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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
Fran The Pefersbarg Iafeihgencer.

The fpoW ing letter from Col Johnson was com
muuicared Tor publication about week ago bpi
some 81 his friends took the hteuy Of Withholding il
from the press under The hope that he could be m
dueed TO change his determination. We regret 10
heat thar his domesii- arrangements render II I'm.
proper IN his opinion, 10 continue candidate for
Chesterfield. Butme call upon the Wings oil thai
patiiolie Count, to bring another =" Napoleon into
the field LEI them act promptly and jadiciousfy.
and We doubt not the county may be yei ,eedened ::
OAKLANp. March l7h, 1910.
70 The rotcrs II he County Of Chesterfield:
Gentlemrn, Some SIX OF eight weeks ago took
honse in the Town Of Petersburg. and psr,ly fur
nsheJ II for The purpose Of removing there 20 live.
aud expected to do 50 indeed told our present Ke-
preventative. Mr.. Cox, that should not be caDdi-
date. But. out last touif. was urged. pressed.
aud IN ,oruned IN sael way. al such hme. and
BY snrh }ficRds, lhaI it would have appe"red like
obsiinacy 10 have refused To become Candidate 10
represent you IN the next llonse Of ID legates
did consent amidst the stir and opportunities OF the
DAY, aud announced. ] went from Coun 10
Petersburg on fuSday morning, and feiurne h ONE
the following FtIIay. ti,st) FRIDAY. Since then
| have consulted aud reflected with NY fam'i, de.
ibcfatriy and ealniy, aud Gnd lat this removal is
taentdbe. All The ohildrco we have that are under
age are now living in Petersburg ne hare mol one
,o'M rs; we must therefore quiz present home OF
quit children at an age most reqniilng orr aueu-
uon-ehnh TO do requires no hesitation. To be
sure. hy remaining IN the Couuty until after tbs
Eleetton should be perfectly elgabIe bur as ccr-
lanly shall by the FIST day OF Nay, before. be
resident OF Petersburg, do moi think rghi, in case
Of IN, being elected, that should be The Rep,esen-
laive OF Cnunly IN which did not reside, and
which knew would be the at The lime of the
Election. know The surprise aud disappoint
mcnt thai this letter viii give. bur know too ih,
MY friends would not wish me 10 do what believed
In be wrong. Under these facts aud circumstances
and these are the circumstances aud iac's) do
mot think | ough,to be Candidate and must there
tore decline beng considered one. | hope all viii
appreciate the motive ,ha, have brought me- 10
ihis determination. and be assured that shall leave
the Couuiy with the best wishes Tor every body in
H. WM. X. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

| 10 O'clock frw mometis tefofe the hour fixed
Tor riding with the dispositions before the COM
ni.sion.rs. Mr.. &. lneefsoii pr scented Mr.. Nayi"r
wnh the folio ing notr.
Saturday morning. March 2isf, 1910
Sn-Your note Of last night promises me an an
NY message u delivered through another me
dium than that If Mr.. Pleassnion. ] know 81 no
more honorable man. or better bred Than MI Plea
sanionat loss. therefore, for bearer 81 NY note.
l avoid all thirj persons. aud nov repeal To you
NV last message handing YOU this mute IN poison,
aud requesting an explicit answer.
amyour OH. Servant.
&. IN3ERSOLL.
Charles Na,ior, E.q.
On Ssiurdsy sfiernoan nj hall past o'clock Mr..
N4yor addressed Mr. lngs rsoii the following note,
which finally closed the correspondence.
Saturday afternoon. March 81. 1910.
Hall past o'clock.
Sir--At precisely twenty five minutes past 10 o.
clock, received from your own hands your mole
Of thus morning. Since that lime my attention has
been directed 10 fwhst Ihad not before seen or
heard Oh Your alton. over your own name,
The Penns, ssnian Of this mornIng. by which YOU
have in the midst OF spondcuer on tins sub
jeci, published II 10 the world compelled the utter
terence ofthe civil authorizes. procured your own
and my arrest, and thrown yourself on the pro,ec-
ton of the police.
Afier such u course ofconduo., ynu certainly can
not expect me ~ AMY other honorable man 10 take
any further notice Of YOU or your notes.
yonr obcdient servant.
CHARLES NAYLOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
LyNcunURG, MARCH 10, 1910.
SMALL NOT s..

We invite The readers attention 10 the remarks OF
Dr. Cooke Of the Senate. in favor Of the law author
izing and requiring the Banks 10 issue Small Notes.
-edeemabie IN specie. and which rejected by the
supplementary manoeuyre Of Messrs. Bouldin,
MeCsmsni. aud Atkinson,-who Withdrew from the
Senate, in order TO destroy quorum. 1t is remark
able that hishard money b-a bill which would have
drawn from the Banks specie enough to have
swered the wants OF the communuy-was rejcc-
ted by the professed hard aonty men. Aud wha,
will be the eonss 9uenees Richmond, Petersburg,
fredericksburg. Norfolk, Winchester and all The
towns within convenieut distance OF tie boider
States, are already flooded with Cohen's shin pias.
rers. and the one aud two dollar notes Of the banks
Of those States. all non-specie paying Institutions,
and OF he condition Of which necessarily ig
noraDt. This foreign currency is best entering into
general circulation and expeilng the little specie
which has not found its way into the Theoretically
sealed vaults of the Banks. into the hands Of bro
kcrs This is The fashion, however in which the at.
,empts ofihe Experimentcrsto "betier the currency
always exhibits itself. Ten years ago we had mixed
currency Of specie and convertible paper, than
which no country in the world, including all the
Snb-Treasury despotisms ofwhich Mr.. Van Buren,
has lately become SO violently enanored, had BIT.
ter-nay, nor so good The Experimeners set to
work to give us a bener-and behold The result -
Specie almost banished from circulation -shinplas
'ers and the small notes OF border filling the
channels OF circnlaton-exchanges derauged to an
extent rulnous TO those who have debts to pay re-
mote from their place Of resdcnceuniversal confu-
SION and universal distress. Such arc the fruits of
the Experiment, thus far Heaven only knows what
they are 10 be. before the 'strange eyentlu drama
reaches its eatas rophc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

| nacks of fomsnee and novelty. To-day therf
atrv,, IN The stage. IN compan, with Judge Bodiss
far faced and juvenile pas 'engcr ~ ana looms ar
rayed, and on stopping al the mansion oil Madame
Dixon. The said parsonage was consigned to room
IN emp nv with Senator Thomas b. Rives.
In a zen minutes suspicious wire set afaai that
The stranger .fpressid Vas woman, "berenpon
Mrs. Dxop iu .uf,ous uepdaiion. repaired 10 the
presence 81 her guest, ~ are woman.
said Mrs. ID. Il know am." ,cplied the stranger.
"bnf listen to nv STORY" She then fel-,ed an ad.
venture that Ear eeiipsei the dangers bfsseJ by the
lover OF Orlando she bad neen cfnell, treated lei
husband had fed lie csnnity and rcsoltedto hnh
HIM she changed her dress weniio the Missis'p-
~ River. where she secured berih on one of tt.
steamboats, as cabin boy; this life she followed up
and down the western waters for right months; de-
spairing ofthe ohjee of her ANXIOUS pursuit she IS
hrr way Ia the bosom OF her family ~ one oil
the eastern counties oi Mississippi.
Whcn her sex discovered several ladies' and
gentlemen recalled her acquaintance, and by tho
ndnoss of her friends she transformed aud
conducted to the parlor gteiing IN aIlthe splendo'
of her Tie stories she told ere intensely in-
ieftstiue. and all truewlie cabin boy she had Two
three fights. in all OF which she out sioior,-
ou. Who wall say the MISSISSIPPI, LADIES are moi
brave. aud do not io,ei We intend To write the his
Tory Of hs lad, Tor OF The annuals The materials
ample. her braats. ehIyaffy, DEVOTION and other
heroic qualities Look Tor the story OF the cabin
boy WIFI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

expressed by Judge Tappan, similar 10 those above
quoted. he adds: "Now, although not an advocate
Tor slavery, would not support any man for ONCE
who en,eifains such inhunian ceiling, and opinions.
And this Mr.. Tsppan is new crack Van Buren,
Anh Aboliiionist--hk his master, Northern man
with Southern principles. Heaven save US from
The guardianship OF such friends How likes the
Enquirer such an ally We are aware that II
pulled Tappan's late Anti Abolition speech 10 the
skies; Has 1t any confidence in the mscreant, after
reading the foregoing details
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
THE SUB.TREASURY.

In his last Annual Message, President Van Blu.
ren sud, Il have addressed enquiries 10 twenty
seven governments Of Europe, and find that iwen-
iy-rwo have adopted the Sub Treasury.'' But he
forgot to add that these twenty two, which he has
made his financial models. include every ABSOLUTE
Despotism aud every government which approaches
most nearly TO the concentration of II power IN One
Nan, aud to its vnhdrawal FROM the great body Of
the people. Is this fact then, recommendation
of this measure 10 the free Gil zcs of this young
aud growing country, which, throwing off the shac-
kes Of precedent in the outset of its career, solemn
y abjured Monarchy, With all Of lis appendages =
Are we 10 be "curbed in brig career. and
fall into the beaten track, which, in all ages has
conducted, by short and abrupt transitions, TO the
grave Of Freedom For if We are 10 borrow our sys
TENS Of finance from China, Egypt, Turkey, Russia,
Austria. &c. Why should we no, cory them in
other respects, abolish our constitutions, dissolve
our tepresen alive assemblies, burn our act of Re-
lie ious federation. and build up great National
Church eslablishme min fine, fall back into the
farms of our legitimate Prince" and thus demol
sh al blow the great Temple Of Civil and Relgaus
Liberty erected by the hcoes aud statesmen Of &c I
Fo, il Mr., Van Bureu's argument be worth any
! tiiing, u Is SUN W o''o 'c"
lures of European Po'icy. He will ind, on again
.'ajdre ssng inquiries to twenty seven Governments
of Europe" thai moi only twenty two of them, but all
are Monarches, more or less limiled-Does he n-
te nd 10 recommend Monarchy to the people Of the
United States! Iii will fild that in all oi them Church
and State are united together. Does he intend,
for that reason, TO recommend the union OF Church
and State here! Yet, if the argument that because
the Sub Treasury is general appendaee Of Euo
pean desposns, therefore il is fit and proper that
should adopt il, be sound, Why does il apply
with as much force 10 the whole structure of Gov
ernment as well TO a system Of finance :! With
MS. it is Of the strongest objections to the Sub
Telsury scheme, that il is IN concenial alliance
with every despotc government or earth, while in
the most enlightened and limited monarchies, such
for example as Great Britain, it is rpud,aed and
dscounleuanced.
The WATERFOWL Register, in the following leaf
from the Colonial History Of New Yoik, shows that
this idea Of an Independent Treasury is old con-
ceplioD, on this continant that when were
vassals Of foreign power, llourishedn full vsor
in the Empire Statc-wth what fruits, let the follow
! inc rhaDIrr testify.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
Correspondence Of The United States Go.cac

hrw YoRK. March %
The ship Nayigatoris just IRON Canton, having
lett Tongk"o on the LIST December, thus % DAYS
later HAN u0r last accounts. Matters sill niue
in the sane situation. The taje open 10 American
,esscs, but hourly expect TO be stopped.
o. he tighi Il the l2ih aud 18th November. The
Chinese opened their batteries on the .hippipa a,
Hing hong, and kept up their fire without inter.
mission un1l O'Clock IN The morning, lhr shipping
being all the while beeahmed. The, received, how
~ser. no mi ny whatever Ga Thur.da, the Wind
sprane up the greares pant set sail fof Tungkoo bay
aud the whole followed on the next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

The ship England cleared al Mobile Tor Liverpool
The IL instant wiiba cargo ct 5000 bales OF cot
ton.
Mobile is a, this Time literally full of cotton.
Thousands Of bales are lying ia the public square,
vscan, lots and in the s,ree,s-,hc warehouses being
aheady crammed.
The ste ambeat Ozark WAS snapeed on the Bigbet
river. While on her way dawn Ia Mehile and sunk -
She had on board nearly seven hundred bales OF cot
ton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
OPINIONS ABROAD.

We consider the Annexed extract ifoni n letter Of
d,ssing u,shcd American CITIZEN IN London oi such
.hieh moment. tia, We have 10 measure stopped
the pres.ia sise ia place. [Ret. Whg.
Erfracf Of a icHer from american cAsea ~ high
stsnding in Loatios. 10 cjbssa Of Richmond.
fsut feel bound to add. TINT although nancy
isnow easy in this market, ard ouh about d per
eest vet from he great dtsrredI, Of all Ameftcan
securities, aud the apathy OF the State authorities,
10 take measures to rest then credit, nothing can
now be done wfh American bombs, The unlfiend-
IL ,Iisposi,ioa manifested in tie Presidents Message
the doubt thrown BY lin upon the ability dis
n s,on NJ tie several States to uteei The interest
npon thrir respective debts-the neglect Of the
State of Penn.,lsan provide fr the payment Of
interest due nn The III of February. and which The
packet which sailed on the 9th msta9i from New
York failed IN biingine-lhe hosthuy 10 all nks
manifested IN Congress. and IN many 81 The State
Legislatures, and particularly The attempts made b,
the Pennsyl legislature to destroy he Bank Of
The United Siaics-fe feais Of the passage Of the
sub Treasury biil-the appthensionso i distnibanoes
IN Maine, and perhaps. Il an oven.al war-al these
causes CO optfaie. win macy others in producing
Teveri.h anxiety the part of those who are intrr
esfed in Anieucau sceur here, AID unwilling /
ness The part of all 10 embark IN tuntsin them
until VIC shall have decided America our avn |
course, ani shown To lie ward whether intend /
Ia keep To break pubic and private faith 10
our cfcdno,s This Is deplorsblc siac oi lhiags /
nioriiiylps to an American 10 wiiutss, and have
Dnly ~ sh ibai II were fully understood AT home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30


!" The tree must be Judged Lg its t,u,,,-
Gen. Waddy TImmpsoa nj S,n,h c.,
been. "a nh, "a TO-. ara - '"'''h s
/, ,..;',,., "o"' 'ne Beginning
opPo"en' Oh 'h' SUB Treasury scheme.
=" secuop" grounds as well az from Consideration.
OF a m ,re general char ieter. II 1ecl,reI f.
besioni,g !, o,n,.;. A.. "o'a h
.,,.a..I. ..a.,. Ss,"oon slo
e's''"e' ''''' odni''hg OF Des.
Po'ss"'' me great question OF ID .,iveraace a.,
Ltberiy.'-ihat it would operate with peenI;
pres,iyeness uno, IN. Sor,h ,rh,,., oP-
,l,e,dv who 1T. "'' "one 20
'o"''' VIZ "i'"esses The gener
" p""'''' ""'eh ahiie.s every branch Of busnc.,
&c the Souih-agricultural, mechanical and
mercial !! The following letter to one of /. "'
stituen,s ,e;,e,.,;,, ,,a .nc,.i -. NY eof.
49, - us views, con.
'""' "''''' 'o' sene'"' anu ueep reflection. ".
ASK Tor II perusai:
..Wasu,ssToS IT,, ~
THE Sub. Tteasuy B,I ,eo,;,, '"' 1910.
eyenue 10 be paid IN s,,ee,r has -. '"e whole
ate and " III PASS the House If IN. A. 'he Srn-
patiy are sincere. The clause au,ho,;;, s'faioh
of government paper has been '"e feceipi
YOU know iha, the Object n, frs, ,s,.,, '' sad,
b, ks and reduce us 10 an exclus,vo - The
yer currency /, was net only denias ''u ana sil-
char ed with insincrr,,y for sav,n, ou' VAS
mask is thrown off and the a,|yoc,,, ar ."o" ,fIc
rency is open aud undispuised.fse ia. .psc'e ses
Walker and ucIanan aud B.n,on 'i'se'uApt
The people ar now suffering ne -, ~
ever suffered before. and the balr h. reap'e have
realised. Why is it, bu, for ,bese 10y .e' been
upon the cur,enc,1 The h,,Ls'. "Pe''mens
they ever were, especially Hose !, 40. "'oet 'han
and vel they are forced IN snsneaJ Wv" ot'te,
interest to do so. for their cn,,encv no' ,her
their profits Of course Are m. p,nt -" anu
IL So mt st no, the the u, on. h. ha,, oe uslfd!
owe to the banks $40 m,,l,nns. H.. r' hey
people less than $50 miIIion. ""s owe The
the be ginning o, This maize, ,h, ,,,a p,'"c'ea at
less "A sufferer Than tho Saith ,n, w "on'l he
ha, been the rcsuli, Ns,v VI -, ~, what
North is comp,r,tiyely =, e,so MI, a ne whole
whole Sonib Iher, il no,liny hn, -; s"o"' The
despair do uost sinc,,.Iy h.I.a' os"'y ami
act of lie islation was az nm, i , y u" QUO
ted on anv neo,le. and ve ,,f ,h S 'a mile
sufferers 'rhni sucb will h ,I,. ,:' ~ '"e en'ei
in lime bay, meyer douh,ed ,a ,,' oP"'on
,Iay of my lil. I, 10 , vary ,,,,r .,,.r..' e'eiy
err Than / shopd he nr,vei , ,,na si ,o"t'
universal distress and sutTe,i,, r ,.saic -, ~ 'ne
If any thing moro tia, ano,,er ~ r,,cnI'' trends
CHE indie NATHAN i, is th,, the ,utjo,s or IL, W ~
should aitemn, Ia Throw the t,.,,c f,o,, :, '''ngs
shoulders npon The banks IL is like ,le 'r w.t. DIV"
ooarrellrd vim ,he lamb who w,s d,,,li ' "h'
for making the s,,e,n, nndJv VII, o1'ow'
b,,Ls 10 IL, IN, =, Ill J.; hi. IN, ~, nc Tue
M b,,L wbnse b,l,s i, ci,r,,i,,ion al "''e was
their specie-th,,e has b,en no such L.,, weed
country c,lsy ws,e ,,o,i,od - ,,,, YOU" !" our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

Among The ,oas,s drunk AT the Clay dinner in
Richmond, was the folio s,ng:-
by A. LAwsoS OF Logan. Whir3 The Loco,
taunt you with voting fora Military Chiclan & that
y"n once s~o,e against voting for Generals. Answ et
them by stating the iact-that The issne is nov
made up between General Harrison aud "Gcne,sl
Rum aud rs you have 10 choose between Generals.
thai you prefer the Military.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
.V'OTECE.

a LII persons indebted Ia The late firm Of Miller
1 n d Roberts. are hereby requested to call a j
se'tle or make payment, as IL is indispensable III
ne business Of that should he speedily clos
ed, aud iongei ugence cannot be gwen.
JOHN MILLER,
RTLAND ROBERTS. j.,
March ~ r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

W, Young Ciceros aud Demostlcncs and Pal.
eN 'ehfys are springng up, IN all sections Of Tho
""e' spontaneously. as it were" Wherever i.
v;d s,, .,ec'1a Appears one Of the projges (Da
wv WIN ms sung and stone" according % the stand
"g s''ne OF The Enquirer) is sure to b. re,,:v y,
"'e' "''"' The age Of great men is reviv,ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
Great credit sale Of stock, Grain,
AZ.

WILL BE SOLD al public aucIion. to the
w highest bidder. on Wednes lay, the first Of
April mex, al the late residence OF James Brooks
deed. on Saunlon river, in the county OF Campbell
All the Personal Property; Plantation
Tools; Crops,
Oi every sort on hand belonging To SAID estate; con
ss,'ng IN part of six or seven Works Horses ; five
Mules eight yoke III Oxen ; and a large stock OF
Cattle, among which are ten twelve Mich Cows
large stock of Hogs; from eighty 10 = hunds oil
Sheep, very likely from two TO three hundred bar
rels OF Com thousand 10 fifteen hundred bushels
oi fine Wheat; al large quanIuy of Shsaf Oats u
new and excellent Th,asnius Machine, complete
aud many other articles not enumerated.
VIII be hired, nj the same time aud place until the
10Th OF Junenex o ionser,al the Negroes belong
ing TO said estate, amounting to nearly forty in mum.
Der, among which are about fifteen men. Ii The sale
and hiring Se no, completed the fist day, it will be
continued the day AFTER
TERMS OF SALr.-A credit of Twelve months i'll
be gwen for all sums of ten do lars and over, upon
the purchasers entering into bond with satisfactory
security. Cash will be required for all sums under
ten dollars. CHS. Ii. LYNCH, Curator.
March 10 IAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

A. Pnsbure On the 10Th inst. the Ohio river had
siS feet wsiei H. the channel and rising. Flour
from wagons selling al 80 90 So as per Dbl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

The PHILADELPHIA, National Gpzene says-"W.
liam With pleasure that the tcmiauccs 10 our mer
chants tom tiie West eAeeed tie ral antc,pa
lou."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

a HlsslssPpi Romaace.-A correspondent az III.
N"ei'z couner@iiting from HE seat Of government,
:" ~ ss'ssippi. IN long i.urr sbnu, banks and
insns' sscs currency TO ihr fooy ing story OF ad-
tura LON The legislature 10 give an item WHICH,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

THE BELGIAN GIANT.-The New York Dispa eli
ewes the ioowinc skel,h OF Mans. Bihin. The Bel
gan Giant. who arrived al New York IN the Brush
Queen: This extraordinary parsonage was bonn ia
Wesphalla 10 SUI, Of pooi but respectable parents
WHO gave their son an education Commensurate wul
their limited circumstances Ills growth was rand
and as'onshingand although his early life has been
marked by no peculiar event. lac has. since his AM.
val al maturity, attracted throughout Europe, the
attention and curiosity Of thousands. lie IL IN
bright eight feet six inches, aud naturally and 6ae
" propoliioned. A man Of ordinary height can
hut just reach Ire bottom of his ear. by hodinp
up his hand and standing on iiptoe Has strength
is commensurate with his astonishing stature-ep.
sbl'ne him 10 raise three ordinary sized men, and
hold them a, arms length without difficulty: lns Tea
lures are handsome and INTEL gent. aud his manners
sx're ueiy prepossessing and agrecab e.
'Mr. ST. John, the enIeIprlsing proprietor of
Pcsle's Museum, during his late European tour.
VAS i"runate enough To effect eneape,nc nt ,b
the "Matsei OF Nature" who arrived in III. Blush
Queen on "Wednesday, a most appropriate ship Ior
the conveyance Of so great parsonage 10 this erca
J country. Mt. Hambiin, ol the Bowery Theatre
IS soon as he ascerialned that Mons Bihn va, ,x.
pecicd, made oilers TO Mr. ST. John, The l,beralu,
Of which at once Induced their acceptance. and ,b,.
'n'defn q 'l'ah viii appear shorty at This favori,e
theatre 10 tile drama IN which he created sptb /,
s~nsa'ion IN Europe. and in other pieces. wb,eb
D. promptly put IN PREPARATION"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
c. lose,soll, Ed.

The Winnebagots.- Louisville Journal learns
from General Atkinson that, IN consequence Of the
refusal 81 The W,nnebsgoes 10 remove. agreeaby 10
The terms Of their treaty with The u. States Govern
neni, lie has received orders from The War Depart
mcoi 10 remove them al all haza,ds. lie will oth-
With call into active service the necessary number oil
troops aud repair the present locality Of the tribe.
We have no doubt CONTINUES the Jonrnal) that he
will execute with wisdom and energy the important
rus, confJed 10 him. We know, that that he will,
Il possible, spare the enusion Of blood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

A l.L persons having CLAIMS against the estate OF
"a Charles Glenn, drc'd. are requested TO bring
them forward duly authenticated for paymenr-and
those who Indebted the estate are requested
come forward and make payment.
HENRY HUNTINGTON. Seret Cor.
Lynch, and as such admir- of Chas. Glcen dec d
March IL ,siT