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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

ONDON Editions of scarce and valuable works
lust received and for sale by the subscriber
Baron Dupn's Commercial Power of Great Britain
.x,,ib tin, complete view Of the
Public. ~
Baron Dupins History and actual sta of the Militia
nv Forces of Great Britain.
Marquis dc Lupacc's System of the World transla-
ted from the French, and elnctnted with
explanatory notes.
WFP Naoisr's History of the War in the Prninsu-
e.. Us Ia, and South France.
Jeremy Bcnhams Rationale of judicial Evidence,
J Il McCulochs Dict mary, Practical. Ihe"retlcai
and Historical, of commerce and
commercial navigation. lilustrn-
ted with maps and plans, new
edition. WMMrKEAN,
"a cur Camp Common SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF STEAM BOATS
1 Il he suhscrbers have in store few barrels of
illuminated Peas,a new article lately invented in New
York. few burrels Of this Peat was p on board the
Great Western on her last trim the Ger sta es that
the result Of the trial has satisfied hi that 100 lbs
pent cqua to 800 lbs. Ut Coo and that in case
Nhef, there is difficulty in gen ating or keeping
rectors of the Great Western 4 dered the purchase
400 br for the of the shi which was put board
on her last departure.
For a trial, appiyto sLoCK &co.
No Front i.evec ~
ND-But brIs at time can only be delivered to
oe steam boat, until we get further supply which
vii be in few days.
SgEEF -Halrbarre's mess and prime, at the inspcc.
- ton in store, for sale by DORSEY
llAlSiNS-4OO boxes Mr. Raisins, j.oring's brand,
jas5 w w JTHAYER & co, "a poydras st
NH ANTI.LA CORDAGE-50 coils assorted sizes.
IVA in s'orc and for sale by THAYER Il Co.
Ja26 "a Poydras ST
DRA,JE,rs. on New y"rk; r,;, by o,
SO Camp
standard and valu able books, chiefly Lordon
editions.
The Dindem, with superb plates.
Beauties of Byron, or IL danes de Byron, splendid
plates,
Byron Illustrated do do
SCOTS landscape illustrations, plates.
BrOckenden's Alps,
Roscoe's Wales.
Finicn's TabIeaux,
Gallery of British Artists, all splendid engrnvings;
Life of john Nvtton with coloreh sporting plates;
Latin and Greek Classical Library, in English,
Livy Tncus, Xenophon &C.,
Byron's works, London pocket edition,
Shakespeare, London diamond edition.
l'ogg's, The Erick Shepcrd's, tales
Aiken British, poets,
The Spectator, 6 vols, in l8mo,
Selections from British poets,
BoccacCios Drcnmeron, in 2 vols,
Curosics Of Literature by rIsrael
Mnrshnls life Of Washington, | vol, 12mo,
With variety of splendid Annals and works Of
AIT in handsome bindings.
EJOHNS s. Co,
fc6 cor st Charles and Common st
I ME- 1909 casks first burnt Thomuslon LINE,
N i landingfrom brig Ahuns, for sale by
jan 80 5. II }. p. WHITNEY. 70 Camp st
ARD-11O0 kegs for sale by
EL ja!9 SrETSON g. AVERY, GO Gra,icr st
TNLOUIt-300 hols superGne landing from steamer
= Splendid, in store for sale by
jan3l G. DORSEY, "A New Lcvcc
UDAINTED BUCkETS-I0n ,loz in store for sale b.,
ja3o J TlIAYER g. Co, "a Poydrns
nOMrSTiCS-}0 bales 3D. and III heavy brown
- shirtinsa and sIieetings, for sale hv
ja25 ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co, l3l Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

nARLOR ORNAMENTS--Rare and beautiful
L curios,ics, for sale only by Rees D'iangc,
and at Plough's Museum.
All these ornaments consist of the most spIen~
did specimens Of orthinology from Europe, Asia,
Africa, aud our own country.
Approved notes at 60 days will be taken OF q
1TOLASSE.S Barrels and Hossheads-?O1 first
lV( quality Molusses barrels; asn, rs do. do
Hog ~heuds in prime order for sale by
Ce5 WM PORTER, 9j Common i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

A MEXICAN BRANDY: Goshen Butter, &c.
n so barrels American Brandy,
90 kegs Goshen Butter
90 boxes starch,
so kegs Buckwheat meal,
% boxes Impsriatea,
90 do do canisters do,
90 half barrels mess shnd
Landing from ship Adronduch, for sale by
fc5 CIV PRiTCHARD Il JOtAi
NOETHE 4 Schiller's select minor poems,
". Sketches of Married Life, by Mrs Follcn, OF
Boston,
The Life aud character Of the Rev. Saml II
Stearns,
Just received and for sale by AIOWAK,
fe5 40 Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

TX ERSEYS-76 bales kerseys,
IN Oils barrels Tanners Oil,
30 casks winter Oil,
40 casks full strained do,
CANDI.ES-300 boxes Sperm Candles, for
sulc by LHGALE
d7 93 Common e.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

NAll.S-7OO kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale by
~ dis ADAMS g. WHJTALL, 81 Gmvier 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

6 ADDLERY WHARF.-THE subscribers, manu-.
- faclurers and Wholesale dealers in saddlery
goods, arc now receiving by late arrivals from the
uurh in addition TO their former stock, extern
sive assortment of articles in their line, among
which are the following viz:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21
FRANKLIN INFIRnlARY-

VNHE public are respectfully "''tmeI ta ns Thst''
tuition is erected on the mast improved plan, ana
n an airy and most admirable situation, in the aubour
franklin, upon the ruih od, mile from che siisss
sippi. ,oon,.,,,o,s, I;v;ao,
into apartments, for ksepia, separate different classes
and different diseases. ,
The insulation is suppl Il with the most shul and
attentive male aud female and speaking the va
rous modern languages.
Private rooms may be had bv gentlemen at five dol
lars par day, includii, a,teudancs, &c.
Terms ia the or mary wards two dollars per day
Slaves also Two dollars Sinai! pox III the ordinary
wards, five dsal'rs:
All capital surgical operations extra:
Tbe re sidant PHI sicial is DR. Weddcman, 10 whom
Trr"s",,srr M II Kan,par street. aplAlv
TNRENCH CArHEpHAL-Jnst received by Da''t
contains over so steel cugruvings Illustrations o
Notr. Dame de Paris, Ancient Cahcdral tnarres 40
i3eauvais do, Evoeux do, Rourn de" frice Sd 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1889
SPLENDID London AnnualS-Thc hook OF Roy,
- atty, superb cold plates; Findcn's Tableaux, and
Gallery Of Cruces;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book
l;aauties Costume s,-i;a"ts and blossoms;
Waycrly Keepsake - The Imperial;
Oriental Annual; FORGET me MOI,
.Iord,n's Portrait Annual;
Caricature Annual; Comic Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Iuvcniir Sketch Book;
Young ladies' and yonmg &c ''ie'nen Annual
Alarc, A Watt; Christmas Tales
american inRud's.
The Token aud Atlantic s;ouvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mira Gimu's annual Register 4 IlouseM lie Almanac.
ALmanac'S.
American Almanac & Repository ofUseinl knowledge
Bluns Nautical almanac;
EJchns 4 Co ;. Louisiana Almanac;
Crockett omic-Gor'nnn Almanac,
Stewart'S Diary for 1872, containing blank memo
EJOiiNS & CO.,
conner of ST Charles and comno sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

Amer and Eng. brides and bridls mountings,
do do marlngales,
Plated. brass, and japanned coach harness,
do do do gig and sulkeo do
do do do Barouche do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

EUNDS-AIississipp Funds taken at 7, Front lie
l. wee, for Groceries.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

U)AINTED BUCkETS-IO0 doz in store for sale by
4 ja30 TlIAYER g. Co, "a Poydra-
nOMGSTiCS-:'0 bales 3D. and III heavy crown
- slirtinss and sIieetings, for sale hv
ja2j ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, l3l Magazine At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

T OMBARD e. cos Boston and New Orleans
- 1.-Two Of Packet Shps.-This new line of ships
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports, and will be found of suitable draft of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
will DO made to give general satisfaction, Tho
line is composed Of tho following ships:
Cherokee. AIS tons Capt. Harding,
Carolina, 400 do Iemist,
Charleston, 374 do D Eldridgc,
Columbiana, CPS do G Barker,
Seaman, $40 do Howes,
Bombay, Cos do D Humphrey.
The above ships are all now, of the first lass,
copper fastened and eoppcrcd, commanded by men
Of great experience, have largo accommodations,
with separate ladies' cabin; every attention will be
paid to passengers and the very lost Of stores pro
vided for them.
The packets will be towed up and down the Mis-
sissipp', and the strictcst punctuaiy Observed in
the time Of sailing, and should the regular vessels
be detained in arriving. other ships equally good
will in all cases be substituted share of pat
age is solicited, and the agents pledge themselves to
accommodate as much practicable, to receive
and forward goods by said limo at the most moder.
ato charges, and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, if required.
The ships will leave the list ard 18th OF every
month"; For freight or passage, apply to the agents
J A MERRITT, 50 Common st
N, B. Arrangements made on consignment
to Mcssrs. A. C. Lombard & Co.
| nov27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

IL in store and for sale BY
ja25 JTHAYER e. co, "a Poydras st
W. ANII.LA CORDAGE-5O coils assorted Sizes
.sa in storc and for sale by THAYER Il Co.
JAG "a Poydrus st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

No Front Levec ~
ND-J}ut brs at time can emily be delivered to
steam boat, until we get further supply which
vii be in a few days.
deco ST. g. Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21
4 ARD-l5O0 kegs for snle by
1L ja?9 SrETSON s. AVERY, SO Gravcr st

TNLOIIt-300 hnls superGne landing from steamer
T. Splendid, in store for sale by
jan 81 G. DORSEY, "A New Lcvcc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

seEEF- tIalfbarrels mess and prime, at the inspec
- ton, in store, for sale by u DORSEY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

References.
r Sanford, Esq, Mr. c C"llnm, r McAlpin, Esq, 1t.
kihhy, in Mobile; S II Taylor, p Ren, Esq, in Ne"
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons the above hotel, is placed at Geo Whitman's
Office, 81 St Charles Exchange.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

dies; a tribe Of doubtful gender, with
more 20 perfumery than brains, and re-
curing only change of costume to
make a fashionable fine lady. A
glance at his features however, show
ed that this person was above the or
binary dandy race. possessing the
cunning of a foe and the stealthY shy
ness of a cat. With an affected lisp,
and fashionable drawl, he gave some
orders to his foreign servants and en-
tered his coach. Throwing himself
with languid air upon the soft cush-
ION OF his luxurious carriage, he look
ed about upon the crowd to see if
they We're not overwhelmed with adj
mlratlon of their beloved democratic
President! Crack went the whip, and
away rolled the great leader Of the re-
publican party! And this, reader, is
a true picture of the fop, who by
fraud and intrigue has managed to at
tain to the Presidency Of eighteen
millions of freemen. Could the hard
handed, brawny-armed republicans,
who voted for Martin Van Buren, in
1886, once see him as he is, they
would bid those hands and arms per-
ash, rather than cast another vote for
a man who at heart, and in his per-
sonal habits, is the greatest Amsro-
GRAFT in America.--Daily Rochester
San.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

An Irishman being asked which
was the oldest he or his brother, re-
Piled, Il am the oldest, but if my bro
Their lives three years, we shall both
be of an age
The best way to spell Russian or
Polish name is to cough once, sneeze
three times, and then say ski.
CoKE UPON LlrTLEroN.-The Rev.
Mr.. Coke, dissenting minister, has
sued the parish Of Littleton for G5oO.
A country girl attending Quaker
meeting was asked by friend how
she liked it; s'like it? why, / see no
sense in sitting for hours without say
ing word, it's enough to kill the
DIP s'Yea, verify, my DEAR" re-
lplied he, ssthat is just what we wantm
An inquest having been held on the
body Of topper down East, the Jury
returned a verdict Of ssDied of the
jag dsstemper."
A laughable matter has made the
Emperor and Empress Of Russia quit
the new winter palace. It's fuH of
bugs.! Built in hurry, with new
timber, and heated by steam, it is sup
posed the no1ious vermin were thus
produced.
When molasses is used for cooking
it is a prodigious Improvement to boil
and skim it before you use it. It
takes out the unpleasant raw taste,
and makes it almost as good as sugar.
Where molasses is used much for
cooking, it is well to prepare one or
two gallons in this way at time.
ssPm. laying down the law" as the
client said when he foored his coun.
sellor.
"'Tis the company, and not the
charge, that makes the FEAST lsaak
Walton.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

At the late yearly meeting of
Friends in Newport, some rascal dis
guised himself in the habiliments of
that worthy sect, and succeeded in
stealing several pocket books from
those in attendance. Though dress
ed in the garb of the orders, who shall
say that he had any of the habits of
It's professors?
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

INDUSTRY AND PERSEVERANCE Re-
wARDED.-We see it stated in one of
our exchange papers, that a well has
been sunk in Hooking Valley, Ohio,
to the depth of sic hundred feet, for
the purpose of obtaining salt water.
The object Of the enterprising indi-
viduals has been fully accomplished,
a supply of water having been reach
ed which requires but forty-three gal
Ions to make a bushel of salt of fifty
pounds. The water rises spontane-
ously to the surface, and flows at the
rate of 1000 to 5000 gallons per day.
This new well is in the vicinity of
that owned and worked by Messrs.
Ewing and Vinton for some years
past.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

An honest Irishman, fresh from Hi
hernia, caught humble-bee in his
hand, supposing It to be humming-
bird, Och," he exclaimed, ssthe de-
vii burn me! how hot his little foot ISL
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01
1uE iowa PATRIOT
nupr1sHED EVERY THURSDAY IN
rur Upper STORY OF THE BUILD
s# ING AT THE CORNER OF
washington and Water Streets,
.oo,,pcT0N, DIES MONIES COUNTY. IOWA.
TERMs !:

!, 1oWAPATRIOT will be published
Inc week. at THREE DOLLARS per
vsar. IN ADVANCE. .
!, IsMrn,sRTIsEMENTs will be inserted at
Az ~ rate Of one dollar per square. for the first
'n VA sftv CENTS for each subsequent insertion.
ali liberal h deduction will be made to all those
nho advertise by the year.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

TALL TIMorHY.--The curious may
inspect at our office a leetle the tallest
Timothy ever raised in any part of
the world. The head alone is ii in
ches long, and the diameter of the
same more than a quarter of an inch.
1t was raised on the farm of Mark
Noble, Jr. on the North Branch, II
miles from town, where also may be
seen crop Of oats as high as mans
head.-"Reat this who can!'-
cago american.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

ssH the devil should lose his tail,
where would he get another2 Dye
give It app ssIn q gin shop, to be
sure, because there they retail bad
spirits y
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

MONASTERY OF La TRAppE.-The
monks mon OF La Trappe never speak
lhey eat only vegetables and drink
water: They rise every morning at
2, and, after mathis they make them
selves a grave, in remembrance of
their mortal state: they wear camlet
next the skin, and lie upon straw. In
the place where they assemble to
warm themselves (which is the only
indulgence they take) over the fire.
place is a picture of beautiful wo-
man; and person turns it every five
minutes, when half putrid skeleton
appears.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

LOUIS The Grand Monarch
once said to one of his courtiers, whose
simplicity he was well aware Of, "Do
you know Spanish7" "No, sire.'' 81
am very sorry for it.'' 81 vii! learn
it, " replied the courtier, whose ina
gination was fired with the thought
of the possibility that he might be APP
pointed ambassador to the Spanish
court. He accordingly applied him
self with the utmost assiduity to his
task, and in short time again pre-
sented himself to the king. ''Sire,''
said he, 81 now know Spanish well,
and can talk and read it with ease.''
"Indeed,s answered Louis, Il am We
ry glad of that; you now can read
Don Quixotte in the original
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

A dashing blade, having gazed too
long at the s'striped pig" was dispos-
ed to be rather noisy and pngnacious
IN the street. at an unreasonable hour,
and unfortunately fell into the clutch
es OF the Charles. He promptly hand
ed out V, the usual fee) to be allow
ed to go on his way carousing,
'aTwont do,' said he of the club,
''must have an x" "What, ten dol
lars! outrageous-never heard any
thing like it." "Young man." said
Charley, assuming the gravity and
sternness of one big in authority, II
have to inform you sprees is 7.iz!n'
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-01

81 Have THE READING OF IT EVE
RY WEEK."-lt not unfrequently oc-
ours when persons are asked if they
will subscribe for newspaper, or if
they already take it, that they reply.
'sNo, but my neighbor B. takes it; and
l haze the reading Of 1t epery ueek."
Such often add, that they like the pa
per, and sometimes say they consider
it "the best paper they know off,
They are 6ensftted every aceek by the
tolls, perplexities and expenditures of
those acho 'eceive nothing from them
IN return.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30
PLEASANT GROVE WING MEET
ING.

Az a meeting held al the store Of Ca
briel b. Lea. esq. 90 Saturday the 25ih
last. an motion. Col. James Gtshams
was called 10 tho chair, and William >.
Mupre aud John Harvey we're appointed
secretaries.
The objec, Of the meeting having been
stated by tie chair. On mo,ion the chair
appointed Giles Mebsne, William Mur-
ray. Samuel lIsrgravcs. and Gabriel u.
lea, esqrs. and Capt. William Anderson,
TO prepare resolutions, &c. for the action
OF the meeting. After short interval
the committee reported the following
preamble aud resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted: .H .
Whereas under our form Of govern
men, it is the privilege al the people TO
assemble and freely express their sen,i,
men,s on the management, Of public Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30

'ifs; ana uhfFeas. 10 lie epsnlaa 4 lis
nsfiiRg. ths administrator q lie sers.
al goFfrnmsnt has departed lroa lie
Eisdnms iniegEiiy and sr0aony q lo,.
aarF times. and become slafmineIy sxsr.-
sagani and ami republican ii il ssadFs.
eies. ~ acting aPoh lie pIineip.e llsal..ll.e
sPoiis belong n The siclaIs. = AMI lhas he
Offices 81 gaseInmsHa are 20 b Used d
sPaiis. and divided mi srrording 10 nar.
lizan strEirFs; and = heseas IL carrying
'uUI Iliis PFinripie aaexampled frauds and
Declarations haze taken place under lie
l'nanagenehi q The parry in POwrr;
therefore.
hssofrei. Thas we condsmn he pnli-
ey Of Ihe present chiel Magistrate oI The
United States, anil ssrrite 10 il The enaE-
muus increase Of tie expenses IL tie
government. and lie great frauds and de-.
isiealions Of he subordinate officers.
ResOlred. That we disspprose his 90
Icy IN relation 10 The pnslic lands ard
Ihe currency. the grsdualian land bill.
and Tie sub-irrasnry scheme.
RssoiUed. That in persisling TO press
ihe sub treasury upan The people. when
q has been four times rejected By ll.eir
representatives., Ilie PFeshisal shows .
disregard Of the popular will.
RssOlrei. That our Seniiars in Con-
GEES. IN refusing ohedienee Ia Rsynsr'
resolutions. have disobeyed The wIll ol
'he peOpl IS expressed BY their rrpTe,
ssnIsiires. and refused 20 practice the
doctrines they prnfsss.
Resolrei. That We rondema lhs
course pursued By our Isle represents.
tive in Congress. The lion. Wm. Mon.
gomery. in relation TO the sub-reasnry
and the investigating committee; and tha
in voting % Ieeognizs the independence
Of negroes IN lIayu. he aeled in concert
with abolilionisls and tho enemies Of The
South. .a M. M
( Resolved. That the thanks Of this meet
ing be rendered 10 the chairman for lhs
able and dignihed manner in which M
discharged his duty. and also 10 the Sc
ereisTics.
ResOirsi. That the proceedings Of hi,
meeting be Published IN The llillsborougt
Recorder.
JAMES GRaHAMs. Chairman.
wn. $; MooRE. Secretaries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30

Program Of Lynch LaE.-In The trial
al ApslsehieOlsl Of . man accused Of
sSindling, The jury being dividrd. .
seoundrrl Of The sequiiial parry burst in
the door a Ia CrOmrsiI. and put an end
TO further deliberations. On the next TN
al. the jury being doubtless intimidsted
by The outrage. acquitted the prisoner.
The example Of the Loco Foeo Tislers
al the csPiInl Of Pennsylvania. is rapidly
making proselyies. In The event of iIs
overIhrowing the institutions Of tie coun.
try. We may thank those political leaders
who have done their utmost 10 eneour.
age the slsrmingly destructive doctrines
Of the day. ". Y. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30
FROM FLORIDA.


Our latest accounts from Florida. We
are sorry 10 say, are any thing but consol-
ing TO The patriot or the philsnihropis,.
10 The Pensacola Gazette OF the I lih in
slant, we End the following paragraph.
National InieRigeneer.
The Seminole War.-No hopes
seem TO be any longer entertained that
the embassy OF General Maeomb TO the
Seminoles will end in any thing benei-
cisl. Lieut.. Reynolds, who passed
through this place last week on his way
FROM Tampa Bay. brings Intelligence
tina, The chief on whose good Offices Gen
eral Macomb chiefly relied. has not oaly
refused 10 treat, but has betaken himself
and all his people 10 the WOODS. The
truth is, they consider the whites To have
been badly whipped. and j. is nearly time
that we should take the same view Of the
matter. The language they now use is.
lie, US alone and we will not modest
you--remain at your posts or your
homes, and we will not attack you.--bui
il you make war on US, we will fight ss
long as our ammunition lasts. and when
this is gone we will take TO the bow and
arrow"
From another quarter &c Florida the
last mail broughtus the following distress
ing intelligence:
From the Appalachicola Gazette.
. More Indian Murders. We received
by the mail boa, Commercs. this evening,
the following information:
A party Of Is or 30 Indians. recognis-
ed 10 be Creeks. simultaneously attacked
the settlements OF Roberts, al Slefanulgee.
and John and Nathan Smiths. Rico's
Bluff. They burnt Roberts's house.
killed little boy, and wounded Roberts
himself. who. with his wife. man nam
ed Aldrich. and four children eacsped.
At Smiths settlement, il is supposed
that INa,han Smiths three children. .
Mrs. Richards. and her Eve children. and
a man named White. were murdered. N.
Smith. With his vile. another woman,
and two men. escaped. John Lamb was
severely wounded--he recognised the
Indians 10 be Creeks. Sixteen Of the
fugilises,, men, women and children,
came down on the mail boat, ara are
completely destitute. Several Of the
Indians were seen on The banks OF the
river. as the boat came through the mar
rows. seven miles above For. Gsdsden,