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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
yet a spirit still and bright
With aornettiing OF an anpeI,s lisbi

"itH al the SINCERITY Of a companioosbio r
Telling Gates, sorrows, and ENJOY me mis-. her nre.
's'o0 IS Is tho presence Of q pdrer being, and
mere is ID her nature WHICH seems 10 bring him
rsare' to a better taotli. She is, as /. were linked
70 angels and IN Bis exalted moments, ho fscls
himselfheld by The san.a ties.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

gDeS rented OF the best qualify Jlst received
Dec Il 40 J.&Ef, PHILLIPS & Co
BATON ROUGE fEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED Ry Mr.. AND INKS. FIsaER.
wEYiru respectful confluence, We place cur
w selves thus publicly before the community,
to solicit that patronage which All a~ssiduous devote.
ment 10 the moral and Intellectual interests oil
those comnittedt TO cur tuition ~bespeaks As coupled
with, aud greatly assisting the faithful teacher. VIC
have from the commandments our teaching pro-
coded on The inluctive principle, introducing that
series uf books as fast as we could, without put
ting parents to unnecessary expense. The iniuctiye
is The course pursued IN tie most Intelligent parts
of furope, and the most popular in tire world
Mere responsibility was not the object aimed at, a;
the opening of this school, but tisat superiority to
Which ability and experience, combined with q la
Dor ious aud conscleheious discharge Of the teachers
duty attains. In this we havs not been disappointed,
as the average number Of our pupils, together with
their progress show.
We have made provision for a most valuable IL
brary for our school, containing a great variety oil
rare and valuable information, upon almost every
SUBJECT. We have ordered from New York and
shall receive snch apparatus as is necessary to ex-
plain the different sciences. We shall also re
ccive books and stationary, of any Kind, and to All
amount, at order directly from New York.
No pains will be spared, to obtain and enforce
the priucip!esoftt the bes authors. Our aim in tie
rec:fstions Of the respective classes, is to 'tslft cut
the whole idea.'
The accommodations Of our boarding depart
ment are extensive.
Board and Tuition $500 per annum payable
quarterly 10 advance. Washing an extra charge.
Music $50 per quarter. Use of instrument ST.
per month. French $40 per quarter. No deduc-
tians made except in cases of serious sickness.
The course OF the studies embraces every de-
partnent of an englsh education. The ornatnen-
taI branches, including she'll and wax work; also
plain aaafaIrry needle work, also the Greek and
Latin languages when requested will receive par
ticular attention.
The eleventh session, of the b. II. F. Aea demy,
will commence ON the second day of January next.
A sense, that The success OF pupils,i in acquiring an
education, depends very much upon their Punctuai
attendance, cannot too deeply impress the minds Of
parents. The loss of . week, and even a day, may
sometimes be irrcpa"aLia; cspes ally when they
gre we'll ciassed,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

NOTICE.
SfiE. dndersigne / informs his friends and Gus
ID TONERS, that he has remotel his store to the
house adjoining James Ma sker's on Church st
wh'r re he intends keeping a general assortment o
dry goods, clothing, shoes, boots, hats, hard ware,
&C., W ieh will be sold low for cash He takes
his opportunity to request thos who arc indebted
10 HINT cali aud settle their acco nits.
u At III Y BAPIN.
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Vol x xEI
Conditions of fhc Gazette.

40 subscription taken for y shorter period tia
One Year. The price of the Gazette is 81 Il
DOLLARS per altnltn, one half payable in ad
vance, aRd the remaining iastaiment ut the com
mcncemento Of the latter six months of each year.
Should any one by removal or otherwise wish to
decline his further subscription, lie mrst give
notice TO that effect before the expiration Of The
year, 9th ,rwisc he will be considered as SUBJ
~scribing for another year.
Cur ADvERrASEME will be charged as
follows: Advertisements not exceeding twelve
lines, or less, will be inserted for ONE DOLLAR,
and FIFrY Cars for each subsequent insertions;
longer ones in the same ratio.
AID ats unless otherwise ordered viii
be published IN English and French until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
STRk s..
Taken up'by N. Gfayless 5 miles from Na+on
Rouge, a briudiel COW aad calf, marked "A crop
aud undcrbit in the right ear, upper half crop in
the left, branded al. f.n on the side aud on the
hip with a s:agle APP abeut fur years old.
Calfno marked.
Avg 30 20
YMyAkEN 10 by A L'o&ieial on The I7d' Of
cenbor, 4 black horse, IL or i3 hands hi
about 4 years old 4 feet Witt, long tail, maneh
cat Oh, STA on The face white spot on the no e,
brani.
d26 dG HA MUssESDEN, Ranger
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P8rgEV

ONI FICf 4.
.r-yss-EA TIE Steamer TEcHn
"a - s Capt Thonaeson, will m
Ssdsssy~4grr as regular packet between
New Giaans aud Port
Hudson, Leaving New Orleans every " eine stay
at 10 O'Clock A ~, aud Port II ~d,nn every Sa,ur
Gay, after the a tivalofh ecus. For frpiah, or
passage, apply OIL board. dscl9 ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
II a s MUssENDEN, Ranger
a.
NOTICE.

LELg Getsors having claims again :, the success
sion Ut: the late james Penny deceasad, Of the
iars e East Baton iionse, will present them dolly
authenticated to the undersigned Executions ofsaid
succession, before the lst day or February next,
lsil, and those iodab ed, vail make payment to
tie same, Immediately.
nj SLOAN,
8. SKoLrIELp,
Nov IA 40 II Penny.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
COTTON GINS.

COTTON GINS.
r Frazcrs celebrated Cotton Gin Stands 60 Saws
" each, received on consignment and for sale OH
accommodating terms;
nd s i'll +, L. PHIIIIpS& Co.
IA uST RECEIVED; f".e Ps, .tirlder , vol,
o. Jacob Sheppard Q vol, Foolof Quality 2 vol,
Home as found z vol, Nicholas ! lckleby, Marian
or Young Maids Fortune, 1iht gentleman of tho
Old School, ert's Com ntp . RES abridged, The
Boys own Book, Gunns d. .testic Mnlicrne reyi-
scd Edition, f~loopar's Mea. :ai Dictionary, Com
stocks Geology, Tho Life and Travels Of Mungo
Park, Raquel on Banking, Ieoker4s Life II Jef-
ferson, .lollana's Life Of Martin Van Buren,, The
Life Of Black Hawk, The Life OF Bopnc, PHI
tafch's Lives, Russell's IT istory Of Greece aud
France, The Log Cabin A Ii rnac for 1911, The
Fortune Tellers Own Book, Burritt's Geography
of the ffeavenG-Together with i variety of Blank,
Bill. Note and Receipt Books, AMI Il largo assert.
nient of German Silver Spoons, Stationary, fsnry
Articles aud Botanic Medicines for Sale at the
Bookstore of GEO. NJ uEROMAN
September 80
NEW SUPPLY OF FAsHIiONABLE
GOODS.
FMstiE undersigned has the honor 10 ialorm the
Ill ladies AMI gentlemen Of Baton Rouge and
vicin.tj That he has tt rrceit ed a sl,,enlid assost-
ment Of goods uf the latest Sly le, consisting or la.
6ias fancy sh wis DC al! qualities.
Laotes ana gentlemen 5 ioaks: Cloth and me-
riio,
Fine III olland d ,nuel, Bor1oazine, m~olselin, de
lainc,
English and French merinos, cashmere, easinets.
ard sntinets,
Ifcnch calicos Of the latest patterns,
English prints 6
American I"
Faruit re-
Table cl5ths and towels.
Russian aud Fri h linea, Of all qualities,
Linen aEd sitc ncahb &c kaudkercaiefs, plain
atd emtfliieted,
Linen and cotton Lees,
Satins aud silks,
Ribbons and ar,i6cial fl overs of all qualities,
A great variety of haseries, cotton No.sted ami
sifk,
Gcntlamen's inc oeetcaats,
coeulinn g
Frock and d,ess coats,
Cashmere cloth and a,iuvatssc ats,
kopadabouts, aud paals of all q aiti,s,
hinen shir S,
Cotton e viii li,en bosoms,
French calico shirts,
Drawers aad "a ief arts, plain aal worstod,
Cloth IN fur caps,
F,ench black HIN hats,
Annefiean "
W,terproofhrasen s AID boot ,,ut q 2aod assert.
meal of he sad hootsofal al q]ual>tss, iar ladies
uiseuisrae Snd en- ltiea.
Bieacked and anbteachod ~aanaestc,
Negro c!atslnr,
Fel ii hrg and caack, Of Ill qualities,
Silk u4nbreliis,
Plain white china SEES, with sit boriers,
Cookery and glass ware, Sc &c.
Winch he cffcrs inr sac Il the Invest cash price.
The ladies am .eri'efnen are ressfcttulIy invited
70 ceme and VISA his assortment
SINGER,
cor OF Lafayette cad Chnch st.
Nov IA 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

NOTICE.
VIE steam sawinil leo iging to tie undersign-
EEL ed, is aosg in full operation, aay ortets. fer
iamber can be filed nj b ~dispatch, AMI at the re-
hrcel nrice Of s Is per thonsard.
JAY DENLY IL BROOES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
n " MUsSELN1 AN. vholesaIe 49, =

w MuSSELMAN, wholesale AMI retail
~ grocery, cnmerd &c Church aud Market sts..
having been IN the grocery business forinany years,
feels SATISFIED from long experience that he can
offer as much in luceaseat in the way of bargains,
as any house in Baton Rouge; | shall keep on
hand the ensuing year, not only the leading articles,
such as sugar, coffee. moIasses, salt etc but every
thin. that can possibly come under the head even
TO the most minute articles, sothat bill can be
filled IN one house alone without leaving a cus,om-
er 10 Iua over town 10 get il.
Received this day, 100 sacks of coarse aud fine
salt, % boxes honey dew tobacco, 90 boxes negro
and cayendish tobacco, % boxes Virginia tobacco,
5 boxes good Fennessee tobacco, 51,00@ fine Sc
CARS, sorted qualities, 90 boxes fne raisins, Is
sacks OF green coffee, 30 ba.r4ls of Aisakapas su.
gar, very dry and white, 100 boxes long cork clai ct
10 boxes Muscat wine, 5 boxes chan. a gne VINE.
D dozeu painted buckets, 100 boxes No / soap Of
the best, 50 boxes c%anales,s arsed qualities.
And a great variety to numerous to mention of oil,
err articles 10 my line, an | IS - say eaynm ca
uDdersell me il is no such a thing, | buy my articles
al the very largest commission houses IN The
city, as | bay for cash. aud | know that / am as
good a Judge of groceries as any man.
ian 2 AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
DOCTOR r. InKE CRnrprp

DOCTOR T. COKE CRorPFR,.
ED SSPEETFULLY Informs the citizens o
Ia Baton Rouge and adj jacent vicin ny that lav.
ing removed to this piace,w:th lie design of making
a permanent 10 @atioh, tenders his profess onai ser
vices IN The various branches af Medicine, sur
gerry, Obstetrics &c. and lie hofes By ~usreniited
assldaity, TO merit 4 portion of public patronage.
His office fot The present is Immediately oppo-
site the Louisiana Bfaneh Bank, where he may he
consulted, unless prnses .ioaaly engaged.
The friends Old Jeha petkins, ar e referred 10
his appende J c n.
ut gives me great pleasure 10 recommend 10 the
Citizens of Batoa Roa e, my friend DR.. Crepper.
agraddate OF Transylyasia University, WHO from
his extensive experience in practice and in lefatigt-
Bile attention TO business, will doubtless give univer
81 satisfaction, aad in all cases where DIR. Chopper
Is the attending Physician, an my friends with my
advice aad attention in constitution, il viii be
promptly and grltGitouly r.nierel.'
ian lh i9-5n PERKINS mr. n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

Never, oh! never, for loye--T love Va,
he FRS place in my heart you can but fill;
anu "hen you sleep with the green sod above YOU
Deafesf' believe me, l will love you still!
T. S.. NJ. d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

The summer flowers and summer leaves are faded,
And deeper shadows sleep behind the hill;
Than whc, to you before your brow was shifted,
| 8nid Il love you, hisd | ever will"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
raSHE partnership heretofore existing between
a the undersigned having this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, the business will here
after be carried on by d. SANGER, who be-
comes responsible for all awful debts against the
la tie firm, aud will receive all dues.
Sep 10 81 d. SANGER & ID. STRATS.
NIRAYED from ~ plantation OF the stltseri-
~ ber abot IS or 6 weeks since, two young mules,
one a mare nd the other a hnrse of a brown col
or, no markor brand on either or sign Of ever hav-
ing teen worked, it is believed they have gone
towards the Pia "a iiberll reward viii be given
for Their recovery-iIope Esa.e
PHILIP HICKy,
ia 40
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.OSr OK STOLEN.
p u II IL

EGABAkRELS Of Mess aud Prime Fork war
91SD rented oil the bes. qualify just received
aud for sale by
Dec Is 40 j. Ef, PHILLIPS & Co
-nAw0N nnIrI,M NEasAIN AnaIaEaIu -
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A 10 d &c w . & Esrofssegs


4 NOTICE.
As MATTA has received on consignment the
otlowing invoice of goods Ten barrels inferi-
or, low price cogniac brandy, ten bbis Fl holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign Mis-
sissippi brand, twelve boxes tomato catsup, twelve
boxes mushroom catsup, twelve boxes pepper sauce
fifty barrels ~whiskey, fifty kegs leaf lard, three RI
hes superior quality, twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrtsn. A part of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the store formerly occupied
by j. u. Stuart Esq.
;o7 on
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

Ihc ray of June like Loves own rays fell dcnseiy
On the green fields, and kissed our favorite riil,
When first | learned to love you so intensely,
That nov. though lost to love, l love you still!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

r Frazcrs celebrated Cotton Gin Stands GO Saws
" each, received on consignment and for sale OH
accommodating terms;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31


1T Auti-Popery complete reutatou Of the doc
of Rom "sm By John Keges Of LSgaOn cOan'eS It
Rev Charles spurry OF Ne"fok Minister ofthc
Reformed Church
the luOdecimo and Handsomely printed
aud bound fancy cloth
In order invaluable work circulation the
United States, put ut the low price Of Is cents
The following out CT ray noee' '-k"n from various re
ous and Po''ea! papers and ~scn are printed ~ Inc "o"
III this Pope and hi adhcrents pummed by
vigorous gon way that will make their homes ache for
day. Mr. Rogers has ou assaed the leading and
abue and blasAemie' Of the religion but has at
AniChrst He the hosry delinquent with the
him appars lie exposes the naked oy Of
he whole heap of cardinals monks. nnns ard a.t
Black, white, gray, wilt all heir uimpery,
fairly Of the pae OF the religion OF the Bible
they long dgrccd with keIr shuraIes obcfnIes
lcluson Mr. Roeefsis common coDhaant He aei
points, tie Of all weapons Of attack
aud defence Thn .hond reGd oil Pro
thus conferred ''rre> Proitsis". and pses
tie e,on IL every Protestant snua for hs rectoh f"m
''s au3 /. '''' OK. MOORE Ia N.s.ann
p so4eeI hook. and sla,ionery'--DAYroN 4
SAXrON would respectfully inlprn Teachers and School
this aud vicinity tia, they keep hand general
much lower than be bought the city least would
those call before making their selection.
D s for The sale of the following valuable works viz
Mucbel's large slap Of the World, with ndeY,
Mllchrl's large Map ct the United -tniss WIN indeA.
LorHg Terrestrial and Celestial oes 20 WHICH there nose s
Also the Dstlc, School New York be
School Book Dcpoio corhe Of FULTON aud Naau'l % su
II Webster. American Dictionary, in rolumsS,
r0gs! oee0o ne1 ednon containing sghyfoc epsnHd Hor
The Engiish edition OF ibis work NOTICED ~ bn faod, aud
Iogrhais ~ ead"" Edinburgh aberdeen Cambridge Dublin &C.
~ n ~nich aud IA others 1t Is declared to be The b' English Dc
onary One clergyman ~ Liverpool declares be the ont oHo
which appeal can no~ bc made an authority The last elon
The Rev Hubbard Wnsow Of Boston, wtite. thai Wsber Die
tionary valuable
i.h language and that no literary eerson III consider HE apparatus
complete Lee any scholar DEVOTED study
have his table gle week, snd he vost dispense "h
iof miny 'imes It, value
OF
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Just Publi-ke .

The Politicians Register for iSit-A CompiauoaO
of Votes of the nion arranged b.
Csuue alphabetically. By HORACE GREELEY Sixth Edition
srgel For sae of the NewNork Tribune No 30 AnH
street Prick single copies p s2 80 hHndred cash
au5l Y&Cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31

whole of th. popular story Military Life be had the Office
Of the NEW WoRiD published quarto numbers All persons
Tag years subscription will the First Volume aud sub
equen part, gratis Back numbers from the of the
enlarged Volume beginning LIST of July be obtained Suber
; ,.;,a a . vc,r Office 70 Anb.sL auel 10.
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siO reward wl be paia tti. ofiee FOR the , r,

,rs vii, be Paid at for the return q V bv
subscription LIT tor N Ward h,c has been haea brib
So Carrier we believe he has Dc N auy one
our No,conung S lber Of The sun will pay so 70 ny bo
b vii frni.h US evidence Of inc e BY giving
- c Hart; 10 he found sill greatly obhgs u ye earnestly
a, Tins Office Subscribersi IN th VI Mr. B.RSuN
nne.,ed 70 leave the Office !V5 Li morning
,s- will commence the "aI IN coll CT
t =. The name. have been recovered lie Is H
nil dues from subscribers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31

1,-,xo,.-The Springfield Illinois Register of the Goth
,be official returns of votes cast for Congress al the
r.,,;on in the First and Second Districts OF that State
Tbey are follows
n,e-nncr 1871. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31

DEATHS IL Ntw-YoRK.-Thc City Inspector reports the
deaths during last week of 30 Men, "a Women, Sc Boys
and 81 Girls in all 100 OF these Al died of Cholera In
fln,um p of Consumption Convulsons Diarrh~a la
Dropses, - Dysentcry, II Feyer-, - Inflammation Ia
Marasmus . Small Pox , over 80 years of age l46
were natives L. States. % of Ireland II of other
countries 5 unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31

u King &; Feei's Classical md English School 6tl Broad
will be opened iter the vacation
on WcIne day September sll This Principals will lee their
rooms ON Monday Tuesday between the hours Of and H.
~ Circulars may obtained the Bookstore OF H. Carter
Ia street ~ hu>out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31

The OuTRAGEs IRE MissIssIPPt-ln addition to the
published recently Of the terrible tragedies which
have deeply disgraced the citizens of Arkansas and Msss
suppl learn from the St. Louis papers that the latest
dates the citizens their way up and down the river
burning the houses and otherwise destroying the property of
the miserable victims of their tutchery Their families
ordered TO leave their homes 1t stated that the
Cashier othe CONTRIBUTING establishment found in the
river at Columbia, dead.
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MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST II, l8t.
80 noon SETS ..........4
'Us 30 81
liverpool Aug g. Havre indirect Aug N Orleans Aug 10
CLEARED
Ship Arson, Backman, Charleston G. O. Sutton.
Sw bark Lete, Aspng Antwerp Boorrisn, Johnson Co
Brig. Edo, i.boa Badger Peek Br Kate. Gnsrd
Granad, WI, Daas B0thers
schr Empire, Powell Norfolk, Va
ARRIVED.
Brig Peter Demi lie Wis If ly, Danea Gotten, Denl
Schr Ata Mayo Washington nc naval stores to Capt
Schr Orion Smuon, dy WhngoH Nc, With naval
Captain.
schr Charlie. Appleton fm Philadelphia, coal to order
Schr Otaello, slnslley II dys I'm Es'iport, Pasief
Schr Z Wood Buncker, Lubec, plaster.
" Royaa Mail Steamer from Boston TO Liver
poolhe the Columbia open Hornden
Cos Office No Wall st and will elose Tuesday. Aug 81
Tus.dsy. WIN WYAAS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31

~ The good work of emancpatng the Clerks Of our
Civ from unccasin labor is still onward The proprieors
OF the principal ewery and Fancy Stores in Broadway hive
,eed 10 close at o'clock and after the LIST of September
Imorrow) We believe nearly all but the Grocery Stores
have po come into the arrangement and we trust these VIII
no, on form AN exception. There strong moral consd
,iops in favor closing the Grocery Stores ut an early
hour. Most of them retail liquors and thus become the
thousands who. if they were closed at
O'clock would go their families instead of staying
out TO incur iuenby habits of dissipation Need we urge
that their custom neither profitable nor reputable to the
Sorcs We enrca the Clerks in these Stores insist
uclv though in good feeling for the privileges which other
Clerks ENJOY and that Grocers will perceive that
their own and the public would be greatly advanced
l,y closing at s o'clock.
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LATER FRcM FLoRIpA-We are indebted to the Sasan-
nah Republican for slips containing letters of recent date
from Florida he intelligence contained IN them though
no, decisive is on the whole encouraging One of their cor
RESPONDENTS. writing from Pilatka under date OF August Il
.r ns apanst believing that the end Having
eprlv travelled over them he that none OF the Pn-
l road. can he passed without the imminent danger
The hand of Aeck Tustenuggee in divided forces, haunt
bammsck and stream On the llth instant The express
rider from Fort Russell to Plaka hred upea ana
citizen near Mcanopy attacked and Killed by oanu Oh
Aeck which alone the writer separated Is 1t Is INTO
fragments would keep the Army in active operation o'
twelve months 10 come.
Letters OF later date announce that AlccNttadjo the
second Chief to the great Tustenuggee taken on the io
in.,an, by Lieut. " Anderson He has promised 10 take
the troop. to his camp hch island IN Lake George
and aftervud to camp OF Aec Tustenugsee which he
says the opposite side OF the ST Johns Lieut. Ander
son started on the Goth quest Of the savases 1t Is SAID
too tina; Tigerta has word the Commanding General
thai he will soon come in with his troops-no the hrst
time he has made this promise There i. less sickness among
the oop, than there was some weeks since and the sy'
tenn Of coonzng the citizens who choose to come forward
and guarasy OF protection from the troops anu
raons to enable them to form settlements ON the hostile
borders is progress. The ST. Augustine News states
ba, the Expedition TO the Everglades returned thence on
the 18Th having effected nothing beyond the destruction OF
some fields of and canoes. Among the Indians
who had come in at Fort Cumming little white slr
aged t. who had been with them for about year At
Tampa there are 207 Indians ready be shipped for the
West.