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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

to lay copy off before Readers Isis represented
to DC production in which Philosophy and Eloquencc
! vie with each other.
| The of the Will was not resumed ON Saturday
but yesterday the Court proceeded examine other
witnesses There is crowd Of testimony yet be
hibed-and the arguments of Counsel will probably be
very elaborate. Among the other members of the Bar
whom this interesting has drawn the city is Mr.
Patton of Fredericksburg who will in pasis of the
question ningc in the irayand give opportunity of
witnessing those talents which lac as exhibited on thu,
theatre OF Congress The will probably occupy
two weeks longer.
We have no disposition the Wing once said of us,
ITO handy epithcts with that papcr--rhe fact u.s. if
We have paid our respects Ia it lately il is repeat
on ats o'cn asconnt but that Of others from any
respect which we entertain for its opinions but
IL Is the only Ioop-hole, through which mry catch
peep at the views of our distinguished Senator Mr.
Leigh keeps dark himself and the Wing is the only
Exponent OF his intentions which possess. The
wing Editor does now and then mysfy the matter
he VIII sometimes favour with 'an authentic runor
or some Information which is couchcd in equally
diplomatic languagc-but he the only Priest we NOS
10 the oracle behind the curtain we are conp.ed
to look over all its crude and curious givings-out
we answeredis "appeaf' TO the Enquirer We rid
culcd the extravaganza of the compliment il paid To s
What did the Wing then say Why tl,at the compl
nien was most earnest and bona tide'-but in the
same breath pronounced The Enquirer the most de-
PRAYED and dirty sheet i'm America We asked in rc
ply how 1t was possible hat such appeal could be CON
sStcnty made to the most dcprdpcd i'm the country
or how such exavagant influence could be possessed
by one OF the drtics sheets One thing is clear-ifths
was no compliment to it singular compliment 10
the People over whom it said possess such infu-
enceihc Wing Of Saturday attempts get out of the
dihcuity IN wic'.tt unrdersat the eSpence of all "c
old Republican party aud the South" II now calls the.
Enquirer the 2" dirties' shetland compliments "the
bulk OF those it did influence hc very men too who are
TO save the great principles of the Republican party and
the South being fitted only swallow the i cm,s
The Public arc the best able Judge, how far these
several propositions of the Wing reconcabe with
each other-and how far is consistent with itself
Certain 1t 49, that however much might be ''dsposed
to monopoly, we should find very active competitor
IN the Whg-wlo has been great dealer in the article
ticies on this Appeal from the Virgin parallel
columns that they may how expert the Whip has be-
come in the trade (of consistency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07
l'rhe volunteer roasts will be given lcrcafler. j

~ In addition to the above celebration we feel grail
fed 10 state. that several Of the Sabbath Schools o this
city made interesting exhibition. They retired from
their respective schoolruoius The First Presbyterian
Church, where the Rev. JAaEs H. TAYLOR delivered an
impressive discourse well calculated 20 encain the at
tcnton OF his Juvenile auditors.
The Shockm Hill Debating Society" also met at their
room at half past o'clock IN the mOsningIhc dccara.
ton OF Independence was read by br. John a Babcf
and suitable Oasion was delivered by Alr John G..
Mc(,abe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

CELEBRAIIoT or TIE GLORIOUS ANNIVERSARY
The Fourth of July celebrated in this City on
Saturday last with than lis usual spirit The
morning gnnte salute at sunrisc-the military ma
rade--tho hrngs on the Square--thc swarming crowd
OF citzens-ail those accompannienls which usually
lend life and interest the Anniversary were ali
-hlbLed. And addi,ion 10 thnse =, z -. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

COMMUNICATIVE
Il Statement Of kse number Of Chriefs the
ga for ne quarter Of the commencing M lst Of qrR
ending de 30Lt Of June, 1895,
Number OF white IN in he Penitontary, the LIST
day OF April, 1895, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-07

: sklrn,an, DO indeed
ear to DO of the sqost adaman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
THE JACKSON PARTY.

Tho beteroscneousness of the materials OF which
tho Jackson party Is composed has frequently
been .dye,ted to-but we have no where seen u
mere s,rikingly set forth than in the subIoined OK
,,ar, from letter from Washington to the editor
ofthe Portland Advertiser
"Grundy and Benton vote Tor Internal Improve
m.o,s aud J,ckson denounccs the principle =
Wilkins and Dallas vote for tho recharter OF the
Rank and Wilkins is rewarded with mission 10
Russia. aod Dallas is made District Attorney OF
Pernsylvania Forsyth is Bank man-avo~s
j, openly and ye, Forsy'hs Secretary OF State
D,ckerso, is tanff-higb tariff, AID yet D'ck.rso"
is the Secretary Of the Navy. The northern jack
sonmen are almost all, secretly, If not nvo~ed'y'
Tor he Land Bill, and yet they cling to the admin
is,rat,on. A stronger bond thon oil principles
uni,cs the Jackson parry, and that - the spo's THE
.po,1.s. THE SPOlLS But sever this w'the'
and how quick they would tumble apart =
.1rIti is among tho on dts Of tho day that An
d,.w Stevenson 10 10 DO re.nominated Minister 10
England
~ The President Of the U. States has nom'ns
| ted James NJ Wayne, now member OF congress
from Georgia, as q Judge Of the Supreme Court
to IN the vacancy occasoned by tho deeease
Iudee Johnson and il 10 said that tho nomination
4 has been confirmed by tho Senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
NEW YORK.

The Legislature of this State convened at Al
han, on the 9th inst Charles Humphreys, the
Jackson cani,d,tc, was elected Speaker o' the AS
sembly, by 81 to 81 the last mentioned votes nav
ing been given for Mark Il. Sibey
Goy.,nor Marcy's Message gives a Aanering
.;.., If the Internal condition. Of The Empire State.
Look. for ca ,mp'e. at the diff 'son Of knowledge
the whole population Of the ate between the age.
Of ami l6, in 1888, 534 .0O2 while the actual
rnmh., Of pupils in the common schools was 53t, :
2,0. Whole number Of school districts 1850 mo-
ney distributed to them by the stae. S"io'io'
cont, ibu,ed by the inhabitants. 1896, 1877.
. Look, ALSO q, her resources draw" rom '"e'"a
;,.,ova.oan,. "The income from all the canals
.od the canal fund for the last fiscal year, was 81
ala 4is-,he canal 'und has yielded a revenue q"
tho yssr beyond d. charge. upon il; ISL oss,
SGl" The Message slludes favorably 10 RAJ
Road from New York to Like Erie, through IN ~
. . tier Of counties. Ship Carat from tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
10 YNE PUBl.XC.

IN the year 1926. JAMES }. BLAiK lett an's
III section Of country, for the purpose Of tes'din &
in the South, and soi,Isd in Florida, where he Nv
nd when he was last heard from in tho SPr"g
Of 1890. Al that time he apprissd hts friend: OF
hi, intention to return 10 Virginia bot no hss
n.vcr since been heard from. The last place 70
which he can DO traced was Webb''e, Jackson
county. Yves, Florids Any information respect
ing him will be thankfully received oy the enue'
signed, who is his father, now IN atsp'''Y 1eo'"
,ne state Of health, and who wishes me ,s'' 'e"0.
! Ri.r 20 return, or to notify him Of his present
olac. Of residence % he may thereby hear OF some
,h;rs n hi. advantage. ALLEN BLAIR,
'"'"N W HpsA<rk eoUnty, Va.
rr Newspapers ia the South and weN are
,..nsc,fu,lv requested, a. an act cf humanity, 70
s"' ''o 'o A. B.
Ian. Is ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
,,ps,eANK OF VIRGINIA.

r,s following senslcme" have been be appointed
Ins ',s. of the Lynehburs branch Of the Farmers
p pss' o. Virginia for the ss.s"s year. .,,, c.,.
Nv &c ,:.sr.e Richa,d Tyrec, John w. Bag.
''pn''a nmon Hancock. Byte EleeIt'ue-Jno
web hn% ;OL Samuel Miller, Colin Bockner, John
NJ. W. Lorenzo NorveIl, t3obso" JONAS, Samuel
J..ssrkl ; Junias A. Clay.
W New members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

WILL DO let, to the lowest bidder. by the IN
w dersigned Commissioner. a, ,hs late resi-.
dencc Of Mrs. Mary Ryan. in the county Of Bed.
ford, about eleven miles north west OF The court.
house, on Friday the 3O,h inst tho opening 4 con.
pe,oa Of no much Of tho road lately established and
located, commencing Al Jones' Mill. and running
across the Little Mountain by Mrs. Ryan's. 20 -
TO in,ersscs the nav road beyond Goose Greek. ~
may then be determined upon by the Commission.
evs CONDITIONS made known n The limo alovs
speci6ed. Persons wishing 10 undertake such
job. are requested to attend.
WILLIAM X. JONES, q
WILLIAM L. GOG0lN,
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
Bedford, Jan. Is, 1885. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
MARRIAGE.

Married, On Saturday The 8 ines By he ~.
Alexander n. Besness, Mr.. DIXON g. NOR
GAN OF Lyoehbosg, 10 Mise ELIZABETH,
yo.'nges' daughter Of M. James Emmons, u Pee,
nuieg county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
Roads and Canals Rtrsn-e.

Roads AMI CnHa[S-iSHf pas htO'""e'
Mr.. Chiffon of Kentucky, has submitted inc 'o'-
lowing resolution 10 the House ct representatives
in eucila,ion and defence If which he has occ l.
MED the House. during the hours allotted for the
consideration of resolutions, three or four days
Resolved, That the Committee on Roads anu
Canals be instructed to inquire into the suoJro' ana
repor, their opinion this House, OF the most equal
and JUST mode of applying the revenues OF the coun
try. to such works Of public improvement within
The respective ates of this Union, as may be ne
ssary for the facilitating of commerce with Tor
eign nations, md among the several states Anu
thu, thew moreover report their opinion OF tho ors
and most practicable mode OF ascefta'nlnS ana de
,erminng the nation ,lity and Importance OF s"cn
Improvements as may be proposed "i'h'" INC '''o
several States
Such resolutions ss these are always m'sch'ev'
Gus. md the in,roi auction Of them is always to De
ieprec ted II adopted, they never lead 10 Any
practical result s-and, indeed, their obac seems l"
be exclusively to furnish an OCCASION whe'eov our
.pe,kcrs against time m,y be delivered o. the'r
profound ,.t tons only on the subJacs 'ne'en
| embraced, hui on matters and things IN ge'e'"
:" ,luoder,py heaven, earth and ocean OF their
sweets"
rha, the right of making appropriations ny
the general government. 10 works OF '"'erna' W"
proven ~ - a sutj,ct Of eeP ana general 'he'o"
10 n, ,st certain and nat tn. stroi ION 81 ''o ~"
MUS revenue nav thai the public debt ~ paul.
snou,d the legitimate claims upon the treasury iea'e
surnl,s will % ,ms Il "a Strpn OF extensive I'M
oor,ancc, i. equally certain; bh. We doubt "hn'h-
er this is the proper tim for comnanc'"s the as
cus,ion or whether If be- Mr. Ch't'n has select
ed the bes, mo lie of bringing before the nuo'lc or
fine has whether he is the pforcr person % take '"e
l.ed IN ,,s settlement. II requires so,hhh'nS more
tina n superficial pertness and Strength OF lungs ="
.ccomu;,sh this gigantic task; add VIC hop'' t"e'e
FIRE when M. Chiffon shall have unour'heneu
h,mse,f should he Le for'ura'e enough TO do 80 'e
fore Congress ajonrns tina, he will permit mis- res
oIution TO sleep upon The table
| r. Two meetings we're held IN Meck'c"o''s
couolv on the ist OF January eof me ''''"" "
the adm ,n,stra,,on, who nominated h'cna'u ~
yao ESD Of Halifax, as a candidate 'of me o'a'e
SENATE. to supply the vacancy occasIons' oy mo
.oos,ion Of Dr. Atkinson & the 'thefo' ,"e "Pp0
nen, Of the ad,n,nist, alton, WHO noml'a,eo NV"
a. L. S,rasins, Esq. Of Halifax. as me w"s GO"
did .,a for tn. Same Office. and Wm o. Goede a." .,
WIN. Townes 10 candidates for the House OF oe'
|, .es,cs a, tho next April election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
SUPERIOR COURT.

Tho Superior Court OF Law and Chsnce.y Tor
nj, coroora,ion Judge WIN. Daniel) is now /" ses'
.;on, On Saturday Ias', VIM. Wells, recently
|t,om Petersburg, was found guilty OF larceny, and
,n,enced TO two years confinement in the Penn
,,nuary. Anthony fof the communicable Dan
,ir for the pri.oner.-On Tuesday, Richard Ad'
.m, was also fount guilty OF larceny, and semen
,L 10 two years conf aemcm in the Pen'tenVary.
An,hony for the commonwealth Wills, Mosby,
lTdIey and Da1cl, jr for the prisoner. Several o.
! ,,r criminal cases are on the docket
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
Jan. IS

r uNSEED OIL Just received . ,ew
barrels L,nseed Oii-.Whits Lssd and esheF
p.n,..-AI.o, a largo assossmnnt Of Candies
Rl,ck Tea in and I lbs. pspess, ane qualify,
"'-~ Ut az. e. ROYALL.
NoV '"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
NOTICE.

uyEINu appointed by tho County Court Of A.
u he,s,, to supcrn,cnd tho opening or rrss
from the north ubu,ment Of the Toll Ds'oss y
School6clds Ferry, 1 shall attend. Or scme peIses
"a, M or tho 2ls, OF the present month. Il fasss
II not, then tho mex. fair day thereafter. TO po'as
out 20 such a. may wish to become undeffakers,
,hs location of said road. and tho manner IN vhies
the work 10 to be oxecutcl-Seacd proPosa's' 70 -
Jeff at JOHN M. Wsrwicks Office, will be sequned:,
addressed to inc as Superintendent whore enaa
attend on the Gath Of the month, TO decide wAks
will b accepted. In oil cases. the expression 81
the shortcs, ,imo tor tho execution OF ihe wesk
10 desirable. One third Of the money WIN % 80
vhen Tho contract 10 entered into, At which tims
bond with satisfactory security will DO required q
the undertaken for Tho faithful performance o. Ire
contract ono third when tho works halt csMpse-
ted, Of which am to be the judge, and 'as ssAss
third whom he road 10 completed
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Superintendent, &s
Jan. - -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

Hadssn River 10 Lake Ontario, smother around The
Fslls Of Nisgara, &c.
The Goveraos recommends the gradual exclusion
from circulation Of oil bank notes under S5--also
that the amour, Of circulation allowed 10 existing
Banks be restricted in proportion 10 their capital
tina, all applications for charters of new Banks DO
rejected, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
THE SUBSCRIPTION.

a.. Saturday night last the Common Council OF
y" Sa after scrutiny Of the votes OF the
Lyne"'. ..Scb had been taken on that and the two
p'0p' s;,. duys. finding tina, large majority OF
P'eeeus nd considerable excess of the real estate
p'''o' ',,n were in favor of that measure deter.
V"eo snh,cribc for 1000 shares Of stock IN the
m'os' n leo, and Kanawha Company, on behalf
jane anu. .o,nors,on Of Lynchburg. The canvass
Of "s adnc,ed with good death of warmth, but
was .,;.,. no, much Of asperity was mingled with
We 0 Ts. ohect Of both parties was the same tho
a,..s Il the corporation, and the prosperity OF
so's S..,s~ood though they differ in op"io" as to
'"e s.., means Of composing this end, all will a.
%, , ..;,c. should tho measure adopted thus re-
svlt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
NORTH EASTERN houNpARY.

In answer to tho resolution Of the House of Rep
resenss,ves calling tor information with regard To
the present state OF the negoia,, bel wocn the
American aud British governments IN reference 10
the North Eastern Boundary limo, the President
states that tina, negotiation being still in progress
would he incoml atible with ihs public interest 10
publish any farther documents in relation to the
matter On this subject the Washington Globe,
which may be supposed to speak the sentircn,s Of
the President, hods this language.
The basis of the Treaty of 1889, as the Soun-
dairy between The State Of Maine and the British
.lom'n'ons, will satisfy the people Of Maine. That
oass was secured by the treaty Of Ghen'. and we
have good reason TO believe will not be yielded -
the present Administration. The present Admin.
's'rat'on will appoint commissioner, or consent
TO the choice OF no new umpire, who 10 disposed 10
give up any territory that rightfully belongs to any
State Of this Union. The basis ofthc treaty Of 1888
will be rig'dly adhered to by this Government, ~
liking the North eastern boundary of the State Of
Name The opp'si,ion in Massachusetts and
Maine need not anticipate that this Administration
Wi, with inquiry yield any right 20, or suffer any
wrong to be done by Great Britain, on this question
Of boundary"
II Mr.Adsms' Grafton on The death Of Lafayette
has been received by both Houses OF Congress. in
manner highly Aa,,er,ng TO the accomplished
Orator In the House Of Representatives, Mr.
A Jams consent having been previously obtained
a resolution was adopted, which concludes thus
" The House of Representatives, fully satisfied
with the manner in which Mr. Adams has per
formed the duty assigned him and DESTROYS Of
communicating, through the medium Of the press,
those prime piles which have been by him SO ably
discus. ed as well their sentiments Of respect for
the distinguished character and their sentiments Of
gratitude for the devoted services Of Lafayette,
which nave been by him on this oce.sion Sd faith.
fully expressed have come TO the following reso-
luton :-Rs@tptd, that so ono copies Of tho Ora
ton be printed for he use of the House under The
dicc',on of the committee appointed by The
Ito sc."- In the Senate 10000 copies were order
ed 10 be printed.
" Il is stated, by the Washington corrcsPon.
pendent of,he N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, that NJ.
Serrur.er and Sir Charles Vaughan, the French
and English Ambassadors At Washington. addres.
sed Join: note TO Mr.. Adams, previously to the
delivery Of his Grafton on the life and character Of
Gen. Lafayette enquiring whether thore a. any
thing in that Ofation which would render Il i'm
proper for Them tn attend on Tire occasion Of its de-
livery. Mr.. Adams reply has rot trsnspned but
il is presumed that it was of such . character as
TO induce those functionarics TO decline honoriny
the ceremony with their presence.
1f Mr. Porter, Of Louisiana, has been elect
ed member of the committee Of Foreign Relations
in the Senate, uice Mr.. Sprague, who has resigned
his s:at in that boy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

r+ We learn, by private letters from R.sh,
monJ one day later than our newspaper d''e'' 'na'
,hc bill authorizing an additional saoscr'i'o"' ny
al. corporation Of Richmond, to the STOCK ., inc
lanes River aud Karawha Company passed me
House of Delegates on Saturday last, oy co"s'o'
.r.hle majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
KENTUCKY.

The legislature of Kentucky me, a. Frankfort
on tho Sis, ult. james Clarke, Esq was chosen
President Of the Senate, and Charles A. Wick
life, Esq on tho 18Th belo' Speaker Of tho House
Of Representatives, against Two competitors. (Mes
srs Brock and uelns)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

fr A gentleman il Bedford writes 10 "s that
i, Is rumored in his nsghborhood that both the
SINAI, Pox and Cholera are prevalent IN this place
and no asks Us :" Why are we 90 silent y to wn'cn
wo answer, that Madam Romor has been gu''ty 0,
one of her common tricks Of spreading 'a.senooo
through the country. There 10 not q single case
Of ,;,hcf disease IN Lynchburg. nor has there been
r., ..vs,sl moob, tina, We arc awsve Of. We should
no, havs been " silent, had either disease been
prevalent amongst Us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

Ir c. X. Fon,sine, Esq. has announced him
self a. candidate to represent The county Of Buck.
ineham in tho next House Of Delegate Major
Yancey declines.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
Of Finance by Ro,hsehila and Brother. and 49,.

sesed--whereupon he says-(and to this ex,r.e,
we neg 10 cali the especial attention OF our reader,
he says: BY tnls refusal of III. VI ,is,,v,,
government. tae C"ued States wiH be subject &, a
fegat damn 1or damages on tn part VI the owner.
ct the b,''' the amount Of which will he determined
ny the laws OF tha State IN which the person in
ahose 'asof the ol'' was drawn resides" Here.
then. is the A American Minister ad interim. ,non
'aneous'y pointing to the very means of redress
10 which the Bank has rcsor,ed, and The nrnc,n,.
Of which, we venture to say, was never before de.
MED or questioned, by any man, corporation or
government, since /. was incorporat IN the civil
colo. Mr.. Niles spoke exactly Ire sentiment,
which. upon statement of the tac,s of tn. case
without reference TO the part to the controversy
would instancousIv suggest itself to every man
Of sound and uaprejudiced mind, in the world
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

" The Richmond Enquirer has nos ye, Dis
covered that tho Wing candidate Ios the Legislature
succeeded in Lewis county. How hspelessly tlind
are they who wiu not see.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

~ Robert II. GolJsborough, Esq. has been
elected member Of the u. s. Senate by tho Legs.
lsture Of Maryland, to fill the vacancy occssioned
by tho resignation ofGen. Ezekiel f. Chambers.
Mr.. Goldsboroush is decided Wing, as was his
predecessor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

II The Legislature OF North Carolina has a.
Jopt.d bill for taking the sense OF tho people OF
tina, State, as to the expcd'cncv of Convention
for revising and amending tie Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

Charley omaha Of the most " as sct of
enterprisng of the emigrating party ana u. iao' ~.
The whole nation We have received the Following '0
tce from The agent Gen Thompson, TOR insertion:
To The PuMe-1'he Seminole indians, host'ie 10 Gun,
grafton have for the purpose of .f $50
ton ofthe Treaty of Payne Landing, concluded IN iI
murdered Charley Omathla the most 'nieIs'sel' ""J
erprisng Chcfn the nation They tr'n.sn ncc :"
any one who shall a,tcmp, to surrender cattle ,,s
TO the Treaty. The Indians i'll the northern pal VI iii
nation, friendly emigration: pane struck anu
not attempt attend The contemplated sales Inde lux
circumstances, indefinite postponcnrnt o! Tie saes "
unavoidable. -,
The citizens warned to consult their safety by
Guarding against Indian deprrdations
WILEY THOMPSON, Snp't. Sem. Rel
Seminole Agency, Flo, Nov. 80, 1885.
Cant Drane's Company of u. S. Artillery, left this
CITY, this morning, for Wctumpka, about 20 miles south
OF the Seminole Agency. They were ordered to take
up their station Spring Garden, but in consequence
Of the recent among the Semlnoles, their
destination has been changed, and they have been
stationed at the former place. We are authorized to
saw that it is very doubtful that the Indians will go
off without a skrInish. Considerable excitement we
understand prevails among the inhabitants in the ncg
borhood of the Indian rescrvation-,hey are moving
away from their settlements, and embodyng themselves
for their protection.