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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
frem ht Now S5tk Camicf, Dee. ID, ! T. W
La TEST FROM FRANCE.

W
LATEST FROM FRANCE
Our news schooner Eclipse has jus, reached
town, having boarded the packet ship formosa,
Capt. Ofne from Uayro, whence sho sailed on the
G,h November
The editor ofthc Courier and Enquirer has re-
cci,cd by this vessel Paris papers of tho 4lh Nov
and liasse oflhe 9th.
There is not much Of Importance in addition TO
what we learned by the last London packet The
expectation OF II war with Holland Appealed To be
entertained with great confidence. Much alarm
prevailed III Antwerp, Where the merchants looked
forward Ia a bomb lrJucnt of the town from, the ca,
tadcI Both the l,ench md English Consuls
had directed til. vessels OF their nation, 10 qui the
port.
General nclab, ride sent on special mission by
tbs French Government to the King Of Holland
bad been refused permission to pass tho Dutch,
frontier. II is asserted That the King Of Holland
had expressed an intention of issuing letters OF
marque against French, English and Belgian YES
sells, in case the Two former powers should block
ade his ports
In Paris all is tranquil. No change in the Min
is,ry had occurred.
PAars, Nov. 9.
Letters from Alexondri announce that the r.
gypi forces have made themselves masters If
Marsh. Me,din, Cascrn, hdana and Tarsus, and
are mHthiho upon oatlIuS an ihgilsh 1flyhN
has sailed from Alexandria for Cons,anlinoplc
with Enjoys from the pacha charged TO trca, with
the Sultan.
Marshal Gerard set out last nigh. for the Army
ofthe North whittier the Duke of Orleans VIII FOL
low him in few days
According to Intelligence, e Sept % from A.
lcxundra, the Vicoroy OIL Egypt has been negotia-
ting with the Captain Pacha dcfnn'le arrange
mrnt. 1t is stated that every thing Is agreed upon,
and tina, tic Porte codes to that Prince Syria and
the island ofCyrross.
Paris, Nov g.
Gen. Be,nard, one Of the Kings aidos-de-camp,
has been appointed Director of the works for foili-
Tying Paris in the room OF Gen Vaaze
According toprystc letters, of he 9Th u'i, from
Amsterdam, tho Dykes have been pierced and tho
inundatIon extends beyond Berg Orzoan, Flush
ing ID ia the same state of defence ms III 1909.
BnussfLs, Nov. |.
The Pharc OF Antwerp says" Gen Count De
abordct Aide de Camp of the King oil the French,
set out yesterday for Holland, but returned IN the
evening. having been refused permission To pass
the frontier.
The Journal du Commerce of Antwerp gives III"
following" .he Consnls Of France and Eng
land have recommended the Captains Of the mcr-
chan,men of the respective nations 10 quit Antwerp
with their vessels. Yesterday AMI to-day ninny al
the merchants hayc been bCsiIy engaged in placing
their goods in state Of security. II was asserted
on Change to day,that several French balgcs laden
with cannon and ammunition from the arsenal Of
Douay, had come up the Schedt above Mel aA9.
Schclc."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24

spot where ,ha. illastrieus msniscd To s,iand n
,eongs, lie caught up a handful OF grass a. Pc
sed II to his bosom, his emoliim NJ the Tina IA
50 great that he burst n,oienrs As soon Us llei
situation was knowHby the corps every heat ~
opened. A meeting was called IN every casa, am
each WAS unanimous 10 give them any thing eva
To The halfof their pay. BIZ, Colonel Thayer tmi
ted lis 10 hyo bundled dollars about two dollars
apiece. This sum was sent 10 the Polish Com.
nittrc IN New York fortho relief OF those who
were there And though poflef tapasp is scarce
article anong rs, (bcng " forbidden fyui.p TO tie
cadets, one hundred dollnfs WINS collected for til.
eeliefof the two on The Point. This mooealeat
caused the officers to pony ap,n aud, following
our example, they Subscribed ono hundred and If
" dollars for the special relief Of these two aso II
Vas ainos, worth twice theslm to present ticln
with Il The gratitude ,hey esinced was that of
p'no AMI noble Nouls. | fear my prolsny has tried
Yon, but YOU know Out Of the Abundance of
heart tho mouth speakclh.'
Homo, among hc Indians The following Is
w hen trc,r. .y>Jys. s,a1yud At tho american en-.
eampneni in The North West, he found three in.
dian prisoners under charge Of numbering the
whites. The evidence was slight and an appli-
cation had been sent on 10 Washington to obtain
their discharge But the President had gone 10 the
Hermitage, ana tho SetitIalY VI w ar w Dehohs
No answer was OF eourse obtained Ir tho mean
time. the Cholera broke out among the Americas
troops IN the camp on Rock River Many became
victims. One q. the lnee Indian prisoners took II |
mud ded.
Tho General seeing the danger they vera ex.
posed To, determined on letting the two Survivors
out oi confinement; and told them if tn y would {
COZ fine ,hemsclv,s to .hc islands IN tc river, he i
would permit them to 10 there, Their word be- ,
ing pledged he directed Them 10 go To Tho extreme
paa OF the island where they might keep somc.
" hat out Of tbs way OF cur Troops, They accord.
ngy repaired to the quarter where he had directed
Them 10 go but thay lever once lott the island, nj
Ihongh they might easily have made their esrepe
Meantime the Cholera spread x danger thckencj
The General then todd them that no would permit
hem to 70 10 their trlbu upon condition that they
would return to the camp as soon as he gave Them
-oticc tina. the Cho.r, was gone. They asstnted
70 tho terms, and went home
These men were under charge OF murder, and
night have lost their lives If they were put upon
heir iria, BrN nolw Outstanding this cncunlsianoo,
he moment Gen. Scott had determined 10 hold hi.
with the Indians, he informed the two
prisoners thai they must come III, md they did not
,eailete to do So They repaired among tho frat
ndluns to the American eneanpmeni.
The reader will he pleased 10 bear that they
we're ultimately acquitted, though one of hchl had
o pledge himself TO attend us witness against
mother Indian who was charged " It'll numbering
whites. This duty too he fulhlled though at much
himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24
POLITICAL.

AYE, PRESENT EVERY WHERE"
am wandercr Der the seas
And a dwcller on the shore.
My voice is heard in the balmy breeze,
In the midnight tcmpest's roar.
fly with the eagle through the air,
| walk Oh the earth with men,
sleep with the lionoss in the lair,
With the Tiger in his den.
NV tones are in the running brooks,
NJ breath in tho pcrflnea spring.
Tnr,a.4 the eyes Of the dove my spirit LOOKS
~ me nghIinsale's voice / sing
NV altar blrns in the mothers breast.
VITA II l,agc unss!liied dame,
And spurnad by hate, or 10y iost carcss.j,
Etcrnal.y the same.
The lightning Of Heaven 4 is'l within,
The soul that benl, in prayer,
Aud NIT the alnnnnt Of sin,
Like sao9 IN the sumner AT.
Aad wh3n the noon Is in the SKY,
Aud the dew upon the gtiss
Aal g o;l.. sounds are h1tiin, =,
As sao egaaing shadows pass.
whisper y tale ofpassionalc love,
In the naiden's aver,ed eur
Hi she starts AWAY like al Unnamed dow,
As ifafrad 10 hear.
My nams is Love, aui i1cayea my homo,
In the & HlIn,nt ailr
Yet my spirit 10 L nth will sometimes come,
Ia the light OF a lovely star,
To lwel in he laugh Of innocent mirth,
III he purity Of kiss
The re,ies,ning Spirit Of al The Earth,
AoJ the Alnloaer bliss.
J. T.. II.
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22d Gongress.-Sccond Session.
HJUSE OF REpRE.SN NATIVES
FRIDAY, DEC. H. 1882.
TspRs.iDNrrS NIISSa..E

IAEslpN , M'-9NaAG. .
IN tielse has'aS resume" nc % "''".' W
I'VE Unfinished business, beng tie fe'+'ehc' Oh va
.i1.s parts OF the Presidents f1ssa9c
tn- question b.ins on an ADDITIONAL reso"t'"o'
ata,l eoTeiby Mr.. DANIEL ia 1oh "'''en," "'g"
'rl'.d SO much OF thc message us 'e aei 10 ''''
'xe'clse OF doubtful powers ny Coh 5'es' ~ "e-
-. COMMITTEE
Mr. SRA i'll snTGes'ei '''" 'h' sei'','''''
h'J better iascn his Pfo'1''h as d" '"i's,o''''"
to t9 I'm resolution, 50 as 10 maze ''as ''''o'"
ton read
H;S61eed, That So mu1h OF s''' H1hS"SH "'
rer' hmcnls an amendment oil 'as e'a',"''No', ~
relation 10 ttefha' hh?'oVsn ms an u 'p'''|
l's INC sa ne ID SOM hN}, Il - '','i '"' "''
faf ete' ftSs ~ FffSS y ",.'j at P7pS''
fctrcd to seieet c'mm'u@''
VIZ DaNiGi. fe."''' ''''' ~ INC S1'''''''''"
views were a:aaiJ so1"' ana "''o's' '"c "''''
take his ad'iee
Nc VIZ ALlffh va Z" u u u, nov N''oV
tat the President h'l fec"''"'ei'.e' '@ EXERCISE
o. douo''td po~e'S W r'"+tfs
NE DANIEL 'a'" ~ '""f' 'h' !" s'c''',' -
aSto road ami % huc'! as relates " Inc e>''''
&c -
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TERMS.

~ For ~ per aaaaut pay ,he IL aiyaase ", .p.
scpten viii be received Tor less tlne than six nant
,ed ~ paper will be dscont auad but at Tho
lie Fai,nfsl mil all arroarnscs nre paid "
~ ADYERfiSEhENFS" viii be inserted nj 50 con,
nnt essJ the IL 81 time and u . cant. n,
aaaaee. Those ron distance must he paid far ,,c
,oas insertion, or tho payment assumed bv .,
e.ponsile person in iynchbarg. S
Ahleters addressed to the Editors must BE- post maid
90 'ley viii nnt be stteud"d to, - F"'"
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-09
CUMBERLAND ROAD.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that Proposals will
be received at the Office of the Superintendent, at
for grading and embanking the Cumberland Road on
part of mile 49, and the 89th and Goth miles, across
Kaskaskia river bottom, opposite the ead EACH
proposal must state distinctly the mile half mile,
intended to be contracted end the price per cubic
or solid yard for whicS the work will be done. The
contractor will be required to enter into bond, with
sufficient security for the performance of the contract
on or before the 18th day of November next Persons
DESTROYS OF contracting, may receive information as to
the nature OF the work and manner of its execution on
application at the office of the Superintendent
VIM. c. GREENUP,
Superintendent of the Cumberland Road in Illinois
Vandalia, May |.
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NOrI{

LII persons concerned will take notice, That shall
ty at the next term, to be held at the court bnn IN @
Tor sald county, on the second Monday of October next
to make partition among the several owners of tho f
lowing lands, to wit: lying in jackson county, and be-
ing all of the southeast quarter of section MIMI n DC
IN township number ten south, and of range nunhe,
three west and all of the north quarter Of the same
section after deductng therefrom two hundred and w
acres, IN the manner described in deed from Indar
Manson to Matthew Duncan, and for other and urthe
order in the premises to the said court may
right. THOMAS WHlTSONp PN"'
Part owner of said lands
Jackson county, April Ia, 1882.
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From the Globe.
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS

In the Senate, 9th ult a message was receiy-
ed from the PREs1DENT, transmitting printed cop
les of each of the Treaties, concluded with the
Indian Tribes. The General Appropriation Bill
was taken up. The amendments already adopt
ed in the Committee of the Whole being under
consideration. The amendment increasing the
allowance for contingent expenses Of the Land
Office from SO, 900 to Sl3, 900 was opposed, and
the question on concurrence in it being taken, it
was decided in the affirmative by vote of 9 to
Is. The amendment striking out the appropria-
ton for the outfit of Minister to France was OBJ
Jected to by Mr.. SMITH, anda discussion in rela-
ton to the expenses of diplomatic intercourse, in
this and former administrations, arose, in which
Messrs SMITH, Foor, HA1NE, WEBSTER, For
sYTH, and MANGuN took part The discussion
was broken off by an adjournment
In the Senate 22d ult message was received
from the PRESIDENT of the United States. trans
hitting repor from the Secretary of the NAVY.
in compliance with resolution of the Senate of
the Goth ultimo, calling for information relative
to the public lands. On motion of Mr. HEN
BRICKS, the vote by which the bill providing for
the vaccination of certain Indian tribes was Or
dered to third reading, was reconsidered. o.
motion of Mr. FRELINGHUYsEN, the bill was then
amended so as to authorize the Secretary of War
to employ two competent persons, with six assist
ants, to conduct the physicians to the places
where the Indians in danger of infection. Al
motion to increase the sum appropriated in the
bill from So, 900 to $l2, 600, was decided to be
out of order, and the bill was then re-committed
The General Appropriation Bill was taken up
the question being on concurring in the amend
ment made in the Committee of the whole, stri-
king out the appropriation for an outfit of Min
lister to France. After long discussion, the a
mendment was concurred in by vote of % to
81. Mr. PoINDExTER moved an amendment an
propriating $4,5 500 to enable the President to
send Charge to Venezuela, which was rejected
by vote of 10 to 81. Mr.. PoINDExTER moved
to amend the bill so as to limit the Colombian
mission to Charge-which was rejected by a
vote of 10 to g.
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JUDGE BALpwIN's OpINIoN.--We give below sin.
gle extract from Judge Badwn's opinion in the ease of
the Missionaries against the state of Georgia. Judge
B. grounds his dissent from the opinion of Chief Justice
Marshall the insufcenoy of the record before the
Court, and labors with great ability and learning to
show that his dissent is sustained both by law and
cedent In his whole argument nothing said directly
merlts OF the case, yet from the extract
here gven it may be inferred with toerable certainty
which side of the question Judge B. would be found
"Hitherto the people of the United States have be
lieved that within the bounds Of this Union there e
lists only twenty -four States that they were free
reign and independent within their limits; and thew
have, yet, to learn, by the impending judgment Of
this court that there exist have existed and are
to exist many Indian States, nations, as can nre
sent themselves before with the pretensions
the Cherokee or any other of those named and CON-
sdered in and by the constitution Indian tribes The
Cherokees have not been deemed as yet to be an old
State within the jurisdiction of Georgia. The United
States, by the solemn and mutual of cession and
compact with Georgia, coded to all the territory soil
and jurisdiction, occupied by the Cherokees and
thus declared it to be within her jurisdiction. The first
clause of the third section of the fourth article of the
Constitution ordains: New States may be admitted
by the Congress into this Unon but ne,o State shah
formed erected aoith the jurisdiction of any other
Stdte'"
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TAKEN Up

ply Gabriel Shaw living in Monroe township, Gala
- TIN county, ILL.,, BLACK HORSE, supposed to be
four years old, with blaze in his face, and both hind
feet white-no marks brands perceivable-apprased
to twenty dollars, by sam Dunn and Thorn pson Harris
before Isaac ~ Barker, Esq. the 9TH day of April
1859, as appears OF record f7-3tl
Attest JAMES CALDWELL, Crk C. C. C. r C.
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NOTICE.

vUNHE undersigned having obtained Letters Tesla
IL mentary upon the estate of Isaac Lander, late OF
the county of Coles, and state of Illinois, deceased do
hereby notify all persons holding claims against said es
tate to present then to the undersigned, the Judge
of Probate of said county within nine months from the
date hereof and all those indebted said estate are re-
quested to make payment.
GEORGE Under,
JONATHAN Under,
Executors of Isaac Under, deceased
March /, 1889. 7-4t
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NOTICE.

ND Brownsville, has taken up as estrays, two horses:
one roam, seven years old, about fourteen and half
hands high, four white feet, and p no artificial
marks the other grey, eight years old fourteen
hands high left hip little sunk, and bfsded on the
left shoulder with this mark, j.
true abstract from my estray book
.4HeSt, j. MANNING Com CIerIr
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FWNH 1 the undersigned has taken out Letters
IN OF Administration Of the goods and chattels,
rights and credits OF John Bennett deceased, and quail
fed such administrator. All persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased hereby notified
and required to exhibit the to me or to the court
OF Probate for the county of Pope, for settlement with
in nine months from the date hereof Dated at Col
conda, this 9th day of April, 1882.
A. G. STORM, Admir-
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STAGE AccIDENr.-The eastern STAGE which ief: this
place last Monday, in attempting to cross small creek
about five miles the way, was entanged in some I'M
derwood and stopped in swimming water The driver
in endeavorng to swim ashore from his carriage,
rowy escaped with his life. One horse was drowned
and the mail considerably wet.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-09

The annual report Of the Illinois Young Mems Mis-
sionary Society, has been forwarded to us for pubca
tion We were agreeaby surprised by the presentation
of this doounent-before, did not know that such
society existed in our state. The object which the gen.
temen OF the society profess to aim at is audabe and
should be encouraged; and though our paper is not
properly an organ of religious communications we shall
accumulate them with insertion of their report as
soon as We can find room.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-09

Proposals have been Issued by F. P. Blair for publish
ting an Extra Globe at the city of Washington. The
following extract from the prospectus shows the design
of the publisher:
"To enable every Fireman to obtain correct informa
ton during the impending conflict we propose to pub
fish thirty numbers of an EXTRA GLOBE, commence
ing about the first of May and continue until the cleo
ton of Electors, for ONE DOLLAR 1t will be large
imperial Sheet entirely filed with useful matter One
number will be published after the election giving the
result in every State, as much in detail possible
sit will be chiefly devoted to vindication of the
ISON, with view to his reelection. 1t will promptly
repel the ISLANDERS and aehoods which may be promui-
gated to destroy him, ard hold the New Coalition up
to merited detestation.'
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The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL, pub
lished at IS Wallstreet, New York, at SO year, IN
ddudnce.
CONTENTS OF NO. l7.-Edtoral Notices. In
ternal Improvement in Virginia, Mr. Cruzets Report
James River Improvement; Railroads in England;
From McAdam's Remarks on Road making;
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lNsTALLATIoN.--Saturday last, the Rev. I'm. K.
Stewart was installed to be Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church and Society in Vandalia. Rev. Mesrs. Lppen-
colt and Messenger ociated. Tho addresses both Ia
the Pastor and the Church appropriate, and de-
serving of marked communication.
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Jackson Circuit iowt, Apra Term, A. u. 1882.
,.N''rD vs.. WILSON, PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

n Mis- day came the complainant by J. Evins her
- attorney, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that the publication in this case ordered at
the last term has not been made and that the defend
ant not resident of this State and has entered
his appearance in this 1t is therefore ordered
that unless the said defendant appear before the
first day of the next term of this court his pear-
ance, and answer the compliments BILL the same will
be taken for confessed and exparte proceedings had
hereon and that copy of this order be published four
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vandalia Wing, published at
Vandala. true copy from the record of said court
Attest, J. MANNING, Clerk
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NOTlCEi is hereby given, that on the third Monday
of June next we will apply to the Judge OF Fro
bate of Franklin county, for the purpose Of making
final settlement of the estate of Thomas Trammel de-
ceased.
SusANNAH TRAMMELL, AJnr,
JOHN r. DAVIS,
franklin county, H., April 5, 1852
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The attention of the House of Representatives since
our last dates has been occupied almost exclusively with
Gen. Houston's Ten days have already been
spent in the investigation of this affair." and ten more
will probably not bring about the end of it, The loss
to the United States in pay to the members of
will not be much less presume than it would have
been, had Gen. H. entered into the famous Indian ra
ton contract which Mr.. stanberry charged him with
traudulently attempting to obtain. sketch of the
proceedings in this trial will be found in another part o.
to-day's paper.
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report is in circulation that change in the Cabin
ct is contemplated Conversation in all the political
circles, says Baltimore paper assigns Mr.. Rives to the
Treasury, and Mr.. Livingston to France. Mr. McLane
supposed will be appointed Secretary of State and
Mr.. Stevenson nominated minister to England
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In the Jackson Circuit Court, April Term, 1889
Folly ' 7.' PETITION FOR DIVORCE
WASHINGTON TAYLoR,N
/NHlS day the complainant by S. Breese, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendant is not resident of this State, and has
not entered his appearance herein; and that the publ
cation in this ordered the last term this court
had not been made: Whereof, it is ordered by the
court that unless the said defendant do come and enter
his appearance in this before the first day of
the next term the compliments bill will be taken for
confessed And further ordered, that copy of this
der be published four weeks successfully in the Vandal
ia Wing, printed at Vandalla
true copy from the record of said court
Attest, J. MANNING. Clerk
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The convention of delegates for the Northern Con-
gressona District met at Springfield the 23d of April,
and performed the duties assigned them. Col. James
Evans of Morgan county, nominated an Elector in
the LIST, and Doctor Adam Dunlar of Schuyler county,
an Elector in the 9Th Judicial circuit