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FROM FLORIDA

FROM FLORIDA.
SAVANNAH, May 20.-We learn from an officer Of
the army, who came passenger in the United States
steamer Gen. Taylor, Capt Peck arrived yesterday
from Florida, that since our last advice from that quar-
ter, Haeck Tustenuggee, whose camp at Fort Fowle
the Ocklawaha, had sent in four of his warriors TO
Col. Riley, commanding al Fort King, asking for ra.
tons, which refused. Four other warriors were
sent in by the same Chief two days afterwards, re-
questng raons, which were, in like manner refused
whereupon the messengers stated that the Chief would
march for Tampa, and halt certain Creek between
that post and Fort King from whence he would send
for provisions and escort to take him to Tampa for
the purpose Of emIgratng.
Coacoochee wild Cap had again been in at Fort
Pierce. He stated that Sam Jones and ospitaka were
forthwith TO hold a council with himself, when would
be determined their for the future Coacoochee
Of course expressed himself determined TO emgrate,
and stated that Sam Jones would do whatever ospita
ka recommended.
Haeck Tustenuggee's warriors brought in 5 sticks,
indicating the number Of people for whcm ratons were
wanted IL will be rene bered that IN last ad vices
stated that eight days would test the since.
rity of Ha!eck-those eight days have passed and he
has not surrendered.
Our informant states, that Of lG3 at Fort King,
LOG sick In addition 10 the above items Of intel
lgence may add that several rumors have reached
from Correspondents that the command in Flo.
rida will be confided 10 the gallant Col Worth
We give the rumor we have heard it, If il be true.
prepared to say that better selection could not
vel! have been made. -RepuJlican.
IsDIAs MuRDERs.-The Tallahassee Flordian of the
Did inst, contains the following information:
"An individual shot BY the Indians on the Sd
inst. near Pilutha, East Florida
"a person by the name of Livingston was murdered
by them the Della, a few days ago. He was
barbarously mangled.'
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ROY MTCOT. Jr.. CT.
Co.s1.,1osrr', O,,,cr- Isl aprl. ~

Coa9,sIoSER's UFFIcE, Isl Apr. -
The parties Interested The foregoing order are informed
have appointed - alnd day of June next 10 take thr
ordered they are therefore required TO attend, att
Tappahannock that day, with all necessary paper al
testimony, enable me 10 settle said accounts mi
WAS. II. PURkiNs, Com. c $. c. l.. { C. 20 :.
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POETRY.
From the "D,ai," fer .8p,ii.

From ,hs "i),a!,' fer 8prL
ART-THE GENUINE PORTRAIT.
And really battered than Ar ought To iattef M
should pant the picture inventive nature granting mere
,uch a thing designed repairing The im-rectlons which ne
cessary the resistance OF The material worked ILL., re
pairng also Inc injury dane ii by comluering FINE"
Translated from :.c GerA.aE 81 Losing.
Ask you why the portrait bears not
The romance Of these lips lashes?
Why tnal busom's bush it shares not:
Mirrors lrr eyes quick flashes:
Is false not revealing
Her secret consciousness Of beauty
The graceful, halfdeselupcd feeling
Desire opposing fanced duly:
For, on the canvass, shadowy hair
Streams backward from an earnest lace
The features one expression bear,
The various lines one story trace
And what Is that representative.
No, wldfre passion, bright but damp.
plrer fame, which points Gbere-
Though kinded III earthly lamp
Cali Il Deyotion--cali II joy
'ris the true love of wonian's heart
Emotion pure from all alloy
Action complete al every part
Blame not the Artist, then, who leaves
The circumstances of the hours
Within husk the fruit psrce.res,
Within the had, III. future flower
He took the pervading grace,
Which charms all and placed it here
The Utmost of her face,
The Key h:s locked character
The spirit Of her lie, which beats
Ia every pulse Of thought and feeling,
The central fire which lights and heats
Explaining Earth aud Heaven revealing
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April %

A 7 Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry. rnht'
IA and held for Es-rN county the Court house, III Iaip
mock, Friday, the 3otli day OF October, l5iu:
Waller Jones, Aiitia'
against
T.andon Warrington, aTrt
THIS this day 10 he heard upon the tf,,i
the record Of the proceedings III the Comfy Court 81 h
consideration whereof, and the arguments II t"uh''l
heard, il bdjud. I'd by the Court that the decree pronnhb
This cause the said County Court The lith DAY ~ 800
Der, le9, favor o the appellee, against the appellant "
Gus and that the br reversed and anuullcd and IT,.
appellant recover against the appellee, hi> costs by hG 81
in the prosecution Of thu appeal and sup"rsrdeaS herr
consent Of the parties, the retained III THIS I"hr ~
ihrr proceedings Ia he Ind tf-rciui and thai the Court '
Gliding other matter thing than what follows, doth ~
order and decree that of the Commissioners 2; nv
audit and settle mutual account II all matters e''
between the appellant and appellee, growing on OF any
transactions them and that the said '"nmiss"h
report thereof together with special matter deemed
By himself or which may required by either party 10 BE- ia
Copy-Testr, =. ., 90
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MEETING OF CoNGREss.-The extraordinary session
Of Congress together to-day-or what, we shall
no, probably learn tomorrow from the President s
Message although yet hope that the Chief Alags-
tnte will show himself to be at the head othe Govern
ment and not permit Mr. Clay TO snperscde him in his
Office of recommending the measures OF Government.
1t is perfectly clear now that Mr. Clay presdes IN
both Houses of Congress. MIR. White, who comes
from the adjoining district 10 Mr.. Clays in Kentucky,
was elected Speaker Of the House to-day, by less than
majority of all The votes in full House, without
any qualification for the station but what he borrows
from his docilty and devotion to MIR. Clay. The
President of the Senate, MIR. Southland has always
been in perfect subordinaon TO Mr.. Clay both in MIR.
Adams's Cabinet and in the Senate. To him, the
nod of Mr.. Clay will be the law OF the Senate. With
both the presiding officers at his back and willing
majority TO follow Mr. Clay may consider himself the
extraordinary Congress. Ii MIR. Tyler submits him
sefo the same dctaiion Mr.. Clay may say, 81 am the
State" He is certainly in fair way to command the
Executive authority, il it is not voluntarily resigned
He WILL doubtless day or two, place himself at the
head of the Committee of Foreign Affairs Here
he will lay down the course OF Secretary webster
TO our foreign relations. Every body knows
that while in the Senate, Webster spirit was ever re-
buked by Mr. Clay's, as Anthony's was by Cnsars-
At The head of the Cabinet, while his assuming snPe
rior has the command of the purse and the sword in
Congress- he will be less able to make resistance than
in his independent position in the Senate Ii, then,
the President resigns himself to the Secretary, the
whole result will be to make Mr. Clay the sole heir Of
all the glores of the hard cider campaign and General
Harrison will have done what he sald as soon his
election was known, he would willingly do-he has in
effect resigned his power in the first year of his Admit
nstration into the hands Of Mr.. Clay. The old General
we think did not exactly what he said, but death
has realized for Mr. Clay what was said as mere COM
piment. We never before had deputy President.
but the friends of Mr. Clay, after repeated trials
found it in vain to attempt to make him President, BY
the votes Of the people, cannot but give them Gre
dit for the de1terly by which they have comprised the
object, by contrvng to have the power deputzed to
him. Globe, Ifau3l
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AIRS. SOPHIA JulGY--NaEsu. Please ~, Tia
lYI shall. Inntny, the 2ls day Of June #,
cello House. Tavern the town of charlottesville,
county q! Albenare, a! State 81 Virginia, kept III IT,
rel, between the hours II six O'Clock IN The aad
o'cuck in the evening of thar day, take the deposition
lam r. Rogers, b. rra evidence Il deprndin. i
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for LOUISA
wherein you plaintiff and am drfrntaniali, X
the sad deposition 81 ,uld completed that
will he continued from day 10 day, wila the hrIt>
mpIeicaand also, Louisa Count house, the
occupied by Garland B. Taylor, between same
above expressed, shall take the Deposition Doctor
C0lan, be read evidence tlr
from any hs deposition should not br completed
day, vi" he continued from day day, n the
until completed. You attend If YOU choose.
Yours respectfully
WILLIAM A. GILLESPIE,
Administrator u Thomas .Naybarrs
Nyan5 5-wiS
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
lFNIL, IsiI.
NEW. FASHIONABLE AM CuEAr

NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP
- H. JENKINS j. offering nearly hundred thousand
~. lars worth Of Dry Goods very cheap Tor cash Read
follow M and Judge for yourselves:
Cacoes 1900 pieces Of all Styles, from CT. To- ~ ce4,
inner newest Spring styles
Lawns for dresses, innale, At - and in.-
Also, Mourning Lawns, al - cents yard
Chalrys and M"l>en dc Ianes Mouselins at = lrrs, r.
very handsome al - 81 yard
Muslin Cape- and Collars aO0o all prices from > yenr. !
and SIS
PaaSos ,0a0 Parasols from e., y Cd, ~ 10 aud g
Bonnrts and Flowers; aud cghon Bunnrts. S.r,
shape also Nuns, all styles boys and mems leShcn
leaf Hats
Irish Linens all qualities from a5 81 per yari
Cotton Olnahurgs ut ~ II and IL! cents yard
Blrachcd aud unbcalrd srres IL q, ~ and ~ ceu.
Selling Tor cash acceptance> only Great bagais Is. y
hal in every description Of the newest style goods.
Apr =,
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THE Extra SEssIos.-To-day the extra session OF
Congress meets at Washington According 10 the
gvngs Of the party organs the following measures
will be discussed and passed.
Ist new bank Of $50 100000, with branches over
the country.
Cd The repeal of the Sub Treasury system.
Cd The distribution among the States OF the pro-
ceeds of the public ands-equal to S3,O00,O00 per an
mum.
4th The increase of the Tariff of duties wines,
silks and other Injuries.
9Th The establishment of bankrupt system, TO al
feet persons, but not probably corporations
9th The issue of public stock, and creation OF a
national debt in order to put the country in state OF
defence.
7th Any other system of plumber and public rob-
berry which be passed by the force of party
To accomplish these measures the Wing party have
sample room and verge enough in their large MAORI
ties in both houses. Some, however, anticipate,
great deal of diiiiculty-o,hers dont-which will be
right time vii! tell All the bankrupts and specula
unite in forcing these measures, and they viii pro-
badly succeed.
The effects of these measures are the next consdera-
tion-what will these effects be-
All these measures tend to one vast rcsult-an en-
tire rerolution in the present commercial system Of the
country and forced change Of nearly $500 100000 81
capital from series cf channels 10 another II s IN
fact continuation of the experiments on the currency
which uve ugitacd the country for the last ten years
and preciptaled thousands and thousands into utter
ruin. In its progress, this new movement viii pro-
duce as many changes, and as much effect on indiv
dual prosperity, That period exhibited
Time alone can tell the final tale. This is great
country-dann all expense-go ahead
r.E j. Herald, May 81.
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FarmyjlIr 10Th May 1911

IN CHANCERY- NlEGi>iN-A Rules holden N IL, ~
Office Of the Circuit superior Count OF La" and ChGnc 8
Goochland county, on the 5tI day Of Anil, 1871:
Richard McCaul, in hs own right, and - Admn!sirl'
Stoakcs McCaul, jr., deceased, paai".
against
The Ieirs and Representatives Of ITrzekiah Pu!tar dct
Jnhn Webb and Josiah Webb who sometimes call thrn-"
Mciaul, and Daniel e.. Peasants aud other Drfrudtu',
The defendants above named having entered Their AZ
ancr, and given security, according 10 the act az Assembly
the rules Of this Court, and satisfactorily appearing M
arc not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, il is ordered Wy
they do appear before the Judge Of said Court The
house The first day Of September Court next, and nnsNc
plaintiffs hill: and that copy OF this order be- urthM ~ M
in some public newspaper published IN the cy Of ehn"n
two months successfully, and posted the front door y 81
Court house OF his county. A Copy-Tssir,
w MILLER, r
kin, -.
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MAY d
Is cnANcEFY---In Powha'an County Court, April e 81

IL CHANcERY-In Powliaian County Court, April he ~
1871:
Elizabeth Holman. widow Of Henry Holman, dccra,.d az
Jane Inncn William Holman, Samuel Peasants iui 't
his wife. formerly Elizabeth Holman, Jane, Holman, Saiah
year. widow Of Joseph Purycar, drcrasc formerly slrh
man. Ed" III Holman aud Porter Flagc and Matilda ~ VII
ncrly Matilda Holman, PlAnha'
against
John H. Holman, in his right. and Aln'u.inl"i
Henry Holman deceased, Edwin Holman, Executor q Dar
Holman, deceased and Philip Deanc and Mary hi wifi "l
Mary Holman, Drftnittf'.
The plaintiffs this day flied their bin against the drttdi =
for settlement and division The Estate Of 'tt ~
deceased; ami the defendants, Philip Dcanr AMI Mac
wife, not having entered their appearance and gwen
corfn. TO the Of Assembly and the rules ." ms Court A
appearing, to the satisfaction Of the Court that hey arc ~
habtan,S Of this Commonwealth, on the motion Of ir ia 49,
IS Ordered, thai The said Philip Drane, and Nary h. "
appear here before the first Monday IN Jnls neN any
the hill aforesaid and security for pcrfonn. ~
Tire toirt make herein and that copy i'
b. forthwith inserted newspaper published u -
Richmond, and continued for month. succass.sri y
another copy posted the from, door of the Court ho' y
county. a Copy-Testr, :
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(Lrom tie Nfc T0rk Htraid, icy d.
The new unconstitutional bills Of credit, or fennsyi
vania State shnplasters have made their appearance
In the form following:
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MORE NEporIsM-Iake Cure Of the Famdy.-As
Daniel Webster has provided situation for his as
"under Secretary of State -thc new Court term for
the Office of chief Clerk of the State Department. ian
improvement that he has made since his arrival from
visit TO the solder branches Of the family the
waer)-and as he has also appointed Mr. Hunt, ano-
ther Of the Jamly 10 tolernbly tat Office in this city,
his example has been followed BY both the Surveyors
of New York and Philadelphia They 60 upon the
principle of Ego it strong while you're in Mr.. Tag
gard, the Surveyor Of this city, has removed several
Democrats, and has placed in office three four of
his sons, that they get altogether about sir thousand
dollars per annum out Of the Government. MIR. Ty-
son of Philadelphia has appointed two of his 10
office. They get out Of Uncle Sam about five thou
sand per annum. Wonder what some of the old eli
berty Boys would say, could they appear upon the
scene again, and see such set Of Tories pampering
themselves upon The Goyernment3-.r Y. Era.
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Myno5
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
IN CHANCERY.-SiRGi>i.-ln the Circuit Superior Cour
Law aud Chancery, for the county Of Prince Edward
Edward Woodbridge, PaniG.
nr1iuS
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To HE EdttOr Of me Globe.

10 me 1.dUOT " me JtOOc.
The introduction OF my name into recent discus
sion (you will do the justice 10 say, entirely without
my knowedge) makes It proper that should nerpose
word.
| supported the late Administration in my humble
sphere, from personal attachment and political convic
ton The honorable and confidential situation which
occupied by its favor, was obtained by no unworthy
compances and held by scribe tenure. In my
course, ] find nothing for regret reprouch 1t was
the clear and free, had made up my mind TO
share the fat of my party whether adverse or prosper
GUS We were beaten, and received what consider
ed an honorable discharge though from the hands of
the enemy. Defeat is not Disgrace Time and chance
cometh 10 all Our adversarlas twelve long years
wandering in the desert, before they caught glimpse
Of the promised land | had no objection 10 make a
little room for them. Standing where did, knew
too obnoxious TO he spared was displaced by 4
revolution Of the wheel of fortune which has dragged
down better from higher stations No one has
heard me complain. The world has something else 10
do than TO weep over my wrongs real or imaginary.
They do not aspire to the dignity of tragedy My
luctance to be regarded martyr, candidate Tor
popular sympathy, has overcome my aversion oappear
before the public. J. l.. MARTIN
There WILL there must be, classification and
the leading measure to produce that classification, il
the charter of National or U. S. Bank On this ques.
ton, the strength Of parties, we feel assured, will be
very different from the Wing classification. For in
stance the Delegate elect from Giles and Mercer we
nave De6n loIu oy one VINO nuu u from Hiiilseli, IL
against the charter of Bank. We have doubt
there others take for instance the Senate Mr..
John T. Anderson become Bank measure man. We
think moths bearing the expunge convinccs of
ths.-.7Jtngdon Suite RightSman.
1t seems by legislative documents that the present
Wing State printer, has received for printing, &c. in
fourteen and half months, the comfortable Of
$4,000. Under previous Democratic administrations,
the paid for printing little more than onc-haf
this amount. Surely Wing economy and rci0rm mean
4 a.,
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This worthless paper, both lnconyertible and IRE
deemable, is forced upon the State creditors IN lieu
Of honest payments and is direct swndle as the IS
Of Dyutt or those Of any other modern fnancer
Philadelphia has had its season of bank developments
and baltimore is seemingly putting in lis clam Tor
financial immortality The franklin Bank was "suck-
led" by the spectators like egg in the hands Of
hungry urchn. The Millington Bank exploded in true
scientific style. The Frederick County Bank was rob-
bed by "lise entries, secundum arem, and the Farm
ers and Mers' Bank Of lIagersown is trembling and
groanng, like scult!ed ship the point Of sinking
This concern was bought up b. the men that got
up the Millington and Ga!lipos specu!alions, and
would long have exploded but that public ds,rust
has thus lar deferred the catastrophe, by preventing
the operators from getting good start. The con-
Germ should be looked after.
The revenue at the port Of Boston, for the quarter
ending March 81, lSlI, was S6l2,366.
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Truth, crushed 10 earth. will rise again;
The eternal years OF God are hers;
But Ecrnr, wounded, writhes in pain,

And dies amid her worslippcTs.
But my communication is growing much longer than
| intended. Although stranger 10 your city, feel
interested in her | hope she will always be
found true 10 her principles and true TO him who has
always been true to her. Well have you denominated
him the egreat man Of Carolina" And well, too, on
another OCCASION has he been called the 'cast iron
man" His principles unbending as his charac-
ter they were cast in the mould of greatness and
received the same impress of integrity and reason.
a VISITER OF CHARLESTON.
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June !
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-18
TAVERN NOTICE.

To the Honorable Ehhs Letois, Esq PTeStdept
andhis Associates, Judges ofh. Co,rfof quar-.
Ter SesSions, cfhe county Of Norihum6@h"ds
THE petition of Catherine Boulton, widow OF
l. John Boulron, late deceased, of The hol"ush Of
Sunhury, in said county, humby represents, that
she continues to keep public house of entertain.
ment, at the stand formerly kept by her husband
and is well prepared for the accommodation Of ira
v,llers. DC. She therefore prays your Honors Ia
grant her license to keep tavern, during the en-
suing year, and she will pray, &c.
CATHERINE BOULTON.
To rHE JupoEs ABOVE aEsrIoSED 81 he sub
subeis residents OF Sudbury, hereby certify. that
Catherine Duulton, the applicant for license is a
woman Of good repute for honesty and tenn eranee,
and is well provided with house-room and conv"n =
ences for the lodging ard accommodation Of stran-
gers and travellers, and tka, public house there is
necessary ;-they therefore recommend her as pro-
per person to lie licensed TO keep public house.
Geo. &. Welker, Henry Dawson,
Dsniei Drucksmlller, Fuderek LnLrus,
Daniel Gibson, Edward o, sler,
Jacob Rhawn, Ch fles G.. Dounei,
Geo. Welser, Samuel ID. Jordan,
John Is. Price, &. ID. Wharton,
h. Is. Massr, Joseph Eisely.
Dee. ll,h, lstl -3l
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TAVERN NOTICE.

To the honorable Ellis Letrts Esq. Pres dent,
and his associates, Judges ofMe Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions ofhe county Of Northumberland.
THE petit of Robert Adams OF Sunhury, in
L said county, humbly represents. that he has
rented that well known tavern stand IN Sunbury,
formerly occupied by Hiram Price, oppos tie The
court house, and is we'll prepared for the accommo.
daton of travellers, &c. He therefore pra,s your
Honors TO grant HIM license to ksepa tavern du.
ring the ensuing year, and he will pray, &c
ROBERT ADAMS.
To THE JUDaEs ABovE MENTION ED - he suD-
scribcrs, residents Of Sunbury, here by certify that
Robert Adams, the applicant for the license, is
man of good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided for house.room and convenen-
for the lodging aud accommodation OF strangers
and travellers, aud that public house there is me-
cessary they the refore recommend him as pro.
per person to be licensed 10 keep public house.
Samuel d. jordan, Henry Haupi.
II. u Masser, Abrshsm Erwin,
Peter w. Gray. Geo. G. W.lker,
Edward oyster, Gen Wciser,
Geo. Martin, Xavier Egget
John EIsely. Joseph E.sely.
John Bogar.
Dec. llih ls4l.-3t.
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To the Honorable Els Le,cis, Esq, President,
and his Assoeiaie Judges Of The Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions, Of the county Of Northumberland:
VUVIE petition of JACOB KRAM. of Shame.
Il kin, in said county, humbly represents that he
continues 10 keep tavern at his old stand, in the
town of Shamokn, and is well prepared for the ac-
commoha,ion Of travellers, &c. He therefore prays
your llonors to grant him license to keep tn.
vern during the ensuing year, and he will pray &c.
JACOB KRAM.
To THE JUpaEs AnovE MENTIONED The sub
scriets, residents of Shamnkin, hereby certify that
Jacob kram, the applicant for the license, il man
Of good tepuo fr honesty and Temp'r ,ncr and is
well provided with house-,oon aud conveniei ces
for the Lodging and accommodation of ofstrauets and
travellers, and that public house there Is necessary,
they therefore recomm nd him as proper per.
son To be licencrd 10 keep public hous,.
Joseph Snyder, John Thompson,
VIM. Fngey, George Kteger,
James Wallace, John Bouehner
VIM kuebler, Willi4m fsrhy,
John Trrgo, Jer miah Zimmerman,
Daniel Everett, NJ. n. k,n.
Jacob Bar,
Dec. Ilth, lsai.--