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YARN.
" lllTE, Black and blue mixed Knitting Yarn,
w assorted
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS
October ID Ia
10000 FOR ONHN So.
\ DRUGGIST w tNrsi1.

" AN ~ Ed, young man To take charge Of A
wholesale and retail Drug Store who !.
wen q"'hhrd as salesman and Phllmaceullst a.
elurhc" OF winch satisfactory rccomme nd atoms
vail be required line addressed to l. b Lynch
oufg' va stating particulars, will be prompt, at
tended 10. ~ "
~" THE Richmond Compile, ,ciH copy, semi qeek
~, one month and chnrge thus ONCE
October 10 4, :.
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YARDS
Lottery and Exchange Office
OCTOBER -, 1896

ESFWtciNgs KfCeircN.
LerSburg Academy LOTTERY, Extra Class, No. s.
Drawn al Richmond on Thursday, Oct. 9th.
DRAWN NUMBERS.
l3 62 So n 81 II 73 IS % 81 24 Is 63
81 % "a G3, three Number Capital Prize,
sold at WARDS OFFICE.
Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics Lottery,
Class No. |, for lS36-Drawn at Alexandria on
Saturday, October Sih
DRAWN NUMBERS
81 b - II ID 90 s 10 SO l6 40 g.
Renew Your Prizes in the Richmond and Alex
andri Schemes of this week.
Tichcls aud Shares for sale at
WARDS OFFICE,
One door aJoc. The Eraniiin HoteL
Oct. -
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R.D1, ne Cincinnati Wing states tina, Mr..
s.sena,o g. "'o H. of Il. and Mr.. Ewing of the L.
a,,;na. =, 'o'n Illinois, have taken decided ground
of this Il, .,. 'easnry Circular. The effects
in the nov. S. step are Just beginning to be felt
j,boJ = states; and we should no, be aston.
in ,bs'. great r p''lc'c"l changes be We, wrought
ton. M. 's' previous to the November cleo
by ,nv ,,a a'0'' and Missouri cannot be considered
means certain for the Magician.
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EEAS on hand a Ian gc assorinieniof1iN WARE.
\ both OF his own and Northern Manufacture.
Stilla lAfee Copper. Brass aud Bell Metal Kettles.
do do do and Iron Toa Kettles.
Jap,ned Sugar Boxes. Tea Cauulstefs, Nc.
britannia Coi,ee and Ieapots, do Table and Tea
Spoons, Pewter Ware.
Knives aud Forks. Shovels and longs,
Brass and Iron Andirons Sad Irons,
pols. Ovens g.. Curry Combs, Coffee Mills, Wire
Silters, &c. &c.
STOVES.
Franklin. Ten Plate, Box and Rotary Cooking
Stoves the latter of which, far exceeds all other
Cooking Stoves heretofore invented, aud consumes
NOT more than half o the fuel commonly required.
& :" M oidefs IN his Inc, viii he executed at tho
shortest notice,
The highest prices given for old Copper aud Pew
ter.
lie returns hi, thanks for the bcr i encourage
ment received heretofore, and will spare pains
cxsrtion to receive and merit continuance of it 10
future, at his old stand.
October Is 81
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~ Benjamin +. Butler Mr. Van Buren,, GER
'ifyer general, is be Acting Secretary of Warun-
til The 4th OF March next, in addition to the office
of Attorney General, which he also holds. What is
he 10 be after the 4h of March, if Van be elected :
VIII he not then be fully rewarded for his ccrli-
Gates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

C. Richard X. CralIe, Esq. has entered upon
his duties, as Editor of the Washington Tce-
graph. There i, already decided improvement
in the tone of that paper, which has been reccnflg
ed yinlrncn
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FARMLAND INSTRUMENTATION
DtftAEi

We su'join full returns Of the late MARYLAND +.
'eet'on iof members of the House Of Delegates, BY
winch 1t will be seen that the illusrio,,, N,n,
iefn' IN Buren, Anarchists have been severely
rebaked by the voice of the n.,,,,.
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phis Electoral Tieht-Se,,ral of ,hc Wing
papers still publish an incorrect ticket, The IA
n'"ha Bannrr for example, has Josrph McCAn-
dish Instead of Robert MeCmdli>h; johnson l..
M'fs'' instead OF Join l.. Maryc aud John II.
Matthews, instead of John +. Matthews. The
ticket IN the buchanan Advocate is erroneous in
the names OF Mcs>r>. MeCandli>h and Matthews.
" II ~ stated that Chief Justice Taney, who
Is resident of Baltimore, las expressed himself in
sff"ne terms against the hi,h.h,nlci usnrpation
oil the nineteen Van Bafcn Electors.
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WHITE s. - FEETyg,
, Doors JeloU sne Farmers FsuAE.

\ AVE Just received their entire assortment
i L OF Fall and v inter Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats, Shoes and Bonnct,, o the latest stsl"s; to
which they ask ihn attention oi their friends and
the public generally.
oct. Is "a
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" IRGlNiA-Al / les tcld in the Clerk Office
"ithr county spuu of Pliaco Edward on the
ID day 81 cetobet, ls)6:
stephen Bustiok and Rhc 81 Bo,tick plaintiffs.
.1gdiaSf
Nathan Iostck, John Eo,tck, Lltlcbcry Bos.
tick, Nathaniel Bealc aud agatha ms wils. formerly
Agatha I!o-lick, Lucy BoStch, Floyd Bosfick. 10
slah Chcadle, lshun K. thc,dlc, Martha 4. Chca-
die, Edward .. Allmpnd and judith " his wife, aud
Jesse Hughes, defendants
IN tutNCEEY.
The defendants. Nnhnn bosiIrk, John BosticA
Ilulcbcns kostlck, Lucy Boslick. Floyd Bosticb
Nathaniel i'eaie aud Agatha his wife formerly Aga
tina Bosick. not having entered their Appearance aud
gwen security, acc rdmg 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and IT appearing that they
are not inhabitants Of Tins Commonwealth: On mo
ton OF the painiliist counsel ii is entered rules
that the SAID defendants do pear here on the first
day OF tho tenn IN January next, aud answer the b II
Of the plaintiffs and that copy of tins order be forth
with inserted III somr newspaper published the
town OF Isnchbuig, for two months suceessively.
and posted AT the front door of the Cont house of
this county. Gopy-rcsrc.
j. NOKSliAM. Clerk.
October 10
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WOOLENS, : &.

WOOLENS, &C.
Y UST received,
sD Wilson's Napt Couons,
Rose. VI Whitney and Dn0lc Blankets,
Heavy Ca>>incts,
Kentucky Jeans,
"a and Al PLAID and Plain Iinsey<,
And many other articles for Negro Clothing, and
viii be sold low
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
ONnhcr Il. Ia
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S'H'O ES.
So EseIW ARD.

4 OST o, misplaced in the town Of Lynchhur'.
n some tine il August, 1885, Free Pa
pc's. given Ia me by the Clerk OF buckingham, by
order of Court. Any information respecting
them, SO that get them again, will be paid by
the above reward. PATSY CORRAL.
Oci. I3 lis
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fgdinsf

William Shrrsm bury, Sheriff Of nedfotl and a.
such ADMINISTRATOR oi Abram King. dee. Bannisicr
Meador and Miram his wttc, late Miriam King. A
bram King, Samuel Hug Jamcs k,ng, SophI,
Ning, Sina k'ng, hmcuc, King. Amanda knr
Mary Frances hlng, Adallnc hing. Harvey klng
aud Wilmington kms, Chr las, named SIX OF whom,
a'e infants under the age OF twenty ,eafs.) de
teudanIs
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~ he Cholera eonllnn, To rage with unaba-
ted viocnceat Chlrl, slon-from Is to 20 new eases
are reported every dry, about ono fourth Of Which,
upon an average, prove fllal
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" lRGlNlA A colitt held Tor bedford com.
~ at the Court house. the 26th das of Sep
tcmhrr' one Thousand eight bundled aud thirty slx :
M'ui'ee H. Garland, administrator of Archibald
Robertson, dec plaintiff,
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PUBLIC SALE.

n ; truste" 10 "A certain Decd executed by Tho
! n mas ID. Hoy, TO secure certain debts therein
mentioned, shall proceed to sell bv Way of pnl :
lie auction, AT the Auction house of MSsrs PAYNE
N Turner, ON Saturday next, the 18th Of Oci at
10 O'Clock the following articles, viz: Mahoeanv
Bureau | Bed Beds'ead Il Furnilt,re; | Table;
Cradle Tin SAFE; Copboad Set Cup,
and Saucers; I Set Table Spoons; sen Tea
Spoons; Coffee Pot; ! Tea Pot; l kehle
doz. Plates Sett Knives and Forks 3 Dishes
! Breeding Sow; Oven; Skillet; | irving.
Pan; Shovel, Tones and And Irons I Pole
Axe; | Chop Ave; | Hand Saw; Hoe; ]
Shovel; ! Tray; SITTER; , Tin Buckets
Sctt Chairs | boz. Tunblcrs | Trl. mr.
Smoothing Irons, Tubs, &c Pici,c, powI
EDWAD PRlEG.
Oct. ID II
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Died, on Tuesda, niobt 18Th uIt r,,,,.
'IcroR, Esq, aged about went, five. Mr.. We.
tor was native OF Lyncbburg, in the state of Viz
glnIl, and only came TO TIN, country about eight
months since. lie was univrrsall, beloved, and all
seem deeply to regret the disease which has cut
INN oil IN the prime of life, and Just as he had
commenced ms career which promised to be one
OF great usefulness. lie was buried with military
honors by the volunteers, IA corps ofwhich he was
n member. 1t may be satisfactory to his friend,
10 know that he received every possible attention
during h's illness. ickSbng .idrocote
APRONS.
EADIA RUDBi. ;, assorted sizes Ch,lIv. OH SIX
I ne" and beautiful style, just opened.
3TiA, WARD = D1rIS.
October II
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c. Dedtor7." ,i4ll appear in our neat.
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The defendants. hbiam King, Samuel King,
Jane. k'ng, Sophia King and Sua ktng, hot hay
M entered then appearance aud gi,lng security,
according TO the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of
ms court aud II appearing To the satisfaction Of the
"ur' that they are not inhabitants OF tins Com
'n"nwealth At IS ordered that the sand defendants do
appear here On the lomth Monday IN Deeember
next, ami answer the bill of the pldintlJ aud thai n
copy OF tins order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published III The town Of lsnchbu,r. far
Two months snesessvelY, aud posted Al the front
door Of the Confl.housr OF this county.
Atopy-'fcstc
JOHN Il, S rErfDf, u &.
October Is VIM
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Prize Of 6039 - ~ p,,xos# -,oa,,
do OF s2,D0 % J ~ "a
do Of LOO % d - ,o1
do of los III d ~ en-
BAsdes S2es lbs los SIS. &c
Tickets Only s23, halves 81 2j, qrs G24
For sale at ANERETI'S OFFICE
Df'wl"g OF III" Wrllsbnrg No. q, October last
90 Is 42 80 % - 50 Al % -.
Renew y"hr small prize, in the SCHEME nb;,b
w''l BE- heard from by Tomorrow's Nal. Capital,
10000, 10000, 1000 and 300 of 800 e..
At ANf.RETr'S OFFICE.
Oct. 10
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sarpfas RtvsnHs nerras,ag BY the month

Surplus Ressnus ,nersa..ag BY the month
eeport oil SECRETARY Woodbury., it appears that
'ne amount OF money in the Treasury subject to
of"'t, ON The LIST of October, Sil 2S3, 65i %,
am the amount standing the credit of dl>burs-
my officers was $500, i76 10 There will not
oe ''ss 'h"n 10 millions, ". SUSPECT, TO be divided
ON the Is, OF January.
W lhe Knoxville Register contains the re-
turns OF the Senatorial election Ito supply va
canc,l IN the Hawkins district. Tennessee show
ing the following rcslll:
UdrkBs Greece. Total.
Bradley (Nmtr) SOL ls9 Ios3
hnc do II 5i5 5s7
Mckee (Nao Borvu) ala $40 Oh
MAJORITY Tor the two White candidates, 1858.
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BoNNi.rS. sc. sc.
lust received one case beautiful satin Beaver,
~ PLAN Straw. lcchotn, and Tu.ean Bonurts,
aud for sale yer, low
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
October ~ IL
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SPLEDID ScrrM

Beside, 5Os 40s ;}l,s POS los and 5s
Tickers only " haves2 80, qrs p.
ror sale by i'll. ANEItETT s. Co
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October l.,
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10000 FOR ONLY So

LEESBURG, No. 6,
Draws on Saturday 10th October, and new
rcivcl on 18Th inst
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the !ScnatG-Bcnton's Resolutions are still
on the tapis--as arc, also, several Abolition pcti-
tons.
Mr.. Tyler submitted the following resolo
tons, to tie Senate, on tie 2lst inst. whicl, were
ordered to be printed
" Resolred, That TO alter change, or abolish
the right Of property in tie District OF Columl il,
without the consent Of tie owner, would be unjust
and dcspntic, and in violation Of the Constitution
Of the Uuircd States
" Rcsoirtd ttnfhc, That oven with such cen
sent, to Interfere with Tie subject OF slavery, not
only without but against the consent of the People
of Mar, lana and Nreina, would be in TIA
grant violation of the public faith and abuse of
lrtst conferred on Congress bv tie cesNion, and
hazardous to the peace and security Il these Two
States.
" RCs0i ed furtber, That such proceeding would
sapihe foundation OF our constitutional SYST m,
which is based ON the condition OF things as leN cN-
listed at the lime Of tie adoption Of tie Conslltn-
ton, which cannot lie altered in 50 material point
without disturbing the principle OF compromise cut
of which it orginatcd.'
House of Rcprcsrntutircs.-Thc discussion ON
the Abolition petitions still continues in the
House.
WI. htdhS, on 'ilt i3til ilN' lt1t d ''' w
the Smithsonian Request, accom- anicd hy a bill,
authorizing the Pr, >iden TO assert and prosecute
the claim 10 said Request.
On the same day, Mr.. Judson reported bill,
appropratine sum, nor exceeding SlCo0, to tic
erection of Il monument TO tie memory Of Capt.
Nathan Hale. WHO Was executed | y tie Brt'i as
spy, during he Revolutionary war.
On the 22I inst. The follow ing singular proceed
ineS, connected with the failure of the Three Million
Appropriation last Winter, took place. II is very
evident thai the resolution below, and the debate
upon it, have been drawn forth by the discussion
of Dcnton's resolutions in the Senate, in the course
of which several distinguished Senators declared
that the failure Of the bill in question was a'iraa-
table entirely 10 the House of Representatives.
declaration ulIielr seems likely TO provoke a war
between the Two branches Of the Legislative de-
parmcnt, unless, between them, lhey adopt Mr.,
Nis.'s ilea, ard make Mr.. Cambraleng III If mu-
nal Scapc- goat:
Mr.. CAABHELENGras cand claimed lhf indni-
e,,,rc oTtlr ilau,rfur IL" moments, "n'c hc no
,icca an at,acl, made in morning journal sup
nasea 10 be the L. s. Telreraph] upon himself
r.. would NJ. notice it, but for the reason that IL
was An attack, moi only upon himself, but also opon
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ihr Htsse0ri H.acta~cn.--W Ne perceive tl,at
the speech oil Nj. Benton. tie Baron Mouchausen
ol tho Senate, is going the round, Of the Van Gu-
ren pspc,<, upeurtollcd II the f,l>chood which it
contains, and which lc was forced 10 confess and
retfaet on the neor Of the senate. Senator POI.
Ter, ot Louisiana, ll,n remarked tia, tic l would
he hcraldcd abroad, Notwithstanding It's rNposnle
and r,uaclien, and that tie confession of the 'ses
hood, though openly naael ' MI Benton, would
never be heald othy those who grt tn intorma-
ton from the GoLc and lis copy ISIS. HIS preae-
ten is being fulfilled.
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the House, IN relation TO Que sion nov before ihc
Senate. The papey 10 whichGe referred, stated that
his (Mr CamDRElrN6's) published remarks rpon
the three million approp idiion I'LL were not made
I'LL alte, tie adjournment Of Congress, or, in other
words, that tic remarks were never made at all
At Ihis Tine, Wien he lad higher enmc in Wv, he
would hot conJc>ecnd 10 notice this statement nj
all, but ior tie consideration 10 which he lad al
iuded And he now noticed II only for the pur
pose ol pfonouncing il false, and to state that,
WHEN an opportunii, offered for going inie dis
cuS>on 81 the loss Of the appropriation bin in qucS
ton, there would not only hc one, but many, Of
both parties IN this House wlo would feel II their
duty 10 sndicate the proceedings ofthis body in
relation Ia that affair from any reflections which
had been, III might he, cast upon them.
Mr.. J. q. ADAMS asked the consent If the
House Ia submit resolution upon the subject re-
tcrred 10 by the gentleman from New York.
The reading of tic resolution was called for.
Objection hcing made,
Nj. MILLER moved thai the Rules lie >,ls-
pended, in order III afford tire gentleman from
massachusetts, an opportunity 10 etlcr the rcsou-
tinn
Nh NANnERp0EL called fer the yeas and
nays, ard lhry were ordered.
The question beng taken, the motion was agreed
tc--Ncas 800 to.
Mr. ADAMS then offered the following fesou.
ton:
Rtsllr,d, THAI SO much o, tic message al the
Pr>idcnt II the United States 10 Congress- NJ the
commencement Of tie present session Is relates
10 the failure at the LAST session ct Congress, ot
the till containing ihe ordinary appropriations for
Publications, he referred 10 select committee,
with instructions 10 inquire uto ard report Ia the
House, the CAUSES nd ct, umstantvN Of the failure
Of the hill.
II -
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wnnunrl1a RIA. pao2namE
In Lynollmg, aad "a eietaitq, for Sue.

USA virtue Of the last will au1 testament Of the late
4 , Christopher Anthony the undersigned viii cell,
At public auction, on Saturday, the l;ith OF ehrua-
~ next. that valuable AID commodoug House and
ut lylnp on Franklu il,ll, III the town of Lynch.
burg on winch his testator resided II the time OF his
death. Tie Improvements consist ct a lnFc aud
spacious Dwelling House, with erht tootls, tic ne
ccssay out houses. oiec Sc all lately erected and
IN Gist iatc order The OF l. well enclosed, and
both yafl andgardeniu hIaa state ct Improvements
Indeed this Is certainly ol the most Il, s1,bic IA
mlly residences, In he town u lSuchbur.
1trms-Four. eelt and twelve months credit ,
negotiable bonds, with personal feeG,ty, and decd
OF trust Gu tie property. {. L. MoSBi,
iAa. NTH TIE nil aunrfe3, Of {. Ant5ong, dc.
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eanno, be effected 10y comparison which Is 80
obviously contrast. We have every respect fof
Ma. Garland bat to name him in the same cut
ecery win Watkins Leigh Pshaw WY,
Mai. Garland himself viii blush tuc when lie SETS
il.
But what shall NC say Of the conscience oitho
Enquirer Is il Il part OF lis morality that tdise
impression may rich,tull, BIZ conveyed, ii we tan
do 50 b, adhering to the literal truth Now. il
is probable the Editor OF the Enqnitcr hos seen
"a sketch" oil Mr.. Lcieh's spced--but has he
seen the speech itsrlfl And whose sketch il II
that he has ,een Mr.. Leiph's own No. But
tie Washington Globes and Just sRoh - sketch,
We presume, rs tho same paper published OF Nj.
" clusters eIea, speech on Bcntons Resolutions )
COMPRISING >iA columns into less than one No
wonder that such 3" sketch i, inferior 10 "Jamcs
Garland'N' speech, written out for the press, as
the latter Wis, by The speaker. But w ash Nj.
Rnthic, if IT'S hrncN IN linn thu, 10 act Ills
grey hans should admoni>h him oi,he Improperly
OF such tricks.
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Negroes ut Auction.

AeURSUANf 10 decree OF the county cour, Of
4 Bedford. pronounced a, The January term 10
the case of Aired aud wife, &c rs. IIurt, &C. the
undersigned. Commissioner will sell. at Bedford
teb vary Court next. before the court house door Of
aatl county, TWO SLAVES, Dick and sam, bntA,
men. belonging 10 the loirs nt Henry Hurt. deed.
Tic terms of sale wi be twelve months credit (ex-.
eept to The OF Se5. which viii be required to
be pad IN cash the purchasers giving bonds with ap.
proved rccullty. The undersigned will convey no
ohei tale than ia vested 10 Inn by the decree aiors-
said NM. HURT. Comm
January - Wv
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ExSE sulscGga0Rs.

DecI1s IN Suhond Fancy Good., iatiy e l3l, Far
STREET Ne,g- iork-
fG'AKE this method Of informing their friends,
tat, IN consequence OF the destruction Of their
Store By the late caalnltous fine, they have removed
to the large, new, ami convenient building, No 81,
Libertg STRAIT between Broadway and NdSssR STREETS,
on the ground ornety occupied by Grant 1hot6nrn $
Seed Store. aud immediately contiguous to the City
and other Hotels The boss they will sustan VIII be
but udng. and as their stock the approaching sea
son, will be entirely they hope to offer incre ased
facilities to purchasers of goods IN their line.
COMSwOCk 5, ANDREWS,
New York. Jan. ~ Is
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a. The Enpmging Rrsolotions are under
WY. We hardly see the necessity Of debating
them, the detfncut Of tic great interests of the
Commonwealth, when the Nanilcs are picdstd 10
90 for them, by voluntary surrender OF their free
arency into the hands of loc Watkins \ Co. The
logic of Marshall, enforced 10y the ,loqucuoc o a
Henry, ard the moral WEIGHT Of Washington,
could not Intuition the collar
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C. The Georgetown Metropolitan, of the 22d
inst states that the administration have rc,olt ed
10 act in the most vigorous manner against the In
dian demonstration on orr tron,icr.n We think
it Is high time that they had come to such rcsoln-
ton. liza few Indians defy its power thus long,
we don't know uha, the administration will do with
ihe 10 French ships, which, according to Mr..
Bentons maenfying glasses, we're about 10 sail for
the American coast, under Admiral Mackau.--
Tie Metropolitan states, likewise, that " Gen.
Scott had set off to take command Of the L. S.
troops" According TO the tenor of on. las, &C.