Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
Columns, ONO, May 2.
FROM TIE BORDER WAR,


We have Just received q O'Clock p NJ the fol-
lowing letter from ORIs P.nnisu, Eso. of this
place. The intelligence it brings is Of highly
txciting character. We have no time for comment
on the outrage il Details nor we in mood TO
do so.
PERRYsBURo Quo, APRIL %.
DEAN SIR On Sunday last, General Blown,
with the Sheriff Of Lenawa county, made tn attack
upon the Commissioners and their party. The
commissioners had stopped during the Sabbath with
some private families.
About one o'clock 2. M. Gen. Brown suddenly
emerged from the woods, with about 50 armed men,
and the Sheriff and some others Instantly repaired
TO the cabins Of tho Commissioners. They asked
to be introduced TO the Commissioners, and were
informcI tina, they had just stepped out, aud would
| The Commissioners wsr- .l.. src. on, I'm, carc
lcssy retired to the woods and all arrived here yes
Ierday. The territorial Sheriff and General, find
ing they ha.! failed to arrest the commissioners
| next attempted to take into custody the chairman
&c. They made captive nine Of our Ohio corps,
Col. Hawkins Of the Senate among them. They
are now in jail at Tecumseh. At the reaues. of
Gov. Lucas, 20 this afternoon, with two or three
o hers, to Tecumsch (nbou, 40 mllcs,) to make CT
forts to obtain the release OF the copivcs.
| There nre about four hundred militia here under
the orders of Gov. Lucas.
| Nlessrs Rush and Howard are hcre-and at
their request Gov. Lucas very properly postponed
further active measures for TWO three days long
er. This request is made from belief, that short
ly Gen. Jackson will veto the proceedings of the
| IIoispurs Of Michigan.
The Commissioners would have finished the line
in TWO days more. In haste,
ORlS PARRISH
p. S.-Whcn the attempt WINS made to mr.
| IL, hn,r A, nC, bcp 4,
Browns men fired upon them, and they all gave up.
| WASHINGTON, MAY IL.
Ono AND MICuIGAN.--Tho annexed letter,
which we received yesterday from the seat of Go
vcrnmcnt of Ohio, gives the latest information Of
the state of affairs between the Selgerents;
COLUMBUS MAY 7, 1885.
| GENrLrMsN The Governor and his suite,
Commissioners, Chuin- carriers &C. arrived in this
city las, evening, being unable finish the running
of the line, IN consequence, rs they state, of the su
peror force of Michigan. The Governor intends to
convene the Legislature about the first Monday in
June, for the purpose of asking appropriation to
defiay the necessary expenses Of such force as he
may deem necessary accomplish the intention of
the LEGISLATURE in the act of last session providing
for the rcsurvey of the boundary line and the cxen-
ding of jurisdiction over the territory in dis cute
though it will meet with consider able opposition
i Yours, &c.
We notice in the Columbus papers that the citi-
OF that place have, act of prudence in the
] present position OF affairs with the Creek Indians
Instituted town guar ten of the citizens keeping
nightly watch preserve their town from derreda.
ton We have heard that threats have been m dc
| by the Indians to burn the town. The u. S.
Troops lately ordered 10 Fort Mitchell, 10 protect
the people OF Stewart and Randolph might now be
of some utility; but we notice they have taken u,
their march for Fort Armstrong, in Tennessee
However, VIC dare say the citizens of Columbus
will hardly need their aid, or lament their absence
lNHcdgeviie Recorder
The portion Of the stock Of the Northern Bank oil
| Kentucky allotted for subscription in Phiadel
phia is Ave thousand shares, or S5000O0 On Tia,
day before the books were to be closed IN that city
IT was asceriained that upwards of forty thousono
names had bccn entered each for share The
entire capital of the Bank is three millions, and IL
X kentucky alone upwards Of FIVE millions have beer
| subscribed.
This Fisheries on the Potomac are now abou
closing. Indeed many of the senes have been
what is technically cplled "cut out" altcsdy.-We
understand that, generally speaking, II has been g
profitable season to those engaged IN the business
The Shad and Herring have also, we hear, beer
uncommonly hne and large quantities have beer
caught lAien. Gas.