The native American., 1840-07-04

from New Orleans in December
he Journal
HEpp1NGToNAn the attack upon the
Methodist missionary iedngon, about 25 miles from Mono
v by body 400 and successful defence Of the
nae ma i've mas mas aua"y uee a m ] ou II @ r"p h M M b
the mos" n o mu oh M se %
have been able resist and defeat such body assaans led by
HARnls coored American residing Caldwell in
the colony of Liberia, Who being carpenter by trade Heddngon
made engagedn the duties Of his calling Mr. DHERv
CALDWELL Mr.. HARRIS the carpenters
temporary soourn these Heddingon saved the
and doubtless the lives of innocent They deserve
credit for their bravery perse verance and skill. -
kings led these attacks will be frequent and the
Improvements Colony thereby retarded slight acquaintance with
the that produced hem will dsp all apprehension this
King BoArwAN extraordinary Af-
Having subsequently been landed Monseado he
wife and seek his fortune the He proceed
strangers his flag h and assumed the title of King
Being and dressed British uniform hocked
Aiul enepsing engaged which
greatest Slave raider perhaps Africa His
collecting around him great warriors remarkable Whom he
officers feared him, and dreaded his dspleasure
BoAss1N friend Of the colonies fact saved hem
when weak from dercion continued friendship during
his DEATH IA few n the chief whom he had
killed GAY ooaBAr also cruel warrior and
battle He powere having lost his and his
his people will again tight fact the the
the fort of CAY M sn have filled the the
entered of them living miles in the interior, and
Governor Not only Colony nothing
bloody wrehes hooed by King BoAss1N but the Governors
y prevent bloody which would otherwise take place
deed this is stipulated all the treaties to submit their qna's to him for
and their allies combined their forces since against
the ,om eavns bu few individuals whom Governor
settle They however a'acked even there
had years saved thousands the Deys who
murdered sold into slavery But must not longer den
CALDWELL, (rinrRrA) APRIL le 1870.
After and GAY ToomBY the
three or four hundred Warriors oa,swans vey
Dey headed by and four other On the day previous
ws sp % % on y My wife times
which finally did the foot of the bed had
quickly and went the window but was too dark shoe"
alarm was given by Iquicky called
Mr. BRows to get up and load guns at this tune two boys we're ae
the yard they returned and said the already
sna,che sotbag and fastened down and into
shouted that they bring back the guns would them But
o"y four ncs e"ss% on M the on % poured load
balls and buck shot had not fired than twice
os' oss budng edngton his saonb gen
era commenced After firing the third and my colleague
door of the missonhou before which, distance or about
ten yards store-house had been built Day began to break
firing rods off, akng good m which they re-
which lasted about minute and half then TO
which, had six pounds uckho and the
powder which filled my large pockets and bosom with
and post During this interval my friend bEMERY had
his cartridges three which lie received from Brown
army part Of moved behind the church
about the dwelling upon which left station and
locked The shot Of the whled BY
degree that had behind large from which
from fifty buchot earh they
ng more then hurried back former position
the doorway, and this the assan broke through the fence
heaman DEMERy dropped of them,
and rod and half from the door At this GorERAH
appeared believing AMI rearing r-gsHy out Of ammunion and