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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

BeAn SroaY.-The following remarkable
esse OF ANNUAL instinct, md wonderful escape from
deatl,, il from letter dated Bradford Me. Oei "a,
pablislcd in the Peoples Press:
The story which am about to relate is
which has excited great deal OF feeling IN the VI
cinlty where !, happened, and i, wei worth com
spicuous place IN yonr paper. l I've iaets as ham
ded 10 me are these: On Friday, the 30n day Of
September last, near the close oil the day, llidc
lad about eight y-ars old, by III. name oi George
Parks, starred IN pursuit OF the eu"s. lie made
his way along the path through u piece oi woods
| Of ahout halt mile length. On reaching th.
opposite side of the woods he found his cattle and
started toward. home. TIE drove consisted Of n
very gentle old COW, aud number OF Young cut
! tie. Ills m,ahrr told him previous TO starting, 10
keep near the old COW, ns she would conduct him
ON straight eourse l,omr. This he was careful IL
! obey. But shortly alter he had entered the woods
on his way home. walking by the side OF tue old
COW, he heard cracking III the bushes and, oi
looking round, what should lie see bu, large bea,
| making tow rds bin, wnh all the speed and fur,
| that those trrocious animals posses, d OF. \
this critical period, strange as il may seem, tic BIO,
| possessed presence vi mind enough Ia make use
his alternative, which was 10 jump astride Of III,
cows back, and, leaning forward hc caught hei
by the horns, \. IN his per,lous situation Ii rod,
through the woods. The bear seemed TO env,
him his elevated situation, and iain would hay,
| pulled HIM down. The cattle ran and roarcd, Ia,
boy screamed but all did not territy the bear;
and anon she would come alongside oil our CALM
rider, growing and snafIing, and striking with Ie
paws, and would have torn linn in pieces hut la
tho Other cattle, WHO would as often attack cr il
the rear, and as she would turn 10 give them bslu
the COW would gam on her some rods. She wou,
then leave the Young catc, and cone Win al
j speed alter the boy, which seemed 10 IL her wnol
aim. Several times sho rose upon Ter lnnd leg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

ON the eorh of December, immediately after the
~ above sale, as surviving Executor OF William
Watts, and in pursuance of the provisions OF his Will
will sell to the highest bidder, the Tie ACT
efE' T.ANl. on which the late Mrs. Mary Watts
resided. 1t contains about 1900 acres, and lies on
both sides OF Flat Creek, in the county of Camp
bell, II miles from Lynchburg, and six from New
London. Much of the Land is very valuable, and
contains ineXhaustble bodies of Limestone-The
BUILDINGS are large aud commemorative terms viii
be halt OF the purchase money in hand. and the
remainder IN one and two annual payments, ade
quaely secured
Possession will be delivered on the LIST of January.
EDW'D. WATTS,
Smriring fI'or. Of I'm. Watts.
November "a TOD
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F. Ia q Nj T. NGL ND.

'fiE ship Grace, has jus. arrived from Liverpool,
4 bringing IN the balance of my FAILS supply of
CHINA and EARTiIEN- WARE. which may be
expected up in few days. MERCHANTS may
now expect to obtain any quantity of any article Of
emma, Glass and Earhen ware, they NAV require
Tor their sale JOSEPH d. EVANS,
Beiop the Banks
November If re-
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Correspondence ofthe MIC York Ddilv Erprt".
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL FACT.

LONDON, Oct p, lS}6.-Tlr Bank Of Eng
land has come to the conclusion tat hereafter no
Bals, drawn b, American Banks OF Incorporated
rnn,.~.", WEI rp discounted having owe, ten
DAYS to ran. This is done 10 prevent any further
euli itr -t,...,~,..,s s .,,., IL,
CoMMEAf.--llf. CO.'S. qt-nee of this will
be to force mcfehaat, to buy individual I,ll,--
perhaps to derres, the price OF Cotton and i;
viii utn at ly lead ~ tie expiration Of ,pee;,
from Amcriea.--H han neM from the Bank of
England Eds. Err.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

~ Tuesday night 2fih inst. | will commence
my Night Sales. and shall be regular every
tuesday aud Friday night, during the Fall aud
"lher mouths. Having recently fitted mp my
mousse for the night sales, am prepared TO oil
!efindueements purchasers. Sales wlll consist oil
Dry Goods. Suitable TO the SEASON. Cnterv shoes,
Boots Hats. BOOKS, Clocks. Watches. Jewelry. NC.
&c.
All orders strictly sitendcdtc. and feturns prompt
y aud specially made. Consgnus uts thankfully re
eeived. CHARLES PHElPS.
Oct 81 II
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1he WhOIe popsIs,on Of Europe IS estimated at
ahou, 226. 4A5,2o0 OF Ibis number il is sad that
l. .S97 .3sS are INDECENT and dependent on others
Tor support, that is pa.ptrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
TEAS, LEMON SYRUp &C.

CST received, a superior lot of GUN pow
y DER and BLACK TEA.
ALSO
= fresh s'lpply IT LEMON SYRUP and LON.
DON PORTER which we will sell low, at n,
sig" = Tie Bog and Goiien Hort,r.
FOURQuREAN & PALMER
aB>as,.o
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NOTICE..

9I'ilE undersigned, acting under and by virtue
n OF a decree OF the Gil cult superior court of law
and chancery, Tor the town Of Lynchburg, pro-
nounced on the 2d day of Feb. 1886 in a cause
lhcr in depending, in which Nelson G. Dawson,
sheriff oi the nyot Amherst, and as such adj
mlnI>trator de boniS non with the will annexed, of
John Crawford, dec. is plaintiff. and Richard En-
bank, John NJ Euhank. and Thos. n. Eubank,
deicndants-N i'll, pursuant 10 the said decree, on
the 2Sh day OF December 1896, proceed on the
premises, 10 sell to The highest bidder for ready
money, the TRACT OF LAND in the said
decree mentioned, being 1893 acres situate, lying
and being on florscy's Greek in the county of Am
hersf, and adjoining the lands of VIM. Pryor's cs-
tate, and of Abram Carter and Others, and is part of
a largrr tract formerly hcloneing To the estate of
John Crawford, decd. The tract of Land afore-
said, will be sold, subject, hovev to the con,in-
gent right OF dowrr in favor of Mrs. Peggy Eu-
bank, the wife of Richard Euhauk that is shr will
be Durable lhcrcout if she survives her said hns-
band. This Land linins the Saw Mill tract of
Mr. Ahram Carter, which is To he sold on the same
day, and the two tracts would make a very dcsi.
able settlement, 4 deed will he made for the
Land, on day of sale. JOSEPH X. IRVING.
Nov. % ids
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E@12EcM2 EU

On lsasasie is sail 10 refrain aaei1aifg ffv'a o.
ee,l speokiag.
Blsst are the lips that open butt bless
ina, nerer yettae gentle. heart SEIZED
S,i.l prompt 10 sme. 10 psaise- onto eafess-
hnd.sver slow to esnsare orfo ehide
D,sss shall they be on earth by all who hear
Ner them vocation change IN Heaven s's'
Fos wha, do augel-lips in thar bieht sphere;
pp, ,ias OF praise. OF mercy, aud OF love-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

PoputsTING AMFRrcA.--Tie total number Of
rn'iert mnticH. aifttc January. 1888 from,
Liverpool alonr. 's76830. There is an increas,
the East.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
LEDBETTEss & PARKS,
T1ILORS,

III AVE Just commenced business in the house
d uc.t door above Messrs. James G.. Hunt &
Co. and solicit share Of public patronage. They
pledge themselves that all work entrustedto their
shall be faithfully and promptly executed, and
favorable terms as by any other persons in town.
Nov. 3 Pm
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NEGROES.

We subscriber will, al all times, pay the b,cbes,
cash price for likely young Negroes. Persons
having such to SELL will do well to call on hin,
NJ HART.
' - I'm
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NEGRO CJpvyI,NS,

"a PULLED Cloin, very heavy.
" Il 81 do do
Plaid aud plain Linseys,
Heavy Cassnets, very cheap,
Blankets all descriptions.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October - =
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November If

4 fAME TO the plantation, of the subscriber, dur
- ing the last summer orspring. a white and red
'ow' with bob-tail, having red calf with her,
apparently six months old. She has on large
bell, and no mark recollected. The owner is
queSted TO come forward and prove his property and
take possession. BEVERLY SCOTT.
Nov. 10 IA
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W ASAIAGTON HoTr,

rnsHE Subscribers beg leave toip(o,n, 81.
IL and the public generally. that the, pf 'nef3,
chased this valuable property, and will h. I've @e pg
onihe first of November. To .ccanimods,cf ia
VINO may favour us with aca.1 t 9to4s ~
FURNISHED with PLAIN aud ueat tutnitGre. an. #''
wants the best that can be procured. our. f... NJ
best OF liquors, and our table and s, va t4c
beSttbe market affords '"4 se
Our senior as great experlnce ~ tic bu>i,s,.
we pledge ourselves to use the mos, iedefs.'sas,
exertions 70 render our visitors contortsff. E sts
able. NlLiIaM I'm. s''
JANIS u. LAACHoryr
y. B.-The subscribers are prepared Ia W. MI
modate and would like 10 receive few We, ~.
Boarders. " ,i&,
y,.,,.,, Nc, =, J.M,l.
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a. Riding Mare for sa,e

a. kidding Mare for sale,
\ HAVE first rate riding Mare which
seli-she is young aud handsome, and for SpLEn
'pd r.ASi- IN pacing, her equal is hatdto fno,
JAMES L. HORNER.
November 9 "'
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NOTICE.
Horses, Cattle, ElOgs. .ss. at auction,

A Will sell, at my residence. on cdnesday the
IAN of next month, December. II fair, il not the
next far day thereafter. Sunday excepted my stock
OF Horses. Calllc. Hogs aud Plant tIon Utensils.
together with my Household aud Kitchen urni-
infc also about 30O0lbs. PRIME Pork and quantity
OF Oats. There amon. the Cattle thIee Yoke of
Oxca and some prime Mich Cows Terms, II
months credit FOR sums 'en dollars, The pur-
chasets giving bonds aud with approved security.
ten dollars and under cash will be required. Tie
sale will be conducted by Payne & Turner a. ctlon.
GERS PIN TON LEFIA ICH
Nov. 81 wiw
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hats.
~fE CASES Fashionable Hats
- a. Nmongst witch arr every variety Of style and
price, iIoin3 sniiin-s 10 the iiuest ouat,iv mann
featured RoRINsC.c = ~ ~, ,, ~"
October =
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against
Jesse Hale. John Wade aud Alley bis wife (orps,
ly Alloy Hale, and Fleming Janrey and Racb,
his wife, formerly Rachel Hale. Defendants
In CHANcrRy.
The defendants MT having catered their appear
ance. and given security. according to the act Of 4,
sembly and the rules of this Court and it anpea,n
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
OF this commonwealth, on motion ofthe plaintiff, by
counsel, it ordered that he SAID defendants do a..
pear here ON the li,s Monday in January next, aud
answer te plaintiffs bill and that this order be pub
lisned the l-yncl,hurs Nnginian for two months
successfully, and copy posted al the front door OF
the courthouse of tins county on some cou, day
\ Copy-resie
NJ G. CARTER, D. c.
Nov. II VIM
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p0ErECAI..


Il. annexed ors.,g,lsl and. We happen to Anow'
INST, appi,ei liass are IA urih. hs'thsy purper'
,sSe, an faprompta by gifted pen, suggested by
,at CONSERVATION,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

STOVES STOVES!
I tSI received. large assortment and for s,,o
low H. B. RICHARDS. & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

a. IRGIN!A AT Rules IN held the Clerks on
fee OF the county court Of Franklin the Nh
day of November, 1856
William Hale, Thomas llale ana John Hale
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" IRGlNlA AT Rules held IN the CLERKS ~
flee of the county court otFrauAliu, the 7,,5'
of November. 1876
Samuel Dillon, pl,;,.s
against
hiicalah Dillon. Squire Dillon Meredith Dill.
Rebecca Cacote, Thomas Dillon and Jesse hl
iou De(enl
IN CNANCFRY.
Tie defendants Mlcajah Dillon. Squire D;i,.
Meredith Dilton, and Thomas l. ilion, NOT b,,,a.
entered their appearance and given security aceor
ding to the of Assembly, and the rules of nm,
count, and it appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF tins Commonwp,tL
on motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel, il is orde,oi
that the said absent defendants do appear here q,
the first Monday in January next, and answer ,bs
plaintiff BILL and lhata copy OF this order he pul
lished in the Lynchburg Nirglnian. tor tw, men1b
successfully, and posted at the front door Of ba
tt-honse OF this county, on some court day,
Copy-Teste,
NJ G. CARPER, D. c.
NOV Ia w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

,,onwca,h's Attorney 20 report whether nc had
.sinn the needle in the ay.sack, whether he hau
found lhe sbottoui stranded in his 'Brsh antiio-
tbs" ON the case of contempts of Court He made no
repor, nor do bsiicrc he intends it. believe tue " IL
bertv Of lie press has noly and rumphantlg main
tanned itself on this occasion but Sir no thanks TO the
worthy CONFERENCE.-The Attorney, or tie :drtStGcTdc
Fir Lvul They nnd themselves. Sir, OF hot enhers,
before they knew it. Tyrnnny, Sill, will not do IN This
country Touch it, who will, they will find II 4 danger
Gus thing to haGde.
say do not believe they can, or intend TO profit BY
the :'inquis;pn. In passing the Commonwealth At
torncv asked his honor what lie intended to DO with
Ice lie uuliesatin!,y said 81 10 not knoc' Ills Is
true believe. Sir Iir does not know Dir: these De-
vrlnpmrns are happy thing for free people, 1t be-
comes them to set about reforming the Arstocrac tea.
turcs Of the Cnuny Court system, with all zeal ana IN
ari;i.ahrness. let them not lire till the hny w0rk
is dane. Lei them say to tyranny, You snail not en-
trench YOURSELF odios you are, behind eytce 0f yc
and sill farther the procrcation and contnuancS u o.
fec "a ''uii ctcrnty. without reformation hetorMa'
ton in this case OF revolution be our motto 1t noIS
becomes the Legislature to acL in this matter under Tie
control Of the will Of the people. Let the Legislature
a;orise poll TO he opened in the Spring Tor T"lo?a-
ton and let the will o! 1rily rule on THIS occasion
as Oh others Let the counties be laid OH IN prrc'mc's
and the elections be made by the people, ailer he Con
s,iluon amended by the voice OF the people ana
if there is he ga fiction, let it be one elected ny the
people and nj periods convenient 10 the people
Wiiil thanks Sir. for your courtesy and kindness on
this occasion in granting The freedom oil your press an
your ubrricnt servant. FAllt il.h !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

had been attacked and defeated by column Of the Tex
nc army and that about 1900 head Of cattle had been
brought into the TeXian camp. , :, .
W h,v. heard il reported that shnuid tho aIeXcaiS
invade Texas the inhabitants will drvastae the "hoie
counry between Rio Grande and the Cooredo so as 10
sarve the invaders The Fabian policy Is sometimes
preferable. S:andnrd.- 49,,
LATEST FROM TExAs-By the arrival Of the schooner
Pennsylvania Yesterday from VelascD, Texas, we are
in possession Of dates from that country to The l2t 90
little dread OF an enemy prevails in the country, al pre-
sent lilat the inhabitants quietly CultIratlng uef
land; and attending it would seem, theatrical perori-
ances Some Thespan corps have opened the temple,
and made debut at Columbia, under favorable auspices
The army remains stationary, and somewhat impatient
to be enragrG in active duty IN which, h"t"s'h-
sl,rr threats OF formidable preparations or The part
Of ,cir enemies vr suspect they WI! be disapp9hle"
a. time will DISCLOSE We long tine since pf"phes'en
that not another hostile gun would DC iEed III anu
~ vet we have lost no faith in our pr"picc GIT as u
Ibis pa!;icn!ac. ,d
Santa ma is still IN confinement. which IS fuhoteo
moi io be so rn!d lis Of late, there being Oh loot some
measures preparatory his release. Smi'H IL DC true
pnh H.. i: 10 lie released Texas should require Soscl"'hg
il tia. way of ransom enable her TO discharge some
Of The heavy liabilities ncurreIby her bcgcrcnt opera
tons =, ..:.
Fro,u all that we can hear and read ni the lnato'y
oupra,;uis of tie Texans in their governmental co"
we are induced believe. That they enter uo:
their new and unr!ed with much "i the e'l'
site ability and honest sincerity OF purpose rs any ro
pe ever did, and with sufficient TO enable them L" the
their independent stand among the s"vcrcghtes ol '
rar:i "a: O. BX!ichu, Of OciO6Gr -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
UNION MEETING.

SAyAxxAu, Nov. 1.-The meeting Inst cYcrju,,,
friends Of Uai0n in Chatham, was checfiag to ;h,..
support the principles Of the Democracy. Adam g..
ESQ. was in tie Chair, and Peter G. S,;rh. :'sc
ciated as Secretary. 4 Committee OF - grn..,,,,
pointed for the purpose, reported, through Mr. ii,
ter, their Chairman. Preamble ana Resolution. -
after able addresses in support Of the s.n.e from "
Gordon NJ hail McAl'Isler, and Alex. Drysd,I, :,
were unanimously adopted;
Owing 10 the Ia;c lr,ur the meeting adjourned $50
compelled 10 defer, until oar next: the o:;ca, ,r,
the proceedings
Tie following vas the principal Resolution nd .,,,
"R.sGrcd Fiat we will use Ill h,!laraa!a lurar.
sure the election %. the Uniun Electoral ic.;r, - e
gia, and thereby promote the elevation Of II. Y,
Rem 20 Tie Presidency. and r. Nj JOHNSON ~
V. Presidency OF these u. States. '--G,yrgisa.
S0uih Cnr0;jna Congressional EirriiDn The r.ro,
is the result CT the late Elections in hi; SAFE, or
ber4 Of the next Congress:
For Charleston Distributions s ILG,rr
For Richand, &,c.--FRASKL!S II. Etuoe.
For kcrslaw. &c join 7. RIcuAnnsoy
For York. tSc.-W. X. CLcwHEY.
For Edgc!ic!d, &c.--F W. PIrKE>s
For Beaufort, &c.--R BAE3wELL Sv!ru.
! For Fairfield, &c..-J X. GR!rrly
For Pendlc.on, &c.-W. TuoMrSoy
In one District, viz: Georgetown, Marion. {,
result is not known Chariesion .ie.auly 2Gi ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
MARYLAND ELECTION.

Baltimore stU truc to hcrset-.lyaa ,ce hucc met the
enemy ard they oars.
We give below the returns Of the election in our city,
yesterday Tor Electors OF President and Vice President,
from w;.c it vii! be that have ACME we'd oticr
victory the most desperate and reckless party that
ever had an existence in any country or in any age.
Such means resorteG to for the purpose Of de-
.ralng US, would disgrace any party. That there
very many Illegal votes forced upon us, there be no
doubt and in support Of the assertion il may be proper
TO State that protesting great responsibility, cndca
vpurrd 10 force in in Wards which they knew
they did not belong, and made arrangements for voting
the in different Wards and notwithstanding
their pretended abiurrcc Of negro voting George Bal.
j., Druggist: and William CiSt, White Lead hilnuiac.
turcr, rode up i'll hack with cooure man. when it
was 50 dark as 10 render it almost impossible discover
the colour Of his face, to the twelfth ward polls and in
sisted upon his vote being received In that instance
they were defeated; but III how many similar cliorts
they successful it is impossible to say.
With snch ctfuts against us, and such an adversary
80 contend with: 1t mattr OF surprise that
not beaten but our friends met them with runcSs
zeal and determination worthy Of all conmcnLa,ion and
which showed The high value they placed upon Re-
publican principles their detestaton Of corruption and
corrupt principles, ard their determination maintain
their rights
Among other desperate means rcSor.r,l by OPP
poncnis, those Of their coping up all the vHga
bonds and ioalrs they could find IL the city, and feeding
them for several days previous to the election, and then
cloc and lead them up to the polls and vote them; and
price Ioy those who could BE- prevailed upon for any
Of them will be caIGs some OF winch Instances some
They have by these means ra ehfSS.ei io'
Jul below our expectation; bat we trust ttaE Uni; am
means hare not been employed in other parts of the
State or at least that they have not been cnuarIy src
ceSIinl; III WHICH case the Stale is still safe
We have not received the returns for The Reform
lick"t "nl are induced to believe that has received
i'!%!of!y OF The votes poed.-BGit. Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

TO recruit and will move again on the enemy ~ s 49,, ="
supplies can be thrown into Fort Drane, ana 'hehIe 10
posi- Hear the forks of the river: to ensure "ei' nj
most active measures taking, both by Gov Cn' ~
Cen ARMSTRONG The troops all i'll inc health ad
will return with renewed vgur to lie stons.h"'' " III
enemy The Tennessee Brigade with their brave a,lu
gallant leader, determined never 10 leave 'e o''''
until the is over. ,;
From all the intelligence received both from The PF'-
sonrrs taken, and the spies OF Co!"nsl Lane, eie - HT
doubt that the whole body OF the Indians are I"G
remain in the l,ris-tle provisions are ilere t"e ''
is there. and they will make The last ana only S'"s c
sis,ance there. .,c,
Col W. states that he was in conversation VITA %"
Lane few minutes before he committed TIE la'a' III.
that he EXPRESSED dissatisfaction or disappointment
but was much pleased with having joined GeneraI ca!l,
and serIcd be very sanguine OF the prospects OF c''
s!nr the war. He said to Col. w. that his hca!t WIS
very good all but light attack CT the brain iGvrE'
S,y,yyAu, Oct. 3i.-By the Steam Packet John St"'
ucv Capt FreeanG yesterday received lie JacH'o!!'
Vile Courier of Thursday last.
! From i, we extract the pllowing:-
ARMY MorEaEyTs.-Gov. Call at the head OF ZIG
Tennessee volunteers, $50 i'll number ANA 10 !nF:-
dams has been 10 the Wilhlacoochec and returned
Fru. the information Obtained his officers a!c satisfied
that he will be able to terminate the warm Short ur
after lie takes the field again. The Indian sfua"S, a'
EN- on their march TO the Wlhlacoocrr say. that SICK
ness e measles, probably has provch very obstructive
during the past summer that the Indians nave ui'u
like Sheep; that Osceua is sick; That he lett Their
camp the morning on which tiey were tahen vi ne
to 90 and consult hIcanopy. They say that Maj Pierce
killed two Chiefs at Fort Drane and Ii" others have
| been elected to fill their places.
The Tennessee volunteers no" at Carey 5 Ferry
on Black Creek, where they will remain until Tie uo
vernon is ready to take the field again -
| Gov Call is now at Fort Drane with the friendly
Greeks and about two hundred regulars
PENSACOLA, Oct 29.-Thc Tennessee lnyahds lr"';
the Army, arrived here from ST. Joseph on Monday ias
in the Steamboat "Free Trader" We learn that three
of their number have died they left Suwannce
Old Town and that with The exception Of one III two
the survivors are all upon their feet again Among
those we have seei there shrunkcM limbs uIt
caduyerous faces which speak a!Ctngly OF tI'
sutlerngs which they have endured bat they are a!
imnroving They are here awaiting further orders.
Il is said that Gov. Call shortly after taking up III:
line of march against tic Indians, made acquisitions +"
considerable military forces from Georgia aud SoHth Ca
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
10 tie Editors Of tic Baltimore Republican ::

s. F'o 774rtSHUTt ItpND7kr0n:
SIRs-l have information from source that can be de-
Te!Gio on; !hai owing to the ndeatgabe exertions of
fcan citizens for sPolaons their property BY French
au,noiics, prior TO $500, will be strongly recommended
10 congress at its next session and probably will be
!ncaea IN Inc Presidents message Though il is only
JUSTICE 10 the suffering Claimants, il shows that we