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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-26
!: NEW GOODS.

IT HURXT'HAL 10 the new Brick Warehou sev
north west corner of the Canal Bridge has
just received from New York and Baltimo,,e e ~
very extensive &splendid assortment of r, ring
Goods, comprising
DRY GOODS, HARD WARE. GROCERIES.
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, To baccos
Sole S.Upper Leather, Calfskins, Mil g. X
Gut Saws, Rlacksmith's Vices and Grading
Scythes, warranted best German Scythes..
best longs S.ckaes, 4Shoyels, Spa .des and.
Hoes, King and Collins Axes, Br cad Axes
Adzes, fnt Iron and sifters, Sheep Shearss
Knives and Forks, Butchers and Sr4oe Knives.
Scissors and superior Razors, Bra ce and R;tts
Concave bright Augers, Horse & Wool sds.
Coffee Mills of various descriptions, a large
assortment OF Tuckup and Side Combs. OF the
Iurtieshell as well MS the CO N m n ivory
Combs, neck, IN 6 and dressing Combs.
common and Gum Snspender, Cologne Watar
IN bottles, silver Pencil Cas-, ,es, Violins ana
Violin strings, Powder-ho rms, Rappe snsa
Maccouba Snuff, zSzs
The Staple articles Of Dry Goods eou,;ss;s,
Brown and Bleached Muslirps of 4 yepv s,,,.a.
or quality nor commonly brought 10. s,,s mnr
ket Bed-ickine, Twilied Mnsiins sf various
colofs, and qualities fer Jackets and Pania-s
ICONS, foe everteens, Storment's Canton Flannel
Caiiifcooes, IiIa Gfnghans, fashionable p rinta.
stnPesAPlaids Crtlpes, Silks 10 great variety
ailk p shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and ether
Dataaho ffandke rchif fs, various dress Hand
kerchiefs Of tAe latest fashions. 6ae T,ca
Linnen Edgaag, Insertions, Footing. &c S,c
hne asselsment of the hest German and
~ Wnte Hose, Diaper, and Table Lir1nen. alss
large sortment of German & Irish Linnen.
1H s,fk = fobons in sets and otherwise, fashiona.
pc setting, =, velvet ribbon, cotton fringes.
Shoe thread SC. &c. =
WIN great variety Of oiher articles too nuna-.
fous TO partieulafize. ss3iF s.. f
Ladies ..F and gentlemen IN town and the sur-
Iounn'n country are Dnst respectfully invited
TO give hima. call and secure good bargains. :1s i
4 ~ ~ ASHTON, May IA, S36--- 2.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-26
go eben nerDalten.

Der fnter5siebHste, banfbar fur ertpisfens
s9unf, tbut 1sInen Srsuuben unb oem WubIi
eala hbsrbatipt hermit abmngspou stno, BAT
ct in ben Sesftdoten 0leuport, pbilabelpbta
uno Baltimore gepefsn iF, allmo er Elm sdu
senbes N1ortmeut 4:
S = il bjabr s. uno g MINER
..>-S@> QB aareny
ansefauft bat, rpelbes sr an, alten gtanoplab
cine 5bure msFlib pcm canal Tnebcn 6rn,
Jsbn 8ldds Wiubsbau6 gum Sd,ito Der GsIOs
del erbHnet bat. Solsfnees nnrfaBt eiueu
1beilieinss eusseosbutsn 2asers pon ~
Stapel ,lno 81 . bse QBaaren:
Blane, idp,parse. braune, ardne, ordb, aemilds
te ano bablia 3hber, eailImisr uno 6attiuett
i,osrlep 9lrt, Scmn1ertidDsr ano bic uerlbie.
oeultsu GIeieaussfade. +:
49,. Serner: ..-.:... -
s5oHnrb, Sta!ienKbe Geioe mnb eaneae,
5brpei,r Musliue. Nrar56Hfebe ginabams,
GOrus& &amme, Tafben Far fdoiss Gapenbifd,
Iabaf, batosH6Dsr @alicD's bon isoer gd,at
tiruua, Mstno Shanl; 8Ieptifte, Bispertien,
6aneQ, 8stt @oro, QReber91ise.
ebe nfoas: etn,opaFanbises aITortmsnt
sifernr 96fel.
3udrc cSaHse, Tbee, $gemarse, 3ibebs1.
Sin, 8 auop, @u,n.
poftreiu, 9isbot,. Muscat, glaret, Walaau
NeuOr!eans RoIaGss.
Meecieie unb bieIe anoete NrtifeE sperben Al,
ben biuieiten spreifen fas baar @sle ooer 2an.
oespreoatte abee(tst. = --
80. :Joirata W1psr8.
Canton Suni}14, 1886. z
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-26

In Canton gtarf Gauntp, Oble.
Der gne sbrnannle benad,tibti9t feiue tent:
fDen 2anbsIeate uue oas sesbHe publltan'
aterbaupt, edB I. aHssfansea Mirtbfdpaft 3il
bdtten, u. seuar Ia oetn bfesnrtten 9alis, gs'a
5bitoe oss sa5 ie;b eng sf irus", ftNber
betpobi,t .. Srn. ST. 9 Gmsn, aasa speflltsn
gnbe Der Ius earasras gftaBs. @s ipito fb
beitrsbeu ale ssene. Die ibn ,Nit ibrsm 2ufpfab
beebren, ,eurb bic bete u. biataFs Sshanelnns
,ufrieoen ;a dtsaet. Sein ocuS, Sbtrls,
Raebe une Staauas Wefben ftetS NIT 9lsn'
oerfsbsn iepn, mas erforoerIld, lit oie(sn
2sssde >lu entfpredpea.
gtnf alsenitein.
En6fsn NDAN1 1896 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
MEETING IT TIE SpblT.

II large aud respectable meeting oi the Demo.
notice, al the Sport, Campbell, the 18Th instant
(lchtndly the following proceedings took place.
Col. L.. l.. GHEATHAn was called To the Chair, and
X. y. P,LMER appointed Secretary. DR.. James
fanhes addressed The meeting, explaining its object,
whcnthc following resolutions were offered by hira,
aud adopted
Re.oitrd, That tive highly approve of the proceed
lugs III the iilcnds oi the administration, al amp
bell Count house on he 9Th instant, b, which our
wortlA representative VIM. Daniel, ,r. Esq. was no
minated. 10 represent in the next Legislature Of
Virginia.
Hsoifd, That WE will, rs heretofore, snc TO Mr.
Daniel olr warm and undivided support.
Resoieed, Tina, We do respectfully recommend TO
with Mr.. Daniel, sur friend and fellow -citi
Zen.---
Ressiryd, lererrr, THAI We will sustain the nonl
nee OF the meeting 10 be held at Campbell March
Court aud that b, the preceding recommendations
resolution we presume not to dictate Ia that meet
ing but only indicate our preference.
When these resolutions were adopted. tommit-
tee was appointed. noiion made In fill the blank,
who AFTER retiring, returned and recommended Capt.
HieS cary, which report Was sustained by unani-
nous vote OF the meeting.
Whereupon ii resolved, that these proceed
ings be published in the Lynchhurg newspapers.
T.. T.. CiiEAFHAM, Chairman.
REuBE> d. PALMER, Sec'ry.
o. The proceedings at the court house were no,
re- >ixed il time for ms rtion this morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
Ll.v'CEYHyHG I.yHEIv.xyv.
Thursday. February 1s. 1896.
VIRGINIA ll.lSl.AJl RE.

The House Of Delegates II seems, are about 10
make short work with III. Banking question. having
decided without debate. fnda, last tina, il IS ~.
Ped'ent 10 increase the farhr capital of Virginia.
re any OF them brittd
TN the same day, We ale glad to eain the Lynch.
burg and Tennessee Eal Road hlll was ordered To
be tngrosscd Tor third reading. We have heard
that the friends ri tins scheme lave enei,d into an
arrangement with Tie illerds Of tic Fan, lie scheme,
10y winch the two Companies agree 10 unto ,h,,, -,
spreu'e works at some lolnt wcs al the Allcghanv
and t" complete the road from that polat 10 It's west
EN- termination, IN conjunction. I his strikes us as
a nus excellent arrangement both IN dmnlshin
the amount oi capital requisite tot tie undertakings
and Fastening ITS completion. 10 sly nothing Of lis
converting ri,al into 4 homage nrous interest.
u Since the above was in spe, NC have
learnt, with gr.at pleasure lhat bill Ia, passed
one branch OF the Tennessee Legislature, and has
been ordered To lhnd reading IN tie other h,
such majority as let,cs no doubt Of It's adoption,
Incorporating company 10 construct Il Rail Road
from the Eastern termination ii HAT State, 50 As
TO connect with our Improvement, 10 some point
on tho New Orleans and Nashville Rad Road,
and subscribing, on behalioithat State 81 500 900
to the work. This leaves 10 donb, W. imagine, Of
the speedy comm cnc.niei1t, and We hope oi he
successful prosecution Of The Grand project of an
nnbroken line of Raul Road communication from
Boston 10 New Orleans, RIA L,nchlurr, Rich
mond, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

IN >INtll.-On Tie lOlll ln> III answer tot
note addressed 10 him by Nh. Clay, as the organ
Of the COMMITTEES OF ior.ie relations, desiring 10
Ano" whether the recently published leltro, oi the
Duke dc Brose 10 NJ. Pageot, IS an authentic CO.
py Of that document Mr.. FORSYTH r.plnd that,
not having The document III lis possession, and
hasing onl ) heard translation ri il read by NJ
Pageot hc i, unable 10 sas---Lu, expresses his
belief that II il. Nh. 7 also communicated
eettlm paPefs going 10 sbew that til Duhe de
Broglie', letter communicated 10 certain Nrw
lolh papers Lon publication by u membcr Of
the Leealiou 81 rance 10 lie L. State"
On the same day, tho President communicated
Report trom the W. Department, showing the
eall>es Of llie lodan 1np,ae# IL lo,ida and the
means adolncd by the government 10 pre1entand
repfe,s it-I'he oa,,ss Of the WI may be stated
III The closing lalaeraffof lle sfaft, 10 VII:
" II . obNieas, on reeaPnl,aa0 Of the whole
subject, tlt 4 portion OF the Senlnolcs. after the
coneuslon Of The iroais oi 'aync's Landins, were
indi> po,ri 10 compl, with the siipnlaons and 10
remove vcst OF the Mississippi and to thls indis-
pr >i,lon Is tobr Traced hr otiain of the hostir,
Which are nov earfsing on in Florida As to
tie measures iahen Is tle general government Ia
meet the emergency, tic, seem Ia .a9e bcen
such werr required ~ the apparent DANCER,
louelt i, evident that then officers on the spot
were deceived rs II il extent and immincncx.
We have not loun for thcst. document, at PIE.
sent
Benton, Resolutions and tin Abolition question
,illl under debate.
Iiorsror Rrrnl srNg.A1lyl Ne5pnonured
IN Our last, that the Abolition question had been
pot 10 sleep in the House oil Representatives, by
the adoption Of the resolution oilecd by Mr.. Pinck-
ney 81 South Carolina, referring all petitions ON
that subject, TO select committee, with insrnc-
tons TO report adversely the righ, OF Congress,
under tie constitution, 10 cgisae in relation 10
Slavery IN the several Suites, aud Also that il is
i"slPcdcnt 10 touch tie subject, far as the Dis
trict OF Columbia is concerned. That committee
has since been appointed and consists Of Messrs.
Pincknrv OF $. c. IIamer of Ohio, Pierce of "
H., Hardin OF Nv, Jaws Of Maine, Owens of Geo,
Mullenbn'g OF Pa, Bloomeeole of Va, and Tur-
rill of y !.
IT IL To be regretted ihat this resolution was Of
tered at all, and especially by Southern man.
Why make elaborate Report to prove tina,
Congress has no RICH. to legisla,e on the subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

a. - Tie Richmond Wlne recently md, i Vi
oent atl'ek upon the Directors OF the jam, RI
,er aud kana~ha Company, on account ot the
renoval III Mr. I>iam Randolph from lie oillcc
of lo'h-keerc and Inspector Of Boats al the
Lower Locks, Oh ,ho james River anal \
DIRECTOR has replied 10 Iii, attack, through the
columns oil the Compiler, and satisfactorily shown
ll1al the removal Of MIR. II. was impe,ioosly lc-
qanrd by the interests nj ,hr Company oil which
they nre TIN guardians. The VIM having retn,-
ed 10 nso't l D'T''"'s reply, On exceeding
|. ilisolons grounds, we have been request
ed by gentleman Of this place to publish IL: BIZ,
Ne could moi do 50 without ri,lng i hearing 10
both pallie>, for winch We have mol pace sui.
ee 10 ,as, that, in opinion, from lI showing
oil both sldc,, Nj. Randolph WIS feft pfoperly r.
moved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

bribcd and boogh, members. as the Anti-Van Bn-
rcn party, in that State in iasor of tho Bank
On principle, and did not require 10 he bribed or
bought
The in>s maxim. about the recharter of tin,
Bank. in other States than Pcnnsy,ania, shows
The nlsrnce Of the Van Bureniles, who make II,
On the ignorance aud eullibits Of the people. Il
Is conceded, that, II an application had been made
10 ihe Legislature Of PENNSYLVANIA 10 charter 4
Bank, with capital Of S2s 100000, as an orgy
nal institution. II would lave been the height Of
arrogant mp.riinenee in the pollticlans ni other
States 10 have nirudcd Their advice, much less 10
have BETRAYED a warmth al temper amounting Ia
absolute ind'caes, and indeed 10 an assumption
Of a right 10 dictate 10 PENNSYLVANIA what course
OF polio, she should adopt. But, because IT i>thc
old I. =. Bank, the case is altered--thourt II
seems 10 It's 10 he impossible 10 discover the slieh,-
ell real difference between tie two, 81 far as the
mere propricis ol eharerine so large institution
Is involved AhLou,l, II retains the name, il no
longer possesses the po@trs ot the l. :. Bank ;
non II the province oi the Legislature Of Penn
s,lsanla IL confer On II sueh powers, lit desired
10 do 81. 1t differs. essential particular. from
Other local Banks III Pennsylvania, OF in Virginia
except IN the amount of ITS capital and III the Ia
Guilty 10 establish branches III other States. The
tIfst ot thc>e Is i mere matter ofpolie,, 10 be set
tied hN th' "1nts Of the community while the
latter must al neeessit, be ead letter unless the
Legislature 81 other State sanction the establish
1t !, Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 30.-Ihe middle district
III few days will have SIX hundred men under arms
engaged III the Seminole 4 number fully c.
quail 10 one third OF The effective men IN il.
Twelve friendly Indians arrived yesterday from
lampa-'hsv will act as guides 10 the expedition
winch will march in a few DAYS from THIS place
They state that the loss OF the Semnoles at the bat
lie OF the " ythlacoochee, was one hundred and
four killed.
G0ii"m 1faU.-On the 9th inst. Colonel
Parish, 1T the head Of Two hundred Volunteers
from tins district, composed of the Companies of
Captains Aston, Bethany, & Ca>well. had a sharp
encounter With large bodv of Indians. The at.
tack commenced with tie advanced guard under
Capt. Bethany, who had beer allowed the enc
my To pass their main body. Col. Parish imm"di-
ai,l, FASTENED forward TO his support, vixen sud
denly he was attacked on both TANKS bv the enc
m. placed in ambush. Tie VOLUNTEERS made
IN unsuccessful attempt 10 el;rrc# horseback
they were then dismounttd aud formed in add
mrahe order. They then charged upon the
enemy in manner worthy Of veterans. In
the mean time, Capt Bcllamy having routed the
attacking party opposed TO him, fell back upon the
man body. The enemy was soon forced to take
shelter in tl,icket. BY this time nigh, was coming
on, and ii was not thought prudent TO follow them,
where the localities of the place and tlo darkness
would have given them great advantages. Our
men rested on their arms in the open pine woods,
prepared to renew the action nj day light; but
during the night. the savagrs effected retreat.
Their loss must have been considerable, rs siy
dead bodies were counted in one part of the field
of battle. Two days after, Col. Parish marched
for Fort King, and arrived there in safety. lie
then proceeded to Powcll's town and DESTROYED it.
The volunteers then returned 10 Fort Drane,
whore they are NOW enCamned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
TIE FOREIGN NIN =.

1t will be perceived, by the Speech ol the kina
of France, at the opening of the French Chamber
OF Deputies. that he has accepted of the mediation
OF the English government. 1t seems II be prne-
rally supposed that this mediation vi lead 10 an
amicnblc adjustment Of the controv,r.s between
France and lhr United States bat such is moi tic
snirersai impression. Among those who seem 10
apprehcnd contrary result, is Nj Leigh, who, in
his late speech, IN the Senate, Bcnlon's rcsou-
ton, expressed fear lat the breach would rather
BE- ~idcncd than healed by the eonaiHons anncxed
by our government 10 lis acceptance al the nap-
unanimous inicrpo>tion of Great Britain. NIal
those conditions arr the public has not been in
formed. The Giode, however, states, thai Nj
Forsyth in his letter OF acceptance 10 Nh Bank
head, the British Charge DIES Aftares, relterate,
the arguments heretofore employed by lhr Pres.
dent and Mr.. Livingston III justification ri the
course pursued by the administration in tins cor
Ho,er.s, and pcrcmptoriIy declines soha tinp 10
third party a decision upon the l11ht Of ioreien
governments to require from tln government I'll
the L. States direct, Official explanation Of Ian
euagc winch may be USED by the President in hi,
communications to Congress lhe Gi0bc also
asserts that " the letter OF acceptance contains no
new d'savowals OF any intention 10 menace France,
or TO question the pood faith oil Icr hing; :" be-
cause. continues that paper, ito have entered into
farther explanations this point, even with
third party, especially after the demands recently
made by The Frcncl, government, would have in.
volved an abandonment of the prfejt N qne>
ton, and III other respects lave lern drtoeatory
to the character Of the nation '-lhe,c remarks
Of the Official Papa. which have been evidently
derived from " the government it,el, coupled
with the fact that the General tenor OF is editorial
articles on French a1aiis conlinlcs tn be often
sive and b,ecrent, furnish strong rcasons 10 teo9
that the mediation tire British government las
been reluctantly accepted by our EyecniIse, and
that il is SO trammccd by conditions torcnder il
uugatory--cspccially if France ha> been similarly
sensitive in throwing guard, around her supposed
rights and honor. Indeed, W. cannot in wha,
manner "A third party caa mediate successfully, if
the two antagonists, in accepting her kind Office
determine 10 rclinqui>h nothing Of their ORIGINAL
pretcnsons We hope for the the best, however
Want of room compel, us to onir the comments
of the English papers ON the French question.
They arc decidedly favorable To TN, country, and
to the position which occupies IN tie conifover
sy Should the British Cabinet entertain similar
views, and the French government should moi have
trammcllcd it, like ours, with conditions, It's deei-
sion will compel France to abandon her grounds,
ami peace will be preserved. Tins i, the only
ground of reasonable hope that War will be pre-
vented, which present, itself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from tie subscriber residing in
IL Lyn,hbur some Time in January last, me-
gro man named Billy, a hoat-nau, ON James river,
commonl. called BILLY JORDAN, agcd about
% years He is neither very dark nor very
bright mulatto; is about five feet, eight or ten
inches high is tolerablv stout and and well made :;
full bushv hair, rather prominent features, and has
downcasi and upon the whole, a singular APP
pcarancc, when spoken to.-This negro was rails
ed in the county OF Albemarlc, and formerly be-
loncci to Col. Jordan, OF whom lie was purchased
by the subscribers father, George " lliams, in the
year 1890. 1t is probable that Billy may be Turk
inc in the said county Albrmarle, or thai OF Rock
bridge. where he has brothers and relations. The
above reward will be given for his appr' tension
and delivery to me- or his confinement IN any jail,
which will enable me TO recover him.
CHRISTIANA TODD.
o. The kana*ha Banner will insert the a.
bo,c times and send It's account to this Office,
Feb Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
NOTICE..

fn'ill subscriber having purchased of Messrs.
BELL \ kIC iARnSDN, their entire Stock
"f Goods. WI, continue business At tie same stand,
on the most accommodating terms. He invites the
former customers ., the ho,fe and The public gene.
fally TO give hiin eal and assures them tint he in.
tends always keeping on hand LARGE and general rs.
s"ftnent Of every article usual, tonad in Country
stores. lie will ba1c lol all kinds of tdunif, pro.
dnee MN. TERRY.
Feb Il Ii !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

a. Gen. r. h. Call. III the Florida militia,
plonannees thai i statement nj the biitlc If W,h.
lacooehc, Which ua> pcn,,all, copied into Other
p.p,rs from he savannah ,,nnrrlan, aud Which
imputed c""nrd's Ia the militia engaged III ihat
allan, Is " fake and unlound,d every essential
particular II. p',cs The militia erea, cr.,li, ot
,hcl, bravery, and says, that ho Tor their gallant
cooperation, the rcsula,s would have hccn de-
>trosed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

r. General report is in circulation tia, the nm
nee nave discovered new plot aesin. the IF. a.,
tie h'ne. The attempt was 10 l.a,, br., mad.
iron, II. house on the Quay d'orsa,. during III,
n'hs passage 10 the Chamber. Three nd,,;J.
oals have been arrested. The corteee tool ano,l.
II road, gong by the Qua, DIES 1uil,re>. and a,
enormous quantity OF troops of all arms uer. ,,a.
.'o"e" on the road. There is a report that tn.
message oil the President oil the United States !,
III toWn. :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
Observation-Disclosures.
.,c,Il DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
n, the Packet ship England, Captain Wait, we
=. rsr.;yed London papers TO Dec. 3lsr, and
h n;..,nool 10 Jan. Isl, both inclusive.
~. Presidents Message arrived at Liverpool
,o,b and in the London papers OF tie Both,
b' .,,,;sbed entire. So far as II produced an,
VI" az, ,,on IN. funds, the tendency was upwards.
Ie NC have no news OF lis reception IN
Paris. I,.,.,..,,# ~ H. .,,., Hail. .
~ .,r III, adjustment Of the dispute with the
,:'l States, is officially announced in the Nom
iieur. ,,,, II IN, lad, ,fn r.
-, !, appeafs 10 have been without ionnda-
"V, M, .ectinn OF councillor, under the Municipal
:, #'.',r,,,on Reform Bill, had nst taken place,
,1,a.,I,,a most commonly IN the success OF tlv
Whiss. l., ,,,. :, {. =. ,,..,,y .;,........
''I ~ de.tl,h, ,ir Crcch Government for be-
Concerned in an lnsnrrecton. has been MAJ.
w ,,,l,r Of the Council Of STATE.
=, ma, VAS pleniv in London, and husin,>, bill,
'r.Iailv discounted at - per cent pcrannnm.
,',,....1 The whale ships, which had been con-
%, missing, lave arrived al In from Da.
ss,lf>, after bein9 FOR a cen>derahl. lime lce
Tl. 5nlllpr,lmellr oi ST. Sebastian by the Car
- ,,.i,..,l. and tic sa,led Lid leeanc tlr
,,,ailosss.
lx.rtrfl=rIoS ~ 'S.nprsiA.-lt appears that
,,#..ifr, { ION las taken place in Sardinia
r,. inhabitants are supported II ,ler instruction
:, ,h, Sandman militia, and by 1000 or 5000
ION helonina 10 IT, "a'ri>2a, among whom There
-, orcs1 nau.her of patriots WHO had been sen, to
,he island of Sardinia as suspected I,,, so,l>.-
Charles ,lbcrr will no, snhd"r Iii, island casil,
T,Ie inhabitants choose 10 Ge'end il. There is
no, a single peasan, wi" i, mol armed with
nn.kel,a pistol, and poinard, and 30 guerilla
band, Of 900 men each might easily be form
Cd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
TIE PENNSYLVANIA BANK

1t is nov certain that the Bank of the United
States will DC re. chartered by the Pennsy lvania
Legslaturc---soven Van Buren, Jackson demo-
Gratis, in the Senate Of that State, without whose
support it could not have succeeded, having deter
mined tovote for it. We suppose they are the