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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12

A letter from Washington City says. Y" MT. Adams. of late. you see by the reports, is re- ceiving the contradictions even of Jackson men. That very man whom they called ' a despot," "a tyrant," "an intriguer." "a fed eralist," is now "a statesman," :" a patriot" and indeed " the onIy man who can save this Union." Alas! what slippery turns in life 1! The very man whom they denounced us the lowest in the scale of patriotism. and who hasely condescended [" bargain with Clay. for his influence to make himself President" is now extolled by CambrelIing, Speight. and the like, as a demigod. who holds in his hand the destinies of this Union! Long and long ago did we predict, that justice would be done
 Mr. Adams. It is done him. The upright
 man is receiving the tribute Uf his enemies before the eyes of the whole nation in her Legislative Councils. These tributes have
 been elicited by Mr. Adams' request to be excused as Chairman of the Committee on Manufactures.
 The Anti Tariff men pretend to consider him aS their friend on this great national questi0n-hut ! have reason tO know, that he S the Arm friend of prOtsstiON, to what extent
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-12

From the Noyfolk Beacon, March 27.
 From Liberia.-The ship James Perkins. Captain Crowell. which sailed from this port sth Dec. last, with cmigrants for the Ameri- can Colony at Monrovia. returned here yes- terday, via Isle of May.
 For fev days after they cleared Cape Henry, the weather was pretty rough, which caused much sea-sickness among the emi- grants. and three of them died. viz the wife of James Cotton. an elderly and weakly wo- man, and two infant children-the only dim mutton from the whole number that sailed from here. As soon as they recovered from the sea-sickness. the colonists continued in hne health, cheerful, and SO far from muti- nous disposition being manifested by any of them (as reported by an arrival at northern p"rt.l Capt. c. declares their conduct thr ough- out the voyage to have been of the most or derIy and becoming charactet.
 Capt. C. represents the colony as enjoying ine health and exhibiting the pleasing spec. tacie of an industrious, cOntented and thri. vlng population, and that in the twelve days Of his stay there, he did not hear from any one desire to- return. Good order, the fruit of good government, was every where mani lest, and the military were numerous and fine body of men. XXI
 The shipping intelligence furnished by Capt. U. exhibits pleasing evidence of the imprOv- ing commercial intsreOursS with this prosper ! Ous colony.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26
NEXT SENATOR.

The papers IN Virginia are discussing TIE quail
ications OF the various gentlemen WHO have been
named as probable Successors of Mr. Tazewell in
the L. S, Senate. A writer in the Petersburg In
tcllisenccr, thinks, and SO do we g. We doubt not
great majority of the peo e of this State likewise,
that Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Esq. untes more
Of tue qualifications which Virginia Senator
should possess, than any other Of Our fellow citi-
zcns. Disconnected as far as such a man can well
be- from the political controversies, which, FOR the las
eight years have asitated the country he would be
sulded by the general good and not by party rules
Disl isipg 10 be politician by hade, he would
never yc,vcrt his ofeial influence 10 eeclioneering
purposes nor give the sancton Of his vote 10 measures
which hrs judgment did not approve. But we fear
that political honorS have no charms for MT Leigh
They are won SO easily, no~ a-days, by men who
have no CLAN, TO them, based on expanded know
lodge, or enlarged patriotism, or unspot,ed virtue,
bu; who reach them by the serrentne path of sy-
oophancy and serv,y {, those who distribute thenl
that it IS almost pgiQa foe,e evidence ofS0n' OF
c4erit,o DC found in such eompanonshIp. Yet VIC
may ventuie to express hope that at period like
thus, when The country stands so much in nced of
the services of her worthies sons, Mr.. Leigh wi!
not reject the Office, II j, be rendered 10 bun. We
know not what are Mr.. Leighs opinions on the
subject of the recen, Presidential election, much
less have We my idea Of VIVA, they ore in relation
to the tuiuto but, as We measure no mans cepaci
~ OF honesty, or his means Of doing good by a
standard so liberal and contracted os this, we are
willing 20 to take him on trust We doubt, howev-
CT, whether this sentilncu, w,ll find an echo from
the Richmond Iun,o who staud in need of tools
and rot Of statesmen We'll, they have no, only the
game in their own hands, Blu. they have the play
ers also, ready 10 accept the fice matter what
may be the price
The names now before the pub, c, for the vacant
slippers, are 3. W. Leigh, Henry 81, George Tuck,
CT, Wm. S. Archer William G. Rives, Peter V.
Daniel and John Randolph OF course, their
nominations have been unauthorized by themselves,
and have been thrown before the public by their
friends. The names OF other gentlemen have al
SO been msatlon-j, {Messts Chapman Johnson,
Robert Stanard, ltofert Taylor Sc bu, these
gentlemen lack Jncksonisln to make them popular
Without this qualification, gcnins and talent of su-
purirr, were Of no avail.
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ingisn, Of reIrins from the Presidency at the end
of eight years, and which has derived the force of
constitutional provision by the subsesaeu, with
drawal of Jefferson Madison and Monroe 10 pr.-
vasc life, could no, BIO dlsregarded in ordinary
times or by an ordinary man. The a,temp, would
sink him a hundred fathoms deep in infamy But,
we venture to prophecy thu, Con. Jackson will be
= candidate Tor reelection, should he lie alive In
1886 and the same reasons which induced him to
violate grea, principle in conserving to be can
Ihdate second time, and which induced SO many Of
his friends TO vote for him in the teeth of their own
declaration TO the contrary, will be potent enough
faeq, rs they have been receatiy, 10 carry him in
triumph through. Nous rerfonS.
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MORE. NEW GOODS.

IN IL Subscribers respectfully inform their rus
- toners aud he public generally, that they arc
now reeeiyiHg aud oprniny new and beautiful
assortment of fresh oud ssssouab.e Goods, whici'
have been recently purchased n. the North by
careful and experienced hand. They would not
bonsi md say their Goods are1kstter and cheaper
nian their neighbours, bur oil one fact their custo-
mers AMI o1lhrs may DC well assured that they
shall have good 6uads, and US cheap az they can
be pnrchaAud in any market wIhin their reach
Our assortment l. complete, embracing almost es-
cry mllele N common use. FEEDING THANKFUL for
past patronage, we would beg n continuance Of
tn SAME, 50 long as We prove worthy oft.
LLOYD DORSEY & Co
Liberty Bedford CO. Noy % 1882
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LAND &C. FOR SALE.

NVTil.L be sold, on Friday tho 7th December,
w l13e, upon The premises, at public auction,
for cash. certain tract OF parcel OF Land, lying and
beng On Stanton River IN tho county Of Pittsyl-
wanna, continuing ont hundred and fifty ucrea more
u leas. This land lies nearly opposite to Leca-
VII C and Is considered extremely valuable Ia large
portion Of II being ilsl rate low grounds The I'm
provcmonls are pretty good, and the whole tract
cunsldcrcd well worthy the attention Of those who
wlsh to purchase. 1t Is the same land on which
Henry Galloway now resides. Al tho same time
ard place, ana upon The Same terms, will be sold
ok Wagon, one yoke OF oxen, two cows, yeur-
llnss, ii or - head OF hogs, Wuskei, one STILL
one wheat inn, two bcds and furniture one loom,
largo pine press, desk, . chaiiA l loI5in. table,
t@o small tables, iogc,he, with numerous articles
al household 4 X tchai fu,uiture,as wi VI rlana.
lion u;cnss, Of oalleus sotts.- Also about ~ 900
owt Of Osls Dear 100 barrels OF coru, OF 600
cwt Of Tobacco, &c. &c.
The above sale will be made ~ pursuance OF n
irnsl decd, executed to the undersigned by Henry
cniIaway, Oh the 18th day OF September, ls32,
which is Of record in the Clerks office OF Pusylya-
Mn county Court The title 10 the whole Of tho
property IL believed 20 bs good, bll trustees, we
shall sell and convey suck tue Only die decd
aforesaid vests III u.s.
MAURICE IT, GARLAND
STEPHEN YERlY. ''-"'es9'
Nov g6 "a
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SALES Az Agra"rgnN

Am Wednesday, the 9th day of December, we
~ shall commence selling af AUCTION, The bal
enee Of our stock Of Cooda, and sholl continue tho
sules un,il all n sold Among ,lo articles To be
sold, are Cloth Casalmer4s, Vessngs Irish l.inen,
Linen Canbries Cnnib.e Iiaudhercb,sIh, kehting,
Jaekones, Canbfies, Null and SWISS Muslms,
D,rn,ics brown, Bleaeed nHJ plaid Donieslics,
Circessian poia, Vc,yeis, Ribbons, Dless shawls,
Black Italian and Barcelona crasals Army Cloths
and Napt Cottons, with many ether Articles IN the
Staple aud Fancy iine too tedious 10 enumera'c'
Also, many articles ia the Hardware and Grocery
lines forms wll be liberal and made known Oh
the day Of sale. Those Wishing to- arehase IN any
OF the above lines, are respectfully invited. Coun-
Try Merchants WI. ini II In taelf interest ~ attend.
KYLE L. BOaLAND.
Nnr oE In
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Enlar geMAenS.

nVnE stLscrher han oprned q boass Or Eates-
= tainmon, tbs latge B.is. iiou.. on the BIZ,
u, the west end of liz town q Salem BJsc.osus, VI
at the gign oftiis Golden Bel, and respectfully
l,es the patronage 81 b,4 lrie,rJs and the ruia-
generally His table shall bc furnished wah as go',
as the peigbb0hood will nford ard his Ssa.
will be we'll furnished with rosenter ard a o.
tate Os,ler JOHN K. l.. gEOWN
Salem, Nov. - wp.
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n WILL positively sell to-m morrow evening al
u auction, one Of the bes, collection of New Books,
&c. &c. otiereh 10 the public, together win II
large assortment Of the bosl Aliases and Maps
ever seen in this town.--Also, few very hne poi.
table writing Desks all Of which will be sold
therefore hope TO havr very ful! house
ADRIAN K. NORTH
Nov &c In
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JFsiei Shall dseide The Legislature OF Yer
mon, has passed resolutions, unanimously instruct
tng their Senators and requesting their Represen-
ta,ives in Congress, ls. to oppose any and every
modification of the tariff laws Inch shall have
tendency to weaken or destroy their efficiency j
and, 2dy, "to aid in procuring appropriations for
such works of internal improvement as shall, IN
their opinion, be Of great and national Importance
Which shall decide the controver,ed question Of
the constutionaliy of these measures, the sovo-
reign state of Vermont, or the sovereign" state
OF South Carolina Is moi the ailiin,ative of one
entitled TO as much respect the negative ei the
other 7 We pause fer reply
A resolution was also ado, Ied by the Vermont
Legislature, by vote Of 81 10 -, lnsiructng their
delegation 10 Congress TO ondcavni TO pressure the
passage OF a bll. gc-char,erips the United States
Bank.
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ly a man, who had done all these mighty wotas
need not fear the s,e,to of Mr. Walsh fer, al
though he may sometimes speak dagsers, We
have never heard that he has used ,hein either in
open seero, warfare, 1t may be web to say,
too, that Mr.. Walsh has expressly disclsim.d all
idea of playing Brutus to our Caesar and hopes ,ha,
the inoiiensiveness of his pas. life will relieve the
anxiety Of the office holders and seekers and re.
store confidence TO TIE President himself, ii his
nerves were affected as those ofhrs cour,iers have
been
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I.YNC,iBCRG, NOV. 2e, 1882.
THE pASr-TiIE FUTURE.

I, would appear, from superficial examination Of
81. ,e. of the late Presidential election, tia. Gen
,.,s,ou's majority is so ovei@ hclminc us to look
,o,yn Al, opposition. But tins is not The fact. On
,ho contrary, change of very few vo,es-sew
~. mean when compared with the vas, aggregate
,rh,ea II, addition of the whole number given in
she Union will exhibit would have elected either
lr Wit or Mr.. Clay. Let Us show this, by f
cures. whchc lie Iii certain, that Gen
,I,s,, ,,ill no. ret the vote OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

8--r The article Of Professor Dew, Of Williams
burg, aeains, the abolition OF Negro Slavery and
Colonization which appeared in tho last No. Of
the American Quarterly Review, vii not be onan-
swcred The National Gazette announces that he
forthcoming No. Of the Quarterly vii. contain an
ar Gle on the other side OF the question, wA.ch il.
be pro.,gnced rs able as Mr. Dews.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

" The subscriber i now receiving aud opening
his Fall Supply of Medicines, Drugs, Oils, Paints,
Dye. Suas, and Dye Woods ground and in Sticks,
Wines, Soap Window Glass, pcrfumery Snuhs,
Segars, brushes, Shop Furniture Va.nis hes, Fancy
Goods, Teas, Moasses, Rice, Ginger, Pepper, All
SPICE Putty, Surgeons, Obstor,cal and Dental In
siruments, with many other articles not mentioned.
Warranted pufe and frcsA OF the mast snpcyier
quality, many ofthe articles arc OF direct impora-
ton aud the balance purchased in the cities of Bos
ton, Now York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
the greatest care, and at the torres. Gosh prices. My
friends, customers, aud the public are very ear
Mostly invited to call bere they purchase, and SUP
ply themselves with cdotec articles by wholesale or
retail at the mos, re,taced .rIces.
Nov 10 ifs HOWEI. DAVIES.
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Had the opposition ,jcA't sac:eeled IN Nc#
= IN, ONO and Pennsylvania, Gen. Jackson
v.aa.5.1rcnrse lave been defeated. Let US see
tltn. soe many Of the popular vote, transferred
,aa i.ls 3o.i 70 that OF the Opposition. in those
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SKETCHES Of the prominent Members 81 IA
ae.o French MnistrE

The New York Courier and Enquirer OF the
Eth inst. contains an interesting letter from It's
Paris correspondent, tsaid to be tho Celebrated
Henry Lee of Virginia late our Consul at AlsiersD
written f,w days before the arrangement OF the
new French Ministry was announced, ~ winch
We find the suboned brief Sketches OF the Duke
d Broglie, NJ human and VI. Theirs, three OF ITS
LEADING roen,oers. or Marshal Soult, the Pre-
nier, It was unnecessary to speak; his history Is
written in the reign Of Napoleon the Great, III
achievements scarcely less brilliant than those OF
his iil,isrious Emperor and mol''--Theae sketch
cs are particularly interesting Ct lis s.ogia" az
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FOR RENT,

GxA F61iis Dwelling House, al the hes !
'rssyy3 u Of NaiD sfrset, iurnsrty o.pt3
Ill b. Mr. Jehn Pointer, aud al Irea p
af4saA in " occupancy Of Mr.. J'udas ~
Clay Possession viii BE- gwen 90 the lst Of b.
cnmbor John EARLY
Nov &c Is
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MOVEMENTS in THE SOUTH.

On Monday last the Convention recently called
in South Carolina, to nuilify the Tariff Laws met
in Columbia and to-day the Legislature Of that
State re assemblies TO emo, such statutes MS mny be
necessary to carry into effect the decision of the
Convention.
The State Convention Of Georgia was also IN
session q, Millcdgeyilie al the last daics.-ln Geor-
cid. however, TIE Convention is not a,egulary or
sanized body, nany counties moi benz repre-
sentsd and in those that cte represented, the dele
gates having been apprated by tc" ony
of,he yo,ers the remaindo. lakii'yno part IN the
election IL Is unlike lha; Of South CatciOa, 100 10
another respect 1t was not called 70, the pu,T'ose
of multiplying the tariff laws, bu, only to consdcr
the most expcdlen, means OF procuring moditica-
ton or repeal of those statutes. Like all similar
bodies, ii viii adjourn, after passing few flaming
resolutions about the sovereignty of their great
" Republic" and issuing bold " protcsia tdo' a
gains. the continuance Of the system Of " robbery
and plumber" fastened upon the Southern, ard for
ced upon the Northern people against their wishes,
Dy JolH \. 1diilNun anu plntT stutesHitHs
One would think that these gentlemen should TIT
least exhibi, some moderation in their anxiety 10
&c, rid OF their own offspring inasnuch the
more ansr'ly they threaten, the more Palpably do
they brand their own measures as the result of II
folly and stupidity, which could M, comprehend
tei, eaects until they were visible in the dcsola
on they had produced May they not be equally
as blind 10 the character and consequences OF Null
icltion
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sssCyssjS Al.
'WCO~a UAA1ANN
txLYNCVEU1,G.

ENayl.lC suscpeded in waking several i'm
u a pra,enents, aud ob' sin.us good supply of
N,ae.. ,slll constant aIsefuoa, have nearly got
Though With the ,hronso business, and am now
ready 20 take in Woo, an. Csfdit at shavt no
dee haze "a close rom, wltil stove IL, it, and
ean C,nra At my ,.ae WHOM ti,e water will run in
the yenr l'tho wlni is creased with oil | hsvo
tht right srr, aucan furnish il as cheap as lard.
- ncl,s can b. iaui a. M,ssrs. Thurman s.
Schoohclu :, aad at Mrs. t'Niiy i'hlsman's.
"iALyAM THURMAN.
No" GtY 81
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DIR BROOKS

HI AZ removed hls Office 10 the roor, recently
j 4 occupied by Charlea l.. Mosb,, Esq. over
the Store Of Mosgrs. Miller & Roberts.
Nv ii 1t
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MARRIAGES.

NHKEtTNE -1Vs Fl.
MARRIED, on Thursday evening last, W thc
Rev. William $. Rcil Can't. hMMON HAN
COCK to Miss SARAH VIRGINIA GREEN
al. Of dis place.
sErifOSE persons who are indebted to nae FOE
n niarss TO Star, will please make payment, MS
am Aious 10 close the business win Col!
Johnson. PASCAL BuFORD.
Rq.ofd, .lov 20. Nv
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The Cioictn--The ravages of the Cholera at
New Orleans are truly appalling. We publish, in
preceding columns, as full accounts as have reach
ed us
At Folly Island, near Charleston, there were
cases and deaths on the 10Th; cases and deaths
an the llth and no cases nor deaths on the 18Th.
AT Cincinnati, during she week ending on the Sth
inst. there were AZ deaths, 10 OF which were by
cholera.
AT Edenlon, N. C. during tho week en1irs on
the 3lst u,. there were hut three deaths by chole-
RAJ and from the circumstance that no new case
he'd occurred for three Or four days previous to tina,
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Judge C2aBton, Us. John Quincy A5amS---The
last Miltdgoyilc Journal contains the long threat
encd Reply of Judge Clayton 10 the Counter Report
e the Be * Committee Of Investigation presented
by Mr. Adams To the House of Representatives ut
nc las, session Of Congress, a reiolnder to the
R'poli OF III majority of that committee 1t would
Gil eleven or twelve columns Of our paper, ind is
exceedingly yitupclatve and bitter, pain'isg Mr.
Adams as hypocrte, fool and a lar, The obioc,
of pity TO his friends and OF DISCUS, 10 biz enemies
\ GU have ovcrshot the marx, Judge Clayton, de
pend upon it You may PANT an Ass, and write
the name of John @. Adams underneath but we
are mach mistaken, nevertheless, if ninety nine
out Of hundred, even in Georgia, would not disco.
yer much greater likeness 10 that stupid and OBJ
siinn,c animal in your image, than in thu, tho in
divldua whom you thus attempt TO carca,ure
Such overcharged pictures recoil upon him who
draws them. They like the gun of Hudibras,
which,
I" Whether ann d nj duck or pl0ver
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tn" term Gen. Jackson has already
~ To- Reelection. by the editor of a
u s'.orof Now York Every man,
i''' devo;a1 parzan Of OH Hickory, to
~ b ID La might be suggested, would
So at orcc. The example SC, by Wash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

RI Another grca, man has fallen The Ma
,ioual In,clli sencer oflhc 20h nst announces the
death of Philip DoL ridge, Esq a Representative
in Congress from this state. He died suddenly,
Al Browns Hotel i, Washington city, on the eve
ming of the 10Th, aged about sixty years. The In
teligeneer dealt not in empty compliment when,
in announcing the deathof Mr.. Doddridgo,it remark
ed, that, IN Intellectual pdeer and useful quail
ties he has left hardly supvslor IN the boay Oh
which he was member. In his death, n,- State
has sustained the loss Of a most faithful Reprcsen-
tative." Mr.. Doddridge was called 10 Washing
ton CITY a few weeks before The meeting of Con
eress by the duties which had been entrusted to
him. together with several menbers at It's last scs-
sion. A joint committee was appointed " to re
wise the laws in force within the District Of Coum
bia, and report no Congress digested Code of laws
Ofthis Committee Mr.. Tyler the Senate & Mes
srs Doddridse and Wilde of he House Of Repre-
sen,a,ves (says the National Inieiligencer the day
before its annuncalon of Mr.. DIS DEATH have been
in the city for several days, engaged in submitting
such portions ofthe work as were committed to the
respective members, and arranging them into the
general report
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g@r We hope to he ahle in next pnp.r, to
furnish the entire vote Of Virginia.
.Uarqland-The Electoral volt Of this State is
for Clay, and 3 for Jackson
Pcnnsnlvania y We have n, length received the
othclal returns from this State, which exhibit the
following result
Fm l.cl,.an. 90,ae3
For Opposition ticket, 66,7i6
Majority tof Jackson, 2i,267
.Ncig Htmpstitc The oleial returns from this
State have also been received, from which II np-
pears that lie . kson Electoral icket succeeded by
a majority % 5 ii3, being , 1903 less than were g
ven to Nj Dinamoor the Jackson candidate f.
Governor, a, the late election
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES returns from Connect
cut furnish the following, as the result of the cicc-
ton For the Clay ticket, l7,5lS; Jackson II, +
OIL Anti Masonic 3, 335.
Massachusetts,, Is notyot fully heard fron. AT
Tho Las, accounts tho vote stood 'tus:-for the
CLAY tick /. es43l; Jackson, Et137, Ana-Mo-
sonic l2,9i3
hentucky.--T he last Lexington Reporter con
tanned returns from Is counties, il winch clay's
majority was 80 The Washington Globe, Of
the 2Ist has returns from Is counties, IN Which the
majority Is stated at 77lG
Iad,ana.--Wc have bul few returns from this
State, except through the Washington Globe That
paner states tia; the Jackson electoral ticket has
succeeded by majority of 1897
w shall publish the official returns from tho 9th
err States as they are received.
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period hopes ase entertained that the disease will
SOON cease.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-12

Appointments by the President, by
and NTH the adrtce ssd consenfsf tae
Sssafe.-Iienry d. 0hpin. Of Penn
,sylvsnia, to be Attorney of the United
States Tor the Eastern District Of Penn
syivauia, vice George NJ. Dallas, re
signed.
Nicholas Bijdle, Joshua Lippincoi,
John +. Sullivan, az PcunsyIvanis, j.
Campbeli. Of New York, and Hugh
McElderry, Of Maryland, to be Di.
,rectors Of the Bank Of the Y. States.
We understand the nomination ol
Governor CAss, a. Secretary Of War.
WAS confirmed, by the unanimous voice
Of the Senate, on Friday last.
We learn also that yesterday the
following appointments, by the Presi.
dent Of the United States, we're con
firmsd BY the Senate. viz:
Francis BArLiEs, of Massachusetts,
TO be Charge des Afiaires to Bueno.
Ayres, vice Mr.. Forbes, deceased.
JoHx NELSON, Of Maryland, to be
Charg- des Aasires TO Naples.
JAMES BucH.SAs, Of Pennsylvania,
TO be Minister Extraordinary and En-
soy Plenipotentiary TO Russia.
MIR. DAvEzAc, to be Charge des Ar
faires 10 the Netherlands.
f.kat Inf.