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POE1'Is I.
From The london Etdauier
TO OUR MASTERS.


We sGurcs, who think that sea and land
Are made aloEc for YOU;
ii. time that you should understand
They aIe for poor men too.
Earth was not made tia, you might squeeze
Kent out Of every rood
Nor mans great highway of The seas
To close again>; mans food.
Nor man w,,L vi .cliitcd Toll
10 wear o,,i strength aa! health,
That greedy usi:Iers al tie SOL
Aiisat rol! IN Ill cot wealth.
Earth. our kind mothers feast, is spread
For G, poor sans ut clas.
Bit, from Qua lips the ptuiiered bread
by you is dashed away.
Earth brings forth plenty, and the sea
Would wait II TO our shores;
Uul the ricn ire, sht, hy lonr decree,
Must ioi in foreign stores.
Fer plenty is 4 halcfal thing
10 landlord parli,meni>,-
II makes the ynor mans heart to sing,
Nut lowers the rich mans rents.
oh. landed law makers. are these
The fruits ii what We de-
For u. tot, hunger, want. disease
Cola and - eliis for you;
aIus, we, then, hear our lille ones
Cry all IN vain for bread,
Tha, Your fine daughters and your sons
On thlGtirs may br leu;
Our wives. that once went neat ana nice,
Must they 80 dp>t III iilt>,
That YOU. win bfesd'S ext"r,ed p!ce,
May I'll your bursting bags:
The price of bIead.-ihc pice Of hload'
The tax j. un our lives,
Winch siints the necessary food
Whereby the body ttrives.
Down, then, with these starvation laws!
Away win this life taN.
OF w,,h this muzhle from oar JAWS.
Til, bGrden from our backs!
Hear. fnr We swear by the dear lives
OF each mans lam:ly.-
Yea! hv our clild.cn and our wives.
Oar bread unIaNeG shall he.
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Rhode ISLAM

RHODE ISLAND.
There is yet much obscurity III the Rhode Island
moveme mis- for The last few days Comparing the va
rious accounts, think the following will be found TO
be the true version:
Governor Dorr returned from Washington with q
determination TO uphold the Constitution adopted by a
majority Of The people OF Rhode Island, at every ha
gard To that end he determined to call around him
the military power of the State, ITO be used only in
Of absolute necessity 10 take the public property
out Of the possession of the Charter party who held II
in defiance of the fundamental law, and to prevent the
further exercise of authority their part, TO be
considered in other light than usurpation. Ac-
cordngly movement was made on Tuesday night OF
las, week TO take possession OF the arsenal at Prov-
dence where quantity Of arms were deposte, un-
der charge Of Charter guard This movement failed;
but for what reason sa mystery, those given espe
cially the repeated fishing of The cannon, INSULT
cent accoun. for it. The probability is that the
tual firing Of the guns intended, the design
being merely 10 righten the guard into surrender
which proving unsuccessful the attempt to get posses
sion Of the arms without bloodshed renquished.
In The mean time it seems 10 to have become ap
parent that the leading Suffrage mol united,
and that Gov Dorr became satisfied that he would not
be supported in extreme measures by considerable por
ton of his party, who despared Of success in oppo
siton TO the threatened interference of The General Co.
vernnent The indisposiiion 10 proceed further ap-
pears TO have been strengthened by the promises of the
Charter party that they would Immediately call
venton, with the view Of concedng all that the people
demanded Thus menaced on side, and encouraged
on the other, it appears that number of the leading
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In the United Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
10th April, ls42:
the Bankruptcy of Richard Edwards, of the city Of
L Richmond, the Eastern Virginia District
The Richard Edwards, who has been deceed Bankrupt
BY this Court having filed petition praying for his discharge
ordered that thereof be published 10 a newspaper print
ed city Richmond seventy days least before the sth
day of July wien hearing viii be had on the said petition
City Hall, city Of Richmond; and all creditors who
proved debts and other in interest,"
tie said and place, and show cause, If any they have,
why prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted
ACopy-Teste
April 10 lli-~ilw
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In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia

In the United Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
llth April, 1872:
the Of Bankruptcy Of John F. Scott Of the town Of
i Fredericksburg in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said John f. Scott who has becn decrcrd Bankrupt by
this having filed petition praynsfor his discharge: IL
ordered, That thereof he published in printed
city of Rchmond seventy days least before the 9Th day
Of July nrat when hearing will be lad the said petion At
CITY Hail. the city Richmond and all creditors who have
and other interest, appear Al
said and place. and show II they have, why
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be granted
Cupy-Teste, - -
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, r. C.
IN
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Sept. 10

E,aRMvILLE FEMALE sENlNARY-The hr't s.,' pub
this Institution will terminate III. 10th OF June % Noaa
liz examination The exercises ali be reshniea w /.
week being the 18th Of the month. Early The course
important especially with view TO classification Of uf .i
female schools While every possible facility VIZ a. .tud
The attainment higher branches the s,ion will re-
ceive an unusual share attention. Much mr aud dse
advantages Of the locations as well as the a,usr in p'en
!" .nrey board
families in the place so per few can
ds,rd Al the Seminary at the charges me rn'
session Of 1--WE months, to be paid half in advance
der during the term sI?3D
Elementary English Studies, SIS ~
The more advanced classes, sNW
AIusic On the Pann, with fIngin2, s5w
latin, Greek and French, sp Wuuh
Painting and Drawing -, Trustees eonnee,,yrA
For information, refer TO any Of the ''u''' LL
the Institution.
MAY "a
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the United States for tho Eastern District Of Virginia
9th May, ls42
HOS j. HuDNAII, of the county Of Buckn Cham, having
filed petition praying may be declared Bankrupt:
ordered That all claiming 70 be creditors Of the said
July next why aid Thomas j. Hudua be declared
Bankrupt pursuant of Congress in that BEHALF and
copy this orderb published in the newspapers, accord
ing TO The I'D and oath Rules Of Court
Copy-Teste,
May 10 l-w5w
1 The Charlottesville Republican will please cspy weeks.
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GARTER N. BRAXToN's OFFICE is few doo's above Inc
u Bcl Tavern on The opposite side Of Main street lie viii
practise regularly Court of Appeals the Federal Courts The
superior Courts OF Law and of Chancery 10 Rchmond ana III
the Superior and County Courts OF King William go
With of active Clerk Z. NJ Bra1ton VIII uneIake
OF claims in Richmond, and IN the nelsh.ons
countrs and whenever may lie VIII give
personal attention tn the liquidation Of claims and securing oil
delis for reasonable compensation. .
Reference made John L. Grymes, Esq., Neo Orleans; H.
r. Gwathmcy. Esq, o5a William e. Parker Eq, Peters6arg
William Sharpe, E-q Norfolk; 81. George Teake ESQ., Bal
tmore John L. Marye, Esq, Fderiekbnrgi Hon. Henry ST. Geo.
Tucker. University, Va.
March ., ln5-w3m
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J. r. COOK.
For sale by
lun-lf
March 10

SECOND HAND PIANOS IL rARMvILLE.-For sale eisi
- hand Pianos from go TO sio a's" new on'
the manufacturers. New Music, BOOKS, &C. a AZ Eh
m0nd prices, by a I. n,"hon;
May6 iis-Wu
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In United Suites Court Tor the Eastern District Of virginia.
Norfolk, May 9th, 1912:
StANGSTON WHITLEY L Co, aud Jas. a. & G. Sansston
- and Edward Putnam Co., all Of Baltimore. creditors
If Josiah Denon of Portsmouth, having filed their petitions
in This Court 18th day Of April last duly verified praying
that said Josiah A. benson be declared bankrupt
before The 9th day Of May why the said Josiah A.
should not he declared bankrupt and now appearing
published twenty days, required by the 24 rule Of this
shown before 10th day Of June why the said
Josiah benson he declared bankrupt pursuant to the ac
Congress behalf made, and that copy OF this order be
published newspapers according TO the aaGd and aith Rules
Of Court.
Copy-Teste,
May II 3-wsw
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~ The charlottesville Republieaa will please copy weeks

VIRGINIA HoUsE.-Tbis well known establishment will
hereafter be conducted by the subscriber who hopes
per regard 10 the comfort guests merit share Of public
patronage She prepared accommodate transient
and boades y the year. has also several suitable
for families or single gentlemen desire 70 lodge the
house. Her for day boardes by the year will Be
Nav ia lin
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.rrI,sn, sAIE or HEAR GARDEN FURNACE.

nv u. of Deed of Trust executed by the buckingham
Is Lon M,nuf,cturng Company the undersigned, brarnc
date November s4o and duly recorded in the Gs BIS
c,r m.nonsd shall proceed to SELL in The town OF New
canon said Wsnssay The .h. aI Sa 81 fT
rendy money the Garden Furnace, with all of the appf
nanc.s thereto belonging From the peculiar location oi tas
il holds out of character for capt
,a,irts IA make an investment Tile Furnace, i within the
last seven years and Of superior structure Is wn e
nj the lanes River Canal Upwards .f sD tons OF Pig Iron
have been year. Tha ore anu wood auhI
country and every necessary hnins ani nNnfe of "e
a,u. nm scale There about 500 acres OF the
Iand-neary one woods. The buildings alone cost up
wards Of sa5 900 Edward W. Sims who lves near le y.
mace will show property any who wishes 10 view IT,
Such title vested in will ne conveyed To the purchaser,
which s believed 10 be ndsputahle - No.,
A.. 5-Mfdst
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DRINTING INK.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply Of Johnson Duans best Printing Ink, al moderate
prices. -
Enquirer Once, March TO- 1912 100
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TN CHANCERY-In Powhatan County Court April the 9TH,
1872:
Richard Mack Goode Executors of Edward Bass
deceased, Plaintiffs
against
John r. Mosesy, James Iocke and Rebccca c. ioseley
Defendants
This day plaintiffs by their attorney, and filed their
the defendants avng for its object attach the
the defendant John T. Moeley in the real and personal
held by his mother the DEFENDANT Rehrcca c. oseiey for
life have decreed be sold for the purpose of
satsyn. debt due from the defendant James ockst and the
John r. Moseey the plaintiffs, 10y single bill, dated the
nh day of November 1884, and payable twelve months after
dse terepon awarded against The defendants,
appear here aud the said b and
pearing satisfaction Of the Coun that The Defendant John
T. Moseey, nhabtant of this Commonwealth: Is
therefore ordered That he do appear here and the said
the first Monday in July ne1 and that copy Of
this inserted in published in
the Richmond and continued for months successive
and that another copy be posted the front door Of the Court
house of this county.
WM. s. DANCE, C.
Ami 1li--wSw
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7 q. MACGREGoR, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, fo
OF Southern and Western Produce, and purchase
Merchandise for cash. No. 49, Broadway New York. Refer
Mss'rs H. W. s J. LIZ J; Fry ( Go Co. Richmond.
John Scott & Son, Fredericksburg.
A. & A. Lawrence Il Co., a,.,on
IIenshaw, Ward Co.. "
" Burnes, Hayes Il Co.,
g Peter Stags & Son, New York.
/" John Haggeny& Sons,
Gillespie & Jones,
Maya As-wSn'
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IN CHANCERY-In Notioway County Court, ad September,
i 1911:
Josiah rndley, Anthony Gs Benjamin Overflow and others,
AGAINST Plaintiffs
Thomas Atkinson Quntus Atkinson Of said Thomas and
others Defendants
on motion of John Webster, Administrator Of Asa iiuntey,
deceased ordered that his Administrator of said
lIundey be referred abns LAWSON Special COMMISSIONER
for settlement that said commissioner the same Ia this
ou also ordered thai The said Administrator and
balance, il any, that may he found against him
settlement, the distributes Of the Estate OF the said
Iiundey ronormable decree entered al the De-
cenhe term 1882 court Of Josiah linndey
Anthony ellis, Benjamin Overflow and Others agans, Thomas
Atkinson, Quntus Atkinson and others.
A
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F. FITZGERALD, C. C.

The parties interested hereby notified that have appoint
cd Wednesday, Goth day Of July next the settlement
required be taken by the preceding order of Court
which day they requested 10 attend Office at Den
nvile Amelia county 10 O'clock A. NJ prepared for settle
ment. FABlUS LaWSOS, o =.
Nav II, 1912. 3-w4w
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IN CANCEKY.-At Count held for Sussex county, the 9Th
! day Of April lsi2
Phoebe HALL, Plaintiff:
against
ZacIariai HALL and Joseph Hall, Defendants:
The defendants, Zachara al ard Joseph HAIL. not having
entered given security according the act
of Assembly and the Court aud appearing by sat
isfacioy evidence inhabitants Of this country:
ordered do appear here the Isl
day If Juy and the bill Of the planting and
Of this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published city Of Richmond for Months successfully,
and Court house this county
ACopy-Teste,
L. LASIER, C. C.
April ~ ll2-wSw'
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April IL
INFIRMARY OF THE RICnMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE

TNFfRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL CULLEGE
Persons 0rns under diseases Of any kind, not contagious
are admitted in this institution at following rates.
For any period exceeding six weeks rAe patients at s.
per week. eoord do ST. For period exceeding SIX weeks
deduction Of 3 per week IL made in every case
The above charges include board nnrsins incidence medical
attendance, surgical opentan and every necessary attention
patient may require. No ehargeS are made IN any CASE
There parae wards for the different Classes o PATIENTS
ana accommodations ample and complete in every re-
sp-ct. ,,,
Two Professors Of the College visit the Institution daily
one having charge Surgical wards and the other OF the Me
The lying ward under the charge N the Professor oi
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty oi the College ae
called in consultation
Gentlemen sending from the country to The nfrmay
expected give city reference Letters should be address
ed to the President of the lnirnaTy.
Dec, % 10-wly
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IN CASCERY-.t Rules taken III the Clerks ofncn u the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery of Prince Edward
county, the ith day Of April, lei2
Administrator with The will annexed, OF
Charles Woodson Daniel A. Wilson, Samuel C. Anderson Abra-
ham w. Venabe and John Tugge, Plaintiffs:
against
Martha Price Nathaniel T. Price, Charles NJ Price, Isaac IT,
Dennis and Mary A. his wife, Boyd and Martha T. his
wife, and Thomas II. Anderson, Defendants
The defendants, Martha Price, Nathaniel T. Price, Charles NJ
Price, Isaac H. Dennis and Mary A. his wife, not having entered
their appearance and security according act of the
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
inhabitants of this Stale the motion OF the
plaintiffs COUNSEL is entered at rules aforesaid and accord
ngy ordered That the said defendants Martha Price Nathaniel
T. Price Charles ~ Price, H. Dennis and Mary A. his wife,
do appear he taken the Clerks Office Of the said
Court the first Mnndly in July and answer The PLAINTIFFS
bii and that copy ots forthwith inserted in
printed in the Of Richmond for two
months successivey, and also posted the front door Of the
Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
B.J. woRSIlAM, C. C.
-,yN,y
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SpRrycrrrLp, llAxoyrs, May 10,

SFKTN'F tFLV, fFNNU' ~, Nv! It' INI-'
Gentlemen Feeling. rs DO, tie liveliest interest
r. The Society over which have been called 10 pre-
side, scarcely know how 10 express my disappo!nt-
meni and regret, al not being able 10 attend the first
annual meeting o! its members. there TO contemplate
the benefits which have resulted, aud will result from
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CU.HHL-NTL.7I
The Editor Of the Enquirer Will confer favor on
the Members of the Hanover Agricultural Society," by
publishing the enclosed proceedings N his paper: be
40 Good a. to give the letter Of the President VIM,
place in your paper if you spare the room which
it will occupy, and obhge ours, &c,
RICHARD F. DARRACOTT.
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April 26

BETWEEN John Earlry's Union ofeeiioGse ana .,,,
ID kinss Dry Good Store hollow Governor ~ a,
We this opportunity of thanking me r.
favos received The last six years. Ii was not our
establish ourselves through the press, hut TO DO ~ f
tisfcon all who call upon which we roHs,el spw hsi
bic TO any other basis and of which we are glad 10 A
been almost universal. -, and tr
II design pursue the course at tins @ cia
the future All goods sold by that do not please
the money refunded-provided the same shall MOI hal
We have this time large stock h' rsoeeifar
any in the State in line Of business ana Wou and
anime for HIMSELF and IL prices are not pronounce erd
lower any other in the city, we shall be vey 6 uak
mmnr the customer furnishing The cloth 1au
Crayas Stocks Sspende.s Socks Gloves and Collars Cln.
kinds and qualities and all other articles usually S e1.h
i-rs of which determined to sell '" m - bun ro'
nuest the p,blic to call and whether they wahi " '
t.r al Go0Ls rarTantSd , ,,.yxAyk co.
. phE'- a;-wly'
Sent 10 ~
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~ Wing and Compiler will copy week until lst Jui
and forward aceonn TO +. II. s. for payment
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The Coinnltiee on oWhe lJas I SUTTON, Nuses
Harris and Carter Berkeey) reported, tina, they had
awarded to Edmund Winston The premium of 50 for
the best boar The Society gave 70 Mr. Saml Baker
a premium, or 81 ,,r the bes; and pigs.
The Committee Sheep George W. Pollard, R..
b Hendrick and T. ~ AniersonO reported that they
had gwen the premium OF So ot the best ram to g.
W. Basset,
The Committee on Domestic Fabrics (Wm. Wil-
hanson Jas Winston and WIN. Wingiield,) reported
~. III
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Oh iF | mougbt
Toll how he fought
lie ranked among the dcrnisods
QUIZ
BUSINESS OF THE SENATE.

The Senate devoted yesterday mainly
to the consideration Of the general orders
of the day. Several bills were ordered to
DO engrosed, and a number were finally
passed and sent down to the House.
The special orders were all passed by.
The bill introduced by Mr.. LINN propo-
sing repeal of the Land Act Of the last
Session was passed over informally with
the understanding that its consideration
shall be entered upon this day.
The joint resolutions introduced by Mr..
ebay, and proposing three amendments to
the Constitution, were made the special
order anew for Monday next, on motion Of
Mr.. Clay.
The bill introduced by Mr.. BESToS)
proposing the postPonement of the opera
ton Of the General Bankrupt Law from
February to July, was called up among the
rcnerel orders, but laid upon the table, Tor
the present, on motion Of Mr. BENTON
himself. Nat Int.
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Iron TIE enAs.orre sernsAL.1


Loco Foco Coapention- Trouble ia The
Camp, &c. DC, ending in ihe Renowned
col JOHN H. WHEELER fight
ing the deril" iHustfdtiag most beauti.
fully the celebrated attack of The ia
nous Knight Of La Maneha upon The
Wind NiA.
Mr- Editor,--In looking over the tram
sactions Of the g Democratic Convention /"
lately held in Raleigh, fud there was a
great want Of unanimity and harmony
among the members. Each individual
wished his peculiar doctrines and opinions
TO prevail in the assembly. 1t appears
that a committee Of twenty six" (uo
doubt representing symboically each state
in the Uuon) were appointed to prepare
and report, preamble aud string Of reso-
lulions expressive OF tho views OF tie Con-
vention. Alter q great amount ei grave
and serious d4liberalion had been expended
IN their preparation, they were reported
by Geu. Joseph Allison, Chairman of the
Committee, who requested Cst Wheeler
10 read them to the ASSEMBLY,. Tho little
Multicaulis genius, iOrsoo!h nothing 10th,
burning with impotence, arose with dag.
My and becoming importance, and IN a
delightful mamIer, (rendered more beauti-
full, chasle and classic by the excitement Of
the scene around him. electrified the con-
yen,ion by his peculiar lutonations.-
Proudly be stood and read, and read ard
stood, while all eyes were .rlYeied in en-
chaniment and taclnalion upon bin. Ye
wretchcd Wings IN your wrath you hurl-
ed him from office, (lSe dog kicking off
the feas that pierce bis skim Behold
how true greatness WI show itself! Ge-
mus, bright ard dazzling like the sun, for
time may be obscured by the log Of adj
yersisy, aud the gloom OF disappointment ;
but ultimately II will pierce the veil OF
darkness, only 10 shine more brightly
J Poor short sighted Wings. Die you i'm.
agine that tue abilities, geatuS, anu talents
Of the Colonel (who dctsaiiy has been all
the way 10 Belgium would lie dormant
under your prosecutions Turn for me-
ment and view him going from Charlotte
I to Concord, from Concord, behold him
rolling on towards Salisbury, from Sails
bury, he posts through Greensborough
rapidly wheeling on towards Raleigf
where AT last he arrives, in all tho Gigni
" Of conscious greatness. Then he min
GIGS in the tlrong Of larring politicians
ouly 10 rule ard rido the Storm" Liki
C.esar OF a Napoleon, he can dccIaiu
as we'll as fight. Sec then his gigantic
power brought into action. Before him
fall orators and s,atesmen. All opposi.
ton yenjshcs. Even the devil that dire Zoe
TO man, comes stalking about as usual IL
such cases. ihrus;ing bis nose into tho ia
ces Of his friends in a manner quite annoy,
ing. The Colonel observed his impuGence
aud resolved to giyo him n cnstigation, tc
teach him manners. Buckling on bis
shield of vanity, he let drive at him and
quickly ran him through the CUTS, with
his brazcn sword to the astonishment Of
oil,
Oh if mougbt
Toll how he fought
l. L 4 tHsaf rr.Ae N
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mARHIrn

In Fayetteville. on the 18Th instant. by Che
Rev. A. Cilchrist, Mr.. ALEXANDER BE-
THUNE. OF this place, to Miss CATHARINE
MeGILYARY, Of Fayetteville.
In Cabarrus County. on the 9Th instant, by
Rev. j NJ Caldwell. Mr.. GEORGE ALEXAN-
DER Of Mecklenburg County, to Miss SARAH
7. HARRIS, of Cabarras County. All good
Wings.
la Cabarrus County, on the 18th instant. by
Rev. John G. Witherspoon. Mr.. ROBERT h.
MoCONELl. TO Miss ELIZABETH ROSS.
In lredell County, on the 18th instant, BY Rev.
John G. Witberspoon, Mr.. GEORGE A. CLOD-
FELTER to Miss ISABELLA Il. GRAY.
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TArIAnAssrr InnnarY Z.

More Indian Depreda'ions. On Sun.
day last a band of Indians, supposed to
number from 35 to Is, attacked two wa.
gons, loaded with salt, whiskcy, &c.--
They stripped the negro drivers OF all
their clothes except their shirts and took
everything out of tho wagons. Whist
engaged in their work of plumber, Mr., So.
lomon Mathcrs rode up, when the Indians
pursued him, fred five or six rifles at HIM,
wounding him slightly in the shoulder
In the mean while the negroes put whip
to their mules and escaped. THIS affair
took place on the flat branch on the Mag
nolia road, about II miles from this place,
and near the residence of Mr.. IL. Byrd
- Sentinel.