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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

Messts. DAVID ky'r, snd Hugh CampbellexrcnIor
of William Kyle, deceased.
4 AAkE notice that. On The ninth, tenth. and
u eleventh days oil Apr next, between Tho
rising and setting Of the On said DAYS n, tho
Washington Hotel, in the town Of Lynchburg we
shall proceed TO t'ke the deposition of Abraham
+ B'ggers and several olhers-,hat, on the l6,b nj
the same month, between the same hours at tho
tavern Of Gctma" Jordan,io the county Of Camn.
oe,', we sna'' proceed to take the dispositions of
John Alexander and others-lhat on the OH ON
M" 2o'h OF The same month, and between the
same hours, Mt The Storehouse Of Elisha II. pes
ton, IN the county Of Bedford, we shall r,oreod =,
'aSe the dispositions OF James Wrich, and others
'hHf, on the 9th day Of May next. between ,ha
same hou's, at the Bell Tavern, in Lewis,uro i,
"'eenor'er county, We snail proceed to take rho
deposition John Mavs-whiah said denns,,.a..
are TO be read as evidence in the suit now ,lcnenl.
"s IN the Circuit Sup rior Court CT Law and
on"neefy tor the town of Lynchhurg in which we
"'e r'a'n'hS' and yon are defe ndanls when and
""e'e you may attend if you think proper
HARRISON NJ. GIBBS, and Mar, t,,
his wife, late Mary Ann MAYS
Mo adm'1 of Joseph NJ avs, decd
U4y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

Ef'h"lN'N .-At rules held IN ,he TIT
- VIZ ',fcht superior Court of Inv 49," hhlre nj
~, nsuiofd county, the 81 day of Feb nary ,s, .'r
", an,n society against fire on bud,ng 90, ihe No
~ Una rus against James Thomas Ja. ~. n SLATE
'n,e,' iehry IT, Gil and Sarah his wifc b 'n'an W.
n nml 'eonntra Mcdaniel, Jesse w Mrnany IL Me-
Do,. c wary u. Mcdaniel and William n, arm"
~ ur'ehdan William Robertson not having
ahce ana gwen security, according to ,h his
ana l"e rules OF this court, and II arrc, I"
s.'shctory evldonce that nc is not ma by
az Ut is ordered, that he do o' a'
y" 'c nrst day Of the term aud an.wo M nero
INC raintifs that this order he ,.ercJ ~ 'ne ouh d
published M lyncl,burg, for two months :" nf",Wpr
on a. Inc 'front.' door of the house Of TIM e '
copy-Testc, los v,,eo,
March ~ VIZ h'LsOS, GIN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

VTlRGiNA AT rules holden 10 tho Clefk', on,. =.
W the Comfy Court of Bedford Tho 1T de-, OF re,em
Der, one Thousand eight hu ndred and thirty f,G- him
NOEL conplt against John Dougheriy Php Feszr md
John Wharton, dcfsi-in Chauccry
The defendant John baugheuy not having entered Nj,
appearance aud given security ACCORDING 10 ihe arr
Assembly and the rules ofthis court and i, nnrco,t
by Satisfactory evidence that he net pl ab,,pt o M
country On the inoiipn Of the complainant by hi. aIo
II Is ordered that the said defendant arrear bcts m m
fourth Monday IN March next aud answer the nm of.
complainant, AMI that copy ofthi> order be- fffwit
punished III me Nirennn paper published 10 The ,oa d
hShchonfe, Tor TWO months successfully and posted n
the front door Of the court honsc of this county OH
successive court days. copv-Tesro
ROBERT e. MITCHELL. e r. E.
Jan. 90 ,ea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
Oct. 10

VIE subscribers will in future keep ooi 10
sortment of Ropes, Twines Mattresses, &c al
the Store Room occupied by Mr.. A. Garrett, nea,
the market house, and Immediately opposite the
Store of MIR. John J Purvis, where great induce
ncn's will be offered to purchasers either whole.
sale or tctal ECHOLS & CUNDIFF
JAN /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

EoSRS. Robert c. Baugh, William Elmore,
w and Thomas A. Lcgrand, executor of 81.
mon Woodbridge, deceased Take notice. that on
he third day of Apr next, | shnll, a, the store of
Flood & front, in the county of Buckingham, md
State Of Virgin between sunrise and sunse, If
that day, proceed TO take the dcposltons of VIII
liam Pa,eson and Others to be read as evidence in
Il suit depending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law aud Chancery for the county of Buckingham
in which am Plaintiff and you are Defendant,
and It the deP"sons, from any cause, are not taken
on that day, shall continue from day To dlv fo,
five days, (Sundays exccWed, until they ore taken.
JOHN b. WARE.
Q6 Feb ut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
Saddle and Harness Manufactory,

THE subscriber takes III"
method OF returning his thanhs
to his friends and ,he public To-
the patronage heretofore extern
| d-i 10 him, and TO inform them
tAsi he issi,li carrying on the
above business. IN MI it's various
branches. one door below
Mess,,. Miller 4 Roberts, aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.
IndianV Vegetable Ellxlr.

1AHlS invaluable medicine, "hieo mas % ''''
- yeais excited so much attention IN h"' ope
| bss recently made its appearance III '"'s 'oo"ny
and th less claim 10 fhe title oil q sPfctne 'o'
the cure OF those exetucianng complaint h"e"
m a,i.m, Goat and pain ~ the Bones, JOINTS, and
sh-thsr from toD free use OF mercury OF o,he'
causes. 81 .feotusl has the Vege'ahie t'ilA'
| proved in all those cases IN which II j. feoompen
died. thai the proprietor feels authorised 10 stare,
will effect a cure ~ niaefy cases ooi oil n""uieu
when taken according To The printer o"ee''o"s
accompanying each Bottle. The ELY" IS 'o'"p"
sed entirely OF Vegetable ingredients, anh may os
taken without the least risk Of injury 10 the con-
siiuiion. II is unnecessary u say more IN FAVOR
oi this inv aiusble REMEDY. Too many ~ ms COZ"
m"nhy have altead, been cured by II Tor as VIZ,
tues long TO remain unknown, and u mus, anu
will become the universal resort OF the afilicied
here. ms ~ has done in Other places For the inr-
ther 'ainiscton OF those who may leel disposed 70
doubt the efficacy ofthis medicine, the following
certificates are submitted.
This ia to certify that The subscriber having been
for some time afflicted it'll the Rheumatism very
severely, from which he could get no rehei' WITH
being advised to procure some Of Dr. Fuchs In
dian Vegetable Elixir, which he accordingly did
aud from which. alter taking few doses, was en
tirely relieved. SAM'L PEAKcE.
Columbia, April l6th 1892.
This is to certify that the subsc, ber had been for
some years 'ormentcd with ,hat most excroc'atlng
disease, chionic Rheumntsm, and was advised on
February last to procure from DIR. Fnch some OF
his indian Vegetable Elixir Accordingly, ! pIo-
cured some of If. and To my great surprise and
still greater relief. ii entirely removed the com
plant, after taking a few doses. aud | have not
snc- had n rf,urn Of it. JESSE ART HUR.
Face ST. Sold by FITCH.
Columbia, 5 L Ap,ii2l 1882.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
MACHINE CARDS.

VIE subscriber has manufactured durieg the
Il winter, an extensive assortment of Machine
Cards and EiHcting, which II. will warrant &,
best quality. and terms which cannot fail to
please lie has steam engine erected tor driving
his mach'"ery-and will, therefore, be able to fiji
orders for cotton or wooen Clothing, with dcs
patch Persons in wan. of clothing would do well
to call or send their orders for any article in nv
line. Also, on hand, Comb Plate Cleaning Combs,
Fuers Jacks, &c. Orders for all kinds ofoo,,on
or woollen Machinery received and promptly at.
tended to. JOHN Fl. HASKELL,
No. l02, Pratt-street, Baltimore.
March IL x,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

ESSRS. Robert G. Baugh, anu Thomas A
IN Legrand, executor of Simon Woodrld &c.
dcceastd:- Take notice, that on the third day of
April Next shall at the store of Flood & Trent.
IN the county of Buckingham, and State of Vngi.
ma, between sunrise and sunset of thar dav. nro-
recd to take the DISPOSITIONS Of William Pailcson
and others, to be req as evidence in suit depend
ing IN the Circuit Superior Cour, of Low and
Chanccry for the county Of Buckingham in which
am Plaintiff and you are Defendants and if the
dcPos'tlons from any cause, are not taken on that
day, shall continue from day to day for five DAVIS
(Sundays excepted, y until they nre taken.
MANSFIELD WARE.
Feb &c w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

WIS beautiful Race Horse AMI Stallion, has
y ing been selected with the suicicst care frua
me ""'f valuable stock Of The land. 10 now =, bu
s'aha ~ Big Lick Yoi.iourt county. Va III the glp
"ha 'igor oil his youth. ready 10 serve mare, NJ
me 'rh"ced riio. Of S2o The season which may bt
sohs'ged by $50. ifpaid on or before the lst o
''Iy-S3o insurance 10 be paid as The
ssme Is aseefiainrd TT the maze parted Wits Ii
me snrle leap, 10 he paid down at the time OF
wee, snd one losr rash To tn. groom in every
instance. Any gentleman bs.omios t.spon.ibl.
Tor .tI mares. will he Showed one gratis The
season To commence the Isl OF March. and expire
tho ia of Jaiv.
me subscriber will use hi. most rigilant e,.r
ions 10 give ample satisfaction 10 all ha mry pat
'o"'se bis horse, aHh 10 prevent all accident. aud
esesies but cannot be liable for any that moy hap
PEN hNen.ive pastnraee /, prepared for all
mnressen' to MERCURY, aud every attention
WI he paid TO mares with colts nolhing will be
charged Tor servants accompanying them. mud on
y twenty-five cents Per dsy tor feeding with g,sin
10 All such rs may order IL. Mares pu, Mer.
curry, That fail this season, will only be- charge
half price the next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
holes Aiuscstel Vine
~ 30 Cisret do
Or casks Muscatel Wine
6qr casks Marseiles NJ. Wine
3do do old Madeira
3do do French Port
Hampers Champagne Wine
o'd Champaign Brandy & Ta.saloosa Wits.
key -,
fam'liss viii be pi a.ed with som. Of these
ssf'eahe French Wines, as ,hev ara uoa,ua,l,
good aud coat but little. HENRY BROWN, Jr.
=. Opposite the Bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
PEDIGREE.

"Hn ohf was eoi ny tho distinguished race
hoise CIR Charles, who has turned out more rae.
horsfs than any other horse Of his day h.
~ Or Aehy who is justly styled the father OF the
America" luri-his dam by Citizen, he by Pacolet
IN Eogland-Mercuty's dam W., by Remu,. no
ny iai'"r. and Tartar by old Diomed-Remn,,s
lam ny Daredevil, and her dam was also by Do
NED hemos' erandam Va. by the imported
hhp"''' g'est srandam by Old Bellair he by the
imported Medley, &. &. grandam by the imported
'',t'''y, &. Z, & grandeur by Apollo, ac &c
c,,nv ts'oen' from the above pedigree that MER.
CuRf has de.cendfd ipmedateIy from one nj Tho
Poiest and most popular stocks IN the world HI.
co'e alliance to the noble aud nnpre oedented sue.
cess OF his onb mishtd ancestry impart 10 him in
inc most concentrated manner lie richest cro,ses
o. o,, a'rhy. Citizen, Medley, aud Diomed-MER
~ o",'o uam vas sold 10 VIM. Il. johnson, a,
thu extreme nce of thirteen. for gIooD Her n,o.
n"ee, by Medley. since, two year old. to MIR.
John ;. lInr', OF lIcdiord, Va for sc O rn,h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

Mis- is to give notice that all the Bonds and
II Accounts that are due the subscribers, tina,
are not paid by the first day of March next.
will be unfortunately given up officers for col
lection, without regard to age, size or condition.
CHESLEY CUNDlFF eco
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
DESCRIPTION.

mete"'y Is beautiful bay, s years old ihi,
op''"e 'n FIVE frstiso niche, high Of r. cat stout.
.d "ne o'"' and muscle. and n, well proportion.
L., NY "of e ~ amenea, his great depth OF
'heif expanded with ribs Of thu, orof E,yo, .,,e.,
"a ny all rs the great desidersum in The formation
OF INC race horse-hi, legs are bsck. with brauti.
''' 'sfeeni'ons ofspot, about hi, ankles. shelving
:" once the striking analogy he bsars 10 hi. unri-
.a'''" s'"dreh. Ills name and tai are as black rs
,. W. 'a''n flowing with an air Of graceful
"eea' lis neck, ,i,ing out Of hi, shoulders In a
s'a"oai "reh'bke proportion. towering in the al,
WI" grandeur indispensable, Is Inserted into a
eoo"'ehanee grotle and noble, and at the ,sme
UNI lighted With that sisilaot ,agacny which so
i's"y oe'o"g' to the distinguished Of the race, and
10 nosr'ls vide nnd expanded, innat
ing Inc ZANE AMBITIOUS spirit which characterized
nm Ihrough many hard fonehI 6ad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
Ws W. y Js u TisTa
Wholesale Grocers T. Forpardius lher-


Wholesale Grocers T. Forpardius Her
chants Richmond, Va.
VUVHE subscribers are noa receiving, 10y The shi
l. Louisiana, and other vessels, their sPRlSt
SUPPLY--consisling of
1000 bags prime green new crop Coaes
800 do old JAVA & Mocha do
$50 hhis ST Croix & ". O Sugnrs
50 boxes & 30 bbi. Loaf d.
$40 boxes fresh Teas
10 do esnisers do
100 hhds y. q. Il E. J. Moasses
10 tierces rev REQ
100 boxes Chocolate, No.
10 tons American Sweics and English Iron
IL do Blisiered, Cas-, and German Steel
CTS kegs Cur Nsrls, all sizes
30 do Dupont's Gunpowder
200 lbs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot, assorted
$50 boxes Window Glass. shy IL, and toby l.
1000 sacks bcs, Liverpool Salt
$50 boxes Turpen,ine Soap
100 do Shaving do
80 boxes Sperm Candles
IS do Tallow do
$50 reams Writing Paper (par faint ruled
800 do Wrapping do oil sizes
100 doc. Bcd-cords and Leading Lines
IS do pointed Blu kcrs
so drums fresh Figs
100 boxes bunch Raisns
10 bales soft SHIELD Almonds
10 cases Of Preserved Ginger
10 10 Lendon Mustard
5 hhds best Green Coppsras
10 bbis Alum
1000 lbs refined Sal, Peirs
10 barrels ehirpd Lagwood
IS kegs White Lead Ne.
50 do Dry 60 = do
5000 lbs Bark Dutch Madder
ceroons Spanish Float InIlso
81 mats Cinnamon
| bale Cloves
300 boxes Spanish AMI American ssgan
loo bags b. 5, black Pepper
80 do DO Alspiee
loo do Rsce Ginger
50 kegs Ground do
IS casks sweet Mslsgs Wins
DO OLD Madeira do
~ 10 F,eneh DO
10 do por do
80 boxes Muscai do
40 10 Glaze, do
10 casks Lon :on & rha. Porter
0 do hes, Ale
10 900 LIS hemloek Sole Leather
" 900 lbs Richmond, Petersburg and smihheld
COTTON Yarns with a variety nj other Goods--ihc
most Of which wsre laA IN, before the late fso in
II imported Goods.
II County Merchaos and others who by to
ell again, are assured they can purchase G1occ. ,
les as low in Ibis make, as at the North. Having
x ended our store 10 tho next fro proof building,
'e are prepared TO receive and forward Goods Tor
1erehants IN tho country.
IN All Goods sent to our care will have strict
uen,ion, and be forwarded with despatch 10 the
laces of destination.
All orders promptly attended TO.
H. w. 81 J. FRY. {
Richmond March i6 Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

Charley omail.la Of tie ,acsi intelligent and
enierpTisng Of the emigrat'Dg party and IN fact OF
the Whole nation. We have received the following
ucc from Ms vgcui Cen Thompson for insertions:
To tic Pubic The s,c,ninelc Indians, hostile 10 cm-
grafton have for the ppiposc OF embarrassing the execu-
ton of the Treaty ofPaync Landing concluded IN lc,
murdered Charley onathla the most Intelligent and en-
terprisng Chciin the nation They threaten to shoot
ans who shall attempt To surrender cattle according
to the Treaty The Indians in the northern part OF the
nation friendly emigration, panic struck and Will
not attempt attend the Contemplated sales Under tese
circumstances, INDEFINITE postponenent oil the sales is
unavoidable.
The citizens are warned 10 consult their safety by
guarding against Indian depredations.
WILEY THOMPSON, Sui,t Sem. Rel.
Seminole Agency, Flo, Nov 30, 1885.
Capt. Drancs Company of u s. Artillery left this
city this morning. for Wetumpka about 20 miles south
Of The Seminole Agency. They ordered TO take
up their station at Spring Garden but in consequence
OF the recent occurrences anong the Semnoes their
destination has been changed, aud they have been
stationed u. the former place. We are authorized tc
say, that IL is very doubtful that the Indians will &c
oil without skirnish. Considerable excitement we
understand prevails among the Inhabitants the neigh
borhood OF the Indian rcscrvation--they moving
away from their settlements and enibodying themselves
for their protection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
POEYTYs ".
NT.nysrugN,INs uNSuNo."
SEEING CHILDREN AT PLAY.--Dy WINS.
love 10 look on a scene like this,

SEEING CHILDREN AT PLAY.--Ds WINS.
love 10 look on "A scene like this,
OF wild aud careless play,
Aud persuade myself thai am not old
Aud ms locks not yet gray;
For II stirs the blood Ia an old mans heert,
And 1t makes his pulses fly,
To catch the thrill Of happy voice,
Aud the light ofn pleasant eye.
have walked the world for iourscorc years;
Aud they say That ON old,
And my heart is ripe for Ike reaper, death,
And my years arc well nigh told.
u il worry true; il il very true;
FIN old, and al hide my timc;''
But tny hoart will leap at a scene like this,
Aud half renew my prime.
Play on, play on; am with you there,
In tho midst ofyour merry ring;
1 ecu feel the thrill of tho daring Jump,
Aud the rush of tho breathless swing.
hide with you IN the fragrant has,
Aud whoop the smothorod call,
Aud my feet slip up on the secdy floor,
And care not for the fall.
am willing to die whom my time shall come,
And shall be glad 20 90;
For tho world, ut best, IL a weary place,
And my pulse il getting low;
But the grave - dark, aud the heart will fail
In ireading its gloomy way;
And IL wilcs my heart from its dteariness,
To see thoyoungs so gay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

The Bank is nearly wound up. For the last six
months has Lcen engaged in closing its concerns and
in short time will complete tho operation Its progress
will be by the following statement of its business
during the semi-annua period ending the first of De-
cer,ber.
On the first of June last its xions with the com
munity consisted of of debts and other depend
encies amounting TO about hundred and sixty mil
lions of dollars.
The object 10 close these with the least possible
Inconvenience TO the community injury individuals
and wiihou; deranging any branch OF The national in
dustry Accordingly during the last six months the fol-
loMInr ChanncE hnYc hrcn nnde lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22


1st That the loans higher than they were six
months ago
Cd That the circulation is higher than it was six
months ago
While thus maintaining It's loans and its circulation
the winding up of the Bank has gene steadily by
changing SO much the amount rs the character of
the loans Wherever the Bank could do it safely and
without too great sacrifice the debts have been sold in
large masses, on long credits of TO four years.
diligence to the individual debtors. In this way the
Bank has disposed of It's debts the following
fPS Sr;s%ea,h S n, a@a''
Providence, New Orleans,
Buffalo, Mobile,
Pittsburgh, Charleston,
Lexington, Fayetteville,
Louisville, Baltimore, and the Agency
Cincinnati, at Chilicotle, l6
And has closed, without sale the branches at Bur
lingon, Hartford, Utica, Norfolk, and Washing
ION; '............... :................. 8,
and agencies which closed or sold There remain
Boston, Savannah
New York, Nashville and the Real Estate
Richmond, agency at Cincinnati.
The total amount of sales has been, $I4OS5 4sG SO
OF which was paid, in cash, about 100000 90
And the remainder credit at various rates of inte
rest but considering the cash equivalent to six per
cent the fourteen millions of debts have been sold az
an average OF within small fraction Of five and ore
half per cent.
What is very satisfactory that in many of the trans
ers to the Banks their officers have been selected
from the Bank Of the United States making thus a re-
firing provision for them, in addition six months sala
ry and inspiring great confidence in the good manage
mcnt of the Institutions
The winding up Of the Bank has taken this course
ist 1t has obligations for debts and banking houses
sold, amounting to ..,............ $l3,037,G65 81
I'd. 1t has loans stocks to the amount
oil ..''.'........... ii ,2SS,O1G ii
So, 30, 7I2 81
Making actual investment of funds to the amount of
wenty-ionr millions at an average rate of between five
and half and six Per cent being so much Of the CAPT.
tai of the Bank realized in that form
These various arrangements leave the Bank in the fol-
lowing condition. Its mans are:
lis remaining loans, ............... Sl1,5l074S 20
Bills OF Exchange, ................ 1851 ,252 81
Foreign Funds ..................... 212,272 52
Specie, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S,749,920 Sc
Notes and debts (curren of other Banks 4535924 ID
BANKING Houses, ................... 1O7G,551 81
Real Estate, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,691 ,25G 90
4o,3l3,1G0 Os
The claims upon it are
Notes in circulation, $22113002 &C
Deposiles, 5,542,533 ~
crc Aoc 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

II TNOER Decree Of the County Court of Goocl-
u land, will be sold the 9th Of january 1886 if
fair f not The next fair day the premises about ono
hundred and eighty Of Land, lying in the county
Of Chesterfield, about six miles East Of Genito bridge
belonging TO the estate Of John Bowles deceascd about
10 or 20 Of which good Tobacco land and about
do acres of creek flat there is considerable portion Of
wood land the Tract This land will be sold by the
Commissioners-A credit Of one, two and three years
will be given, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security, and the title retained until Tic payment of the
purchase money. BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
December 4. Gl-w3yH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

WWTM b. HAMLIN, (iots of Va3 Arronsgy Avn
w CoUgsELfoR Law, offers his professional ser
vices 10 his friends and the public Address Sonmer.
vile, Tennessee. f56 w3snl Nov ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22


Safe for Tie Bank useful to the purchasers and eminent
ly advantageous to the community The same gentle
and impefcc ptibe system Of settlement WILL ii possible
be continued, and II is hoped, with the
Nut. GazeHe.
SAvAvvAu, Dec. 1.-The intelligence from Florida is
rather alarming Ample protection should be extended
to ieowcitizeDs in that quarter If he u Suites
boring States inadequate we doubt not that the vo
unteers Of our city prepared to fly to their
Georgian.
(Froui Tia Charleston, Courier, OH iust)
FEOM ST.. AUGUsTISE.--The Steam Packet Dolphin,
Capt Pennoyer, arrived last evenings in 25 hours from
ST Augustine.
Capt Ponnoycr states, that information had reached
st Augustine that the Indians had sent their
and children into the interior and have with only four
five exceptions, embodied themselves within eight miles
OF Camp king-fve or SIX hundred warriors assem-.
bed and the United States troops are altogether nsuf
prevailed throughout the territory families have
been compelled % leave their dwellings. St. Augustine
is said TO be left entirely decnceless.
BY this arrival received tho Florida Herald Of The
9th inst from which we extract the following
Jfdign BH0frg.-On Sunday last an express arrived
from Camp King, bringing information that ono Of the
principal chiefs Of the Semnoes had been way.ad and
shot by party Of the Micnsuky tribe headed bv their
chief Powell under tic following circumstances Char
ley Omatha had been out with number Of his friends
collecting his cattle for The sale which was TO have IA
ken place the Isi instant, aud retnrninp home 10
have dance at bis house Charley being a little in
advance Of his party fred and killed. nine bois
found in his body. Ills friends Immediately re-.
treated towards the agency and detachment Of United
States Troops cent 10 protect the family and tribe
Of Charley Omatba. Another express arrived Tues
day last bringing the information that had been ascer
tanned that Powell fred the first gun Mt Charley and
that there general disposition among his tribe 10
creutc az much difficulty as they could.