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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31
May 81.

TftRGlNA-At Superior Court Of Chancery, held at
W The town Of Lynchhnrg, the 29h day of Octnher
lt3O.-Esha Greer, PHI. against William Paisley Peter
Lyon, stephen Preston, Jun'r. Co. Thomas Hip
plnStall, and Leflwich Davis, d Company, DTS.
On the motion ofthe Plaintiff, 10y counsel tho Court doth
order that the J0le entered in this heClerk
Of tins court IN the month of July lsg dIsnsg same
for want Of amended bill he aside the cause
be again PLACED the Docket be farther proceeded
in unless the defendants before third day of the
term heF after they shall have been served with copy
this order, show cause To tho contrary.
The Foregoing u true Copy of order made in the
above cause by tho ofeld the papers records
OF which cnurt remaining my office clerk of The
Circuit superior Court of Law gnt Ganery for the town
of fynchhurg, ppFfuartt law
TGsts b. RODEs,'ck.
May 10 wam
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sTnLLATER FRnM ErRopE

This morning, oar news schooner Evening Ed
ton rame up from the ship Splendid, Captain Fish,
bringing US Bremen papers to April 10Th con-
tanning Landon aud Pans dates each 10 the 18Th,
inclusive
The accounts are , IL days later from London.
and three from Paris, than before received
P,Rls, April 1.-THE Cholera still continues
It's rayages bat its intensity is little abated
From Mondly noon t2 yesterday, the numb II ct
fresh Gases is 9s5, deaths $50 The President
OF tue Comnnn Council contnues to grow better
and better.
The number ofporsnns Of note attacked continues
TO augment. Among them Is the Prince Casteci-
Gala, the Ncapoltsn Ambassador, but his attack IS
Fk2resented as not very srrions. In the Spanish
Ambassadors suit sqme persons have been attack
et and one IS dead. Madam Pcrier, wife ofStl-
pioa Pcricr, brother 10 the Prime Minister. died
ytslfrapy et thoierp as also NJ Eissou an ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31
DOMESTIC NEWS.

EALr1MoRr, May 81
Fho Jlclistn Convention adjourned ycttsr,Iay
We learn that Tho address 10 the People OF the u
nlted States, reporter by the Committee appoiu.
ted Tor that purpose, was not accepted by the Con
ventOn
The nomination of Martin Wv BrRRx for
tn Wee Presidency has gwen more satisfaction
to The opponents than TO the supporters of Gen
Jackson SO far as we have heard. 1t presents the
question broadly To the People, whether the pre4-
sIden' shall have the power to designate bis SUE
cessor We haYe no tcnrs of tie response 10 this
question. ltwl be lnthe negative, and Gcnora
Jackson VII earu, that however strgrls he may re
he cannot carry Mr. YaN BcREN on his back
Cirpuiclc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

We understand by a passenger in the schr An
bastode, from St Johns e. f thar Col Gadsden
has made a treaty with the Seminole Indians by
which they all agree to move West of the Misss-
snpl Fho whole 10 remove within three years. or
earlier il practicable
A delegation ofthe chiefs is to 60 on to examine
the country, aud to make necessary arrangements
Col. iadsden was to proceed to Washington i'm
mediately. tCfayifSt0G Couricr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

Two respectable colored men Of Natchcz. Mis-
i'Sslpl have been depuedb by their brethren to yisf
liberia remrn and make repu. CT their oljtervu-
noPS' sou has been advanced by the Colonization
society to dgtroy ther expenses, and they aye daily
expected at Washirg,urp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

Ahe following IS the superintendent of Rcpresen-
tahEcs anlons the several States under the act of
Congress recently passcd The ratio of rcprescn-
tatinn Is Il 7nO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

Prosress Of Cipli=atioa.-A gentleman writes
from Arkansas, to his frisnd in this place " Re
Jolee with ne there has been no murder committed
this tortni ghtl" Hrats1ille ddrocate,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

W. speak od ypod authority, when we say in
reply 10 the InTaifeI, that Judge Wilkins will no,
decline berns candidate for the Vics Presidency,
whatever may be the decision of the Baltimore
ConVehtlon hat that he Will stand by the uomina
ton OF has aatlve Stat I'hil Senttae}.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

Rcpos'd Repoiatoa-The ship Douglass.
Captain 3oarnc mt New York from Rio Jooeiro.
spoke On the 3othuIt. British ship from Pcrnam
bacA The Captain informed Captain Bourne.
thata revolution had broken out and ttqt the Porlu
guesc and Bm2ilians were Murdered daily
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ming The annexed letter from tins gentleman
NV ORbEtSs, April Doth 1872
II A4e Edttor NJ tbr -H5biic Pairja'
DIAN SIR Confined IN prison IN the city Of
Now Orleans, have u request Of you as an act Of
justice, permission TO present through the columns
Of your papermy ,oIomn denial Of thc truth Of the
Charge upon which have beea arrested The cx-
isteneo of such frau on tAa State Bank wa. az
much unknown to me as to you, and of the money
winch IL IS alleged | received, positively deny
that dollar ever remained ia ny hands SO much
money has passed through my honl5 for othors,
thai wee all 10 turn out frauds ought To be m
men5cly wealthy. wish further to deny the coz
rcctnoss Of tn impression that Inns gone abroad,
that was fleeing from the country | an as any-
iou5 any one can be 10 investigate this matter
To ungagel the mystery, and only ask Of an impair
tai community to suspend their judgment until
shall be heard, and If do not present myself be
fore II With testimony to prove myseIf un injured
man. shal, be content 70 sink loaded with the *
ecratio's Of an indignant people as the author Of a
rIma So foul aud Infamous
MDSET ~ r. AICEp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

F,om lm1tylam. The ship EoeIe Capt Nyc.
has arrived At Nav Bedford in n days from Am-
stcrJam NJ change odtakcn ps',a in thu affairs
Of the Duich aud the I}elgians. Accounts from
France stated that the cholera was increasing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

TIE is}ouri Insurance 60 al s. Louis the
FIST established Wa>i ofthe Misst5sppi has dcclar-
en- dividend Of 20 per cent, for the last year
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-31

A.n5nz :hs nl sensary a. Nnsg York from Ha-
yre. ID our I.si gisAel contrymIn, Vlalta gton
FIRING. Wln rcgisits the Uni.cd Stats after an ali
srncc Of seventeen years.
M Van Bursa It, sui, vas about leaving
PARIS fol the Rhine, and dsscea1ia thar river to
Holland to pass thence into In ,.auj, aud embark
a, Liverpool about the lot June.
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FINN Lhr N.h,le Pakrsal

From tr HDb,ie Patys11
Mr. BAgEa-Wc received by the mail last eve.
ming The annexed letter from tins gentleman
NV ORhEtTs, April 26th. lo32
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16
TRIST SALE.

HpY WITH, of - trusi daod oxe1lted ~ WiItn
\ - A Gambler 10 tie subscriber aud Jas. -
Gambler, brnlng date the 25th Nov l-29, and re
corded IN tie fl.rk's Office Of the County Count Of
Campbell. and lor purposes therein mentioned, the
subscriber ~ aelns trustee wili proceed IN sfllby
way of public auat0n or the prcmtsfs arfenfy mo
ucy, ON the e)1 dly oiAluch, is32, tic following
tracts Of land llns N thu County Oft ambell ie"t
one Tract eahlann - acres br the same mofe or.
less, formerly conveyed by James candlcr q Eliza
both ms wife 10 William A Cnder-also. anetll
cr tract containing ~ acres he he same more or
less, lying uatacn aua slr Of the Richmond Road
ia ia. County Of cuuphol--aso tho following
personal property 10 Wit an the erep ofcorn, foil
lar aud oar4, , hsad ofcatllc, u hpasl / fea'l-
rr bed Cheuey bureau, > Walnut tabIe--
Poplar ubIr-pne cupboard de- chairs &c.
The utlc Is hellefea bc Unique tlonnhlr but tn
subscriber will convey to the purchasers only such
ttc as is vested III mm 10y virtue Of the trust deed
aforesaid I " RlSOUE, acting trustee.
Feb Ii. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16

4,.f. Of d minority, As weak "a numbers as Il Is
..,, #, talent and violent IN .uudue'. at deHae
LIN, the Farewell Address with u precision 50
.,,.,.ohs that one rai.-ht he almost excused f.
l,..,ip- that It's author was gitrd with lie spr
,t,.,obecv. all that b. did no: draw dom MO-
ions f.ars which swrl'.d his patrol bosom.
~. mod far down the 81 ala Of tune, AT beheld
h-,,,cd country whose interests be had -odesIly
n, heart and tn perpeiaity OF whose institutions he
~. naturally desired the prey Of contendng fac
...,,.--torn asgnder by the rash hands Of her own
..,l,,,ops children In that address the Nuiify
..l s,ll themselves reflected in a mirror & the
.,r,.,toess and sol mnitp with which Gen Wash
..,.on yarn9d taa psopl aeh'ns, 'tcif designs,
ms TO llralsha saoj rr.son tor tnsir refusal to
,-..,,,ts IN a celebration IN which the pcrasal Of
10, A,plgss. to assembled mntndcs Will form a
Imminent part W caa indeed conceive Of no
A.r ,,,al reason for the refusal of these eent!e-
.,.., t do honor to the memory "t the " first Pres
l.,., ofths UgtdStatas for, standing alone in the
.,.,,, and yias Of H. services, in the greatness
..r... FINN, AMI in tie majesty Of his character
.,.,. -. no dancer that tn act would ever be here
IT,. drawn INTO a precedent to sanction the olous
,.e,,,,,eolmu-wafsb There viii be no aeoad
ty..,lpg,on.to the end Of tmne-or,s should there be
,5,r. could be noraasoaabe objection to paying to
,,s.,,b,Is living and tahs memory waen dad,
r.4p.-, and ytaeratoa which such rare char
,.. tiog,ie earthbnl once in It long are SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16
TRUST SALE.

X y compliance with the deed Of trust executed 10
u. ne by Samuel q Noryell, for purposes *.
pressed III the sind decd, | shall proceed to sell.
on Thursday the I'D February, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, all of the Household and
Kitchen Furniture of said Samuel q. Noryell, at
the house formerly occupicdby him, opposite the
VuEinlan Ohee.-1he greater part of the turni-
Jurr Is very valuable. Those wishing such in the
way of housekeeping will find II to Their interest to
attend
Tcims--hll sums under Sl00. casl--all above
800 loar months credlt--wlth approved endor-
scrt WIN c. FRAZER, Trustee.
Feb II 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16

gHVIiE Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 The Sheriff
Ia Of County, Greeting " hcrras
Nicholas IlanIsan, trustee for the Naturalization
of John II SmIlh and himself MS SECURITIES for
james Huntington, Adm Of Waiter bennington,
deceased, for the hers Ut iaw and distributes Of
Walter Dunuueton deceased, for the creditors Of
Jaincs and Waiter Huntington, and for Janrs
Dmuu,lnn, under an agreement Of tae lltb Al
gual, l-l9, Of record IN the lluauugs Court ot
Lyuchbure, Al Superior Court Of La%, held for
Campbell county, On Tie day ot September,
1924, by the a6amcut OF that Court recovered a
salust Jo2oph bondlani the sum of 4,2l5 IS cnla,
70 be d'sehaIesd - he payment Of one hundred
aud seven dollars and ninety cIrlt cents, with iegal
interest th.reob, from thc I'm day Of January,
1890 TIL pad and so ~ cents, costs whereof the
SAID i}uudrant IS convict as appears To Us Of record
and. whereas s'ura the roud rug Of the SAID iudg
mcut, the SAID Nicholas Harrison hath dopaftod
thi5 If, mtc5tare, and administration Of all and
singular H. GOODS and chattclg, rghs and credits
hes been M duo form committed 10 the hand, OF
Somu,l Bransford Sergeant Of the Corporation of
Lyuchburg ncycriholess execution Of the SAID
Judgment still remains to be made: We therefore
command you as at another time you have been
commanded that You make known u the said
Joseph Bundraat that he be before the JUDGE our
Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery, hol
den for Campbell county, at the Courthouse, On
the 2Glh day of April next, to shew cause, il any
he can, why the said Samuel Branstord Sergcan
Of the Corporation Of Lynchburg and as such, od
n,lnistrotor of Nicholas Harrison, deceased, eKccu
rion of the judgment aforesaid may not have, If t.
him it seems expedlent, and further to do and re
ceivc what SAID court shall this part consider
And have then thers this VIA. w taess, John Alex
andor Clerk Of our said Court, the 18th day O
February, 1882. In the seth year ofthe Common
wealth. JOHN ALEXANDER.
February l6 4w
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WATCUs.OSY.

g. SILVER WATCH makers name Abia,
"a ton. Liverpool, No 1874 vas talen out Of e
lodging room. IN the Vrginion Office on Saturday
night last A reward Of d. viii be gwen Tor tle
return ofthe sad Watch 10 the Subscriber, living =.
the VreYmn odiee Lyn,hburg
ALBERT WADD1LL
F,b o. ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16

TUIllE undersigned having engaged IN business
"a under the style OF Hoffman y Wlatt, do rcs
pcctrly inform the public and thcir friends, that
they have made arrangements with Robert w
Collins on the corner, leading from Maln.slr to
Friends Warehouse to Buy Hides for Us and to rc-
coyc hides to be tanedon shares. Cash at Tn high
est prices or leather WILDE given IN exchange
Also, ut our Tan Yard, on the turnpike road, near
Lyuchburg every attention rendered 10 give suits
fuctou. Thc business will be conducted entirely
by David Hoffman. Persons who are IN the habit
OF getting tan bark would DO web 10 call soon as
we wish to close contracts for what we will want as
carly as po.s lblc--chcsnut oak and spansh oak
would be preferred DAVID HOFFMAN,
ROBT II WATT.
February l6 Is
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PHRlIIC NOVE6E,.

VENHE Spring and Summer Session Of the sub
n scrbcr's School will commence on Monday
the fifth day Of March ensuing
Tuition and boarding as heretofore Tho session
will terminate on the 3lst July.
= 5. The strcrcst attention viii be paid TO the
Impairment Of Students. JOHN {. REID.
Feb - 3tlf
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sud Lofty. -. a.f .-...-, o. sa,h
o.sasions-but seass as.a ,. an.,d y IN tie
aaarr's am Other dle1a.a ,--t.n-s If baro-
r'bie' Senators thatws hss 80 loom FL thr carls
and controversies Of mo- .alt5 ld..,ss' aio
arc so SIMPLE as 10 follow such t,a.trisus 6 M
Fes--tor,e'tins thai he eag.a may scar To ens
"hch It VIE mwise IN the tortoise to essay
W om.wast admire the d,s.r.t.on ii Mr.
Chm ut, how ger lis Card, alb. II not loetltal.
contains words that burn and from IT. contents
one would imagine that he vas ready to stand up.
on his defence With sword or pistol, a the cue
might require. But no such thing and herein ne
exhibits more praiseworthy prudence than euhar
of the honorablts" into whose exalted society
his conversation with Mr. Van Bursn has faltu-
natcy or unfortunately thrown hun Il fling.
the lie direct IA the teeth fhis enemies more
than once ,but he tates care 70 use all proper pr
cautions to render TIT insult harmless To himself
be informs us, " 70. the lhel ON myself contained
n THIS publication, deemed it my duty to arrcs.
James Watson Webb, the EDITOR ofthc Courier
and Enquirer who Is now in the custody Of the
Marshal lie seeks to avengc himself by means
ofihe Misunderstanding pleas and ralonlsrs for
powder and baIl-a most praiscworthy determine.
tom lnasmaeh as he may, by such a course, prove
the taIschood Of the charges against HIM md thus
N1d'otc his character, whereas, his death. or TINT
OF his antagonist, on the It field If honor could have
30 such purifying ele#t now thotthc ia% Of bat
de- has ceased to b jod'eidrosot, the tfrm'oa-
t'o whereof MS Wont to be rcsmded as the iniaI.
ho'' criterion oi 'atIi or innocence
speaking a ''mee 3" also" Webb reminds Us
81 Ill" renewed controversy Win '''' 1'feen. w
mr""o'd' IN our last that the latter parsonage had
oo"'n1'o MIR. baf'Ii' who waited ON hun, to
Prooa" h5 signature To written document, ala'e-
-..."g f'' 'o@o publication which Daft badm.5a
IA relation to 'oi.1anes watson Glib. not OF
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1lAR IsIAI.E.

MARRIED an the OH inst by the T.. vi
Num naul#, Mr JOIN NILSSON 10 Ms MA
RN lDNt =. alInf IIbar.y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16

x'rThe Appordonmant Bin is yet under ron#ade
ration in thu House of Representatives hot Gnu
not with propryty be said to be progressing Tho
ratio was still IN determined at the last dates from
Washingtoa hut w learn that it Will probably
or dxsd atll 55o The nvoritc number at1 first
Wa 5000, butit has lost friends If Il ,5oa b.
agreed upon Virginia will retain herpresent r,prs
srutat.uu.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
IN pursuance 81 tue last viii ami Testament o
y Samuel srnlf, deod there will he suld on Sa
lrday ,he 18th day OF February. 1892 Mt public
oucIIpn, On the premises, tract Of Land. lying
Black Water Creek, Ia the county oi Campbell,
between two and firrc miles FROM Lynchbnfg. This
laod Ia known by the name Of the " Black Water
Lac, - and contains about 900 nctes he Innd
- 81 ,ery fine quhlpv, with an excellent road To
market. BEVERLY II. SCOTT Ei'or.
ot samuel scott. deeeased
4 = TERMS made known ATS ale.
J,nuanI26. ITS
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

THVHE next sslon ofthe Subscribers Schoo
* win open on Monday the both inst,
IT, G SMITH.
Feb l6.
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EERS. TONPAsNS continues to re-
4'k ceiye IN her family as Bouder5. yoans ladies'
vino may wish to reside in Lynchbnr2, lor the pur-
pose Of aequirng M education She also continues
to give Musiaa Ins.,ae,'9n Oh ,la E.a.e fore.
F.trga-. / .
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"F''' WE f''S!'o Womb e'I' i'''5 ''''s We
'fe 'I'@''y affected ~ -" another part o '''s
m'a'"5 paper VIII De ''o"' ''s Correspondence
n.'"''" --e'ef'I''} Dfaoe' an" -l'. l Oh. H. III
Na.0 the Iaitsr is made to cut most ridiculous i'
s'. IA ms 5 gss" on VII q" '''e',s "o''''i''
~ ''''''' y prepared '0 the press q '' ',''.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16

Il on q. las nafnsiday Lous ,peaaass are ~
rice OF all our LEGISLATIVE tolj,7 In The British
Parliament. speaker seldom occupies tn faor
mere than tvo honfs. and scarcely o,sr me.es so
heavy a draoeht ID that on hc patience Of III
House and tn columns OF thc wow pepper. Ia 70
TIN, country, az aratols take It by tn aag-=ss-
p,ndm, thor Idssss oser volume, RATHER thau con
dcus,ng them INTO an ESSAY.
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EDUCATION.

FHNIll, next session of our School will commence
III Monday tho both met J. y COLI.
Feb i3 3nf
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ADAM CLEMENT Com.
Wid8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-28

seiysd their gold, and become their pensioners;
and 1T is not probable, if the lure is thus hold out to
them by our men in power that they VIII 30 slow
IN Selling an occasion to control also our dcstInIcs.
1t is for these reasons, iii addition TO those al
ready urged, that | have made up my mind TO vote
against tnis nomination. l have reflected on tho
subject, deliberately, calmly, and l hope impartiolly.
The office is high and responsible. The stations
which tho nominee has heretofore filled, have
been elevated and conspicuous. l have felt, sir,
and still feel, tho responsibility under which l act.
in refusing NY assent TO this nomination; but |
refuse it without hesitation or doubt. Sir, if \
man without fortune aud without name, an
officer holding somo humble post, had sinn.d
as deeply in his sphere as did this nominee in his,
nc would have been suffered, by common consent,
to sink into oblivion, perhaps into infamy. And
surely our ccnsurc should not fall with loss weight
on the political sins Of tho high, than OF the hum
bic in station.
In coming 10 this conclusion, I for one have
gwen little ~wci.ht'to the many reasons which are
riiu in the land touching the political character and
conduct OF this nominee IN other matters than that
here developed. Something, indeed, il has weigh.
cd upon my mind that he is nov, by an arrange.
rnent which appears to be his own, our accredited
Minister al tina, very court to which he thus press.
cd his partisan claims; and where, If he chose to dc
ii, no could best mature a project for bringing for.
eign influence to bear upon his political fortunes
at home. But chiefly j rest my ccusure upon
the despatch which is before US, and in which
cannot DO deceived.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-28
From the fredericksburg Arcna NJ Feb. 81.
THE WESTERN FLOODS.
VEH"YHe fPSe W|ISfrrIN0 Uidf
nj quorum pdrS mGgad Cui.

The last Richmond Wing contains numerous
letters from Wheeling and its vicinity, addressed
chiefly to members Of the Legislature, giving ac.
counts of the late most disastrous Fresh in the
Ohio River and its tributaries. Dreadful as are
the pictures drawn in thom Of the wide spread
dcsoiation, we have it in our power TO assure The
reader that they are not in the slightest degree,
oycrcolored-on the contrary that they fall far short
OF tho awful reality. The Ohio, from Pittsburg to
its mouth, presents ono uninterrupted scene of de-.
vastation.-We were an eyewitness, for more