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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
CnARLEsroS, Jan. 25.
FLORIDA VOLUNTEERS.


The number Of men who 20 on this expedition
will, it Is supposed. amount to from 100 10 $50
and are composed offhc Ui0shpgton Volunteers
Capt. Finley the Gf,m0n Fusiiier;. Capt. Tim.
rod and lie Washington Ligdt Infantry, Capt
Ravcnc.
In the course of the evening, While the meeting
was proceeding with their business, they were most
Unexpectedly joined b. Compan, OF about 20
men from Hamburg, under the command of Capt
Cunniagl lam, who marched into the room, announ-
eed themselves Carolina volunteers, rendered
their services, and wire accepted with JOYOUS ac-
clamntons- amorg tlcm was a youth Of about IA
years Of age, Who, Ne understand, could rot be re-
strained from joining in the expedition, by the, most
earnest cntrrates.
Capt. Finley, Company will constitute corps
Of Light Artillery. Capt. RavcneFs and Cnpr.
Cunninphau's Will &c, as Rifcmcn, and Capt.
Timrod's as Infantry.
The Volunteers We understand will assemble
hi, day, at 10 O'clock, at the City Hail. for in
spec,on, and will start Tomorrow in The steam
boa, Santec, which has been chartered for that
purpose. They would have embarked to-day, but
Tor the tempcsruons and rainy weather, Which has
prevented The ammunition aud supplies from going
Oh board
In Mobile and New Orleans, meetings have been
held to take measures To afford assistance 10 the
sufferers; AT tie former place, il is stated that
near geo volunteers lad offered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
Tr'udV. Jan. 20.
FREE NEGROES AND MELATTOFS.

EhEIs sNf-NhoFS n NJ MI LA OfS.
On motisn OF Mr.. GREGORY, the resolution Of
G'rcd by him o. Yesterday and laid on the table,
taken up, and tie following Substitute offered
by Mr.. g., Was a1opVd:
Rseojrtd, That the Committee for Courts Of
Justice he instructed to inquire into the cxpcdicn-
ev OF SO amending the several laws concerning
slaves, tee n'frces ard nnla,tecs, as more et-
ieetuailv 10 prevent the return TO this Common
wealth Of such FREQ negroes, mulat,oes, Indians or
descendants Of lndians as may have left, or NAV
hereafter Leave this State and that they have leave
10 report by bill or Otherwise
On motion of Nj. GREGORY, Select Commit
tee was ordered to be raised, for the purpose Of
enqnirng into the most suitable and efrc,ual way
| OF reNo'lng the fee negroes ard muouocs from
the Commonwealth
And ON motion of Mr.. GRrcony, the Commit.
tee wax instructed to inquire into the oxpcdicncv
! OF preventing slaves, free negroes and mulattocs
from trading either IN carts boats from a coun.
" 10 any ii the towns of this Commonwealth.
He f"iloWng gentlemen were appointed to con-
stlIute tic above mentioned Committee :-Messrs
+ Gregory, ainrdaugh, Bolts, Goodall, Christian,
Cru'chfela, Turuhull Cunningham, Lavne, Watts,
pela>hmnn, Parker, McMusn, Hunter, of B., and
Has.
On motion Of Mr. PARnrn, leave was given to
! bring IN bill TO amend and extend the pro,-
s'"s VI 'h dS' HIakhg provision LOT ne 'trloNa oil
free persons OF colour, and tina, IN. select commit.
"c l'N raised prepare and bring in the same
The House then proceeded to execution of the
joint order Of the day for the election Of Of Brisa
der General of The militia, TO supply the vacancy
occasioned ty the death Of Gen. VIM Mccoy.
Mr. Sheer ri nominated John Sloan; Mr.. Nc.
Coy nominated James Bosgs, and Mr.. Mullen,
Angus Mcdonald.
/ ihe Senate having been notified Of the rrad;-
ness OF TIE House to proceed this election. the
10" was called and tie vote stood for Sloan lO3
,n' noegA s, for Mcdonald l3.-Join, vote with
we senate for Slsan 100, for Boeg. 9, for Me
tAPuNGlNG RESOLUTIONS.
y" ','''oh Of Mr.. MeMuILrS, the House re-.
luiions. A'S''
Mr. McMuLLEN briefly explained his own course
on this subject and replied to some Of the rrm.rL,
o. other gentlemen. '
Mr. HoLLEMAN then addressed tho Vo,.
length IN supper, OF tho resolutions. and a;d
not conclude his remarks until after ,hrc. o,c,,rL
On motion Of Mr.. PARKER, tho House udourr,
ed N'J'N'"-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
From he EYoridian.
OCEOLA, OR POWELL.

Mn. FDlroR Tie follow inc facts, in relation
10 this Interesting Parsonage, oolloct,d trom au-
ihentic sources during the late campaign, aud ma
be relied on.
Oceola, or Powell, the head chief Of The hostile
Srmnulcs, is likely 10 figure in history, with Phil
ip Of Pukanohee. ar Tcern,eh, possessing all their
noble daring ard Dc, p love Of country, with more
intelligence, and perhaps more fcroeily. He is a
half breed hs father an Englishman,) Of the Greek
Nation and Red Stick Tribe. In person he is
slight, well rropollioncd ard active, complexion
rather light, deep restless eyes, and remarkably
clear and ,hrlI voice, and supposed to be from 30
10 35 years of are. lie las ttoul lat himself into
notice, and raised himself to lis present statiep by
his superior talents, courage and anbton--not la
wing inherited any title or Command Formerly
he was proud gloomy, and insolen,, and on enc oc-
eason, in talk With tic late lamencd agent,
Gen. Thompson, burst into paroxysm Of passion,
declaring that tic country was theirs, that they
wanted no agent; and that he had better be
of ; for this he WAS arrested and confined after
wards he appeared peni,cnt. became cheerful sign
ed the Treaty, and was released with many fair
promises.
lie then made himself very useful to tic agent
and officers "a, Camp King, performing many dar-
ing 'ea,s in afrestIng criminals among the trouble
some Mcosukces, with which tribe he was at var-
ance and for these services received repeated
mar KS Of friendship from tic agent, and gained his
entire confidence.
Suddenly he threw of the guisc Of friendship
murdered Charley Matilda, a friendly chef-for-
ced his followers joined hin-receivcd as allies
the Mcosukccs, who we're clad to have such lea
drr,-ard raised forthwith, the ir,brand and scalp
ing knife.
He, ii is supposed, led on the party that attack
ed and defeated the advance guard OF Col. War
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
VALUABLE REAL PNorp,m..
In Lynchbug, and its ricinity 70, S,,.

} virtue of the last will aud ,es,a,ncr, 49,,
AZ Christopher Anthony, tbs undersigned IN: ne ias
at public auction, Saturday, the l3;L nf ei
ry neAt, that valuable and commodious eofua.
Lot, lying on Franklin Hill, in the town ~ and
burg which his testaor resided al tho ,;, .!nsh'
death. The improvements consist Of Ia". VI MS
spacious Dwelling House with eight ICONS n and
eessary out houses office &C. all lately ersn,a ne ne.
in first rate order. The Lot IS well cnciosoa snd
10th yard and garden in high state of inpov. ano
Indeed, this is certainly Que of the most des,,me'
mily residences in the town Of Lyncbbu,. Ia
Ierms-Four. eight and twelve months .,...
negotiable bonds. with personal secur,y and sat
of trust the property. CT. MOcnWseea
adm. wiM The anil onnerea, Of c. antIo,,, =.
The subscriber also, as trustee under ao,a
by Mr.. Anthony of date the 9Th July. !s35 ,a 'aae
" recorded in Campbell court offers for s,i. ". i
Grist and saw Mill, with twelve acres of and :. We
near the mouth Of Fishing Creek, and ipyssr.s ct OF
DESTROYS Of purchasing to call on him. T. a,u
rerty will also he sold, on the 18th day Of Fsir. Nv
at public auction, ard TIE same ;e,ms as tho f''h
going. CT MOSbV
- Sale to be conducted by John Il. D. Paw.
auetioncer. '
Jan. o5 ,1opf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04

Orders have been issued from tho Executive De-
raitmcnt, to the proper militia officers, making 4
requisiton Of thr,y-fse hundred men, to bc draft.
ed from the l,t, ID, sd. 5,h, oh, S,h, OH, 10Th
divisions, TO be held in readiness for immediate
service. unon IT, order OF the commandments chief
Tie other division, pfnlili,ia Lave been except
cd from the draft on accoun, oi u.cir remote '"'
cality. The ,cquisiiion will take about every term
man.
The following volunteer companies have BEEN
ordered 10 march forthwith to the aid of Florida
several Of which will arrive here in few days
The State Fencibles, (of Ea,on,on,) Capt J. 4
MIRIwErHrr.
TIE Macon Volunteers. Capt. Isaac SEYMOUR
The Morgan Guards, Capt. N. c. FOSTER
The Monroe Mosquc,ccs, Capt. JOAN CuREroN
Tie Washington Cavalry, Capt, CT. MALONE.
The Baldwin Cavalry, Capt. VIM. F. Scorr.
The number of Volunteers will probably be a.
bou, three hundred. fReeordtr.
We regret to learn that a wagon load Of arms,
sent by the Governor some time ago, for tho use OF
the citizen. of Early, and tie adjoining counties,
have been intercepted, and have fallen into the
hands of the Greek Indians. We undo rstand tina,
alihou-h they used tho wasoners with some yio-
lencr, Yet they did not carry it TO the extent Of
murder.
In addition, we learn, in violation Of the late
law Of the Legislature, Col. VIM. Harden invited
the Indians, among whom there was Chief, over
the river, tohclp him to pick his cotton; against
winch his neiehbors seriously demonstrated, with
out effect upon which they collected together
| 10 drivc them off, when a rencon,rc ensued, in
winch 1t is said Tie Chief and another Indian were
killed. fb
The Richmond Blues, volunteer company o,
Augusta, consisting Of 100 men, were to have
left that city Saturday las, flor Florida, TO the
aid Of o1E follow citizens in tina, territory TIL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
ADDITIONAL ITEMS.

The Tallahassee Foridian of,hc lGh, contains
the Message Of Governor Eaton TO the Legisla-
tive Council, OF the llrh inst. tie pourtra,s in
gloomy colours, the condition of Florida
In a proclamation Of the same dale. he address
as himself to tie citizens Of Florida. Ike tells
them that "uoops wanted and aprc,aby TO
the law lalcl enacted fer raising sufficient force
for the field, sis hundred declared be requil-
ed Tor six months, or until d charged. Volunteers
preferred and II they can be oktain,d, as
earnestly il is hoped may be tho case, they will he
placed under Company Officers Of their own
choosing"
The FIoridian states that Since the engage.
men, on the Wilhlacooehec, no intelligence has
been had Of the main lody Of the Indians. TIE
situation Of the u ahitants east Of the st. Johns
and south Of -. Au 3usilnc is truly drplorable,-
New SMYRNA has been burnt, and all the fine plan
taionS in that ucishhorhood are broken w. Nj.
ny OF the negroes have been carried off, or have
joined the sayagcs. The Indians are dispersed in
small parties, and when pursued they take rcfug,
III the thickcs wo.ch abound every where, and
Geh, with drsperalion, until tcy are dead 10 mat
ter by what numbers they may lie assnil,d. l, i,
literally war Of eNtrrmnaiion, and no hope i.
entertained Of putting end to it, but bv the mos
vigorous measures In the mean ,imc the mum.
Der of the enemy is daily increasing by dcspcra.
does from other tribes, and absoonding slaves. Tie
MckasookS tribe is considered the leading ban,
of the Scminclc.-Thc, have always been no,,t
AZ the most determined and ruthless Of The savage
race. Tl"ir chief, Powell, is cool, daring anc
brave. lie is halt-hrecd, and unitcs the gal
lantry and courage of the white man, with til,
subtcty and cunning Of the Indian. Besides, Ee
is said 10 possess Some knowledge Of military
tactics, having drilled At Tampa, for many wears.
a> often as he thought proper. A, the battle ot
/ Wnhacoochcc, he sported the uniform four army
and continued TO occupy a conspicuous position
where he could observe every movement"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
From the True Americon, Jar. II.
SCENES IN NEW ORLEANS.

MUHprR.-An act Of tic most shocking and un.
provoked cruelty was perreuatcd On Thursday
evening last, about one O'Clock, at the Planters
Hotel, kept hy Mr.. Armstrong and Brother. Scvc-
al black hearted villains after flushing their ca
rousa in the rciectory of tic house, came to the
bar, where tie MIR, As and Two barkccpers were
IN attendance. One Of the gang complaining Of the
forced delay Of a man in alcrdng hlm a liph', be-
gan throwing tie glasses and deeantcrs living on
the counter, AT TIE persons Of those lcliEd it, in
which le Was Joined rs is Internal associates 4;
they then attempted to climb over tho counter tn,
being repulsed, one Of them, Washington wilma.
krr, gambler, residing near S.. FrancisvIlc, at
tackled with Large Bowie knife the eldest MIR.
Armstrong, and his vile associates, amongst whom
was his own lroiltr, CCmneretd 6tadlN conflict
with the nnalmcd inmates OF the housc !; tic Arm
s'rones d harkrcpcrs lcd from such an unequal con-
test, leaving aNoung man named Murphy, who was
hcIdfast by the butcher, alone and unprotected: be
was slaughtered literally slaughtered ON the srot
receiving three wounds from Whitaker's knife,
two feet long, one on the right, another on the left
side OF the head, and ore, which caused immediate
death, under thc shoulder--peneiratne 10 the
heart
The mnrdcrers then made their escape, and
FeaShea Tic CITY Motel where Ter n time, they
succeeded IN battling the attempts ofa large and
discovering them wien at length two of the mos,
conspicuous actors in this horrid feast Of blood
were found bcddcd togcther-a murderer in a
mnrdrrer's arms covered beneath sheets polluted
by the blood Of their victim They were m,uc.
da'ciy dragged TO confinement, together with ano.
ther We saw TIC deadly instrument taken from
beneath the pillow OF Whitaher's bed, clo,tcd
with the very fat and blood Of poor Murphc,'s
heart. Whitaker, We understand, has since ac
knowlcdged that he had murdered the unoffcpdire
and-so far as we know his characteristic ,yor-
thy young man.
All comments from us arc useless-thc laws
must satisfy Tho puzzle,
another Nnrd'r.-On Saturday, young gcn-
'l"man by the name Of Harvey, expostulatcd With
a dr;'ynIan about an ovcrcharec Some hard
words ensuea, "herupon the drayman cut the
young man with knife, opening his abdomen
from the side 10 the middle. His life is de spaircd
Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
NASHVILLE January %


Fatal Duei-We are under the melancholy
necessity Of recording the bloody ~Sne Of duel.
between Col Samuel G'ein and Jua :, Cald'ceN,
both of the State of Mississippi, which occurred on
Monday the llth instant. Judge Cads ell clal.
lcuscd Col. Gwin. The challenge was accepted,
and the prennaries were, far pistols, n, thirty
PAGES, the parties TO advance at discretion. Col
Gwin received severe wound through tho body,
which, however, is thought not to be mortal
Judge Caldwell received two shots--onc through
the arm and the other through the body-of which
he expired in a few hours.
The occasion o. this fatal meeting VIC under
stand was, that on the 9th instant, Mr. Poindcxtcr,
in tho course Of public speech, TO the citizens Of
Jackson, made very disrcspeetful and abusive
mention Of Col Owns name; which caused the
latter, interrupt him. Judge Caldwell, tic friend
and counsel Of Mr. Poindrytrr, took up the quarrel
and the consequences were as above related
Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
~ E'tas0fe Teacher ssHnied.

Two Lady qualified 10 instruct in the yaheu,
Il branches usually iaueh, in the best Female
Schools, salary Of S400 and Ter board, viii be
given, to take charge of a School, at Tire Tater.
naolc, in tic county of Bedford, Is miles West Of
Lynchburr. 1t is proposed tia, Ire School shall
he opened on the frs, of March, and close on The
last OF December, forming session of 10 months.
On the 4th and 9th Of July, an Examination MI
take place, when vacation nttwo weeks will ss
siser.--Applican;s will be expected to furnish
satisfactory testimonjalS.-F further parc ar,,
reference is made to the Editors Of the Virginia.,
Bedford, Jan. l3 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04

imported C0the.-On yesterday, we had the
pleasure OF seeing eight or ten Of the fines,
ea'' =, "" C. ever saw. They are the proper
~ of II. Clay, and were On their way TO Ashland
the beautiful country seat of the honorable Scna-
tor. kentucky has perhaps, the finest stock of
any State in theUnion. Her farmers in the into
nor are reapng golden harvests from this source
ana Is oi the least crcditahle of the p,tbHc acts
o' Mr. Clay, that he has mainly contributed to the
Improvement Of the great staple of the interior,
by frequent and costly importalions from, England.
H4y:rWe FugL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
TElI SUBSCRIBERS,

Dec1ers IN SIX and Fancy Goods, latfly l3l' r."
Street, Neg York
FE'AkE this method of informing their frlen'''
- tat, IN consequence of the destruction OF 'he1
etore, by the late caamous fire, they have remo'.-
TO the large, new, and convenient building. NO. ga
liberty Street between Broadway and Nosson e,'ess
on the formerly occupied by Grant 1hofonn
SEED Store, and Immediately contiguous 10 tue u,.
and other Hotels The loss they will sustain VIM
but rliiing, and as their stock the approaching ~
son, will be entirely new they hope to offer incresssS
facilities to purchasers of goods in their line.
COMSTOCK s. ANDRtno'
New York, Jan 4wd'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
Nen ORR, Jon. 81.

The packet ship Poland, for Hayrc. has gone TO
sea this morning, having on board, among 9TH
or passengers, NJ. Pagroi, late French Charge d.
A!ldir's at Washington. Jonr. Com.
From Il,vAN, & FLoRIpA-The brig Chat
ham, Capt Morgan, from Havana Jan. Goth, re-
ports tina, on the lilh an Express arrived iron,
Key West, requesting assistance trom tie Span
ish naval force on that station in behalf Of tie IN
habitants on the Florida coast, some of whom had
been masSacrcd, aud others were exposed 10 Ie
rassacicd hy TIE Indians. Capt. nj. also states
tia, the Indians had destroyed some of the light
houses on tie coast. II WIS understood tia, the
request sent to Havana would he Immediately
cor piled with. If this information is true, it is
a Ieproach and scandal 10 the nation. We have
a naval station a, Pensacola, we have also full
treasury and plenty Of brave men,--and if un-
der these circumstances We, or others fer US, are
obliged 10 call upon Spain for assistance, i, is lit
tie too bad 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04

We understand from the Cumberland Advo-
cate, that Chemical test OF the Virginia Penn
sylvania, and, Liverpool coal, has resulted in the
decision Tia, the former is thirty-tuo per cent.
better than either Of the other Goals Ii has also
oc'n asteriained that the Allegheny coal answers
al! the valuable purposes of smelling.
Richmond Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
NICHMOND, JdN, %.
TIE LATEST from Tallahassee.

We undcls'anl that Judge Randall, Of Foridn,
passed through this City on Thursday night, on his
WAY 10 Washington. He left Tallahassee on the
20h and says that I'll alarm los suhsidtd. 10
any dcprrdatious by the Indians, on Middle Flori-
da j; and be thinks that tic forces now collecting
will speedily prcvcnt farther injury in the vicinity
OF ST. Augustine, aud the ST. Johns..--Some
time, aud much larger forces will, however, be re-
CURED to subduo the Indians. Eng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
r u NJ OVAL.

i. NORNELL. having taken the house ~ y,
L. " occupied by Messrs. Franklin, Hunt ~.
linmediately opposite the Virgnan Ofce) respl,N
iuiiy Informs his friends and the public eepe..D.,I
that his stock Of Dry Goods has been lately eni1ti
by fresh supply from the Nor,h-wnongSt WV
may be found many desirable Fancy Articles -, i.
lie is determined to sell Goods low as any no' >,
IN the place, and asks call from those WISHING
buy.
la. AVS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
From the augusta { Geo.) Chron;,,.

ekEAI RACE.-A match race for sac o ~
was made son Monday last, between Col 1oMu,ooo
l.ampons caenracd horse Argyle, and C., ade
1toHg IN SI5e, consisting of no. Bascom Jan,
Nashville. Gears old, BIZ Slockloldcr. lid. Lady
imported strap; AID Bolivia, 4 years cid II. by
900 on fhc pan Of Are,le, and q Dbl Do.
on The parI of either one ef Col. Grow ON.
70 be named on Tuesday, l2ll Of April nrr, 'ase
The race is TO 10" run over the Augusta Cour, suea
nile iicats--haIf stake TO he forfeited i, e-i
either not runnne-There will also N, e OF
races ON the other succeeding DAYS yf,b. guar
week, with large purses, one we unders,s,sap "e
Si,ooo. Great sport is expected. Tho w.. o'
race will probably excite greater mites, b," "d'h
one ever run in tic South, if no, in ,bs n any
e e., and from the facilities of travelling IYs
may be expected Already Tie creates, i; a.''
has been manifested by the gentlemen Of , a'. .
who were here when the match was mall 'ufi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
T.. T.. KOWEN.

L now opening, in the Store two doors abo's
a Mcssrs. Williams & Nictor's an entire new STOCK
OF DKR GOODS, GROCERIES, &C"
suitable ier the present and approaching season
which he will sell low for Cash.
lie particularly requests his friends ard acqnam
ances TO Cal! and examine bis Stock before pu'ehas
n e
Oct | IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
tl3Fif
20 MTE.CWaNrs.

I WOULD again call your attention to the Ul,,
Il safe China, Glass and Edrthenucre rstulls1,o's,
in lynchburg. The Springs Importation e,rsc,
here in all next month, when shall be epabIs5 -
open very Large and Erttnsiye Assortm,nt Yam
particularly solicited TO call ard examine foyo,
selves, as have doubt you will IN future be IN.
dneea by your interest, 10 purchase your Nate n
Lynchburg. still warrant TO sell at Riclmcnd mn.
ces, which are also the Nosthera prices
JOSEPH D. EVANS,
Importer.
u The Abingdon Statesman, Knoxyille Ptcis,,r
Al d joe boio ugh Republican, requested 10 tus.
lish the al owe 3 tines, and forward their accouus
Jan. II wtw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
CuAELorrEsvILLp, Jan. Is,

We are sorry to learn that the store house Of Mr.
W. Dawson ESQ. in Mihon, and anolcr house be-
longing toihe estate of Martin Dawson dec were
consumed by Are on the nigh, of 9Th inst Rum
or ids that Mr.. W. Dawson lost larre quantity