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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

We are sorry to tbs death If Major DAVID WATSON
OF Louisa county which took place his dehce the 10.
ne dsd the biihyesr Of his ase-beloyed BY biz amy
ens and respected by ell who ad tho pleasure OF his
Major w has boon repeatedly Delegate Legislature
m Nginia and elected member the late
ii health compelled him
clear heud and public spirit he commanded, while deserv
cd, tho confidence 81 tho u politician A
lone a lee entitled 10 consideration lie held abo Iu-
aud lis literary compositions hequeptlv v,ocd
the columns ofthi paper Ills contributions Mr. Wiz OH
eo Of the afcss and beautiful the scenes of lie
Revolution particularly Of the Yofk were s,oog IT,
happcs' product ons Of the day " Tread lightly on his ashes va
Of rens, no your kinssn wosn hs y,svs sls 20
men OF goodness, for he was your brother" -
nED-in hif city Saturday long end painful
3u,po", which she horc with meeknoss end christian ortude
nReARgf W. Daughter ~ NSrHANIgL CmLbrHs Richuond
s was beloved by a who knew hefIong will numofou.
"n fends hefnodn their ircpnfshlo were
mnh 81 those qualities which much sdorn onpsls
nf y loving daughter. fCorss,,oss,E
Yosieiay morning. wlErLs, infant 500 Of Walter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
REMOVAL

We recommend 20 our readers the very excellent
structures o. the Baltimore Republican on spsech OF
John Holmes in the Senate of the u S ates-A. a
supp'-me to these rsma ks. we lay he foowiny ex
tract from the last Winchester VIZ giniaa" before our
rt ade,s:
osr attention has been particularly directed to h. sub
ect by remark in the last Cumberland Advocate which IL
ated that has been by
dent in that county aad that the only
pointed TO Office have been taken from late al
nis.'aiion In our own the adjacent counties, well
the only offices of
tcmen friendly Adams vino are now under
stood to he the supporters of Mr.. Clay these
have been removed, apprehende that une,
Tor sufficient cause But two that know
Cured IN this of Vginia Offices held Federal
Government since Gen. Jackson into office these
been filled by who
IN opposition Gen. Jackson's election.
before the President should he upon such
our own section country aud to them
must be familiar"
(No' an officer has been moved 10 the city Of Rich.
mond-The three federal offcrrs, have been continued
hous they were certainty unrendy 10 the election OF
Gen. Jackson.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

The Ffeds iesburg Arena fssrs the Enquirer VIZ
permstnfe when II announced, a. "by authority
mar the dagger in the South had pissed ovsr."-
we neg leave ~ "eorrect the cscoiogy" Of the Are
a-"e Old not cav we spoke by "dufhoriiy" bu,
upon uyormation"-Nor dill we mean to be 70 un.
'-rstood We may possihly be mistaken; but WE as.
'n's The Arrna." that our o,uions are unshaken
and unrhargsd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

:. me Foreign Nsws, announcing the death Of The
kns, and the aces son vi w .lasn the u. co,ppel
u. 10 pos,ponc thr ,ics int. nd 10 TAX. OF Mr.
VI Cay Post csip'.-an the labored ESpo,e of IN,
N. Intelligence in favor Of II Ciay.-H,s banner Il
Up, anu all the Di.cont.nts railNiny around Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

The Philad-lp'ia Ssn,in.i corr-cts a mis,,kr in,o
which The "Day ChCnici," has been behaved. sboo,
'a'e AIRES, OF Two Msi'R Robbie :" A.
""us 'qn-n'e, Of the very valuable inlormaon OF the
eonv'c Wtls. n This alleged robte-y was effected
about two years are--and WiI-on lid no hand in il,
! etpetrstiOn or prev -non.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

the manner of conducting the s.;.s
proceedings, and prosecutions afars.
said; and the Attorney General shsjl
receive, in addition TO his presens ssI
airy the sum offive hundred dollars psr
annum. \. se.ulf' .f-o''7'.'-''' = -.
Sec. III. And Ae IL fiushey s,,ocsr8,
That the Solicitor ofthe Treasury shI
receive an annual salary of three thon.
sand i've hundred dollars; and be au.
thorized to employ, with tho approba.
non OF the Secretary of the Treasury.
one clerk, who shall receive a soiarv
ofelevcn hundred aud tisly dolIsrs psr.
annum; and one messenger. with :
salary OF five hundred dollars per an.
num- All letters TO and from the so.
licitor Of the Treasury, relating to M.
duties and business Of his office, shall:
De transmitted by mail free ofpostage.
See. IL. And be IL further enacted
That the sum Of three thousand I've
hundred dollars be, and the same here.
by is appropriated for tho payment -of
the said salaries for tho present wear,
Z, 10 be paid out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, May 20, 1880
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

fresolution Of this House az eighteenth
OF May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-six, the copies be distribut.
ed IN the manner following. to wit:
TO the President and Vice-P Presiden,
OF the United States, one copy each: %
the Heads Of Department, Ave copies
each; to each Member and Delegate of
the present Congress, one copy; to the
Library Of the Senate, five copies; to
the Library of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, ten copies; to the Attorney
and Postmaster General, one cory
each; to each Governor Of q State or
Territory, for the public library of the
state or Territory, one copys ss the
Military Academy at West Point, and
to each incorporated University, Cob
iege, Historical or Antiquarian Society,
and Athen@um, one copy; and to each
person who has been President of the
United States, one copy; and that the
residue remain in the custody of the
Clerk of the House of Representatives,
till otherwise ordered by the House.
Sec. 3. And be IL further enacted,
That the books hereby directed to be
distributed be properly prepared for
transmission, under the direction ofthe
Clerk ofthe House of Representatives;
and that they be forwarded free of post
age, by mail, to the persons hereby au-
thorized to receive them, or delivered
to the order of said persons in the CITY
of Washington.
Sec. 4. And be IL further enacted,
That, Of the Copies Of the Diplomatic
correspondence Of the Revolution
which shall remain after the distribu-
tlon aforesaid, one copy shall be distri-
buted to each new member Of each
Congress succeeding the present, until
all the copies shall have been distribut-
ed, with the exception. of twenty-five,
which shall be retained for the Library
of Congress.
Approved, May &c, 1890. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
PUBLfc-No. SIS.

AN ACT to provide for the final set.
Element Of land claims in Florida.
: Bca enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representativcs ofthe United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That
all the claims aud titles to land fled be-
fore the Register and Receiver Of the
Land Office, acting as Commissioners,
IN the District Of East Florida, under
the quantity contained in one league
square. which have been decided and
recommended for confirmation, con.
tanned in the reports, abstracts, and o.
pinions, Of said Register and Receiver,
transmitted to the Secretary of the
Treasury, according to law, and re-
ferred by him to Congress, on the four
teenth day Of January, one thousand
eight. hundred and thirty, be, and the
same are hereby, confirmed, with the
exception of such claims as we're con-
frmsd by the Spanish Government,
subsequent to the twenty-fourth Of J an
nary, one thousand eight hundred and
{ eighteen, which shall be re-examined
,and reported, with the evidence by the
!. Register aAd Receiver, before the next
session Of Congress to the Secretary o
the Treasury. to be laid before Con.
gress. ..ss.sf 10 s',.s 49, F..
Sec. 2. AID Be Il further enacted
That all the conflicting Spanish claims
reported in obedience TO the fourth sec.
don Of the act Of Congress, approved
May the eighth. one thousand eigh,
hundred and twenty-five, and recon.
mended for confirmation as valid titles
. ho, andthe same are hereby, confirmed
% far as the United States have any
title to the same.
Sec. 3. Aad be it further enacted
That all claims derived from the former
British Government, contained in re.
ports Of the Commissioners of Eas
Florida, or the Register and Receiver
acting As such, who did not avail them
(. selves Of the provisions of The treaty
between Spain and England, signed a
Versailles on the twentieth of January
one thousand seven hundred and eigh
ty-three. by leaving said Province, bu
who remained in the same, and becam,
SpAnish subjects, and whose titles wer,
approved by the Spanish authorities
ed have been recommended for con
Armation by said Commissioners, O
Kcpstes and Receiver, acting a such
bs, and the sane are hereby confirmed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
PUBLIc--No.56.
AN ACT for the distribution of certain

AN ACT for the distribution of certain
books therein mentioned.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representative Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the copies Of the Diplomatic Cores
pondence Of the American Revolution,
published in pursuance of a. resolution
of Congress ftwenty-seventh March,
one thousand eight hundred and eigh-
teen, which have been or may hereafter
be received at the Department of State,
be distributed and disposed of in man
ner following, to wit:
To the President and vice-President
ofthe United States, one copy each;
to the Heads ofDepartment, five cop
les each; to the Postmaster General,
the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office. and the Superintendent of the
Patent Office, one copy each; to each
Member and Delegate Of the present
Congress, one copy; to the Library OF
the Senate, FIVE copies, to the Library
of the House of Representatives., ten
copies; to the Attorney General, the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, and of
the other Courts ofth United States,
each one copy; to each Governor Of a
State or Territory, for the public libra
ry Of the State or Territory, one copy;
to the Military Academy at West Point,
and to each Incorporated University,
College, Historical or Antiquarian So
ciety, and Athen@um, one copy; to the
Secretary Of State, one copy for each
American Legation in foreign coun-
tries; to the Secretary Of the Navy five
copies for the Naval Commanders on
different stations, and to each person
who has been President of the United
States, one copy.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
phat, Of the edition of the Journals OF
The House ordered TO be printed by 9
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| hHo % " Jurthcr enacted
That all the remaining claims whic
have been presented according to law
1 and not finally acted upon, shall be alb
Judicated and finally settled upon tn
same condition, restrictions, and limi
tatioas, IN every respect. as are pre
scribed by the act Of Congress, an
proved twenty-third May, one thousan,
eight hundred and twenty-eight, emit
tied IAN act supplementary to the sew
eral acts providing for the settlement
and confirmation of private land claim.
i'm Florida"
Sec. 5. And be n fwfAer enacted
Ihat n shall be the duty of the Reg is.
ter and Receiver to deliver over all pa.
pers relative to- private land claims in
East Florida to the keeper of the pub.
fic archives.
Sec. 9. Ind be it further enacted,
Ihat all combinations of land titles.
under this act, shall only operate as a
REIMBURSEMENT of the right ofthe Unit.
ed States to the said lands respectively.
and shall not be construed either as a
guarantee of any such titles, or in any
manner affecting the rights of other
persons to the same lands.
Sec. z. Aad be it further enacted.
That so much ofthe act oftwenty-third
OF May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-eight, as directed that the
selection Of claimants who ayailed
themselves Ofthe first section of said
act, by accepting quantity equal to
one league square within their respec.
tive grants, which confined the selec-
uon to sectional lines, shall not be held
TO extend to the selection by the claim
ants OF greater quantity than Sec
uon, but the said claimants, who have.
or may hereafter select, under the pro-
visions of said law, any quantity equal
TO the amount granted in bodies larger
than section in the form ofany Span
ish survey or plat Of survey, or where
the sections are broken by any river.
the said land so selected, or which NAV
be so selected, is hereby confirmed TO
SAID claimants; and it shall be the duty
OF the Surveyor General to make sur
Vey and certificate Of all such claims,
10 return the same to the Commissioner
OF the General Land Office, and there
upon patent shall issue to the original
grantee, or to his assignee, if the land
mas been sold or transferred to any
other person, or to the legal owner by
purchase or descent.
-, Sec. 3. And be it further enacted,
!hat the claimants who are entitled TO
the provisions of that act, or who NAV
avaii themselves of the foregoing pro-
vision OF this act, by taking quantity
equal to a league square in lieu of the
whole grant, shall be, and they are
hereby, allowed the further time of one
year, from the passage of this act, to
execute their relinquishment, and to
ME their acceptance of the provisions
Of said law. = rs -.
Sec. Q. And be IL further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the Regis
ters and Receivers to restore to the
claimants the title deeds ON which they
may have finally rejected the claims.
Approved, May 26, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

80 afUDLSc---No. 81.
AN ACT to quit the titles of certain
purchasers oflands between the line.
OF Ludlow and Roberts, in the State
0t'Ehn. - fra~e.. ...., ~ ~. =,
8efe enncted BY fAe Senate and Houst
9! !herresentatives Of ftAe United States O,
Anserscn IN Congress assembled, Tha,
the fresident of the United States be.
AUD hesisehereby, authorized to pay,
OUT OF any money in the Treasury, no,
Otherwise appropriated. to the Virginia
mtiitary claimants of lands situated be-
tween the two lines in the State Of Ohio.
commonly called Ludlow's and Rob.
erts lines, and South of the Greenville
treaty line, located prior to the TWEEN.
ty-slxfh day of june, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
tvsiye, the sum Of sixty-two thousand
hys hundred and fifteen dollars and
twenty-five conts, with interest thereon
from the fourth March, eighteen hun
dsed and twenty-five, at six per cent,
pes sannum, until paid; being the a.
mount at which said lands were valued.
exclusive improvements, under the
act OF Congress, entitled San act to ai-
thorize the President of the United
States to enter into certain negotiations
relative to the lands located under Vir-
ginia military land warrants, lying be-
tween Ladlow's and Roberts lines, in
the. State Of Ohio;" Provided Ao,ceyer,
That, before the payment of said sum:
the said claimant or claimants shall re-
ilnquish, by deed or deeds, to the Unit
ed States, in such manner as the Presi-
dent shall direct, their title or titles to
the said lands.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That the payments aforesaid shall be
made as directed to the said claimants,
according to the valuation Of their re-
spective Tracts Of land, made under the
above recited act Of Congress.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker eftkc Hosse Of Rep,esentas;oes.
- JOHN, C.. CALHOUN,
Wee President Of the. United States and
-a.l. L4s President cfthe Senate.
Approved, May 26, 1880. I -. (.
-a.s ~ ANDREW JACKSON.
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Grocery and Fruit Store.
John L. Cranston.

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public.
THAr he hss taken the store 1t the com.
Il or Thsmes street and Markets square.
recently occupied byJ J. SrAcrv, whcre
he intends keeping constantly on hand on
assortment Of Crockery-- Liquors Of the
choicest kinds- 'Tsas-- Coffee rice .f,our
fruit Of oil kinds--sls--spsucs bees-A
general T. nice assoytmsns of q roe ev;es
which will bs cold % cheap d q spy ether
store IN town.. Evssy sssentiop will bs rsp
dered TO customers. and no sxsrtion shs,
De wanting on his part 10 rive sasisfsetion
20 his friends, who srs invIts6 70 eivs h,r,
call. 90 n jane ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

AMERICAN GOODS.
Linen diaper Tor i2.
4 cts,
Good bundle hkfs. for
i2a,
Good chex for l24
Ladies white cotton
hose l2d,
do. do. Real good 81
Indigo stripes and
plaids for l2A
Power loom shirt'g &
White do. do. la
Fine shirtings and
sheetings il cent,
| 10 IL cts
Blue blk. Inix'd olive
and Brown Broad
cloths aud Cassi
meres
Flannel
Homespun carpet'gs
Real good blue prints
for only l2A cents
Other colours the
Same
Blue mixed & grcy
sattinetts
Merimsck Taunton
%FsllRiver prints,
A lot Of very cheap
..girls rnitts&glovcs
Elegant flowers nn,l
wresths. made BY
one ofths frst rate
workmen In A.
merics =
Strow Bonnets . &c.
ENoLIsH GOODS.
Broa dcloths and cas- j
simcres |
FlanneIp a. fIoseyvI
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Flag hdk6. 3
Linen do.
Elegant new PAT.
torus
French figures prints
SILK cotton A. worst.
cd hosiery
Oil cloths for table
carpets
Fine 4 supsrfins osr.
petings ef
Hearth rugs f
Green 6gursd book.
Some elegant sss.
douer prints eis
syRxSca GOODS 4
Leghorn halIvsr hate
Silk gro do nspjgro
de India; gro do
zanigros de Chi.
M
Levantine satin aud
Lustring fgurcd&
plain
Mcrino square aud
long shawls
Pslmarines plain a.
figured very chesp
INDIA a00ps.
Canton and Nsnkin
Crspss
Nankins, satin lust.
ring -.
Check hkfs, pongees
Silk hose x hslfhoss
Mdll null muslin
Flsg, bs ndanns. end
black silks hkfs.
Plain s,vipsd y plaid
lustrings for dres.
ses; fancy boxes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

Together with many articles which nav
% found very cheap In said store, and his
old customers and the public ere invited 10
call and examine the Goods; and he has no
doubt bnt they will be satisfied end buy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
DIRK GOODS STORE
CHEAP SIDE. oIl1
81 the eorns, Of 7Aamss and Church ,sy,,,,
No. liz.
N. SWEET.
'iss Just returned from Boston with hls
NEW SUPPLY,
30 Packages

OF elegan, NEW GOODS no, infsrio, in
quality, as low in price rs any Store in
town' W this truth customers will Judge
LOT 70 themselves, by calling aud exaniniss
ag Among them ate the following.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12
OBITUARY..

" But sh TO die 10 beave the parting breath,
Aud pass alone the gloomy vale OF death
No more TO view the cheerful light OF morn,
The smiling day light, or The springs re,urn."
DEPARTED this life, at her residence,
Walnut Grove, in the county of Bedford, on
Saturday morning the 9th inst. after a short
though severe attack OF the dead palsy, MRS.
ANNA BOARD, coBsort ofFraneis Board, IN
the 9th year Of her age. She has Iefi dis
consulate husband andy children, aud a nu-
merous train ofreIsii,es aud friends 10 mourn
their irreparable loss. She was generous and
humane in her family, benevolent aud charna-
bic III her eignboIhood. and without excep-
ton, devoiedly beloved in the large circle Of
her acquaintance. In the death OF this Wo,
man we have another powerful example of The
uncertainty Of life. A few days ago sbe WAS with
US At her daily labor How sudden The change
Now the cold clodS OF Tire valley are her wind
ing sheet, and her body the food for her pre-.
d,cted detroyers. The place that once Knew
her now knows her no more forever.
3" NV soul consider what it is TO die,
Low 10 the ground with fellow worms to Ire
Ia dust neglected and forgot, 10 sleep
No more disturbed. no more to wake and weep.
NV suferings, trails aud probation Ger,
And life's dull vanities attract no more,
Here all is tranquil, here the snguished breast,
10 long and lu! quiescence sinks to res'.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12
NOTICE.

HNIiE Subscriber has determined 10 reduce
n his Stage fare 10 SO 90, from this 10
CharloievIli e.--rhis will cause n reduction
10 the price 10 Washington. The Subscriber
has 0eari n rnmonr, that his line IL the mos,
expensive one from this place TO thr North 49,
Tie does no, profess To know the expenses by
othe routes, 10 the Northern Cities; but hr sub.
joinss 'istement of The expenses on bis avn ,
opro which the pubic may confidently relv.
Fare TO Washington City $i3 90
Fare thence TO Baltimore . 90
Eapcose from L1nehbDrg 10 Baltimore 3 90
In addition 10 the obvious economy Of this
route, the traveller by IL. reaches Baltimore
one business day earlier, ihnn by any other
iou'e-eIcept when be leaves this place on
Sunday.
Ia that event an additional day Is consumed
IN 'hr Trip; he rest day intervening; but the
traveller Is compensated for this Inconvenience
by the enjoyment OF more rest, IL a full obser-
vnnee OF al interesting and imposing county.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Lynchbufg. 40g.Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12
The botetourt Springs,
FOR SALE.

WISH TO SELL this highly improved
watering place, together with the furniture.
6e.--iorming enc Of the most complies esiab-
iish'sra,s Of The Kind In the United States. This
buildings are new. and all Of brick. aud units
IN an eminent degree nestBess, csnvsnisnea
and eomioii. The grounds are ,as,eisiy laid
on'-the walks are all graveIied, and planted
with trees. the whole forms one Of tho
most desh able summer retreats IA u can be i'm
sg'ned In regard 10 the quality Of the waters,
can only say, thai my eonhdenee IN them has
been fully nsincsd by the great expense have
been nj IN improving the pace-~hich expense
should not have incurred, had not been
fully satisfied OF their highly valuable medicinal
qualities. This condolences hes lately been
confirmed by an analysis made Of them by DIR.
Thomas Cooper Of Columbia. 5. e. to " h. ID
sonta hottie for that purpose. lie wires
me iha, they are erdeiiy IKE The watsrs of
York aud Cnfiisie IN Psnnsyipnnia, aud those
81 Hdrrougaie, ~ Engiand - tue celebrity
OF which is we'll kno~n--partioulsrly the lat
ler--lo this establishment 10 suached about
boo acres Of lind. comprising u most beautiful
fafm, Astounding in rich low grounds. formed
by Cary,ns Creek. which dows through the
middle oi IL The land Is particularly adapted
10 The raising ofiobaeco aud small grain fur
The latter ofwhieh thote IL a cash market, on
the spot, for all. and more than can he raised
u Is situated IN delightful NEG hbor hosd, com.
posed OF wealthy farmers living in plenty and
harmony There isap ou Office NJ tho spot.
wbe,ea mail Is delivered every dsv by Tho
stage passing from The City OF Washington to
New Orleans. The Navigation Of Roanoke.
only eight m,les distant, ~ now in progress. aud
will 10 completed within this or Tho neIt year.
10 short, know no place whcre such n Judi
dieioos Investment, OF money might lie made In
real estate i--psiiienlarly ~s my necessities
VIII compel me IN srll great bargain. Upon
receiving one third of,ho purchase money IN
hand. would make the payments sccomno-
dating for the balance ,---or would take N
iarm, less valuable, in part payment. which
would prefer, should lie in the upper coun-
Try. uniil sala 10 effected, the establishments
will remaia open for the reception Of conpa-
ny A. usuai-and | promise that no erertions
shall he wanting On my part TO make The stay
OF visitors n. agreeable aud comfortable Ms pos.
s'be. CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Botetour Springs. Aug. IL. 81