Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FIRST BLOW STRUCK,

IN
The Cleavcand Ohio) Wing of MAY LIST, comic
an article from the Detroit Press, of April % h. de
| failing some highly important particulars in rela
| 'oh 10 Inc Border War between the State Of OH,
ana the Territory of Michigan We have no
| room Today Tor the whole article from the Ere,
rtess' ana VIII therefore give synopsis of its de-
aus. The Clcaveand Wing gives credit to III,
| statements.
| The Free Press states that the Governor Of Ohio
IN pursuance of an &c, of the Legislature of thai
state, and regardless of the admonitioos he has re
ceved from the General Government persevercs i,
ms efforts to extend the jurisdiction of Ohio owe,
me disputed territory. For that purpose. he SEN
'he commissioners of that State, escorted bv n,
afmed force, TO the west end of Michigan Terrific
ry' adjoining Indiana, to re,race IND run the bouo
aafy line as claimed by Ohio. In virtue of pena
la~ ol M'cnigan, pronounced valid by Attorney
General bu Ter, Charles Hewitt, a magistrate y,
Mich'gan, issued his warrant for the apprehens;o,
oil Messrs. Patterson, Taylor and Seolv. tho rfore.
SAID commissioners, and other persons who's
names were unknown, engaged in vi,l,,;no ~
avs OF the territory. The warrant was given 10
ne sh r'tf OF Lenowoe, who summoned a nosse -,
h'l'y or forty respectable persons of Tint co,n,,
I'u WIN mem proceeded to the place where he nm.
os'''oou 'ne ONO commissioners were stationed
y" "''V'hs near The house ofPhillips seven miles
"th'n the Michigan line, they found nine Or ,ar
a'"eo men, ascertaincd to be potion of the Oh;o
party, and demanded their surrender. which tho H.,
Ter refused to do, bu, eveed their arms md vor',
CODY threatened to shoot the gentlemen sbo,;G. =,
N,en'goh! But the latter, nothing dauntsJ n,ess.
Gu hard upon their Ohio neighbors, and in oho"r
ehce 10 orders, fired over their heads ,ra,os',..
w"'ch instantly caused them to taksto he;, hools
.".y were, however, chased by the Micbip,n;,ns
a .al'uteo' a'hough they had been instructed
'"' ea'e"co not 10 be taken alive" rs ynsL,u,,'
on wv W DC taken alive VI Col. Hawkins tho
49, 'o'' eyo'' ana seven armed persons. were
49, :: ,o"c's' ana brought to the town of Tenn
sen, IN Michigan, for examination. ''''
The Commissioners happencd n ho ..
house. two hundred yar1s from ,ba, of p %',,"e
when the above prisoners were ,aken r, "'ls
mo me woods, were pursued but no, '''
O"e o' mem, Gen. Taylor, made a yerv r,n;d .
"ea' 20 Monroe, distance Of nbou ,L,,v r;,,
ne'e' stopping until he arrived there. rho o,ha'
~, subsequently followed him
AUG governor OF Ohio who has n fore, sc -oo
co''ec'ed at Monroe, has issued orders f., w.
Using anu marching of 1000 men TO that no;n,
::, '"c boundary line shnl be run and d.,
~, Vi ONO extended over that por,io, :,
III ''y shc claims, in despite of Micbio,n
a' a"y assistance which the United S,,c. ,, |
ano'u ner The Free Press presumss thu, ~, ;" 'S
!. .o" WIN DC promptly repelled no, bv n noss. va.
".i '"e military force which can be ro;sc1 ~ u
'"o'y' II has no doubt the Presider, n. 10y
.,;,h ''hs the particulars, will PROMPTLY in,.rca
WIN e"tc' against Ohio. r' 'c''
Men, Eea'e'snd Wing adds that the S,csrho,,
va" Just arrived at that port from Do,,';.
"o news that militia were sccumnl.,;.
Ns"' "eeo auarters-he having, in foe, Or.