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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

not uew to you, Il Is nafe fhtu tncniy years thai
Won have made il etjeet ef consideration aud II
study, especially IN a. ennnexIon With the COnsiru
t,onsi powers of sthe General Government. Yun.
therefore. could not be. and yaa not, taken
uupsepared on tllis question. The bill which ~
p0r ted TO Congress aith your APPROPRIATION, II the
cwuaacnccmeni nf the session. Lad The clause tela
tseg agencies, and Tie power deal IN exchanges.
as strongly developed rs the You have
jected and equally without the assent OF the States
Yod referred specially and aiih appreciation TO thai
clause. many DAYS #ter In held in the
Department oi State. gu sanctioned 1t IN this
,sarsr ulsr bill ~ tailed above AID no doubt
throw out the subject h, you. IN my hcauag, nt
within my Know edg,, until the letter Of Mr.. BORIS
came your hands. ton aflsr the reading al thai
letter, you threw oui strong limitations that you
would the bill II II nere not postponed. That
letter did and DO mot unfqn voc lily condemn. hui
IL did not afe CT tie coustItutionay Of the bill,
Justify YOU IN - ]. ctug that g'ound; II could
affect only the cxirdienes Of your action and,
whatever YOU may nov brllete 10 tho sctupIes
existing ia your nnnd in tins and IN kindred
source there is strong ground TO bciIe,, thcy have
their origin.
II be right ia this aud doubt not | am. here
Is gteat public measure, de anded by the country
y ssed upon and approved ly tic Representatives oi
the States ard The Peolle. rtletttd by you as Pc
sidcnt grounds tasmg origin IN conscience
and mo = ference to the public good. The rJec-
ton al this measure Ton. continues tic purse with
the ssori IN the hands Of The TX cuiyc from Which
we slte,e 10 west It N TIE contest which eieVarrd
you- predecessor AID you 10 power. | cannot con
cur in his ynuf course 81 pohry. la out ol of
hcr my opinions trnaia unchanged cannot a.
taRdoa thv principles ipf which, datng all ,lu-
real career. have sirug gIed especially cannot
be one al the instruments ~ winch the Etecut We
wieds these combined. accumulated. and dangerous
powers.
These. SIT he feasans iai tic important step
~hich have icll II M, duty la TIKI, and | submit
tiirm as A. iliicaiian.
an, yer, rs. ocliuily, so,ts.
r EWING.
To The pnYslnF%T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
WASuiNUrns. SEPT. l..
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM FLOR
IDA.


Ad,icrs 81 hlghly interesting character were
te,e,s dl he Department War, on Satotay Last.
from Col. WORTH. commanding til" FLORIDA Amy,
10 tn Ill altano inclusive. The Colonel announces
the surrender 81 The remnant oil Coacoueh@4 people.
the seizure Il the Chct llospitaka with fifteen IL
hls ehst- an1 "aftiers and he PROMISED surrender
ol Al hlt pcop, amounting to 500 morc, on the lib
of ffaa monif. the ddy OF tn" arrival OF the despatch
Al general had qp7tlcts. Reports are alao tlans
united nf tie recent expedition IN the ever. lades,
conducted hy Captain BUHKF, 81 Artillery aud
Lieut. Rooms. OF the Navy, and of successful
operation. under Lieut. ANpiR5oS, Cd Infantry, IN
winch he captured several lndlans an abstract al
thtepof1s will be gwen hereafter.
he COLONEL gives assurance That there ate not
mote thu ten Indians on the east side oi tie s..
Johh $ n'et, that HE everglades are abandoned by
ne - - ~ lont'r sale tclica', lh@ the Lteks aud
ala aa'srts IN HE nntlNctn Iai OF Tie Icnitory
were 10 meet him On lIc an instant; and that The
scattered Einllles on The Wacdssa had been much
disturbed by Captains llorrMAN and ALEXANDER as
10 induce earnest promises OF speedy submIssou,
aud. generally. lac reports that the Indians, on all
hands. eshlbu u0elairocal evidences Of desire 10
end The sltug- le. nust gratifying 10 learn lai,
with all lhen prsations, exposure, and unusual ao-
hslts, elle iraol generally healthy. j would
arpehr 'hai onf gallant hltle Army, haslag IN the
eallaoi WORTH leader OF tie rgh spun, have been
entblcdIn ahpw HEIR cntic efficiency. The following
despatch slows win what Itomptncss and enrrpy
he con luris thc difficult aud often delicate aif,ns
nndor ms ronlfo':
"ll1AnQutkrEHs, ARMY of FLorlnA
AugASt27 Isil
Sin: The day after my report of The 2lh instant
WIS 81 fortunate 10 secure the proposed inter
view with Tie Clnd lIospudka. accompanied by
fifteen oil his bcs Watlois including three sub chiefs
representing the fragments Of Seminole bands alice
vi h him. As usual, aud particularly so with tins
leader they proposed cnt1c Submission. but when
pressed 10 Il precise lime for btinpnp
chi lieu, aims ". the most uncqulyocal evidence
OF lnstnceilty vas man(cstcJ They we,c n,prd Ia
accompany meto Tampa--told their presence would
exercise n good Influence upon the wayernp rcsoIu.
ton oil other bands -ptomiscd to be sen, hatk. In
part 10 collect ht II ,,on,c,l,, Il ;,er. M ;oro,
Ycnicnre 10 ihem voulI nl,rrd III. ,,ny,,,enI I'm,
much be ACCOMPLISHED ,,w.,d. ,rcnncIInc ,l, ,e1 4
white man Tins III, = s,,cn,,ons,v 49,, hi,h
added 10 lhe ea,pr,n,ss f., dsn,sc 81 sL,ns .,. A.
lief, ~. M l,,,1,, - -, ,,,, .,,.. 49,, 49,. - -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
lYncunuHG. .rpTEMREH 70. 1911
NEW EAEINET.

The NAMES oi hr members Of the new Cabinet
viii be found IN annl her column. They all. 81
Gar as We know ihen OF talents aud personal
iureq,iry and have all acted with the Wing panty
though 81 them at least has always been fshy.
and alof them supposed To be hostile to Mr Cay.
Indeed, hostility II that gentleman, (Mr. Tyler )
old Trend seen In be tic only principle common
TO them all. Whether they will all accept IS do 1b,
ful IL Is believed hat Judge Mclean will hardly
abandon a life Office, with salary OF $500 per an
num- ioi Seeeta,'s bureau, with salary ofSGO00,
dependent upon the caprice OF a not very reliable
President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
ATER-WUlG ADDRESS.

Since the foregoing was in type we have received
the proceedings of the Wing members OF Congress,
with an Aad,eSs 10 The People, in which. after bret
review of the measures adopted At the Extra Session.
they enter into minute detail OF the circumstances
connected with the adoption olthe two Bank bills,
and Their veto by the Frosidcnt-refcrdting all the
facts stated by Mr.. Ewing, and openly charging
Mr.. Tyler with an attempt to "diVeu the policy OF
his Administration Ito channel which should lead
TO NEW POLITICAL COMBINATIONS, and
accomplish results which must overthrow the pres
ent DIVISION oil parties IN the country, and finally
produce staie of things hicl those lcho eioctcd Inn
at least hare nerer contemplated" They charge the
President with having deceived and betrayed them.
This charge comes from source which will com
mand the confidence OF ;hc people. We regret thai
our columns are so crowded that this important aud
able Document mus he deferred until our nexi.
The Address asks Nv hat ought to be the future
line of conduct of the Wing party in the extraor-
dIn1ry emergency which now cxiss?" And we
answer in their own bold aud emphatic language
which Will iind response in every Wing BOSOM
Instead Of striking our flag, let II be reared sill
higher. with trmer hand, bearing upon lis folds in
conspl, uuus letters, TIN WILL OF THE NATION
"UNcoNTRoLLEp RY ONE MAN: one pREsIDYN-
"TIAL TERM; A FRUGAL GuvEKNMENr; AND NO
"SUBTEEASURG, OPEN on COVERT. ~
SUBSTANCE ok lN fACr. NO GoVrR>Mr>r BAsK
"Bur AN INSTITUTION CAPABLE oi GUARDING TIN
"PEorLEs rKrAsuRE, Am ADMINISTERING TO
"IHt pEorLts WAN rs"-'rhs spnIt.stnrIne Ad-
uies' Wi a"3no an echo in every valley, and be
SECUTED rom every mountain top IN the land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
LyHrhOHrg Institute for
NOVNs- LADIES.

TIVE NtN + SESSION olih. Seminary will
com cncc On Monday the 2oth September
neN,' dndw continue ten months
81 inc more rapid advance OF pupils in The heh.
:, c'''ScS, have determined 10 establish Juvenile
I'"SS PtPdrdtory to the higher Departments Of the
l"s' l'u'c' which shall be provided wah compel, nj
teachers under my immediate SUPERVISION
1rmS.-lnnion IN English, Malh,m,iics-
rieneh ana Lailu, 500 PEI session Of five months
ln"on IN The Juvenile Class, $40 per session of
five months. "
advance. ID $ oI1pIIANI' ~
,c Principal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
FILL y U.L.s'TEM SUPPLY,
EDUCATION.

sI'HE WINTER SESSION OF the subscriber.
SCHOOL will open Monday, The ,hrd
day OF Ocobcr, and continue five months.-In It.
all tie branches ri SUBSTANTIAL Education will l.,
s."ehi-- Tuition ie's, as heretofore, IN advance
lie VIII be assisted b, ks acknowledgements
~ Music aud Painting will be gwen on the ordnar,
terms
lev pupils can be accommodated with Loa,line
~ ma i""il WI >. REID
Se,ionbII I,.u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

d, ~. no. The charge II n En.ie how
etcf.,s t,dcuous. 4 President night plot any
Kind of mlsLhcl-cycn treason--If this new Court
tioct,iae were in vogue, aud lis Cabinet must be -!
lent. Mr. Ewing would have deserved 10 be exc
Grated Il lie had not diydleed tie Astounding facts
connected with PrsiIrnl 1sei's ya,cilllting aud
aeon sh-nsble course. Bu, # the brtraser OF
Cabiuel secrets Is to be denounced the Glohe ami
MadIsonian had brttcr begin With Mr.. T,lrt's
friend, tie corTespondeni If he Noe York IieratH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

o. The Charlottesville Advocate says Gov
Gllmer, in the course Of his speech in that county
ayowed his purpose to make war upon thai paper
''even To extinction" We think the ex-Govelnor
will have his hands full in Defending himself; and our
friends OF the Advocate therefore, need moi be undc,
any very serions apprehcnslons of speedy over
throw. How long was Rome making war upon Car
image!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
IVkLTD EKNSEYS.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS have a large 10, ofyr
superior heavy ULLED LlNSEYS, FOR men
fef'dni's clothing, which they will sci! low-We
recommend the merchants & Lyuchbufc and y,,in.
ny 10 call and examine thfm beiu,e the, buy, as we
VI" 'her them chfap-ofders will be pron,ptly at.
tended to aud Goods " ell selected
FORD x STANNAED.
No 2i2 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Baltimore, Sep. 6 4ic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

o. The Washington correspondent Of the BAL
more American states that distinguished member
OF the Massachusetts delegation took occasion, at
the meeting III Wing members Of Congress, TO deny
that The delegation from that State had advised Nj
Webster 10 remain IN HE CABINET On the contra
~, lac sad, "Mr. Webster could not stay there with
honor, after Nj E"Ing's letter" Mr.. Adams, II IS
understood, WIS OF ornior, before the appearance Of
tins Icter, that Nh. w should remain, but # er-
wards changed his oPinlon.-rhe wrner f,mlfk>:
=" The course Il Mr.. Webster Is commented upon
here with severity. The Wings IN general thN II
hardly possible for bim long TO pocket the man,
HhoutS that have IN public been pat upon him, I'm
less President Tyler gives HIM some public demon
sf"ton that they we're not intended for Inn. It Is
alleged, on bolIal 81 MI. Wcbstcl's continuing IN
office, that he ma>rnot culaugrr the peace OF the
country by Throwing up hjs place on point OF honor
II Is replied to this that ina great piece Of ro aanee
TO suppose hlln the only man capable Of managing
the Foreign Eeldiions OF The county, and II II w,f.
so, man Is never calo to give up his honor lor
ms country, though lac may his hfc."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

u Among the rejected nominations by the Senate
ON Tie last day OF the session, was Richard Adams
OF Richmond, rs Indian gent among the Chen kecs,
Mr.. A. is the reputcd ''abdnctor" oi Mr.. Bous's
Golf Iio Use lc' Ter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
August lG
4. AL, sCssOOr

WE winter session OF the SUBSCRIBERS SchonI
VIII commence on Monday The hind da, Of
octoOcf, and CO ntlnue five months. Grateful for
past encouragement, the subscriber viii use con
s'n' eAerlon Tor tire improvement Of those Who
may be entrusted 10 her care The pllu ,,i ,u>i,,c
ton embraces all tie usual branches
EhMS Iot beginners, ten dollars; these more
ADVANCED Twelve. Tuiupu ICES N advance.
ID. DAVIS.
y Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

o. Among the appointments to-day, we notice
leading Loco Foco-Mr. Blockenbrough OF
Florida. Is The President inchiag ms way towards
his new allies!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

" The Globe and the Hdd,s0aian, The in, or
CANS oi the ING President, denouncc Mr. Ewlne
"s bcita,ef OF "taabnrt secrets" That, II seems
to rs. l. admission oi tie t,tlil of NJ, F,,,,
staten ntss-and II So seals z Is dcu, Wien :. con.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
lsOIlIN(:'S C.sEEIx

This estate is regarded 10y the best Judges of PROM
eity TO DO inferior To none James River. 1t con
talns $50 acres 81 of which are Low Grounds aud
ACC high land; all The latter Is in woods, exccpt a.
bout so acres most Of the unelcarcd land is fine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

Thus Estate IS situated Immediately opposite the
lower end o! The town OF L,nchburg, and not more
than mlc distant. 1t contains a ltlle more than
800 acres; 800 oil which are cleared, 60 acres Of
fine bottom Land all the Gle ned land is well set in
clover, except about 80 acres aud IN high state o
M fny nj flLr mn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

o. Although Mr.. Eyercu's appointment, as NJ ,is-
10 England is announced, il certain that he
has been conf med ayes % noes Ia. Several of
tie Northern Senators, il is said, Mr.. Wright among
them, dodgcd the vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
WHITE COyE.fGE

rINilE subscriber wishes 10 sell ms Real Estate
L IN the county Of Amherst. Ii consists Of Three
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

O. By tic Report of The committee of Elec'l'ns
IN the contested etollun hon Flurda, whirh DE-
Gar Hat IN! Ivy, The del.galC hom hat tt"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
Ii A NIX sou A X L. ,
SELLING OFF.
j. j. pUkYlS DUEEEL.
SEPTEMBER md, ISL

~ -. IJSslS N DtkEEL.
RElNG desrous Of disposIng Of the WHOLE
- vi our Summer assortment If Goods, prtvIuus
10 the arrival oil our
FALL y ULvTEh SUPPLY,
We viii OFF .gteal Inducements 10 all persons ia
want OF ans foods IN Tue Dry Goods llne.-Ll ke-
wise. Bonnets, Florence Brads aud other descri D.
lions. very low.
we respectfully solicit call from our old frie nds
ana Tie public generally, determined 10 sell
ihs.,n cheap bargains.
J. J. PURVIS q DUFFEf..
sept. q 3.,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

u IA nlcr Secretary Of State can he found SAYS the
enquirer "uHd one who will not gross, commit the inter
ct ii the United States Mr. Webster has denc his ccc-
bracd letter Mr.. Fox" That letter. we contend took the
true ground if there be any validity and force in the Law OF
Nations. But othcrwsch the rights and honor of the
United States were compromitcd lN tit we falcd
dignity Nni covered under the unjust aud mpcrou
demands III the naughty Ocean Qnecne responsibility OF
that az, ls upon the huuers not oi the Secrlg0f Suite
but of the PrsSicnt Mr. Tyler is the lecreant not MIR
Webster 1t will be secn by any who will take the tro
bio the letter of MI W oister that he was "iA
stHcted BY he Prc,id A the ground eloquent
stated and ably sustained b, hn-and Mr.. Wise long
neo ccarcd the floor of Congress that in assainc Mr.
Nebste the blow struck Mr. Tyler under whose nytruc
ton he nc'' II miehthr WISE in the Enquirer just
: IrInnL nnI llLIa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

o The Enquirer cxults over the dissolution Of the late
Cabinet ltdocs not however like the retention of MIR Web
stef and il nsinunrs that that gentleman holds his place
contrary To the wishes Of the President But the National
Intelligence conecs this impression. 1t satcs by rcqucS
that "Ar. Webster viii remain the head of the new orcani.
2ation oil the Cabinet, eQuaHy compiinee ruth he uhcS
oMc President and the unanimous recommendation of his
thr VS. private friends" So that the Enquirer emhra
eng Mr. Iyler with much coriav, finds itse ems
r0tfiS, close alliance with whom has applied
every derogaory cpihct in the political vocabulary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
IISCAI. OIL IIINI,

lii" SubTTrasury having been puinedlv repuliat1l hy
Mr. Iter in his message Congress, we'll by his sig
nature 10 lie law 10y which repoaedtic State Bank
system having been r"nquishcdb by even friends and
never having been vorile With thai gentleman in it.
pay days. when it organized by and his paity
who then condo mucd the Sub Treasury the odous
all possible conccptons,and Banks OF Discount and Depo
he we'll of Exchange, operate per the l.
nion having been yctordthc public mind has boon the
rack 10 guess, If possible. what of Fiscal gent the
President aud his ads iscrs be ingenious enough invent
which, parraking of the characteristics o the
dcmned plans will be CONSTITUTIONAL efficient
agent aud which will give the country and uniform
curoncy-for Mr. Tyler has emphotically told tic
that "he restoration Of sound circulating mrdiam es
sonaly necessary, give confidence all transactions
Of life 10 industry its just and adequate reward and
10 re-eaab' the public prosporty We confess that We
have been utterly unable conjecture whit kind of scheme
he will ultimately fall upon aud hive yet any
hint ofhis design W indeed he has himself devised it, unless
the following extract of letter from Washington in the
Richmond Enquirer, dmly shadowins forth plan, may be
regarded scmi-oiiiciol:
Erhact ofa f.te. Gom Udsiiastoa. .ipgHst 80
Il understand that such Fiscal outline us the follow
pg has been sanctioned by all ioar Of these reneme aud
tn latter Will probably present II pe fit asoa VIZ the
hns 10 be authorized TO receive deposit aud grant
fcetes surplus amount ertee-oais Of collectors
bonds, 10 be deposited in MINIS in three agencies
certificates odeposi!c q vernment du NOTES Of specie
paving Banks the Bouks To be settled with weekly and
thing bat specie paid out by the Government"
VIM the -four gehtlomcn spoken ofure, have dra
nnlesit be fur Of the lnsnbcrs Of the Cabinet The
scheme ITSELF the FIST blush strikes being equally
Objectionable, in Of its features, the Subreasuy
while hicks OF the better provisions of that system
However It's not orh while discuss il, especially
stere evidence that has been sanctioned by Mr.
Iyer-nnd even il it has been judging from his in
reference TO the Eank bills, there is certainty that ill
not chance his opinion before Congress meets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
THE END OF THE SESSION.

The two Houses OF Congress adjourned last eve
nlnc, according to previous resolution, altar one Of
The most lahorlous and fruitful sessions that his
ever been held. Except in the first Congress, be-
ginning IN March. 49, and ending in Mach, 1871,
and The session OF l6ll-l2, 10 other Session Ia.
gwen buth 10 measures, tahen together, of eguai
importance, (nr which promise 81 album dant a bar
vest Of blessing 10 the present and future gcneraons
as that which has nst closcd.
One measure only Is wanting to complete a great
system of policy which we could contemplate with
unmixed pride aud pleasure. That measure the
reader "ill OF course understand to be he establish
mrnl ct Il seal Agency, 10 substitute the repeated
sn0- treasury, aud indirectly, 10 regulate the cur
f'hcy, atd i1cltale IL not 10 equal the xchan9cj
between diffen parts ri the country. That measure
has failed, notwithstanding the unwearicd ell ITS 0i
tie Wings IN both Houses of Congress TO accom-
pl sh II. II lhe f9atPoHcRcHt for few months OF the
adoption OF some measure OF that sort were the only
consequence Of The future to pass it at this Session
The evil would be toierablc as Itwould be ale
'IIed hy The hope OF success hereafter. But the
>cllSm winch has grown out of this subject (li'
iHs ITS foo' however, much deeper than lhal be-
tween the Executive and Congress is a subject OF
The gtavesi regret, because of us throwing strong
shade ni doubt up n the probability Of future agree
ment between those Departments, not upon Tins
point aont. but upon other questions concerning
nome Affairs when hereafter present themselves
tor lilelr JOIN, aLlluu.
Not"lllisiand'g all which, we repeat, the Se4.
sion las been highly important one, having
resulted ma body OF must salutary and beneicehs
lie Islnion.
w. By the Report OF the committee Of Elecil1ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20
The ApJurANr GrNrRAl

~ y. Amy headquarters, JFGShington.'
The Colonel adds thd the 3 / Regiment ArlIlely
ma, soon be wlihdrlwu, and that The 4lh and 5lh
Ke1lmenIso lnianly, NOW under orders ior Florida
may ptobabl, be concentrated to fhcu iptmer sta
uons, ihen destination changed to wnele then
services arc noIe necdeI. Ma. Iai.