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Liven.pposite;of tool hey re-5edotes, sitively [ wherehorrible institution. The victim was a young American, captured in Kentucky,during the revolutionary war.so pos-his own n; and lie juryre* some record. I avail; in hour ants.—t claim? north-interest the im-A ( onverted Seminole.—Hu8ti-coIuc-chee, a converted Seminole Indian, i preaching at Reading, Penn4 audiences, in the German reformed Church. The Gazette states that he is a nephew of Oceola, the Into celebrated Florida warrior, whom he is said to resemble very strikingly, is about 19 yqars of age;tall, stout, and altogether of a fine appearance. He speaks English well, uses simple language, and is graceful in his gestures. It is his intention to return to his tribe, as a missionary of the Gospel.A Rev’d. Forger.—The Rev. J. P. Backus, a Methodist preacher of the Oneida Conference* has been arrested at (rates-
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Augusta Washingtonian
Augusta, Georgia, US
Sat, Sep 02, 1843
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