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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
RionaoND, April %.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

About oo'clo,k last night as our paper was going
TO press the Bill Tavern Stables were discovered Ia
be on hre. The alarm was given Immediately; but
the fire burned with such rapidy IN CONSEQUENCE
OF tue con,bUsble materials about the building thai
II was impossible to rescue but three of them " h
IN u. About FIFTEEN are believed 10 be burned
TIE fire communicated 10 AN adjoining brick row
in rear OF Messs. Gaynor q Registers Drug Store
Before II could be arrested, The row DESTROYED
II comprised three tenements and small Office. Tue
first tenement on the Bell Tavern Alley was occu
pied by Mcssrs. Gaynor& Register, and The next by
Mr.. Wm. +. Butler, rs a lumber house The
,hrd was occupied by slaves owned by Mr.. Good.
wn' adjoining when nas his Office. BY great eArr.
'inn, sete l.,e flames were arrested. The buildings
wcte close and alleys narrow, and We may oougral-
nla,e ourselves that The destruction was no, great
Ell. IL Is too late to ascertain the losses.
The stables seem TO have been doomed Three
times have they been reduced TO ashts twice wub.
IN ABOUT TWO years Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04


vide and over Twelve iert dep II Is snug sori OF
hiding place 20, his snakeshp Just large en"usn 10
als~ him . spen NJ ms e#se, winch he SCENE" 70
be doing When Mr. Job Salmon aud several others
suddenly cane upon him one day pfooeening no"n
The creek. lie appeared Of black color, my zee,
long, eg hi inches IN diameter and holding ms heao
fire ~ six feet above The water. posse oi VIA.
gers, whom tile ueas of this extraordinary arrival
had been Communicated, with arms. annun'i'on,
harpoons, stakes. lines. aud divers other instruments
proceeded 10 he beach 10 give warm welcome 10
The stranger but lie had suuffed the secret, anu nut
nrd HIM elf away.
This Iet,er ~ nc compsued BY another from Mr..
McCmty, whom the editor OF The United States
Gazette says swell known nj Philadelphia AZ
man OF character vonehtng Tor the soraeliy OF cat
mon and his friends. II says also that alihou b
tins Is The first time that New jersey has been hon
ored by thu presence OF this distinguished visiIer,
IT Is mi The fist lime he has sought some que, re.
laf span ming oihcr rurposts, siace IN 1917,
On the 2Slh day OF August, something like him was
reported To have the harbour OF Giouces-
ter, Massachusetts. The report rested upon the
deposition Of eight persons. among whom was the
magistrate oflhe town, who was himself an eye Wit
ness TO The fact.
The deposHions Of those eight persons az TO the
APP eafanee Of the animal amounted TO ihis ''lha'
The head oltle animal resembled that Of sea turtle
larger ihau the head OF any dog which the dfpo'
nents had seen-ihai The general color oi The body
was dark brown, belly white: moved rapidly through
the water. The length yHiously stated, (pefhaps
ir"n Their different points Of yiew) at 49, TO- GU ant
30 feet; would carry his head about feet above
the water; punches on bis bach; active "a an eel
aud sometimes the body SO curved that the head ant
iall appeared almost together; tongue blfj eye a
bout The size Of AN oxs the body about the thick
ness III hall b1Iel,'
About month after this. singular serpent wa
Killed by son,e labouring people the shore OF Cap
I n u " / suh te
10 the investigation Of the Lnnean society OF Ne,
England. comoiitee oi the society alter exam
mug all The pecullarlties of the snake, eonclu
Died hat he beonRedio new species Of reptiles
AID therefore gave HIM an Independent place !
The zooloRical list, under the denomination of SEQ
lophus A1anticus. Mr.. McCauy, supposes tina
The lphabhant oi Dinner Point Creek is u membe
OF The same family.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

BY and leih The adriee ana consent II The Senate.
William Marvin. to be Judge of the United States
Tor the Southern District Of Florida.
viuion Butler. of Florida. Ia be District Attorney
OF the United States Tor the District Of West Flori
da. in the place III George Walker, resigned.
J. q. Semcy, 10 be Marshal Of the L niicd States
Tor tho Middle District Of flotida, 10 the place o
S. II. Dnya deceased.
Charles f. Ryan. TO be Consul Of The United
States FOR the port OF Copenhagen, in tho place OF
Charles J. li.mbfo res gued.
James f. freeman, of New York. 20 the Consul
II the United States Tor the pan ofAncons Ia the
Roman States
Wade II. Gfeening, Register Of The Land Once
u Sparta Alabama from lIi May, 1910, when HI,
present commission will expire
SURVEYORS OF THE REVENUE.
Nathan Bafdn, Brislol Rhode island, vice Allen
Wxrdwt II. decreased.
George Forbes. W heeling, Virginia, vice Jeffcr-
sva l.. Sangton resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

MURDER ~ MisIssirrL-A shocking murder
was recently perpetrated IN the village of Canton.
Mao'son county, Mississippi. The Vicksburg Sen.
inel says;
he deputy marshal of the United S aies IN,
eo1he) had the da, previous levied on the property
oil James Egg, aud on Thursday Pigg visited Can
'on' where he abused he deputy narsL al and threat
ened TO whip him and all his officers. Mr.. Vim. i.
Norment, asdb deputy being present, said ocularly
70 49, When you aud fight, uncle JENNY. We
WIN SO across the river 10 Louisiana" Subsequently
fieg continued hs abuse of the marshal, when MOI,
nent begged him TO desist. saying that .it was moi
INC iaul OF Mr. Cook, the deputy marshal, that the
properly was taken, bat that he had in lowing on il
on'y done his Duly" and further remarked TO Pipe
no lot thns abuse Mr.. Cook, he is my friend and
no one likes TO hear h $ friends abused" THIS was
sa'u III a reaeeable manner. Whctcupon Pigc aimed
ms gun. which he had with him, charged with a
he"y load slugs, Al MI Norment, and fred. The
eha'ge took instant and fatal effect. The deceased
was Young man Of excellent character, and hrhly
popular IN his neighborhood. Such was the feeling
o horror and Indignation among the citizens ,ha, II
was wan much difficulty that Pigg was saved f,om
he Immediate vengeance olihe mob.
Tue murderer has been committed TO nil in VirLs
burg. 'N"''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
FROM THE CHEROKEE NATION.

A letter ir IN the Cherokee Nation states iha,
acme members of what is called the treaty party. :"
smboldened BY the sanction which they have been
taught TO expect from Government, have commence
ed vioences, Which, IL Is irared, may lead TO mis-
chief Should The great bulk Of the nation become
aroused, thetels no answering Tor What may hap
zen. Two young men, II seems the 20th oi
March ast attacked the house of the Rev. MI But.
rick, along known and respected missionary, Ttey
broke down his door with tamahawk haj friend
al his, Mr.. Tho as Bigbey. discovered them in
met gise warning 10 Mr. Butrick, who escaped
20 Dwight. The disiuibrrs pushed him, hut TO
no purpose VeScd Vt Their disappointment, they
went the same night TO Mr.. Grimmet's fell upon
him. and beat HIM severely. They afterwards turn.
I'd their attention to DIR. Butler. but his friends
heard Of II IN time, aud GOT him out of the way
The pretencedor attacking these respectable gen
uemen -, that they were among the signrrs of "A
Secsec requiring some threateurrs Of the lives oi
sssunguished Chcrokees TO enter into bonds for
&noo behaviour, and To pass through a Imi,ed
term oil probation ere they could be far taken back
70 Tue commence 81 the nation 10 be eligible 10
once The War Department desi,ed the reseip.
Jung OF mat decree. IL was reseinded, and these
ynching attempts followed. The names of the two
disintbers are Tayes.skec Fields and George Fields
brothers. They had been scholars of the M,ssion,.
nes IN question, and II very possible may have
taken that opportunity 10 revenge some old school
erndge. III is evident" gay the Cherokee letters
fhst they counted in puniiy. because their psr
yn upheld by Gen. Atbuoklr." The great mas.
o. me nation Is perfectly quiet. The account of the
o"'fess TO which The people reduced by the de.
inv OF The seiti'm eht due to them Is deplorabl,
Nofh'ng'o ea," saysa Cherokee letter. "and no.
-'Ag 70 guy "ih' Nat Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
MISSISSIPPI.

Extract q a fetfr from a gentleman in Mississippi
10 his Irienaia pUg,a,a.
This whale community is PROSTATE. The mer
chants are all biuhe thee fourhs of the pontr,s
al'o The country is too healthy for the physicians
TO get any thing to do-lhe people are TOO door Ia
pay the a"ycrs--the mechanics are out of employ
SIR In word. every thing is nai. lfby chance you
hnd one able to pay small debt, land it rarely oc.
eursD you'iew II with Tear and trembling for the
money you receive II in, ahogh good TO day, to-
morrow may be worth only fifty cents in Tie dol.
lar and IN few days nothing. The notes Of
the Union Bank, the mammoth Bank OF Mlss,ssipn,
ahhooeh II has capital lnominally) of fifteen mil
ons' "' not be taken forlhe necessaics ofhfe at its
very door short time since they we,, =, ma, :.
nov they arc worth OILY forty cents in the dollar
and In lew weeks--nay, days. may not be worth
fourth OF 'hal. So much FOR Democracy NAV
God deliver this country from its deadl, curse is
my icuent prayer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

Hhat has M. Fan Buren, done ?-Tile enemies
OF Gen. Harrison are constantly endeavoring to de-
preciate his intellect and to underrae his services
the country both in the field and as staiesman.--
But they very careful TO say nothing Of the acts
OF their lavorite. Where are the evidences Of his
superior craftsmanship Where the monuments OF
ms towering genius Where The records of his
services What measure did he ever originate,
which bears the stamp Of extraordinary wisdom =
We call upon his friends to point single act per-
formed, or measure proposed which places him a.
bove the fourth-fac men Of the country-or toa
single service rendered. which entities him TO that
county's gratitude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

C. In a speech 10 the people OF Wilmington,
IN CO. delivered few days ago, Mr. Morehead, tho
Wing candidate for Governor of that State stated
that Judge Settle, who was member OF Congress
from North Carolina during the pendency Of the
Missouri Question, informed HIM, that, On The night
before the vote was taken the bill 10 admit Mis-
souri, without restriction. Gen. Harrison said TO him.
II have often rIsked my life in the field in defence Of
my country, and shall TO morrow risk my political
life in favor of the Union of the States" On tho
next day. he did So by voting with and for the South
at the very moment when Van Buren, was slimul,
Ting the celebrated '.Federa Leader" Rufus King,
to irampIe at once upon Southern Rights and State
Soyereignly,-andl the consequence was as lie pre-
diced. Gen. Harrison lost his seat in Congress-
And yet the friends OF Martin Van Buren,, The uot-
unteer advocate of the Missouri Restriction, now
charge our old friend who stood by in that day Of
gloom and trouble, with hostility the very people
in whose defence he sacrificed himself! Can lmpu-
dence go father in It's drafts upon oredulny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

u The Trial olB. w. Green, charged with al
dag d abcting in the embezzlement of large sum
ol money (more thanS540 O00) from the Bank Of Vr-
gina, commenced in Richmond last Wednesday. Mr..
Wombe, Director, and Mr.. Robinson, the cash
Ter, were examined. and the Court Then adjourn
ed ill next day. We shall hereafter note the pro-
C, ediugs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

TIVE subscr bers have received their So,;nv ann.
Il ply of Family Groceries, consisting in ua,,
OF the following articles:
rs hhds superior St. Croix, p. Rico. and N
Orleans Sugar,
rs bags Old Java, Laguira, Rio and Wild Az
rean Coffee,
Is boxes Refined and Family Loaf Sugar.
barrels superior Ground do
hhds. S. House, w. l. and New Orleans
Moasses,
20 barrels Old MonOngahcla and Rye Wits.
key.
10 Wyser's old Rectified Wbskey.
pipes French Brandy,
pure Cognac Brandy, u. Dupuy,
Otard &c.
Sa,zlrac
Champagne "
5 bis Old Peach Brandy
pure Old Apple do
/ barrel Old Irish Whisky,
/ hid Cherry Bo.nce
hhds Old Jamaica Rum
" West India do
F" N. Orleans and N. f. do
l pipe pure Old Madeira Wine, erira fine
8 hall pipes " do do
i" l.. p. do
pipes Pale Sherry do
ST, Lucar do
barrels Lisbon do
Canary do
/" Teuaeona do
g Old Pou do
10 cases Claiet do
10 " Muscat do
80 hampers Champagne do, different brands
20 erces London Porter, pinls aud quarts
10 boxes Paen, Wax Candles
20 Sperm do
80 Hull x Sons Patent do
% Tallow do
= Piee Apple Cheese
SO - Raisns. assorted
Figs, Prun s. Almonds
Madeira NUS, Fnbers
Candies, Preserved Clt?on
West India Sweet Meats &c
Pepper, Ginger, Spice, NuImegs
White Ginger, Long Pepper, Cayenne Pep.
per
Pepper Sauce. Curry Powders, Cinnamon
Mace, Cloves, Capeis, &c &c.
80 boxes Gunpowder. Imperial, Hyson, YOUNG
dyson, and Black Tea a part very su
F., 4, mn -, pei'or
lo,0OO Cigars, various brands
90 Acant Mus
Cedar Pals. Buckets, Tubs, &C.
sets handsome Dining Ware, chcap
Large lot China. Glass and + rthen Ware.
tons assorted Iron, Steel. &c.
Powder, Shot and bar Lead
LOO barrels Nails. assorted, from 3dy TO 4Ody
Box and Warehouse Nails
80 boxes Window Glass
90 barrels No. Clipped lerrings new
70 No. Family Roe do do
With many other articles, all OF which will be sold
II tue most reduced prices, for cash. or TO punc,u,
customers on the usual terms.
MeklNNEY & MOSBY.
Apr 80 6,y r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
Sr Are1,sr1xr ALL 4.

ST. AUGUSTINE. April II.
uen. Taylor Is concentrating 300 men at Fori
Tanning On the Suwaunce, for an examination al
Wahoo Swamp.
rom every thing which we learn, from gentlemen
w"o nave recently been amot the enemy the opio.
De 10 prevalent one that they are shor al
l0waef. Among camps which they were forced Ia
vaes'r, leaving every Thing behind them hei, horns
o"e invariably found empty and from the het
that Hiid Cal did not fire. upon The iroop, When
Ie-cross'ng The We ki-gi these views seem TO he
strengthened. Now is fasorable moment 10 pu.h
W .e feeling OF insecurity, created among them by
see ia'e VISIT 10 their planning grounds and wbile
men resources OF ammunition depreciainp erin
pc them in their efforts at resistance DELAY ma,
DC dangerous; for who shall say, that before nh.
moon is over, they will not successfully ambns,aa
baggage tfain, aud receive new supplies 10 L,e,
ri Their bloodlhirsiy operations!
nere Is runor that the Indian, made p,isonc,
some time since on the Udcassasso took his can
wi. . " pace used as depot by Tiger Tad aud
thai several articles belonging TO the late Mr. DI
lam, murdered a, Caloosa ha,chie, were iden,,6ed
~ tneir marks. The prisoner also informed them
mai the Indians were supplied with powder nv !,
Span'atd at Tampa Bay, aud he was accordinoIy
taken There ~ order TO pontou The person spuken
.OI. 'f"
Sir N,le Post.--As t-o Of the soldiers of his
sAsion we're engaged 10 hunting last Monday they
usfe hfed on when near II hammock. with a rife
A"o nie was feiufred by one whilst the other re-
served MS charge until the discharged piece was re-
loaded, and ,hch iefi for their post. Communication
was had by express TO the different forts as well as
W discharge Of Cannon, and Capt. Fultons troop
were ,mmediaeiy added Or, when an order was
received Tor detail Of Is men TO repair 10 Fori
Se!ton- Lieut Hadee took the Detachment mt and
Wight, was ready fur the orders Of The command
ing ohcer Of this district. No positive informa.
snstion WAS obaiacd by the scouts
The officers IN Command of For ullon exh,bi,
great alacrity and Iromp,ilude of movep,en, al
sSe iubued with zeal which is truly rcf,e.h.nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

u The 81 No. of" Casslus" is received. and shan
have place soon maks room for IT.
probably in our ncAl 1t can lose nn,alng by 70"
days delay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

CAPT. DAVID DYER -" Do gou heariboi pr
Capt Dyer HIS mslepsented his Senatorial d,
Iricl for three years-gviDg. uniformly Loco Foco
woes, when lie knee thai there wasa dead maior,,
OF he people against hun. Las, year, the majority
against him was about 300-rhls year. il is about
600; and the progress the principles of Reform is
constantly augmentng II. Capt. Dyer is a mem
Der Of that parry which Processes to be the exclu-
sive guardians and champions Of the Right Of In,
structon. We ask him, therefore, as we asked Cav.
Coles the other day, will he conform to the obRgq.
lions which the admission Of that Right impose,
upon him Will he represent the people, as he is
bound 20 do if lie he Republirau-or will he, a, he
has heretofore done, represent himself? VIII be
OBEY OR RESIGN Neuher, we venture 10
predict. With majority agains, him of 32l 10
Phisy lvania, POS in Patrick, and GO 10 Henry
he will 60 TO Richmond, and obey The Junlo there,
instead OF carrying the thrice expressed will Of
his constituents. This is Modern Democracy
Its disciples have excellent creed, (except The
thnd article, which binds them TO the support Of
the Sub-Treasury;) but their practice show, that
they care very tIe for its requirements.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

j he SEA SERPENT ONCE MokE.-This sltanpc
monster that has regularly once year made its mp
peafancein The ncighboihood OF n ,hani, has this
season taken up It's residence on the coast of Now
Jersey. The United States Gazette publishes a
letter from Mr.. Job Salmon, Of Ctana.c, Town. near
Mahahawk. dated April oh, saying that four or
i've persons saw his majesl, Il the great deep on
.no %o'h DAY OF March, quietly sunning himself
on ,'e su'i'ee oil the waics Dinner Point Greek
MS Is creek which puis oui 1t Manahav Mn Bay
aooui siA lilies from thc tao Isl Is u Little Egg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

En- ikAORDlNARY PETITION On Sarur.
u"s me ilth inst. Mr.. Walker of MISS presented to
'"e senate, u petition OF John Scarborough and Nan
Tvs asAinga grant Of land for having raised 20
state that they .crated from Noub C,,o,;n, aha,
.'s"' years ago 10 he far West; that they have
reared ~ children the o'lesi NOT 25 and the yonnc
est not "eaned. They tee Congress ,ha, Ly so,as
80 ieN.s Inc! can have an Incense gran, Of land
ihey express hope that with Goo none, :. .a;
perseverance," they may be further lru.Snl 40 Inv
have high health and uninpaired cons,itul,."s
concluded with the belief that, as a future t. "''"
dep,, Il will not be dangerous. but would rather me,
WIN the appreciation of the Whole American Peo-
ple-It was referred TO the Commmlttee on Public
Lands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
NV oRLrASs. A. iii II.
INVASION OF TEXAS.

e
The ARRIVAL from Texas yesterday Of the steam
packet Neptune, brings intelligence Of The defeat
~ the Federalists near Nice on the Rio G,ande :
iheirseireat with great loss San Antonio in Tex
a. and The pursuit. by an army CT fifteen hundred
Ceniss',s's, supposed 10 be within days mack OF
BAD Aniono. Whether the Eentrslsis under rista,
contemplate an invasion Of Texas. is not vet ascer
's'ned. The impression IS, 'i,n Ike pursuing arm,
.'i stop v'ihia short distance VI san Ant mo- aud
eeinsnd The surrender Of Canais, aud his tropps.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
FOR RENT,

% FOR RENT,
h"d THE Sto,e-I House lately occ upied bv Mr.
l.I ech~ls as Book Store. ARMY 10
Malehle NNE & GREGORY
Isl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

o. VIM. r. Dawson, Esq. of The ablest o,
the Georgia delegat on in Congress, has declared hi,
uneqnlvocal preference for Harrison aud Tyler, o.
yer Van Buren,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

Yesterday was proud day ior the friends of reform
" most noby did the ciizrns OF Announcement In
tie call which had been previously made for a pu blic
meeting. Asw predicted in the morning there was
crowd and the spacious room in the Masonic, ual
Vas well hllcd with the largest political meeting ever
asse''o,u IA inns city, composed of the respec.
'aole and orderly class of citizens Never have we
seen an assemblage more deeply impressed w,tb rbe
necessity o rciolm nthe Federal Administration and
more determined 10 unite their jealous eif,us IN ac
complsh that object Their zeal amounted alnos,
10 enthusiasm, and The cordial manner n hch they
esp"nuea TO the preamble and resolutions gave the
most cheering evidence HAT the cause OF Ha,yison
anu 1 ief IS the cause Of the people,
ne meeting was addressed by Messr.. Jenkins
anu Cta"i"id who euchaincd tie auli,uceln ,h,
most ofeallless silence, only when lhev we,.
by repeated, loud and continutd burss ii
i'%'se' Inc van not permit. the late hour a,
which we "tte TO Afford VI leaders dclafl,
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