The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

Az me "a ia, Is necessary 10 secure the most
uon are - r.saits. The New York Advocate
auspci1, 10 that city, (Which, from local cir
sa'ts' eaye larger MAJ 'rity for the JACK
.,elet tfan any other par OF the Stale,
sohls" s,,,o, 10 numbers. has undergone very
npop, s,,,ee. Individuals a1e daily and
MAJ ., he met with, Whose opinions were IA
hourly ~ a.. success Of Gen. jackson at the
''''-,s.,,on who could not now be prevailed
lHl ,.,der any circumstance, TO yield him their
.lppor.
,r.oa hs Philadelphia Democrat Press1
nl..;ons II, Pennsylvania. THIS paper nerer
.csiyed the people as to the state of public
"s,;oa in Pennsylyan,s-norh has IT made any
api''o e.e..o. atoms on the subject. II nerer has
a., gs1keR N is predictions as 10 ne result Of
go. To, 10; IN the Stale NJ Pennsylvania When
- ~. sentinel. andnany other newspapers, tnat
NV ,,v l,hourlng for Gen Jackson, were pre-
-, the election of Gov Findlay by 10000
-. the Democratic Press asserted that he
IA ,ot be elected and the Democratic Press
M, he was not elected Aud as il was
,o5o "a will il be in 1923 line Democratic
- i, m he found right, and the Sentinel, and
q ,oli,icians as the Sentinel. will he found
.,ossiv in error.--lHIs STATE WILL NOT VOTE
o. Gry Jackson the people respect their
.,a.6tntjon and laws too highly, and know their
-, interest too well, to vote for "A mere military
EI,ts = n southern man with southern feel.
,'',s and southern interests" Pennsylvania uW
IN bsr elefiorn' rote for Mr.. adams and the IL
.ltricfa system
d;rn,--The whole number of the four lar.
-o., tribes WITHIN the United States Is stated 1T
ssy four thousand. The Creeks 10000, the
rbsrohees 5000; Choctaws 81 900; aud the
Cbickasaws 1925. II appears trotn more re-
.ent Information, that the number IS probably
mich erea er, aud is rapidly increasing These
indians enjoy all the advantages when our own
1tizens in our new States and settlements pos
sr.s. except the political rights an privileges, of
which we deprive them. n. T. Courier.
Corruption Amos Kendall, OF the Argus of
Western America has recently received from
Major Thpma, I. Moore, Jackson member of
Congress a check drawn by the Branch Bank OF
she Unted states 1T Washington, npon the Mo.
,hcr Bank al Philadelphia, for 1910 dallass
Mao Moore is the principal laerutun ot the
lac son patty in Kentucky ; Mr.. Kendall "A re-
csnt convert. aud an active instrument IN The
sapport OF the Hero. Here is something that
iooN like quht pro quo Here IS money paid
or advanced direct the curruptlng agent in &C.
uer 8psra ipn. But what says II Kendall
When he al, CATION was iii made Mr. Kcndall
protested himself dnmbtoundcd uttered
siIrways' denial. AID affected utter ignorance
bacanSe as how the checl, was stated to be for
Sl60j and not Sl6lO. THIS he som found
9audn avail him, and he then pumped OUT
the following
THE CHECK!
Dana IS right--the cneck was for Sl6lO
nd ~ I'm
vas meliey intended TO send the gentle shepherd
peerng through town after the other S5i What
Oft, now that he has found in IL came honest.
" aud has gone to pay honest debts Whence
1t Gem or where il mas gone is precisely none
OF Mr. Dana's business We snail shortly give
ein some further account of it however ="
Cincinnati Gazette.
Letters from Mexro communicate the fol-
lowing authentic intelligence of the circumstan
ces and state OF affairs in Central Americd at
le last dates:
lhe gov'rnmenttroOps under the command
ofCksnA defeated the rebel troops under Ordo-
ma, IN Leon, and took possession Of the city
III 'oaez lied by way OF the Pacific. and arrived
al II aalyador. subsequently severe action
took place between the government army under
6eneral CAscARA, aud the insurgents OF Il. Sal.
'anor, IN ST. Ana Alter this event the com
mander Of the insurgents demanded suspen-
son OF ho,ilitles ana surrendered his sword To
General Case "a, who humanely agreed to an
afmsuce On the following day, thr Salyado
eeans received reinforcement. broke the ar
mlSilce, and recommended hostilties, 10y assassi-
haung the people OF ST Ana. without Sparing the
women and children. -Csscara thereupon retir.
cd With his army, by order Of the government,
% avoid surprise
IL had, however, been reinforced, and was a.
Die TO operate with success.
jrc.-lhe remarkable winter which we have
lad has Pr oduced a curious state Of things. We
are told saws the Boston Palladium, that the
a,.pPies OF lee for Martinique, St. Thomas and
ANaha nave been shipped and also for all
.le southern part of the United States, New Or
'au>' Charleston, Savannah, aud rs far south
d" aollh Carolina But north OF Wilmington
hCooing all the towns and ties as far as Pro-
,aueHee, the supplies have almost totally failed.
tne supplies foi Charleston and New Orleans
are sad 10 be redundant, which have already
gone.
=, Dir Thomas a. Cooper, tragedan, and
;, { Hamilton. tragic actress, arrived a,
i's'G I last Friday, in the London Packet from
v" We were last evening presented by Capt Dd-
~ DRt!tf' Of Nansemond county, with a full
s.o"n odtfrnelon, raised ON his farm This is
."s OF me most remarkable productions Of tins
w ~, ,, nary season. Norfak Hauld.
Extraordinary Printing Press The London
,'l'es Is now printed III a press, which, in con-
;@lu'nce OF improvements made by the original
1't"'rr' throws off four thousand impressions in
f;a, 'ouF' The following is the language of the
.1ro, nc hrst machine printed but eleven hun
~ s"eets 10 the hour the reader now holds in
Ne. "a'la an impression which a new machine
Sal Welded at The rate Of four thousand nm hour
,sr Trea>e' rapidity, and accuracy united could
ever before be ascribed to any fabric con-
aos.;t rn ny the HIND of man, neither is it now
70 5an we conceive. for the printing machine
''e''e any farther improvement OF to arrive