Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

W ooNsofREr.-0ur adNicts trem Noolsockct are
10 Yesterday afternoon. An insurseni party, headed
hy DIV off, "lti the siN Cun,surks and between thirty
and forty others, had taken possession Il stone house
in BufalNlIle. Il few miles from Woansckct and de
chr'd that they would nj he takca. They were pro
yidcd wiki n1Skels and field pieces. The Sea Fenc
Die" and detachment Of the Cadets were sent out to at
tack The pace
Correspondence # he Ti3LRe
FEovnlycA. Thursday. , p. W.
lad TAR inspection this morning 81 the spoils OF vic
tory. brought IN s eycuint. Ihry ale arranged in the
Natd IN trn ii the Cadet Armuy and consist If sct en-
pieces ofeaangn. tlWa Of lcm charged 10 the nuzz,.
with slo9s tails. Y } mcuh,r Of tents. belonging to
the " oon>aehet X lie Company, Providence Artillery
y the Worcester SYM aIlzrrs- several hundred pounds
Of scrap iron broken into the suitable be MS
cd tor dtslIuetun-a large Wagon-a pedler travelling
cart with genuine assortment Of birch brooms buckets
pals. &c. red flags, muskcts, pixies, bullets musical in
N'rmenis. auilltary coat and hat, and other articles
suitable for the tiade
Carter, the principal fighting man. has been captured
and Was1his morning committed 10 prison. He is a
blacksmith, and the p,s said 10 have been made
under his direction.
\ sln Of eN- Governor Arnold was wounded yestc1av
at Omngcsllle. by the accidental discharge ola pistol
Fortunately the wound was slight.
The Legislature met pursuant to adjournment this AZ
erneon when resolution introduced b, Mr.. John
H. Clarke. the pnrprt Of which is that no Discharge
shall he made o prisoners until ey have been examined,
by Commissioners appointed by the General As
NchhN. and Their action approved by the GOVERNOR
1t Is still under discussion and will probably pass.
The Senate passed bin pay the militia and voun-
teens who have ieen calodou to put down the rebellion
was sent 10 the House The cost 10 the State will be
from 'O.Guo Ia SS0.0tO.
Mr. Barker. who in fit of insansy shot his brother
IN law. is III tair My OF recovery.
The prisoners We're brought in last night aecorlnu To
previous arrangements, with their arms tied and com.
mcd to prison.
GOV. Cleveland issued warrants for the arrest of some
Of the iugilises from Rhode Island; but he caused so
much unnecessary delay before doing that they escap-
led.
By III, ENer1.lENcY. SAMl FL. WARD KING.
Governor. Captain General and Conn. 'ander IN { hei
Of the STATE OF Rhode Island and Providence Plan,a
tons PROC LAMAIION.
W Whereas. on the eighth day Of June Instant issued
trcamatlnn. Offering reward of ole thousand dol
lars nr the delivery II the fugitive Traitor THOMAS
W llNoN boRR. TO the proper civil authority: and
whereas The sad Thomas Wilson Dorr having returned
to Tins State, and assumed the command Of numerous
body OF armed nlen. IN open rebellion against the Coy
crument thereof has aean fci the summary Justice that
awaited him. do therefore hy virtue Of authority in M
vested and by advice "f the Council hereby offer an
additional reward OF 9or thousand dollars for the apprc
h"nslon aud delivery ofthc said Thomas Wilson Dor
Ia the Sheriff Il the county If NoWpar or prnyidncc
within three months lr,m the date hereof
Given under my hand and the seal If said State. at
the City Of Providence, this twenty =uinth dav
ct juno, IN the Year Vi our Lord enc thousand
- - 'i' iuitIi'I dllH u rtN lNu and 81 the udC
pendenec 81 The nltcd States If America the
sAiy sNlh. SAMl'E WARD KING.
! The Globe undertakes to show that the nett amount
ct the proceeds Of the sales Of the public lands. for
the last SIX months, Is only il62s!15, and at rl,c
time. contends that the rclonrion If tL land ma
ney III the federal treasury, would render an increase of
duties on imports unnecessary!
LIE INST jokE NLohr.-A state committee of the
ITI,pu sntt Con SOFT, a.,