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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

dians, Greeks! were seen making thc!: way
towards the Apalachicola, about sixty OF whom
had guns; and there can he no DOUBT bnt ,ney
intend [as CO.! B. said they wou!i) making
their way to the Seminole nation. ihis
party no doubt are the fugitive Euchees that
burned and murdered the inhabitants ol
Roanoke, as one of them that fell at the last
engagement, and met his jnst fate, must nave
been the murderer OF poo, Fionrnoy. Gel: b;
took from his possession AL elegant Gold
watch and safety chain, with tho name OF
William Fiournoy, August 22d. 1884, m
geniously worked b7 the hand Of some female
relative. Gnd to whom the Colonel intends to
present it. A company Of fifty volunteers
will leave this place to-day, TO try to cut
them of between Ochesee aad Tennessee
Bluff
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

From the L,ndon Mercantile Jou,nal e' .4u!
sust -.
GtH.ral improvement in tss .Harle's--At
,ngth the time has arrived when :ha mari"ts
gonrrll!y show symptoms ot' sound improve
incut. In Particular We msy notice Cotton.
Sugar, CoHeo, Timber. Metals, Oils: Silk snd
Wool.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

araa-t tho so CT !:i..ating medicines Such as
jalap, rau5aro, a!ocs, senna, Lees pills, tartar
cmitic. aatimonia wine, & all other ant:mon!-
al propar"'ions, and especially re3 pf7er in any
form.
The following simple ;reatment,i ii resorted
10 in time, viii generally prove efectual in
mild cases.
Give !rom oue TO twn grams OIL pecac. nt
intervals OF form two 20 five hours according to
the severity Of the symptoms. lfit nauseates
lessen the dose Hit does not effect cure,
in OF" OF two days. CIV 10 or II OF Calome! at
bed time, continuing tn" pccac next day
Keep the fec; dry an1 warm, and avoid expo
sure, payticulaElyin damp air. Let the diet
be light and in small quantities. The lpecRc
mav be made into pills after dropping very
little water apon it. They who have not
apo;hecary5 scales 20 weigh it, may make the
pills AS large as common grains Of black pcpcr.
This rs the dose for an adult.
When tie symptoms are severe, Gail IN a
phvscan ui.hom delay. For inflammation Of
the bowels is disease 10. to be tritfled with
For the Chcraw' Gazette.
At mceting oi the Cheraw Light Infantry
Company the following preamble and rcso!a-
ITEMS were adopted.
Death has been snongs: Us; beloved
fellow soldier has gone. Alexander ". Powe
had lust entered on the career OF manhood {;
with industrious business habits, vigorous
constitution. and Tho prospect of long llte ;
polite 70 his friends and aeso c!ates, ahible 20
his deportirca. % all, he was esteemeo-) )ust-
ly esteemed b. all His age his character,
tho space ho occupied in Tho feal!ngs and az
iections of his parents, relatives and friends,
bat add the severity of the affliction. By his
death the Cheraw Light Infantry Company
have lost an esteemed, worthy, and orderly
ncmber-our Town promising cis;zcn.-
Be it therefore
Resolped, That this Company deeply sym
pathize with the parents and relatives Of the
deceased.
Resolced. Tha; the members OF this ComPa-
! ny will testify their respect for the deceased,
BE- wearing Grape on the left arm for thirty
days.
Rssolrsd, That copy Of The above preamble
and resolutions be signed BY the Captain, and
counter signed by the Secretary Of the Com
pany, and forwarded to the parents Of the de-
ceased.
Rcsolrel That the above preamble and
resolutions DO published in tho Cheraw Ga
/ zette.
RICHARD PHELAN, Captain.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
v..s..sss=1tE1x2 = "
CHERAW GAZETTE
vEeNEsnAE, GgTGEER !. 1887.

Hp,LrHoro OUR TOWN. We understand II
is reported, at distance, tha: there Is much
sickness in onr town. We assure Our country
friends that this is not the case, there have
been tslc cases OF fever within month, only
one however, that terminated fatally. Ih"re
IS not, at this time a single case o: t2TeT or
other sickness in town, SO far as wo knoT'
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

a cox. and SIX flies nave been imported
tcon England by Co. Hampton, and the same
number Of tillics by COL Singleton.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

The Rev W. Cot, D. D. has resigned his
offlce Of President tho Tfaasylvania Universi
ty
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

The Yellow fever has made it, ap?1ara1cc>n
Na.chcz
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

The whole amount in the Banks II the city
OF New York on the 25th OF August, which
stood to the credit of the Treasurer cf phe
United States is under half million of dol
lars. In Nay last, when the Banks suspended
specie payments, the government deposltss
were between three and four millions Of dollars
-BaGimOre American.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

NORFOLK, SEPT. ls.-A Wrect--The
keepers of the Light House at Cape Look Out
states that the stern of vessel dTiited OH
shore at ,ha. place on The 2O:h ~, having on
it civilian o. Portsmouth," The vessel l. -
supposed wac of about r. tons burthen.
The above wreck is no doubt tho Wii!lam'
Knowlton, Of Portsmouth, On. H.) when
sailed from this port on the 9th Aug. with q
cargo of Corn bound to Charleston, am Tor
whose safety much apprehension was tei''
The cargo was insured at the Marine lnsnr-
ance Office in this Borough.]
Facts for tbe A5olnioni<t&.-On the llth
inst. free black, named Henry Williams,
from New York, was taken up and examined
before Judge D. L. White, OF Gadsden county
who ordered him to be transported beyond the
limits Of tho Territory. The negro alter
hearing the sentence, and being told ne would
subject himself to be sold if ne returned, 60
clared his intention Of returning, and submit
ting to the law, saying he would rather i've
servant here, than run the risk OF staring IN
New Yer. F'oridiGa
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

WAsy.;;uroy' : &SAECorHAGuS.- .-THc co.
lin in which ihc remains nf;!e grca' Aret,
ican Pa.';o ;ind Soldier lave reposcd. has
suffered under H. cor:cd ng tan Of tine.
TIC oa'y Surviving executor Of Washing
TONS will, Lawrence Lewis, ESQ. SONG :!mc
s;rcc communicated with Mr.. J. Srr!3c!<,
marble muson, Of Phila 'ciphia, relative to
til" construction cf coffin o: plorc iur.he
maerais than the one which now Inc'osc
the body Of the nIig!Ay dead. Mr. S:r:;;l-
crs. wit. p;.tfio.;sm truly pra!scwor'hy,
solicited permission from NJ. Lewis 20 nr.'-
pr, ;,,,i ,,.">'r', ;""n o:'a'i 90 Il S&'':-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
POLITICAL MATTERS,

" : 49,
''''""' ~ nc tHh "6ftf>c m nc tdblHct--'otciu{'
attack upon NJ. Sicrtuson
Ny II,
we l'it't 'hcSf TWO matters together, merely for
COM Cnt'nee IN grouping some of the miiaiory bean
ties of the present administrations
w, find ,ho c,l,o,,,,,, ,,..;,, r ,,,.... l.. .
'''''r V'N> =" '''''in id'' move
mems IN TN dpln'l, III the 4NtNupollfall That
journal has of late, assumed decided Ad,niui.tr,-
ton tendency and "a, are favored o,,a.ia,,ll. 81
,.,,l,,,,. - -, ,,,, ''o''''N' WIN
~ "'''''''' nv |" w "o1dllto from a
ny otU'f souitt'
wv have reason to believe thu the following will be found
the tr state OF III" case, embraced in III, leading facts.
ih' proposition I" undertake the mission Austria.
't'"'''' sn w. ioSi'h himself ana not with the Pre-
rcmuri the prqcclc~ in pom,l i n n,a" o' 1aS
countries Of Europe, and tn honor representing the Republic
OF TIE nied States at such well opening and
n, II NV nS, " u: ,' n minister, Official ana per
Fors, nm e,npl,nrnt Of ths b,rhcst bn rJ ~ " ~ vi,
American Will it would have been not less complimentary
ana g'ne to the court OF Ansna to have perceived the
Hr , rn,"' a,s'ni ,n u" 4,'u,inan WIN" was
nn,I,nrnt dunn the nIrinstion Of Gen. Jncso rh ,r
was, h'ora peculiar fitness Mr. Fors, this going To Aus
tina Winch probably induced the President TO listen the pro-
oI , a. , ,., ," , ms u7lp or nm ana per
otlcrv ID. ,nrlin. Il Ia do ~ " u"
Reasons howr, Ncus,el, private induced Mr. Fors, tn
t" alter s intention Ut cong to Austria but the intention hay
M D. p, en-, ~ " H., no'a "gn communicated to
felt il due 10 both parties 10 place his resiaInn in b bd
which he accordingly ,i and without the re-
tE ana prompted ON, by ms own highly honorable of
n, ", ~, f, f Ut ai, h,s'I' n, l'hned an I'D
pcct.d from It. nnhnr every rsTi tl ', UJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
FURTHER FROMFLORIDA.

SAyASSAu, MARCH "a.
Tie intelligence extracted Yesterday from the
Charleston Courier. received by 5. s. Mills from st.
Augustine, it seems, Is not altogether correct.
We learn from gentleman direct hon Plcoata,
III the Richmond, arrived yesterday, that
attack Poolaa made by the Indians, as sta
ted on the night of Friday last but that some In
dams possibly but probably negroes, entered build
ing two hundred yards from the pokets, and
carried OF some provisions lprivate property,) and
also few horses
Colonel Tanning. NC also learn, is at this time at
Gary's Ferry that his men WHO were left at Nolu-
sid had marched under the command OF Colonel IIar
lee, Of South Carolina, to Lake Monroe, which
movement would probably have its effect in inducing
Philip to in, and accede to the articles OF the
late treaty. Philip, il IL thought, has but $50 men
under him, instead OF 400 as Las been stated and
the young men, 1t is supposed. are not anxious to
continue the war; but would gladly accedc to any
amieable inclnatlons on the part of their chief.
The proper steps have been adopted by Gene
raj Jesup 10 prepare transportation at Tampa ion the
Indians who may surrender.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
D1-ELLING1 IN TENAS.

1t - reported by gentleman direct from Texas,
that Generals + elk Huston aud Johnston were i'm
nediaeIy broken from Office on accoun, of the duel
in which they were engaged, and that Their places
were filed by appointment. The Texan laws very
properly regard duclling az infamous crime
The following are sections from act passed three
months since in the Texan Congress -
" sec. 5s. Every person who shall kill another in
a ipcl, shall be deemed guilty of murder and on con
tlcton thereof shall suffer death.
" Sec. Sc. Every person who shall be lie bearer
oi any challenge for duel, III shall in any way aid
or assist III any duel on conviction thereof shah be-
fined and imprisoned AZ the discretion Of the court"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
ROBBERY At FREDERICK. MD.

The Frederick Herald of the 10Th, gives an ac-
count Of mysterious robbery committed in Talbott's
Hotel III that place, Gen. Edwards Cashier of the
Branch Bank of the Valley at Leesburg, arrived
there between one and two o'clock in the cars. and
ON gong to dinner deposited his saddle BAGS which
contained money 10 the amount of S250UO in the
bar room III desk, requesting they might be taken
care or on ms return from dinner, the saddle bars
were missing The Western stages had lust left and
a negro stated that he saw man get in the STAGE
with pair. The Cashier pursued the STAGES
they were found, however. shortly after he left in
tie cellar, and messenger immediately des-
patched to inform linn. On his return he was eIiey-
ons!F disappointed TO find them rihcd of their con-
tents. sympathy was very great in the town for
ten Edwards, who had evinced every necessary PIE
caution IN taking care OF the property When he went
to dinner and all possible assistance was given him
III ehdea'ourlng 10 find out the villain.
On Tuesday, Talbot and son appeared ut Court
with their Counsel, and demanded an Investigation.
but the Cashier not having made any charge nor no
ore else having preferred any, the Court dec ided 10
do nothing with the matter having 10 jursdo ton
IN such case.
In postscript, the Herald saws: SATURDAY morn
my nlne ocIock.-A part OF the money has iust been
found IN the mp stairs ofTalbotts Tavern, between
bedS-sl ,475 supposed, also paper cindcrs."
ms IS the second occurrence Within a short time
OF tins KIND IN Frederick, and the Herald states that
the public feeling Is greatly excited.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

Ter Of The Uaied States Bank. WAS LOST. eas IL
nav u. Phil Inquirer.
Thls Is ccnainiya conclusive and all-suthcient an
suer 10 the argument of those misguided anu ms
guiding gentlemen, whose reputation as lawyers a.
lone gave the pIausibity their appeals IN the
matter of the United States Bank, iroul reason 10
passion, and from common sense to igGorance-is-
nofance the more likely to be imposed upon, be-
cause itself honest aud insuspeiots oleyli designs
Those Americans IL Europe, who have labored To
destroy the credit Of American moneycd institutions
by nfusing d,tfus of the legislative respect Tor es-
tabishcd institutions. Justly rebnked by the stand
favor of public credit indicated by the above pro-
ce.sing aud vote. Vat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
We W. HOOMS,

M have Just received the following very interest
w ing new Publications. viz:
Life of Aaron Burr, by NJ. l.. Davis
Lie OF Thomas Jefferson, by Geo. Tucker,
Hannah Moores Complete Works,
Life of Hannah Moore
Coleridges Table Talk,
f1grm's Progress, new ed. % cents.
POLITICAL Grammar of the L. States,
Bui"erS France, social, literary and political,
stewards Adventures in capturing Murell,
Galar al Barmeki, Novel
Religious Opinions of Washington.
Letters TO Young Ladies' by Mrs. Sigourncy,
Dymond's Essays on the Principles of Morality.
Baylcs Elem. Treatise on Anatomy,
me Manufacturing Districts of England by Head
The Percy Anecdotes,
Robcrtson's and Gibbons Rome.
Modern Europe,
History of England, &c. &c.
For sale by MARTIN & LATHAM.
March Is Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.

NFw York, MAEon q.
Since yesterday NC have had another, another
and even th,f arrival. bringing us late news from
England, france, and the Continent. The political
n""s ho"ete1, Is Of no importance.
ne English papers contain melancholy account
Of the shIp"ieok Of Two of our New \ o,k ships-
the Que the Glasgow, ship of 1873 tons burth,n
which sailed from Liverpool Tor New DIRK ON the
-th obrnafy, with full cargo Of ron corn. salt
copper, and bale goods. She had GO passengers
Upon the 12th February win under full sail she
struck = shoal Of rocks known the Barrels, eleven
miles west Of the Tuscan The ship and cargo was
an entire loss, and fire passengers Jcrshed-
The other ship was the Jane and MARGARET also
bound for this port from Liverpool. She was a
new ship, built / months since at ST. Johns ~ b.
anu was upon her second passage II was presum-
ed She struck upon the Arklow. MoEE THAN TWO
htNDEfb PERSONS WERE os BOARD, AND ALL HAVE
rEGIsHEp
The intelligence from London, and Liverpool,
and llasre affords no brighter prospects to the A.
mrrican merchant or American planter Cotton
rose upon the 9lst ult. halipcnny, but has again
fallen in price and Icssencd in demand Cotton
noldcfs' therefore, are At present living upon h0pe
ran as Is such substance, it is better than despair
and gives us at least happy anticipations.
Since Saturday, large quantities offoreien wheat
nave arrived al our market, and almost a half a mil
hon OF bushels (Which is great ABUNDANCE is now
on hand
The most melancholy piece of intelligence have
''"" ,"-u'Y 'ohcS IIoln smyrna by the OF "a
dlz. We have had an arrival from Cadiz this morn
ing, which brings news, up to the 2lst of February
Up to that day English steamer arrived at Cadiz
from Malta which brought the intelligence that Sn-
ma had been destroyed by an earthquake, and that
Jor honsand persons hat perishcd! The captain
of the ship Monte Nidco. from Cadv. is my inior
mant.
1hrec p. NJ have Just seem and send YOU.
a copy oi the following CIRCULAR issued by Barring
Brothers u Co. 1t is dated London Cd March:
"BARiNo, BRoTnERs * Co beg leave to inform
their correspondents in the United States that they
cannot consider Bills of Exchange OF the character
described III foot as proper remittance To them to
cover engagements entered into for their account.
VIZ:
lSt Bills drawn by agents on thcir principals or
employers III Europe unless endorsed by substantial
houses To the remtters.
" I'd Bills drawn b, firms in the United States
who are partners in the firms drawn on in Europc or
by partner or his house. unless endorsed by sub
slanill houses To the rcmlttcts.
"a Bills, however IN order, drawn at Il longer
sight than siNtS DAYS.
" LoSnoN, MARCH - ISL"
rms circular Is calculated to increase the alarm
among us. The excitement is very general and n
nambCr 81 futures hare taken place tis nlor1i;ne.-
II Is impossible Tor our monetary affairs to be worse.
In great haste, yours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
FROM NIE\ifO.

We take from the New York Daily Expre,s the
following Extract ola Letter from Mexican in Tam
pico, 10 William Kidd, Esq. of the Merchants E<-
change, New Orleans. the contents of which are
sand To be "hclieyed To be entirely true by those
actually acquainted with the state o Affairs in Mex-
Coz
" Dea Sir: Notwithstanding the nonscnscal rant
IN the American papers concerning this country and
the expedition destined To operate against the Tex
ans. Non should know tina, the Mcxcans and the
Government are resolved to make Texas enter into
ITS dldy, and they will do SO. Every thing is now
ready Tor the march of the troops. which arc com
posed OF 5000 infantry and 1900 cavalry with the
corresponding artillery, and the command is confd-
ed to dencral Dustamente, well known for his ,aor
ana patiioSlsm. Although with great trouble, there
nave oeeh equipped iour briggs three schooners, and
eie'eh Suhhoats; and there are expected daily from
Jamaica two good steamboats, and one brig under
the command of William Mckenzie, who served with
Commodore Porter in the war of Independence As
soon as these arrive, about 900 men will be embark
cd 10 operate by sea against Galveston and the other
troops will go by land, to unite with them under the
command of Bustamcntc The arrival of Santa
Anna VIII not change, i'll the least degree the aspect
OF things in Texas, because he has agreed with Hus
'ainenie and our Government; and repeat that the
expedition will start about the middle Of March If MOI
before.
We find in another New ork paper the following
Letter which appears to have been copied from
the Government, paner in the cit, Of Mcxco:
LETTER FROM Cor. ALMoNrr.
Toms Erceittncy General DON Jose Maria Toraei:
Vera Cruz, Feb. 20, 1887. Much esteemed
Friend: improve the few moments afforded me by
the express which ~ going to out. inform YOU
that through the favor OF Divine Providence have
got out OF the claws of the handt of Texas. and of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

then IArArnIziSG IA. lds. > soofl sre cat h
other, and You shall know our long ham of suffer
ings.
Ibeg You 10 forward Immediately the annexed TO
my house. and send me, If you can, the answer to
Manga de Cavo
The President Santa Anna] comes SICK. aud will
not be able, think, 10 recover for many DAYS.
onr very af1eetionate friend.
JUAN \. ALMONTE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
PENNSYLVANIA LFGISJ ATTIRE

We learn from the Harrisburg Telegraph, that
the reports OF the majority and minority Of the Com
miitee appointed 10 investigate the mode manner
and means by which the Bank of the United States
was chartered, we're submitted to the House of Re-
representatives. ON Friday morning. Both reports ac-
quit the Bank. the Legislature and all others impl-
Gated, OF any charge of bribery, corruption and the
use OF improper means in procuring the charter. 1t
added, IN l'e Telegraph, and this the most i'm
pouant part OF the intelligence that resolution of
tered b, Mr. Espy. Of Nenanco, to authorize tbr D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
THE AR NJ

We find before us (says the Political Arena) the
official Army Register for 1857 ltprcscnls fright
u list of casualties in the Army since the pubica-
ton OF the last Register. VIZ
RESIGN TIoNs.
Colonies :, Captains 90 lst Lieutcnanls 10. ID
Lientenants 81, Brevet ID Lieutenants 49, Staff 3
Total designations, Is.
DECLINED.
Lieutenant Colonel |, Captain |. l>t Lcutcnanis
3, I'd Licutcnants /, Brcvct I'd Lcutenants To
tai declined, I.
Lieutenant Colonies ., Breyet Lieutenant Colo
nels l. Bre'et Majors .. Captains Q, LIST Leutenants
I, I'd Licuenants ), Brevet Cd I.ieuienats l. Medi-
cal STAFF 3-1otal deaths SO.
DISMISSED,
Isl Lieutenant, |.
RECAPITULATIos.
designations ll5, declined :, deaths 80, di,mis-
sion Total l56.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

Ma. Smh oil. 81 " made sorl.. .urllef rcua,k.
IA opposition, aud asked the ayes and noes on It's
passage. which were taken follows: ayes &c noes
Is.
Tn motion Of NJ. Moore, the house took up the
bill amending the law ior the repair OF the public roads
OF this toiniuutw calth.
Mr. Moore moved an amendment. which waa n
doptedand the bill ordered to be en.rogsed for
a third reading
BANK BILL.
Nh May, from the Select Committee Yesterday
appointed reported bill to prohibit the circulation
ct bills for less sum than ten dollars and
for Other purposes.
On motion OF Nh Mly. the Bill was read The frs,
time.
II. rHcIo>sed b.ll amending the chatter OF the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad COMPANY, sas
?a'sed. alter conc remarks by NJ s2ra. Peter Robert
Ssn. IN III VI + Moactt and Watkins
The following "nftossra b.is yere a. pas, j.
10 incorporate The Richmond re AssoclitioD--te
extend the limits aud alter Tie plan OF thu own OF
Patierebufg IN the county Of Botetonr,-to ineof-
porate the North River Bridge Colnpany---reeasint
the Commons caths right 10 d trae Of land therein
mentioned, 10 The heiIs OF Vim MeClannal an--in-
cooperating the Dry Branch Gap Turnpike Conpa-
~ --irfafpofaunF The Staunton Iron Works and
nftilhe toHpany-to authorize subsc r;ption on
bel,l! u the State To the stock Of die Lyncllburr
and ] enncsser Rallfoad Company.
nc House tooh recess from 3 ocloc. until ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

We understand that the Independence, ship of the
line, nov lying at the Navy Yard Charlcstown, Mas
Sacliusctts, IS ordered to proceed forthwith the
Delaware, where she will take ON board and convey
to Russia, Mr. Dallas, the new Minister to that en-
pre- She Is beyond question the finest ship in our
Navy, II not superior any vessel in that any
ther country. Commodore John b. Nicholson will
be her commander. and Lieut.. SlidelI, as We have
heard to be lst Lieutenant Boston I9r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03
AWFUL CONFLAGRATION IN WASH

y " T 7 II 0'INF TINNIh I I0JN IN u AMI
lNGION, IN. GIVE have verbal accounts of
deSolatlng conflagraton in the town of Washington
North Carolina which broke out on the night of the
23rd, and destroyed Siry f0 honSeS but our intor-
nation does not extend to particulars The fire. it is
said, originated in a turpcntne dslillery. and swept
away the entire business par, OF the town. A vast
quantity OF naval stores DESTROYED.
Norfolk Hcr1id
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

The King of Holland has bccu condemned in a
Judgment by default 10 pay the Odd Netherlands
Bank l',495,63i francs for which part OF his mi
waite property has been advertised FOR ale