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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28
Correspondence Of tie SAVANNAH Georgian
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

Our attentive correspondent hes furnished US with the
following late news, per s,eamboa, Florida:
GAREYs FERRY, May IL, 1899
Dear Sir Every thing is going well and smoothly
n The negotiation line; and in very short time, ! ex
pc 10 be able 10 apprse you Of the successful termina
Inn Of Gen. Nlaconb's mission. Col. Harvey arrived
iDm The South few days ago, bringing with him very
important chief of The hicknsuckie tribe: he with four
teen others, in 10 Col H. whilst on the southern
coast and says The Indians anxious for peace and
will gladly accede TO the Generals terms Gen Jones
(Snn) Gays that he in, il will be after peace is
made and every thing settled. Ccacochee entertains
and expresses the opinion Several Indians have
also visited the General al Font King, and promised 10
bring in more. Murders committed by Struggling parties
OF Indians may sill be heard Of; bull as The
OF our wish 10 make peace is known 10 ALL no danger
even OF this kind is to be apprehended.
MAJOR GEN MACoMB.-A paragraph from the N. o.
Bee has been going line rounds of the papers, stating
that Generals Mscnmb and Wool, were in that city
Our readers have by Florida that
The General is still in Florida The Globe of Tue sday
last also con,rsdc,s The statement. Gen Wool and his
aid de camp, Alexander Macornb, were in n Orleans
Of that time. The Globe also says "there is nen.
ton the part of the Government 10 surrender any
portion Of Florida 10 The Indians, permanent resi-
dcnce."
TALLAHASSEE, May IS
IndiaaS in the WeSt.-lnfurmallon has reached u.s. Of
the destruction Of one entire family on the Appulacl-
cola river opposite lola The family consisted Of five
persons, as We enn whose bones were found the
following day, Immediately the spot where The house
had been burned; the house and inmates consum
ed by fire during The nightnola soul Of the whites
caped A few miles further up the river, a boy
killed about The same time. These atrocities were
nlled, doubtless by the Creek Indians wG. - "sen
for time ON the north arm ot 81 Andrews
Bay.
These Indians viii give The people of the West Sc
'ious trouble during the approaching summer. A hun
ted volunteers should be raised and placed in The field
vest Of the Apalachicola river ins!anter.-Sidr.
(FTom tie Pensacola Guzeus file llM inSt)
"THE SEMINOLE WAR-No hopes seem 10 be any
nger entertained, that The embassy Of Gen hlacomb TO
tie Semnoles will end in any Thing beneficial. Lieut..
Reynolds, who passed through this place lasl week
his way from Tampa Bay, brings intelligence that the
chef on whose good Offices General Macomb chiefly
e has not only refused 10 treat but has beaken him
ser and all his people the woods The truth is they
consider The whites TO have been badly whipped and 1t
is nearly time that should lake the view Of the
mt,er The language they nov use is, Let Us alone,
AMI we will moi modest you-remain at your posts or
yo,r homes and will not attack you-but if you
US, will fight as long as our ammuni-
Ito, lasts, and when this gone will lake 10 Tie bow
ant arrow"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28

eve should think that Lucas is elected In Jefferson,
Barton has AZ majority-in Berkeley $50 in all
Whereas in Frederick Lucas has l0in Clark 4O--and
the Baltimore Post Of Saturday evening says, it has
"eceived letter which that the majority for Luz
in Clarke is 40, end in Hampshire 56--in ALL 100
aud expect small ma jpIi,y in the remaining county
Of Morgan for Lucas.
If the above statement Of The poll in Hampshire be
correct, have probably gained Two Republican Dele
gates in that county
BRUNSWICK-2 Delegates.
"LawrcneerHe, May 24.-1he Democratic party yes
telduy achieved glorious triumph in Old Brunswick.
We have succeeded against active Opposition,
compounded OF wings, Conservatives and disappointed
politicians The vote stands thus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28


The Oak Grove Precinct is the South side Of Niche
rim, where Gen. Dromgooe was born, raised and still
resides-and thus il will be that those who have
known him longest and best, have given him nearly
unanimous vote"
CAMPBELL-2 Delegates.
"Lynchburg, May 25-We have not as yet received
par,cuarsbut The Wings, you doubt anticipated,
have succeeded in this county by majority of something
like hundred Wilchers majority Coles, about
100 stage passenger this moment arrived in the
Southern line says, that Wtchers majority will
coed 100 in Pitsylyania-f So Halifax will elect Coles
by triumphant majority The most complete organ
cation has existed with the Wings in this section and if
they had failed or do fail in any G The adjoining
ties il will result from inexibe adherence TO principles
on The par! of the Democracy No arts have been left
unred, arguments Posterous, unessayPd
to win, II possible, few from our unterried ranks
CLARK COUNTY.
"Beryrihe, May 81 hasten TO give you the result
Of our election yesterday:
Lucas ". b. $50
Barton (W) III
N Burwell, (y By no opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28
Crafurd's moiori,y


York Tosen, May 2i.-As the contest for the s'a :
and Congressional candidates in Elizabeth Cry 't1
Warwick has closed, have concluded 10 give you ae
earliest information Of the result S. Servants d'sP"r
tion of the Trustees of the Academy at Hampton .!
law OF The last Legislature, having ruined his past '
present prospects Of success caused him 10 reite '
then the contest between Mr.. Carter Ctato,d u
Warwick, and DR.. Cotton, Of Hampton, our old Cow,
sellor, who is thorough going Henry Clay NAM "n:
his opponent. Mr. Craford, is opposed 10 Henry C'!
opposed 10 U. S Bank, and opposed 10 VIM e. k,S'5
though not for Van Buren, The result is tina! VA.
ford is elected by more than 90 majority. Greg.
walked over The York district, whose sentiments u
those OF CIaford as stated heren it was smaller we.
there than was ever known not 80 votes having Us
polled at York Town; and Wise cot fewer Of nem .
at The last election. So you of what siuh speech
constituted. -
Congressional vote in Elizabeth Cy-Nttie over ;.
for Mullory-over GO for Hollernan. ilolIenah e"
40 since The last election"
ISLE OF WIGHT Detgae. ,,s,
"Smithfeld Nay IS, 1899 Il send yoa SAFE ., -.
polls for Congress Hoeman at the CcuIthous-
ceived $40, at Carsville l77-all 81.
For Mallory at G. II. IS, at CarsVille 10,
As
Atkinson for the Sena,e-Ar,hur Smith Tor the ioaN
Of Delegates no opposition. Ere This you nave 10 r,
heard that II. is elected by l47 in the district, ,s,r,
rasm is laid low; is buried in this district h'e! ,A
has been strained, bul without effect. Irnsh Is '"S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
THE PIRATE vessel.

The result of the examination, be-
fore the |. S. District Judge for the
district OF Connecticut, OF the persons
found on board the strange schooner
lately captured on he coast Of that
State, has been, that Joseph CinqucZ,
the leader, and IS others, Spanish
slaves stand committed for trial be-
fore the next Circuit Court at Hart
ford, 70 be holden on the 18th day of
September inst.
The three girls, and Antonio, the
the cabin boy, are ordered to give
bonds in the sum of s 100 each to APP
pear before the said court and give cv-
idcnce in the aforesaid case, and for
want of such bonds so be committed
to the county Jail in the city of New
Haven.
Lieut.. R. w. Mead, Doh Jose Ruiz,
and Don Pedro Montez are ordered 10
recognise in the sum of 500 each to
appear snd give evidence in said case
before the aforesaid court.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
IRON NENICO

\. schooner Cumanchc, arrived q; View
xsns on the goth ult., from Vera Cruz
Nd she sailcdon the 9th, bringing Sis.
"a specie.
n United States schooner Boxer. Com
alison. belonging 10 the SQUADRON in Oh,
"a ocean. anchored in the port of MAJ
q on the 9th June, from cruise 1lonl
res,ern coast of Mexico.
lzcorcspondencc Of the Loui-'auian.
strac, of letter from Vera Cruz, dctca
he'd s, 1889.
The political position OF this coun.
as taken a turn n little discoura-
on account of the measures taken
usrEMrNrE since his resumption
Presidency, which are in oppo-
TO every thing done by SANrA
whilst he held the rcinS OF GOV.
lent. He commenced 10y chang
Is Ministry-the first stroke OF
blicy. He afterwards re- establish
! liberty of the press, which had
muzzled by SANTA ANA, and he
tncc caused Congress to annul
Isl loan made by BENEMERrro,
will annihilate the little credit
: teServed by the Republic in Eu-
~ All these occurrences as YOU
suppose, are not of a nature TO
h1e tranquility. Vera Cruz is
115Anded by the broihcr-in-law of
IA ANA. General CoRo,) who,
81 he learned General GAoNA had
appointed Governor of the CGs-
cEDlua, declared that he would not
'uthim to take possession of tina,
, md that he had 1000 men, in
dg the convictS, under his COM
n1fo oppose him. Can we be other
: han in state of apprehension :"
'xthct of another letter from Vera Cruz.
lust.
hey speak Of a project of a pro-
'tjSmento, which will shortly take
ts'here. It is expected 10 take
ms soon rs General GAoNN al
who has beer appointed COM
I 4r of Ulua by BUsTEMENTE.
~ ANA manages this thing I'M
I)dedly. This wretch, who has
I'd himself with ignominy by
sof his administration, wants TO
IN instruction against BUsTE-
vi because the latter blamed Ger.
ameful contracts which he had
1Gd into. The Chamber has Just
ii the contract for loan which
<ANA had concluded with an
Company for Gl3O,O00 ster-
This contract would have load
nation with a debt of several
without giving it a cent.
ANA has received a large pres
his part. There has also been
d let for %, 000 muSkets, which
to3Frive at Vera Cruz, at SG1
which means SANTA ANA
Y have gained 100000, and his
u y as much"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

!. bcr the author of the decd TIN;
.,l,cd in an acknowledgment 10y the
$ry parties that tic tafhcr OF that
rb,er and of those unhappy broth
d mi sisters, was himSeLf the destroy,
sof their peace
M seek not further 10 expose the
q rcrs of the scene. and only add,
a the infatuated man, after consul
an attorney and learning the i,g1i
.s.eoucnces to which he had expos
himself, hastily secured supply ut
'.ney upon his wcll-cstabIiShcd cred
mi is, perhaps, on his way to Tcx-
- Jyiig.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
Lands for Sale.

PURSUANT TO an order and decree
r. of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for Hardy county,
made at the last term of said Court, |
shall offer for sale, before the Court.
house door of said county, on Me first
day al he Court, TO be holden for said
county in the month of SEPTEMBER
next, the following Tracts If L.HND,
returned Delinquent for the non-pay-
mcnt of Taxes:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
DEATH OF GOV. CLARKE,
or KENTUCKY.

The Frankfort Commonwealth of
August eth says-"It is our melan-
" choIy duty to announce the death OF
IS the Hon. JAMES CLARKE. Governor
" ot Kentucky. He died this morn
" lns about O'Clock. We have stop
ped the press to announce this
10 mournIulintclligcncc.' This is me-
'Gncholy news to us, as it will be 70 a
large circle Of friends all over the T.
hlted States. He was an honorable
man, and true patrio,--.Nai. Int.
N',rt. =.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
FROM THE CHEROKEES.
Extract from letter dated


FoRr GfRsoN, July 2i.
There is prospect at length of a
settlement of the difficulties among the
Cherokecs. Both Councils are in scs-
sion, that is, the old emtgrants (com-
bined with the Ridge par.y,) and the
new, headed by John Ross, Their in
tcntions appear more pacific at pres
ent, on both sides. Should matters,
however, come TO The worst have no
doubt myself the old set would morc
than maintain their ground against the
Ross party, Notwithstanding the appa-
rent difference in their numerical for
ccs.
The season heretofore has bech a
we. one, but highly advantageous ia
the larmer-in all the west here, our
crops OF con- are psodigious, particu-
larry among the Creeks where | have
been. But the dog-days are fairly set
ting in, and the thermometer ranges
daily at about 50 degrees.
although our health has been prct-
ty good thus far, it may not remain so.
We had the misfortune to lose Lieut.
BOWMAN, OF the Dragons, who died
on Sunday last. He has served long
time on the southwestern frontier, and
was beloved in the Army. "-.HrkGnSqs
GAZETTE, .4ug.7
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
VIRGLYLH, 10 nit:

fTRGLYI1, 10 nit:
III rules HE'LL in tie Clerks Office of
the County Curt Of Hurry, on He
first Monday IN .HUGust, 1899.
Isaac NJ. Groves, plaintiff, against
John L. Miller, defendant,
~ CJLINCERY.
The defendant, net having entered
his appearance and given security &C
cording to The actof Assembly and the
rules Of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabitant of this country; II is
orde.cd, That The said delchdan! do
appear here on the frs, day ofthe Court
to be holden for said county in the
month of November HcHt, and answer
the bill ofthc plaintiff: and that copy
of this ordcrbc inserted in some news
paper published in the town Of Rom
ney, for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front
doc. Of .ho Courthouse of said coun-
~ of Hardy. A copv-Teste,
JAS. c. GAMBLE, c. II. c.
August %, 1850.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

"a fact, which should not be ioI-
{ that had not Gen. Jackson
d the Land Bill of Mr.. Clay,
even years ago, Virginia would
t(ceived for her share, up to the
8 September, ISIS, the sum Of
hiiionS Three Hundre6 mi
INC Thousand One Hundrcd and
pen DoHmS \ sum suhi-
have put in operation the
portant of her Internal I'm
nts, OF the proceeds of the
ands, millions have been lost
ling men in Office, who were
q q be defaultcrs, and who were
le4 for no better reasons than
~ possessed extensive political
re, and were active partizans.
ls(tncn, when Senator Hendricks
h>pa found a dcfaulter in danger,
% to Secretary Woodbury. that
oqld to some extent produce cX-
- if he were removed, for he
l4ny warm andinAuential friends,
a'Fort Wayne and i'll Dearborn
- Better let it be" said he.
good-natured Secretary did
t' in that case, as in many
:, 70 the great deiriment of the
{ ntercst.-Rich. Whig.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

MpkDITIoN.--The coat which
esnfy Clay wore yesterday was in the
I . % the preceding. II YVES man
e'wed at Glenham near NewbuTgh,
e'e ne Senator visited 81 manuiac-
ra8 establishment. iIc saw this
IN Process Of manufacture, and
"Wnsed the next morning at fin
81 spoftlon of 1t in his room CONVEX
n" toa suit of clothes.-.N. y. Whig.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

liE%Thc election for Governor, Lieu.
tenant Governor and members fboth
branches Of The Legislature of Yer
mont, took place, on Tuesday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
A4nn0 i0r Sale.

BY Write of the last VIII and tcsta-
ment of Jacob Arnold, decd, | will
offer for sale, on the premises, on ST
TURDHY the 18th dGy Of OCTOBER
ncrt, the FARM Of which he died
seized, situate Q ID miles west of
Romncy, in Hampshire county, on the
North Western Turnpike Road, con-
tanning
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
- No. Loticry-l2 Drao0n Baiiofs.

Tickets only $20-HaIves SO
Quarters s,3-Eighths ~ 80.
Certificates of Packages of25 Whole
Tickets S,250-Ccrtiiicates of Packages
Of - Half Tickets : i25-Certiiicate
of Packages of23 Quarter Tickets So
50-Cerrilicatcs of Packages of p
Eighth Tickets $3l %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
EEW ElRM
1T DLNCHES1TR, TIRGLNL3.

J.. WILSON, having retired from
the fuOu of l.. Wilson " Co., the bu-
sincSS hereafter will bc conducted un-
der the Firm Of WILSON s. Co, at
the old stand ~ the Winchester De-
pot. All PERSONS indebted to the late
firm, will please call and settle their
accounts - eafly as practicable. The
undersigned having the MANS 60
prosecute al extensive Business, beg
leave 20 return their thanks 10 their
old Customers, hoping for contjnu-
lncc of their lacours, and nj the same
time solicit those who have GOODS
to forward, Produce 20 sell OF forward,
TO give them call. They ate pre-
pared TO furnish SALT, PLASTER,
FISH, GROCERIES,, &c, upon tie
mos. reasonable terms.
G. i. WILSON,
MICHL. BANNER,
SAML. HARTLEY.
WINCHESTER DEpor, }
Aug. -, lS39.-Gw. {
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

cahn boy on board a man.oi war
-, sa'ed TO be logged for some mis-
,Iosnor, little Jack went trembling
se'yg confessed his fault and then
> I. Von't you wait till | say my
! ~ q peiore you whip me-" yes
i feply. well, then, replied
m klng up and smiling tnum-
f-"IH ncrer sgY On r'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

DIR. Dyott has been sentenced TO
three years imprisonment in the Pen
ltenliary of Pennsylvania.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
CATirAL PRIZE
S1OO,OOO!
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
SKATE eF NsIAssSEAND

TO ERECr
Torn UaH oad either Guihi;RgS en- Tie
city If Baltimore.
CLASS No. ONE, FOR lS39.
10 be positively drawn in the city Of
Baltimore, on F,2hcsday, SEP
TE.UBER ;!5th, 1899.
tndcr the Superintendent of Com
miSSioncrs.
". s. GREGORY * CO. Successors Of
Yates and M'Iniyrc,( Managers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

Col. John NJ Barbour, Of Bcrricn
county. Michigan, has harvested one
thousand and siNty eight acres Of
wheat. He had eighty men employ
ed TO gather his crop.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

ihc bauistcrs but ] swear ]
& lhe stairs, as the drunken
'o when he walked round the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

Ehe, one ofthc Seneca Chiefs
y near Buffalo, aged %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

g. Ordo,s fo, TichefS and Shares
and Certificates Of Pachages in the a
bovc magnificent Scheme, will receive
the most prompt attention, and an Off
cial account of the dra~ing sent i'm
mcdiatcly after it is over, TO all who
order from us. Address
I'D. -. Gregory & Co,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

Lowell. Mass. now contains g GOO
Inhabitants
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

5l-Mr CRAY was at tho Fauqu. r
White Sulphur Spring. on Wcdncs-
day week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
I'D. -. Gregory & Co,

'NuHt1S IT Nc
Richmond, Va, or Washington City, d. c.
Aug. 10, 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05
YEaiI arai Accommodation

NoRr u-WEsrERN TURNPIKE RoAp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-05

Besides Prizes Of sIJO-SIi0-Sl2 (
$ lGO-SS0-St0- low
est prize $50.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

From FLoRnA.-A letter from Tampa
Bay Of the 10Th uh., to the Mdtile Regis
ter, says
I" The plan now seems TO be, to under
take no regular campaign during the win
ter roads will be cut and posts established
through the country, aud efforts made to
ascertain the lurking places Of the savnges
but all this seems to o.promise little towards
bringing our difficulties to termination.--
The Indians will continue as heretofore Ia
skulk ubout the country in small parties, E.
luding pursuit and committing depreciation.
at every favorable opportunity. Things
seems 10 have grown worse since | was last
in Florida. Habitations that were consid.
cred safe two years ago, are now abandon
ed and burned roads that were then trav-
elled without fear, are now impussable with
out a strong guard: the Indians yield not
an inch two weeks ago n party Of only
five came within four miles of our camp Of
1000 men, and burnt house md attempt
ed to murder tho family. Thus you see
what,the prospect is in Florida"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

Jesse ID. EHiot.-We see with pleasure
sha, resolution has passed. the House Of
Representatives, calling on the Secretary of
the Navy for coprs Of certain charges pre-
ferred agains; Capt. J. ID. Elliot for con-
dut in his late Mediterranean cnrnmaud.
and the reasons why he has not been bro't
10 n trial upon them.
We shall look with much interss, for the
Secretary's reply, as we are curious to see
what kind of reasons he can give.
We have seen with surprize some excul-
pa,ory articles in the Boston Times and
Philadelphia Ledger. respecting Com Ell
lioi's conduct, but as we are pretty well a
ware from what sources they einanate, we
shall simply deny their truth, so far as we
are concerned in them, and leave our de-
nial to be sustained by the evidence which
will be given upon the trial he 1iH even,u-
ally have on the charges preferred against
him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23

GREAT MUSICAL ENTERTAkMENr.-We
learn from Poulson's Philadelphia Adver-
'tiser, that great preparations are in pro-
gress to produce the Ora,orio of the Crea-
ton in n manner superior to any thing ev-
er known in Philadelphia, under the auspi-
ces Of the Sacred Music Society, with all
the musical talent sow in the United States.
The number of performers to- be at leas,
fire hundred. Application has been made
for the Grand Saloon Of the Phiisdslp phia
Museum, and the proposition has been fa-
vorably entertained by the directors. The
public may be congratulated should the pro-
posed plan to he perfected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-23
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