Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-14


Judges Of the Supreme Coonf Of Ohio, TO be
Copmi,sioner of the General Land office.
Hon. HnLfan FiSDLAY, OF Pennsyl anis.
10 be Treasurer Of the Mint Of the United
States.
friiiai R,st India Trade.-The Wash ingion
paners enbtain the Ploe amafion Of the pres
dent, re ls,ive 10 the opening Of tho BRUSH
West India ports. II Is IN the foilosiog
terms -
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
5TATESOF AMERICA.
.4PkOCL8.BgTfON
WnrnFas, by an ACT Of The Congress oftbs
United states. passed on the twenty ninth day
Of ,las one thousand s,ght hundred aud thirty.
II ia PROVIDED. that, whenever the President Of
the United States snail receive sst,sfaef"Ty
evidence that the Government Of G6eai Britain
will opan the ports il its Colonial prosecutions
IN the Nest Indrs, On toe Continent Of South
Am, -jra iha B.hatna Islands III. Cleo and
the Befmnda or Somer I'll uds. 10 the vessels
of the unied Stats Tor an Indefinite ar Tor u
fimftrd term that the vessels OF The ". States,
/ and ,heif eargoss, on ebtefigR The Colonial pafis
Aforesaid shall not be subject 60 other oI high
er dut ri t image - lnp0st or charges Of
any other description, fhHD would he imposed
on Brn.h vessels, or lhsr cargoes arriving IN
III. "a Il Colonial possessions fIom the United
Safe. thai lin vessel, Of the United States
nav inpaft INTO the sid Colonial possess ons,
ON tBs United States. any article or articles
which could he mp 1ried Ia British vessel into
lhe .aid posse .sions, from The United State, /,
nd that The vessels Of thu United States may
export from the q, itsh Colonies aforemeDtion-
ed q any eoun ~ whatever, oihsr ihhn the
donnions or possessions OF Gres, Br,ian any
aTttfla pf aTttrIez Al he PNunItpH there.
ran ~ u Brr lsh Vessl. 10 my country other
than tbc L itsh domnuons or possessions aiore.
said, leaving he COMMERCIAL interc curse OF the
United states with all other parts oi the British
t1ntplons ~ pos essfpns On \ footing not less
ihi orahle to the Uuitrd : atps thhn u now Isi
TINT mn, aud IN such case, the President %
he Tinted States shall he authorized, Al any
tIpe heiorr The next Session If Congress, 10
l.sur his Proclamation, deolir ng hat c has r.
1tet tucb evidence and I al, 'heTrrpoh. and
from tine date Of such PROCLAIM ,tion. the ports
ofthe Qnlted States snail be opened, indefinite
", or FOR a term fixed, rs the case may be, Ia
British vessels coming from 'he said British
Colonial possessions, and their car GOES suhjrCl
10 no other OF higher duty OF tonnage or Impu~l
OF charge Of any description whatever. than
would he levied on the vessels of tie Gnued
states, or ,hei caIgoes, arriving from the saIi
British sslons and that II shall be law Ia
for the sad BRUSH vessels TO import into the
UnieI States. and To export theieirom. any
article or ARTICLES which may be Imported or
Exp rted ia vessels of the Umlci Sta es, aud
that the act entitled, " An act c0ncnrnlng
Na''ga IN, passed ON the eighteenth day OF
April ON thousand CHI hund'rd aud e'ghieen.
act snpplrmrptaiV thereto, passed The Gt
tcnrh day OF May, - iho,sand eight hundred
aud twenty, aud ar act, emit i, 3" Al ac. 20
regulate the commercial iuIercoUrs' befwreu
ne United States aud certain Brush Ports,
passed on the 6fs' day Of March. one fho'Isand
- leht-hnndred bnl tie ~ thr e, shsll, In such
case, he suspended, oI absolu ely repealed, as
tue CASE may require.
And whereas by The sad act, II is further
provided. that whenever The po,ts Of the Uul
ted S'ates shall have bcc1 opened under the
Authority thereby gwen. BtI>h vessels aud
mir cargocs ahall he admlfted To an entry 10
the ports OF fhr Nuted States, from the Islands,
Provinces, or Coionles Of Great BrtIan. on or
near the Moth American Continent, aud Mo- tn
or Fast of the United States.
And whereas satisfactory evidence has been
- celv"d by the President OF the United olal,s,
hit. Whenever he shall give eflts To the prosl-
Sous al the ACT Riorestd the Government Of
Great Britain vi o'sn Tor m nd finite period.
the ports IN lts co entail oss ss,oh. ~ toe West
Indies, on the Continent of sou h America the
Banana Islands. the C1ltes aud the Is rnluda
or Somer Islands. to the vessels ofthe Unrc1
states aud their cargoes, upon he terms and nc
cording TO the acquisitions, of tie aioTes ald act
Of Congress:
Now, ,hr,rforr, |, Andiew Jackson, Prcsi-
den OF the United Stttes OF America, do hereby
declaie and proclaim, 'hn; such evidence has
been received by me ;and thai. by The opera.
IN nj fha {ff,,
ty-n,nthd day OF May, one thonsandeig t hund, ell
and tniflv, The Ports Of the United states are
from the date Of tins Proclamation, open 10
British vessels Coming from the sail Brush
possessions, AMI taer cargoes, upon the terms
SET forth IN the said ac the act, entitled q An
act concerning Navigation passed on tho
eigh' zenith day Of April one thousand eight
hundred aud eighteen, the act supplementary
thereto passed the fifteenth dsv OF May one
thousand eight hundred aud twenty, and the act
tn'rled " An act Ia regulate the commercial
intercourse between The United States aud
CERTAIN British Ports" passed the first day OF
March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
ihree, are absolutely repealed and BRUSH yes
sell dnd their cargoes are adjusted to 40 entry
IN ihe ports OF the L. States. from the Islands,
froVIntts, and COLONIES OF Great Brrtan, on or
ne'i The North America Continent, aud North
OF Essi OF the United States.
Given under my hand, At tie Cily Of Wash.
lngtnn, the fifth day Of october, in tho year
of on Lord one thousand eight hundl ed Il
thirty, y lhe fifty fifth ofthe independence
oil the United States.
ANDREW JACKSON.
BY the President:
M, VAN BUREN,,
Secretary of State.