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the purpose of making thorough searchs But on that day the tidings came that he arrived at Mir. HuisOn's mills, about three miles from Harpersville. He appeared to be perfectly in his senses, and could lay down his route as accurately as an old hunter. He said he eas nothing for, the. first five days. and after that time subsisted entirely upon berries. With the excep- ton of the three first days, hesaid he was nos olf his horse for five days. He however became so tired that he disnounted for the purpose of taking sound nap. When he awoke in the morning his horse was gone; but nothing daun,ed, our young hero com. menced an immediate search for him, which he continued during the day withour success. He then went 10 the mountain to pick berries, and remained there four days then struck the Yellow Leaf Creek and followed it down till he came to Mr. Hut sons mills, thinking it Wassehatchee, or

 Robertson's creek, as he called it. Itwas his intention to have travelled three days

 longer, if he had not fortunately arrived at

 the milIs.-Montgomery (Ala.) Adroc.