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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

e Rules beId IN the Clerks office Of tue Circ Snpe
W uur Guurtof Law and thancery Gr the county of
anime On the hr,t Monday IA April l-32 II lindsey Ole
man PIN against Robert II. Coleman anu W llliam Cole
Dts.
The defendant Robert H. Coleman, not having catered
his appearances and CIV security actordni tUthe HcIOf
Assembly and the Ues of thi, court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that ne - not an nhabuant OF this
country - 1t otdcrc l; the saId defendant do ear
here the first day Of tie urNt September Tenn and
the Elot the plmnh and that copy Of tins
der be orthw it'll inserted sParer IN the Town
Of Lvuchhurg tOrtwO months sycly and posted at
the FROM door OF the CuuTlhousc % tbs county.
A copy-Teste. JOHN THOMPSON ir. elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

& | SUPER or Court Of Law aud Chaucpry
"a continued ~ adjournment. aud hcid tor H.
"ntt Of Amhsr.l, a the tour housr, on the 1871
''y 81 Aud. is32.
Benjami" osdrn, PlaiHE
.fgai,at
Jesse R.che,or. administrator lie hori ron, With
the Will asaTssd. Of Aurhouy Rnokt, deed, aud
Ahsn'on Rntker DsEudauis;
and Archibald Rob r,eon and Royd Mule, sur
vVi' ( paltnrrs 81 Arcmhaij Robertson. Samuel
Rctd md Boyd Miller, late merchants and par
urrs, trading under the firm Il Afrhiard R,rcrr.
son 60 Afoaitald Robertson. Z. MrIlrr, Bru-
Jemt" ogd'n aud Agnes his Wiz, YiIiWUj,
IgolnR
Rphecca Ea,Ger widow ard relict Of Anthon,
Rue e, decd. Abner Rucker Armrstead Rughr.
Absalom kncker, Naltlu London aud Ann Il hi.
"'i,, Anthony kncktr, j.. and RrbeCca b. his
vie. Nanev Sal Id, ajmmI,trarix II WlJIan.
EaG,, and Ia her o. n CHI, "a Iuieha.er OF sal
Anthony J.. ard wife, Vnland Rrteson, William
\ II has II, Jafn. Erhpcca Jane, Mary L., Va
TIia aud Jesee Rlehsson, infants ind ii agr o.
t~rriy one years, by Commlssierei Bfuagh, lhea
"a r'igu specially assigned 10 defend them IA ihrs
,u,t Lindsey CoetlI and Arm his W.T., Amthe
Greg ", Jesse Richrson, administrator de hpnl.
non, VIII til vii ID If Antbony RuCkeG
decd. A,nbIos Rocker aud Nelsoa {. Dawson *
ocu'of- ot $ nj Antony Rock r, drcd. B"njaol
rytl executor OF Spencer Norpell decd B.n
Jdu. IL Iallat,tr8. Sre,tf Of Amherst county aud
AZ >uch administrator "i Ellis Nlls decd Rich
AID II Burk,, J Ia Bullock aud Jamrs Bullock
surviving par#n us 1T Gait Bullock x Go. CnI>-
wei a.rey, 9ane, GarIsna, heorge W. Ia,
re' hcta,d Blnhs Ndu.m shelton md At'hur
b. Da,tS Defendant,
~ CUANCERY
IIese cares camr 90 TO- he heaId tog ethpr, aud
were argued by cuun,,l ca roo.i ela'ron wh rcol
the oort dot, orl"r ha the defendant, Amb,o,
Rue k,r and n Ispn C. DnN 500 4fc tire pSrrutnr~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28
F'EstsEFg1 NIEsEeE

ENLOBllA. Lavender aud Cologne Water
II poaatum, Fancy Soaps @e. u just
we'd and lor sac 10y u. X LYMAN.
June II &
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

CHLORINE Y0OYll WASH.
ENNTRAcI OF BuCHU and oil of Can.
ID = taardln. warranted genuine Just received
and iaf sale ON the most accom- indicating terms. bv
=. K. LYMAN.
june : f.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

ESlEelNlA--tt Nale. hplaru me ,rk', 'ese'
- IL tntmt Superior Court II law nrd t1!e''1 -.
The county =, Euckmr m the seventh day # My -
Joha II. 30 I.-oU john Johnson, PLAN III, IL
MID ri Johnson, admir-. with TIT viii annrNrd OF
johnson, rr.'d TO-, iosrsou, Robert ,l1de ana w
g ~, Vie, !iruu'.. jnhuseu Mp, oU johnson r
der Juha.ou. "a mas johnson, :to'rrl 90. ~
i r.. and EualDell ms vic, Deondants IN 'p''s
ry ,u
aa defendants Robert johnson, and Thomas 1eas'
t,ons al Frances JON soH) having entered ht''
aHce ana gwen security according To the Atl 81
bly, and the Rules hls Court, aud It HIpo M -
factory evidence, that they moi iHhal"ms niiiis
lry II Isordcicd, that the laid 1bser Drrndt's
here the first tal oftilc nCNt sept term, ana r..
the bill Of the PI1iuuts, and hat copy 1T TINS
forthwith inserted in neNspafc or pubiI'hed IL me
oI I.ynCHhurg, for months >uCcessNel an"
the front door the euut house of the snid totsa
Copy-Tcstc X. ELDRiDoI, !. IL =.
June T. "-m
7ENuEOrglnal and genuine Compound CHI
II u lnr cleaning u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

The reader will perceive, by the brief account
of The Senate proceedings. under the proper lead,
tina, the debate on the Tariff has been brought to
Il close in that body Tor the present--the entire
subject OF the Tariff tose'"er with an inquiry in
to redu, ton of the price of The public lands,
and the question of transferring them to the
States--the whole forming a sort oil omnIum "a
therum-having been committed to the Commit
tee on Manufactures, to consider and report
thereon.-Mut. Int. Of yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

FLouR.-We have no material change to no.
tice in the prize of Flour. The wagon price con-
tnues about "a so: in most cases fraction over
Sales from stores, limited, at 62a s.;
selected lots at 20.
CLOVER SEED continues scarce, and is now
selling at So 90.
Woop. The prices of this article continue as
they were quoted in our last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24
.Nuns. h&OeSt.
THE EUROPEAN FIRE KING

- EGS TO Iutorm the inhabitants of this city that he
~ has engaged the Theatre for One Night, where he
will go through the whole of his Astonishing Expert
ments on SATURDAY, the "A h of March, 1882.
Mons e. will explain tn the compan, the simple
process of taking Oil heated between 400 aud 500
degrees; Molten Lead, Sealing Wax. &C and will
show the p of Prussic Acid on the hum STEM
and will conclude with his Grand Display Of FIRE
WORKS ne will en,era Temple Of Fire composed OF
300 cartridges, and remain in that immense body OF
fire ill suit OF Clothes is consumed his person
eHv.ns the otter injured forming Of the most
brilliant spoctacles ever witnessed.
- Doors npeDat7 7; performance to commence al
,'cock. Places may DC procured y, John Vests
J Box and Pit so cents; Gallery IS MR. %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

The Market.-The improved condition Of the
Cotton market continues. Flaxseed sells at 81
per fierce in the rough. There Is rather more
dung in Flour; Rye Flour, 4a4i; yellow North
River Corn has been sold at Scots; Southern has
sold as low as 4Octs. In other things, there are
no important changes since our general review of
the last wesk.-N. y jour. Com. March 21st.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24
BALTIMORE MARXET-MARcH 9.

Flour There is not the slightest variation in
the marke,-wagon price in Howard street re-
mans at S4.75 and sales to limited extent have
been made at S4.s t4.87i. We hear Of moth
ing doing in other descriptions.
Grain receipts during the week have
been unusually limited. There has been no first
quality white wheat, suitable for family -four, at
market for several weeks past Best red is worth
Csc. and inferior qualities have been sold from
60 to 95. according to quality and condiio
Corn Sales Of White at SO 40c. and Vel.
low at Al Acc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24
office.

4 PPLICATI0N will be made for the renewal OF eef-
"A 6caes for twenty-five shares of stock Of the Ma
rine Insurance Compsn, Of Aexsndria, issued N the
name of James Gunn Nos 5733 to $751; dated ZTth OF
May, 1885, that have been lost or mislaid.
mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24
domestic Goods
GEORGE CAREY.

Corner Of Baltimore e. Charles-sis.. Baltimore,
MAS tor sale general assortment of DonEs TIC
Z GOODS consisting, in part, of
"Wsithsm.," "Appleton" Lowell +" /" Ha.
milton" Nashua" Exeter Avery"
and "Pitts6eid" MANUFACTURE
Which will be sold favorable terms oy the pack.
a re or piece. mar 2-2aw3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

llntely receivea,
4 FURTHER supply OF
"A Iardrelh's Garden Seeds
Iucerne Seed
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
Swans panacea At Philad' pha prices
Aciiulated Lemon Ij'ops, III boxes
Haydeu's Jdontagic Balsan
Also on hand, a large assortment of DRUGS and
CHE HICiLS of the best Qualities, at wholesale and
r.taI WM SrABLER
81 mo %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

Schr Columbia. from New York for this port,
was spoken on Monday last BY the brig Sarah,
from l. for New York, off Chncoteaguo.
Schr. Washington, Knapp, hence at \. York
18th inst.
Schr. Jew, Stoddard, cleared at Boston for
this port l9,h
Schr. Mary Ellen, M'Kuight. hence at Charles.
ton 10th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

IO,rn Mesang .-The friends of COL r. VI
Johnson met last evening at the District Court
room, pursuant to call in the morning papers.
JOS. Worrell, Esq. was called to the Chair, Col.
John W. Thompson and F. Stever, Esq. were
appointed Vice President, and Messrs Hedeli-
Us and Laws, Secretaries. A preamble and Sc
rles of resolutions we're offered by Col. Page, and
adopted; committee of fifteen was appointed to
make arrangements for dinner gu the arrival of
Coll. The meeting was addressed by Coils.
Thompson and Page, z, Philips, and l.. W.
Rvokman ESD s. Gaz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaNDRLs, (D. c.
ARRIVED. MARCH %,

ARRIVED, MARCH %,
schr. Virginia, Harris, New York; freight for
the District.
Schr. Oscar, Guy, CANA; flour TO J. C.Vowell.
Schr Globe. Lucas, do do do.
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Bait; freight &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

The Pittsburgh and Wheeling papers represent
the Ohio as being in fine na,igable order, and
we'll occupied with boats Of all sizes, ascending
and descending with merchandise and Passen-
gers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

A fine full length portrait Of the last surviving
Siguer Of the Declaration of Independence, has
iust been published from the photographic press of
Messrs. EndicOtt and SWEET. 1t is taken from a
painting executed b. Hubard in his best STYLE
The work is one Of quite recent date. and as tits
the latest portrait of our ,snerahe fell citizen,
50 is it likely to be the last. The lthos,apher
Ia, been pc, liarly happy in the execution OF his
undertaking; the striking character of the like
ne, Is well preserved, and the whole works. I'm
'shed III mastery and beautiful manner.
Baltimore fine. lean.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

Counterfeit five dollar bills of the Fulton Bank
to a considerable amount. were put into clrcuia
ton in the city Of New York on Monday. lively
persons have been arrested and committed on tn
charge of having circulated them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24

Extract Of letter received in Baltimore. by
the last Southern Mail, from the Editors ot the
Richmond Enquirer:
"CoLuMBus, Ga. March 10, 1882.
E. Conference.-The man who robbed the Daak-
inu house in London Of 45, Goo, was arrested here
this dav lSun,tyJ from bis own confession. He
mad presen,ed a hill at the bar of The tavern for
PIOO. Tie St-sn-keeper sent II to Mobile.
Alabama. 10 ,eSt rs goodness, wnen the merchant
carried 1t to The Consul, md there foG nd out the
whole affair; but before the Consul had arrived
here. the prisoner had made his confession. and
gave up g5. SOC. He passed here BY the name Of
+. Scott. but acknowledged that his right name
was Thomas Glew."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-24
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH "a, 1882.

The Richmond Wing Of the slst says-"'rhe
General Assembly of Virginia will adjourn final
ly this day. after the second longest Session in
our history, and the most memorable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
pENNSNI.V ANA
FENlNN Nv NlNIN.
Extract Of II letter to the Editor OF The United States
Gazette dated

Extract Of letter To the Editor OF The United States
Gazette, dated
UARRGsBuRG, Dec 5 1882.
No business was done in the Senate to-day, the
Electors having been in session IN Tie Senate
Chamber
In tie House an election took place for Speaker,
which resulted N the choice of Dc Samuel Ander-
son, a National Republican. The vote stood Tor
Anderson SO, Thomas G. Mct;ulloh %, Thomas
Ashbrdgc s. Mr. Rend, the Jackson candidate
oy Il letter addressed to the members, withdrew his
name before the ballottings commenced, after
which the Jackson members all voted lor DR.. An
derSon.
The preliminary business of appointing commit
tees TO wait on the Senate and Governor, having
been gone through, Mr. Heating offered the follow
ing set of spirited and decided Joint resolutions in
favor Of the Union of the States, and in opposition
to Mobilization, and pedging the tate 10 assist the
General Government IN the maintenance and en-
orcement of the constitution and laws of the Unit
cd States.
| The resolutions were received with manifest
marks of appreciation by the House, and the usual
number ordered TO be printed. 1t is believed they
vii pass without dissenting voice
Resolutions relatipe 10 the Uaianoftfe STATES and
| TIC Constitution Of the JRltcG States
Res0ired, by the Senate and House OF Rcpresen-
,atvcs ct the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in
General Assembly met, That the Constitution OF
the United States. and the laws of the United
States made in pursuance of the Constitution.
are the suprema law of the land to which
every citizen OF the United States obedience
and thatnc authority whatever can reieass him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17

10 IN f,.se bg arm, t,c al efauii,a1it'ien j. bu;
BY the lOth section, nrtclel, oftie constuuton
ofthe United States i,is isos ,ici iha, mo State
sha without the consen, Of fong,ess, krrT
'i'roaps aips n wdr IN fame efpeaes Inter m
10 ny asresm-r n by eJapa.t ieBh shofHtH
+ SrATf,' untess Actually invaded or m such
if,nltieni aap tt as VI not admit OF d'iay
lft3ezehu n conflict beiseen the anflrftcs
81 the stateof : .rh Csso''na, al IN GHtd
siales should aI>ue.,t n,lsI l. >patzft soss t''
iJtmer IN vefalioo oft'ie Constitution and Laws
II tie United .,c.. Tia. 64st 9ses tten mnsl
inesalliy ean. from 'r.e %n'iifasi,5p ffat IT,
,,urse To- the ofi-ers of,a. Customs nj - 're
Cutefs. - plan, aila dstnstlY eAr.e1 ~ b.
tue gesenle laNs aui 81. la. .te ~ - 81
saihsl= n l1rte q ,tIsr tt- : ate III P.es#efil'
nm cal u the aiI .t NUttant otaer Size opd
Of The Amy anJ Ntsv raIs tetyti sat so1i
bs commenced -p1 Woe pracf - tn Government
10 maintain is Authority 0,oag', 70 lie .sat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
,,.s all, re,.,tn md the STAN upon IL

a. lis s,ef,s, will reiafn, nno lhe SIAM upon us
naonal character III IL transferred, AMI remain
al eternal BIO: on the memory oil Loose who caused
tue disorder. -,
FtHow titizens of the Ua.ol States The
tirea, of unhallowed disnaoa-tie MINES ~ those
once respected, by whom i Is ulerod-thc array
Of snary torre 10 supper, II ==deeo'e To oplfoaeh
n a erisis ~ our AFFAIRS on winch the co"unuHnee
IL oar uueNaup.fd pos ~, oat poit'" 'A's
irnce and psraaps thai a. II Ire Goyc'nn MS
may d,ucfd TIE coz iaae;Hs demanded free -
fili and csplsit eaansi N 10. oaiV 90 '". 'h,'h
,lons but Of ny pnnaP.as II acton "n' ha IN
ann wac ass rt,l of r.eul ~ a Stfe 10 anfH
the l.,rs of Of tie Uniot aaa we Ia sce'ut ifen
II al ASSURE n ffnhk Htets,n .. my opinions
in relation 10 tie a.e5# aa3 fs,n ot our f1feta=
n,eu, md the rnEsiEnasph J zlse 10 t1e i7sua
tafnt Nv winch II was created. seelred 10 hr p"p'
Having the fldca conn Inc IN 1e lns'n''' "i IN
le,sI and cons iitltinna opinion 81 my d1i"s which
he brrp rXprnfsst f.tv w. equal conf ienae
-, ,,r undivided suaaalt IL my Determination 10
,,,,,,o The iavs-=t1 pfestlsc tn Union 10y all con
.t,.t.fion,l mean 10 lff.si Il possible by mbia.
fate 30, frm measures the necessity ~ recourse
.. forsc aud If be the vii of Heaven TINT the -
s1rrrncc of .is rridesal curse on man i1r the shed
dur of hrolhci lla6d should fall upon our lard
Tint II be not cnied dpVn ~ any offensive act on
lhcrar, # tho Unred Slat.s.
Tegoy.ciizens 'i'he momen'ons case 10 before
Won On yout Undivided support of your govern
nerf, depends the j, slon of tho cra, question It
,nyolyrs whtihef your sacred mon Will be pre-
gerycd and the blessings Il secures to Us as one pto
nleehallbc pctpo5n'ed. No oae tan doubt that thf
un,n,1iiiy with whlrhtbt decision VIII be es
nresscd, viii bc sisl as 10 INSURE new confidence
n republican institutions, AID tat the Wuleher,
ll.o wisdom. and courage wi5chh VIII bHne iot'e9
delencc. viii rousnitfhem an,nParld ana 'hFleoi-
aled, TO oar chllfen.
Nav the rrcai Ruler Of NATIONS grant that
the a,,nsl boss.hss with winch lie has favored
ours. may not 10y tn nalness oil party of personH
ambition lie distegarded and host y may hia "lSe
Providence brme THOSE who have produced tn
.,ip,s. 10 fcc thu ieIy hfiete d. set tt n.#f3
of civil s'r,fc and ms r. attsaf'.ug T.t,ra' II
that Un.ouwlt,a II We may darc Do !.n'itne
hi, trsigns he haaehnsen n ~ only nc"ne -
atain!ug fho htch dfstnes 70 winch We m1y Tea
sonaby nSpnc.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
United States 10 b. hef.unto affixed, having
s,ypcd the same Vii ny band
Done ntthc CITY of W ashinsion his i0h day ol
ncccvbor IN the year OF ON Lord one llon
sand .lch, bundled aud thirty 'wo, and of tde
Iud.ncndcnce of the Un,tcd States the my
seventh. ANDREW JACKSON.
by tho President
Epw rlyjNGsfeN.
SctretofH0f = 8ie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
DOMESTIC NEWS.
SUPREME COURT AND TIE CHGRO-
KEGS.

KEGS.
Macon, (GEoN Ny. 80
Mr.. Elisha w. Chester Counsel for the Chero-
KEGS, has notified The Governor that application
would be made to the Supreme Court of the Uni
tel States lis sesSionon tie Sd day Of Febluary
1883, to issue further process to carry into effect
It's former Judgments and DEGREES, rendered in GER
tain cases, wherein 5. a. Worcester and Eleazer
Brtor are considered plaintiffs in error, VS.. the
State of Georgia defendant in error. The Governor
yesterday communicated tie not ICE to the legislature
expressing the same unequyocal resistance TO this
usurpaon OF sovereign rights, as he has hereto
fore recommended, and repeating his same det.rm-
nation to resist 1t 10 the whole extent OF his author
Ity.
The communication ofthe Governor was reiarred
to tue oInt committee the state of the Republic
AdrefttScr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17

Mr. wilcber novel ,ha, The ioint order lie pos,
poncj until Thursday next lie would briefly
s'ate thai he not prepared TO vote for the ean
dida,es who would probably be pu, in nomination
not bsiag fully satisfied TO their opinions somt
highly important painis--whe q, Inc same time HI
did not propose - PIT any candidate IN mamma
ton. lie Josircj that the election should b.posipo
ned.-- Afltr some debate rejected.
The order Of lie day consequently proceeded
"a aud hr. 6l.mer nominated Wm e. Rhes Of III,
eo'sty 81 Ai5ematie.
- Notwithstanding no other etnti'man wa
r1ninAied IN interesting debate 'nsued Oh th'
nomination, FOR which nc rcgre, We lave bot room
H. the course ei Il, extracts from isitc Of Mr.
Eiyes 3as feud, IN hi.h he Jr-, trci ibat lie VA
Anti rarltf Anti Baot. Naturalization. aud .
firm supporter oftbe policy of,hc present admins
un,i,u.
The nomination OF blr Rivcs having been COM
nuuicettd teihs Senate, and 80 othet eanlijate
lm,ysug ben fJut IN nomination by Ihat body-the
loU Ma caHe6, and The vote 500 as follow -
Tor WILLIAM &. va Mcssrs. Banks
ISpraset. Riley, Colebun. G,lmer, Randolph,
Pcrsinge., Z mn, Stuart, AlcCuc. Mays, Pes
ton, Pate, Faulkner. Miller " Son Of Boteionr
Campbell, Ghoison, ,e.ieB, Patlcson Of Bnekint
mgham, Yaneey MeGomas, bearing, Cheatham.
Dicbetsou, I.oane Of Charles CRY, Richardson.
Ppu"son of GAe3;effeli Pend,con, Thornton
Wilson Of Cumberland. 8rodnox Richie, Daniel.
Marshall, Wallace, Stephenson of Fayerfe, Pa1ne
jlaius. Hale Woods, smith "fC.'1ces.ar. Wal
tius, VI GHmant, Anderson, Steward Bruce. Satee,
Iioanc d lan9ger, Mullen, Goa k'ncheee. VII
"a, rry lla5a.aal lta,s p.,r,cr ~ ..,eas,e.
m Am It. F. It.,.,son ro,l,r pom.
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oo,,, ,l,,;. =, rho CONFERENCE.-The, If tho "a,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17

CLAIMS NNAPLES.-Thc United States
ship Concord, captain Perry, has arrived at Ports
mouth, ~ H. aitera passage Of fifty days from
Naples The Hon Mr. Nelson, American Charge
DIES aiiares at Naples, is passenger, and is tie
bearer ct treaty providing for the payment ofilro
m'@to"S enc h"mdred and fifteen hoasa7d &oUa,S
OF the CLAIMS OF the American merchants upon the
NeapoNtan Government, for snoliations upon our
commerce during the occupation of the throne of
Naples by Murat The amount is to be paid in
nine years, with interest of four per ccntum until
PAID It's stated that the claims had been refused
ONLY three days before the piesen, treaty was CON
Guided, and dispatches to that effect were actually
forwarded to our Government by Mr.. Nelson.
ms fortunate conclusion of the negotiation is at
tf'buted to our naval demonstrations in the neigh
borhood of that capital
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
UNITED STATES BANK.

The President having expressed great anxiety
abon, Ie safety otlhe Government funds in The
National Bank, VIC have taken occasion TO make
some enquiry, pursuant to ouf Practice ~ matte $
wherein we suppose error 10 lie Fruly the ap
prehenslons OF the Chief Magistfar. now SEEM 10
MS almost ludclous A. he ti,ne when lie Pres.
ds't ~roIe-wo should say al The time he ssnes
Tin Aiessag -lherr IN tie Treasury, FIJI
s.atenrn, o. the sius,e' eftat bank on tbe Is, Of
November.
According . taat s;7.ar ~. appears hai he
whole Of the claims Of every description against the
Bank was ms fellows;
For notes IN Circulation, SIT 969 1913 36
Deposits Of ali binds, Ii. $50, $40 90
The holders Of funded debt redee-
lnabc, 4,741 ,696 As