Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-14
PARAGRAPHS,

appointment blythe Presuient.-Edward McCrady
of South Carolina, TO be Attorney Of the United
States for tho district OF South Carolina, ~ the
place OF H. u. Glehfsl, APP onied Judge for the
same district
Anotlcr Specie Cireuior.-Accorlinp TO the ST.
Louis Republican, nothing but gold and SILVER is To
be received hereafter al the Land Offices in Illinois,
Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Such, says that
paper, are understood 10 have been the instructions
sent out u those receivers who have heretofore been
in the habit oi deposiling their funds 10 the State
Banks Of Missouri. THIS Specie Circu will make
glorio times for the money changers in the neigh.
borbood OF the Land Offices 10 which has been ad.
dressed The same paper, which is dated the 2sih
ul mentions that Land Office money is now com.
mand NJ a premium IN Burlington, low u, Of 10 and
~ per cent over Kentucky, Ohio lllnos and In
diana paper
Marine Corps.-Bievet Lieut.. Col c. Il. Broom
was lately ued by Coun Martial at The Navy Yard
brooklyn, N y, upon charge and spe c,6c atoms
Preferred by ms commanding officer and found gail
~. The Coni' sentenced HIM to be suspended nom
duty Tor three years. To be muc,ed in hall his pay
and not 10 be allowed 10 wear any part of tho uni.
form oil The Marine Corps during the period of his
suspension The sentence was approved, on the
18th of October
The Amy and Navy Chronicle SAYS that nj a
Heneral Court Martial held al the Navy Yard New
lo'k, OF which Commo. G. q. Ridgoiy was Pte.i.
deni, Lieut. A. Z. Maury OF the navy. was tried on
his commanding officer, Commr b. Page, jr. The
Court, after mature del,beratiou, fnd the accused
Lieut.. u Manry, not guilty OF the charges ex-
n'bied against hun by Command 7 b. Page, and
'hey do therefore, honordbiy acqun him.
Commodoio Renshaw is 10 take command OF the
bfooelyn Navy \ ard Commodore Ridgely soon
leaves Tor Boston, To 20 boa,d OF the fripate L.
"itcd states, as commander Of the Draz SQUAD
boundary Iroubles-Consdcrabte dIni, ulty an
pears To have arisen IN relation the disputed boun.
d'ry line between Missouri and Iowa II annears
ifom The Burlington, Missouri, Gazette that The
Shci'h OF CLARK county, in that State had a,,empt-
CD TO collect taxes on the lands in dispute and ha-
wing been unsuccessful he threatened TO return wub
'ofee sufficient To compel payment, The settlers
w consequence OF these threats, called n public
meeting aud determined to make an armed ,css-
lance ihe farls, Missouri, Sentinel, ofthe 10Th
october states Tint messenger had passed through
mat place, bringing information TO the Goy,,por of
missouri that an armed force from Iowa. had seized
upon aud iorciby attempted imprison the Sheriff
OF Clark county, while engaged in the legal disc barge
0, ms othcGi duties. The messenger was also
eh,teed WIN dispatches from Gen. Wilcock, of the
IAN DIVISION OF Missouri militia who had been cal
'ed upon Tor protection by the citizens and only
waited ne orsrrs OF the Governor. As the paper,
take strong ground and declare that Missouri will
ana must stand by her rights" we fear that the
matter IN dispute will not be settled without pmcb
difficulty.
The ~. Louis tMissouri) Republican states that
me i'de "i population pouring into Missouri this
IAN Is Incredible To those who kave not In
me subject. ofthe Immigrants, the great number
are from kentucky. portion are from Virginia.
ana an occasional party from Maryland Most of the
ne" comets wend then way to the ne settlements
on The south side OF the Missouri aud the lands a,
'obg ne Usage aud its tributaries. The lands A. |
round the head OF the ST. Francis are ATTRACTING |
much attention.
Com. Forter.-A letter from Com. Po,tcrto a
'fe"d Ia Chester, Pa. published in the INLAND L. /
ho"' announces his safe arrival in Smyrna. The lei,
'ef s'a'es that the Archipelago is sui swarmng with
lfdes, on which account the CONVOY is required
OF The light cfo'zers OF Eng land, France and Aus.
,'' 70 pfotecl the commerce Il their. respective
ass' which, as occasions occur is willingly extend
ed To one another"
:, baron James II. HackcH.-Our coun,,ymap.
,i"cNeit the comedian is officially ced as IN,
o"i"h Racket, sincehe death Of his cousin M New
dreams. he London Court journal of Octobe,
I'm mas the following Died, at New Orleans L. !
p on 'he ga vi August last, Of yellow fever Baron
lacked OF Hackeus Town, a native OF IloIland
shose ancestors engflled from Ireland Hewas an
h-d s-c"inP 10 the Pplnce Of Otapec. and served
Fi'h distinction IA he French amy, ar ,etl.Iy =,