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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

a.. lo.,. upon thi- su,e,t. IT,.
-, If individuals, Is we'll as OF the press, Is
en"e .,,,,,,re i inevitable, which gives great sat-
. '@,.,;on 10 all parties in this country Republic
isl'e''a. aud all are ciamoroua for war. All
..I;.,e that the gain will be on the SIDE ct I'll"
r.an.b. There are here vast mass OF people
.;,l,o,,, cmplny-mutitndc Without means Of
.h.;s,.nce. They speak oil pn'tin9 to SEA ten
.a,,,.a,d niraic> II is 10 be war "i piracy, car
.;ol an b, ind, duals without cost to the govern
f'eo ." =. We are going to do what Bonapar,c
anyLt 10 have done towards the tns'!sh' I'll the
ous'" III, co,.ars. II will enrich individuals,
' .'as our commercial spirit, and oil our navy
''.l, ;,lfl sticer, and seamon.' The papers
WV ,,on intercourse on ,hs part of America
81 .,.,oa;a,e rcpri>als on the part oi France. |
"''' -..,, deal with all parties here, aud know
n"A i, iii enter into tits strife with the VI
'''' ,.,a,;n,iry. | do not pretend to know What
A,. La,,,r ar wi>dom OF our country requires ON
Inc '''''o' know only that the wars under
'n'> I. countries for national honor las they
vi ~ have terminated after ages OF contention
-" ,.,,bl;,Ling t,ranny, and cntail'n@ ruin and
of every desert pton, amongst the mas, of
III, people.
!, u,r be necessary to the vindication either Of
,;,hts or honor, We, for one, say, "war TO the
n. q, and the knife to the ht'-and whether ne
.os.,ry or not, if the sword BIZ drawn, we shall go
far our country, "risl or wrong" But we do
.o., earnestly dcprecatc such an alternative, II it
IAN he avoided. An evil Of appalling magnitude,
IN III, score of humanit, alone, it would operate
mos, preudicaly ON the public prosperity, and rs-
,eeial, upon lis main pillars, Commerce and \gri-
.,lmr,. In one word, we have much To lose and
,.,,, =, o.,n by a resort to war, that the man
Who would rashly force us to that extremity when
j, nigh, be avoided, would deserve til" cH"cra'io"
Of every patriotic bosom, as apubllc enemy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
Ian
AUCTION ANDtCNNlSSION
lSANESA.

EoiiN X. y. PAYNE, Auctionec. 'ud Genera
~ Commission Merchant, rctun'> his shr.'e thanks
to generous public for tho liberal patronage &c has
received al thru hands. lie still ooAinuts tbs Al owe
business, IN all It's branches. hs e,t,nne AuotiUr
House, opposite to the Banks, and hopes W unre-
mnuug attention 10 business, to in,rt continuation
CT the patronage Of lbs friends and the community
generally.
In has IN Storr, and intend, k,rt."s constantly
hund--
ST Crow Sugars, Lasnyra and St. Domingo COT
Zee. 'un Powder aud Imperial Teas, oaf and lu,np
SUGARS, View Orleans aud West iudia MolasSrs in
hhds aud bbls. Sperm aud Tallow indies. Russell
Blatk aud Sole Leather, Easns. P.pper, Cap and
lct'eri'ap'r, segar,, Fancy Dap Gun Powder. &c
Nc, " lch hc will sell a small advance. MGR
chants IN own and country rr-pretinll, invited 10
the INN call. JOHN K ID. PAYNE,
.iaet'ontcr and Gertrai Commission lI,rchont
:, Bank SQUIRE.
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

u The citizens of Lexington are about 10 pc
luton the Legislature of Virginia, TO abolish the
Guard, now kept up u, the Arsenal in that village,
some other and cheaper plan lor the safe keeping
oil the Public Arms, ~I'h the design that the
building now employed, and the money now an
nuaIIy appropriated, to this object, may he con-
lrbu'cd TO the endowment of an ASYLUM ior
the education of the Deaf and pnmh.-Tlle
end proposed is certainly very desirable, but
"" are not prepared, by our local information,
to express any opinion with rtra'd to the fcas,-
h'I''y and Wopriciy of 'lc means suggested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

ALABAMA.-Tic friends OF Judge W l,tc met
in Convention at Tuscaloosa, on the 2lst inst. and
formed an Electoral Ticket, for the State of Ala
bama, consisting Of the following names:--James
w. McClung, Isaac Lane, James Moore, Samuel
w. Mardis, John Gayle, John Murphy and John
W. Bridges. We have no apprehension that Al
ALBANIA will prove rccrcant to her honor and her
interest, by voting for Mr. Van Buren,. The first
to bring Judge White forward, i. would be trcach-
orous now to desert him as it would he suidicalt to
prefer to him, at such moment as this, North
ern man, in whose principles no confidence can be
placed.
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THE sUBHCRIDERs,

Dea'r' N SHhond Fancy Good iatiycf III, Pearl
STREET. Attc York
HNNkE this method OF informing ,he, friends
L tat, III consequence OF the destruction of their
store b, the late eaamllons le. they have removed
To the large, new. and Convenient building, No. 81
Iibrrty street, between ltoa~aN and Nassau STREETS.
gu the rrouudiornetl, occupied b, Grant 1hotLurrs
Seed Store, and immediately contiguous 10 the City
aud other Hotels The loss they III sustain will be
but u'hnG, and AS thcu stock, IT,, approaching sea-
will be 'utiriv the, hop. offer ncr. ssed
facilities to purchasers of goods IN then lne.
tbMSTOCk & ANDREWS.
New iovt, Jan. tw ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
NEW ARRIVAL,
4 llA\'l

HAVE Just received the following articles from
Nc"-N oih-amonrat Which may be found some
very scarce and desirable FANCY GOODS, VIZ:
Mohau Cap, assorted oolonrs generally gay,
Rich Pl1d Iionnct Ribbons. winter colours
do Plan SATIN ia VET, vide, assorted do
Superior English Straw Cottage Bonneis, and
Clps,ts.
Embroidered Muslin Aprons, very handsome.
Rich Embroidered Sllk and Satin Relivulcs,
Long and short Lace Gloves, Il beautiful article
Scarlet purple, aud CRIMSON Silk Velvet. for la
Dies Hats,
Long ostrch Feathers, white, bne, pink, &c.
'iucll. assorted colours, LOT .mb,odcring
Mcino,
FIN, green Wosred Nanerc
Red and white Flanu.le all qualities
Mems and Boys Cloth and Seal skin Gaps,
Ribbed aud plsin Wosled Hose,
do do Cotton do Mcrno colours.
respectfully a'k call from thost wishing to buy.
X. i. NOkVELL-
Jan 81 II
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q u z r GARLAND.
(Chnton, .Nissi,ssiippi.J

A'lNG been. 10, the last five ,cai> a rr-iIr nj
OF the South western Country. and during q
part o lhr tnc extensively engaged III l"cstins lands
II Wiling 10 undertake FOR hs Virginia ir:eri, to
make Land entries for them the States Of Mi,sis
spli, Louisiana. OF the Territory Of Arkansas III.
charges al be Oh. quarter OF the monty vested
ne :" take an interest OF quarter ri the lands uca
ted--ths latter proposition he would in Al, cases. pre-
ter. Eelnittances could be effected through :. 4
nj, ", Garland Of Iynchburs
Jan, II OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

'aNhSON ClTY.-it was some time ago an.
"'""'e o That certain Northern capitalists con,em-
r'''ed lie establishment, Of new City, on the
''ou'h side of the Potomac, in the District of Co
'"'o''-'nd we perceive that they are about lay
lug lis foundations. They have named their en-
'''o lily, jackson, in honor # the President, who
'' invited To assist in laying the cornerstone on
Nv CT" OF January, FRIDAY ast,) which he had
consented to do. The names of the committee
~ NV addressed Gen. Jackson ON the subject, are,
D"''' Jackson, John Tro,,cr, George Hull, W.
;, ''"oson' Morgan l.. Smith, Samuel Cassidy,
~ :"' "ycko'f, and George u. Strong, LII
,, ,''0"ary project, we inaginc--onc Of the hlb-
''e' of the day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

o." The Erpansias Resolution was made the
order Of the day in the Virginia Legislature, for
the Sh inst. Our readers will have seen thai the
struct our Senator's what to do, but ho'o 10 per
form the job. They not only tell them to r1pungc,
but they also ii,sruct them what is meant by thai
,erm---:hai it is not, according to the common
sense of mankind and what every unsopI1stica-
ted mind a, once understands, by ii, to erase. 3D.
Hterafe, caaccl-bn, TO g draw lines around" and
to write the word "espnnged'' on the face 9th"
obnoxious resolution To what base uses will
no, party .ersliis drive its drudees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

U The last " ashington papers contain long
list Of appointments by the President and Senate
Ethan \. Brown. Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, in Which place he was some time ago
installed y,he President, in lieu Of Elijah Hay.
ward, resigned llcnr, ID. Gi'pin, l. s. Attorney
for the Eastern District Of Pennsy lvaniu Robert
B. Gilohrs, Attorney for South Carolina John
A. Mckinney, Attorney for East Tennessee /;
George Walker, Attorney for West Florida Ed
mund Christian, Marshal for Eastern Virginia /; S.
IT, Marshall, Marshal for West Tennessee Samuel
Blair, Marshal for East Florida Thomas L. Ran
dolph, Marshal 70, Middle Florida George w.
Barker Marshal for Vermont and Gamaliel
Taylor, Marshal for Indiana.
The following Surveyors and Inspectors arc re-
appointed, from tho expiration Of their present
commissions Joel NJ Smith, Of the port Of NASH
vile ; John Smith, # the port Of ST. Louis Will
liam Gresham, of the port Of Carriers Greek, Tap
pohannoch, Va. Francis Armi,.ad, Of the port,
OF Las, River Va. i; John Haywood, of the por, of
Windsor, \. C.. and John Shcllman, Of tie port
OF Savannah Geo
And the following Collectors Of Customs -
Nathaniel Bullock, Bristol and Warren. II. ]. !;
John paineerfcd East River, Va James X.
ff'ngle, Charlrsion, S. c.. Charles c. Hunt,
Maumee, Ohio and james Dell, Jacksonville,
Florida.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

e. INDIAN Har.-Wc have no later accounts
,oha 'nd'an War, now raging in Florida. ltis
81, Js 'eared' from The groa, force of the Indians,
.d pe iooo IN number, and from tho unprcpar-
,n "''''on OF the whites to resist them, th~t they
.l, l0'm'' great dcrrcdatons before they can be
-. y'ae'' Meetings Lave been held in Charleston
=, 80, ,,s' a''na and volunteer companies fprorJ, to
y '91aie re''ef Of ,h- Yjo,a;,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

" The committee appointed to estimate the
amount OF losses 10y the late fire IN New York.
have reported that the number of building, de-
>uoycd j27 exclusive ufthc Merchant, Exchange
and South putch Church The Loss n buildings
die At - 3,llj,Oy2 making an aggregate Of ST.,
ll5,6g2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
Jan. II

10 B"yd Mfitsr, sp,r,cms parfssr Of BtYdie,
Bro,rn s. Ca, Thrma, Saie, administrator nj
William 7Ho,p dfe'd., and Gatnta Lee,
DLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that ON tive 10Th
d and ] l,h DAYS Of February neat. at the Iousc
VI Alexander Wade. in the county of Bedford, We
shall proceed to take tho dispositions of tho said
Alexander Wade and others that the 18th iay
vi the same month, at the house of Mrs. Alice Ra-
berts in the same county, "" shall proceed 10 take
tn. dispositions Of tho said Alice Roberts and
others that on the 10th and 18th Of the same
month, at the tavern Of Pcregrene Echos, in
the town Of New London. and county of CAM
bell, wo shall proceed to take the dcpositio,s
of Nathan Read and others and that ON the
nineteenth and twentieth of the same month, at
IN" Union Hotel, in the town Of Lynchburg.
shall proceed to take the dispositions of liowrt
Lewis and others; which IA dispositions are in
tended to be read as evidence in the suit dow de-
pending in the county urt of Bedforl !, in whirh
w" are plaintiffs and yon are dcfcudarr Is W q.
and wlicru you may attend, if you ,ln,k proper.
DANL. l.. PRICE.
Error. Of Robert u icf. 1,cd.
ELvlRe Ltf,
Late E's;ra T1orp. ~ Fsaneis 1Av,p, her n<r<
friend
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HALIFAX COUNTY,,

The citizens Of Halifax County, opposed to IL
election of Martin Van Burcn and Richard NJ
johnson. as President and Vice President of the
United States, are requested to convene at their
courthouse, on the -ilh Mon1syn January, (couu
day,) for tn" purpose Of appointing Delegates 10
the Convention, to BIZ held in Richmond Oh the
lO,h of February next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

~ What viii Senators Tyler aad Leigh do,
should they be instructed to cSpunsc, by "draw-
ing lines around" Mr. GAYS resolution is the
common enquiry We hope thcy viii ohry. and
thus di,appoin, he otiicc-huncrs, rho tarc no.
thing abou, the resolution, eNcePtas ii may bc con.
,cr,rd into ladder to help item into the Senate,
Obey, md di.appolni thew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

Anti. Yam R,lrcn Conpenton.-John S. Barbour
and Edmund Broaddu>, have been appointed 10 re-
present the county OF Culp'per, and Benjamin
II. Bradford, Edward c. Marshall, Samuel Chiffon,
Thomas =. Kno,, Robert f. Scott, Robert l..
Randoph and JOSEPH, Thompson, the county Of
Fnnquier, in the Anti-Na an Buren, Convention, to
he held in Richmond. ON the 10Th Of February
next.
Do not the opponents Of the Baltimore nomi-
nee. in Nelson, Henry, Botctourt, &c. intend 10
send Delegates to the Convention We hope
they will be represented on that occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
N Office

y couso1ucnc Of Tie late destructive fire in New
! York. Churchill. Southmasd n 20. have remos.
edto the spacious huIldur. No 90. broadway, be-
tween Wall aud PM Siucis. opposite Trlnay
Church. where IT,. ale no" prepared 10 offer their
friends on liberal terms. entire stock of Sta-
pie and Fancy Dry Goods.
WILLIAM G. NOBLE.
iynchburc, Jan diff
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NOTICE..

ICONS will be- opened the Doth instant, Jan
uary,l and he kept open ,hiny days at the Store
oi John Il. Meeln Tor three hundred Shares Of adj
ditIonal Stock in tho Lynchburg Manufactar
Company-agrersbly to order of the StockhoI
ders OF the 9Th instant JOHN 4. MEM
Presil-rf.
Jan IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

num' orr rrol ass esr r,cd being pad for in sp--
o" Bu, Is not Santa Ana, by this measure, has
tenins his own downfall
The National lntelligenerr Of the 9th, mentions
runiors from Wv Orleans OF one or two heavy mer-
camille failures in that city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

u bill has been introduced into the Lcgi>-
Ia'nre, and recommltted, authorizing the James
River and kamwha Company to rai,e stock 10
the amount of two anl a half millions Of dollars,
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EPOSyS SstFw&|
81 A~C
FROM " ASlI\GTON.
Correspondence, ., The LY"chbms Iircinian.
" AsuINGroN, Jan. 5, 1870.

not enllfels relish speculation IN reward to the
nrM Presidency. cannot help it. 1t was, and
Is nov, my honest opinion. think | nudge can /
dial,, lnasmuoh as nom of the candidate, now be-
fore the people are ta,rrrs of mine, But lctu
pa>>-fIme will determine.
he abolition qnr>r II is AGAIN ny before Com
sf'>,' l' motion, now undergoing heated dis /
sus>on II, moi TO re'ctF' TIE Pofho", asking Ion
+, ''o'','"n III '''' 'tN"'' CT '"'"m"'a, u IS Ne
''''a ,o'' Tue motion ""I r''a'' ne South,
, e" Nv, s"'."" ''' '.'n an" "''""' i'"N WI"
o''os '''n >of'o',h ''''h1'n I" Use mark before
'''N are "oh'' II """'n '' So 'N''N mum
'os'' w "''' 9"'s'"n !" ''N' I" SIT" MS
""n ~,
-, NJ f'heh 'n't " fast rushing TO- " 'r','>
;, NJ '''''"' '',"'l h' OF the FRENCH h''g'' VI
, 's'o,' '''s'" WIN 'h'> cover "'h' ON N''"'"'N
80. '' "'> 'oN''''s'u I" SC" OUT ana "' course
',"''s :" - II" "'N>' livery n'ui WI parton OF
~ = '''' '''"' "'Ni''''u' -" N"" Sc rance
'"' '''' N'"', are at f"''' at ''>i u " hc ''n'
'''' "' ','"'',"n 81 ihi''n" O'> b''n 'n'''d'
aoo REUSED ny l'n''' Why, I'"nNd'r W ~ I" he
luz, 'n' '''''' cue INSTANCES goes to >''w'
''''', w t''' '"' "'''' - NOV ""n'" "' aP-
~ "'''' '.,'' "'"'"N S'"''' we constitution
49,, - WV "" W '''',' ''''''''
,.,.'., :.,.,.,'I: ''' Nv, " y, ""' w. ''N'
''' :" "''''',"''''' '"' N"">'""''"n ,'''"
"a "''' "',' wan '''"' u', '''l>'a
w ,'' ''''' " wv renew" S''I'' '"' '"' N'"''
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,,.,,', II; w. , ''',',.
,c,,,na ana ,linn,', ,I ,t. ,l,,,
,, W." ~ "" "
ri, p.,.;l,..,, f,, t s' 49,, ''''''''''
NAM, -, :, ,'n,' ,.,;,;.i
,b,rc l ohsc,,cd ,n,on, ',Inr. Wnh,,,.r pa,.
90 ,;,l, T, .I ,r,,.'',,,'. i,...
TIA, p,r,,,lon, t....;,aJ I,.u, .o'l;,,,,
1h,. could ,,r, l,,,. L,o,, I,., ,I,, fno ,,,.,,.
n,c.o,, ,,o,o ,L,,, al ,,,. ,,,,,. ~.
jonathan, ,xrc,, Mr. p,,rn, HnG.h,n,n,.l =,
am, ''''' '''''
''".t' "''' ~ Il' ''N''' ''> ""'l'
ana tie most a. NI'",' ""l"'E .'"' F''N'h'"
itself that ! ever locNcd upon. Every 'hnG, II
seemed 10 mo, that cdu, satisfy the palate was
hind. flowed llcva,,I An cIc.a-t band of mu-
sio ,n,cned the scene, during the wh.'" evening.
on'e' "hlie Inc company were promenade ~"
''' '''N w n ''',' W anu "''P'
ed thrilled v,ib n,id,. ami d,.;oI, An ,o;n,d !,
the proa cn,dc, Foreign Ministers, Charges, At
t'chce>, and all, who seemed rs much animated
as the proud ro"n''Nmrn Of Washington them
@,', ' Wv NUS ,'N ''''' u" Wv
,1,, ,.,,,,',,,',, e'I',o .rl'.
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uplcnd.d Lot Of Mahogany Furniture.

Vt Auction.
fENilf subscriber, having duomn"d IN close his
- present business, will sill. without reserve, on
W cdnrtda, the 10th instant. lis euiie stock Of Fur
ntufr. oonsftlng In part of
Mahogany SIdr Boards.
S,crrtnri,. and ooh arcs.
bureaus, Ladies D,c,slrp do. Lad,t Cabinets,
Caudlr and Wash Stands, nnng aud Tea Tables,
Ectsltadt v oh Jablta, " aldI oh,s, 4 G. 81.
HIS Tools Timber, W oth henohe, SC. \ Negro
Man and on n. Terms lihrsal- Eli, sale will b.
conducted bs ).hn L. ID. Payne, .sver.
JOHN noe kAb\I.
Jan. tbs Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

IT,. We shall publish the speech Of Mr.. l.
Brown, On thu nomination of judge White IN the
Nbio Con, eltlon, al an early day 80 practicabie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

o. Resolutions nominating Judge White to the
Presidency, have been adopted by the Senate OF u
hnoj. The other House ha.e not acted on them
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RHMOVAL,

'IAN 4 THORNTON have removed their
stock OF Goods IN The tenement Of Robert
Nyie' lately occupied by Mr.. Reuben b. Newell,
"ncfe tty invite their customers and the public to
call aud examine their extensive assortment of Sea-
sonabr Goods, which heyare disposed TO sell On the
most accommodating terms.
o. The, have. over their slorr. three or four
CbNFORTiHLE ROOMS for rent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

r-Col Thomas ". Ncazey ("lip3 irs been
elected Governor ofNnryland by the L'.lta'ure
81 ,l,., -,ts., ui,,..t efHcs''.o".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
NDGRous AT Aucr1om.
Wagon and -Four Horses for Sale.

IN FRIDAY, I'll. 10Th Instant. at II o'clock, I
- viii sell, in front ui my auction room, one good
'gon and four Harness Horses. Terms made
known on day OF sale. 4 PHELPS, Aue.
Jan.1 ,lsH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
An EVTIlsE STOCK Or
y R\ GOODS, At COST

u ny COUDS, COS T.
VOnN J. PlRNis, he,ng anxious TO wind up his
" ptetcnt business, will commence this day
SELLING orr, IT COST,
his whole Stock If Goods. The assortment ern-
braces articles IN almost every branch Of business.
tie deems II nnntccssnr, To indulge in the empty
professions usual on such occasions but can assure
his friends and the pubic, that he is in earnest.
His plan is To ss privately for short time, and
then dispose of the remainder Of the Stock at aue.
ton, Of which sale due nut,,e vii b. given.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

II was nmored III Washington >cstcldav thrt the
President intends to send IN a Special Message t.
Congress. relative TO affairs with france based
upon dispatches received by III" late arrivals.
ticr EU-. ian. 6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
The January No. OF this Periodical IN, reach
rd 7N. We snhjoin the Table of Con,.nis.
Original irtieis IN Prese.

NktIchc, Of he Ilstof, and p,r>,ln condit,n,, NJ
Tripoli, with some accounts OF lie ct rr Bmlary
States, Ne N--Charlot Tasu-Linra and
>oI-A Far, e-Sensbir>-Papular
Edncaion-Lionel G.ranbs, Chapter 7-Mclzcn-
cersttn, a tale III imitation Of tie German. By
Edgar A. Poc-Eneli>h Poetry. chapter 3-N IL.
e'nla-eNracts irom an unpublished abridecment
Of the History of rginia-Engli.h Language in
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In has IN Storr, and intend, k,rt.ns constantly
IN hunR--

Jan | |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
EGeeVE HS's'EG.
FLORIDA.


Some misrepresentation appearing 10 prevail concern:
inr the relative situation Of General Scott and General
Gaines in Florida have made inquiries into the sub.
ect and are enabled 10 communicate the following nipr
nation 10 our readers.
There are two Military Departments the eastern and
the western. These are divided by line drawn from
the southern point Of Florida to the northwest eIcmi
~ of Lake Superior. Byinspccting the map ii will be
seen that this line passes through the theatre OF hostile
operations in Florida leaving however, much the larg-
or portion in fact almost all of East Florida in the east
ern department, commanded by Gen Scott.
These departments constituted for the convent
cnce of the service but il obvious that their boundaries
ought moi Interfere with operations in the field, Us
otherwise our commanders and armies must be changed
another. Campaigns must be carried without refer
ence to artificial lines.
General Scott at the seat CT Government when
information was received of the battles with Ike Semi.
noles and as the crisis demanded immediate action as
he was upon the spot, and could receive Immediately
the orders Of the Government, and General Gaines
Sc vices required elsewhere General Scott
dered to Florida take the direction Of the canpa
Circumstances about this lime showed the necessity Of
placing additional force upon Western frontier,
as we'll with relation TO possible duties growing out
of the neutral position of the Government, 10 sti-
pulaton in the treaty with Mexico, which requires
the United States TO restrain the Indians living within
their territories from the commission of hosLi!les in
Mrxco. The sixth reg iment was therefore ordered TO