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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

Eplroas' CORRESPONDENCE.

NEN ehk, Ap'tt 10
The 1'amaany people sic mot At all joso's ofef
theu ,irtal,, and the Ways do nai efeaa "i al
The reason A. tha the iifst patty put fotii an u
strength aud has nas held MS own. ana Tat the Sc
ra,d en-, rs povrr In reserve Tor the rfea day 10
COME Orsan zaiion begins with the Wings ms
n,eh, in thorough Wy. The Tirpecan"e thu
..srml,tel IA, n genera assault. must commend
x,ur atteoli n 10 The numerous lrands ard QUIZ &C.
upon the rig Ia, ofsa.ageihe ae"sfafe's are enron
80, rrnn one house. near the 1--we Points, Non
;,l -. xers there we're but three vetets btinre Tie
,,rc,,an came ferry -one The day n elefion' Who
$500, no.. he found. ard fom a hensc resf Ito
IIook tanoti,rr place Of III fs'1el came sixty .lonr
voters. where bat one man Ia iaet reside. gu
~ ~hs arc moi Il ese people arfesle los can
no, 4. "A them now Tie, tot oftenin false names,
-,,b narrowed elaihes and IN disguise. aud s"eal
,,sb, ,hteash The registry law. an pat, Nil cor
yre, all ,h,s d. moi all wonder The, Tsnnary
makes such noise abaal II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
Wing.
TIE DEEALC-ATION.

We woHld warm tie press At u distance not to
give ciedente or n renc5 10 The thousand ramos
which are alioa as to The deficit ~ tie Bank Of
Virginia by tie late defalcai1on. The actual a
mount IS notye officially known, but we do not
believe 1t 10 be more Tim What we lave before
stated II to be- 1t certainly does not reach the e.
hofmuns sum stated by SOME OF the northern pa.
feis. nor even Tia" stated upon rumor only by the
Aali,lk Beacon aud lletald. Such exaggerated
ftpons are eacnlalcdto excite alarm aud impair the
credit ct The lnsptu ION without just cause.
Inc main result TO be app'rhrnd,d rom the deial.
eailon Is, that tie Bank will be unable 10 declare
aay dn'dcGd, OF very small one, until the capital
Stock IS repaired. ill.,
true bill was found against u. w. Mallory, Ly
he Grand July on saturday, as agent ,nthe late
Dedication. In hat manner hc was iurcfcs, ed
We are not aPptlscd. lie has left town. [Ib
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
.S'CTECE.
KluE SUBSCRIBER has ln.t

K1HE SUBSCRIBER has Just received fine
Il assortment oi Gold aud Silver Watches, con-
sslng Of real johnson Patent Liver full Je"elled,
hae independent Seconds. Likewise a fine as ort-
ment of Gold Chains, Seals & Keys, suited for
denlemen aud Ladies, including an extra coec-
ton Of hnc Diamond Rings x Breast Plus and va
nous other qualities aud kinds, and Gold Ihmbles
All OF which oier on reasonable terms. Ladies'
aud gentlemen will confer favour by giving ne IA
call. CHAS. E'NE ENARD.
April 90 a. #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
BARGAINS sAEiGAENs!,
s'rtCeS GssV the Times c0rreSDofsaiiss.
JOHN d. EaEia.Is,
INnrlIhnrn Y

M ILL take pleasure in exhibiting to his friends
" customers, aud the pnhlie generally, lbs pre-
sent large Stnch of NEW SPRING AND SUM
MER GOODS.
ms purchases this spring having been made un-
uer The most favorable cltcnp sances, in Boston,
New ORR, Philadelphia and Baltimore, cannot, he
uhlnks idIi 10 give Satisfaction.
In con>equence OF the hand tmos. the prices of
many Goods are beow the cost of lmportation or of
manufacturing, and having taken advantage of the
dheiions, and other best means ofbuymg Cheap, he
fee's assured that those wanting cheap Goods will
do well to call.
April ,or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
10 MERCHANTS.

- Spent Ile Iatger part OF the last ;wo
n months In New Iork and Boston. and oIIe,C;
1''s' IN purchasing nay spring stock oeGoo.;s
""u ha''hg taken advantage of The be>t means ~
ohii's cheap icia 'eiereaee 10 Eranhias N,rcb0ols
I '"' W." confluence sly, that II (pelng unusual,
rba '"S 9u'."s strong inducements as any in
'"e S'"e' Tie prices will compare with tlose ~
any ell5 Hoat4 OF New York and made in ar,o,dan.a
"", Tue Tines will fake pleasure IN siew,no N,
s'o'A' ana therefore, cordially nvire calls.
N,, JOHN &. MEM.
my supply ofShoes and Bouts aud o,her ar,,rio.
Apg.l AA'"P
tsif .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
SECgFdR% 81 Es E1EL,
EIXilCEhhs,pn,. Va.

/ I AVE tie pleasure 81 informing ,he:r cu>to
Il a he's x the public generally that they now
receiving Their Stock of Snting and Summer Goods
all OF which have been recently purchased upon The
Vrry hest tern,s an1 viii be sod such prices
insure satisfaction.
Their Sock viii be found equal in variety and
cheapness any in thus nrrker, aud as their Goods
have been selected with gIrar care aud with espe-
peclal regard To qaaliiy acea as price, they feel
confident that all who may favor them with call,
will be pleased.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VIII ind an assortment as well suited TO their
wanis as any that This market presents, aud prices
thai cannot fail to please. Al examination is respect
July solicited before making their purchases.
April - Iw if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
1AILanAssfEAntiIs 8.

/ ALLaHAssfE. Aftft C.
#TqfiaH sfirs.-Wr under stand that Capt Lang
fnrd with 10 mount, n#rn. while ont on a scout on
the 30 Of March, came upon recent lndian edn
sofnen here between The Feha Molloway and Econ
ferna add Immediately pursued the tra. m the
direction OF tie natural briJge OF the Oseilla. After
pursuit IL several miles. the tr1 entered diy
haina,oei. 81 here tie dis,onnied AMI followed
on foot. fhes soan sa~rrsh sgos AID pe emily
came mon The Indians ct camp Not btine discn-
sefed by The lsnef, until within thify forty
Yards Capt. l.. ordered chatgc-ired hrs pistol,
aud !. of lis men gun-fashed uron The caup
aud raptuted--hye or SIX huBdted pounds Of
jefked becf-a number II greasy P4ohs-snine
soldiers coats, caps dc. &c. &c =!
ST. AUGUSTINE. April 10.
i is said thai the Indians 81 pow ei;
se,eraI powder horns, recently taken, CONTAINING bat
a small sUpply-and ihat bows and arrows are used
by them fir lie killing Of game.
Major Chlld, and Lleui. lompkias. Of the Ar
'llefy, arrived ~ the Wu isfon from the
Southern posts The gafnsons all in good
/ health. The long dt'ugbi. II Is feared. may ope-
tate against the examination OF PaI-h / kee. or
Grass " aiers, as intended by Lieut. Mclaughlin.
L. = Navy. Indian fires are numerous. aud the
eonhdtnce 0i the enemy continues the same.
IadiGHs al foi Hanson. On Tuesday morning
last, ab Ut O'clock, the sentinel post near NJ uc-
/ easin branch small stream running within a
lie enemy. Tie sentinel saw Two mtn, and Fl ed
pursuit made, but the lndla1s escaped. Que
Moteasin tack vas disIlnsulshlbr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

fEsASl LVANlA LEGlSLATURE-A short
ycclss--fb Legislature Of Penns,,apls ,n,ia,,,ad
sine de on liIe 18Th instant about nne o'elock and
mt again nfxi morning, at nine o'clock, in pu,.
tuance oi a special peas1se OF proclamation ftnm
me bovefnor, eoty egiug them OF The I7ih iusr
Inc message "ss communicated 10 both Houses
Anout i1e -Four Of adjournment. Ia The Senate II
irodaced considerable excucleUt: Inn III, "A '',,s
sook il moro quietly.
81 re Cause assigned IN The message Tor iii, cou.se
On sls part q The Executive, vas The fact I'm, ill.,
hss's'i u'e bad made prasisi n f.r niyipg be
,,. =" me 5t"'s deb, Or repairing aud con-
~ FAyHe WOES. The sums required Tor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

MiSi'sslrrI.-A law enacted by the Legislature
oi Mi>s'sStp al its last session. called the Vaua.
ion an Debt Law. PROVIDES that when property
mas been eHed on IN satisfaction Of an exccuti a.
u'e "'u'of may cla'm an appfa semtnt; WHEREOF m
three disiniefeslvd persons shall be chosen on by
Tue painful one 10y the debtor. aud the lhild by tr
saefii' WHO shall aPpraIse the property aud make i
certificate ol thrir appralsement. he properly /,
''eh 10 De offered tor sale 1T auction. and II lwothrds
the appraised value IS not Offered. the sale is to be
stopped and the property 10 temain in the hands NJ
Inc dehtof lor one year. and then be offered again for
sale 10 the highest bidder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
ROUSE FOR RENT.

f5 ny HOUSE aud Lot on Diamond Hill
b@n,l known As Edwa.d LyGci's old residence and
----A- lately occupied by IL. b. Richards, is 10,
'en'' f"ss'Ssi"n WI be gwen immediately This
- vel KNOW 10 be a very desirable situation
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
April l6 :, A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

iEAAS.-Adyices from Galveston reached New
Orleans on the oh Aprh, b, the steamship New York
IN passage OF fortysiX hours letter IN the al
limaft Patriot contains An extract from Texas
lapet, giving an account of an act ofhe mos, brutal
ltea hffy towards party OF Cumauche indians b, a
atHcimtnl ui the Texan rsoops. under the personal
direction OF the Secretary of War Of the RepHbI r II
appeats thai rary ii about Sky five Indians arriy
ed At san Antonio, bringing with them Miss Lock
llatt httle elrl captured from another nibe abont
eighteen mouths ago her avowcd Object was IN
ransom Their prisoner and ascertain what would h,
pad them iof The rctuin ul other prisoners in their
possession.
The Indians were invited to a council tweIve
clleis beng assen,b ed in a room while the oihe,s
renamed IN the rear OF The house. comnany nj
uonlls was marched INTO the foon while ansth,,
company guarded outside. Ga being told tbey
were pisoae,s. the chief, Instantly made battle and
we're shot The Indians outside the house also A.,
lacked The soldiers, but repulsed and captu,ed
snail number OF them nhp ESCAPED across ,hs
u'er we've pnlsued BY mounted men, and ev.,,
one Ruled but renegade Mexican The loss ~
Tie Indians amounted to 30 .Aen, . women and .
children. The Texan loss was 7 Killed and = wnnn'
ded. W . 0""-
The next day squaw was despato he'd To reoncs
an eAehange u Prisoners, aud il was cxpecteu ihr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
SECOND EsEQUssgV,Oy.

Il VIE soek oIdels ia The Lynchturg and
h Richmond Transportation Line. viii pay into
, "a, hands of NJ. w. Davenport, Treasurer. Two
D9lafs per share. subscribed for m sad Co,nnanv
By order Of tie Beard of Directors
JOHN G.MEEM, Prest.
Arril IS A. r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

The New Yo,k Esenng Post Adm. parcr) say;
IA. 10 the result 81 the elecneul We e"ni's- Vt
are somewhat disdppginiod We had hopes thal
=. m,p h, eongratuiale oul fiends majority 81
tsro ihoasaad al least
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
T. Nm. D. DabaeB late 1eHer Of the Rank ot
jupiHid

T. Nm. y. D1baeB late I1Her of the P4nk nj
Jueiaid.
Your wafmesf friends aud nearest relations uuife
IN expressing teH earnest Wis cs--the result Of Ihr
most mature ri cuon--fhat YOU viii letnrn onJ =,
btde the decision 81 u tribunal upon lie uccutren.
ers which have caused YOU 10 fee our community
Whatever may be The real character of YOU acts tn.
best rrUaton you can make, To Ietuin wIihout die.
LAY, and restore, II you have H. that which belours 10
ott'is. Your f,Iends believe, aud yon mus, Irs
that you arc destined To hopee.s wtelchedness "a
long as YOU attempt 10 escape justice. Return and
abide ne sehe CO OF the law, aud penalties yuun
tarlly assn ed Will, In all productivity be much mt
i9aled; and lfom the sentence thus Modified ,uo
may hope Ia be relieved before us fall exccuri,,p
On cahnoi hope t'rany thing like happiness in your
ptescnt circumstances; mded ou can scarceyrxprtl
Ultimately 10 eude the ugancc OF Your pnr,ue,s
Come baek theu, voluntarily --surrendef ytutseli
ana all YOU have, aud yuu may sun hope 10 coioy
some Ptace-aI all events, be relieved from the ago.
ny OF tile hunted criminal. gu viii tleteby ia
some extent, he 4 wounds that must bleed so Io,o
rs your present supposed guilt unatoned for. or
not disptosed, You may even convince The wo,ld
that your guilt is great rs IS now snppos ed
1 10 h. aud possibly that punishment YOU So much
appfeheud, may be avcrted, and you nay ,egain, to
s9a,t extent, your lost character
Rlchmond Apri l5rh, l5i0.
u The Senlnr Editor Of the Win who like en-
i nany Others, CHI rshtd warm cstet m Tor Wu r
l}abhct' requested TO sayand says II Milh emma.
SIS V"Plns tins paper may be bN hm) thai the
appeal 10 Inn 10 return from his blood re-
I launns aud best hirnds men whose Judgment he
knows 10 be experienced, and whose smcefuy IN he
I be, ond suspicion.
Edi"'s generally are requested to insert this an.
al ana 'h's editorial note IA theit journals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

FATAL DlSASTER.-The Providence II. l.
Herald of the 1911 Instant has the following .nelan.
choIy relation:
GREAT Loss OF LIFE.-We had yesie,.
dy, and last night, tremendous fall Of lan attend
ed with heavy gale of wind from the souih. We
have heard however ofno damage by them in he
city. but IN the neehbonng town OF Johnston the
effects OF The lreslies have been truly awful.
About five O'clock this morning the waters bad
become so much swollen in the vlclnity 81 the man
ufacturng village known by The name OF summons.
vile, and belonging to James +. Summons. E,q of
Johnston, that the embdnknens of the reservoir
gave way. and the water mmedately burs, forth with
tremendous power and impetnosly. Three or four
houses, "e learn, weie carried If by The flood. and
a number OF lives lost; how many. it has vet been
impossible 10 ascertain amid the confusion of the
dreadful scene; bat the person who Olneys-
vile This forenoon for the Coroner says less ran
nine. perhaps as many twenty
BE Ides the houses already swept away, several
Others were surrounded by the water, when we last
heard ilom tie OF disaster and il Was feared
they would also go, and that more lives ighl sun
be lost.
The stream below, continued to swell and roll on
with fearful raplldy, up 10 our last accounts The
bridge near Sptagur's ssablisn eu at OF near nat
Is called Monkey Town, has been sweep away, and
great fears are entertained for the safety OF mills &C.
on the stream. This is the terrible disas er by
h9od, THAI has ever occurred ~ tins State
FostScr7W -llalf as. II ofo'eiock A. NJ. a gen
leman direct tign the spot, gives US the following
particulars.
/ he dams were carried away together with two
u"eilos houses, tie ict7fy, store, aud pant of a
gflst anu. ~ number ot persons swept away wuh
hem. about IlJlRIY-slx OF whom have been
found alive, and six deai-lhe renaindcr are missing
Two at three honses still surrounded by WAFER
aud tie persons them, without any possibility of
any one getting at them, OF rendering them aid.
Later.-l o'clook, p. NJ. We learn lom a person
directly from the scene of the disaster thai NINE.
TEEN Of tie bodies ofthe unfortunate sufferers had
been found.
e. =. M.--We lave report Of one more
dead body iound-nakIug TN ENTl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

Tb. Louisiana Ati,efuser (Adm1 acknowledge
,ha, The late elctiion ola Wing Maser ~ the efy
Of New orleaps Vas LIE most slgaa defeat ever
txiclieaeed."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
$4,000 !!

q p Orders from the tounnylor Tickets drawn by
}. 5. Gregory 4 Co, in all puoinia Schemes, (ac
ompanicdby cash or Prize lichets,) pro pity an
coLildentalIy attended TO, when addrcssedlo
HENRY H. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
u My customers may always d pend
my the numbers of every Lottery IN which ]
sell Tickets, published in this PIPER, (fhe Nng-
MANI 50 soon as the Official List Of the Drawing is
RECEIVE d.. IL IL HOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
BALTIMORE, Anil IA

o,-,o,r, baltimore, April IA.
81 ltIDE.-A pair ful death occurred YESTERDAY
al the Globe Inn. Mr.. James Cowlcs. OF Ia. vlni.
suiirung from delnium, occurring from disease
winch had lasted several days, cut his throat from
ear to car aud died Instantly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
To he Editor qfiAe Eiatmona Star and 7lansci; !,

To tie Editor oj'Ac Riclmoad star and T,apsc int
SlR,-ln Your paper YOU have noticed the llp
unfortunate altar OF the Bank Of NnpIn,a. v,tbo,u
feiereuce To patty. As the Washington Globe.
The mouth,pieee OF the administration, has uub
hshed letter from Richmond which was ,,,tlnn
Tor tue purpose OF 'aakng II party question: and so
"sgd ny the editor that paper for parly purposes.
VIII you permit me to make my respects to the cdi
tor OF The Cube and 10 ulorn hmm if he n,bl,.hns
one "old moie on the subject. that has reGerenc
10 parry he shall hear from the winter Of IN All
Gle a statement o The ailnr which VIII make him
sqoeai' am very resi- eelluy, yours,
HARD CIDER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

iAShe ParhHs, OF london whose eccentric ,ha r,rer
ana long imprisonment, in lhscounlry gave riea1
jersey. - N''i -'NN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

TliE EXPELLED hEMBIlt.--lu tiae Prnusl lyauih
House u Representatives nesaN week. tie 10
eeHltf TIE tete eSpcng tolune AcENes htiug orlsf
Tie HOUSE leased ~ lake II nI--tens 81. nnYs ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

HoribJe Array ana Loss Of LJc.-A dreadful
hsht took tee at BeIicyIe", Iowa Territory. Two
mlcs below Galena, on the lst day of APRIL 1t
appears thai not nous Character, by The name of
brown, heel per OF a tavern, supposed 10 be the
leader OF u gang Of horse thieves aud despafadoes
known 10 eNIat lheIe. A NOISE having heen stolen
aud traced 10 this man, the sheriff attempted TO an
resi- h'mi bul Brown having barIcadoed his house
AID beng assisted by 20 u 50 OF his cnds refused
TO surrender The shenil then called upon tie
citizens lot and, and a reg ulaf battle ensued.
The cluzens finally carried The place BY STORM
brown and Two OF three otaers OF the glrg ne AIl
led I'VE clitheus were hled OF mortaliy wounded,
and seven, al least, slightly wound, d.
There had been an ait mpt 10 induce Blown to
leave the place, but he bad refused.
Each OF The robbers hid five or six ri1 $ uron a
table beside Inn, aud Browns wife took an act,,e
/ pau IN the ailfay.
The c''z. had eight ten prs 1ners, whom,
+ TIN, lncudedl 10 l. 5uch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
NEW YORK ELECTION-Ic1.- l

The Loco Focos have again succeeded N al.
ing their Mayor i'll the cily OF New York. by
lony OF about 1900 being about or 600 l,,,
'een n'Jo'ny last fall, though larger than ,b.;.
nfJoiry last Spring. They have also carried 10 -
The Il wards oiihe city. But they are sadly Il,
heanened al their own victory: They feel ,ba, ! .
their last. The Registry Law will 90 in,o .r -,
before November next, and cut off the alien ,,,..
and PAT all end 10 the frauds that have so lon, a.
sfaeed that CITY. But they are also disbean.,.,
because their m jory is from TO 5000 les, H..
they expected aud Predicted. They are avn.A
the ground Is sliding from unde, them, and H.
downfall of the most dangerous parry thar .y...-
Isted in this county is at hand. Heaven soceJ u.
day
Ia Brooklyn, the Wings carried the dav !.
maj aruy of lSI- three lines as great as las, va.
VICTORY IN RHODE ISLAND
Light follows or the heels e darkness Rboa.
Island is true To tie Old Republican faith. Po, e.
vernon The vote is as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

ne Army and Navy Chrariflesaf s-Ws learn from ou
aoo lun0f, bui IA such RNat LBse on ua1 mind M,
e''' :" Us ifat ut Purscl Clsion has been ,sniss
nm ie .HatA ~ TIC Pfesdehl ar eaicaii0n IN his ae-
VITAL tae anount oflh 6esleaon IS NJ do not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
OHIO.

Tie township elections in Ohio are every nL.,,
resulting in l"sor OF Old Tppec1noe, by ovelwleln
ing malorlIies. We have room for Details
The same may be said Of New jersey and New
York.
IL ST. Louis, Missouri James F. Darby tWhir)
has been elected Mayor by considerable maior,
and the Wings have carried 8 out of 4 VI the Wards
Il the city.
In Augusta Georgia. the Wing candidate for
are Wings.
The good cause is every where uiumphanl.-
Will Virginia swell the shout of victory todlyi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

INDIAN TROUBLES " THE WEST.-Ac-
difficulties arc applebendcd between our border
settlers 10 that quarter and the frontier ttbes. In
the northeast o Missouri outrages aud depfedations
have been already comH1tted by the OJloe Indians
Our ctizens: sqadfou oil one hua dfed noun
ted Dungeons under the command Of Capt. Boone
has been despatched from Fon Leaveuworl 10 the
scene Of disturbance The accounts say thai the PIE
patatluns ur defence frontiers along tie hole
extent rs lar South Texas are Iamentably def
cifnt. At For Lea,enworth, after The departure
Of Capt Baone's squadron, there font, ellrc-
i've men lef 10 gnrri>on the wofks-lhe post having
been weak some time since by the withdrawal
oi three companies Of dragons ordered BY Gen. Ar
buckle to Fri Gibson.
The unpfepared state of our frontiers is the more
alara,ing ON account OF the app ehc slons enterla
Ell OF Il cjmbnatlOn amonl the various Indian Iiibes
Rumors had reached tOu Lasrnworth Of il UNION "A .
mong the Sacs, lowdys aud Ouues-llese II bes
are capable oil aiming twelve hundred wattors.--
lhey we're represented as going through the pre- Inn
iEares OF wallke cxpedItlon-such as painting
themseV S, Singing war songs, &c. Tie departute
II the thee conpaaie9 iiom fort Leagennorth is
known 10 lhem, and II Is thought thus Circumstance
has tended Ia hasten The development of lhel long
Intended scIem' Of no ,tliIty against The Whites
HE ieuds among the different tribes are regarded
IS mere lamily qnaues, which aie TO be recuuciled
whenever OCCASION Is presented oil successful war
iafe against common eHcmy
confederation Of tins klnd an'ose The many
powerful trlbts our Western frontier miulii
produce a war Of n slight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elally # tie means of adequate defence are n Ut sup
Piled to our citizens and military posts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
.s. .gs. GRER.g.FsyE,

EJefsRtSs
4 AS returned 10 Ly"chhnis. and can be -four
~ al the Washington Holel.
March l2 "a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

sipN5 IN oIllO--lhe Canton Repository Of the end
.nsl tDhiahs remuneration o Van burtI- M sirurl Lv
'st'hh dennons that Ptiiy lar as an cy !
"'hce u tue progress of opinion in old Stark.
"a ~ MECHANIC AND THE OFFfcE.uoIpER.-
toyir ", Gazette n the llh inst has the fol
,o"lg An hnnes old Dutchnana loo kspit called N, ,,
was ,s peamen' in Washington, tho other day. ad
as ashsu ~ Young Clerk with more pefiness Than r
biene's-" the was ydtgy or HaIyison oahino" 'e IT,
wfiiom gong Jor" 80 ~ '0"'N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
sTEasssEN EssSs f.5sY,
RecesEis,s, FossCs7rsEtfss GssSs Commits
si0. .HerCHattA

i II sin outh Va.
fE'flE SUBSCRIBER hastg large Warehouse
4 eonveienf5 Ia the termination Of the Rail Road
ii Portsmouth, Will take ehafg OF Go1ds produce
vi any description. feflrtt insurance, II itpnred J
nd forward tiem 10 any part Of he Uniled States
hieh the owners may desire. H. viii also sell on
commission all articles consignedio his care.
). COWLEY.
REFERENCES.
NJ ". G"yun, y ''''''' - - -
Col. A. JOINER, Weldon, n. c.
Gen. cabell. ln.u;,,a ".
Col Tosnes. D'''''e'
james Caskie, ! p..,,
+. Jnmes &Co. "''""''"'
Portsmouth,. Apn . I0tf
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Wing gain nearIy 1000 votes. The Senator'S ar.
unanin ously Whig-and the Representative. AZ, 10
Wings to 81 Locos.
iluzz' for Rhode land and the Log Cabin can.
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