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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

II is with much pltasnre we publish the FIJI.
lowing communicative Concerning ths mpo,.
lance and pract,cab,hy OF removing th. ire.
people of co'or from this place. When the
benevolent scheme Of co,onxiug TN. Jcpra.
ded class on the coasl Of Africa, was frs, not
in operation, ii was viih some difficulty they
could he persuaded t. leave their homes hoy
ever wretched, for E. land of freedom R,,
these prejudices are now fast giving away
Applications from thiiy 10 forty tree persons
10 the Colonization Stc,e,y of this place were
made last fall. to be removed 10 Liberia. -
Since that time, uunToi. other request. nave
been made-and we are happy to saw. tina, a
benevolent gentlemannftli, place has offered
| To liberate several of lis slaves, whence, the
Society shall be enabl,d to ,emove them to the
| Colony on The coast OF Africa. Nothinp is
wanting but iuuds--anl will not the lover of
his country, for the SAFE Of Riding il of such
an evil, will not the Christian and Phlan.
thropst for the sake n relieving the slave
from bondage or remo'ing the free negro from
a more "retched AMI degraded state than tim,
Of bondage, cas-, in th'ir mite -
FREE NEGROES.
| II appears that thercare in Lvnchbvrg and
| its vicinity, from fifty TO one hundred of the
above class OF our population DESTROYS Of emf
grating TO Liberia, bu without means 10 cary
them. Cannoi his GGiuhy be remoccd sure.
| " we could not he prunptei Dy more various
| or urgent considerations than impel here. \,
| cilzens they contribute nothing 10 the beauty.
harmony or strength the Country--uotbinp
! To its wealth or prosperity, aud nothing to lis
| happiness.-Ihev are worse than dead ,criphf
| in every respect. Thy are incident, impro.
vident, luxurious and vicious Often directly
supported by the chariy tuud--aiways indi-
recily from the labor of the community
Each community IS suiained by the labor and
| ingenuity OF its memb,is-this class pursuing
! no regular vocation, manual or intellectual, IS
! supported by the prodlct Of the exertions of
hers. II won d be neaPer as well as better,
!! IL they could be separdet from The commnn.
ty, and openly aod Directly supported by the
balance. What shall ,e done : Shall we con.
tinue. personally, mcaIly and politically az
ficied with this evil The means cau be east
! ly provided, if properexertions he made. A
srason, favorable to eng ration, is approach
ing and il requires go for each emigrant.
The appeal IS to allciiizens, having regard
TO future fepose, Character and destiny Of
their country to individuals having an intelIi-
gent aud pfovident eye to their own interest ;
| 10 the charitable for aese miserable objects of
benevolence and 10 christians, for these de-
PRAYED and depending creatures. II is on such
an occasion that one eels the want of wealth;
blu; let each throw in lis mite
FRAG TENT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
CAMP MEETING.

N .Aht MEETING will be held by the
~ associated Mehod;sts (commenc inc on
''any the eth day ofOct. next on the land Of
W.T. Beverly Il. Scott, about & - miles no,,l,
west OF Lynchburg, and about "a of a mile
from oh''"h or kabler's Meeting House. Minis.
refs members of every Christie ian Denomination
ana Inc public generally, are ioyi,ed to attend
THE OFFICIAL. MEMBERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
TOBACCO.


Ii is stated thai the Cuba or Havana Tnb,c.
co is now cultivated in FLORIDA with success
The soil Of much Of the land that is not adapted
to the culture oil Sugar or Cotton will produce
Tobacco of this kind. Should TIN, be the fact
II will not only be a profitable crop, hut ena.
tic us TO manufacture our segars withou, the
aid aud expense OF the foreign growth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

THE VENG1NTAN.
LyNCHBURG, AUG. Ii 1929.
lUBlASl Watkins

The long protracted trial thi. individual /.
at last brought to eIse. The Is ,ue is con.
demnation. Perhaps in the annals of L...t
jurisprudence in this Country, never wer. N or,
greater exer,lons made 70 produce conyie,ioo
vi tue accused 'hah Ia thus case. Whatever
spirit, whether love Of soantry or prva,e ar mar.
" revenge, has opeiaeil in this matter. ,s.
care not. We have 10 5, mpa,hies for War.
kins.-We only regroliha, II had not been m.
practice heretofore iothus pursue ruyilc nee.
ulators and de!aullcrs. Had tins been The c.s,
many Of the dignitaiies of thu land now :,
nigh IN the eonhdenes oiihe ruling powers al,
Washington. as to bo thought worthy of foreig,
missions and other high Offices of trust. wou,a
be as low and humble aud degraded as Wu.
klns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Tuesday the llth inst. by
the Rev Wm. 5 Reid. WIN. POI, Esq Mer.
chant Of he house of John, VIM. n Ca,wsil
Poe, 10 Miss MARGARET A. TiPPETr, al,
OF hi. place.
-. on Thursday the 9Th inst. by the
Rev. Charles n. Page, Capt. JAMES WARE,
10 Miss LUCY, daughter of George Eubank
deed. all nf Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
MANuMlssIoN oFssfAyEs.

Governor Ri4sely of Mkylesi has by hi.
VIII emanciPaed all his slaves. Nsome say vp.
wards OF -four hundred. l2ss of the aga OF
% 10 he Tree forth A.h-sudb as are over IS TO
have some provision for their supper, out OF
his estate, aud those Of the younger cias. TO be
free the males at %, and the females %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
"A GERMAN

bLipERED ia the Rotunda IF the U,;.
90 'ers'ty ofVirginia, on Saturday, MAY d.
10Y on occasion Of the death. of nine vounr
men VINO fell victims to the diseases which visit,
go hat place during the summer of 1905 and
sae following winter, by Wm. .Ueaae. D. d.
s,!'an. BISHOP elect for the Diocese ,f Vir.
Mo- sale at the Book Stores Of 4. r.
North and c. A. withors. " a. AZ
August l3. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
yIaGINIA MANUFACTURES.

Until year or two past. there was ha'ov
such a think as a cotton manntsctory IN 'irg''
nia--we now see them springing mp IN diner
emf parts of TIE State. From an. advertise
ment in another column OF this paper, VIII oe
found the terms upon which coiton-yafn
can be furnished by the Powl'a'an Cotton fac'
tory. We have no doubt the prices are
rs reasonable as any where in the Gnlied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

NNf0IICE-- The snbsct iber has laid IN a
~ large stock OF ,imbers for carrying on
his business. lie will keep constantly on hand
for sale Carryalls will make Gigs. Wagons.
Carts and Drays, and repair work % the short.
esl notice and IN the / est manner.
GEORGE COCHRAN.
His shop Is kept on oh street nearly on the
turnpike leading on, by Poe's lanyard.
August ~. 3il04
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
MANUF ACTURE OF SALT.

1t is stated III the kenawha Register that
upwards of o00,O0o bushels Of salt have been
manufactured in that county from the llh
March 1927 10 the 9Th June 1929. The last
quarter yielded near 10000 We understand
that salt at the manufncrory is worth from %
To 30 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
RICHMOND MARKET, Angus, 8.

FJom-Spperior Cir, Mills (new) S5 90,
| to S. SO; Do County Caual (uew) u 10 ;
c,a;, ,,Gh-st. new ,bu) 81 90.
Taboeeo Good add Cue, So to Sl2 So mid.
ding, S. TO SO; common, % ID @a refused
SO 70 IS.
Very few hhds sell at either extreme quota
tion. inspections large for the season, and the
demand not so brisk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Men York Monty Makei.-The Journal nj
Commerce of Tuesdsy says - There has
been general advance 10 thr price OF money
stocks, OF from , 10 D cent. during the last Two
weeks We know nf no other cause than
Ihe interesting plentiialness of money. The
transers, however, have been On rrihef sma u
.cac."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
Price Of Heywoods Cotton Yarn from this date
y wholesale OF $50 |
and upwards.
BY the Bundle.


NHE subscriber respectfully informs the
n public that his Cardng Machine is in
complete order. Wool will be received at F.. F.
aa'oeners Store. sent 10 the Machine and re.
n u,nsu :" rolls, Cash will be paid for a few
,n o"p.e zen pounds of good ooot also superior
~'o' 'ot% Tor sale at F.. Gardeners.
August 10. ;nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
HEW SONS OFFICE,

Lynchbnrg, August l3, 1899
Numbers drawn to determine the prizes in the
New York Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. :
s ~ 2 20 az ~ 3s.
Renew your prizes al Fortunes Collage,
The drawing 1.-THE Vermont Lottery No. y
!. espected This DAY." lis no, 100 late foI
Cash at HEWS0N'S most asionishlng
Office Of Luck.
August Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Mr. Hives our minister 10 France. and Mr..
hcLane our minister TO England, were to
have sailed from n. York last Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Robert Oven Of New HARMONY. took mas.
sage Ia the packet ship Pacific, which lately
sailed for Liyerpool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
WASHINGTON IRVING.

The degree of l.. l.. -. WAS conferred on
this gentleman AT the late commencement oil
Columbia College.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
CONSUL AZ MARTlNIanr-

II was officially "nnnanoedia few days pas,
at Washington. tina, tehs uaeason wn. ap.
pointed Cocsol I" Ms%hlpns,-This appoint
ment appears to have b2k'nasae in III, sb
sence of Gen. Duff Greadf On his return the
appointment was revokkg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

SHAKESPEARE CORRECTED.
The Richmond Enquirer, 10 one of its dole
'n' di,'es about persecution, says =" thar Tray,
Blanch, and Bachheau is at our heels"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW

REVUE
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected jor The. Virginian, by
Thomas A. HoLcomBE aud RICHARD TYnKE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Tobac-
co, from "a 90 20 10 90
Inferior to common, 1 00 TO 3 90
common 10 good, Wto M
Good 10 fne, 7 90 10 10 90
Suips. 4 rs TO b 90
Refused, w To DID
Inspected the last week 204 hhds passed iobac-
CO, 10 hhds refused, total 240.
Our market is dali for good and fine. lnfe-
rior. common aud refused are steady aud In de-
mand q, the prices quoted. Foreign sdvices
10 the ooh OF June, represent the markets as
heavy aud inacive. No acti,ii, in the Rich
mond market, aud we hear Of no sales recently
of the upland parcels.
Flour, by wholesale, new, $3 25
Wheat, per snshrl, Oo 10 bZi
Whiskey, wholesale, 261 10 81
Corn, wholesale, per Dbl. 2 25
Meal, per bnshel, ga
Bacon, ia good demand at StU9
Ub.nt and Flour - These articles are still on
the decline. Wheat is now dull AT 60 cenis
the bushe,--very little coming in. Sales have
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
SPLENDID SCHEME.
CLASS No 9. for 1929.
To be drawn NJ Brsileboro' OF Monday, Ass
gus, Sd. 1929

Whole Tickets S4--Shares in proportion.
For sale NJ = HEWS SONS most
astonishing Office OF Luck.
July 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Tickets $5--Hslscs So 50--laariers 81 %.
For sale at
uEWSoN's Office Of Luck.
Aug. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Washington City Lottery,
class No. IS.

To be drawn in the city Of Washington, OF
Thursday the .2o,h August, 1879.
90 Numbers--9 Drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

al The foai Of WHICH grea, Cesar FELL" for
10. loo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

II ;s stated In one of the Southern papers
,h,, the yellow fever RACES on board the list
ing boats a, Ky West, +aid 10 be owing TO Ihei
intercourse with Havana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

;, Pom2gYs Statue. Lord HEREFORD, who
:. I;yiug 1Ik. n prince at Rome, has, il is sta.
red. purchased the celebrated spada Pompey,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. f6

To be drawn IN the City Of Washington IN Sat.
urda, the 9eth day Of August. 1929.
90 Numbers--g Drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Travelling The Gazette informs us that the
= 1rih America len here yesterday
Morning 81 seven o'clock, for Albany, with
nearly one ntouslnd passengers being the great
ga, oumbrr Of persons that ever assembled the
.,dsoo in one boat. IN Y. Amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
~ 10000 DOLLS. n
Connecticut State
L o r r e r Y.
~ ASS Nh q

Y EIfkpD iNCs y
(For the benefit OF the retreat for tho insane
To be drawn in Middletown on Saturday the
9Th day OF August, 1929.
60 Numbers--o drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Indigo. --Messrs. Partridge l. Colgate, o
York, have received "P"ardS OF 1000 lbs
so,,,b Carolina indigo from Mr.. Fielder. Som
l. said 70 be equal To Bengal The annua
consnmorion ofindiso in the United States. i
estimated at $2.0oo, uOo--du'y 70 cts suoJec
10 an increase TO 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Edin5urg ReuieW.-Mr Jehery has resie'
cd the editorshp of the Edlnburg Review, whic
he has conducted it'll 30 much talent since II
commencement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Flour-The qua6,'itS Of fresh Fl9yr in mar
ke, is moderate and prices ofthat desSrlpIlep
better maintained sales of fresh ground How.
ard street have heen made for city use, ia
small lnrcels, at s. 50, on time
my p ice Current OfJIednesdd1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
AIARSHAL's SALE.

IN pursuance of decree of the Superior Cour,
= OF Chancery for the Richmond District, pro-
Dounced on the 2nd February, 1928, in a suit be-
tween The Mutual Assurance Society, against f &c
on buildings of the state Of Virginia, plaintiffs, a.
gdinsf Frederick A. Mayo and Others de fendants:
VIII be sold by pulic auction, 10 the highest bid.
der, Ter ready money on the premises.on the 18th
day OF April next at o'clock p. NJ, the Houses
IN the proceedings mentioned and described in the
declarations OF the said Frederick A. MAYO, az fol-
lows: brick dwelling house, wooden smoke
house, wooden COW house and stable, a brick
kitchen, brick lodging room, wooden coal and
men house,and brick ook-bindery, situated on a
lot OF land near Rockets, in what is usually known
and called Post Mayo, and being the same proper.
~ occupied for many years by the said F. A.
Mayo, or such part Of the said buildings as shall
be sufficient to satisfy the debt interest and costs
and expenses OF sale directed by the said decree TO
be pad Blythe terms Of the decree aforesaid the
book-blndery must be sold separately TO raise the
sum oil S63 So with interest and costs and the o.
ther buildings, or such part thereof as may be me-
cessary, will be sold 10 raise the sum of 1922 65
with interest and costs az aforesaid
JOHN GUERkANT, m. s.c.cr.d.
,,o or one Of his deputies.
""rch e. 105-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
209 ~ 1 A 90 A.

Mr.. NJ. said, it appeared that gradual SYSTEM
oil usurPation had been carried on from fine IN
time against the non-fre holders, until the free.
hold holders had got the whole political power into
themselves, and struck Off as many as thew conIf
to retain the power in the hands Of the balance
The right of voting for the members of The AS
sembly was the ancicn; right of the freemen Of
ms eountry; They have been long deprived of
it and have borne it peaceabIy. They now have
right TO expect it will be restored 10 them; and
i II shall not, they have right TO reclaim il at
their pleasure.
Mr.. nj. said we ought 10 permit these persons
TO vote. We have as much power over that mar,
oil the subject as any other. ii we have mower 70
acton the subject, we have the whole boyer o.
yer IT. He had no doubt OF the power We are
called upon to organize Conventon:-Of what,
vi the peoples and is duty TO determine what
people are TO be represented how they are 10 he
represented, and who TO vote IL is not
question, either Of extension or restriction OF the
right OF suffrage under the Constitution We
have power in this case to do as we please: and
1t is our duty to do that which is right
- re intended to finish Mr. iLorgan's Speech
~ unexpected press Of other niGtter1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
March "a.
PRENTIS CHUBBs'
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OrrIc,

TINT MD ENCHANGE UFFIcF,
successor Of s. r ~ Allen 4 Co.
40 Nhs pleasure OF informing bis old customer, in The
Guy OF Richmond, country, ths he hiss taken out
ssreeaby TO the act Lsy passed by Legislature Of
rnsh snd prepared TO furnsh tickets Sre.te
ty ~ numbers, aud will constantly keep On hand IN.
otignsI tickets IN all the Foreign Lo.e, whoe,se and
Ie.s Vfder' from the osuDtry enclosing the cash will meet
WIN toe ssme prompt attention. as II personal application VA,
Ihe subscriber sPrepard 70 purchase ali kind. Of
nssk noe snd drshs Of the following stste, Wis NJ Haas
,nWe Maine, mssae hu,ss Rhode I.nd NJ.
notf Psnn'yvsni,, msfyIsnd North Osrolna South C,,o
nn, ueorgis Astsma sua Loui,isus az the love-, ,.s.
oneounti highest premium given for ali Kind, Of ia
1hee and hills Of eSohsnge for sale Boston New, VIZ
rsnsdtlPhis baltimore, Warrington CITY Favttt.y,Iis
oD oavsnnah end New Oreans, Of the oil Sssbt.hed
SAs"a"se once OF PRINTS CHUBB,
49, no. 7sG, 4 st. Richmond,
"4'4'h e3-Sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
DOMESTIC.

ABDUCTION OF ROWLAND STEPUENSON
SAvANNAH, March l2.-it is known TO most
OF our readers, that an individual now ascertain
Gu 10 De rowland Stephenson, of the firm of Rem
ingtoD, Stephenson * Co. Bankers, who abscond
ed from London, in the month of December lac,
with large amount OF property said TO belong IN
the firm, and others, arrived in this citv o,, ,b
LIST OF the present month, in the brig Kingston
rom MILFORD Raven, under the assumed name
OF smith, accompanied by another person callinc
himself Jarkin, since known as his clerk I.JovP
Puhlc attention having been directed toyysyds
these individuals, they were very early susnec,ad
anu the suspicion soou reduced t. certainty. espe
cially when the former left the city tor ~ ~
rior. 1t appears, however that Inc ,c,s Ie.,aI
by some cause at the house of DIR. W Csrhat,
IN Eblngham county, about II miles from tIis ri
ty. About o'clock yesterday morning De- r.
was awakened by four persons, who f1rciblv tori
Stephenson from his bed, and conveyed rim T.;
secrecy TO this city, where early on the sane
morning he was carried Oh board a p,lot So,
which was in readiness and directly sailed
e,learn that writ of haGeos corDus 40 ains,
the persons alleged 10 have been concerned IN
the abduction of Stephenson, has been GRANTED
by Judge Davies, reiurnable this day at IL o..
clock
Stephenson, is stated, on his arrival in this
country, reported himself TO the Secretarv n,
oiate at Washington, and took counsel, by whose
a s, ne hns acted An application has been
made to Gov. Forsyth for the purpose of prorur.
ing ms return 10 the civil authority Of Iris state
should he be conveyed TO New York
new ork we believe is the only State. in
wnlc. ay statute exists for the ares. of f1eitivcs
f,0rn the laws OF other countrjss. ~ ~ t Is
relation to Stephenson and ofb.rs 60 ,ac.s 10
since, as to the arrest aud DISCHARGE nc ri.
wick, fugitive from Great Britain s1~o, w ..'
10 the necessity Of similar enactrncn, - pun,
10 other States Of the Union. fCeorgjon ""
Mdrch 13.-This day at 10 O'Clock, two n The
Ief5ohs charged with the capture o. M S;crAsn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
LATEST FROM LISBON

the ship Superb, arrived at this port yesterday,
states that Lisbon was in very unsettled sta T.
and revolution daily expected; the prisons were
all full, and many prison ships lying in the Tagus,
with prisoners, bound for Madeira and Oporto A
few days before sailing, heard that the irst tivi-
sion OF Portuguese, which left Plymouth on The
oth Jan had safely landed at Terceira, one Of the
esSrn Islands. Several men of war were fit
ting out at Lisbon, supposed to be for an expedi.
ten against that Island. 1t was expected that
Don Pedro would send squadron to blockade ,h.
port OF Lisbon, and that the Portuguese fleet
would Join them, as they had received no paw for
months; several Of the crews of those lying in
the Tagus, had mutined, and were afterwards
sept TO prison. Press gangs and an armed Police,
were continually parading the streets.
finer. Sen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
LATE APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-If our readers have
carefully noted the appointments lately ANNOUNCE
ed, from time to time, in the National Intelli
gencer they will have received information of all
that have yet been made public, except the fol-
lowing:
Allen Latham Of Chilcothe, Ohio, 10 fill the Of.
nee OF Surveyor for the Virginia Military District,
within the State of Ohio.
Guy w. Smith, Receiver of public Moneys for
the District Of Palestine, Illinois.
Calender Irvine Of Philadelphia, Commissary
of Purchases.
Thomas Griffith of Kentucky, Indian Agent on
Red River.
E. H. Freeland, Richard Barnum, Frederick
Vessels, II. N. Glentworth, TO be Assistant Sur
geons, and to take rank in the order in which they
now stand
Alexander Clinton Mclean of New York, to be
econd Lieutenant in the United States Marine
Corps.
appointments by the President since the adjourn
nent Of the Senate.
MIR. Isaac Hill Of Hampshire, to be second
Comptroller, vice Richard Cuts removed.
MIR. Amos Kendall of Kentucky, to be fourth
Auditor, vice Tobias Watkins, removed.
Mr. William b. Lewis Of Tennessee, to be Sc.
cond Auditor, vice William Lee, removed.
Nat. Int.
We learn from the the Fredericktown Exam
liner, that Mr. Clay, on his journey homewards-
reached that City'o Monday afternoon, escort
ed by large number of his fellow. ctize ms, who,
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather,
went 10 the Anne Arundel county line to hail his
arrival in Frederick county, and to welcome him d.
mong them" When we recollect what soak
ing rain poured down the whole of that day, the
remark imputed to Mr. Clay, that their attentions
in such weather proved that they we're not sun
shine friends, seems to have been particularly APP
propriate to the occasion. rio.
We learn that large number of citizens dined
with MIR. Clay on Wednesday at Frederick, and a.
mong them several who supported Gen. Jackson
for the Presidency. DR. John Tyler presided, and
the greatest good feeling aud hilariy prevailed ON
the occasion.
A letter from Hagerstown, dated 18th inst. says
"Great preparations are making here to receive
MT Ciay--he will be met at the County line, to-
morrow, by very large concourse of friends, and
will be escorted to this place; and is said several
carriages with Ladies will meet Mrs. Clay, (yho
Ia a native Of Hagerstown) aud escort her in the
same way. MIR. Clay takes supper on Friday nj hit
a, the Town Hall by invitation from the Meci,ani
cal Society, and on Saturday he will line 1T the
Globe Inn, with large number of his fellow Cit
Gems, who have invited him 10 Public Dinner. -
Bali. Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
Total.
E2lS,0OO

Lloyd was the Bank note book keeper. 1t is in
his account there appears the deficiency of So 900
pounds sterling above stated. The Exchequer
bills were distracted from the iron chest and ac-
cording to the London papers, were the next
day traced to several brokers. As regards Mr.
Parkins he appears not only TO have suffered from
Stephe nson, but Remington himself, who actual
iy drew from Lafitte the Partisan banker, 100 557
francs belonging to Mr.. p, when he must have
known that the house was on the eve of failure
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