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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

communication has been received Gon III.
EKcelleney, the Governor Of Virginia, which ie as
follows
EXECUTIVE DEPkRrMEvT.
Richmond, Hrginia March 1850, sax
"a demand rom the Governor q New York Fl,
the surrender Of Robert s. Curry, chireed with the
crime OF forgery under tho laws Of that STATE. was
ibis day presented by John ID. Dix, the accrsJpsI
agent OF the Executive Ct New York, together Win
duly certihed c lpy Of aH indictment found bv
the grand jury Of Pompkns county m the State Of
NcW York, against the said Curry. and II being
''eted lhat the said Curry has been arrested and =
pow ~ custody within the jurisdiction oTtbis Com
monweaiih, u ~ ordered that the demand Cor the
sl'u robert +. Curry Is 10 proper form. and will
oe computed with whenever similar demand for
he surrender Of Peter Johnson, Edward Smtb
ano isaac jahsey, heretofore charged with felol "
under the lswsoi this State shall be complied viii
| OF New York " '"o 0ta'e
IL Is further ordered 10 be certified 10 the Gov.
e'nof OF New York, ihet measures will be ,,keo
oI the detention OF the said Curry for six months
IRON The time Of his arrest, period suaieeet !, -
hoped, to enable the authorities Of that Satsi 10 de
termlne ~heiher Tho constitution and l,ws ,,,ds,
JVheh ths demand - mads, are Vi as L,.,Io, fosss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

we are authorized TO announce Isaac A. GopprH.
Esq candidate to represen, the county Of Henri
co, IN the next House Of Delegates ofVrginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

Freight Tain from fredericksburg with 26
hnos, tobacco, and sundries, 10 Shocco and Sea
2,o s, warehouse, WORKMAN, MEG ruder q Co,
I : S1ef' Jackson Morton, and Shields h Somer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
From The National Inislhig.neer efsesierdav.
THE PRESIDENTS HEAT I'm

We learn that two additional Physicians ve,,
called IN yesterday to consult upon the Pres;den,,s
Ease Ease ana we have pleasure in announcing ihat. in
his situation. P'O'e"eht IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
7 O'clock.

nave Just seen Mr. -,who is this minnie
rom 'ne Ffesiienrs He says thu inf,mmatorv
symptoms have passed. They consider him Iiuis
oe"e' giving him laudnnum and porter-bu, his
situation is extremely critical.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

Ioush questions 10 one Of Mr.. Caihoun's "iaiL"
The Charleston Courier has been excoris,ing
and showing of the shameless inconsistencies OF
Mr. CaIhoun's tender of the Mercury. The sub.
stance OF It's comments is condensed in the follow inc
leading questions, which might be extended to Mr..
Calhoun himself; and to Mr. Goode and the few
other struggling strands Of the honest Nuli6er's'
ne'her appendage in this State:
l. Were not both the senior and junior editors
once whss1
= Were they not both anti-Van Buren, Wings,
,. Were they not CLAY whigsf
=. Were they not WHITE Whigs'
D We're they not HARRIsoS whigsY
o "hisgery and Aboliiionism lie las they al.
.esei closely affiliated, were they not once istils
touched with aboltionism themselves, especially
Nnsn they stood shoulder to shoulder with Adams
an1 o'aoe' hshtlng against Van Buren,, the friend
anu constitutional champion OF the Southi
=. were they not Bank whissl
o. were they not u. S. Bank whiss1
>. were they not suspended Bank Whiss--abu-
sung me Government for refusing TO receive the
notes OF suspended banks1
~ were they not anti. Sub-Treasuty whics7
Money Whigsl e' '''''U
IL. were they not a couple of the most outra-
seous wings IN the land--as Outrageous as they
are now Democrats7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
NJ f 3 3 A GLE

FROM 'he governor, transmitting resolutions of the
Legislature of Mississippi, and other papers, in
relation to the controversy between Virginia and
New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
WHO Is ACTING ooysRNop ,

,hs question 10 answered by the Attorney Gen.
,"-whose opinion being aequi.ced In will set.
We the question for all time We publish his opp.
ion. ~r'"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

TOY WHEEL-BARRows hnve lu,, :,
=, sotsd lev very pretty toy Wheel burows oT M,
- CO RICHARDS co,s
~ Fancy Hardware Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

~ Advertisers are requested to hand IL cher
su.oIuss,noh's ~ as early m hour Of the Gay az
pfacueabc' a " advertisements intended for inser.
uon 10 the ensuing days paper, must be hInded in
before O'Clock, p. NJ, and those intended for IN.
seruon IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
day after. 49, wv" '''e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
STATE OF NEW YORK.
EXECUTIVE DrP6Bryrvy
EXECUTIVE DgPAHTMgyr
.Hqbanu Mach os.L 60,

'Ha8any, Mafch 2jth, 1sIIA
communication has been received rorn IT,.
EKcellency, the Governor Of Virginia, which ie az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
SCIENCE :, TuEn.e,,s

T. BUXTON Professor Of Perspective, aud Teacher o
drawing ~ general, (of ioDdoB, but lately from ihJ
" y Patent Once, O. begs leave 60 callths Attention ~
te eltzens OF Richmond, Ia entirely mode OF ir
parting SGlcnihc Instruction IN the delightful of Per
spectvc Drawing which, being no IA aud niy nrrIs III
speeon to convince Intelligent minds that more practc
received IA seven years by the common mode OF eonyn
OF 10y iheofem> as hts pupils by drawing from real obec
when once learned - W. ''"'
Ills Course - twelve daily Lessons and three eveniu
Lectures Illustrated by splendid Diagrams Views PTut
&c &c explanatory Of his unerrng PRINCIPLES and greaI
maEnihrd by superior Magic Lantern. Terms sIO
TRULY sTHiEtNG ItKESEssBs taken in pencil or ,Iorl
VARYING In price from So 10 10, by Dr woiason's Camri
lueita Also, correct views Of Buildings &c TAKEN q
lthographic Cards, specimens Of which NAV he seen
lls iNulht VI NfIiNH iollse 3-IH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

10 WARD ELECTIoN TICKETS can b,
Printed at shortest notice, on application At This once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

Hir.-we fnd the following in n N.w OIL.
nsps'; "a talking match late came OF IN that ~.
Tor i've hundred dollars aside, Paoo'
IL continued for thiteen ho1rs-the rivals be;n.
Frenehman and Kentuekian.
Ihe bystanders and judges were all talked IN
SLEEP. aud when they wakel up in the n'asu 70
,hey iound the Frenchmsn dead, and the X ntnst''
ian whispering in his eari"-.usdison,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

1n which note, Col. Banks made the following
CuLpEPER G. Ii.
uent'emen: The within letter have this mo.
n,ent received. am at this instant engaged in a
discussion with Me VIM. Smith, and have not
.,'ne 10 give an extended reply; but being informed
.n'I iS'ppahannoek, and probably some two other
counties, Green and Spottsylvania, are not repre-.
sen!ed-whilsi should highly respect the opinions
" inc gentlemen convened-l feel myself constrain-
co 70 say that should fee! myself bound TO be a
candidate. .s Notwithstanding any decision made TO
the contrary. Yours. -
(Sisned) LINN BANKS.
And that upon the copy addressed to William
smith, he made the following endorsation:
Il will-ihough do not desire a Convention. and
nave not, as is too we'll known, sought TO advance
!" (Sisned) WIN. SMITH"
Inc foregoing correspondence having been read,
the following resolution was offered md adopted:
hesoired, That it is the opinion of this Conven-
ZION, under the existing circumstances and mas
much as one Of the two candidates refuses to submit
20 the nomination of this Convention, it is deemed
neSped'ent 10 take farther action upon the subjects
ana that the proceedings OF this Convention be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and sen, 10
me Editors Of the Richmond Enqu and Political
Arena for publication.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
CORRESPONDENCE.

SOhhESPONDENCE-
Executive Chamber,
c.. r., 9o,h March, 1871.
s,s-finding there is some diversity OF opinion
on mo question TO which called your attention.
some Gays ago, and deeming my self not free from
Souo' neg leave to remind you of your promise to
urnlsh your opinion ON the subject. IL is desirable
ar9 me opinion IN the course OF the day, il posi-
oei me precise question, as you know, Is, wheth.
81 ne outes OF Governor, in case OF vacancy by 70
slsnaton, devolve upon hun who is Senior Council
WI a' 'ne time the vacancy occurs, that he is re-
CURED to act as Governor until the vacancy s6leJ
~he'ne' they dew I've on each Councillor in sue.
session. as he becomes Senior Councillor.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant
JNO. NJ. PATTON.
siDsrr S. BAxrrR, Attorney General.
40 ms Ereeh'ney j. NJ Patton, GorernOr Of Va.
Sif; have the honor herewith TO send INV off.
t opinion on the question on which the Executive
has required it.
have the honor to be-
Your obedient servant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

court House, for the purpose Of nominating ,uita.
sand'date TO represent this district in Congress
me 'o''owng resolution was adopted:
,sosed, That he appointed a COM
S S,uee 70 wait upon Col. Linn Banks and William
5n',n, Esq and ascertain by written eommunics.
uon from them, whether they will submit to the
nomination. that may be made by thi, Convention.
we, the committee appointed under the above ro.
so.Iuon' would respectfully request Of you an i'm.
in made. "e'e'
Respectfully, your obi servants,
RlCu'D l.. BROWN,
JOHN WILLIS,
L, Y. FIELD,
n s,t.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE
Wsdns'day, . o'clock, 4. IA.
THE MARKET.

AT auction to-day, the cargo OF the brig Cam
me rec, viz: So"-
, mus, for'o H'eo Sugar 6.,oa7,ss
"a hi. w w 7,95
Also 10 hhds. N. o. Sugar, common sss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

EEipahuing Cuilvators. Gardening Utensils AZ
hese rouens have been introduce into south
'r aieicd success and In instances wheTs
ty nave been tested have common Plough oi
The subscribers will furnish at all times pn,. DC l.,
SUIT fpushs sold by them They will keen goot ,sS,,
ap3 8 doors beia. ~ ,h. q pE5Nhh,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

TUE subscriber has eontuep cod ne c,a.l, -, I
supply ~ Fashionable spring Goods go, Wv w,
eyrfy vaiiey % ARTICLES In he line seest.Ji .sl
oste, and under The most favourable creu0,.,,..',u
viii he receiving BY almost every sneeessi, sahcss
n w shoiee AZ beautiful goods 10 De found ~,
W aNenuon oI those Who wish IN buy more ~.
seg "'" THOMAS rad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
TO THE FARMERS OF VIpcI>I,%

WE subscribers would cAlltc attention Of The Pl,,,.,.
OF virginia, to their stock OF us in l,h,a,a
,x INC menuiae ofy II Rngglcs Nourse a Mason ~
"ohtsester, achusets They are aekno~ledgsI -
90 ,y uos, perfect implements of the kind ever oeret
e in s country, well IN respect 10 na,eri.. and
MoIknanshlp As IA form Of construction The kmeSc.o
S,u,s OF New York and the Massachusetts Meehsnir.
awarded Silver Medals for these Ponshs 'srs'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
Correspondence q tAe SauannaR Georgian.1
FLORIDA. March al lSa1

Under date OF the 18th ultimo. annr;voa
you OF the negotiations goinr on and IF the
expectations If many in relation thereto LIZ ~.
warned you not to place anv reliance mon g ,bo
iu1'als. Have my predictions been verified,
= listen. Yesterday, 1t. Alburns: Como.
Company X, I'd Infantry, was attacked at his
post (Fort Brooks, on tho Oclawahal bv 100
Indians, supposed to be Alleck-tuste-nuggee'
oand- The circumstances. $50 far as thew have
oeen ascertalned from soldier lust from the
scene ofaction,) arc these:
a corporal, out hunting, was killed: some of
ms comrades who escaped, reported to Ii. AL
burts that the Indians, in force were near him.
taking with him Is men,he sailed out, leavrnu
the rest OF hls company in the block house.
with orders in case they were attacked not to
| yield. 1t. Alburtis, in few moments, fell in
with the Indians, and an action commenced
which lasted upwards of an hour. Our brave
men were forced to retreat, but did so in GOOD
order, keeping up continued fire until then
ammunition was exhausted. Being cut of
from their own post, they retired to Fort Rus
sci. Capt. Barnumswith large force, imme
diately started in pursuit. A command OF eft
men from Fort Homes were also out togethe
{ with 100 dragons FROM PilAtka. The soldie
from whom the above is derived, says he be
, lieves but one man was killed and five or 81
' wounded. A number of Indians were seen
/ fall during the action. We shall have the flu
particulars to morrow; perhaps this afte
II moons express may tell us something. If I'll
a Way Bill contains an endorsement win Ell
!. deavor to obtain permission of the Quartz
Ar Master to copy it. Yours truly.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
ofths Baltimore American.
WV WASHINGTON, March l.
.,rrD STATES SENATE.

UNITED - 1 a 4 LAD oIANtA L.
e..,,o was long time in session on
Inc evening evening, and confirmed the nominal
SATURDAY nv the President of Collector for |
ton maui II New York. John J. Morgan re-
the pyi Nc office. It's doubtful, however, whe- |
cel'eu III Iii accept. 1t is said that Mr. Hoyt
Their pc Uni collector, mas resigned TO save re-
the P, ,Gc cause for which has been stated in
the TFSF6gREIGN RELATIONS.
pncbannan, Chairman. o. the Commit
MI r Dr, Relations. asked to be dischar-
tee on The considerations of a Resolution
geG 10, On the Executive for a correspondence
caIulE ,;on TO the North Eastern Boundary.
in reu.S for this request was, first, the pre-
Inc 80 ofthe negotiations with this gov
sent s sst and England. The vexed question,
ernul noqress of settlement,.and the publ
was " ,%.5Pnld do evil or at least would do no
ca'lVu II would be i'll tuned at least. If Great
gooGi, desired in good salth to settle tho con-
Bnus" between the two Governments now
was was, wy gchanan having expressed the opin.
WI Lo Committee on Foreign Relations
ION VI :, cxpross his own in reference to mat.
%oso ,;ssue between this Country and Grea
tiers ~ The rumors which had been ahoat
Bn.t s,.nce TO an exciting correspondence II
Inie,g,the Caroline, between the Secratar
rGS,US ate and the British Minister, were al
o' u.o not to be credited in the least. Mr.
nsy ,t aTS alluded to the rumor published i
pu''T'J NV York Herald, which had crea te
W' ,nouiry here. Mr.. b. said, in conclusion
sGl,tbcr, was no cause or probability OF WI
with England. e,- e.
Afr CLAY Of Ky, "a member OF the Commute
VI ,-cirn rclations)said few words also
ou f'.s,re 10 the question at issue between Il
f Iy.,o5 States and Great Britain. The mo-
trg.rl, question was the North Eastern bou
Gls ,n6 that was in a tram Of settlement
uly a., and arbitration. In regard to the ca
GLot 'aroline. a satisfactory answer had m
,Sccn received. In the case Of Nc Leod,
,,,bt the Secretary OF state should ha
uC ..sn 70 the Governor of New York reque
W. ,ir trial Of Mcleod, not that he dou
my 49, New York would do justice, but Il
eu III he important to express an opinion
Esj 70 the prisoner. In reference to
To- s,nrss ON Tue coast of Africa; he thoul
cl.'t Rritian would explain the matter So
S.,or;v. THIS country never could and
1,r,nd recognise the right of search, and
tho Great cause of the late war.
AZ, Cay also begged leave TO say, rat
,s,rcnce TO what had been said out ofdc
~ line Senate, or in the other Hall of Z
mo, that there was no probability otan
1870 war with England-none OF any /
-.o,, ~ Fnrland, except the accredited mi
s sor nIoced there by The general government
Mr. Claw repeated this most emPhatlcalll
iT 't was no immediate cause OF war
Encland in reference TO any one OF The q
l l.as, ,t issue between this country and
,r,ad unless unfortunately they should 6
ssntof collateral issue between question
,,.us in the two countries.
TIE opinions of Mr. Clay and Mr. Blu
,,eycito some interest, and are regard
important.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
TRUST SALE.

UDY virtue of Deed in Trust execu-
I'D ted to me, on the Goth day of June
1910, by James T. Sykes, to secure the
payment of certain debts therein specified
shall on
Monday, the 9th day Of Septem6ee nert
offer al public sale on the premises, the
plantation belonging to said James I.
Sykes in Noxubee county Mississippi, ly-
ing eight miles east of Macon, containing
eight hundred and eight acres, nearly five
hundred of which are in cultivation.
Also, twenty three likely negroes con.
sisting of men, women, boys and girls.
Also,nine head ofmules and seven heat
of horses, seventy head of cattle, ont
hundred and twenty five head of hogs
one set of Blacksmith tools complete, al
the plantation utensils &c.
The sale of the above property will b
continued from day 10 day, until closed
| shall convey such title only as is vested
ne as trustee, JAMES SYKES
Trustee.
TeIms Of the above sale. 0(FCAsH.
March, 8, I84I-prsf d39 co. at.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
TRTST SALE,

Nv virtue of a Deed of Trust eXecnteu 70
* tho subscriber, in the year 1885, oy
! ;on;en ROGERS. and duly recorded mthe once
IL tho clerk of Probates, for Kemper County
OF o. ' r,,rnoses therein specified, snail proceed
10 % sen %, the 26th day of Apriz, 184l,
far casb N front ofthe Banking House OF tn the
i2T casr 1or ~ Noxubee Navigation & Real Els
~ ~ RPonl<ing Company, rat Wahalak' -
land. conveyed by the said deed IN JUS SETON
To wit: The north east quarter oi sG rangl
nineteen, township twelve nortn' ol long
nineteen east, ~ cast quarter G
SeGT The east half of the north west quarter
section twenty four; cost Quarter
TIE west half OF the SCUM 0'0'
section twenty four: ,,, cast ouarter
The west half Of the SCUM east 9'"- -
eE Tbn north half Of the north east quartz
ol,;on twenty FIVE, in township twelve, 5 aa,5
secs ,oan cast except eleven acres lnciuang
5 eis . g MAJOR John d. Rogers race tract
J. Pars %, - h thereof as may be necessary.
70 he rood, but acting as trustee, me- ~ :. en-
). vev such title only as is VeS'eu u ~
: undet the deed aforesaid; ,rAsKEII.
: Truste
IS wob,lab. Kemper Co. Miss. &c ~,
"A w allSian, oetb March, 164l.-4t pr dl'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
EXECUTOR,S SALE.

WILL be sold on Friday the second day
w of April next to the highest bidder, on
a credit Of nine months, at the residence OF the
late Thomas MCGEE deceased near Columbus
twelve or fifteen negroes, consisting of men
women and children, some horses, mule, one
pleasure carriage-House hold and kitchen
furniture, lot Of Books, Maps, and other ar
ticles.
Sold as the property Of said deceased, by or,
der of court to pay debts. Bond and approved
security will be required ofthe purchaser be-
fore the property sold, viii be delivered.
MICAJAH MCGEE, EX'r.
March 9. 1871. Prf Sd 1t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
FOR SALE.
YFyHE undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
IL terms the interest Zone haif) formerly
owned by w. d. Chapman in the
C cor TTMRTTD DFMOHR a n -


owned by w. ID. Chapman in the
!" COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT.
The office is as well supplied as any in the
South with fancy job type and all materials for
executing with despatch and neatness such
work. The news type have been in use for
two or three years and will last five years yet
with care AMI attention.
The high character of the !" Democrat Is
well known and acknowledged by both parties
in this State, and in point oflocation and other
advantages it not surpassed by any press IN
the South The fast increasing population of
North Mississippi, the quantity of business
done in the town of Columbus, and the daily
increase of patronage to the Office afford sure
guarantee that the paper Is permanently estab-
! fshed, and if conducted with economy will al
ways prove a lucrative investment for the a
mount of capital employed The Democrat
has been established for several years and du
RIM that period has received a liberal share o.
advertising patronage and larger subscription
list than any paper in the State, north of Jack,
son. The subscription list still continues tc
increase daily.
Letters addressed to the undersigned, or tt
w. d. Chapman Columbus Mi. will receive
immediate attention, if Postpaid
II. il. WORTHINGTON.
N. Apractical Printer would be pre-
ferred, as a partner in the concern.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOXUBEE COUNTY.
Probate Court, Regular Tern

Probate Court, Regular Term,
March l, A. D. 1871.
NOTICEEis hereby given to all per-
N sons, interesed in the Lands Ten
ements IL Hereditaments of Raleigh White
deceased, 10 be and personally appear,
before the Judge ofthe Probates. Court of
Noxubee county, Mississippi, at Regular
term, of said court to be holden, on
The first Monday in June next,
and show cause if any they have, why fhe
court should not grant an order TO the Ad-
ministrator to sell all the lands belonging
to the estate of said deceased lyingand be-
ing in the County and State aforesaid.
WITNESS, the Honorable Madison t.
McGebee Judge Of the Probate Court, o.
said county,
Issued the 18th day of march, A. D
1871.
Attest, JOHN B. ROBERTS, elk
269t. prf Il.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
OHIOC UI IHU 4NUWS,
ST. AUGUSTINE, MARCH 7. {

81. AONOO lANIJ, MANU- - y |
Information reached here'last evening, that
an express arrived at Pllatka, from Fort Rus
sci, on the night of the 4th, bringing the intel
ligence that Capt. Barnum, with one hundred
men, 0ncluding nine mounted, Jeanne up with
the Indians, whom Lieut.. Alburtis had been
compelled TO retreat from, on account of the
smallness Of his force,) at the head of Orange
Lake, and commenced an attack upon them.
Capt. r. had placed the nine mounted men
in ambush, as a reSerre, and led on the others;
but finding the Indians in such body, he
made signal for the mounted men to come
up. No sooner was the signal made, when
the indians, having cut off these men from the
main body, fired upon them, killing SIX, and
the other three retreated to the Fort, beng
wounded. The express was Immediately
sent off to Pilatka, without knowing any thing
| further The wounded men state that Capt
r. was still fighting.
Capt Carr, ID dragons, with one hundred
men, was sent out from Pilatka few days pre-
vious, and returned shortly after the express
had arrived from Fort Russell. lie lmmedl
ately supplied his men with provisions anC
started for Capt, BIS. battle ground. II Is Inn
possible to give the particulars, under such
circumstance. There is no knowing the loss
as vet, that Capt. Is. has net WIN Lieut. IA
burtis, had lost six or seven men the day be
fore. in his skirmish with the Indians, and wa
forced 10 retreat on account of Their numbe
: This looks very much ike ''peace."
9P. S II. s. Brown, the Canada Genera
: who was appointed to treat with the indian
r after going to Tampa Bay, was not countenal
t ced By General Armisted, and was very WIS
e " given permission to return. Inc lnd,ai
Z had not been shipped from Tampa Bay. I'M
: are, no doubt, to be let loose again !
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
wabaIab, Kemper Co. Mss. :. d7o
n ~ tt,d the 26th March, lS4l.-4t pl olO
NOVICE.

crol FIN from the room OF the supsct .1otb
SdSmbus on Saturday evening, the S S;nn
in Colum aa,nn,o ON sized Carpet Bag, containing
the following articles. ,.nts--new.
p faney work box eight inc eh sto efai has
Up Pis si1ver ~ mounting on it, and is crackeu
aOTg Fl m made for carrying POWDER pan A'''
caps, covered with red morocco onS Mace, one fin
Also Coat a. 20 epilot coth) trimmed with corr
velvet collar and cuffs, ..;,..n Cor the deliv
= = the the goods and detecting Of Inc 'n'''
either. A. B. MOORE.
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