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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

interested, Lad been Frustrated, and de
prosperity Of the country materially rn,.,j-
other words, l..at View York was iIfed of y.
Presidents, though the world never ,;,y -. '''d
parcr Inc Of tuIers-ani that, prol.,,,..,
anconneeted with the opposition, MOI raa,,..,.I
fenderediefccr by HE y dr, tolhe ilu,rri.s,. !.
gilman, who thcn guided the hea. a.lI v,,oI
lately sunk 10 the tomb, she sought aialligo,.
The base elements oi~hchlhato opposition Ma. '''
posed 10 effect his overthrow. 70 This
Martin Van Buren,, then just bcrnno, +, -.
N political conflicts, Nc are told by hi, end
i utter, gave :. d decided" supDotI- Sb.ll
friends OF Madison now reward him for hi, ,.
y to that great aud good man, bv ele,atin, ill.,.
the Presidency! Shall Virginia vote for Inn, =.
dt that early day, sought TO destroy her in1a.
IN the public councils Shall the SoniI
him, who 50 soon began to manifest hi, ie,l
OF Southern men and mea,ares-,n1 wiz,
courts her votes by an affected but hojlo,v ~,
neae helous friendship! We will not believe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
Your most OBJ servant and friend,
ISAAC \. JONES.

Mas. llll.-Ml>. Hi has embarked at New
York lor Grcecc. Tine Rev. Mr.. Naughant the
Foreign Secretary of the Board of Missions ac-
companIed hcr 10 he Hook, where lie took leave
of her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
IMPORTANT CONFESSION

/. L..
...., "ff'"'' 10 ''f Wei
'''' '''o"'' III MASSACHUSETTS, TO drop his nam,
ana to-Yo'e Tor an Baren-and wcwo / e,n,
cially invite the attention Of oar r.,.l.r. -: -
soniogs, which are copied, with mark, NJ. ,a...
baton, into the New York or,an If the -, .
party, the Evening Post: II SAYS.
9 1t is believed by the writer Of tI,i.,r,i.l.#,
While a large number of the citizens of tin, Can
mon" ralth prefer Mr.. Van Buren to all otir, c.,
NJ U,i',a., ,''''''' u p' ", ""'e WHO prefer
lbrir ,erool cbo;ce rI,.,a.,s''a. ~ o"Ffn ak
are sufficiently obvious. Aside from n.,r,, 'a''o'
lions, III. ida Earen occupies q DOSifiou 1ot ma
f"mH4 dV'reW from Mot Of M. Htbae,
70 ''.''' t""""l''s Oh the great inter
nI,,l,.a If ,,.yillo o,.a,, NJ Is
Wel>t4r. IN the ,rni,n ao,;,,., I,I,ta ''''' -".
FieaiIy Ia n jaiieious protection ot aome5, IN
""tfH ms ctf1os o" all 9atSttoAs coRnfctti nt,
s''e'' - "i S"'S'e"''"'g mr. SANE. " lthoat 90
VI ''' Two olr
larr,oo-it is sufficient +, ~,y ,, ,'el''''
Unable they may be as individuals. and il ;,, NJ,
intended to detract from thcir merts-thcy am.
','' '''e' ''"s Known II, ln' quarter or 80 iaf
,;,,',,',,''. ,,,''' 90 f,''9'' ny ''''r pos.
measures, which never have received. and os,,.
can receive, the support Of the he people of Mas.
s'eh"Ne't'.
"mIe tie Van Buren, prints III the South are
charging the Wings with Il design to vote for Nrl.
s'ef what says one OF their Northern conedcrates2
t;,,,, met -, l.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

OuR FRENcn RElArmNs.-Wc are eritlicd to
learn through gentleman ol h5b standing IN p.
rs, and one intimate with the councils Of tie
Ming, that Minister IS shortly 10 be sent to til,
country, 10 restore diplomatic relations, and At
The same liolc the cordj aal hIad feeling, winch
ought always 10 subsi,t between the t"2 nations.
Ll-br.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

Adnel was fought ON Saturday, 18th inst, oppo-
site Nichsburg, between Col. Quava and Mr.
CnnnIngh ham. The former gentleman was shot
through The heart at the first Gre-he latter narrow
ls escaped, the ball passing through his clothes.
" o. Bee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

1t is stated that the revenue which has accrued
at the New York custom-housc dnrne the last tw o
quarters, exceeds nine miHioa otdoitars,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

New ORLEANS AND nashville RAN RoAp-
The Council Of the first municipality of y Orleans
has it in contemplation TO subscribe amillion Of dol
lars to this road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

l.. lie tt.4-.. ,f4tll Il
l.,;,.., ,I... 49,, - i, .;o.,,a the
....I f,l..,,..y.,r,. T6.f.Ir,I;,f.
,>......, - .I;.,,i.,. fact
,....,.. ,t,.,4 H., f.I.=i... ,.f H.. Boston
y Fill. t.I,,,....,,,. lr,r. }, ,,,cba,
-. p,,, I,., .,.I linn, i, ,a,ir ell,r,, +, D.
.. n III 49,. ia,n,I,
b,,,,., r., In, :. p,,,. ,.rfy bot were only any
,..Ii..g ,.,yy,,I. f;,e,t
g,ii,j, lb5n Var. (Which had been deemed the
L,,t,,,gt If NATHAN. ,,ta the Cliotoni,n repobIi-
can, discovered ,,,a,l,erl they m,,r hermit u, to
,D,t the. ,r,oI vera, f,nli,lI, !, 1o;rinr lben,-
.,f,,.. viii, 3, marry, ,,l, a.rmad lbr War hy far
,z:Ll,, ....t#ii E.,4,
''o ''''' ,a"' VI NV o','.' num- N''e'
S"9h2, Nafoa Cill'"adta' II. u oi's' ana other
Hartford GonYention,t,, If thcy really believed
rIa Nir. Madison and hi, friend, had conc too far
a. d...I ,r;o., #,,.f.l ,o,#,II,,# r,.li.ll !,
~. ~ y
y '''' al ''',
~ company, y II order 10 ADOPT "a more decided
poIicy'' Ii War WIS too bad for them, WHY did
thry % TO Clinton for relief VIII, wished IN adoot
..,,, ,,,,,.,, = ,,,.,,.,. l,.,,I....,,,I .,.l
A"'' 'i'''e" N'""e Will 1t 'o"u nave oee" } oi"
more decided c1arActets 1t Is sand That Tie
lnllcl, although he rlicules the .cfelultv of the
Christian. !, himself lb,#mo>t rredalous beino IN
.,..,,;.. :, ...;.,.. #.....,I..
'''''''' >i"'e g." ''quH'S Vastly h'"'e ldi'' 10 o'
1T 10 ''.N' Juan II 'o'' 10 S''ose 'oe
''',' - S''''' '','"s'
wa s''''' VT nav 'I'l'' '''' sun 'e"'iN 10
''''' "'o ''''ss - N's'' '''''' III '''e 'ee'' u
~ "'"'' 'a'"'e' d I'"Po>'"o"-'o VIII "'d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

The Little Rock \rkao>,>) Advocate states
that the FIRST body of emierilne Greeks, 23OO IN
number, who left New orlraH, short time pre-
viouS, were landed at Rot> Roe on the ooh July,
Oh their way to then Now country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

Characteristic .nccdotc.-The Philadcpl
National Gazette tells the following anecdote d
the little Magician. 1t shows the manner in WIid
he has mormed himself INTO the affection, of In
Chief, to have served under whom he tell, as /,
glory enough for him:
Mr.. Van Buren, said to a lady. that the Pres.
dent was the greatest man that ever appeared ID
this country or in any other, in any ace Of rF
world. Ihe lady SAID, | shall tell tie Prc,ilr
what YOU think of him. Do not, | pray you, SAD
MIR. an Buren,, for the President cannot bear d
hear OF his own praise. The lady, howrye,
thought otherwise, and made the communicate
Ia" President. striking his hands together win
passionate emotion-" \" said he . an B~u
LOVES me ~
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CASH FOR WYyEAT.

'S'il' SUBSCRIBERS tone door above Richard "
tersl will give the highest market pticc Tor
Wheat throughout the SEASON.
BOOTH & LACY.
july IF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The following is the statement of the vote
Governor of North Carolina at the late election
For Dudley (Whg) 3l.S2o
For Spaight Van BUREN, 26,S22
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

norc i'arttkc PrHt'rz.- About thirty or for
~ good eompo>ltors are wanted in New-Orleans,
as many OF those vino hal been there, have vol
uulecred 10 % AGAINST the McNcan>.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

From Tie Tallahassee li,rai,aa, 1aga,t Il.
NoLt NrIrRs.--No inteth 4ence las vet been
received from the tennessee volunteers, succ the
return Of Maj. WASHINGTON and Gapi. Perkins
1t Is expected however, that they will report ilor-
ida as being quite a, heajl.n =, the country Wlrrr
they are at present cue.uupcd We arc happy lo
sla,e that there Is compliant of sickness anooe
the Florida troops, stuee TIN disappearance ul tle
measles.
HuRRtniE.-A ftu DAYS since a parry al
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From the Fredericksburg irrna, ia, Ia
CAPT. WI. G. COOKE

1t gives rs very great pleasure to say tia, i.
gentleman was not killed, in the assam, -. o''
Antonio, as, on the authority of tie New Ola, %"
papers, as well as Of private letters, We ,n,s'
ccd in our paper of Tuesday last We ,i' ''.u''
sympalhise with his tamil and friends tia, i,s,.'
power 10 make this contradiction. which vnJ ''"'
the authority of a letter from a friend in No.. ~ ="
leans, under date of January Sd, an c,rac, f,,.
which, as Of general interest, we suhion D.
ftrring 10 "A previous letter, in which he had na'
toned tie report of Capt. COOKIES death WA.
correspondent says,
"ln an hour afterwards saw and ron,e..,l
with DR.. Archer, Branch T. Ar,her) form.,I' ~
Va, who * one of the Commissioners from ill.,
Provincial Government of Texas, mo arriyglb.,,
Yesterday morning. He assured me than c,'ia
was mol killed, ilat he acted wit, galabiry IN I'm.
attack, which wa, made by 800 only, hdbyCo NJ.
Ian. Milan and one ether Tcxian were ki,a r..
wounded, and himself and the whole garrison m.
Gliding nearly AGO, who were marching 10 rbr ala
OF the garrison, made prisoners They sla,. j,
round numbers, the capture OF 5000 stand Of small
arms, u pieces OF cannon, SEQ horses, and III
1900 prisoners. / lie prisoners are not reiired
bur are sent out Of Tie country. They say 4 !, A
pltS To Kill them, and they are too expensive 10
keep. There is not now an armed MEXICAN In np,.
as. The Commissioners and all the TcNaas Who
are ere, aud there are many, are in high spirits
new Convention is called, To meet on lhs ll
March, when ii i, said Declaration of hiepen.
dencr and entire separation from Mexico silI lv
made. Contrary 10 my expectations, almost all
that have met with wish 10 come into oar nar
ii tHch Sam Ill take ,hem--whirh I hope he
viii. The emigration to Texas, both 70,
uniecrs for The army and settlers in families, ,sr,
mcnsc. The fear is HAT the influx viii prai,cy
IA scarcity in The country. They are organizing a
standing army, and their only fear is that they al
not be able t" fced the troops. They viii he ever
run with volunteers, aud Won need no, be siupr.
srd To hear that they are carving the War inc
Mckee. There arr ambitious spirits enough
abroad, ready and anxious tor such an enter.
prize
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
SELECT ions.


NE" oRtrANs, jan
TExas.--Gen. Mehia arrived in III. l.
Saturday, from Brazoria, Texas: and on Il my On
day, in the Texan vessel of war Lih,r,, ahe
Col. 5. Austin, Gen. Wharton and Ohio. "'fSed
Texas delegation TO IKE United State y !. Tie
object is, we believe, to procure arms. onn. Hen
provisions and volunteers. 'hilon,
Meetings have been called in di(,ero,,
Texas TO discuss tie propricty of an in,. r's Of
declaration Of independence. At Bra7na;.,' 'alaie
which lace only We know the result. ,h.' lfon
was unanimously in favor of,le measure ,ens
next number, If we can find room. W. Win ~ er
an excellent speech OF Gen. Wharton nm i puohl
jcct. "l'
The Provisional Government i, ac,;,..l
pied in making arrangements for the d,,.,a' 'e'u'
country and the better administration of ii. u lie
Twcni, new municipalities haze been t,ra VIZ as'
Il army has been provided for by l,. and
enactment. 9s'"'O
Four hundred volunteers arrived r.
nitrd States during the week ending ~, ;, u" l.
nit. Numbers Of. we'll armed, able ,a ne 18a
lutte men continue to pour in from ba ''' :. 'fso-
States. ''"u
We are sorry that eur limited space ,o.1..
vents us from giving further details. F'e
Tue 1mtrifoo
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No. @ u. PdSc"t 10 VI Forsyth.
TRANSIT ALTON.
,snI<GroA, Dire. !, 1885.

tSniN1ipA, VIZ i, 1000
=. the Hon. JonN Forsyru
Secretary of State Of the United States
Sur On the lllll of September last | had the
hooor, az | was authorized, To read To YOU a de
>p'tch which III, eNcrcncy the minister OF For
rigu Ailats had addressed 10 me On the 18th Of
June previous, respecting The stale of the relations
hc;wcen France aud the lul,d States. The Oh
lcCt OF thu. communication VAS 10 make known to
the Cabinet OF Washington, in II form often tnl-
pIoyrd, the point u view fem which the king's
Government regarded ,hr difficulties between the
two ooGntiitS and Ia indicate the means by which
IN its opinion, they might he terminated in a man
nvr honorable 10 both Governments. | was also
authorized to allow ven, in case YOU should desire
~ 10 take a copy Of this despatch; but oo&trary
10 the expectation which iii plomallc usage i'll such
cases permitted me TO entertain, YOU thought pro-
per TO refuse to request it.
regretted this resolution of yours, sir, at the
time, because, in the frs, place, appeared to be
AT variance with (s'etartr de) that conciaory spi-
ri which 50 particularly claractcrzcdth the conmu-
n'caton us mace 10 You aud ncNt, as j, seemed
in manner TO deprive the Cabinet of Washing
ton of Tie means OF knowing, in iheir full extent,
Tic views II the king's Government, of which an
attentive examination of the Duke tie Broclie's
letter could alone have enabled ii TO form "A inst
estimate. These regrets, sir, hive not diminished,
and al the moment when the President is about 10
communicate To Congress the state of the relations
'e'"een france and the United States, consider
us''ni and h"ccSSafv torthe interests ofal to en-
dca'or to place him in possession Of all tho fact.
winch may afford linn the means OF giving an CA
ac' accorn' of the real dispositions and views of
the kine's Governments on the subject oi the exis-
ting difficulties.
With this intention, and from desire to ncclcc,
nothing which, by offering 10 the American Gov
crnment another oppcriu' iiy OF making itself ac-
quainted infinitely with the highly ooncilia,ory sen.
tncnis otllls Maicsty's Government, may con,r-
butte 10 restore good understanding between the
Cabinets Of Paris and Washington, have the no.
nor 10 transmit to YOU copy Of the Duke dc Bro.
giles despatch, and 10 request you to place ii un.
der the eye Of the president.
embrace this opportunity, sir, To renew 10
You the assurance of the high consideration with
which hsvr the homer. &c. a PAGEOT.
No lO.--My. Forsyth to H. Pnseot
DEPARTMrNr OF STATE,
Washington. 3D. Dec. 1885.
Sn: had Yesterday the honor to receive y our
otthe Isl inst .ah thr accompanying paper,
purpor'ing To be a copy u letter, addressed, un-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

have the order OF your Government, given IN con-
sequence Of the recall Of Mr.. Barton, to lay a.
side the character OF Charge d A!!ares OF the
ing Of France near tie Government OF tie l.
nircd States. Tie protection oi III" Federal Co
yernmenl,s due, and viii, oil course, be extended
sou, during The timc necessary or your prepara-
ratiOns 10 return 10 Farce.
] am, sir, with erea, consideration. your obedicnt
servant, JOHN FORSYTH.
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II Ec!nNfc TeNchtr Wanted.

Two a Lady qualified to instruct in the various
l. branches usually taught in the hes, Female
Schools, salary of 500 and her board, will be
given, 10 take charge of a School, at tie Tabcr-
naclr, in the county Of Bedford, Is miles West of
Lynohhure. 1t is proposed that the School shall
be opened the first of March, and close on the
last of December. forming session of 10 months.
On the 4th and 9th of July, an Examination will
take place, hen asacation ottwo weeks will be
evrn.-Applicanis will b. expected to furnish
satisfactory testimonials. For further particulars
reference is made to the Editors If the Nirginian
Bedford, Jam Is its
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TIKI SUBSCRIBERS,

Dealers IN SHkond Fancy Goods, lutiy Of l3l, Pear
Street. Netp- York
TNAkE this method of informing their friends
l. thar, IN consequence Of the destruction of their
Store, by the late calanous fire. they have removed
In the large, new aud convenient building. No. 81
Liberty Street between broadway and Nassau Stretts
on the ground formerly occupied by Grant Thofburns
Seed Store. aud Immediately contiguous to tue Civ
and other Hotels. The loss they will sustain will he
hut tritling and their stock the approaching sea
will be- entirely they hope offer increased
facilities TO purchase rs OF goods IN their line.
COMST0Ck & ANDREWS,
New York, Jan. tw ia
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ANDREN JACkSON.
WAsnrSoroN, Jan. Is, 1886.
DEPARTMENT OF SrArF,
washington, January -, 1886.


The Secretary Of State has the honor 10 Law be.
fore the Presidents copy of report made 10 him
III June last, and OF letter addressed 10 this De-
parment by the late Minister Of the Government
Of France, with the correspondence connected
with that communication, which, together with IA
late correspondence between the Secretary OF State
and the French charge d'Afaircs Of the United
States, at Paris aud dc Duke de Broplic, already
transmitted to the President t. be communicated to
Congress viii, his special message relative thereto,
are the only papers in the Department OF State
supposed 10 be called for b, the resolutions ofihc
Senate oi the l2lh inst.
II will b. seen by The correspondence with the
Charge d a flares Of France, that a despatch to
hir. from the Duke &c Broglic was read to the
Secretary, at the Department, in September last
1t concluded with an authority to permit a copy TO
be taken III was desired. That despatch Icing
an argumtntaliy answer to the last letter Of Mr.
Livingston to the French Government, and in af-
Grmanco OF the right OF France 10 expect explana-
lions OF the message ot tine President which France
had been distinctly and timely informed could not
lie given without tisr, gard by the Chief Macis-
lrate Of his constitutional obligations, desire was
expressed 10 oblalna copy II beng ohyons, I'M
proper toreccryc an argument i'll il form which adj
nlittcd OF no reps {, and necessarily unavaiIine
10 inquire how much or how little wonld satisfy
France, when Ler tiphl TO any such explanation
had been, beforehand, distinctly and formally
denied
All which is respectfully submitted
JOHN FORSYTH.
Tic above mcssases and documents having been
read,
Mr.. CLAY, WHO bad come into the Senate ,ln-
rim tie reading OF the Documents moved that they
be printed, AMI referred to the Committee ON For
cign Relations.
Mr.. Ri CllA\iN took occasion TO express,
briefly, his high appreciation of the message
Mr.. CALHOUN rcjoned III speech OF some
fcneth, 10 HE directly contrary effect.
MIR. CUTIlBERT added some remarks when
MIR. CLAWS motion was agterd TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

a bra"l Of a most disgracetul character took
place in Charleston, S. G. recently. ftur er i've
young gentlemen exchanged pistol SLOTS in the opf"
streets of that city. Their names are Wn. VIVA
lev, Thobrick Pinclncy, two Bovces, and Greg
The latter was shot in the abdomen, Pinchne' IN
the hip, and Boycc in the os Hum. Its moi a'cer'
tanned whether the wounds are mortal. The rem
counter grew ont of a contest for the PRESIDENCY
Of a Society in Columbia College.
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURES.
uorsE OF DELEGATES.
.SatVyfau. Jan. 10.

q, motion Of Mr.. Mnrdaush, Committee 9'
p.,nl,,,ionar, Ciaims was added TO the Staha-
;np committees of the House. Tie following e,n-
tlrmen were appointed said committee VIZ
Me.sts. Gilmer, Mnrdaagf Chapi',", 7'' "ie.,,
,as,;n son,ha,l. Voolfolk, Dorman, Cruchheii.
Gripald., Brown of ~, Rogers, fickerson' and
On molten Of Mr. Cru.chfcd, leave was gwen
+, briuc in bill incorporating tie Great hana"l'a
Land. Timber Salt Coal and Iron Company 'of
mining and agricultural purposes.
Leave was also given 10 bring IN bill 10 moor
pora,e the United States Copper Mining Comra-
nv. for the purpose of mining i'll copper and o'i''f
minerals in tie Stat, OF Nirgina.
On motion of MIR. Dorman, the Committee OF
Schools ana COLLEGES WIS instruccdto inquire INTO
the cxpcdiency Of establishing, in connection WIN
Washington College, in lie county oi h'cNorlaee'
a Militar, School and substituting said school III
lien OF the Public Arsenal AT that pl &C, as the de-
nosi,ory of the public arms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

BALTIaoEE RrorrRs.-Nnc If the pcfssm
convicted of parlc patLg in the riots and burning,
OF August last have been sentenced to fine and lm
prisonnen--Ihreo of them To fine of 800 each
to years imprisonment, and, at The expiration,
thereof, 10 enter into approved rrcognsances for
$1,000 each, to keep the peace for twelve months
the otler six To onc-hal' of the above fine, inprl.
soument, and rccoenisanccs.
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in fart. no, onl, is there nothing unusual in that
form not only is il employed in the intercourse
between enc Government ard another. when
ever there is desire 10 avoid the irritation which
NIGH in,olun,arls arise from an exchange OF con-
Trajectory notes in diisrt controversy, hi reire-
ton on the circunsa nccs aud III. respective post
tons of the two countries will clearly size" that II
was chosen precisely in spirit OF Cancellation and
regard for the Federal Government.
I;nall,, sir, after having sad, II TIN ''o''r"-
mcnt Of the United States does no, give this assn
rauec,uc shall be obliged to think that 'lis nll>un-
dcrs,andinp is not the result oil an error, did not
add land the business will stop there" Thus last
error, however, is Of so little importance, that
hcsitai1d 10 notice u.
Receive. sr, the assurances ol my h'sh consul
crolion. Y. BROGLlE.
NJ. :. Hr BaYton IL m. Dixie dc Etogh'.
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1t is stated that the Seminole Indian, number
upwards of two thousand warriors, many lImsr,
however, are peaccahly disposed. The mischief
lately done by them in Florida, gives new proof
Of tho danger Of trusting to the peaceful DISPOSE
tons Of savagcs. The only SAT-, course with ibem'
is to be ALWAYS ready for defence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, January II.

MONDAY, JANUARY II.
The following message was sccCivcd from the
President ofihc United States:
TO the Senate ofthe tHittd States:
In compliance u ii the RI solution Of the Senate
Of the l2lb instant, transmit report Of the Sc
crctary 81 State, with the papers lrerin referred
To, which, with lhose accompanying the Special
Mrs>ag. tins day sem 10 Congress, are beloved to
contain all the information requested. The pa
pcrs relative to H., letter Of the late Minister of
France have Teen added TO those called for, thai,
lbe subject may be fully understood.
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The Legislature of New York have unanimous.
~ passed The bin authorizing The City ofNew York
To make the proposed sir miiiion loan 10 the Fire
Insurance Companies of that City--wh the view
10 relieve them from their difficulties occasontd
by the lae fire.
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Entire Stock of Medicines.

Hines Paints, Obs Brushes, Fruits, Guns, Pistoi4,
Brondies, Gin, Frncy Goods Glass Udp Soaps,
Perfumery Confectionery, Snnf$, Sugars, Chcr-
ing and Smoking Tobacco, Sc &c,
4 RE offered 10 persons disposed TO purchase, and
Z " greet inducements w be gwen TO any one or
more persons wishing To embark in business. The
success OF trade general, and the prosperity OF the
country furnish the strongest reasons for engaging III
trade AT This time. The Stock offered is not sur
passed by any in Virginia for quahiy rdriety and
hrgtneSs. Bills OF Goods will be sold rcr0 low.
HON Ell DAVIES.
Jan. II tsif
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disposition 10 come to some comnror,;.
subject ''se on h
On motion Of Mr. Daniel, tic a>cx -,
were ordered and the question heinc nm, ".a hoes
c'ded IN the affirmative by the following ,' Dc
ayes 81. noes fl. VOTE