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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

Gngrc,e-The lac pfoceedpo rs Of Conrress a.
not Of Sufficient interest Ia be detailed At hneth
fhr prncpoI SUBJECT before the Senate. is Nj
lays rcso luton the discussion Of which IS not
vet termlnated.-ln the IL Of Representatives, no
question Of general interest has been agllated
The most important Is bill proposing to com
pensatc Mrs. Decatur for the destruction. 10y
her husband of the frlgatc Philadelphia II
'he horbor Of Trpoh We are not sufficiently
Informed Of the grounds upon which this
elalm rests TO express an opinion of It's lus
tcc but the fact that ITS has been twice reject
81 is PJtnld face evidence that It ought not To b,
allowed. However, Amy Durdcn pctitioncd Con
gr SIS to pay her for a horse about twenty years III
succession, before she could get m Affirmative an.
swer. Year after year was Amy Dardcns horsr
before the House, until the debates upon il had cost
enough to furnish regiment with stccds, and at
Last, they agreed to pay the sum TO nd of the
subject Mrs. Decatur seems to have learnt wisdom
from this scrip Of Legislative history
MIR. ENcrous resolution calling for copy d
the Chckasaw Treaty, &c has been adopted, III a
modified FORM and referred to the COMMITTEE Oh
Public Lauds, with Instructions to enquire mi,
and to report the facts connected with the fraad
The vote on its adoption was 90 to r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

To Corrcsponacats-" Boanerges" is too care
lessy written Cor the public eye. And besides, we
haycno room FOR love stories just now.
The last No of" Tom Taker" is too did'lsigc-
The rcncontrc scene Is bcat ont too much and the
arg1mcntativc portion IS rather toe bitter even for
an unboushrpress to publish. His portrait Of
the Jackson party, though Just to a considerable
extent would strike with too much severity npon
tndiridnais Of that party, who would fret the lash
though it was not designed for them. THIS must
be our excuse for declining its publication.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

man Homer Of FauqusrINcrcms L. Opis of Jefssson-
James NJ. Mason OF Frederick-John Mcmillan of Brooke
Jacob d. Williamson Of Observation-Disclosures Beale Of
Botetourt-Thomas Bland Of Lcysis--and Andrew Rus
sell OF Washington
Mr.. Dromgools asked the Indulgence OF the meeting
for short explanation In the course Of his remarks sast
evening, he had said that the friends with whom he act
ed should concur in the expcdency Of the measure
would present resolution for the appointment Dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention His opinion of such
measure was unchaus ed; but majority OF his friends were
opposed to itand he here concert with
'hem and not to insist his views, he ren-
pushed his intention TO present such resolution. He
was convinced, however, that Delegates ought 10 be
sent to that conven:ionhat Virginia ought TO Join In the
deliberations Of her sister States the question OF the
wee Presidency. And he believed Delegates would
De sent by the people who already moving on the
subject He wished TO be understood that he did not
Withdraw from his proposed course, from any dstrust
the character objects OF the Baltimore Convention or
from belief that 1t originated in nsdious views On the
contrary he believed Virginia would lose much Of the
weight TO which she entitled if she was not
sentcd IN that body, among the other States. The opo
ston papers were interested to diminish the numbers OF
that convention, and destroy the unanity oits action
iheir assertions therefore, To the intention OF that body
we not TO be trusted. The friends of General Jackson
ought act in The Clay and Sergeant party had
been organized by National Convention. and they would
make every vote tell at the polls Equal cxerions were
necessary the part of the Jackson party The press
had attacked the Baltimore Convention, and with craft
like that OF the insidous serpent at the OF Eve had
cndeavored to throw oium and suspicion upon its origin
and OBJECTS in order to reduce its number, and diminish
its effect He repeated that he was convinced Virginia
ought 10 be represented in that convention-but he de-
cined presenting his purposed resolutions for the rea.
sons which he had stated.
Mr. Brown said that he had last evening expressed nm
intention to introduce resolution similar that to which
the gentleman from Brunswick had alluded. His opinion
was sun inc same as to the expedcncy of appointing dele.
gates to the Baltimore Convention; but for the same rea
sons assigned by that geneman-and much better
pressed than he could express themhe declined pressing
the measure upon the meeting.
On Mr.. Dromgooes motion, the following citizens were
appointed Central Corresponding ommittce, vz:-Phi-
lip Norbornc Nicholas, Peter V. Daniel, Andrew Steven
den, Robert G. Nicholas John c. Williams, Georgc w
Mumiord John Rutherford, Charles Ellis and Lewis w
Chamberlayne.
Orders made for handing in the names of the Coun
y Committees to the Secretary-and thanks were given
to- the Chairman and Secrctary-And then the Convention
! adjourned.
(Fufher particulars in our nert)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

subject ba 1mads IL. motion N oboa,ooc. to VIA, f..
thought the Interests Of his eonsitientsho bill was
accordingly read third time, by general consent passed,
aud sent TO the Senate by Mr.. Ghoson.
Engrossed billsto authorize the settlement os certain
accounts with the Pentenary Institution incorporate
the Merchants Manufacturing Company in the town Of
salt in the county OF Kanahato amend an act establish
ing the town OF Bolivar the lands OF c. Rowlcs JEFF
ierson county, near Hsper Ferry passed Dec 90 1926
changng the times OF holding the Superior Courts of Law
and Chanccry IN the fS Judicial Circuit and for chang
ing the time OF holding the tall o.the quarterly court
otthe county OF kocSnshan oautcrizc James s. Hougs
land TO erect dam south branch OF the Foto
mac nvcr-to- authorize Of money be raised by
lottery, TO construct road from Moorie 10 Harrisonburg,
and from Harisonburg to Franklin in the county of Pen
dleton, were read third time and passed.
And then the House adjourned,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

Washington, March l4.-The following is synopsis
Of the bill for the echarteng of the Bank of the United
States, reported yesterday by Mr. Dallas from the Select
Committee of the Senate
Sec !. Provides for renewal of the charter for ff-
teen years.
e. Directors authorized 10 appoint two officers
to sign and countergn notes below hundred dollars
No notes (unde 500 to be issued from the Bank OF
Branch unless they be payable the bank branch
whence issued except at the request of the persons
whom they delivered.
A. The notes Of the Bank. though payable parcu-
lar place. shall be received by every branch payment of
balances due by any State Bank.
D. The Corporation prohibited retaining any real
other than for banking purposes longer than years.
under penalty of so 900 in each case.
g. Not than two branches to be established
tanned in any Sate and than one except the
States in which they exist without the of tho
Legislature.
Z. Bonus of 100000 to the Government PAYABLE In,
the three first years, in three payments. =
g. Laws supplementary 10 original act teTcontinue tn
force.-.Naf. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
DEATHS

On Friday the 18th u the residence Capt Spencer 0rl
mn nrs Margaret sands IN her 7d yearho last 10
evocd religion, which
dhe church he writer Of ,b notice
aware that the exemplary character
OF
tho bosom Of her friends require this faint publicity,
' ne cannot consent TO see
hroud. OF death "ho9, expressing those high feelings Of regard
the minds all Of
Her loss will long be felt which she having
hoen deprived Of its richest The lived
long look TO her vacated blank
Of those few who knew hatred possessed love and c
TEEN OF and herself other feeling
IN her dying moments could put her hand npon
ny have done unto all as woeld they had
TWO dconolate daughters find sOace
Her restless spirits gone
beyond this care;
Mid worlds of ether nios,
And beaihes its ununnce there"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
(ff0n Aae .Ne,r York STANDARD Eatra Of 1,uesaau =

FTOV nc .Vetc YORK Standard EItrd Of Tuesday, J
LATEST FROM FRANCE
BY the ship Sully, Capt 1facy-Den Pedro has sailed
Tor Ierceira having published manifesto which We will
copy tomorrow.
The French Government sent troops into the Papal.
States To countebaance the influence exercised by Aus
tria National force is also fitting out. The English
Government has ordered general Fast to be held on ac
count OF the cholera the 21st arch Poland TO be
up in four Provinces of the Empire. The tone of tho
Partisan Journals on foreign questions decidedly war
like.
me Messenger dies Chdbres says that although Gene
raj Sebastian appears almost daily in HIGHLANDER of De-
pues, and has attended the council of Ministers he has
not resumed his port oo and NJ Casmir Pericr still re
taiiis the management of Foreign Affairs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
BY Yesterdays Mail.
wisHINcroN, March is.


Congressional .qnolysis.-In the Senate yesterday,
SONS time asspcnt in the consideration of Executive bus
ness. The Apporonment Bill read third time and
Mr. Webster moved its rc-commnent TO the Committee
from which II was reported, with general instructions for
the report OF bill appoionng the representatives, az
nearly may be- among the several states, according
their representative population compared with tho
representative population OF the United States After
some discussion the bill laid the table, aud
motion made TO reconsider the vote OF Monday last by
which the proposition represent fractions rejected
which motion is still pending.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr. Johnson Ken
lucky from the Committee Post Offices and Post Roads,
reported bill TO provide for opening road in Arkansas
Territory, from Villcmont, in Chicot county to Little
Rock The House resumed the consideration OF the
luton Tor the appointment Of Select Committee
mine the affairs Of the Bank of the United States Mr..
Wayne concluded his remarks in of his ndment
which he modified by striking from it that part which
qured the Committee to act in the After fur
Their debate ofsomc length, part Of which of per-
sopa character the question taken and the amend
mcnt rejected-ycas 2G nays 1884, Mr. Adams then pro-,
posed to amend the original resolution by limiting the
qury TO the alleged violations OF the charter Of the Bank
&C., and directing the Committee to report by the 2lst OF
April. Several Intellectual attempts made amend
this amendment to extend the proposed enquiry.
when finally aiopted-yeas 106, nays o. The re-
solution thus amended agreed to, the Committee d.
reccd TO consist OF seven and the House, at O'clock adj
journed.-Ciobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

Communication was received from the Senate Stating
that they had passed the bill "Prescnbing the fees Of
clerks OF the county and corporation Courts and OF the
Circuit Superior Courts OF Law and Chancery," with
amendmentsand that they also agreed TO the amendment
Of the H. Of ID. to their first amendment 10 the bill "pro.
vding for special Courts Of Appeals thatthey had
reeeded from their Is and 9Th amendments the bin con-
corning the Executive Department
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

HNAlRFIELD RACES will commence on the 9TH
ID Tuesday in April next, and continue three days
First day., post sweepsake for colts and ies years
Old one hundred dollars entrance, play orpay sin sub
Mr.. BORIS, Mn w Tsox
Mr.. GARRTsoN, Mn MrNcr
Mr.. JOHNSTON, Mn ADAMS.
sweepstake for colts and FLIES, years old $50 en-
trance, bali forfeit to close the April-fonr or
more to make races TO which there are three subscribers
Second day, Projectors purse, two mile heats, 5000
entrance $f5
Third day, Jockey Club purse four mile heats--en-
trance $50. Purse 5000, without discount
BY order Of the Club.
JOHN MINGE, Tpropte-
RICHARD ADAMS. ( tors.
March H. (I02-2aw3w-wtd1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
LAST NIGHT or THE CAUCUS

Inc caucus met last Evening at o'clock, and adjourn
ed at D. slns noeteTbey constituted Electoral Tic
ket, Of the following gentlemen, viz;
George Loyal Of Norfolk--John Cargll Of Sussex
James Jones OF Notoway-Thomas NJ Nelson Of Meek.
lenourg--h rchibald Austin OF Observation-Disclosures Lo-
moi Halifax-JosePh Martin Of Henry-,wm. Jones Of
Gioueescr--Wm H. Roanc Of Hanovcr--samueI Carr
., A,oemare.LswrencfT. Dsde OF orange--Archibald
~ Harwood OF King and Queen--Samuei Blackwell Of
recommendation Gibson Of Prince wilIlam-In.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
MARRIAGES

On Thursday evening the 9Th instant, by Right Bishop
White Frederick Vincent Eco Virginia. Sus,p daugh,ey or
william Minor, j. Esq. OF this city Phil. CHRONICLE
On the 26 of January last Place Miss
donce oil the Hon George Pondrvle Esq
Gooehand CO. Va second dausbsT Of tho as
Carter H. Poindefte, ESQ of Norfolk Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

The Annapolis Republican OF Tuesday, received yea
tcrday, has the following items relative the proceedings
Of the State Legislature. Both houses il is stated, had
agreed to adjourn on Wednesday, yesterday The Co.
vernon has signed and sealed laws up to number 227
"The bill Modified, relating to the coored popula.
ton OF this State has become law. thas relation
numssion and colonization 900 appropriated for
the latter.
rhe bin has also passed the House of Delegates rela-
tive to the free negroes and slaves, which has relation
the police of those continuing state and is ocrably
rigid i'm of its provisions.
The bill providing mode for the election of electors
Of President and Vice President which passed the House
Of Delegates has been rejected by the Senate.
''Thc resolutions proposed by Mr.. Pigman in the Sc
nate in relation TO the disputed boundaries between this
State and Virginia, have passed beth houses.-BaIt.
Rep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

The report of committee appointed TO investigate the
evils OF lotteries in Pennsylvania that the number
lottery offices in the city and Liberties Of PHILADELPHIA
sere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

swo requested TO state In Justice Mr. Moore, that no
d vpon the oo on former occasi that be preferred dr Van
Bun 70 mI Barbour because lutte difference be-
yen M Barbours ideas Of State Rights snd bs oOus doctrine Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

equitable vsw Of HI sentiments could have been oh.
tained He knew that Mr. Van Buren's vote in the Sc
received instructions from his constituents to do So But
ms speech before public meeting convened at Albany in
ISL to elect delegates to the Harrisburg Convention
which originated tho tariff OF 1925 displayed his views at
large He in that speech declared himself in favor Of the
tariff and expressed his asonshnen that il should have
been supposed that no tariff man. As to his vote
on the Cumberland road II went further than ever Mr..
Calhoun did, 1t upon the question Of establishing
togates upon that rold. having the direct effect 10 en-
croach upon the jurisdiction OF the state sovercignes
But, said Mr. Co. protest against the continual
which has been instituted between Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.
" Mr. Calhoun Is noa candidate for any office:-and
Mr. G., did not know that Mr. Barbour was Calhoun man.
He had read all Mr. Barbours speeches. and he
say there was not sentiment contained in them which
Virginan could not sustain. But it would not do to
read all Mr. an burens speeches. They would disclose
opinions and views which would not enhance his prcten-
ons to the vote Of Virginia He heard for the first time
This evening, that Mr. Van Buren, not in favor Of
distrouhon ot the surplus among the several
States He believed 1t was Mr.. Van Burens PLAN form
cd with the design OF tempting the States; Of holding out
h;r 10 mem ID, nui ms redeemng quality seemed
always supposed, although had been denied in this
meeting, that Mr. Van Buren, the father of the pro-
jcct OF an Exchequer Bank He was convinced thai il
was his procctbut il had become the practice of those
who gave doubtful support to Gen. Jackson to throw all
inc iauit oil any unsuccessful plan upon the shoulders of
the President But with this protection for Mr. " b.
often used he had one fault from which he could not be
cleared He tariff man-at least all his conduct i'm
regard to The tariff policy in its favor But even were
hs doubtful, people did not go to the polls and for
man whom they suspect But we told that we must
sustain Mr. Van Buren, for the benefit of the Republican
party We are told that this born zeal for tho Re-
publican party must be excrtcd in favor of Mr. Van Blu
rem But, ask where he when he was running
Dewitt Clinton against James Madison for the Prcsdcn-
cy! He not the friend of Clinton but his great po
cal enemy He belonged to the Federal party at that
time, and although he has into the ranks frepub
cans at subsequent PERIOD cannot join this new horn
zeal IN according to him our support for the Vice Preden
cy.
Mr. George Booker here requested that Mr. Goode
would yield TO motion TO adjourn, to which Mr.. g. ac
coded, and
On motion Of Mr. Booker the Convention adjourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-03
Handsomely executed
SpleuAia Eurniture.

CHARLES KOONkS,
Cab,nei, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, neat doc
to the corner of .4lfred street.
VUAs on hand, and constantly manufactures agene.
L raj assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for elegance and durability, lefes competition
Ills stock, generally consists OF
Grecian and plain sofas, cOuches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds of drawing room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wsrdrobes
PEDESTAL nd sdeboards with marble tops and mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables with marble and mahogany tops
piller aud block dining, card and breakfast tables
do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
Centric or leo dn
French and various other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Ladies lressing tables with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Ditto aud geutemen's cabinet. secretaries and book
wsshstsntls, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany bird eye and curl
maple aud common bea1s,eads
Cribs cradles candesands shaving do, po table desss
and every other article in the cabinet line.
LIREJP7SE,
Mahogany Of various kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded yencers copaivsInsh, scking bottoms, cords
BEDS, MATTRESSES, so.
The above articles viii be d.posedoffor cash or to
punctual persons on the mos, hberalterms.
Avery extensive patronage from Washington indu
ces me ossy, that lv,u ever furniture to any pur
chasern that city free ofexpence
Turning s. Carving erecuea in thebesf manner
NAV 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-03
Female Academy.
Brooke Lodge, on 81. .4saph Street. 6ei,cee,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .7saph Sfreef. 6eficee''
King and Cameron.
'INHE increased patronage "f TIM" Institution has de
Il termned the subscriber to endea,Or to engage the
services of lady, in every respect qualified to assist in
his important duties
The Ancient and Modern Languages. Music, Draw
ing. Painting &C with the other branches usually
taught in the best Female Seminaries, will comprise
the course Of instruction.
The great object kept constantly in view. is to ele
vate the standard Of Female Education, by mpsrtiDs
sound and useful knowledge, such as viii qualify the
possessor to fill useful and dgnfed station in socie
,y-- all conducted with reference to future
tate.
As the knowledge ofsIl things best tested by prac
teal experience, he respectfully invites those who feel
Interested to visit his School at any time, and ascertain
the advancement, proficiency sc. Of the young ladies
unerhs tuition, that they may andjudge for them
selves
The next session will commence on tie first Monday
in September. WIN. NJ. JONES.
Alexandria, aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-03
DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE

E1ESiRiNG to leave this town, I offer to sell my
~ Dyeing Establishment. either in wholesale or re-.
aN' As may De most convenient to purchasers Also,
my Bottling Cellar with al kinds Divine porter, ale
beer, bottles, bogsheads, &c.
All persons TO whom Imay owe, are requested to
bring their bills AID receive pa, ment, and those who
owe me, to come and settle with me in the shortest
time. or else snail have TO employ collector.
Having be en- todd that some Divers my predecessor,
in this place. had left it, carry ing away with them tie
Goods or Cloths which had been put under their care
and n t being willing 20 do the same, nor TO have
anyreports of the kind made against me, earnestly
request AL persons who lave Goods in my hands, {,
come AMI receive the same before the 2Sh of Octo,.r
inst, or Csc shall have to sci, them for p.ymer, nj
ny labor p. J. SALVErA1.
y. -. have still on hanl Bottled Beer, Ale, ard
Porter. 10 supply my CUSTOMERS
oct iH
~ Georgetown Columbian, National Intelligence,
Baltimore American, three times, and send their
counts to =. j. 3.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-03
DIR. W. JUDKINS'
Patent Specific IMMINENT,
SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, by
VyLLLAM ST.4BLER, agent, .dierandrsa

L safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases, Of which have long bsfed the skin
of medical science:
LIST White swcllings Ct every description:
81 Sore legs and ulcers of long standing;
Sd Schrrus or glandu!sr tuners. particularly those
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which oftentnes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Felons; or VIVA, some people know by the name
of catarrhs, Of every description.
5'h Rheumatic pains oithe joints;
9th sprains aud bruises of every description, OF in
Whatever part situate,
9TH letters OF all kinds In this complaint the "a.
,ien', in applying the ointmt nt must keep the part
nut Of water;
Slh Chilblains or parts Affected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-03

From tie late Hon De TpTn Clinton. Esq Governor of
The State # te,c Yrk, 10 ". Daniel &ee, BookseL
Ter. agent far The sale cfthe Poiadelphts. India Ec
tract. at albany
Dear sir-A f male relative of my family, who has
resided with for many years, had been long sflict
ed with racking palms, omcmes in one Joint and some
times in another, but must frequently in the wrists
shoulders knees, and ANGLES, and sometimes in the
breas, frequently shifting from to another, each
dag bringing with it additional weight of misery de-
privng her of rest day and night, attended with loss of
appetite, iowness of spirits, &c which her physician
termed ;nveterate rheumatism, without being able to
give the least relief Under these circumstances, We
we're determined to try the Poadelphis, or India FIX
tract which advertised agent for the proprietor,
the effects of which far exceeded my most ssngui.:
expectations before she used one box, her pains IN
great left her. her appetite returned, and BY
using three boxes according to the direct on, she is,
under the riies Of Divine Providence restored her
usual state of good health. This being remarkable
cure, under the distressing circumstance plainly
proves the vast importance ofthat valuable mcdi
cine Since the above cure has been performed, my
physician informed me he had himself recommended
it. and used i, in many obstinate chronic and inAamma
tory rheumatic affections with the happiest effects
therefore can, with confidence. recommend It TO all
who ere aboring under the rheumatism in every stage
of the disease; and it, in nay opinion, this medicine WAS
into the army and navy, it would be last
ing benefit to suffering humanity and promote thu int.
rest of the service DE WITT CANTON.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPER.
Druggist, Fairfax street, Alexandria
NOV ft--eo6n