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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

" lRGlNlA AT a court held for Bedford coun'
ty at the Courthouse, the 2eth d.y OF Sep
teLb-r one thousand eight hundred aud thirty Sill;
Maurice II. Garland, administrator of Archibald
Robertson, dec, plaintiff.
4 ,aiast
William Shreswbury. Sheriff of Bedford and AZ
such administrator of Abram King. dec, Banusls
Meador and Miriam his wife, | tie Miriam King, A.
BRAN King, Samuel King. James King Sophn
King Sina King. America King, Amanda King
Mary Frances King Alkaline King. Harvey kHI
and Wilmington King, (the last named six Of whom
are intinis under the age of twenty one years DE-
PENDANTS,
In CH,NCERY.
The defendants, Abram King, Samuel HING
James King, Sophia King and S,na King, not h,v
lag entered their appearance ard giving security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court. and 1t appearing the satisfaction oh
Court that they are not inhabitants of this Com
cath it ordered, that the said defendant. DO
appear here on the fourth Monday in December
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that =
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg, lot
two months successfully, and posted at the roH
door Of the Court house of this county,
ACopy-Teste
JOHN r. STEPTOE, DC
October WIN
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NOTICE..

DCRSCANT to a decree Of the circuit superior
L court OF Law and Chancery for the county Of
Amherst, in suit in Chancery therein depend
ing between Boyd Miller surviving partner Of the
late firm OF Archibald Robcrllon s. Co. and other
Dlan,Hs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
Enter Baptist.

L.-Good morning
called. Well | went
noon, 10 witness the
that il is a beautiful
me thai Your mode oi
simple and primitive.
upon the banks Of the
voices in that beautilu
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Of Jordan and Judea.
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government | have Il
publican. II WIS rll,
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has been a iallhlal ok
in mind that the JEDI,
10 be contested Tins I,
you, Mr.. d. rs firm a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

L.-Iour most obed,cn
TO SEE sos, SIT. Well | "
and | walked four miles
.ishon ii. He is d nul
man ; and there Is somclli
ship that IS ~ systematic
dance with drctucy aud o.
opposite oi thai Wild rant
| have fallen ia los,aNah
bought me a common pr
and choir N btshnp HIS G
| have e,rr heard. {,
neat morning and obiaiur,
He does NOT ol oou 81 TAX
tics, ye, he gave me To un,
our convcrsaIion,tnat his 1
side.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

October 6
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
Pennsyluania Legislature.

TIE SENATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AND THE BANK OF THE UNITED
STArEs.-Oa yesterday week the
Bank bill was again taken up, on Sc
cond reading, beginning with the loth
section. The sections 10 the end OF
the bill were successfully discussed
and agreed 20, without amendment, al
though various amendments were Of
fered. The fourth section was then
reconsidsred, on motion Of Mr.. Dc
KEY, friend Of the bill, and a clause
was added TO il, confuing the Bank
TO the purchase ofcertain stocks. The
title OF The bill was also amended SO
that ii shall read "a State Bank, to be
called the United States Bank" On
the question "Shall the bill be prepar,
ed for q third reading !" the vote stood
yeas 90, nays IL. The Senator acct
den.ally absent when this vote was Ia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
i virginia, 10 WIT

~ WIZ
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the CT, cunt Superior Court Of
Lao and chancery for the county,
Of Hampshire, on the 1st Monday
in December, 1885. Elisha Gulick
plaintiff, against Ferdinand Gulick,
defendant, IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Ferdinand Gulick
not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act OF
assembly and the rules OF this court; &
il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant CT this
country IL is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the LIST
day Of the next court, and answer the
bill Of The Plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted ia
some newspaper published in Romney,
for two months successfully, and thed
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of The said
county of Hampshire. A copy-Tes!e
JOHN B. WHITE, o.H.c.
December IL, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

Bank cffhe United States.--From
all accounts, itseems probable that the
United States Bank will be chartered
in Pennsylvania, Notwithstanding the
strong opposition on the part Of the
national administration. Charges OF
bribery have been preferred by one Of
the members Of the Senate OF Pennsyl.
wanna against individuals, who, il is in
ferred, are agents Of the bank. From
authority equally good, 1t would ap-
pear, that il was all contrivancs to
defeat the bill for charteling the bank.
it 10 impossible to understand the true
state Of the case. The question re-
mains !; is ii the more probable, that
the bank would run the risk 81 Offering
bnibe to Senator of Pennsylvania,
or that scheme should be Matched 10
crush.the charter in its passage The
call for bank capital was never SO loud
or 40 general, in this country, a. now ;
it is, therefore, 10 be presumed that il
10 .eaastea BY tho people. Our country
10 making such immense strides on
ward. that money must be had to afford
a healthy action. She would languish
without foreign assistance. II is pro-
posed at this moment, in Boston, to
borrow ten millions from Holland, in
order 10 supply the deficiency occa-
stoned by the closing Of the U. States
Bank.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
suffering for want Of capital. Lend IL
three millions Of foreign or domestic
capital, and in two years, il would
create one of ten times three millions
multiplied by three. The mere sus-
pension Of the conpapy's proceedings
reduced the value Of produce ten per
cent, and threw the whole region a.
bout Cumberland into confusion. We
say, the more banks the better, provi-
ded they are honorably managed.
They are as much the poor mans
friend as The rich mans help, though
The benefit conferred on the one is me-
nia,e, and on the other immediate.
Wash. Mirror.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

but subsequent accounts have ssrvsd
to confirm the information. Howe
yer, II there is an opportunity offered,
and that there will be, no issional be
log can doubt, | am sure, W. will a
venge their loss"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
ONCE TOO OFTEN.N

A man named Francis Boyle, hthe
employ ofthe Brooklyn White lead
Co. was, on Tuesday night last, ares-
ted in robbing the Office of his emplo,.
ers, under somewhat curious circum,
stances. The Office had been pilfered
short time before and suspicion fell
upon Boyle, for whose detection well
devised scheme was laid. A person
also in the Company's mpfoys who
slept in an apartment adjoining the
Office, locked the door thereof, and
taking the key into that part Of the
works where Boyle was then working,
remarked 10 him that he was then 20
ing on spree and would not return
until late. Boyle thinking this an op-
portuni!y we'll suited for paying the
desk a visit, effected an entrance thro'
the window Of the room next to the
Office and succeeded in pocketing for.
ty-seven dollars. Blu, he was not on
this occasion, to escape as easily as
before. The clerk stood concealed
behind the inner door ; and after the
thief had secured his booty and was a.
bout to make his exit, the clerk
bounced upon him, and in friendly
manner requested him 10 take a seat.
The person who locked The door re-
turned from his spree just in time 10 GO
and request his employers to repair 10
thar = m 40 md pitnosu tha .o..,it -
their vigilancs and precaulion. Boyle
was made 10 count out his i'll gotten
gains, end was afterwards safely lodg-
cd in prison, where he now stands
committed untIl the next sessions.
~ (. Transcript.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

Post Office Department. III is Off :
cially stated that the ensile Bank debt
Of the Post O.tiee Department, snd as
much Of the other arresrages as may
be presented, will be paid off in April
next, and leave the Department ball
lance on hand Of near 500, 900. ID.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
VIRGINIA,
HARDY COUNTY,,

Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery, September Term. 1885.
William Seymour, Thomas Maslin aud
Abel s. Cunningham, Executors Of
Samuel McMichen, deed. PLAINTIFF
against
Job Welion, Administrator Of Williams
Byrus, decd, Morgan Byrns, Felix
Byrns, James Byrns, Aaron Byrnss
John Heinsman and Catharine his +!
wife, late Catharine Byrns, Adam /
See, and Mary his wife, late Mary
Byrns, Susan Byrns. George Gun.
niogham, William Cunningham, aud
David Vanmeter, Administrators Of
Solomon Cunningham, decd, and
James Seymour, which said James
and Solomon were Executors Of An.
drew Byrns, decd, and Inorganic
Byrns and Alexander Scott, former I
Administrators de bonis non Of Ans
drew Byrns, decd, and Joseph /
Williams, High Sheriff Of Hardy
county, and as such Committee Ads
minisirator Of Andrew Byrns, dec'ds 4
defendants, IN CHANCERY. y
THIS cause cams on TO be further i
heard this 24th day Of April, 1851
upon the papers formerly read herein1
and upon hereports of the account ia ! 4
ken by Special Commissioner Philips
W Peck, and was argued by counselp
on consideration whereof, the Coutt.s
doth adjudge, order and decree, tks ii
the said reports be recommitted to saiidt]
Commissioner with instructions to a,d Il
just the Estate account ia conformjty.|
with The rules regulating accounts Of
this character and the Court doth
further adjudge, order and decree, that
said Commissioner do state 40 accc.uat|
to shew in what proportions The pei uni
airy leeatecs whose iegacies havts NOE
been adeemedby the contingent aevisea.|
Of the western lands, must aba te their
Iegaciss !; and for this purposs be is;|
instructed 10 consider all the legatses.
whose leg acies have not>beer, thus al
deemed, ss standing upon equal FOOT
ing,in proportion 10 the amount Of their
Iegacies respectively. Teste.
CHARLES L0BB. OK c. .. c. L. I'll
Commissioners Otfice. Moofe6eld,
February 1ss. 1886 81
The parties to the above suit art
hereby notified, that shall. on Satus.
day the 27th inst, at my Office ia
Moorefeld, commence thu. seslling O
the accounts imposed upon me, BY thu
aforesaid decree--and VIII continue
thesanae until they shah 'se eonapleted
at which time d place all OF any ofthS
above named partiss ore required d
attend with such papers OF vouchers
ss they may thT,k proper, 10 lay be-
fore the said Com nliissi onef. 10 ordes
TO fnal report.
PAlLIP W. PECK, n
s. Commissioned
MooreGeF. Feb. &. A..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
Origin OF the Florida Troubles.

BY the treaty of May 9, 1882, the Sc.
minole Indians. says the New Bedford
Mercury, with whom the recent difficult
ties have been had, contracted to relin-
quish their present possessions at Tam
pa Bay, and retire to the praries of Ar
kansas Territory. That period elapsed
in May last, but as they manifested an
indispostion to remove at that time SIX
months longer were allowed them to.
prepare for the journey. These having
expired, they were notified to bring in
their cattle and horses TO bo sold on the
LIST and 18th December.ag reeably to the
stipulations of the treaty providing that
these domestic animals should be surren-
dered, in order to avoid the expense Of
removing aud an adequate compensation
made therefor. Charles, the head Chief.
assented to the measure, bat others de-
termine6 10 DIE, arms III hand, on their
native soil caused him to be assasslnated,
appointed successor of opposite senIl-
nlents, and Immediately commenced a
course Of hostillties against ths whites
In their vicinity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

Grsai Loan. 1t il proposed al N.
Orleans 10 borrow ten millions from
London, for 20 years, on scrip, issusd
BY the State and guaranteed BY the
City Winch. Rep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

motion TO disagree was adopted oy lne
following vote Ayes o9-Noes 90
Tho additional amendment Of the
Senate. transposing the order Of the
resolutions, was agreed TO.
From tho Correspondent of the Charles.
town Free Press.
RICHMOND, Feb. IL.
All business Of importance, for the
last three weeks, has been made 10
Weld to the eugrossing subject Of de-
bate, the Expunging Resolutions -
These have finally passed,as originally
reported, with very slight alteration
The vote upon MIR. Mallory>s a.
nendmeni, proposing TO use the word
ssrescind," instead of "expunge," was
81 TO III, five members OF the Admin
istratiou party, Messrs. Mallory Mil
Ter, RagsdaIe, iogles, and Saunders,
voting for it.
!. The vote upon the first resolution,
Csexpunging") was 73 to 59-a ma
jori.y Of IA.
The debate was, towards the close,
very vehement and somewhat disor
derby one. Messrs. Gilmer, Parker
Summers, Witchsr, Hunter, of Essex ,
browne Of Petersburg, and S,annard,
made brilliant and powerful efforts a.
'gainst the adoption of the resolutions
Mr.. Watkins, the author Of the scheme,
was the only one Of its advocates, v no,
in my judgment, made an argument
Of any force or power. His speech
vas If stirring order, and frequently
abounded in animating and thrilling
passages. The others, on his side,
consumed their ammunition mostly 10
furious TRADES upon the U. S. Bans. -
Mr.. Powell congratulated one Of them
on his escaping unscathed from his gil
ant struggle with the "dead monster
RICHMOND, FEB. 13.
We are forced TO omit the proceed.
ings in the Fl. 7of d. on yesterday.
The principal subjects acted upon
were the Report Of the Banking Com
mittee and the Bill to authorize the
construction of Rail Road from Rich
mond to Lynchburg and thence TO the
Tennessee line. The Resolutions Of
the committee on Banking were agreed
to without debate, declaring il expedi-
emit 10 increase Banking Capital, and
TO establish independent banks with
branches.-The Rail Road bill was
ordered to be engrosssd.
MIR. Parker gave notice at the close
of the proceedings that he would, ON
Monday, move the reconsideration of
the vote on the first resolHiion OF the
Banking Committee.
Mr.. Harrison, ia answer to an in-
quiry Of MIR. Gilmer stated that he
should presen, his charges agains,
Judge Duncan on Monday.-Enq.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20


nF A letter from Baron RorHs-
CHILD to hiessrs. ConENs, of Balti-
more, dated January Z, says--"I tOas
NTH real satisfaction that this GoU
eminent came to the determination of
carrying the financial point Of the
Treaty into immediate execution. Des-
patches have been sent to notify it
through the medium Of the British
Cabinet, and we are confident Of be
ing soon called upon to receive the To-
stalments." -
BUFFALO, IN. W Feb. 8.
Mob at Mayvisls.- By an endorse
ment on the Western waybill, and al
so from passenger, we learn that a
mob collected at Mayville on Satur-
day nigh, last, who pulled down the
land Office OF the Holland Company,
burnt the books and papers, and bea,
the agent, WI. PsAeocK, Esq. in an
outrageous manner.
There has great excite ment pre-
vailed 10 Chautauque county, since the
recen; ssle by the Holland Company
of their lands in that quarter, owing
to the measures adopted by The new
purchasers, aud this is the lamentable
result. Wing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

MARRIED. On 'rhussssy last,
the Rev. WIN. II. Foo.e, Mr.. Daoi
Pasedet Of this county, to Mrs. Pr,
Of Frankfort.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
a Tract Of Land,
lying 10 the said county Of Hamp ibiss
eontaiaing about
5I3 A G X E g +,

more or less, and on the waters Of
Great Cacapon river, particularly sa
out by mstes and bounds in a deed
from William sprigg 3 wife and John
sprigg to Joseph Kenny, dated July Sd,
1890, and Of record 10 Hampshire
county court. The lines OF this tract
call to adjoic the lands Of John Ro.
gers, John Bowel, William Middle.
ton, Robert Pugh, George Nixon and
others.
Terms ofsale, one third 10 cash end
the balance in 8 and ~ months, the
purchaser giving bond with good Sc
curi,y for the deferred payments.
SalAto be made at the tavern Of FL
Beali IL the county Of Hampshire.
GEO. D. HARRISON,
JAMES r. REILLY,
8. Commissioners
Hamp 10. Feb. Is, lS36.-3,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
G ARDEN SEEDS,
Warranted Fresh and Genuine

w dfTdnted Fresh and Genuine. II
Growth or 1885.
Raised by the United Society Of Shs
kers, Enfield, Conn. For sails b
DAVID GIBSON,
White Onion, Early York do
Red do Large York OF fla.
Early Blood Turnip vest do
Bee, EARLY Bullock
EARLY French Sugar Heart dotperyfns
do Large DFulnhead'd
Long Blood do Late Dss.oh do
Scarlet Carrot, (ve- Flat Dntch, (vel
ry Gne) fiael do
Blood do Red Latch do.
Long White Pars- White Turnip. RI
nip rDish
Early Cluster Gu E%aLY DurcH !
cnmber r8PFing Flat Turn
Long Green do White Fist do
Superior Whtarmel- LaHge Bell Peppe
on lange Tomato
DUTCH SUMMER Eegctable Oyste
Squash WInfef Solid Celell
Crookneck Su amer Giant Asparagus
do Early Golden Sio1
Crookneck Whtes Corn
DO Early TuscaroEa a
Mammoth pumpkin Early Sugar do.
Long White Naples early Washingtd
Raiish Peas
Scariot Shost FeP EARLY June do
do White Marrowfate
Long Sarist do EARLY SixwstI
Scarlet OF Glory Bsans
Tusnip do Refugee or 1000 v
White Fall Spanish do II
do White DO
Early Sogar Loaf Large Lima do
Cabbage Small do
Easy Dutch do
Romney. Feb. q. 1896. II
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
NOTICE.
THE subscriber has on hand an as
sortment Of
Siluer Epa,slets, Stars, Lace,
and best quality Eagle
Military Buttons,

and PLUMES, which be will dispose
OF on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM VANCE. ].
Romney, Feb. IS, 1836.-3t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

ONION
Large White
Red Onion
Yellow do
SQUASH
Dutch summer
Crook Neck
NJ ammoth
Cocoanut
CUCUMBER
Extra Long
Early do
Early Frame
Long Green
TUkNIP
Norfolk Fiat
White Flat
EARLY DUTCH or
Spring
Ruta Baga
LETTUCE
White Head
Imperial Sugar Loaf
Ice Coss
Ice Head
Cabbage Head
BETS
Early Blood Turnip
Early French Sugar
do
large Tomato
Small do
w hite Solid Celery
Solid do
Purple Egg Plant
Round Spinnage
Vegetable Oyster
CURED Parsley
Saffron
N asturcheon
o4uasnFeppeE
w ator Melon
Musk Melon
Sweet Thyme
lew bushels Clo-
10. 1898 LIN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

ken Is known 10 be in favor Of the bill.
The proceedings Of the Senate 90
Saturday. on the Bank bill, are thus
noticed 10 a letter to the editor Of the
Uniled States Gazette (:
HARRISBURG, Feb. 10.
"The Bank bill was up to-day in
the Senate on its final passage, and
Mr.. KELLY moved to add another Sec
ton, allowing the people to vote "Bank''
or $40 Bank" at the next election. II
was negatived.
"Mr. PENRosE then addressed the
Senate on the merits of the bill, and at
one O'Clock gave way to.a motion for
adjournment. He Of course has the
floor for Monday"
C. We have no late intelligeacs Of
the investigation, by the Senate of Penn
sylvania, of the "scHsMs" got up by the
opponents ofthe Bank to destroy it, Of
which short account will be found on
the opposite page but it is said it will
eventuate in the disgrace of all concern
ed. The lower House it is thought will
expel Henry w. Conrad.
T From the Washington Globe we
learn that the expectation of CorTor
from the United States during the year
1885 amounted to $40, 1874, 1874 lbs. val
ued at 81 ,4s5, 748 dollars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
Sam'l. III. Hereunder s Co.
HAVE RECEIVED
A SUPPLY OF
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

CABB AGE
Early York
Early Dutch
EARLY BULLocK's
Head
Early Sugar Loaf
Flat Dutch
Large Drumhead
Large York
Yellow Savoy
lGreen Savoy
tCAULiFLO YER
| PEAS
| White Marrowfat
| Early Charleton
Early Bishops Pro.
hfic
EARLY June
Early w ashington
BEANS
Refugee Dwarf
WHITE Cranberry
Pole
Yarlegated Gran.
berry Pole
EARLY MoHAwK
Dwarf
Large Lima Pole
CORN
Early Sugar Corn
Early Tuscarora
Early Golden Sioux
RADlSH
Scarlet Short Top
Scarlet Tefnip d.
Scarlet
Salmon
Long White Naples
CARROTS
Blood Carrot
Orange do
Scarlet do
PARSNiP
Large White
Guersnsy do
ALSO,--A
yer Seed.
Moorefsld. Feb.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
The Markets.

Baltimore Market, Feb. IL.
Flour Sc 75--Csttle ON the hoof, Sc
90 a . So Aogs SEA 8 25-Pork s. s.
f A,rxANnprA Feb. Ia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
'a9S sasl a

1J The BANK BILL upon its third
residing has passed the Senate Of Penn
sylvanis. The paper from which We de-
rive our information does nos give the
vote.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
Lend IN Hampshire for Sale.

Chancery Of Hampshire eoun-
ty, rendered on the a day OF May
last, in q cause there depending be-
tween John Sprigg, complainant, and
the ADMINISTRATIVE and heirs Of Joseph
Kenny, decd. defendants, we shall sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder
on Saturday the 5sh day Of March
merit, the tract of land in the bill aud
proceedings mentioned, via:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20
90 The N. oflsans papers mention,

that in cons, q1enc, ofa quarrel, indul-
ged in too freely iii open Court, the U. s.
District Attorney OF; that district, and
another gentleman of the bar. were re-
Gently cotnmiltsd TO jail Ia that CITY. for
contempt 'uf court.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

Extract ola letter from d young officer
of the Army, to his correspondent in
Washington city, dated
new ORLKANs, Jan. 81, 1885.
awe have been anxiously expecting
orders to 60 TO Florida for some weeks
past, and have at length received
lhem. Colonel Twigs has been or
dered to pfoceed 10 Tampa Bay with
all the disposable force under his CON.
mand, and we shall leave this place on
the Sd, "wednesday next,) with 225
regulars, and 500 militia vol1nteers,
for that place. AS soon as we arrive
there, we shall start for Fort King to
Join General Clinch, when we expect
in short time TO compel the Indians
10 give up the contest. We shall be
joined a, Tampa Bay by zoe regulars,
which will give us 900 men altogether,
and with this force ! think we can
march from one end OF Florida TO the
other. Col. Twiggs will have the
command Of the whole. He is an ac-
tive, Intelligent, and prudent officer,
and will take all necessary precautions
10 secure Us from surprise and to 10,
sure success in the event Of battle.
We have long and tedious campaign
before US, but, in the end, the Indians
must submit. Every one is ia fine
spirits, and nothing would be so desi-
rable as Eght 10 which we could re-.
vense the death Of our murdered com
rades. You canno, conceive our feel.
lngs when we heard the news OF their
fate ii was like thunderbolt, and
for time we could not realize The facl,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-20

q A Deputy Sheriff in Rocking.
ham advertises siz free Negroes 70
hire TO satisfy taxes and fines agains
them Gas.