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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
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Also a large assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery, Nails. Shovels, Spades, Andirons,
Shovc!s and Tongs, Sleeves, &c. &c.
The above described stock Of goods comprises
almost every variety usually kept in village stores
they were selected with great in the eastern
market, and he hatters himself they presen: as
great advantages to purchasers any to be met
with this market. lie respectfully requests the
public to cal! and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Nov 9th 1896. A3-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
Rev Goods! New Goods!
HENRY r, PYLE.

Having purchased tie store formerly aep, .,y
Alexander Stokes. nor:l. east corner Of Main and
Pearl street, would call the attention Of s ftiei.,s
and tie public to the stock Of lew goods Just re-
ceived !som tie east, consisting Of the folio~ing
DszE GOODS:
Black, l!ue, erab, mixed aad green cloths; black
blue. drah> green, mixed, PLAID, striped and otter
varieties Of cassimereS; plaid. striped and every
other Ain! OF satinets; silks. linens, lawns,
lins LleacLed and brown. mcrinoes. cirCa ssiaEs
tombazlnes and bombazc:ts; BED tiCAings aid .
large and beautiful assortment of caicocs anI
ginghams, ribbons of every description; fur caps,
lac and lev priced Jacoa aud null inus.ins
&c lady made clothing, candle VI ck, &c.
An extensive assortment OF
HARDWARE.
Consisting of table, pea and pocket xnIves tea and
table spoons, butt hinges, screws tacks, nails, brG-
skates, horse cards, curry comb, selves, &c.
CROCkERY AND QUEENSWARE
OF aiI.kinds.
Teas, susars, Coffee, stare II !:
Powder s Shot,
PERCUSSION CAPS, LEAD, &c.
n large assortment Of
$ IA q H $.
The above mentioned goods viii be sold at the
lowest cash prices: al kinds of country produce
@heii in exchange foI the sane.
Nov. lGth, 1886 45tr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
sseaU Store.
A A RON q T. e G g

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Rich
mond and its vicinity that he has just received
from the eastern markets, and is now opening at
the house formerly occupied by Irwin Reed, nearly
opposite Danl. Reid's store, Main street,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
.y-OTfCE'.

..'OTfCE.
'S'IIE subscribers have Just received their fall
- supply of GOODS which they offer at wholesale on
the most accommodating terms
IXcil. stock consists Of
u e W. e T. e Y,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
STATES, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONRN
EI.zTYEzsS TEX.ssE.v'G.s:

Tips. siies. ieatier, bandings, bsndi"gs 5uczles.
With Il genera! assortment of Cuecnsware.
Dye Stuifs, Drugs and Medicine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
DIR G. o.. e s ,


lie present and coming seasons, consisting ia part
Dry Coz. DS,
Buc, black brown, green, isibc DO, dra' mulberry
and mixed broatcI tbs: green and bsown petershams:
blue, black, drab, and aycnde, csneres stripe and di
agonal do black brown and drab met, black and
blue mixed do fancy stripe and buck-kin blue, black
and brown goats hair camlets TO- do common do
tan paids, White red, green and yellow aanneis red,
blue, and white canton do. great Sty & rcOch
aud English and orcassians; ca black bosnba-
zines, Black bombszes do Lastngs British. French and
cambric black and coiored tabby vevets Valencia. vel
vet, s~ausown, silk satin ngs. white and colosc
black sar enets do do snchews super black lu.ssng,
white and black satii nix, white and green reaces,
assorted super silk shaws, large sz 90 cha!y do Ieyan.
htks flag and gee To- "a red aud black wosseo0
fhaws, Al do coored DO "A embroidered 10. - anD
IA P,ussian do b.acy Italian cravats large assostmene
of flag and fancy cotton hahkereheis 46 and Cd plain
nd figured bobbnet lace thread and bobhiDet do ee-
ines black wells Plain ami figured Swss and book
mnsi.is jacoiet murs and canlbrics: muabn oosIass
~, h a1e s ana osn a "a s s.dSs and
fancy end b,kets-lO H. - ID rose Do worsted 0p-
pts and shirts, do suaeuder. aud gloves, w1seed and
hosiery, Hoskn and beaver gloves, padding can
vas & buckrau, beachd and brown sheeings AshStiDga
E.crascarc and Cutlery,
Locks, 'atches, screws, hinges, butts, files. ana
rasps, sets rues, gauges iron and steel squares
hammers, iron, japan and brass candiesticks, snui-
fcrs anil trays and fcssets and drive
knobs, plain and cut glass do. brass conmoco
knobs and rings percussion fire ronf brass and !ro
ansrOns shCyCt spades. hOets trace anu bs-
chains, sil, vices seey patent balance hones
and stones states. curry combs azors, KNIVES
knives and FORKS chse brace and bits raw,ns knives
hatche cutting knives grass and scythes, plane
irons, gabJets. handsaws, mill and cros cut Do
sheep shears, carpenters ada, axes, &c,
A variety Of Saddlery and Saddicr's Tools,
COACH TRIMMINGS,
School and BfyMk; Books,
ROOTS & SEE OES3
Glass. China, and Queenswarc,
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, &c.
Iron, Steel, Gad Castings.
The above stock embraces large variety
Of goods and are offered for sale at low prices.
Richmond, Oct. ssh. 1896. 4Ou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
Fall and Winter Goods.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
Corner Of Main and Front s;vcc.sD
e. 4. YUR " r Il.

Is now opening assortment Of Goods suited to
lie present and coming seasons, consisting ia part
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-19
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Bibles, Testamcnts. and great variety suita-
| bic for schools;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
JESuiTRRY AND MonTlF,c,r,

Tic Washington Gil, issied at,cr o.,
lance ofthe Enelisi, Mediation, prei,o,,,.; W
ignorant of'l decision ofrl,e CIbinct! Sol, DC
modeslly IL discourSes:
THE MEDIATION,
We understand that tie British Sion, -.
Panialeon brought d.srat,h,s to Mr.. na,ii war
authorizing Inn t. teHdertle good Office, nr i
ush Government rs Il mediator in ad,n>i;,., III
diifcniics now existing between the Un;ed IN, 'te
and France. Whether any decision has brcn .l''e'
upon this oller, or II SO, what it is, we hayn niue
been ADVISED but We cannot but hone tia, "'t
good Offices of Great Britain in the ciar,a'' Tho
mediator, equally friendly to both the me-. Of
may be So employed as 10 restore thar no.;
intercourse which has so long existed bc,waaoie
people and the Government Of the two co'. pow" liz
without any Abandonment or prelude,
principle OIL which our Government has ne
lis stand, and III "A manner satisfactory 10 INN
" la any event, however. as a cunsidrr,LI
cd Of time must eapsr before the rcsult ot H.; f''i.
dialun Can bc known. ii must be obyious IL,
necessity Tor adopting the measure, of drC,.' e
commended by the President in hi. special
remains unchanged s'fe
There is taae oi rcprc<sei wrath. a<,..u
suppressed truth, in the above article. ,,y.ir,.,
that E'';ranl rs " kitchen" colleagues ,r.,..l.
iea,ed IN lteir views by the Heretofore. -.
untcIt wei-htof tie Cabinet proper on h, rr....s
question, although they were hachcd hv ~
dent himself. We hail it a, hapay ,,.,...,
the future, TIE waal Of The enc1anr,rx broke,
We n!nf hope thai the Prc,t,n,v.il a!,.. c,l...
c.pc from Tie 3" malisn nhu,nre" which IL.
HIM int 81 Ran, and sach unhappy tr,,t>
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08


INCH one or the oihtf Noudbe the Ne.'n',
vh;ch no hnkiue man needs ,e be informed OIL
The friends oi abolition have onl' to rem, n'o'
-. robs in Cincinnati. Philadelphia. and Nc"
York. unsccous I'll y melted against ih' very Jew
fr.,. er,, Ia. ae IN hose cites to have faih'
idea oi the co,,seqp, noes which would follow from
a general emancipation in the sls'eho,nn'S S,S's ,.
rae. af men 10 which we belong, thai " has never
h...n e,n,erred In live in the SAME eou"'ry WIN
any other distinct race" Upon terms ct ,qg,l,
has. invariably, wien placed in that Si'na''on'
.al,d IN r,,,rminaie or ensa,e the ether race
T. conn, form az other, or, failing ia that, 10 ADAM
don The country. Here Mr.. l.. reeonn'"d s'v'r"
historical instances. Bni enough. hope IN wiz"
I have SAID OF Dr. Claiming, have no, beer
wanting in charity towards hin. But As for TIN
hook oihjs, he will neither te surprised nor ofen
dcd If | should h, unwilling that my brethren o
the slaveholding Suites, much mHfe th't my owl
cLildrcn, should BIZ taneh, TO believe hat hs "l'ih
ion. of tie slavrholdiug country 10 Winch b'tohl
are wcll-toundcd in TACT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

ptElLING.-A blll has breninuoduccd into the
Legislature of Louisiana, which, If passed into law.
wa eh'ctua'N prevent Dwelling in that State for the
,n're among the provisions OF the bill alc the FOL
lowing:
ms ON guarantees 10 i' creditors of the Ecceas
ed. hlled =" duel, full payment from The pron.,,y
OF zoe surviving party aud night sue ior the same
In case OF INJURY sustained III bod, whereby IN, n,,
~ II unable to Labor for his or ls ianl,'s .urnn,
OF 10 make good all legal demands against himself
incurred before on after sand injury, the pat, INN,
ing 'n"! be compelled to support the party injured
ana ms i"iuN, and to make good at the haza,d Sf,he
"a" dispraSurc, any demand for the samc-Sh,II
'ote' 10 the nearest surviving relative the sun, Of
- thousand dollars, and shouldthry fail to claim
'o' Que year the CLAIM shall be legal IN the hand of
TIE next eldest te'atne. That Tie evidence of ,L..
dying PARTY isgood and eg with regard to ali claim.
against himself aud the .e.timony e his second ",
nd and pIaccdbc, ond impeachment. for .batc,,re,,
"e.e nc may under ttefoifcunstances have given
Inch bill was lead the lst time and ordered 70 hc
printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

Sl27,i35 OF

4 ne~ ~ork.-Thc \. \. BAL, Advertiser ;nt,
mates ITS understanding that MIR. john Quincy A.
dams has been engaged for a couple of wear, pas,
IN learned and laborious investigation with =
view to prov" that tie llo'h Psalm ofDd>id WIS
never mi'ud'd to he onc Palm, lu was ntcn-
d'd to =" cut unto 10 part, short metre The
venerable cNPrtS'Gtm has = taste for tie ditIjrlt
and novel as well in literature rs politics and if is
not impossible, therefore, that such a work NAV Lc
lOrhcomirg,' one of these DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
ENPISGING RESOLUTIONS
VA y "a SEG RBAL PROXIMITY


virtue OF the last will aud testament of thc late,
hiiiopher Anthony, the undersigned will sell
d' Funilc auction on Saturday, the 18th of Fehrna-
~ next, tint valuable and commod,ous House and
Lot ylnc on Franklin Hill, in the town OF Iynch
DUfe 81 winch his testator resided ut the time OF his
"'d'h. he Improvements consist Of 4 large and
spacious Dwelling House, with eight rooms the ne
crssfH out houses, office &c, all lael, erected and
IN nrst la;c order. The Lot is well enclosed aud
hoth yard and ealden in high state Of improvement
Indeed, tins is certan, OF the most desirable IA
mlIy resldtnces. IN the town of I.ynchhurC.
TtrmS-Four, eight and twelve months credit .
negotiable bonds, with personal security and deed
OF trust on the property. {. l.. MOSBY,
adm. irith the trH onnered, of C. intLony. dec
The subscriber also, trustee. under deed made
by alr. Anthony, of date the 9Th july 1875 and dn
" recorded III Campbell count offers for sale the
Grls and Saw Mill, with twelve acres of Land at or
near the mouth ef Fishing Creek and invites persons
ues'rous of purchasing TO call on him. This pro-
perry will also be sold, the 18th day of Februarv
at public auction aud the same terms as the fore
going. CT NOSDV
" Sale t" be conducted by John r D. Payp.,
AoeGoue-r.
Jan - ,l3Fif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
ARk..sAs.--Th. Lizzie Rock Gaselte an

KkNNSaS.--Th' LHilc Rock Ga7tIIe an
nounecs tie meeting 81 H." Convention ef The
TrffnfN. Members firm all he cetaii's with
tie exception al tIirs) apf,arcd in ttcr sea', the
Gr,' d.. JoiS Hu.soN, 'r Clarke comfy, Vas
closenpr sident, and {. p. BER rnvNp, Secretary,
ofthc Convention. After the organization, re,-
olulion was offered hy Nr. RoASE, tint il Is e.
peditm f., This GourfHtioH 10 procetf Ia Jorm n
Constitution and State GOrsrAmtat--wl,ch sas
adopted. With oa, orc dissenting voice, (Nr. " A.
KrR 81 lismpsead)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

.iors indian DiHcHhics--Wc are indebted to
GENT, man Of this city (>avs the Savannah Geor-
Fi0n Of Il, 2Glh inst. for the use Of letter ad-
drsscd 10 him, and dated Columbus, Geo, Janna-
~ 2otll HE letter states that plan Of the Greek
Indians, supposed to be friendly, TO fire the city
OF Columbus, and attack il during the confession,
bad l0s tetn discovered, BY the conicSsion Of a
haii-Lresd named Marshal. Great excitement had
been created and prompt measures for safety d.
do2tcd
The Columbus Sentinel, Of the 22I inst. state.
that Information had been communicated, which
justified a fear that Columbus was BY no mrars
on ot danecr--t!is probably al'udcs to ,hc above
stated discovery TIE Sentinel saws that the
'teat> o. t!c sa,arcs have been loud and violent
\ town meeting had been held to take measures to
pun The place in state Of defence
- 'em't'd tsNys tho same papcr,) ,hata large
"u'''oei "' me Creek Indians, particulars, those
belonging |" the Hrchucc and Fuchcr ,tiboS ar.
At tins time abSen, from THEN hangs and A., ,,,,,
posed TO be Cooperating withthc Scn;,nIes j., FL;
Ga. returning from that section flushed u III, tL;,
temporary success, there is no calc,,,,;n, ,,L.,
they may next attempt. Dark, Mailman, sa,,ar.,
and trcachcrous, il leEovcs tie fron,ie, x..,,,.
to be prepared I, give a good account q, ,h...,
should hostinos be mcdiiated. They dare Nh,
be trusted. They may be calm as summer c,o,
ming towards you to-day, and have the mu,aerons
knife al YOUR throat TO morrow. Let not he l,l
ed into fancied security, which nav be fatal 10 II.
in the end
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
C0NGHf,aS !ON\r


SoS''l'L'S!ON\l-.
IN SfNiti.-i he loint resolution, wIiehn...#
@" 'h' 'ions' "i Representatives. on the % ., r..
delivering raioa, TO fh" ihhahitints cc i9,.,s
suffering II IN indan depreda,cn> and ir,,...
''"ns, "as passed. J.. Tie Senate On the foN.u;.,
Monday he only other subject of in,prrs, H..
fore that hody, IS Nj. Z nton's Resolutions +.
the discussion ri winch Mr.. Buchanan uccY.4
nearly III" "ioie OF the day on the l>t ins,
llorsE OF Observation-Disclosures opr h.,
the House las teen principally occupied win ~.
tons and private Ills
The Al ll;ion q0c,tio: was debated On u
day la>,, a!r. Hammond. of $ C.. snr,L
,vo Eo,.r< j., =, NJ T,,L; r :,
'''S>' WHO
''O ""'''>>'o M IL 'oS' on previous day,
Mr. Adam : resolution, proposing the appoint.
m@nt of ii committee to caG,iic into the r..a..,,.
III, loss Of tie For,;,,c,t;o, lor TL,oo Nan
nm -. ,..,...#.....#...[ ,,''''"l)
=, -, ''''' " S'''' 0hatf
u'H' "SH''" "e " ds'''''foA Correspondents tn
Baltimore Parrot speak in tie hi9hcs. l,rs>#f
culogv Of the eaot.s Of Mr. Evan, Of n ,,r,=4.j
Mr. Had, :, H.. .:,..,.,,
~; :. -, "''' ~
" Use IN aSeilling tit loss al HAT LII I" 1c e.l,e
pursued l'y Nj. Can'bfelcnr, in IT fu>ing to na.c
a rep n from tho mmiti,e of cent, rracp, and
lcrcl,, ,r,.,.s,,,;,.. M. ,,,;.,, ,.r u,,u
i, '''''' "
'po" NJ
N"'">' '"aea'ariy M 'iardIn' whose canstit
sly was once compared by John Randolph toll,
operal,anS ola knife whetted on Lri,l-h,, "
! Evan, uas. su,,oedadb, Ar E,,,,o,.fN r
:, -, .,,l.l -, ;.#..l;.l .,.c, ~
,,;,,, &C ,,.o..,l.,,;,......,,.', .:,,.
......,.=..}..,., '''"' i',V'
''''' ~ "',' !" S"H' ""' "''n "'i
Pro'"ol'''H Ne s'q"ti vii SHOW. We copy the
folio" ing letters on 'fc subject:
/ Correspondence tthe Pult;wore (5roni,l
WAsuiNGroN CRY. jan %
The answer SO much cypcclcd and SO an,i,uly
/ locked for, which was 10 crush Mr.. Wise =, ls.,
under the fire of inyecive. has made il, amman.
aucr, and Nh BNnun,, tie champion Of ihr admin
>,ra,or, ecnm,nc,d il his nInrnipr pxgreI
proceed an, fur,lerI VII ,r,va :. ,.aa,f>,.
ton" Of this conference.-the is small in ,f,raI,
delicate in hea' & .xceedinrl, ralc. nj, oc>,nr,,
! ar" Vehement, and lis r,r fn, & in ac.1 ,l.,,y
with hi, sl3iri'. The circua>,aucrs n,lrr Which l..
rc.c ,cr, ,.,,l; ,t,,,,,,.n ""''" ~
motives, ANA had attributed 10 him = sir. IN draw,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

Mr.. Gcoree Robbins, the celebrated auct,oneer
IN London, held great sale of 10000 acres Of
aud nraf the Elk river in Eirginia, ON the Sd Of
December The land WAS put in lots OF from 800
to 5000 acres, which produced from two and six
pence 10 SIX shiIline> (,icriine) tic acre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

H0"'dfe Nurder.-The ST. Louis Me. Re.
publican gives the following tragieal details. c,
''''''d from the letter of correspondent in Gala
way countS in that state:
judy Israel u. Grant, of the count, If Gala.
way, IN returning last evening fron, Fulton T., his
residence, was attacked and murdered n;,h, hal,
mi'c ct his own house. He Was shockinrly man.
e''d' having been stalled 81, or seven inns. III,
,''foa' was cnt nearly to the bone ofthc neck. and
ne considerably br"sod, apparently with 4 club.
e. M""E ro"cat nation OF circumstances seems to
"A 'h' gum OF TINS horrid deed upon one of the
'I'i'n's own negroes. The vilhiny Of ,I,o ,,r-
re'raior OF this deed is aggravated bv the known
TACT mat Judge Grant was one Of tho best and mos,
ind"lgent masters '''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

~. ron, an Official documon, published by order
OF the New York Legislature, it appears that ,b,
,S'a' amount OF Banking Capital employed in that
r r'''e Is S3l,1Sl 400. The applications now be-
.o,e Inc Legislature for new Banks compris. an
surrogate amount of new Capital of A27 POS. 600
o. New York ''"' III wv CIV,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

BATTLE OF WYTHLACOOCHEE.
EI tract Of a Letter from an Officer ofthe .irmy,
to Al. friend in WoshirgsoH. dated Jdnuory
10, 1886
You vii ser from GA C!mcl.'. official let
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

" United States Bank Stock sold a, phl.,.
oe'ph'a' on the ao'' ul'. for sia,l cash, and fo,
sl2si 20 1876 on.;r,o W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
,,, ,one .;nee Gel. Parish. of Middle Florida, vi

no, long since Gel Parish Of Middle Florida, with
about leo men, saw a smoke in tie direction ei
WctnmI IA, aud marched for that place as fast as
tossblcs Just before he arrived lhcre, he was fl
red on tv abuu, orc hundred Indians. ki,r an
engagement of on. hour, the Indians reiroaed,
4 leaving seven killed. Two white inrn were ~oon-
/ ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

ter, giving M account of the battle, thai he say.
nothing ct himself. uas IN lis battle. cad allow
me 10 say to YOU respecting Inn What saw and
kho" to he tue. Throughout tic vnpar, ueni he
wits ~ ihc .1otost oft.s II 1t. lis la,so was shot
under r'n' IN IN places, nh; X a.id hip. A bali
passed 'bro"Ghhls 90 Ell ring tie front ard pas
sing ont Il, the .a'k part ii tie top. Another
ball passec 'hrIdti the sleeve :" lie birdie arm oi
his roat. This a,s hiN hattie, aud ! may not
BE- me h.si luIcc, b,h | do rot believe ,lat ANY
man even DISPLAYED mere Intrepid courage than
Gen. {. Id oh lbs occasion. Al one nlouem d
little confusion occurred among tie troops III CON.
sequence OF some suldefsel,Iue H.. word Retire :
! he General Immediately ,irsw himself IA trent
Z al the men, and his lur>e staggering under HIM,
he dismountcd, advanced 10 lie ironi, and amidst
shower oi bullets from til. Indians said that be-
] fore he would show hrs aek Ia he emmy nc
would d" upon the fell. Tie liph and tii,alric
bearing OF tie General tlnd.d among tie men an
enthusiasm which believe was never ,urpass, 4.
A gallant charge followed, wiioh routed and drove
the enemy from til. fell. and hey did no, again
slow IT,, n,,,lv,.. We kept he field aLou, ll.rcc
hour, and den r,eiossed lie li,tr Ia good order,
and without Disturbance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

TIE Election contest before the Committee Of
The House "i Representatives, in which Gen. New.
land contests the seat OF Mr.. Gr.lam, from one Of
i've North Cuoiina Districts, lyns in thc South
Western corner oflle State, has occupied hc at
icutontiun If thc Committee of Elections. The
dispositions 10 prove thai lie sitting member was
returned by Illegal votes, arc numerous aud curl
on, and ii seems very probable that the pcitron-
CT, who Is sustained ~ all III. J ,k>on influence,
IN and out of Congress, will succeed in busting tie
gentleman WHO now represents the District. The
Norlh Crroina Jackson Representatives ,alcu-
late confidently on tie success VI Gen. New
land
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

TIE committee in the Ohio Legislature To
whom al lire petit ors for new BanhS, had been
f,rr,d lac reported against the c,podicnct Of
SION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
DOMESTIC ENTEEfEGEStE r..
Cn,nirsTo>, Jan. p.
THE INDIAN " AR.

The Indian disturbances are assuming more
.erious aspect tian ever Iar prompt measures
already adopted fer ID suppre ssion, appear Il"
be still behind the nctessities oil tie case.
We learn THAT ON the arrival oi the u hod
States troops al -. Augustine, the militia under
Gen. UrRN,Nprz were despatched To afford ns-
sistance to MAJ. PrrStM, 10 bfins in tie sounded,
&c but fears we're entortanod Tint the Indians
NIGH, get between the troops Of Mayor furNtm
and st. Augustine. and eul them OIL
St. Augustine itself was Still considered in IA
Their critica state, IL u melt h. approached by
means of boats Shout, the Indian, bc made aware
OF lis situation.
A son of Judge Goulp, WHO was engaged IN
the action at ANplRsoN's plantation, Locamc de-
tachcd from the man hoaH OF the militia and got
OIL small Island, called Pelican Island, from
which he was distinct, heard 10 call for assistance,
bu, from the peculiar circumstances IN which they
were placed, no >aooor could hr afforded Inn,
and there is every reason 10 snpfo'e that he was
killed BY the Indians.
Great fears wcre on'crtaiar' Tor Captain
DnANr', command, who Ind LETT P,rulata .oms
time previous, with about Oh men, as an escort 1t
a quantity of provisions, e. for Camp King. No
thing had been heard from Gen. CliNcn, u, lh'
latter Mace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

FtnrrortKI Ar IIosros.--A gentleman resi-
ding IN Purchase street informed MS Ills morning,
ihat, about quarter before 3 o'cl,tk. ,lcic were
three distinct shocks ii a1#,ai,iquak,. Tie Nv"
inst were slight but the thld wassfvrIc, and ,hoot
his housc Somueh, that he, ten ln np up and mo,
ing about ON account Of Si,lnrs> IN ic family lost
command Of his ice,, and Cor ten 81 fifteen seconds
'oltcr,d onSdrrahv Il, the door owed ,n,i, him.
On making inquiry, We learn that similar shock
was i'lt IA various palts o II CITY, A. lhc same
hour, and "Hs accompanied hy loud nus. ~.
scmilng the rapid passage of a mail coach over .
paved street. Hostoa Jronscy7Jt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

\ motion made n the present >rs>onef the
Legislature of P.nn>, wanna, " tit II" C!r,k Of
the House be- requested to furnish each member
with a PAR Of skatcs for his amusement during tie
Christmas hoidays"lil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

n nnmb"ro Of passengers who carc in TIE team
boat lI'l"m Gibbons, hom Charleston, have
published -,atcmrnt in mhi,l, ,h', mpu'r tie cx.
pIoslou To the carce>SnrSS Of the III mess Of he cup
nc'rard o"prts. ii,sn.rnlionll Attic hoi!rrvas
believed t. y" IN very imperfect condition pre-
Nlou> To thr Noya"c, Lot that with tn, ior,knov-
lc'h 81 danger. anrAcP>. 81 >fram was puu ON in
order 10 obtain the credit Il ~ ihnl> Tor ir ,c.-
sci, by winch the accident w. cuf,cd Cru,nr.
too strong can scared. lie arplcd to such con-
duct.