The native American., 1840-06-20
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ship Sauda arrived New York second Of June, after
passage thirty days received
the Colony Wepubh the following from Gov BuoHANAN
Dispatches the exclusion Of other interesting ma Repository
GovERsmENr HOUSE, MosRovrA,1
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ssa and 9th January and the 10th and lh February with
documents the good ship sud which arrived here on the
On the arrival the ship absent Bassa making
lions country temporary delay
landing people cargo did reach this place till the
alarming as demand my first managed
her Bas,1 on the y 5 M s as sou d
been built for them Bexy which Of them removed
up The ship leaving Cove Cape Pam with
the missionaries whence she has not yet returned
position tie Boxer detailed
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remained the 9th of March the state the date of that
pupose upon Hedgon and for the signal in
exposition of Providence would have murdered and
child interesting happened that of
there months had muse with
siony Mr. BROWN and at moment they all Loaded
his chamber Two Americans from Caldwell by the Of and
himself enabled the whole
host achieve of the most wonderful victories recorded
On side Of the large field Of cds which
hundred led e,nnb
TOR who had his 20, for the purpose Of cooking his ss
darend with them and they sent yell that made the whole forest
with admirable they awaited the terrible
Of Cutting their ens passions the
they reached the fence ea their suddenly the
vera the leading the ground Before they could from
ls up e s
fused which did Nor his two brave associates
they stood the open yard exposed perfect Of slugs and
loaded s~ Red s', aa s1 into o9
hnds the effect crowd Of human beings the
may imagined savae gave ground under this
mendos fire. but as often returned with fury to the onset At
the house almost exhausted and nearly destitute Of ammunition Goro
ward one end Of the house, he tore off Of the ng with his
hands, eaped the fence and pushed his within ten feet Of the door,
and the too reload he had thrown down
Selling which he supposed stood behind him he threw his
dearly struck gum which the moment
charge sugs and balls With desperation
it, and wheeling poured the whole contents into the body Of
the death Of this famous leader struck panic the rest they
but few and feeble efforts afterwards the fight But their
loss had scarcely commenced for rushed
the body their chief the Americans continued pour upon them their
h before p the oye the In ONE hour and
from the time the assault made the
suhss, invaders few Of BLACK oa people behaved we'll l in the
It is difficult to form correct engaged a,
there were bewen three and five Their loss could not
less than forty fifty killed; but Of the wounded can form no con
Bassa Cove the whittier Immediately
returning this place and in
Of the seemed demand
As renewal the attack Heddngon Mr. E. JOHNSON had
been about thirty before arrival guard the
place put good defence possible This duty he
mounting which he carried up for that
commanding position and surrounding the principal quarter
of the by strong paisade enclosure
The people Of the upper settlements particularly Nsbug were
reported thai GAY iooMAY hd
collected much larger force his town. and was about to MAKE
bu take awful for the death OF GoToRH ana
his warriors who had fallen Hedngon found quite
possible gather of the his force
could
the whole from DO Poo the ST. Pau would join him.
would he hased and people
other Under these de-
bring whole speedy termination by sudden march
Twenty town, standing Of wide open field and