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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30
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the gans Homo, (wheher by the of as,ut,
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sunshine OF fortune, and II practicable establish an eqn-
br'om In society, PiFER co the truly if'onate lar
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part To the public the offspring Of their ahorious researches
In the absuse mysteries oi tbs dark agcsft ntonns 9
reafh' Tho cabaliso words are seven in humber, anu
when arranged according the directions OF the Cubaia sig
n,ly "I.ook to =, n Co ior Riches -
Most brilliant results againi-Evcry Lottery
showers Its Trcasurcsi
Correspondents read the glorious evidenced
PYFER n co. PUBLIC BENEFAcrORS
n,- Sec the virtue Of the flrst Orslcrl 80
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$1,000, Whole Ticket, seat tn Pcnnsy Nana.
$4,000, Halt Ticket, sent to Louisiana.
$4,000 Halt Ticket, sent la Pcunsy lya nia.
$4,000, Half Ticket sent Ia Ohio
$4,000 Qa,tor Ticket, sent TO North Carolina.
SS,ooo, Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carolina
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia.
5000, Quarter Ticket, sen, to New York
$1,000, Soarte, tieke,, sent TO South Carolina,
az Nearly eyory Prize paid and on hc.
PyFER n co. alwe,steicr TO the Managers
o.. Every person should try his az he, luck
The first ttia often Draws the Capital
BANK DRAFTS, PAYABLE Mt sigh, IN Gold. remi''e
promptly part oil the United States Ion Pines sodb
PYFER y co. sel all the largo Prizes
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LyNCHBURG MARKETS.. AUGUST %.

LYNCHBURG MARKETS, AUGUST %.
Provisions Bacon 6 10 g., Beei,s to 81; Corn Meal
IS cents
Hor-$il to 81
Uheat--Red 90 to 95 cents; White 95 to 81 o.
Grain.-Corn, 40 to as cts Oals2S cents.
Ciorer Seed No demand.
IFhiskey.-2S cts.
Beeslcar--l Is cents.
Buiier-Very dull 10 10 l2l for No. l..
Brnndy-Apple, none Offering; Peach. none offering
Ba, Hon- $S5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn 10
order.
Co1ee-Rio Sto cents; Laguira 81 to 9 Java 10y
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Iow 10 to II Flax l2i 10 Is.
Cotton Yarns Sales a to 5 cents
FeaiherS--30 10 80 cts.
Fhlr Seed-Sales 80 cents.
Esh-llerrings. No. |, 81 so; Shad, old 81 SO
new so
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-We quote q 10 &c. in dema nd.
Liilseed Oii-6J to 20 cents-dull.
Lord-6i.
.Molasscs West India IS to 40 ctsp gallon \
o. az to As cents.
Paster-iump, s. TO So.
Sugars-New Orleans6 TOT cents; Porto Rico to
cents; Clarified l2s cents; Loaf itol2, cents.
Sah.-$l 81 p.
1alioc-9 to % cents.
Tm so per Dbl
Uoot-22 to 20 cts, in demand.
on IN
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Iyscunupa, tn mo. %, 1910.

IyNcunuRd, 7h mo. %, 1910.
Respected Friend hereby certify, that the 18th Inst
was taken with darrhna About o'clock IN the evening
the dicase became violent, accompanied with vomiting
Al this time commenced taking the AntiSpasmodic Elixir,
dose o which, in OF the vomiting remained at
first but few minutes stomach. However, every dose
afforded relief and pcrseyorcd in taking II till about
o'clock in the morning. when the darrhna and vomiting
ceased and feeling became mpov cd that slept
orably for he balance oftho night About o'clock in the
feeling uneasncss, took another dose oi the
Elixir which afforded entire relief Al this time am quite
free syinpto Of the disease. II may be proper to
state tina, took in all four doses have great confidence
in the Elixir in all as similar to mine.
From what have understood as TO Asatic Cholera,
disease had of its characteristics. The vomiting
violent and copons The discharges iron the bowels were
copous and very watery and towards the last became
white buttcmilk and quite iro,hy. My eyes became
much enlarged and skin turned blue My surface
cred with cold clammy sweat, During the action oil the dis
ease had spass, but the next morning had cramps
in my legs. Thy ii'end respectfully,
KEi.Irh y. TOWNIEY,
One of the propretos OF the "Lynchburg Vrg inan "
To David X. Lyman,
Lynchburg, Va.
P,S. In consequence OF bronchitis with which at
tackled while young, have for many years been in feeble
health and particularly or the last years. men
ton this fact to do away apprehension OF injury from Ia
king the Elixir, which feeble persons may entertain
July 26-tst b. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

nILLOW'S CELEBRATED HEAvE CURE AND U.
- UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE, Is universal
admitted to be specific in the following diseases in
HORSES and CATTLE In Horses-Heaves, Coughs,
Colds Chambers, HorseD istempei Hide Bound, Worms
Bolts, Scurvy and Scab: IN CoeBotts Staggers, Loss
OF Cud, HornDstcmper, BlackTongnc, Colds Coughs, Sc
On trial these powders will be found to be the best
ting Uedce extant for all herbverous animals they
crate directly lin smaller doe upon tho seereive glands
and humo Blood and when horsos and cattle dull
and stupid and the hair pescnts rough and staring appear
ance while they changing their coat-at such times
few doses will be found indrpensaby necessary to bring
them into proper condition.
9T-Giye the article trial. and il will recommend itself.
DlLLOWS GREEN OINTMENT
For Founder, Scratches Mango Seab Diseases OF the
Feet Saddle and Harness Calls, Sweld Legs and Grease
and for all where Healing Ointment is needed
To the Farmer, Daryman, Wool Grower and Groom, this
ointment is Indispensable article in proof OF which
merous certificates OF its efficacy could be gyen but
necessary as il will stand entirely on its meria
g-For certificates and particulars, circulars lett with
agents.
;, FORDa GRANT, Sole Proprieto.s, Albany, N. Y.
Prize rs cts per package.
For sale by r., STABfER, Druggist,
July 26-lout lynchburg, Va,
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TRY IT! TRY I'll!

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared 10 furnish the pub
/ lie with n article which he calls TI-CHOl ERA
celebrated Physician and has boon used by Of
the highest especabity in this place Tor the last FIVE
YEARS. II is confidently recommended in cases Of DAR
RiHA, DYSENTARY, CHOLERA MORBUS ,CIIOI.E-
RIA INFANTUM, CHOIIC, SC, and needs but trial to
prove its efficacy II is not unpleasant to the stomach
TASTE and may be given to adults children with IMMUNITY
Certificates its good effects might By procured, enough to
fill newspaper but the article will speak Tor tself-try it,
Prepared and sold by
July 26-tsif JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
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AGENCY OF
DIR. $. S. EikcI's Celebrated Medicines,

Used by him with such distinguished success in the
~ OF Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhna, Piles Female Complaints, &c
Sc.Also, DIR. s. s. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters Shout
der Braces Inhaling Tubes and Lectures Consumption
the preserving Life and Health to Old Age, Sc
JOHN II SEAY has been appointed agent FOR the sale oil
the above Goods and i'll keep them constantly hand
his Drug Store, Lypohburg, Virginia.
a. DR.. Fch's Guide Book TO Invalds and Directions
for Promoting Health and Instructions TO Mothers In the
Manag Of Children, may be had gratutously by
calling for it at the Store above An extremely valuable
Book.
Aug I3-tsif
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 MUSIC TEAcHtR,well qualified 10 teach the Piano,
~ Guitar Flute, Violin and several other Instruments, of
ics his service to institution in the country lie
produce the best atteatons m skill and good MORALS aud
willing to engage on moderate terms.
Apply, in sealed letters, TO M and Music, delivered in
14ynchburg Post Office
Ann ~
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Range Of the 1hersslO.,l
CONNER CIAL RECORD.
LYNCUBURG. August o. Is

TOBACCO--lnspected the past week, ioT hhds.
do previously, 906i
Receipts and inspections continue large for the
prices unchanged Sales range from 81 so ugs; 8
SO to so Tor and mddng leaf; 81 so to q lo
good and shipping and semmng Sc OSLO io good and
line manufacturing with the following prices hds
viz hid made by J. ID. Taylor, at $40 - do by Ro
Bouldn $40 do by Aaron Jacobs, at $40 and Sill -
do by Allen Jacobs,a Si7 % crop oil ds made by eur,
Hatcher So, 81 30 50, SO SO and 81 averages "a
WILLIAM T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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DamyilIc Female Acadcmv.

'NliE next session of the Danpilio Female Academy will
l begin ON the lst dav oi October.
The great aim OF the Teachers 10 pursue that system pi
DISC plinc and instruction which shall improve both the head
and the heart and thus prepare their pupils au Their part
IN situation in life In Which please God Place
them 1t important that scholars should their place
at the beginning o The session. that they receive that
drilling which win prepare them ior ,ard mp,o,
meni at later period The PRINCIPAL win take y lew
Boarders in his family. GEO. W. DAME,
nanvile, Aug 3o-w6w Principal
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DEK WARD PEYTlDN Il SONS.
Com issiOM Merchants,
RICHMOND, Va.
AFFER their services TO the public FOR the sale OF Country
~ Produce OF all ,scripon and pledge themselves TO
every cfft 10 advance the interests Of their friends
They prepared make cash nd consgnments
REFERENCES
Mcssfs WIN Radiord, y, McCorkle, Lynchb,vg.
Chas T. Bcalc, Jno. s. Wilson, buchanan.
Cleo, =. Tayloc, WIN. NJ. Peyun, VIM. Lang
horne, Roanoke.
James MoD well, Lexington.
Aug l6--w1wi II
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MRS. KIRKPATRIGK'S
Sem tlsNry for Young Ladies.

VVNE seventh session Of this Ins ition, will
i the 3rd Of September next. Mrs Kirkpatrick would
gratefully acknowledge the patronage hitherto extend To
her. and wishes 10 the public that her efforts to merit
continuance of their kindness shall be unrng Terms for
session OF five months as follows;
Board $40 per month; Washing 81 do SIS
Tuition. lst class at ~ per month"; 20 %
81 class S3 do 10 Oh
81 class at ~ so do " so
In Music at $50 per session 20 20
in French and Latin each at $40 do 10 90
TEtMS-Payabc In advance. No reduction Tor absence
except of protracted Illness Giro ais at the Book
Stores in nchburg.
Aug. 20-GIn
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ANTI-SPASMODIC ELIXIR.

rINlE SUBSCRIBER having received from several per-
OF high standing in this place o the good
effects of his Elixir bcgs leave to offer the following corh
cate, evidence, that does desire impose any
EDDY upon the pubic " ithou merit
Very respectfully,
d Il. LYMAN.
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w sehool-dutics the Sd Of September Her school
is at her residence main street She will teac
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Eng sh Grammar, Geography
Arithmetic, Her school designed PARTICULAR
to beginner She pledges herself 10 give strict attention
the conduct and studies of her scholars They shall be
thoroughly and correctly taught Cha,gc, dollar pc,
month, payable quarterly.
Aug 30 ltif
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.u.s,sFosss's x1essser's Had

XXTE have hand few copies Of this work, in large
w vols, which authorised to sell at tie low
price Of - To close account Original price $500
July 2-ifts ~ D. B.PAYNEG BRO.
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FREIGuTS Up AND DOWN THE CANAL
RIcH M O ND W KErs

|
TOBACCO-Receips quite lgh, this week, and
breaks small Prices steady At the following quota
tons: Lugs at 81 25 10 So 50 Common Leaf S. Is
to 81 so Good aud Fine $6aS so; Manufacturing 81 10
S7 the latter description scarce and in demand, pa
liculary if dry.
FLOUR-Shippers are offering s. 37i per Dbl. for
new Canal, but this price not sang the views Of hol-
ders the transactions are comparatively rfng. llo
ders generally ask s. 50a5 62l.
WHEAT-lhe supply is ample, and sales have been
made for cash through ou the week al I2i for white
and 81 or for red. On four months credit sales Of
white aud red have been made during the week at S
to 10 cts. per bushel.
CoRN-We quote Corn a, 52l TO So cts. per bushel
w have heard OF sales during the week at 52l 10 53c
per bushel bat No. article would realize our highest
quotations.
CORN MEAL-65 cts per bushel. Kiln dried meal
is held at 81 50 per Dbl.
oATS-Noi much doing. We quote so cents per
bushe as the nominal price.
WHISKEY- Richmond rec,ifel, 81 c's in barrels.
with an upward tendency Cincinnati reclfed in bbsnone
in market.
PROVlSIONo-The market is quite firm at a small
advance, with fair demand We quote Smithfiell
and city cured Bacon at els. hog round; WESTERN
sides cents; shoulders 6a62 cts and scaIce Huns Ga
II cts Prime LARD 10 cts and scarce ordinary 6a7 !
CTS dull
BUTTER-Mountan, frhn, l2al5 cts. per h. for
superior article ordinary article may be quoted al
10 to.l2l cts Supply increasing and demand deceas-
Ing.
COFFEE-has advanced. We quote this week,
Lagnayra 7saS; Rio 7sa8; Matcabo 8a8! Java Gall
cents.
MOLASSES-Weq quote New Orleans at 25a27 cts.
Cuba 1925 cts. old crop 2oa22; p. Rico 26a27.
SUGARS-A good demsnd for The for all des-
eriptions. We quote New Olleans 5saG Porto Rico 5a
81; 81. Croix 6sa7i. Refined SAG.
TEAS-lmperal and Gunpowder So cts 81 per ID.
and dull.
FEATElERS-32 SO cts per ID. for geese
FlSH-No. cut llerrlngs-none in frs, hands; re-
tail price $6sa6s; No gross a. scarce. MAcxEnrL-
No. |, 500 H4-3 4ta44i. SHAp-t5aa6 dull
LlME-Thomaston, last sales al IS to 80 cts. demand
good.
PLASTER-Lump, So, on the wharf ,lerces of
500 pounds ground 81 SO 81 60. on Basin.
SALT-Last sales at wharf were made at 81 35 :;
there is none arriving from store the Price is 81 40 to
ST. as.
On THE CANAL-To Lynchburg and intermediate
places 10 cents per 100 lbs
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an tho promises. shall sell. Ivy way Of public
~ ton, a handsome BUILDING LOT On Fed
era llill. conveniently and plrasay situated, ndi'n
ing the residence Of lhnmas DiIlad. Esq.
For terms. &c. apply 10 VIM H. MOSBY.
Ang 30-l Anciionerr.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

I WISH to purchase . number OF LIKELY NEGROES,
L Tor which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed ut Liberty, Bedford county will
receive prompt attention. w. e. HEWITT
Aug. 9--iNs
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9y The prise Of packages OF Quarter Tickets only is
advertised above
The Managers printed dracings, endorsed by the
m,ssoncrs appointed dor this puposc) by the Governor OF
Maryland, are IN all cases sent to our Correspondents.
Ot Letters always strongly and care fuiiy scaled
The purchasers ni Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their drawing in package OF
the capital prizes and package may draw -four OF the
highest prizes Two-thrds Of the prizes sold in Pack
ayes otickcts,
o. Please order few days before the Lotteries dtaw,Al
orde.s punciually answered by the return mails
Persons distance from Baltimore, who wish oFpitune
Bucklcd their Backs will find that II only
TO enclose the price as laid down the above seheduc) r
package single ticket 10 the truly fortunato ramed
and old established house OF
pYFER a. Co,
No. l.i0nrsr Baltimore, Md.
On, Box 81, Baltimore Post Office
Aup 50-lm
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber residing in the upper
end of Cumberland county, Sunday night the 10Th
Of August, negro named NED. lie is abon 80 years
OF and feet or inches high his front teeth
sderaby deeayed lie travelled, during the last summer
with thrashing mechinc in The county Of Halifax pur-
chased him about two weeks of Col Thomas Evans
Campbell 1supposc he is making his way free
State. will give the above reward II secured in Jail
that get him again.
Aug. 30-wts WARNER ". PRICE.
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'lNllt subscriber would inform his friends and customers,
that he has Just received the Fail Fashions OF Gentle
mems Hats All those, want ol beautiful Hat will please
give him aea Tho HAT is formed upon the most correct
principles oi taste and elegance aud when examined will be
found perfect, ANY kind of Hats will he made to order with
neaness aud dispatch lie has also received fresh suppl,
Of gentlemen's and boys new style cLpCH CARS, and III
lew days will have his stock complete.
Angus, Sow WM STIrZER.
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LYN0HDUR0 FEM ALE SEMINARY.
THE next SESSION Of this institution will commence the
secnnd Monday in September next Terms % hrretn-
fore. For further particulars circulars Be had q the
bookstore o essrs Payne Bro the rssilenus ths
undersigned a NJ l. {. CONDOR
Aug, 2T-wiu
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EllNCATlON.
GREAT REDUCTION.

INAllE from RICHMOND to ISNCHBURG by Canal
Packets, - 30
Fare from Richmond to Cbarottes, illc by Packctand
Stages 2 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland &. H. by Pack
cts aud Stages u
Fare from Richmond to Farmy lille by Packets and sta.
ges 4 %
Below, card Of intermediate distances, for fare and
hours of passing.
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PHILADELPHIA and .NEIY YORK
M A n X E rs.

MONEY, STOCKS, &r.-Money is still very Easy
and the rates remain abuu the last quoed-say
5s6 per call. and Gas per cent the street.
The stock market is yey anguid and The transactions
Of the weak hsve been quite limited. Prices. however,
have varied very little from these quoted Int week.
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TERMS.

Fo, English studies per session oil five months, si2 30
For the Classics and Mathematics n 80
Aug. 31-tsI BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND 10th August, 1919.
BEEF-Scale weight-$2 75ro So 25-in demand
SHEEr-Nett: 81 Is to 50 OO-qnai,y being rated
Hoes s. 90 10 S. SO.
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EDUCATION.

INl undersigned viii open School Tor the reception
boys Monday ncxt (irl september in the basement
story oi the End prcsby Church The
ton will embrace all which constitutes Classical Mathe
NAUTICAL and English education. The liberal par
c has heretofore received IN lynehhurg will be addition.
al incentive cxeron for the intellectual AMI moral culture
OF his pupils.
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STATE OF THE. STOCK MARKET
State Stock g per cenis-par value $l00-sales at
$l02ial03.
Corporation 6 per cenls-par value $l00last sales at
lO.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, l0l.
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $l00-last sales
sos
Farmers Bank Sock-par value $I00-sales at
Sl0li.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-last sales al
$69a70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31
FLORIDA


The Savannah Republican publishes The io!-
lowing Interesting extracts from letter dated
August 20.h, "ffcm friend in 81. Augustine,
yho settled on tue 81. Joti.'s .i;er. since The
close OF The Seminole war"
"This Indian outbreak will ruin thousands OF
poor farmers in East Florida who have been and
will be compelled 10 abandon heir homes, and
perhaps have every thing they Possesa in the
world destroyed. AIaos, all own is on my
larm, from watch have been compelled 10 flee
with my family, not knowing al what moment,
had We remained, we would be sent 10 our las,
home by he Indian rife. II was unfortunate Tor
Florida that al lndian was alllwsd 10 remain on
her soil. The people now call on the General
Government Tor The removal OF every red skin,
and nothing shur of this will satisfy lhem. Maj.
Ripley, with his detachment Ct u. S. troops, has
returned 10 81. Augustine from lLoian River,
and reports tina, he had seen no Indians, though
he had discovered about TWO miles from the set
llemen;s where lhcy had encamped The night en-
suing the outbreak in July last. They evidently
lie their way back 10 the nation. Lieutenant
Adams, with his detachment OF u. S. troops has
also returned TO ST.. Augustine from Col. Mar
shalPs plantation on toe Halitay River. The
whole OF The settlements on The Southern coast
are al present unprotected, and the Indians now
have full opportunity to destroy and burn every
Thing"
The Ocala Argus Of The 18th says:
"Col. Spencer, Indian Agent, passed through
iowa from Tampa last Saturday. He found il
impossible TO have any communication win The
Indians, and states that $4,000 could not hire an
interpreter 10 60 iEto The Ration. A war and a
icns one leo ID his opiaion appears ireyiiable.-
| lie also states that The settlers a; MaEaIee IN
| leaving their premises were closely pursued by
Indians, in canoes. OF course all lhi. they ten,
ard that Is everything, is pluntered and burnt
| This outbreak already has cost over siU0,oOo.
We learn from he Tallahassee Floridian thai
the Florida ransts ido no, hesitate 10 pronounce
The coaduct OF The administration Z! Washington
towards The authorities OF Florida in relation &c
The leceu, oa,rages OF The Indians, an insul! 10 the
State Of The grossest characIsr The feelings Of
our people have been triHed with, and their jus
alarms treated with lille less than arant con
tempt. The history OF The case will justly ever
stronger language Than we use. We appeal ic
that history for proof
Instead Of ordering volunteers, The best Indian
fighters, 10 be mustered into service the Secreaf y
OF War, the acting President 10 The absence o
Zachary Washington on his pleasure tour, viz
lually chides The Governor Of Florida for having
introduced "anolhef element" The volunteers, fol