Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

M n &c srrpasHs. from us4 Consequences Of an
Did wound IL has fell il occss,nally aud slight
" for some time Is whence was considerably
increased a day Of two after The dsslarily attack
IN ade upon mm IA the steamboat. The awkward
position IA winch he sat, bat9een the terbs and
the table, made cous,dcrabe clIort necessary on
his part To cxtrieaie himself 10 p.s3s tie asssf-
ant anh q, - supposed although he was aneonsci
Of II ii the moment, thu he gave his enfosblod
SIDE wrench OF buu il ngaiftst the table wbea
rousei TO oxcrton. This Is rendered uie more
probable, as the RIBS seemed slightly STAINED.
Tho pain, however, has sabsiaed considerably,
and expect the Ptesldent will set nut on
his journey nofibwafl about the dts, Of jane.
The SfcRErApy or rms navy has rc,a.asH 10
this cry from his long exeu...9a, o. watch the Of
deia Paper gives the following aeeout.
Iat. Int.
" We leafn from gontemln who accompanied
hin on has whole journey 10 our Southern Naval
Stations, that tbs Secretary way absent ff9tr0
lays, 81 winch nineteen we're spent IN stops At DIFF
terent cites and IN tn examination Of the yafou 5
pubic Works connected with The Navy 4 our mar
time dsfcnccs at the South, leaving only 80 days
for travelling LISA strong Illustration Of the con.
yenieaces and ropJy Of communication through
u large portion Of tho noW and unsettled parts Of
our Union, thnl during those 80 days be travelled
| a istnnce, IN al, e&cccdng ,25D miles--boing
'lpnl 10 one sixth OF ts.c circumference Of the
eafth, md at an avetage rate Of about $50 mics
per day
! f2otida The return Of votes, though ~, OIL
cal, show that Col Whlle has been reelected the
| Delegate from tins Territory to the Com ress Of
the United States, over Glen Call, ai,cr most al
daoas and very violent campaign. Nliess Reg
Since tho publication Of the list of The Board OF
Vlgters for The Aeademy at Wesl Point James
Mcdowell, Of Lexington, Virginia, has been IN
rilcd to attend the examination.
The Millcdgeyille fCco) papers eonlain com.
rnnnicauon from the Governor Of the State, inco-
sing for publication correspondence which has
Ilst taken place between Inn and the Dcnarin.nl
Of War nj Washington, relative to ultusion- apan
Cherokee lands; IN the state In, SuBetinten-
dent Of Indian Affairs at Warrington had writ
teno letter to tic Caaio,ca Ch,cf,, in which he
promised that orders would be- given for "a polling
/ the Htfodn,s md that military force would
soon BIZ sent 10 the asso,Iel parts iut thui pur-
pore.
| Tn Governor complains tbat use has been md,
! 81 tbs letter 10 spread belief among tho lndan,
| tbai " IN short TIM, all The Georg settlers, wh,
hafe setiod under the authority oft laws II ,sor
-, @iil lie dtiven from then homes Ly the Ua.l,r
SUITS Amy, aud he asks fpf IN cxpres ZION OF
the ve"s ofthe Department IN opposition to these
5tuten MS
! H. teply, Governor c'ss and the Superintendent
d ladien Affairs both assure the Governor and IA
1'rnet the { hcrokee Agent the special agent az,
the Gheiokees tint no interference wilh ,Ae law,
Of TIN respective States mustbs expected and lhn
| ,he inst uctuns lfsl given WCro intended 10 re
late solcly to lhal part OF tho Gheroa,e country y
! lng within the States of North Canolnt aud Zen
aessee, over when those States have nOt * cBdc,
Their jurisdiction"
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