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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
Sale of Lnrzo ArIo zgaoA0la.


~ tie 18th day ol My, la;6, there will hc sold.
~ ior cash, NJ public auction, unpn The ptcinlrtS
the trae oil land "l,Ison God6eY Tolcr tuImcily ,"
sided, IN the noighborhood the Eutlal" SpIncs,
Amherst county, il hcruc the Land conveyed Il, sud
Godfrey hls sous Nm. L., Rleha,d H., and Bcul
" rolcr, per deed OF record ia the Cict : ONE
| OF the county eonrroi Amheist.
Aud on thc Sd Nondav IN Nas. 1896 VI Amherst
Court House. thr,e ~,i' be sold at public a,,c,,on
iol cash. Two negioes named Annctta and Viva.
Ihc sale w" be made ~ p'l'su1nc Of dor,r"
OF the Circuit Supcfo-t ontt al Law and fh1o,cN
ior SAID conols, made At tn a,t September, term ~
the case IT Robinson VI 'folrr
THoS. \, EtBANk, Sdc,T. and tom'r
April IA til,
EsOUNB.--A Hafth Ny. which the owner can
= Obtain h, describing aud Paying charges.
April Il It"
VIRGINIA, To NIT - VI q cou,, OF quutorl, scs
sion, brgun and held Tor the count, of tu,hcrl.
Al the courthouse, on Monday, the LIST day oil Starch,
Is.G:
William {. Christian, aud Jaues g. Chri.uan.
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Charles Il Christian, John johnson and MARY hi.
wifi, late Mary Christian. James thnt,,;u cur,
Christian, and the hers nj ias OF Elizabeth Bean,
deceased, twhosn names are unhLo~n,l ard Walter
ID. { hi.stIan, defendants.
cnhAcrhY.
The defendants, John Johnson aud Mary h, wife,
late Mary Christian, James Christian. Henry has
tar, and the hers Al law Of Elizabeth Bean, decd
(whose names unknown, and Walter u. Cams
tan, not having entered hen Appearance, aud a'ru
security. according To tin act Of assembly and IA
rules al this count, and II aprenn, to tho .ali,tlc
tIQn oi the court, thai they not Inhabitants of hs
Commonwealth; on cotton ot tho plahtiis by thrtr
counsel. ordered, that the said defendants do ap-
pear here before the Isl day OF the next June
terlu answer the bill OF the plaintiffs aud that "A
copy OF this order BIZ forthwith inserted 10 the iNneh
burg Nirgnas, and posted at the front door of IN,
courthouse OF said county.
i eopy-teste,
ROBERT TINSIEI, eek.
April Il VEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

I WISH to purchase about % likely Young Me-
l. grocs, from TO % years of agc,-Lctrrs di-
rected Ia ne in Lyn iburg, or INV hrolhrr Mark,
will be attended 10 JOHN ANTHONY.
Dec. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

Turn CW.-lhe Journeymcn Taiors in tbs
place, ia imitation, We pc sumo, of ,hcir Northern
brethren, have stiuc, iol higher wages. II may
be ell to state tlla tie combinations which gene
rally follow these turn lave been decided to be
Illegal by the highest Judicial tribunal in Ne"
York and ,lat the Grand Jury in PhiIadc?hia' IA
few weeks ago, indicted sundry journrymen iaiors
for conspiracy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
NIANRIAGA.

Married. On "Wednesday til" orb m.t,, hN he
Re,. Nj. Mills, Dnct. RourHr g. jennings, u
tn, ,1la,r. l. Miss E,uAnrru VI. dm.hirf "a Capt
ilenA Edmnnd> of lialliax, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
U.iEHOY'U SCiiE NE:


Besides 49, 6lls, Jos. It's, 2o>, 20, &c.
o." In the above Scheme all Tickets having on
them the lSt and ID drawn Mo-, will be entitled
to S9jO--9d and Bird drawn : l50-'ro aud It'll drawn
slOO-ith aud 9TH S7U--:1th and 9th -tiD-th and
9TH $j0-1th and 9Th or oill and 9h.; ,e-9tl, and
lUth .nr 10th and lih so
Tickets. 80, Halves, -, Quarters, ~ 50
For sale at DlGGES' OFFICE
Of Luck.
f. = Where all orders from adisianen ipost paid.)
fncio>lu4 the ash on Prrzc Ticket. I,sl ol.slblc
: Lo;t"rics viii pr promptly a''ud,dto.
Apri l..
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White Read. Oils. DC

White Sead. Oils, DC.
l ST RECEIVED. \ snprl, of White Load
~ ground aud III oil ir,eed o,I Sput, of Tur
l"htre, Netdlercsc. dis aud III Oh Red Lead
tonAl Nainieh &c. &c. For sab h>
JAMES 7. ROY ALL.
April Il L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

o III Lr'si''s rrsat spe, ei 4z45l.,I lie lspan--
my process. We ask the readers attention. 10 il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
!te quite Tie prices ot

All qualities have given way IN tins mar krt 10
cents per hundred, with the exception of Good and
Fine Manufacturing, which is high and will we
liinh continue so, the present season. We
prct ear Manufacturers will work 1900 hog sleads
olfae tobacco this year. The competition is great,
AID We tan safely say to our southern friends,
that they will do well 10 give this market a-rial.
THOMAS A. .IiOLCOMBF,
d ths firm 81 Hoio0mbe ~ Otev; Lvalhbwg,
AMI ~ he finn Of UoicomLe, Emton 81 Ed
,pagds RjrLmoud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

Robert Garland coroner al Anlirrs, comfy, aud
~ Sucr almnlsti uor of ir u. .nn and trustee nj
the 'oN cetal" ri John \ S,nlpsol the said John A.
simpson. Bcnnct \. tf,sioIi. Lewis T. Supp,ou
iilldm |. Thuunnnd, u. \ II. Hoffman and t,has
/ "ldl'tro, latr eornoeroi imhersi, Drl,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

y 'circn'i saper,o, court al law aud ehanesry,
continued by adjournment. aud held for tlis
'''n'H 81 Nmheid, Al the courthouse. On Monday,
The ''h day 81 september l,35:
edward Watson pl,;,t,u
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E.'OUNb.-A boteh Ny. which the owner CT
Obtain t. descrbln. aud Paying charges.
Apfil Il IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26


Died, at the house of Malone nm g,L,L
'' vac @h INST, James, John Mildred lon aoa
Ing disease OF than Sd wear OF liz
e ms residence, in Buckingham county on the 7th sc
ana protraccd illness in ,bn
OF h ago. innrus Boiling, !sI writer * moi
mem upon the evalencs Of obituary oulogy or ,he
!" "hitb IL but
oen 49, more are however,
"ue, oecane their lives have characterized bv n no
cxcellsncc Among these, the sbonId ho
oei hc principles by which he governed ware co Coz
ana sorfett, that Of him,
. soul was The seat of honour Ills uaeviatng reenJs
'"o result OF early education, nv nuh
&c but emanstcd from mind loved virtue Tor ~,
$50 al "' cFvsSoal, However oa,,5
go o,' beautiful eNemplifcuon Of sublime yirnc io,
nad ho deceased neglected The cultivation Of b
oesscd OF an acute mind
iu"u Information inntse
was o many years active and faithful
NJ The General
iSO AMI frequently thereafter e noool &c RI.
Ingp ~ the Legislature Virginia. liz poljtcs ~ ,ya = o.
P"DHc"n oil The Jehersonian School
TO the rights and Interests the al 81,
aud not IN the ,nns..
W Po'i"al apnani Although his f,ftunc and The t;nes -
no ved were elcaculascd cngeuder rngs
~ ms OsoI ihu atnbiIy and Of thc
my OF department. tho ospablc and unontot;ou.
tt ""cn ne ivcd, proved bis exemption from Them, AZ
husband and iathef lao OGectouatc kind Tho
m was not OF that passive kind which cnIo.
~ w sSod wishes for the distressed the conary lie he;
doeaon@ we're liberal and tho dentb Of
mar The community Of which DC wa ba H.,
aoi devoted father 80 US '"'u'e" iona
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
VIRGINIA. LNGIaE.ATIRE.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Cof0rI,., T H.,

Petitions were presented aud rciesred-by Mr. Cbap.
Inc, o Daniel and Ebenezrr Zane fog the repeal of the
act defining the boundaries of the town Of Wheelino
by Mr. Bowen of eitizrns of Frederick for on Increase
OF the capital of The branches Of the Valley Bank and
the Farmers Bank st Wncheser-by Mr Robin sou Of
the heirs OF Captain Thomas Warren PRAYING an ALLOW.
ance Of bounty laudby Mr. Carter oG Henry Faunte.
roy, deVscc OF The late Robert Fanutcroy of bounty
lnnd--by Mr. Robinson Of the bess az R.,,ben Ro,cy
praying an allowance Of bounty lan,I-by Mr. Crutoh.
field, Of The representatives of DR. william Ramsey foe
bounty land also, OF the heirs Of VIM Ramsey
mate in the Of the Revolution for bounty land
by Mr. Shcfard, Of Daniel Stickley for money I'D.
vanccd by bm for three stands Of cOiofs for the f3h
Regt Virginia Miiitia-by Mr.. Beuinng of Ann n
rec woman Of color praying TO be permitted to remain
~ me commonweaith-by Mr.. Iickerson Of she heirs
Of inched Snrpcs for land bounty aso Of the heirs
Of Joseph blackwell for bounty land-by Mr. Brown Of
- OF sundry merchants and ship Owners Of the town of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

q virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
&D ct Law and Cbanecry, for the county Of Hcnrco
prononnt p on The 9TH day Of beeemher 1885 In ire
SUIT OF David u Williams against Won ID Wren SER
geant OF INC City Of Richmond, and Administrator az
bon WIS, deed, who Sheriff OF Nottowav
county, and Administrator of Samuel Creenbill 80 IN
procced to sell 70 the highest bidder for cash n cbar
loe Court House on Tuesday the 10Th day Of Tebrusrv
That valuable Eraet of Land, containing 152 "A scrs
belonging to the estate Of Paschal CfeeDhilI vio ~
tbe county o. Charlotte, adjoining the Lands Of r
Nrainsi Francis Vaughan, Willsam Jones Francs PA
iard, Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook, Charles Hntel,o-
son, Prices estate, and William Smith
Jan. 70 [62-3aw3wl COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

there ever any thing supremacy puereso devoid of
manness: But, have charity enough to think, that
tue French Ministry have acted upon decisions that
they have been sin error; that there is some isakc'
and that even yet, all will be well
In tue ineanii;nc, let us get afoot; aud whatever
w'anghng We may have at home, present bur front
TO other nations. Let sustain our country in this
rghtiul matter, IL we come to the necessity of H..
In great hasfe--bntthe best feeiiny
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
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.Munifcent .9onronr;1,,;o


n Dill has passed the House of Re prese natives of In
mana, on the 10TH by of Sc to Is contemplating
oan oil ~ millions, to be expended under the direction
OF Board of Internal Improvement IL will mass ,b
Senate by majority ofat least two-thirds
And this from State which is very far from having
arrived at 'the bone and grstle of manhood' ScarceS
20 years old v
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TEIEUTE or RFspE,,1,
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

"a o" hIr,iay evening, the 2st by Right Re,
Mary H. Dixon, OF t,is city. ''s' 10 MISS
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HOUSE or DELEG9Trs

~ toe oi Debate still rolls on, the Expnnong Re-
solnu On Friday, Messrs. Watkins gro and Powell
eoH, naa me hoofOn Saturday, Messrs Price and Gil
nef sgans and Fonainc fer tho Resolutions Yesfsr.
any MI 6ilmef closed his speech against the Resolu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

a friend has favored us with the following statemen
oil inc polls as closed the Sd and last day of the Din
wddie election:
A. j. Vaughan, (Republican) ... 1897
VIM D. Goodwin, (WhigO .......... 273
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
FXPUVgLYG RESOT TirJ11N

me resol9tons have been brought into the Assembly
OF New York The Albany Argus Of the 2ist rolrs te
ihem, ard says that "eyery Republican reader will no.
tee, with gfnhcatiop, that DR. Judd the able aud ex
pericnced member from Duchess Introduced into The
honse Yesterday, preamble and resolutions instructn0
or senators to vote for erPungiag Mr. Gays disgrace
iui resolution OF censure against The President Of the
United states from the Journal Of the Senate in the
appropriate manner prescribed by resolution before the
rhgnia House ct Delegates. This they will do with
"acy without Instructions; but We arc glad 10 see the
gfea, right OF instruction enforced on an occasion de-
ai"nE no exercise, and when there those in that
voice ~ Their constituents We have no doubt that The
preamble ana resolutions will pass whenever called up
~ Vote nearly unanimous. - Dr. Judd's resolution
instFucts the Senators 10 use their best efforts n
cure the passage Of resolution directing the sf,re
saio resolution 70 be JpVnQed from the Journal Of the
senate OF the United States the manner indicated bv
resolution pending in the House Of Delegates Of The
a'e o. virginia, on the 9TH day Of January instant
eIe quotes the passage and adds 0y in sneh othsy
intended i" ~ V''"'" "'' oAJtS'
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ouch is the crowded state of columns this morn
ng nat we have only space TO offer hearty congra-
tualions TO the democracy Of that county upon The
hahusome victory they have achieved Ii is the pre-
curs9r'we confidently believe, of still better things Let
the Republicans of old Dnwiddie cling togefhor and
steiiati0n. So"-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
y RepuLIiean SENATOR from Lonisinnn,

10 same; NEW ORLEANS, 1lth Jan, 1886.
have just returned from the State House and haye
the pleasure of announcing YOU the election TO tho
Senate OF the u s. of Col Nicholas an old Vjrpinian
5y birth, friend to the Administration and TO Mr. Van
FIRST Ballot. Second Rail-,
Nicholas, 90 Nicholas 90
Barrow, (Whig) 26 Barrow o.
Grymes, (Adm) Grymes D
Scattering. Sco,or;n.
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heart.
What man can do to arrest the ravages Of the In
dams, and To put immediate cnd t.s. war will be
done by Gen Winfield Scott He is taking all his ,nca
snrss with his wonted energy aud prudence A Cur
respondent oi the Charleston Mercury writes from ST
augustine tina; some six Founders will be necessary 10
Htre the Ssninolcs from the hamocks in which they
cnsconcc thcmselvesLut, Gen. Scott is collecting al
me inloma'n as he advances to the South, which may
be necessary TO direct his military operations.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-21

Of them. !, The indians Ie,nrurd the fire ant
killedx Mr. Dupoufs horse under him, and
wounded CAPT. Dimicks. The remainder Of
the Indians fed into the Hammock near by,
and were pursued by the troops who poured
in a heavy fre.-Ono Of the regulars was
killed and four wounded-two Of them
scycrly-nisht coming on they we're compel:
cd 10 retire 70 The open woods, where they en-,
campcd and remained few hours but as
there was no water for the horses or men,
they retired to 81. Joseph g.
The whole number might have been taken
had dayIigh, lasted. Capt Dimick reports 4
Indians killed and probably as many wpun.
,dcd. The man who was killed they buried
aud on returning to the ground mex, day
they found him dug up and scalpcd. They
were we'll supplied With ammunition, and
had considerable pIundcr with them.
A silver spoon, with The initials, r. D. ]
vas taken from The packs Of ono them. They
had tobacco, fishing lines, and a great nun
Der Of small articles, with them.
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rog Tu1 eAupES Jou5syat.
PUBLIC MEETING.

A meeting Of thc C,iitcns OF Camden. esd
kcuhaw District, was held at The Ccust hnusc
on Wednesday The 18th instant, at which Dcetor
Z. II. Anderson vas called TO The Caa:r, and t.
w Bonncr appointed Secretary TheobIertofa
meeting hasins bcrn stated 10 &c fns the purpcsc
Of rsakiss arrangements 10 receive and cnseisatr
our patriotic yolnntccis, Gu thcs Icturn 70 l:eir
homes, The following resolutions uefr offered by
II. lery, Esq and unanincra!y adopted.
Rssa!rta, Ths, il Is Hit, heartfelt iay and con
graduation. .rc grrr, CAPT CurssrTx patrieitc
corps o, thea. rn.n IN safety 10 The 5oson oi trss
fsnsiliea. friends, aEd an appmvins com,nuhitr;
and expires Ia ihem our admiration for The pat.io
,is:u .ha: inducrd ,!,cm 80 promptly to obey tbs
cal! Of Gicis country against The willy and ,nr:.
dcrous sasasss Of Florida.
Reaolrrd, Thai Committee consisting Of Col.
James Chrsnut, Gea James w. cantry, II. Levy,
Esq. Col John Doykin, Capt Thomas Lang, John
VI. Dcasussurr, Abraham d. Jones, C. J. Shan.
non, c. 3la,hraon and l.. l. Whitaker, Esp. tc
appointed TO tender 10 them and their fcilow We
un;rc,s Public Dinner, io &c givrn in Camden,
on the 9Th of July next; and that tho said Commit:
tee, on their acceptance Of tho sausc, be authc.
riscd 10 carry this resolution irto ctssci.
Rtso!res, That The proceedings Of this rEeeiins
be pab!isht in the Journal
IN. ANDERSON, eaai,raa.
+. w. BoSsEr, Secretary.
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From the Southern Patriot Of May IA.
DISTRESSING and LAP0RIafT NEVIS.
FROM THE SOUTH.

FROM THE SOUTH.
Col. White, Delegate in Congress for
Florida, arrised here last night from An
gu.ta. having seen and eonrcrsed with
ihcpsssengers who arrived at late hour
tho nigh. before from Columbus. There
is no isnger doubt Of general Crees
war.-Fiity families have been murdered
and 1000 people acd to Columbus for pro-
lection ~!
The state. OF thsa frontier is most disas-
trious. There are not 500 effective men
between the Creek and Seninolcs lines,
aud all Florida will be devastated, If the
Governors Of South Carolina and Geor-
gia d. not sand mounted men to the Flo
riGa line and TO Tallahassee. The Semi
noles are advancing on Tallahsese. The
Creeks will be forced upon il. General
Scott is in "summcr quarters"
Col. White has sent an express TO Gen.
Scott, and made an appeal to the G"ve-
nors Of South Carolina and Georgia TO
send mounted men 10 Tallahassee and the
Florida line. TO save middle Florida from
robbery and murder in this disgraceful In
dian and Seminole war. We hope the
Governor will ac, with his known prornp-
liiudc and energy.
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yon rnE cAa>rH .orasa,
DEATH OF COL MANNING. -
+. w. BcssEr, Secretary.

DEATH OF col MANNING. -
A! meeting Of the cii;rrns Of CkrsicI6r!d DIG.
lIiei, held in the Town 1t Chcrar, May II, le3C:
Tor The purpose Of expressing their scsect for the
memory Of tho late Col. Mass,so, their Repro
sentative in Congress
Doctor ~. 'i'Lcan uns called to the Clair, and
Brown B.yah appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated thc sbirct Of tho
meeting, the following Preamble aud Revolutions
was submitted BY Dr.. Thomas L. rcwc, and una.
nimously adopted.
WleTrcs. When IN tic G;spensaiion Of Pror'-
dcnec, Thu family OF u.ighborhood is deprived by
death, Of is support or ornament, Il Is meci, III
private c; social manner 10 express ticir sorrow
So. when Tie Lord removes from cur midsi a
Public Bcnciae,or, Statesman, Pa.Iiee-rho
occupies large sphere Of usefulness and influence,
iii. becoming in ,hcsc, who know and appreciate
The value Of his fc, TO express publicly. their
sense Of the !nss to TIC country; tir'r -ymfaihy
with his personal frcnds anil thcr coincidence VIII
his family. Such man was The Hon KHiiAhp l.
MiSxtS0, our late cr,imatlc Representative IN
Congress; and such loss was his death
Therefore, Rrsoirtd. That the death Of Co!
MAy.rsa is considered by this meeting, public
calamity. and lhat VIC will cease 10 cherish
q grateful rcmepbc,ance Of his distinguished eub.
lie services: which, though always uuobtrnEvc,
hare ever been promptly and hcrocaliy rendered
in times Of greatest need aud with devotion 10
his country 81 u!sr d;,i.te cst 1 and glorious.
I'd Resoined, Inai as "a private gentleman, we
honorrj him for his social and generous scnsbili-
tics and affections. We rcvcrcd him for his IN.
flexible integrity Of principle, wc admired him to,
his truth, csadur and simplicity Of character, and
VIC 'cred him TOR ali tl,a, he was
I'd Reso'red, That in common with his bercarrd
family. his friends and tho pnbl,c we feel tha' We
arc called on TO mourn his sudden and carly dc-
parsurc from the earth. and IN testimony oi our
deep and abiding sorrow, ~. will wear Grape on
our lcf, arms for i,c space Of thirty days.
On mo- ION of Richard Phclan, ESQ.
stertd, Ths, tho family Of the late Col. Man
x,so BE- furnished with copy Of the foregoing
Preamble and Resolutions, and that the sau'c bc
published in the ChcIaw Gazette and Camden
Journal.
Adjourned.
BROWN BRYAN, Sser.tcTM
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-21

.icda srsjTsll. sisssSsssFilnndred doAass. ~.
For naymctst Tor preparing. rriaings
and binSinr the documents ordered lobe
printed by Galess Scaton. under tho
same restrictions aud reservations as were
cca,ained in-thc appropriation for .ne
same object, ip the aet Of Nay tho hsh'
eighteen houlrcd and ,hirsy..wo. 6iseen
thousand six hundred ADD six dollars; anu
the eight volumes Of the second series ot
the said publication shall be distributed 10
the same manner ~ were the volumes OF
the frs, series, By the joint resolution OF
the lO.h of July, eighteen hnndred and
shir,y-,wo. r,.. !. .,.u
be the duties Of tho Secretaries OF State,
Of tho Treasury. of the War AUD Navy
Depar,nen,s, and Of the Postmaster Ge-
neral, and The Secretary of the Senate,
and Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
lives, to lay before Congress, in lieu Of
the statement pow required BY Law. duriug
the FIRST week in eech annual session OF
Congress, a statement Of the exPendi.
lures made BY them respectively from the
contingent funds Of their respective de-
par,men,s and Offices; that Of the Secre-
tary of State to include all the contingent,
expenses Of foreign intercourse and Of
all the missions abroad. except such ex-
peuditures as arc settled upon the ccrti-
fca,c Of The President; said statements 10
be abstracts Of the accounts with the
names Of all persons 10 whom payments
hare been made and the amount paid 10
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives,
NJ. VAN BUREN,,
Vice Presideu. Of the United States snd
President Of tho Senate.
Arraovro, May 9. 1886.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Under ,Lis head, il another euiuna, wall he
fouad tho mos, impotian. in:ciiiscnec which
has ,each us, from tho indian Teritesy;;sss well
in Florida ~ Alabama. The Greeks, il will bc
perceived are in open hostility, and arc carrying
on The work Of murder and devastation in aecsr-
dance with their savage character, made moro
bold, daring and fearless, By the utter failure o
The C.mpaign asains. The scmiaoirI Thcsc jag.
ter too, isve recommended ,,c wosk oc distraction
with increased rigor.
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20. Tho members Of Capt. Joux cnEsssT's
Company oc Kcszhaw Volunteers arc rcqncs,ed 70
NICE, at the Cour, Housc in camSen, on Tues
dny t,c es,h iss,., At IL O'Clock, on business ct
Importance
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-21

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
We are indebted to The publisher, Mr. WnlTE,
fos copy Of the April number Of this interesting
work. Likei.s predecessors; tits composed entire
y Of original matter, and Of such character Too,
as must nc are sure meet s,e appreciation % every
reader Of tas:c. Tho number before as contains
a very interesting editorial article, designed 10
prorc tiiat MAELzEL's chess player Is not pure
machine, but that ito movements are n guis.ed by
mind; and We think The Editor has succeeded in
his design; no one &c Imagine can doubt bat be
has fallen on The truc explanation Of The mystery
which heretofore surrounded The AutOmaton chess
player
The entire eontents Of Tho Messenger are such
as arc calculated to sustain the high character
il las won for itself, and the Editorial DFmtmenf
is conducted with superior ability. We think it's
improving in This respect
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-21

TnE LApr's Book for May has reached us, and
is 20. up in its usual handsome style, and the en-.
.erprisins publisher, Mr. L. a. GoDsr, promises
sill further to imf.eve It BY the addition Of new
Embellishments, 10 commence with the July num-
bcs. We arc pleased to Eud The Bsok receiving 3
steady and increasing pa.ranagc.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-21

Alta meeting Of the Camden Orphan sceieiy,
held on The 18Th ins,ans, Messs Rolrsooz, NJ. D
wes clsc.cd Teacher.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-21

o. elcotien, and secondly, srrn-xas iAb 70 rnE
,pEI.r. inssudiag my proper credentials, which Is
required BY law aud usage from the hauds Of the
Executive.