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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

GEoRGrA.-On The receipt of the news
at Columbus of the critical situation of
Taylor's army, company of Light Infln
try was formed under the command of ]
S. Calhoun aud the Is Columbus Guards
are preparing themselves for the expected
requisitIon. The first named COMPANY
have rendered their services to Gen.
Gaines.
MIssoURE-TheG Governor of Missouri
has issued his order for 1890 volunteers.
in compliance with the req ,i>ition of Gen
Gaines. 1t is also stated, that Gov. Ed.
wards has issued an order to The proper Of
ficers at Jefferson city, directing the en-
ment of forty companies of volunteers or
militia, along our frontier ready to take the
field, If their services were required, at a
moments warning.
The TRUE GR1r.-The news Of Gen
Taylor's need of volunteers arrived at ST
Louis on tn 18th. On the 18th, 500 men
were armed, uniformed and ready to march
at q moments notice.
We have quite handsome company OF
Volunteers composed of young men from
different portions of the county, under
command of Capt. F. Amyx; well equip,
ped and uniformed, and ready to march al
moments warning when called for.
Ler. ADJ.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

The following paragraph appeared in the
news from the Rio Grande two or three
weeks ago;
"Arista assumed the command on the
oath, and in polite note informed Taylor
that war was begun, and that he would
demonstrate the courage as we'll as human
itY of his nation."
We presume the Mexican general de-
monstrated the courage of his nation on
the Oh, when he left his locality in such
haste as to forget his luggage.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

IN FRIAE oF SPRNcER. The New
ok Sun, of tie 10Th ult., contains an in-
ltsFesiing and 10 doubt accuraio, report d
me trial ! iar asit had progressed) Of.
NJ. c, Spencer, for the murdet ofhis wife.
me Preparation ofthe inhuman deed 8
confessed. The defence Of che murderer
! nads 81 -ths [usall plea X insanity. in
KeTiled fTom his family. Tho testimony
shows that they had ior sens lime lived IL
sCord, which first commepced between
themurderer and the family II The deceased.
The history oftheir career, aaerthe %.
mon Of discord had entered their abods
win his al 4 train ofevils, and Of IL tragi-
caI, hsarl.rending result, Is . striking com.
mentary ch thai custom of Society which
% frequently brands with alamy those who
avail themselves ofthe method provided
BY law and absolve ties Of wedlOCk nOtren.
dered sacred BY fond and cOngenial feeling.
This code Of servitude which Society,
not law Or morality, imposes, often leadssO
the most cruel and inhuman deeds too Of
tenrivets chains which murder, not law,
finally sewers. But such is custom Such
the inezorabIe decree Of Society! And
Diu obey until after passing thrO'
. wide waste Of years. strugIiOgwitR whirl-
winds Of mad agOny--wOrd with anxiety
and sorrow he i, sin the case Of SPen.
Ger, arraigned before The tribunals Of HE
country as the murderer Ofhis-w
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
-. 81 A.aNaELIaIna /.

ApvfRTIsE eNTs viii &c inserted e the rate
w rlne D6lns bel square Cor Tie iTat ineeFtipn'
en- Fiftv Cent Gof each week khersa. teg ten
lines ar less contributing Y sqsl The number
ofinseFtiens reqUiFeds must he naEked on t1e
margin 81 the manuscript. d e. vii peinseF,
ted tilliolbids and cbsFged aro0 fiiAglg
Announcing candidates iol lice "a be tlye
Dollars sOr county ofaces, anu Esn DollaIs teT
State oiiOes-in advance.
Advertisement of personal 6lle ton VIII
inevitably AZ charged DDUbLE the l0Es Ding rates,
anu % ymeRt Eeq0iIedin advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars. Or aly articles q
individual interest will he charged as advertise
meits, and must bepaid goF II adgance.
KearIY AdVeEe1sellaentss
Not exceeding zen lines renewable g
pleasuFe, per annunl, @yAvJ
Not exceeding thirty lines, ~
Not exceeding sixty lines. ~ w
4 The privilege of anEual adYeEtisers n limited
70 their own immediate buSlneag and all adyar-
tisemsnta Tor The benefit q otheI peTsonl, sent ~
by them must be paid o. ~ the square
Standing eeraents.
For Tan lines 81 less, three ma6ths, So gl
q 81 y 80 six monthss " "
IS q ns Is twelve months ~ av
Each additioualsquaFe,t three monthl, ~
"a q Elk months, 3 OD
81 So twelve mOnlhps 70 w
OJ- AIlJob work must ~ Ppid ieF o. deliv
cry
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
Al FISH STORY.

To those Of our readers who would wish
10 turn for moment from tho busy scenes
cfpolitics, The dread alarum Of war; from
accounts Ofmurders, rOberies, short crops
&c, 70 enjoy hearty laugh, We would
commend the following FISH STORY, written
BY j. IA. Stuart Esq, late Editor Of the
Charleston Mercury, and published In the
Spirit Of the Times.
/ SPEAKING Of tie Spirit of the Times, We
would again bespeak Ior it the Pa''oI':s.
u every one who desires be furnished
weekly with 4 large amount Of fun anec-
dots, philosophy, sporting and general ~.
diligence &C., for The sum Of five dollars
vear. Itisan inaIlable preventative q
tbs encroachments Ofthat most Troublesome
of III customers he blues, and win q least
once week put even the veriestmisan.
,ltbroUe ii i good honor with himself ane
with the world.
!. Butte the FISH STORY;
ON ,revuMNrTE and MULATTo Peter
,sre ,i,e Two most inYetsra.e fishermen Q
our ialand. No other Old man O. leal oal
scSS remember when the old bachelor We
EcsIlsd snything but /" LignumvltB; = en-
-petsr. though some sixty yesFs younge
y l,hTu n. master. vac, II the Time Of our 2
J Sena. s msn we'll stricken 10 years. AZ
eooled no, their devotion @ sport %. eAll
1900 ibe chains q habit TheM Gee
\ 1870 heard atleye and early dawn las6'u
!. 1890 llis nulleiu Of Sail WstSf Bridge
gl,beir Iiah.-w oOd togcb, g they ve.t eew
,tlarik,DS % frosty niehlS, moved !. ' =
broad meteor alaDg The wslsFl o. Pee
Hols $ and q sbsephsad sOas0n, they ee'
/; IN a ! land marx lolhs coasters, % !le
Ls.t ,beif daily low water station 60 8
4 ~ Poioi, ike anxioup cFanes silent aa
wnlchinr Thsy we're slender % ne
q esh;ng canes; and, except vhen ? ahes
Of bssd lixsd On heir never missing neok
i. lsssh.a ~ he broad bars q eesny enc g
i ~ q moliOnless were hey % tas., I. !.
,snlne,s, hat the king-6shsl Noula g
% nuss,lv perch % taeig heads.
Ca i1zlg cold evening p Nsss.-o
,bsy 6oshs OF their Paddllus eaaos
Fl solsui, 81 school Of lrep. shes 49,, +
ch 81 refuge from DE PorPoI,s ll.onb !:
"A IA A. az sand-banks q kigeca -.
c,sst Peter mads fae hauls Suu n'- !
- - =. ..,.,,s- armed with tie gan.
= ,sebed q Sc wrisi ~ shol. asno " \.
~ Ssxtefdusly pinnipe ne pnss.,, I. 4,
70 dicnlarly ahd amos Pouae'a B. {
'he srrinr aSa60n % them q ia' ~
.ss M - 81 stslss feet This spof' lse 8.
daued ZONE iidns, ubsu 3 pe.Po'.s ~
$500 under lhs b0v; ihs ela s.l..s
- s;SS- ~ anery . he ialsfiap 49,,
ssm kim 8 IS 81 lee eaheIs' y, ~
r-.,i the ieuP,hli0l q e ialI 81 r. q
m Sea, de glsiis. u1i over zee 3. o ,..., :
ne .o~ya 8 Pofpui, Msseel con, 49,
be- ssr.sTsd Pslst. The uegd. i.i' Z, -
b. All. Ers hey QerS uttered , ne -. =.
dl~,s H1.bing IKE rocssil ~
i,broo-h ihS chaun.l q ,ha cree,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
THE ANGELS WING.

a. "a +
There Is 4 German superstition. l1at &
chen 4 sudden silencs takes place n cpgn-
Dany. an angel At that moment makes =
circuit around them, and The hFsg person
III breaks the silencs is supposed to have
Been touched by the wing Of the seEaPh.---
For de purpose q poetry, ! thougltlFo
~ one preferable % many, il Illustrating
his very beautfll superstition.
when 81 the evenings quiet lishl
There III Two client lovers,
T'hee ssv. while - snCh Tranquil ~
A. rsrsl rudrd them hoveFas
And fSrtbsF still Old leeends tell--
Ths iirsl who braaks he silent spell
T'o say soll and pleasing thing,
Hath sll ihs passing angels wing
Tbn. 4 nosing minstrel ctrayd
BIZ lhs simmer oeeani
Gazing On = lovely maid,
Wi'k s baFi'o dstoiion -
Yst his 1--we Ne never spoE.
T'illhou he silent spell ho broke
INA his3sn fre IS fame did spring,
Fs1n'd By TO passing angels wing )
I havt loved he ven and ions,
Wild love of heavens own qaElagi
Thisfs Dot 8 poei's cong
Bats true h.lIts spcetrg
4 win love dee iill ullirea
IA fli-ha -rott--1s one lu.1.l
ne words ga fen Ir1in'e ecniain
rrHImM
hwskss by be snsel'sUlngl
sf'srcs Ger 40 n,a'cen ~.
urr .r 1ls'IoF u1t
trfbl ksI h j. tnsg Ed .cl
m dawn 81 itlc wte oIton
Hcsns iiko tinlhiua o'eI - leali Z
~ fifital l.ey should never pare
r., f,.-.n8 as l-ihf 'oreT tt'r4
Hs3 ellits pacing
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
YDmR qlsR -
49,
! WHEDoTHEFLOwERsBLooMr


q
aWhy dothe Gow'ots bloom mOtherl
Why 40 ne sweet flowers bloom,
And brightest those we FeaF'd, mother,
Around ny brother's tomb Z
TO IN tht world with gIadneas
MY Child weFe how'Tsla giFsn
10 crown Y earth with beauty,
ara aho ire road q heaven"
sThep ~ the foW'Ieisi no,srl
VIZ ID tls aRiei Ac fia
When winter dreary cloud mother,
Earth : brightes scenes psrtade H
= nv child, those fbw'Fs that Wilher,
Have seed that still remain,
That sunshine and the summer
Restore u lll6 again 2
And shalInOt those who die,molhe
Come back 10 live once moe
Zen as the rain and sln, inoihsE
Those bsanieous fOW'Is resiOrs ''
Yes yes, my child. such powers
To human fOW'Fs are given
Here eafth's ffail Tow'Ts may blossom,
But tOe may rise il HsaUsu
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

lar we can learn aTe. the Planters Bank
Thoias Rigby Livingston. Hanna " CO
B' Philips, shoemaker; NC Watts, cloth.
ing te.; Jas. Gwin; Laughlin, Searles 4
CO.; NJ Dowell n Thomas wv @. John.
son; coleman 81 Arthur, law library; SamI
Hiidbiand; w. B. Sloan, law library; w.
C. 81 edes M. D. Coleman, and Jacob,
New Orleans.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the G Cambria.


A paragraph ID the Washington UniOn
announcing an. advance in the Price IF
grain in he English Markets, was all that
we had received Orthe intelligence brought
over By TIE Cambria, When or last NUM-
Der was issued.
The statement which we published,
rslative to . rise IN the price Of grain, has
been confirmed.
J. An ADVANCES of "a on 4 qialiles) he'd
been experienced III tie CorToN hIARkET.
Reports Il che Market cay that 7 from the
-20th August,o Sid September, The demand
for Cotton, since the 2sth has been very
onimaled sales large Accounts brought
by the Hibefnia as 70 The coming crops be-
ing 50 late no doubt produced thischang.
The English Parliament vas gorOgaed
.Onthe 2Sth August
The Golden testimonial now aaounl1
to about x8s,OOO.
TprbAN - There has been an entire
loss Il Is Potato crop thisss&son. ThsPol
tatO has roasd and become entirely unfit toI
use: and The luIt e that the peasRntry
orIrsland have been brought tOthe very
verge Of Starvation. Immense numbers q
them have assembl together, declared
themselves Ia Starving condition andde'
mandsd work and lcoa IS their land-lords
Al account says ibat stimulated By hun
gar. hundreds of half hnished Creatures
old aud young, marched on The z & inE'
the littIs town Of CarbsrIy, e the county
Of Cork, carrying on thsirshO9ldsss ever
Al instroushtS of husbandry % denote iAeIl
want Of employmsnt"
on ths 26ih II August bill ior thethei
relief passed he English Parliament tide
the Poor Enploynsnt Bin Z provide
$4,000 81 providing employment ior q
boor 81 ihemosl distressed districts.
FaArcn.-The Chamber % Deputie
has been conaasd 10 ts gerifcaiiOn q q
election d each Deputy
Joseph Henry vho ai.snp.d q aesasg
nate the King on Is 7l'b az, has bee
condemned Is Wcfk is Dc 2 'Itys 'or li's,
The Cambria b So p
.-.,-7. 49,. ...... ..I.... -.
io1I ltis Minister g :
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
TIE YAZoO DEM CR A,F

IgPUBTdsHED EVERY VEDlSI Als fAp WIG ~
q. w, Jones " b alKsD
ON Main Street. Y az60 CHS over me Store
M M xffxur Y 90. AT Three dollap year,
n WV 81 four dollars, IL not PAID Within.a
montl, nom tie time % aubscFi6ng M
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
RoirrIc MARRIAGE " Ths VicksbuFG

RoiNrrc iARsrAGr The VicksbuFg
VIII. snOunces marriage which occur
eaa L day. since near The Ferry laneT
10 inhat Guy. Ths parties we're emf
eta,inio Ire lar wests and would aos g
NJ ! hlss offered them ~ the performance
III .bssrsmooiss. Their vows we're pllgh'
led bda,h % olhsr roof VT ihsbr'ad eaa'
oOy heaven. Ths ceremonies beipl
oSsI 8 wing .pyi lie hsPpy couple wen
% lbt way rejoicing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

MoaIoN Wan has q last ended.
Tbs Eortuons have surrendered re Ely q
nanjo and have promised g leave qssn-
with-ercspt 4 COMMITTEE Who remains 2
disp of their property eng ss'.ls men
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

Chr RAoE.-T The New York ePisi. p
,ts 1mesannonnces that 8 crest match
- .il come y fbsiassu De q snihcsnG
800 Adan6c ala Oregon 81 isn th Bog
-. lsII.r.. d be SD g Dsesnhsl nsll.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

Birney declines being the Apoll'
tlon @didats 81 ne Presidency,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

ftrf ESQ.,. r3cenI'F one q sl'o
ssbI. of.ts aony Spring, GuaE ha'
brosr Gu D. pnb.ilhas z 2,
.lo psl, Is q ti,t ths 'e
la e
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
LINEs cOMPosED IN q HERAII.

TAGE.
Stranger, would'st thou enter here's
Leave behind thee guilty fear
Root Ambition from thy mind,
Give Care and Envy % the wind
No such passions should iniTude
On,the sweelsof Solitude.
Bring varying Fancy ever young
Bring Judgment clear and Reason strong;
Bring cheerful Hope, faiE Vitsuge sChild;
Bring lowly TemPeFance, CHASE g mild;
Bring contemplation, silent maid
Who lov'dto haunt tho sylvan shade.
With these, if philosCphic Ease
If pure simplicity can please
Here stranger rest, Or freely rove
Der yOn rock, Or through yon grove
Secure III can e'er inIrude,
I. - y. - X - atzaat Solitude.
"A SISTERS LUYE
More constant than The evening STR
Which widely beams above
Than diadem OIL dearer Ar
Asister's gensle love
Brighter than dew.droP "a The rose,
Than natures smils more gay
Aliving fount which ever flows
SteePed in loves PuTeat ray,
Gem Of the heartl Lies glR divine,
Bequeathsd us from above,
Glad Offering 1t affections shrine
"A sisters holy love
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

HenIl Hubbad be
s R-ls.sI orPablIs .e..1. .lBo--on.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

AZ New York Spirit of &c Tines
hs ds,th q Lss 'h'
e.Ist,is inpor'ea r,os here, He va
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

Naat
40 more 81 that. Az thou lovest me!r
Nll may Gen. Taylor e1elaim: eaY,
me An by friends ii'those may % call
I'D friends who, q subserve ihs puFPo
ses party aFe 80 prematurely urging
Ibis limsiO ne presidency.
thought such move prema-
url ind ibpoIitic ever since i was frst
resBIyedup somewhere Il the north, BY =
SQUAD 81 in solemn conclave assem-
.bls5. VIII there was such ! spontane-
Gus acwol Plause flesh from the hearts
A
of his COW tmen, We regretted that dem
agogues hldsought il any manner to con-
meet lis hEIewith politics. We believed
tIiat he g1tlds d ais cOuntrymen would
81 Fsearaby Gen. Taylor a. The highest
honor the oldest guerdOn irus soldier
could win.
But we red bis nomination BY the
whiqs premase for another reason. We
doubt Whelheie y 4 modern Whig. Hi.
therto he has I nothing % do with, and
has taken noinierest IL, politics and i
his political tnions were asked, i IS not
altogether inobable hat he would define
himself q deicrat.
But Whistles Gen. Taylor himselfthink
Ofthe honorhich those disimerestcd pa,
triotg have tlst upon hint II reply 70.
g j letter Ite1bya New York Com
mittee recet informing him Of bis nom
iuatiOn, he Dukes them -begs them %
desisl
All! "a III 81 that. an thOn lowest me!n
lie says" Ny real feelings inpsl me
ID Jay, thafdo not desire . nomination for
Iths Prssid.ty, Your Letter finds me 70
aspir0bls IHqs stat;on, and The agitation
| of such IsesiiOn in my present resPonsl-
lBle posilt y cause Of SERIOUS RE-
IGRET TENDING ToENRARfsAss NE IN
l rus s5dssFULE PROsEcUTION Or THE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

"a my bfeeels. ts'..
lss 80, loo--tu' iece
r~.wiih- rndins l1. miitea'a1 s,,. ~
r.is,, s1'ern'nsi ihatihc 81 s'aa- -e.f
s.,gisu.,s; IS ~ vegy neg .-
n ~ rrri Peter were aahiae PEER 70
~ nss'I 7i,b en-, der eec.q'' &
.l.r IS 81. fheJ were nesei
49, a -I.,f heorh ,one cfiht e'a ne-
sy ihag haes aaan ',at
|5hsr,sn clncr D ftIi
Istb,cntsf rl',
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

nate the King on iae 2i'b ulY' has been
condemned Is Wclk ihlhe q ''tyr for llls
The Cambria blou
among bonn vas oa .a'nsion living
+ 81 ltis minister g
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
NOTNCE.

RY virtue aOf on order TO me- directed
- from the Hon. Court of Probate for
the district Of New. Milford, 4 will sell Of
Public Auction on Wednesday the Sd dav
Of March 1916, il not previously disposed
Of At private sale, all the ReaF Estate and
Personal Properly, which was assigned
to me 10 trust for the benefit of the Gre.
d'iors q SPENCER WARD, an assign.
!ng debtor Ct said New Milford, consist
ing Of about 40 acre, of4 Land. with a.
Dwelling House, and other out buildings
Standing thereon, sundry articles of far.
ming utensils and Household Furniture.
q House, Cow, Tanning Mill, &c. &C. &c.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock A. M.
and to be held on. The premises, where
said Ward now resides. Terms made
known on the day of sale. 7r8 mi
..e1h n.s,daa4 JoHN GAYLORD.
Gaylords Bridge, Jan, 90, 1916. 1h SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
DIED.

In this town, on the Sd inst, Mr.. Roswell
McNiel, aged 81. =.
In Washington, Ct, Dec. 22d, Mr.. Luthel
A.Reid, aged "a. His remains were car.
ried TO Bristol for interment At Bristol, on
the LIST inst, child of the late Luther A.
Reid, aged months. .-. ia I'll. 81 i.
In Norfolk, on the 4th inst. of lung fever
Mr.. Jarvis Garritt, nged AZ. ~ .'
In Harwinton. Jan S0th, Samuel, young
est child of Samuel and Julia Wilson, aged
5 years. et~. IgsH -s,'r.raH ,I #p ~ - E,9-
At Lansingburg, N. Y, Jan 18th, Mrs.
Mary Leonard, aged IS. She was a native
Of Litchfeld, a daughter of Isaac Baldwin,
Esq, and sister, of Rev. Ashbel Baldwin.
. III Salisbury, Jan. 25th, Mrs. Animate
( Jackson, wife of Mr.. John Langdon, aged
% years. 49,. ~. ~ ''' "a -,
In Norfolk, on Friday, the6th inst, after
ia short and distressing illness, James Porter,
youngest son of Henry Porter, Esq, aged IL.
! His estimable qualities had endeared him
to many who deeply sympathise with his
afflicted parents, brothers and sisters. He
was amiable, afectionate and lovely in life,
calm and peaceful in death, cheered by the
hope of acceptance with his blessed Saviour.
, At Auburn, N. Y, Jan LIST, Roderick C.
Steele, formerly Of Woodbury., in this state,
10 the ,4lst year of his age, leaving behind
him a lafgecircle of warmly attached friends
to mourn the privation which his death has
accustomed, them. . In his life he had exhibi-
ted the mild lustre of the christian virtues.
In his somewhat protracted sickness the
sweetly sustaining consultations of religion
were enjoyed by him, and! his end was Sc
rcnely cheerful and happy. ~ ..f.s m Il.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
BETWEEN THE BLAcK.
FEEf AND crow fNbFktSs

A-gentleman from Fort r. A. c., near the
Falls 1.-THE Missouri, and upwards Of twenty
seven hundred miles distant from 81. Louis.
furnishes the 81. Louis Reveille with an ac-
eQuht Of the battle, which we rather think
We have heard Of before, ON the Nth of last
June, when seven hundred Crows ftIl upon
small party Of Blacltfeet, who had campcd
about seventy five miles from the fort, and in
advance of the main body, The Grows kill
led e, wounded as many more, took upwards
of a hundred women and children prisoners,
and succeeded IN capturing 800 horses
Intelligence of their disastrous defeat hav-
ing been conveyed TO thesmain body of the
Blackfeet, they came up, and, though in less
numbers than the Grows, attacked them in
turn and fought SO desperately that the LAT
Ter were compelled to retreat 10 a place they
hadstrongly fortified, which they succeeded
In reaching with all their plumber, though
most oil. their prisoners escaped About a
fortnight before the fight, small party of
the ,Blackfeet attacked the horse guard at
ForrF.A. c., trading post of the Ameri-
can Fur Company, killed one man, named
James Riquett, seriously wounding another,
and, succeeded in stealing thirty horses be-
longing TO the post. Of The Crows and Black
feel, as may be known, are bitter; enemies,
always assailing each other, Whenever, they
tcan1 get aanso opportunity to do so,Twith dead
ly hostility. The former are very friendly
to the whites, and the latter tribe directly
the opposite. - Boston, Posi- '-arsi9 .=~:sz II
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12

\ A TIA Court of Probate holden at Ken.
a and for.the district Of Kent, on The
Sth day. of January, lS46. ,,,4..nr.,'..''-,,~ -
Present " HNSON G. HATCH, Judge
On NOTICE Of Asa Slade ESQ., Admin
istrator on the estate of Sally Davis late
OF said district deceased, this Court al.
lows and limits to the Creditors
Of the Estate ofsaid deceased Sin months
from this date in which 70 exhibit. their
claims against the Estate Of said deceas-
ed g The sajd Administrator or be debar.
red 4 recovery. II =, I'Is .,,., Z
l And this Court directs the Adminis,,a-
TOT to give notice Of such Limitation by
ppbIishing this order in Q. Newspaper
printed in Litfhfeld County and by post
;ag g copy thereof on one Of the public
sign posts i. said District, -, ~. i'4~
- ..., JOHNSON. c. HATCH, Judge. ''''
i !, . al peEsens laying claims, against the
hibit them 10 - :. '',- -
Sews* ASA sLADE. Adminis, "a L, .n =,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12
IRO ON 81 STEEL
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SHERMANS& ATWATER

,us1 IA, Chapel Street, Aeio- Hapen, Conn.
INFER forsale. at low prices. large
~. and we'll selected stock, 10 part ms
follows: ,ag F~1 80 go 1aii b. e a,a l.
80 tons English Bar Tfon-flat. round and
III 30 y 2 e 4 80. ~ , square, sr'-
ga ~ refined 49, do do do y
=. Swedes Bar iron for cart tires &c.
~ Anuine P s I. Old Sable and Nor
az ..,s az, YayEBar Iron. = ~
40 s"t Nway, Swedes and Ameri-
%v. n q for Horse Shoes and
3 !" sslit Norway Hos., Nail Rods.war.
be- ..ssTaaisd very s6rer;or >, ~ - !
% ",e American Iroas assoc ed-.roun,}.
.r square, oval. hal oval, Soop. hand
ia scroll and sheet Iron. : -
RI. .'@. - ALSO 20 out y t.l.E -
Nay lor's, Sanderson's and Jessop's war.
- raued Cast Steel. -
English Blister, American & Spring Steel
German Steel, &c. &c. i. ...'' s9---,,'.' -
- N. B. AT their Store, No. 81 Fulton ST
New York. will be found complete as
sortment of American Iron. Also iror
made to order. II -nsd- a -rl3 rsiL
80 las Chapel Street. .Nssc- Harea. Con