From The Cherokee .Adrocate.
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Some weeks since Grocery occupied By RI
er Armstrong and owned BY Mr.. Oliver, and tn
store house of Mr.. Harris at Maysvilie, wafnfft
ed and consumed. From recent number a. tb6
Arkansas Inieliigencer, we perceive that thse1g
is attributed to the Indians, perhaps in retaliaip
for the unprovoked murder, some months ago, 81 b
Cherokee. by Armstrong, who remains yet pntrie
The versions Of the affair, received by u, All Z
lime of its occurrence AND since, from sevaniz
Specialize sources is different, presenting X -
prevailing belief at Maysvie. that insseaA e
Indians, Robert Armstrong himselfis the inoc
ary. The circumstances creating this belief
BRIEFLY, that he was indebted considerable s1111
that his creditors had refused 10 replnish
stock of liquors--the retailing of whicho Indfn1
and others was his occupation, until hisaccou
were settled, that he succeeded in obtaining -
:, =" so'''o P'esouSv VI other, against hinsolf ~
the persons in whose hand. they had ken 8
for collection, that he was ia the shop ,s,iil -
night, that the flames were first discoiered
sue from the inside Of the building AsouGn
root, TINT he made no exerlions to sae VT
t'ef ere was, at the time, in the hon. as&
'ncscs accounts and books were all dpsroys


TUESDAY, December 50, ly4l. ].