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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

AsA6RAM-An ingenious writer in the Worcester
National .tsis. has been amusing hmsellin auaCta-
mixing the name 81 Ian Burcn. After repeated
trials he found that the only ding he could make OF
1t was NAB kENNU . \ most singular result, and
4 most extraordinary coincidence ; the apploprl-
ateness OF this apPeaiion, applied 10 the Presl-
dent OF III, tnitcd States, the originator OF the Sub
Treasury schem-, no one can doubt.
Boston .I1RrnaL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
Ias.. AL.
TuE LAPSE or TINE.

'hr wv. I. BRYANT.
I.airstt no viii in ffuilless tears,
The sneed with which our uomcnia d,
ash uot over rani-h'd years
Bur watch lhe ycars that !asttnhy.
Look how the, com "a inin.l,i ctoad
ofbri,ht aud dark, hut Hpid days.
Bsncaih thrn, like suininer rlVul,
The ~ide world chnnges a. ! gu4e.
What Ericve that time has brought soon
The .oAcr age # manhood on
A. Mi, might wen. a noon,
To 49, the hlush OF morning gone.
Could give up th' hops. that GLOW
In prospect ike ii, sim i.e.,
And let tho charming Fulnre go,
With all hsr pronisas aud sruils-'
Tho Fnsun, '--cri,c wers the power
Whose dooa, would tsar th,c 'ro II nv hsart.
THU sweet ncr vi the present hout
W ennnot--un. We ), III not punt.
oh lea,r ne It'll the pPl Girht
That mskts tue chan-ius Seasons ~.
The grateful speed hiat hnng. hc nigbt
Tha ~ III aud glad reium ul dn,
The nolahs that tnneh nth al l'd Grace,
TIN. hplt protilef at my hn.o-
IL tho.s arch c,r, aud .Irnkine faco,
New usauns every hun sr.,
The rrar. tia, "'er caeh .ister land
Shall iltttc ,uultls of ~, ituh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
y 4 % ID ERE NJ Hsaa.

Ee UNAWAl from my plantation in Aelabu,ha
Y CO., Miss. on the night of the 9th December
LAST = NHIaT'EO Wan, i feet . OF 10 niche,
hch, heavy made. wears WHISPERS aged = or 80
years, feminine voice. Had on when he lief a siat of
dark grey casslnct Clohes blue ovri-coat aud Nhitr
hat. He has obtaued prs III the name nj, YIN.
Morgan, calling himself Luke Morgan. He Na,
brought TO tins country IN the spring oil lS36 bv
William Morgan ot LvuohbuIg, Va l.nhc !, en-
thcramng 10 where he tame from Nynchbnr, N3A
ofupon the Mississippi 10 some itce State, will
sl'e the above reward OF 500 FOR the apprehension
aud committa Of Luke aud his pas. So ih, ,l,a,u
them. Luke has small scar on the LEFT sic oil ms
forehead, extending back into hi, HAIR.
WILLIAM FLY.
GoGcville, Mss, Feh. 70 Am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

Treasury Notes.-The public arc cautioned a
lMlnst fraud lhat has been discovered IN lhcsr uutc>
II consists IN changing br rdc OF interest from two
TO i've per cent. Asuotes have been issued be .ruc
both these raos otierest,n other respect, PIE, >e-
~ sllke-tlIs, when skllfull> done With the pen lS
ersss'us the T to make IA I, and changing uo into
re, Ia very difficult to discover and thus the un.
suspecny are swiudled ont OF three per cent. f,l
they are only taken the true rate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

keninckg.-A Bill to relieve The banks of dlsabil
ties incurred by the suspension OF specie payments
mas pass ii both houses oil til. kentucky Legislature
Tn. bill fixes no day Tor the resumption of specie
payments, except they ac 10 be compete TO rt-
snne simultaneously with the banks oi other States
Forty nine suits have bcco instituted against The
Northern Bank Of ke.tucky TO r'coyer specie on
account If Depostes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

BALTTMUNE, T cd. J,
Importation Of " heaf-Foreign Wheais are be-
ginning 10 reach this market ia large quanlities
Within tile last three days there have been arrivals
81 not less han fifty Thousand bushels from Bremen
aad Rotterdam. There can be but llttle doubt that
me imports will CONTINUE. Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

EXPORT FROM LowEIL.-Wuhiu the last few DAYS
avery large quantity OF ice, cut from the Mcrrimack
river has been transported on the railroad Boston
From thence 1t IS 10 be shipped to New Orleans, and
other Southern ports
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

At New Orleans the winter is so mild that the
dinner tables furnished with green peas aud
sarnished with bouquet, Of flowers, all aised in the
open air.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

TheSt of Ohio has eight canals completed. or
ID nate Of iorwardness, the aggregate length a
nopuiing 10 SIC miles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
.VcErOcN !O,. .stsfc.

4 BOY 10 or II wears old, likely AID valuable,
! a one Woman - years Did. very valuable, wIlh i
b'""uI"I DO, Or months Old, for further lartc"
lars, cnqnlrca tbs uilise.
rhruttS ~
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70 the liii,cns Of Virginia.
DER. Fsssf.,

= huisiei h fli, saasI t#gr through pan OF tr
I u.oI. H. d-lugs ar general sslistfcuo1, %
sltl. L. tulpni4s noticed all tn u-ia aud ol'
south "a v-papef-. Tho deaad In has r~,Hedes
pads rsu IA tn South Hisris 81 tlr Staft OF o.
eInl4 h. faHd h. oce ifan ~
laf, to thc cts Of t:,iHuosp, fArsmnj "hsfe Il "d
b. lerniat rtt hepfaI y in Sui, opposite III iurn
srs Bnus. ift Tia sal at hl~ cd limited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

William : Losng admin traitor of Richard Cir. d.
ceased, II'am / Vaughan and iorah Anu N, vii orup.
Is SafUl Anu Clarke james Agee aud Emily g. In. wi, i.
meIl, Emily B.tlIkc 10. ia :. CarAr, lillian II Cl.,,.
nnd Joseph tlar,,r, pc.rln,,
j. CntNcGar.
rh- Defendants, William r. Vaughan and Sarah Az. h.
Wit. not hoNia entered thr appearance. and crn ,,tu,
according tn OF Assembly, and tir mic. tn.ls.
aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence tn the, mo Ia,
hihtan'+ ct ih, s'mn"n" GA the mnton Of %.
TIL by coun +al, II Is ord red tnt the sad DEF nanr,
psir h.r' or h#tore the frst dan OF Apiil trngf
and answer the bill the ,antlt and that copy VIII,
be orllw itl in-crtrdm "Ih' I.>nchhurr NisniAn l
paper published III tn town Oft ,nchburs for monf,
e,.ei,'l, and another copy poada tho front door d -.
,althpu,s OF tlieeuuut', ON some court daN. "
no. {. CUTLER. c.s.
I1RGlNIt At rules held in the Clerk Or, 9TH.
oncuit superior OF law and eanccr t.l M ,,
OF Nelson in the month OF November, 1855
J1on Clarke, rannr
aeaina
Nillinm :. fo, le administrator Of Echar cIa5, -.
ceased, VI lliDur l. Vaughn and >unh Ann VII. -,,
Is Sarah Anu Clarke James zee and Emily Is4ta, a,
rly Emily 3. cluer Joseph = taroc,A th@ll ..,.
al Joseph Clarke, D'sal,a.
|, CHA>cERY.
Tie .iulant-, Wa. r. Vaughan nnl Snrah ia h,,a.
not a,ns ,ntered rhen appearing aud srcu,
col,utg the Assembly AMI the rule tin. Count =.
i ann, n. h, sail slcury evidence tal the, AT. Not .s
Ilaui4 ot tli. oonnonN ,aith: On The % fae pr.
III L., ruui~ l. III ordered that The sud rn.antsl sIIa
IN, beore ia" first day OF April trm uov nna4'u
Inc hill o. the plaintiff aud tIHta copy o tits otr 10 t'A
With inserted IA Fin l>nchbnrg Yin ui.u, -fnpr ra
i,!3l N the town ,nghors Tor two months ''sq''
iloaSa OF um' coantt, on som" court dst
\ Cup Ic4tr,
Ko. g. ct"uMG r.aN
January d ~a4
E.}RGINIt - Il rules ucld N In, Cier>', Once. ,t-
eDt superior ooarl Of i,N md aan.r>, lo In
a '.|ou n Ia. luoat OF NJ,cmast, los,
Joaa y. ~'Iue,s, PauHi
against
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
tt;. sSsri:pOS 'AlEsl04S:

"
ft1AkE NOTICE, that on Tie 2iIl ia, 81 FcbrI.
AIRY nr>t. At the residence of The Hon. VIM
Daniel. uear the town al L.>uchbure. | shall noy,
the Jude q the Circui, superior Couat of Law
and Chlucrry, t,r iiclord, for 4 wit al crrturar
to remove an injunction, depending IN thr County
Court oi Bedford. IN whch You are Plaintiff. and |
am Defendant from sad Court, latu The Circuit Sa-
pcuor Court ol Law and Cianccry.-lni app!lca
non viii be founded on unreasonable drlaN,
and r"!gsal OF sad County Count, To beal Il motion
10 dc>oise sand Injunction.
LEWIS STIFF. A,anr:
OF Jane, Miller decd
February % uiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
DAVID KDDi.S. GIN.
" IN
ROBERT TlNS..iN g..
~


cult superior o Law ad nncery Tor the county Of
Nelson. ia liz month ot December, l3t'.
,,cnrcc " III and Elijah norc and elizabeth his ~ ic.
ioncrl, Elizabeth Alright. AMI VI an Covert formerly AI
hala right winch 4Aid tcprge, zab tia and Alaaia are the
~ fl i.tl-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
.fFE1e9g Ewes.
sseA.o.es' Of The BLOOD.

IuI IhTUIo UuI oII#f dI-CI.l- - IN Vf0dnoed , OF
pte-In from lueual mor.i tu.tlI ar-ne oin hud' 80
ed old di-ororz, em thr Of u#tguts calcium huh
In ignule-l from II ,Iu. olls a. ~ 'ihsd IA Tn VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

/ ST RECEIVED AN excellent assortment Of
" Iron and S;ccl. to gethcr with 4 lot OF extra
t0gnnc 81 Apple Braniys, W.sis.&cy 4
wines, J. Il. BAILEY x Co.
Amherst, Gil. Jan. - +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
E,isas lo fps, tf,0s,Sas.d .Fvpsr sgioIss

- , Forbes, Gec'd ia his III, tl}ir, aa IL the Sub
scrhcrhy Tnonl> Nlunrr>on. bearing dur on tlr
l5!lI day Of Septembrr lSlS, aud duh recorded ~
the County Gourt OF PtusNisru1. for Po,rs there
IN mcnloned shall sell by WAY OF public aurrlot,
tpr cash, before the front oor at the Eag,r EIotr ia
the CltN of Richmond OF lhr 9@Jh ,ly ii Frhru.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
NOTICE.
.F!.. !%.s.f srisf Stand.

y t." EnsIlil. season. at
IN = IF bong h. dr,tl pati oi hl' time
XIV II N the Subscribers louise, IN tie
-sA.,..ss-E l.. county OF bedford : miles, south
W 81 al Liberty aud tie balance n Nr. John So
"efs ~ the sal county, miles Ne-t Of Lbef-
~. oniile Lynchburs and Salem turnpike. Hand
bill, in dnc tue.
JESSIE \. BRAMBLETT.
Bedford Feb. - N3v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

.tRtt<ts Il f.les huldsa tie Clcrks ohae Of tts cr
, srper ,ouft Law and chancerl iof tire town o'
/ ,p,bb,ir.. ,,i IL Git day Of Sosrmb". l5j' .
u Iian . gles!, aud David osles't, f"H'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
! tn1tiir. -
i'l.i.,ls

Z VIRGINIA ut Rua, h'li ia the Clark. O1,qe ola
circuit superior court OF Law rnl ,hqnrcf, II, =.
county OF Nr-on-+.the month oi Ao,osn,,,, l,,ii:
james ). i%r rl,as
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J aiillitry -

yEHGjNii At rule. holden III the Cler.
cInuu superior court Of law AMI chanc.r, 9afe 49,
o IL hurs, ON the trNt day OF january, 1885: "'a-.
john rh4npssn, Jr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

knA Par Country KIM Yarn Socks, and a GOO
cVO lot OF Country Jeans on hand Tor sale low
by JAMES {. HUNT, \ Go.
NuXCmlnl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

E}RG{Nfi 1t rllrs ncd N In, tter>s pit.e3. Ia {.
utfor ro1rl at las, nad canr-il, IL. In con-.
u Ns.ou, ia. uoat,t OF ND,cIn5,t, iaj1:
Joal y. :. iu4-s, Pau.ti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

kmlro.c Lucas an1 Elizabeth hs Wit, Henry F'n,,
and L Iuud Hnsiuu, sntiyIns trustees, l''thY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

t!arl Nc!\an,v, Thomas Nrkinne, J,ln A.,
S1mlal hrtlch Janias \. CLAY. joel NeNi,,, SNtaas'
Dueuid, Jriu luehes, lnca4 Dnpu,, pn,i ~ hn ).
Martha his VII, Peter Nick inil, and tic rr '1te' aei
unl Conpnns # tie Ean> "ftIa nittd state 't.'
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.Jaurilr, -

Jauuar, - N
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Or. a,L
ontuit superior court OF law and ch'nocr lei III. ]
oil Nelson in the month OF November 1855
J3on CLARKE, Psp,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

Tie d'tHl ut, lmras Dupuy, mt la,u.g ,n,.,,' ''
lr.ante aud gheh security, acrorln. 10 the net nj IN p
aai ihf rule" {" tins cont ant aPPaarn, hv ,a,i.l,,A
ret., uin h. - not Al in!lhiRnt OF i, count, H.
ea, That the sad i,ndint doappaar har, on tho 5
tn Ii ~ ttrn aud answer tn bin Of ia, painq g,1 -
up" 9l TIM order be forthwith inserted IN nes,p
punted II ia" town nt l. NnchhurG lor month. .nfI
and post d At the trout door of tin house in .sI
copA-lesls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
TsGi. s.ss.FI1IDE.E
R!fc INSURANCE SiomI3HHy.
Nnkc. uii iinI> OF sonraeis q u.,ics, Lie. in
torr-t of Bou", ~ involved.

+ Ia>oa.,e on I..,r, IN every Hundred Dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

John Lew Hin " !iuu i. jon, Jlcob Rpnboa.h nn,
" lillian I'ui,. u asmI'ut-,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

ncn1min D. narris. nuI Ab,rl ", Inri- AMI Clou
y Hams, cy,si,tat4 Office y Ilafi, deceased,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
iniqui,ous in It's in.-base and DIS
graceful in ia conduct snd continual
tion



Ia dcfvnee II Lis right 10 = sSat IA Congress a.
a rsyrv'eS's,iSs from Mi.sis.irpi. % ssid To-
hs'e hcSa mos, sbir ASJ VIoqa.nt The follow
ing 1, ii'c pvrors;ioa
''Sir, IL there State IN tbs Union.
that would submit 20 have her light of
choosing her oNn representatives, torn
from her, aud n representative not o;
her choice. palmed upon her by de-
cision Of this house What SAYS MAJ.
saciusSfiSl From the cradle in which
ycung Liberty was first rocked: even
from Old FaneuIl Hall. Gomez foiih her
ready anSwer-It was for this very
riGhi OF representation our fathers
tought the battles OF the revolution.
and, ere Ne vii surrender this dear
boa ght tight. those battles shall again
beco'ue stein realities"
Would KsAtQiky submit Ask her.
Mr.. Speaker. aud her very cannon viii
! linda voice TO thunder in your ears her
stern sponse-'Ns; sooner than sub
nat 10 such an outage, our coil shall
&c rebspi,zcd with new claim 70 the.
proud bGt msllncholy title of-fie dark
Iad bloody ground
"What SAYS Virginia. viii her h:si.
stern device. her SIC SemB,r fgsennis.
the rroude,t motto that ever blszrd
upon a warriors argrsl IIo,y would
she brook such usurpllion /, What
says the mother Of S,slcs, and oc SLATE.
right doctrine; she who has placed
instruction. as guardian over reore.
seHtofoa' 10 The proposition. hat this
house caa make representative for a
Slate, and force It upon her, agains,
her choice and wi!l:"
And where il South Caroline: the
Harry Percy of the Union; thnugh
there lives not the Harry of Monmouth.
Who can pluck from her brow the lau.
reis, which size has so nobly won IN
many a well fought 6eldi On which
side, IN TINS great controversy, does
,he couch her lance and draw Ler good
blade ? | ircst upon The side. too. Of
ne Constitutional rights &C all the
States. And let her lend all the
strength of her good tight arm to the
low, " hcn she strikes in go Just and
! righteous quarrel. Sir, twen;y fiye
States SIT here in judgment upon the
most sacred right Of a sister State
should yonr decision be against her
you tear her brightest jewel from her
brow, aai forever bow her head in
sharre and dhhoncr."
30; II this he Your determination.
have but one request, on her hehali I,
make: W hen You decide that she
cannot choose her representation on
tbs floor, Of the same moment blot from
ne spsngled banner Of the Union the
bright star that elI,ters 10 the name oI
Mississippi bat leave the stripe behind
"A III emblem OF her degradation"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
GFNEHAL SNrELLIenNcE.


'N'' Ia'k corr'P- .d,ass II hs .Nsis-si "a.
frNsfarrr
The Northern mail jusi in bgings a.,
later dates from Buffalo. AHlfbr Navy
Islanders bat -. u ~ said are f,ilo..
ing the fortune. of Mckenzie t,w,-l
Fort Maiden. The steamboat By,,Io-
~ was threatened by sn aiisck 5,r
British armed schooacrs In Ame,,.,a
waters Gen. Scott advised me D1G.b
0uleer N command. that II the stt,,t
werc made IN The American uater, he
should feel it his duty % fepei Il, AMI
De ranged bls cannon along lbe hank
Of The river accordingly The boat was
PerNilied 20 pass unmOiestcd.
The ar on the frontier rfagt vib
rumors from Toronto-tbat aew ~
iurblnees bad broken out--that the,e
bai been more Ggbts-that the teh.i.
Hfre % power agsio. sc. SC. I,pu..
~ 18Th, ibis Was not trae. fof have /,
letter from Toronto at that date 1
doubt q ali, and yet there msy -
something 10 d. ioF The stories ,.,ehsS
ihe lfonheT from q variety Of sou,se,
The lasi Buriingion (yt) Frse Press
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

iicle in the frst Periodical Of the age.
The Reviewer pronounces chs style
90 De clear az Swiii's and sometimes as
graceful a. Addison's. - hilst Il IS more
tiguFliive in expression sud much noa-
ca IA anecdotr and allusiOn.
And Why Is il, gentlemen, that our
profession does not occupy tina, station
"a our own society, t. whIeh il is enii-
He'd Let us ao, disguise the iart.-lt
IS curowr faOit NDraNiui Is more true
Than tia, be Nhp would have the ro-
spect II Others, must 1how that he re-
poets himself We have descended
20 abuse each other "a a manner that
has Loaf the respect OF The void. We
misicpgosrLt each others mo,iV es---we
henP opprv5iious epi,hets Upoa ga b
Others hcads--we do uoi TecolltCt that
violence Is not energy. aud that vira-
ience - any thing but digriiy. HaN
can we expect 10 De uea'ed rs gentle
rucG. x Ne DO not conduct ourselves "a
gentlemen: Each one saws. inlr,d.
bat !, i, not bis fault. lie tres 10 JOS
~ himself by pleading self-defeoce.
Bat - hnsoe,e or lie IN fault, the fact il
undo Si45.e. that in th,s eternal warfare
oi siiiCk and OF rcctiu ina'Ion. the Press
has los, much ai rs GieEsly, and much
&C hat moral iniIcuCe whsch u Womb
have 4 riyht 90 claim. anl would uu-
qresicTably command. ~ a Tree an I
enlightened country. The mischief
dos not stop here. The hccp,i.usoe-
ct the rfcss iascn.ihly lowers iir tore
otf'iraic IL auRe,s. and infect. ti,c cha.
racter ct or public cyunch, ~ this
respect, therefore. the Interests Of so.
cic.y, az well az The reputation Of is
conductors. demand thorough reform.
This is. gentlemen. aro,hrr of he
great objects for which We have con-
tenei Jogother-snd | am sure, there
u no wei regulated mind in this as-
.eub'y which will nc, heartily co-ore-
ra'e IN Il, the measures which may be
necessary 20 improve and elevate tie
tome al The preSs,
You will probably have other sub
iecis before y0u.-Be assured, gentle
men, that viii spare no Effort to iacili.
tate the business Of the Convention
| trust sincerely, that We shall part in
ihe same harmony IN whi-h We have
met.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
TTENTT-FIETM CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION
TUESDAY, January p.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
FLORIDA WAR

FLORIDA WAR.
y rcpor. waI pre- sented TO the Hau @
from tie Committee OF WAYS aud
Means. making al appropriation OF
one Million oj aoIirS Tor continuing the
war IN Florida. Mr.. Canbreieny said
this amount Of 81 000 600. was need.
ed for The immediate payment Of the
troops in Florida.
Mr.. Downing. tho Delegate from
Florida, also advocated the Immediate
passage Of The bill.
The House then resolved Itself into
Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Conner
in the Chair.
Mr. Wise spoke IN opposition to the
appropriation, and animadyer,ed i,
strong terms upon the conduc, Of The
war. lie said he would not vote one
dollar more for carrying on this war
until the House made an examination
OF 'he manner Of carrying on the war.
Give me-, said Mr. Wise. the committee
! asked for at the special session Of
Congress and | will prove all | have
said Of this war. Give n,e the Com
mistee, and ! will Prove that there i,
no war in Florida except the var thai
The hlrpies OF The Goveruu en-, are c,-.
y ing on with the Ser. :nclrs for The
purpose Of eniiching themselves out O,
the sPoIls Of Government. Give me 4
Committee and will prove that :his
"aF IS managed al an expense n so. e
con day 10 the General Government
Give me Committee and | will prnyc
hat ms war was iuiqn,iouS IN ifs orr
gln, base and disgraccful i'm is cooiinu.
alton, and foul and lasting plarue SPOT
upon our country. I will prove II 10
be a fact, that TIC christian perGJv Of
a Christian nation originated. Carried
90. planned and executed the var
Is an American citizen 7 feel said
Mr.. Wise, humbltd. 10y this trea,hr.
rons' dI-graceiul ADD disrepuiable osr
Mr.. Downing, Of Florida. made .
somea hat long and sp,ntcd reply 10
Mr Wise. He defended the pari the
Administration had taken IN carving
on this war. and the manner and ex-
Ienl Of the appropriations made Tor ibe
suppression of Indian hosiiIiiips. a..
defended warmly his ovn constituent.
and drew a strong picture Of their suf.
ieunss from Indian buicheres.
In speaking Of The Seminole. he
said tha, bad these poor devils and
'couudrcls been hong up 40 Tie g,ll,u,
a' they should have been far thru
enmrs. lhe sar would long ago have
ended. u vas the syn,plihy Of ,be
Polpil-ibe sympathy Il the press
lni the sympa,hy Of northern phian.
ihfopis.s bat pDmpiod the indians Co
peg'n and carry 90 Tie war. IN the
course q biz rerarks SIR Dawbiny
sail there vas law % Florida witch
said hat an Indian and black man
should not be believed. Alg ID. s,it
lhey were not to believed. and bad be
oeen Gen Jesup be would have fsn,.
ea each Of them up az some ycllos
W. Wise. 10 reply % NJ. D,ur;,,
'aid y The House a Repretenfst,,s.
would be o. FAIR as Sir. DoWniog- n
% would give him tho committee d.
asAed AZ he special session. be uoyi5
prove ail be bed soid 90 theiefer. ST.
sad ~ Wnc, rrpeat now vb,t /
said before. The Seminole var "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

KENTUr KY-THE PREsIDENcY.-Tbo
following - an extract Of letter from,
Frankfort. Ny, dated January 9Th, to the .d,-
Toe Of the Louisville JournAii
The Wings Of both houses held .
meeting last night, TO take into con,i.
deraiion the expectancy Of National
Convention 10 nominate candidates for
the offices OF President and Vice Presi-
dent. Perfect harmony and unanimity
prevailed. II was resolved among other
things that a Convention sLouid be hell
at the time and place most convenient
to the Wings Of The United States. and
Gov. Meicalfe and Robert WickhGe
senior, were appointed Delegates on
the part OF the State TO attend the Con
ventIon. II was determined that each
Congressional district should be repre-
sented. A Central Committee was ap-
pointed for the State, TO be located At
Lexington. The meeting adopted a re-
solution which expressed its decided
and unanimous preference for Mr.. Clay
but contained the pledge 10 abide by
the decision Of the National Couven-
ton. All the necessary steps were Ia
Ken to insure cooperation throughout
the State. You may rely upon It that
the Wings are more closely united than
ever.