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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22
NOTICE..

ookS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be open.
- ed, on the 2oth Instant, January, and be kept
Ppen thlrty days at the Store ol John g. Meem,
81 one handl and fifty Shares al additional Stock IN
Pc lNhthbnt9 Manufacturing Company -agreeabl,
~ an order OF the Stockholders ~ the sl instant
JOHN T. MfEM.
President
jan. II -
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n. RODE, Clerk.
Coa,f,ssloSEns OFFICE,

Lpch5Hrg, Oh Febrmrg iS;,6
The parties III these causes will take notice that
have appointed Saturday, tie 10Th day OF Matchnext,
to commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
order, which day, they required to attend at
my ofiics in this towl with their accounts. vouchers
and copies OF court papers, prepared Tor examination
and settlement. JANIS Bl1NA!i, Com.
Feb Is 1w
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,NAYSEss.zss EHsbrGs,.
BLChINGHIM COURT, HOUSE.

BLChINGHIM COURT HOUSE,
Tins splendid establishment, owned. and hereto
Tore kept by Mr.. Thomas MAY, passed into the pos
session, ton the first day of January lnst.) of the
As they have taken a long lease on this property,
'nes intend httlng npthe IN the most comfort
a"'o ""o 7eh'ee style tor the reception cntetain-
ment and comfort OF all WHO NAV f'yor Them with -
can hey will keep good and attentive servants F:
,he'f table will be supplied with the very bcs, that
'ne market affords their stables (Which are canabe
OF holding one hundred h6rsesl well sunnlipJ and
attended by good nsters, From the experience OF
"a ~ IL ans line of business heretofore combin-
'".'h Tue determination of both TO devote their
very best exertlons please the public they fatter
themselves aud have right to expect, at least due
share OF the public patronage
ROBERT HILL,
WILLIAM RIDGNAY
Buckingham, C. H. Jan. sn,
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TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.


- ANYWAY from. the subscriber, residing in
III Lynthbulg, some time in January last, ne
gro man named Billy. a boat-man, on James river,
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
% years. He is neither ii very dark nor very
bright mulalto; is about five feet, eight or ten
inches high Is tolerablv stout and and well made !;
full bushy hair, rather prominent features, and has
downcas, and upon the whole, a singular APP
pealancc, when spoken ,o.--Vhis negro rais-
ed in the county of Albemare, and formerly be-
loncel 10 Col. Jordan, of whom he purchased
b, the subscribers father, George Williams, in the
year 1880. It's probable that Billy may be Turk
ing in the said county \lbomarle, or that of Rock
bridge, where he has brothers and relations. The
above reward will be given for his apprehension
and delivery To me-, or his confinement in any jail,
which will enable me To recover him
CHRiSTIANA TODD.
a. The kanawha Banner will insert the IA
boyc 4 times, and send lis account 10 this office.
Feb Is Is
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Indemnify against loss by Fire

rINlIE undersigned having been appointed Agents
L OF die HiRIFORD FiRE fNSt RANCE
CO1PiNl, of llarlo,d, Connecticut. are now pre-
pared to make prrmanent or limited insurance,
against loss damage by Tire property ct every
descriptions, in town aud country, on terms E,yor-
able To tle assured, as any similar Institution.
This Company has heen.ln operation for more than
hftnty years, and du,ing that period have paid all
their losses. without sut9cctme the insured, IN any
instance 10 resort 10 a court of justice.
HUBBARD \ GARDNER. igis.
Richmond Feb. II .w
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aynch'surg Nursery :afd 5'ruia
sn3sbeN

<ssg.A. Now containing upwards of twenty
aSi5Hs thousand Fruit Trees, Of the most
~ M choice kinds, both Of Europe and A
---4s-~- meriea, which are now offered 10 the
publ and it is to be hoped that IN enc will be
SO bin to his interest, thai wants an Orchard as
mott apply where he can be furnished with up
wards OF one hundred varieties of Apples, Thirty of
Pears thirty otPeaches, twenty of Cherries, tn en-
~ Of Plums, ten Of Apricos, Ten of Nectarincs,
&c Grapes, CnrrantS, Gooseberries, English
Walnuts, and Il great variety Of shade and orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs ; aud all of which will
be sold low. Orders addressed To the proprietor,
or left with any mercantile house in Lynchburr,
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN d. RiCllESON.
o. The Lexington tnion and FincasHc
Democrat mW pabiist the obore tor sir oeeks,
and torcafd heir accounts 10 Mis ogfce for PAR.
mfn.
Nov. l6 vts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

IL ADiES' fine Pearl Card Cases,
do do do do richly Carved and Gilt.
Ladies' Tortoise Shell Card Gases,
Pearl Paper i<nlves,
Pearl handled Butter Knives;
Butte, Knives of Pearl.
Ivory and Pcml Stamps,
One Ivory German Flute,
Fine Gold Ear Pings, (cheap0
Fine Gold Ear Rings fot Misses, at IS cents
SlHer-ware Buckles, for ladies'.
Pearl and Gilt do tor do
Boxes Fancy Seal. with Sapphire handles.
Necklace of White Derhyshire Spar, beautiful
Musical snuff Boxes,
Walking Canes and Riding Whips.
Sets OF Ivory handled Knives aud Forks,
Extra fine Pocket aud Pen Knives
Silver Tuck Combs, (now very much wom.1
German eigh, day Clock lyety pretty,)
London Metal Clocks, (Nlahogauy cases)
neat Hair Sofas, (cheap)
Together with many other useful and ornamental
GooDS-sll OF which will be sold a, prices that will
please persons who may wish them.
HENRY BROWN, in.
Opposite the Banks.
Dec. |, Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

The defendant, William n. Oliver, not having en-.
tered ms appearance and gigep security acearanofo
The aet Of assemb and the rules of this couri, md Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he !, lot an
lnltabait Of this Commonwealth il is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here on the fnst day
OF AptIi term neA', ana answer the plaintiff hi
aud that eol% OF this order be forthwith inserted
IA the Lynehbnrg .fgnian, newspaper published
III the town of iynchburg, for two months success
sNeiy and another copy posted a, the front door Of
The courthouse Of this county some court day.
\ 'opy--Ieste,
RIO. {. CUTLER, Geek.
Jan. = uom
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PIT,


John Mafl>le, William Narkle, Alexander Burton
and Adclne his wife, formerly Adeline Markle John
harhle Jr Charles Marke, Joseph Slaughter, sheriff
OF Bedford, and IN that character, administrator OF
robert Mitchell decd Francis l.. Lee Charles H.
Lynch, aud Nancy Moorman, administratlix of
Charles Norman, decd. netts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

Jesse h,cheson, admir-. with the will annexed OF
Anihony Rnoher, deed, AelsonC. Dawson aud Am
btose lueker, the late executors of the SAID Anho.
ny tucker, deed James Tiasey, Isaac kucker exor
OF Col Ambrose Rucker, Abner Rucker. Reuben
fucker Afehelus reynolds Alexander Mari, admir-
dc oons non OF richard ltueker, dec d. Nancy Ruck-
en- adm x and Willis RucLer, admir- Of John Ruck.
Ell, decd and Thomas n Eubank, sheriff of this
county the adnr de hons non OF Isaac Rucker de-
ceased, H.. l,.,ts
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JUST RECEIVED.

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands aud Pms
kor, handle Knives and Forks IN sets OF 81
pieces.
Fine britannia Coffee and Tea Pots.
" Sugars, Creams and Stop Bowls,
Patent and other Block Tin Coffee Pots.
Splendid assortment of Brass Andirons,
" Shoyels, Tongs, and Fcnlors.
Fine Plated Casters. = Il and bottles.
" Candcsticks. Shutters and Trays,
Astral and other Lamps
Looking Glasses Turned Mood Ware; KNIFE,
Clothes and Travelling Baskets; Manila Nets; Bel
lows; Brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes; Plate
Warmers; Ladies Dressing and Work Boxes; ic-
cordians, aud numerous other desirable articles.
II. b. RICHARDS & co.
ALso--A beautiful assortment of Guns and Pts
tolls IL. h. X. 4 Co
Oct ; Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

The defendants, the heirs at law Of Georre u
Saunders, decd, not having entered their a6sa "
ancc and tsen security. according Ia the A., leai'
sembiy and the rules Of this court and it a,nt5,, ~.
the satisfaction Of the court that thev.re no, "
bit"ns oil tins Commonwealth Oh the otlon, ' ,l
plaintiff by counsel, 1t is ordered. that the sa,9 '"s
PENDANTS (the heirs at law of the salt. Georga a
saunders acc a do aPpear here on the first Monday
IN May next, and answer the plaintiff bill and ,b.
copy OF this order be forthwith published =, '. '
Lynchburs srglnian for two months sleeessiyaiS
and that another copy be also posted at Due Iron,
door o! the courthouse OF this co1aty
1 -f1StI,
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N1GRoHS.

subscriber Will at all times pay the h,rhe,
cash Pree for likely young Negroes. Pe sa,,
-'''as Auch 10 ssii'~ill do well 10 call on him.
I'm Il NJ HART.
l2m
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Vac ~MH .SeUS0m0bte Goods.

we'll adapted iothe Southern and Western trade aud
10 winch they are daily making additions from Auc.
ton aud by lmponattons-all Of which are offered
Ion sale, the usual terms.
Q 7" Orders ior Goods executed promptly.
New York Feb l. I'm
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January

lRGlNlA:-it a court held for Franlli.a--
s}6 - 'eofuafy,
james NJ Brown, who sues for the bencG, =, G,
muel Garland, M VI ot'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

y lRGNllA,to VII =; rules held in the Clerks
oihoe Il eCncuit superior Count of Law and
shanecry for the county of Amherst, on the 18th day
OF January, 1896
Robert Tirsley, Plaintiff.
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Feb. l. ,1 :.

v lRGlNlA AT rules held in the cer,,s off,.
Of the ctcnlt superior cnart Of ia,, and cl,n
Gerry OF the county Of Nelson, i,4e mouh of Jam.
uary, l-2G = '""'
Jaqles ID. Moon, administrator Of Shelton RI.
berts, decd, ph, Nv,
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N.fEE.U .X(.kDE.HY

gHSIIf trustees of this Institution take pleasure IN
announcing thai ihe, have Procured tic sersi.
ces GsnfleHaa md Lady 81 di.tn,- uisied fepu-
tailon. Tor the present seaf-
Tie gentleman. II. 7. :. REEVE. l.as been very
Sneeeaslls teaching for several years, aud from tes
timoulals which he adjners, the Board confidently
rreonmend Inn 10 the patronage Of the community
- gentleman of fine literary attalnnenfs uneseep-
tionable moral character, aud IN esef. respect etl-
nentls qualified IN discharge tie duties incumbent On
the Principal of m academy.
The Female Department will be- managed b, alIss
MARY ID. REEA J.. but under the immediate SUI
pcrnte udance OF her brother-and from the estab-
lished fame Of both the trustees do not hesitate To
believe. thai pupils. both nal. aud female. will have
the advantage of acquiring all the Information that
be obtained III any similar institution IN the up
per country.
The utmost zeal and diligence on fhe part Of the
trustees combined nh the ability Of the teachers,
will be exefted To the general advancement OF the
pupils Aud may with truth be asserted, that tins
School combines all the advantages Of board aud ni-
ton of une omnion cheapness al hiehiy respecta-
bic and wealth, netrhborhood and OF a location the
most beautiful and healthy III Virginia.
The hrst SESSION. will commence on the 10Th II
February instant, and close on the 10TH July.
TERMS:
Board and incidental expenses, So to ( 10 per ses
Is, Class. sprlIlng aud Reading 81 per session.
I'd DO Reading, Writing and Arillnnet,e, &c
r per session .,o
session.
lth DO History Natural Philosophy, Ghemis-
try &c. sl2 per session.
9th Do. Languages. Mathematics &c Sl5 per
session.
Vim l. Walton. Edmond Z. White
John T. J. White. Powell H. HUI
VIM {. " iiltuns. Henry ffautz,
Geo y Shanks james Nc I lauahan,
Jo<eDh johnston Trustees.
Salem, bot. Feb. II BIN
\ Teacher w aEicd.
I WISH to employ good English Teacher, 10
] conduct nol.hbouihood School.
RICHARD PERKINS.
Dec. ~
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\ lkGiNlA:-.N rules, held in the clerks office
OF the circuit superior court OF law and chan
Gerry holden Tor Bedford county, the 18th day OF Jam
uary, 1886
Moses Doo!cy, Phi,
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MRS. JAMES can accommodate SIX or eight
vi Young Ladies with board, the present year
Her residence = convenient TO any Of the schools.
Feb. : 5t
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4 g0iaSt
IN NCIRY

William N. Thurmond, Lee w Harris job,
Whitehead and William n Oliver, Der,
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II CnANcERY.

The defendants, John Markle, William Marhle.
Alexander Burton and AdeIine his wife, John Mar
kle Jr, and Charles MarNc, not having entered their
appearance and given security, according the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court and ap-
peafns by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
'nhaol'ahts OF tins commonwealth; it Is ordered
that they do appear here on the first dav of the
term and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that this
aef pe inserted IN some newspaper, published IN
hsnehburg tor two months succ essiyey, and postec
al front door of the courthouse of this county oa
some court day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

\ ea,.ti,.I,c and held tor the 'ows ot i.nenh'is
at the courthouse the sad town. On iils .o''' ''
81 Jnne I-:2. sitting a. a eoost OF chanee's'
tlexai..ler llstaf, administrator ae o.,'s pr
with the viii anne sed, al John hyAen' ny -
igdinsf
James e Moorman. and Samuel bisisioi'' IL.
ceant OF the corporation oil lsnehn.'s >, ", ',,,,
el,r,c,e, administrator of Micajah I. Norman
and Thomas u, ait dee Il.
hi
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a Teacher w :ei.tcs!.

I WISH to employ good English Teacher, 10
! conduct nel.hboafhood School.
RICHARD PERklN1.
Dec. ~ Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

! Y fRGIAId At rules held IN the Git.
OF the Circuit Superior Gourt n, oihee
chaneerf fer fisnslin county, the It'll dax as, and
aty. is;56 NY Vi 'anu
1ohn Ffallin.
igaiHst 'A'iii
John Arthur executor OF john Arthur s.,
aud n MS Own rgai, John Fisher and Nelly Iee
sally ieieei, Daniel Webster and RhoJ, vile,
Lewis Arthur. Jefferson Arthur, Thomas lie
Einabeth Arthur. Marlin Dillon and Lucy ~ a'.naf
! fson : inA. john Sinh, and William L nd :, "ne
Asenath his wife. nf,, IL and
IN tHASCERf.
The defendants, John Fisher and Nell, ii:
Sally Poteet, Daniel Webster and Rlals hi ' vile,
Lewis Arthur. Thomas Arthur, Elizabe,b she.
Marlin Dillon and Lucy his wife. AM Job,'ssh nt,
not having entered their appearance and ci,sa hk,
ilty, according To the act OF Assembly, and a
o this Court, and it appearing from 5at,i,e1 'oes
denee that they not inhabitants of Ills e'l-
wenth; on motion OF tue plaintiff by his co ,,aon
Is ordered, that the said defendants do apnea,
the first Monday III Apfii next. aud answer ~ On
tifis bill and that copy Of IT, oIsIr5 -. paa'
published for two months snccessively. and -,
the trout door Of the house of IL r'ea al
\ copy-Teste,
January p :. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

WANTND-----Fifty Bushels of CLOVER
w SEED. HENRY BROWN yR
N.ariy OPPOSITE ths Banks,
Esb u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

" ihbiNlA, to ,cit:--At a c, urt continued an
v hed Tor Halifax county. at the Court-honSe
,hefeoi' on Wednesday, the a5th day of Noyembe',
1885: ~ "
Christopher Nunnelle, Plaintiff,
against
judith Nunnelle, Olive b. NunnelIe William,
S'lnnele, Allsey Nunnelle Frs. r. Richardson and
sophia ms wife, Daniel Nunnelle Armstead Nun,
nellie Chrstiana Nunnelle, Elizabeth NunneIle and
judith ID. Nunnelle, infant, who defends by VII
liam iiot her guardian ad Item, assigned by the
court for that purpose Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
-, he defendants Olive b. Nunnelle Francis !,
hichafdson and Sophia his wife, not having entered
'heif appearance, and given security according to
,e act OF assembly, and the rules OF this court, and
" appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
NOT inhabitants OF this State il is ordered, that the
Slo defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
Jay III ehrnary next and answer the bill of the PLAIN
uiS and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN the lynchburg Nirginian for eight weeks
successfully, ard posted at the front door of the
Iourthouse OF this county.
copy-teste,
WM. HOLT, c. II. G
1ao. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

WE subscriber will continue, at the old stand.
a To carry on the business of Apothccary d
druggist. III all ITS various branchbs, and invites
me old friends of the FIRM and the public generally;
70 i've Eve him cali JAS. T. ROYALL.
februaryl Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-22

JonN LIZ. Rfcofd z. Sfcry.
Sen ORR, oh. :
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The Steam Boat Motto lately burst her bn,ln.
 heeng and Cincinnati killing nine persons oeTeea l ly woundlng fourteen, 9na oad'
 The Harrison Candidates in Indiana have swent s.. IT thing before them The State elections g; ese' heard from Harrison Representatives as lar ren, ' Harrison Senators, ', Taa Bayen. I as 6a' goes for Harrison by 20,000 majority penns,u ,uiaaa gives him as large majority she gave JacLs ana Kentucky the Harrison ticket IS triumphant o In 1 lis majority will be very large. - oAle
 The Whig Governor of Pennsylvania is a e,.u
 are the Whg Candidates for Governor in Ohio and 0 volution, has been lawyer. sue Ne' We recommend to all the abe-bodied non
 County Ill the State to organize themselves into Y panies, and be ready, ofcered equipped and d;sh h, for instant service. With at least l5OO0 Indi pilea fronter and the tide of forced Indn "eifH ton still flowing past to the new abode If tb a man, cannot expect to be always secure TI S eo ed barbarian, his limbs still sore from the eh; AT galled them, his mind still breeding on deeat 5 se M honor, concentrated, and enabled in concert to a a
 and carry into diretu effect his plans of bloody reas
 1t will be strange if the whoop does not soon oEp among us. These fears not chimerical The S. holes and Creeks have dared to wage war aoainst m when hemmed In and surrounded by dense pooul,tio What is to keep them from it nose 7>N''"'
 tn Saturday last, the First Company Of 4yfnnscs n hlIery mustered at this place, and elected their o. -JoHN T. FULTON, Captan-AIBERT PIKE. First '. and WM. F. PoPE, Second It. The Company ;s co
 posed of the young of the place. and now nnmbar 40, rank and file. Company of mounted men. to bo composed of men over the age of forty i've is rasn here and company of Rifemen Pulaski will he sblo defend herself Where there is any prospect of dsn ger there should be preparation.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

We understand that disturbance Is apprehended among the Creeks and Cherokees west. We take the following letter from the Gazette:
 sThe Indian country, at this time, is in state of considerable excitement. The Creeks and Cherokees have held secret Council, at which it Is believed they formed allance, to sustain the present. Creek Chief Ro1LY McINrosH. in authority against the claims of NEA MArHLA, who was the second Chief of all the Creeks east, and Is now al the head of numerous band of his people, approaching their country west A great National Ball-pay took place. few days ago, in remote part of the Cherokee nation, where, it is supposed their plans developed to the great body of the Cherokee people, But nothing has yet hap- pened or is likely to happen, to disturb the slumbers of the good people of Arkansas"
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The Editor of the Ohio Free Press offers to bet the Editor of the Buffalo Republican,
 "FIYE THOUSAND DOLLARS that MAR TIN VAN BUREN, in the year 1891, while mem- Der of the New York Convention. DID oppose the ex- tension of suffages, and both spoke and voted AGAINST giving to the people the right to elect their own Justices of the Peace. 2dly. That he OPPOSED the elections of Sheriffs by the people. 3dly That he OPPOSED the principle that working on the highways and doing service in the militia should be sufficient 10 give poor a right to vote. And 4thly That he voted in FAVOR of giving the right of suffrage to BLACKS and MULATTOES. The bet to be decided by the official journal, and um- pire, if necessary, to be selected by those two."
 good bet As say in this coulirry, the Ohio Ed itor will win 1t Su9e.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The Sun has risen agan-and IS currently reported that Blair has thrown himself into the Potomac to the great joy of Kendall who is President pro te0a.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The mail bag, in certain part of Mississippi deli vered to negro woman, who is the deputyess of the Postmaster As she can't read, she just takes about many bundles as her master generally gets" So she told spectator, who wondered at this novel mode of distributing the ma'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The Gazette and sfriend at the extreme North, ; are very witty again upon the subject of Salt River. Salt is excellent for kinds of barren soil The Gazette and its friends had better try bath in Sal river It might improve their intellects.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The President is paying of old scores. He has used up General scottgot his friends to give Benton what will prove his quietus, and is doubt we'll pleased the opportunity. It opinion that if General Scott ever manages to get hearing there will be ds graceful developments made.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The city of New York is much troubled with mad dogs.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The .7merican JTest hdia Squadron, under Com. Dallas, will shortly consist of the following vessels: The Constellation Frgate, flag ship,
 Vandalia Sloop of War,
 Warren do.
 St. Louis do.
 Falmouth do.
 Two schooners of l2 guns each,
 Three steam vessels of guns each and about 50 men, to navigate the rivers and nlets and to prevent the Indians from being supplied from Spanish possess sions, the Keys, &c.
 The following vessels are on the eve of sailing, to join Commodore Dallas squadron;
 The Boston Sloop of War, at Boston,
 The Natchez do. at New York
 The Dolphin, brig of l2 guns, do.
 The Porpoise, do. at Boston. In conceding the point that it IS important to have the largest naval force in these seas, cannot but be surprised that other stations should be comparatively neglected. There is but ship west of Cape Horn, none of vessels of war among the islands of the Pacific, only one sloop on the coast of Brazil and a reduced squadron in the Medcrranean.--.N. T. Star.