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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

10 number e nsfkeimen the street and some vic.
lenee a female, when he seized and about three
hpadred iashes ~.ih ho,seohp vigorously applied
/ ms Person'
Hon. Jas. q. Adams and lady much hnrt few
days since on liielf way mQiIncy. ~ falling between
the DICK and pier 1T vi The ferries they
crossing. Mr. A. says his injuries III conns him for
several weeks.
Six ssars recently deserted the u. S steamer Union
at Pensacola. They were pursued aud overaken by
four men, who - attempting their arrest, shot VI
them dead. and wounded a.olher. The five made their
escape To Mobile where they taken aud back
10 Peusscoll
Mr., john Cartwright. Of Algonsc. Michigan, WIS
struck dead by lightning tho Isl inst, while sitting
Ia The midst VI his family
New GRIP Sugar and Noasses made its appea rance
IN New Orleans the Isl nsl. nearly Two monhs
er than last year.
"A Neie article. American Merino Shaw Is are now
manufactured IN Blahcy township. Pennsy lvania rum
wool raised in Lancaster. They are said To be
large and handsome articles aad sell readily five dol
lars.
Di'eases among Lndiaas-Dt Smith, If Iowa, says
Eat no person n tally associated with the Indians Of the
upper Mississippi, heard If a deaf Indian
or one whose eyeslIh vas impaired by age, or whose
teeth were essentially decayrd Ophthalmia however,
Is common complaint, from which they suffer very
sderably.
Santa .7aa and Uhiskcu-It is stated that Santa
Ana drank freely Of Whskey while he was a prisoner
IN Texas. lie called II "riao de keatueh."
LATEST FROM TEXAS
Texan 6>hing-bos afnyr,, at New Orleans on the
9Th instant IN twelve days from TexsS, bagnlg des-
patches Tor this Government. The depaeies az s,.p
posed 10 refer III the invasion Of Texas by Mexico rnnor
being prevalent that General VOL, with d,achment
OF The Mexican Amy, had arrived the banks of the
RIO Grande. We hope, and believe. that this is
gtonudlcss alarm.
The Galveston 'News"of the 9th ullimn anp,un
ces that he ION 1tl.bnan A. Howard. Minister to
Texas from the United STATS, died at Washington n
Friday. the 10Th uno lie reached there only ten or
twelve days before he died
Truly. Gays the New Orleans Picayune) there
seems 10 be fatality connected with the diplomatic a.
gency OF our country IN Texas. General Howard mum
befs the fourth American Minister who has found
grave IN tina, Reoablic. Its but few weeks since We
recorded the deaths of General Murphy the Americar
Charge, aud A. NJ. Green. Esq. United States Con
sui. within few days Of each Utter.
II pains to learn also (says the paper Of the
death Of Commander J. T. X. Loihfop. oi the Texan
navy lie did at Washington on The 18th uliino, Of
bilious 'syer
The caiyassing in the election for President was
going very quietly There appears have been less
than the usual cement manifested. 81 little hustle
just before an election was never witnessed there.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

Daring the same peri Of twelve h;anhs, the eslima-
led vane ol Vic domfslic mpors i0in n. q. fran the
interior. IS placed S05 500 eG6 Sxtg fre piiHiohs
eigit hundred and sir'y irte thousand. eight huaa, Il
and sirfy sir doiitysi
The anI"uni u specie received at New Orleans dor.
ing The year endiog Isl Instant, upwards u eight
mlllious Of dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Theodore Crclinghuysen, Of ". j.


The regnl ar meeting. nn Tuesday night, was crow
dsd as usual. WIN. l.. Goggio. Esq. being in town.
was pressed into the service, and delivered an admra
Bile speech. which elected frequent aud enthusiastic
bursts Of applause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

The Hartford lihts says hat Amos Kendall is "a
writer "' gf'ai Judgment" Then II is true, as Shah
speare has written
'oh judgment. thou has, fed to british beasts"
Louisville Jomdai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

BREAD SfUFfS. -'rao f,lluwinr fables Of re-
ceipis ul y nf and wheat al Albany and Troy tr the
present year, show very CLEARLY The rad aeissse The
pnrdueon oi oreals u New Nork. and tho States
who's ptIdae's tli ihet way to market through the
Erle taha IL vii ais. .smn the reason " nv the nj
tce al hiu- r ltile Iuwef nav than at the umn Of
'he ianli bill, which free traders contepd has been and
Is na", last nlaig The agricultural interest An exam
inhlon al these Tables which have been compiled Iron,
The Albany Adsertlser, will convince any one that llie
excess VI production has beea ihc great rane of the ~
duciun in ptlces. All candid mco will allow tha, The
farmers would suffer sl more had they MOI he addi-
'onal home market 10 supply which has been aused b,
division 81 labpr
tLot R-lhe aggregate arrivals of flour a, Albany
and lfoy ifom the opening Of the canal 10 the close Of
ihe lDonh oi August are as follows:
$40 barrels 7s3,7Sl
ISiI 76l az
lcl< 6.iS ti29
1913 op6 No
iofi l,l3u.569
o. ,a lbs, there were received al Albany 73d,sos
AZ ifhy 81
The exeess of receipts Of ur 10 lsii over 1873 is
2O3, 695 mls. aud usef lsi4 4Ol sos this.
WiiEAl.-fne aggregate arrivals Of Wheat at Al
hsay aud my iia The open, OF The canal 10 tie close
al The moeih ol August, as follows
1870. bushels $3.50, sos
1871, I6i s66
loi.' SCOOPS
iols, 3l09~5
lsli, Fi9'AsG
% this wete received Al Troy, aoS SOP
~ simhy, i0I GOA
The eScess ol receipts wheat in 1874 over lsd9 is
POI ISL bushels, and over ioi2 li3,GSl
Recurring ne wttat l., ur. n the tate af five hush
three years:
24oi Iris. 912 ,6y, erls. 1888 o6o brls.
EAcfss ui ls3i over 1913. 2sN.25l do
over 1912. 520.6.6 do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

W u s stated that the President is about to w.. ~.
w " h'e Sulphur Springs. Ills lady has gone ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

V, m Ballard Preston delivered speech at last
Nyihe court which is spoken of as a master e,,t nf
master mind 1t was speech which made men think
a"u ha' Is all that Is necessary to make men Whqs
ny The way. we shsl certainly expect Ballard Preston
10 be with us on the Sih of Ociober'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
Sept. 0
FOR ERE Mt.

tOR RENT.
.~&-N THE large and convenient Brick Ten
ETSsss'A ement. mrmerly owned and occupi.,i by
.EI}lliM MI. l.. II. Johnson as TAVERN
e.ssseksssS HOUSE, and Il, rrcscn, tenauted by
aP Salonel Smiihson situated on the l.ynchburg and
Salem Turnpike. one mile southwest of Iynclburc ma
MAN building contains II rvoms, well fitted up. The
contiguous buildings belonging thereto iIe admirably ar
ranged for comfort and convenience This proper,y has
attached to n some acres OF good Land portion very
l'oou,''se maaow and spring Of excellen, water To
good tenant the rent " i'll he made Satisfactory Pcs.
session given LIST 'snny, 1915. Apply to s. Miller or
Sspi, a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

Consiaeney.-Nlaj. James Garland, whenever lie
mounts the rosrun, occupies lle portion Of his time
with vndicalon Of his personal consistency. That
a standing dish. which, like ''Gacon and green's" al
ways stands prominently a, the head of The table
That he thinks he has stood firm, while all the wurd
has turned round, do not doah because he only
says hui insists npnn with unqnesiionablp earnest
ness But we think that there is, III the following para
graph from The Charlottesville Advocate, a mirror,
which, if the Major will look at himself steadily f1r Two
minutes, he will begin TO doubt whether or not he has
mol dumped jim Grow" without knuwing IL
Sin s1O, in the town Of charlottesville, Major Gar
land and WIN. Smith. alias Extra Billy, ot Culpeper.
worried eSch other their hearts content each contend
ing that be and his party, the only orihordox Re.
pubicans. Now find them both, upon the very same
spot. united in denouucing tie Wings. By some mean,
they have gotten together. How GENES il Who In,
changed Majur Garland contends that he has nos and
Mr.. Smith as positively allirms that he has remained
stationary. And Yet they are ~ some miracle. Mpne hi
together We leave il 10 them 10 settle The dthcuy ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
Charlottesville, Sept. 18Th, 1914

o. The charlottesville Advocate states thu, II.
principal object of the speakers The hate Loco,c Caa
veniion IN that place seemed 10 be 10 excite NJ, pr, md
es" The South against The Nor'h, and TO encouaa.
dissolution otlhe Unionor 81 least 10 prepare iIe MAD
OF the Southern people for that event" We d., nv,
wonder, therefore, that they made converts to the VIM
cause. But it really seems ious that the isom M,i,s
together with The und ~ ating loyalty ,f New Ham
shire, and the crpected cuopera!ion OF New York New
jersey and Pennsy ongbt pn the Iocoico ur,
tors in better humar with their yankee br.,l,,e, ),
They take the lash submssistly enough, IN all con-.
science
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

STUMPER. The " wilmington (Del) Journal
says: We are authorized 10 uflcr The following BET by
agestemaa Of responsibility. rbuse name will be yyan
sosa, responsible person coming 10 Office prepared
10 lake Il. and not tnf1re
BE / OFFERED WHO WILL TAKE If ?
$3.50 tia, Clay ~lll get the State he as bum lnHr-
ehis
y15o thai he will get the State he lives in-krntnely
y2oo thai he VII vel The State James Polk was hafn
in North Carolina.
S5o tha hr NIL gei The State James X Polk live. in
1eanFssre.
$3.50 thai Henry Clay will be elected President Of The
Uai.eI Safes
1889 Both candidates 10 live
S9oJ 20 be Pn up as forfeit when the Bet is taken
The remaining t50tp be posled the both II October
next lhe money TO be- put into Tie hauds 81 sny inc
OF lac Cas,Iers o the Banks Of Wilmington, Delaware.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

AHAPPY OMEN.-Durinv the speech of Gen
Combs a, New Haven the slh. PHEASANT Incl.
sseat occurred, which alluded in the report vi the
New. Haven Courier.
iii No tail s.si lay Continued Zen. c }
the r. Pesinent OF tree government h failure II a
like Jaines h. Polk can be elected over man like
Henry Ciay h.re Is ~ talking hereafter of re-
ward;es public services. l.oak al the pedesia,s up1n
~hica ali lie Presidents la power. George WASH
Iagun, Thomas ieiersnu, all ot them down To Naa n
nm. slioaa tla Democrats lately called lnlm Linden
wald to New York be psllisafer his own funeral
Tyler viii moi mealpn. Dul Oh. where will PoA's
pedestal be FUND.- tell YOU that the Democrats no
may ivr hiiu viii be ashamed ackaou ledge
!, &c their p1siery, and they II deny that they
home voted al all rather than ciniss to their inds.
nsni offspring that they voted or Janes X Polk. Nov
lck al the pedestal ., Henry Clay rsng higher aud
higher iir the hsi forty years Ave. hum like an
earle with o1trng plnpn. snrng sgsns The sun
lefe the sudance aefe startled s the cry Of IAN Ia
Gle. An Eagle" Every eye raised towards ihe
lle, rms, and there. with ouispread wings The ptaud
bind 81 oar unity stafHcd IN pause II delighted VITA
the scene bsnea h Inn Gouera. Combs lookrd ur and
exelslasd) oh. pfnud hud 81 o., cVl"iHs tanner.
acreih in- ,imeu. Lsag. hng may ,ou sos: IN IA
isiy sb,se ihse banners, waving the land Of The
free and the hume al tie bas,i Gentlemen | have
said thai these things dad accidentally. That
bird nj by accdent take sentence Out VI
my month. ha'll as happy omen"
Tn. eifeel o.. te's occurrence NAV we'll he suppu-
eel. eeclfcai and the air resionded With the sud
den aad Simultaneous Shouts u Inc multitude
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

Mir, BAIIlE PEYroN AND SPEAKER
POLk-on Tie 23d of May. 1886, Nh Peyton, ad
dfessia2 Mr.. Stesker pAk. said:
"lhsi Chair. Mr. Sfestef, rnnd have been obiain,d
by friend afmine. tMr Beii.) II he could have d..
pracfd hinsfif by beng raty "a the disposal Of the
ffestiency by Intrigue and Corruption"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
atneA the following articles fron the cha-,,e.,iI,. Al
THREE CONVERTS

vOcaie: .ss,
THREE CONVERTS
We hear Of three gen,lememen who nave t,iped H.
wing parry. In Consequence of The disoreanizinu a..
trines preached al the Loc,Ero Convention In. =,
them Mr. llarrson assigns his ieasons for leaving ~.
party. 0
To the Editor Of ALe .4drocate
Substituting been appointed Delegate 10 the Der,
ocraiic State Convention. attended for the pur. :.
hearing the great principles Of the Democratic ,,a
sound National measures disctssed but to INV ute, d,.
appointment, heard nothing but personal abuse Of H.s
~ Clay, and doctrines subversve Of urder and o..
government therefore no longer adhere ia NJ.
~ who ecklessly disappoin the hopes of the pe,pa
and II live in November next. shall vote for H,,,
Clay. RICHARD HARRISON iv
September 18th. lS43.
TO the Editor Of lie .7drocntc:
Substituting seen my name announced in the I.r
irrsonan Republican week ago. Of the de,,,..
to The late Democratic Convention, or a member of s.a
Commter. am not sure which, } | sent note Il, ,la
Editor OF thai paper. respectful inlormin! him tina, INV
naae had been used without my consen, and tina, ,h,
il is true have heretofore acted with The Democrat.
party, We, decidedly prefer the election Of Mr. Claw ~
that OF Mr.. Polk, and it | live shall vote arcordin,l
MOI seeing my noie in the Republican Of this div
will thank you TO publish Ibis in your paper
JNO. o. NORRIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

o. When, few days ago, commenting ppm ,hs
speech of al James Garland SionewalJ we said he
was "a bitter revller" Of his old Wing nss,catss he
assured us that mistaken that hs US mi in
The habit of revlling them at all. We rsplied to him
Thai, probably, in The warmth of discussion he was not,
always aware oi the force at his OVID tsnp uao e. ut he
insisted upon il that were mistaken /, seems
strange, however, that the Major is so ofen mis-
conceived We are ,oln. for example, by the Char
lo,esville Advocate that in his sef~a there few days
ago, he "deaomacfd The Uhgs s. his allies in 'iO-n
"spar'"g fer"S'-jus', We supWss, as, when he WAS
Que OF us he denounced the Denlocfacy! Pie Wings
however, treat him very kindly. 'shrv might Gu, BE-.
yond the cuiice. feelings Of personal Kindness did No,
restrain them. But they mag he provoked, neyerhe-
less, to an appeal to the lea talionis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
MAINE ELECTION.

VI AIM. EIEI TUN.
Inc election m this Sale has gone AGAINST the
Wings by ma nrty decided as to leave no doubt
that It's vote will be given 10 Polk Inv November.-
This result was hot unexpected though the majority
is larger than We had anticipated We have returns
from 81 towns, in which the vote for Governor stands
thus
Anderson, U.oco) 44O39
Robinson, (Whis) 35Ol3
Abolition $3.50
Anderspn's plurality over Robinson oO26-hs maya
ny over all 31GOwhch will ue Increased by the towm
10 lie heard from.
Il is believed that the knc,< have elected 4 members
Of Congress, and the Wings lin two districts
choice.
In the State Legislature the Locos have large
joriiy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-27

. ANp BONNEfS AT THE CITY Ash
Sr0tF ~ 1876 Main s.
I0NTnER a ROOM. have insi received sne
beautiful LACE LAWNS Ba'za,ne, and aiss'
>4mmsf Cs,3s for Ladies wraf A.. 'sfee
saaas Of F.lfcace bIaid. Bifdseae and PaIefu'1
B.aHes 81 ihe nelesi sbll, ana al great, reduced
frees. call soon of you vii mss some Of
ertnse.i s.ois of lte SEASON. may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-27

INO TIE LADIES' received fl.
daY. new supply 1f Plhlu and Col4rei GU
ling lat B.ruels--also. Black Gimp. Linen Brait.
Cord. an ra.-ol.. Black Slk Mnt.. CAlItrns In
Baek C9uo- Niue. Lace, Butnns JON Rfea.' Pm.
A. Jsy 10 A @ fAIRCulLD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
LATE FRDN htFNIro


In the New oteans papers we have accounts from The
Guy OF AleNcl to The 39lh utnn At THAI time tao
Mexican Congress was still occupied in dseussnr The
pT posals ii Tho Government Tor loan Of money and
levy u soldiers or the subugaon OF Texas 'rhe first
demand ar loan ol four million daars and an amy of
hty'hte thousand inca. had been declined. But it an
pears mat new proposition had originated with com
m"ee u ungre,s, rfoyding for contingent OF thitty
"ensand men, which. added 10 those granted in D,cen
yer NiouoV) would make up the number required; aud
WIN f'gaa TO the money, empowering the Executive 10
iaso lureed aan, arroftoncd according tn he derar
mems amounting IN The eggtegGte To four millions of
dollars, tue hl ui II 10 he COLLECTED within n,oalh nj
'er lhe passing OF The law On this proposition the final
vote had no been iakep and Congress It is said did moi
appear disposed 10 grant so large an amount of sun
plies.
oo The eccip, Of the Intelligence Of the TRANSFORMATION
nl United States ttaops To the feNlan frontier IN. Nex
can Government asked u The United States Charrp i,
ahaUes whether the troops Ga be by Moxen AGAINST
ieNas wead be attacked by the Cnltod States rces
Inc 1harse replied that. having received no instructions
am us government, he could not answer the unes lion
rategnnrally, hat that as the Mexican Government had
declared that annexation would be considered derara
ien 81 war It was probable on submitting The treaty to
he senate. that the President had conceived IT his duty
Ia uesatrh troops 10 the frontiers as measure of prr
caution. ~ ~
The United States Cater was a, Vera Cruz awai,.
ing lhe ~, ment of the third nsalnent of the Mexican
nSrnnlly LIS said The money ready; huI withheld
os me Mexican authorities until official information is
received regarding the action of our Government on bo
leAas annexation question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
nNSIING uIIE nnnrS

some daysago the Winchester Virrinan published
e''e' if"n Hekeley county, IN this State, announcing
The secession from The Why ranks of Hiram McK,wn,
John Gueye c. Holiday and John Wysen.r and others
were 10 be soon forthcoming This letter was sjnned
. fdch, aud Turns out 10 be quiz The gentlemea
above MOI being disposed to have heir good uane thus
uncerehonously fiched from them, have under their
own signatures, exposed the cheat.
The last charlottesville Advocate announces some
important changes IN Virginia It learns that the demo
crane vote IN the hitherto strong Locoluco county of Al
leghany viii be divided between Clay and Polk Dr.
Vayoe, (i says,) one OF the most influential men in the
county, and Douglas b. bayne. (now, and nci lormer-
~ as TIE Advocate states. its delegate in the egisa-
lure. have avowed their determination To vote for Law
and tfellnghuysen. We are constrained, however. to
doubt the accuracy of the Advocates niormatio 81 far
as Mr iayne is concerned. lfit shall he correct how
ever me change Will be of The significant sipns
OF The times The Advocate states that Jour gentlemen
III roochland (whose names could be mcntioned) who
voted Tor Van Barren in 1870 have iined the Rppubli-
can wing party, aud announced their determination TO
Nou 'or LAY and 1einghny senThe same paper SAYS:
WI have received letter from gentleman in Nelson
county, VINO renoances the Locooco party. and forth
me reason why he shall support Clay aud Frepa huysen
w regret That 1t was received too late for insertion To-
day-lt shall appear next week"
'ifd6e rdyfor Pemasytraaia-Ws have before us a
card. Slgued by II citizens of Northumberland b,r1ush
heretofore acting with the Locooco party, and support
ers oil Martin Van Buren in 1910. renouncing their adj
hefen1e 10 that party. "And Qhey say) TO save the
leaders OF that party any further ruube our account
we would admonsh them that all their Efforts To ,chip
as back tto The traces must prove utterly vain and
Ime ? Our fathers fought Tor their country in 20;
we STRIFE Tor ours in IA"
The Carlisle (pa) Herald Of the i7h uli informs
us That on The Saturday previous, Gen. Willis Foulhe
who for the last 20 years has been one of the most dis
uuguished leaders and active OF the Locooco party
IN lhai county. publicly renowned Polk and Dallas aud
declared tor Clay and Frenghuysen.
Al u meeting held at Sheldon (Vermon,.) on the 9Th
INST D. j. BeaTdsey. Esq Of ST. Adams. wno until the
nomination OF Polk andDallas, in full fellowship
WIN The Locoioco party. announced ais intention 10 CO
operate heartily with the Wings,
James w. Harris, Esq OF Athens, (Georgia.A IT,,
Gently addressed Wing meeting in that place, decar
ing that he had hheftu fought under the democratic
ig and that IN the last Presidential contest where the
nae was hottest and the conflict most furious there was
ans arm raised aud hlsvoce heard defending the De.
noe'aoy aad their candidates. Blu, the nomination of
sueh man as James X Polk for the Presidency was an
insult 'o'he country, and he considered il the duty Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

Gen. Sentmandfs Expedition. The late Mexican
papers lhinNh some new details relative 10 this IN adj
tssp expedition Gen Nentuanat was sho, on the ith
'uo Al neon, on The public square of Jalapa with hr
teen 81 ms companions, who FIRST landed with him and
We're captured by HE troops Of the General Government
ne or's, to the number Of seventy seven. were moi
a'e 10 and, and consequently were arrested on hoard
Ne vessel which conveyed them. They are in Great
,. Nsays MeAGan loarna) Spanish Snb-o,ers. Of the
Narisi party enrolled by Seumanat during his last sn
1oofa IN New Orleans These unfortunate men ,ro
Probably shot by this time in conformity 10 orders trans
"'7'd To iolasco by the Supreme Government of Nex
co on board the schooner which carried them en-, ,cro
'"pu I'VE h"oerrd "uSke's, large quantity Of swords
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
INDIAN FIGHT.

ne last Texas papers contain lie following letter do
sei,o's desperate night between fifteen Texans and
which the latter We're defeated:
10 The Editor of the Houston Star.
9iH-Iap'a'a Hays arrived IN town on Yesterday.
ana IRON HIM have lnarncd the details of the lnte 49,
t"' between The Texans, Citizen in number conmar
M ''''f ahd large body vi Indians. H. had teen
nigh upon The Peldonlas 10 ascertain wbeiher ,ho,n
was any encampment Of Indians il Ina, secus and WAS
returning alter an Unsuccessful search, when, being en-