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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
DOMESTIC NEWS.

APPOINTMENT III THE PRESIDENT
! BVa4d leiA dtr,rr aud faascHtaf tie &p"c.
Glouug l. poUrrn, Of fenasy lyana, 10 bo Gov
ernor oflhe Michigan Territory, wee Lows Cas-
resigned
L.cot Lte>, of Michigan Territory tobe
Commissioner on the part of the tulted states, to
ascertain, survey aud malI. the Northern line of
the State Of Illinois.
JAMES Su,>>o>, Of Kentucky, toba Charge dos
Affairs Of the United S0tes To tie Republic ot
entral America, vice William \. Jeisrsi resign
II
Arrrrn ? IoNNnnt Of Gonnec'ieotto he Con.
suI ot ths United States fal the ,loud OF Manila
HUlwrlf RoeWrlt To be Register ol tie Land
Office for the District OF Lands subject 10 solc Al
Balcsyrlle. IN tn rorrtory Of Arkansas, from the
9TH day Of Aptll, 1889, when his present commits
sion Will expire
GrouGE Il DANEuoV At present Receiver of
Public Moneys or the District of Lands subject 10
sale at Augusta. IN the State 81 Mississippi TO be
Recover Of Public Moneys torlhc District Of Lands
subject 70 sale Al Mount SaIua IN the St1tr ri Mis-
slssppl vice George = tlatgher, Deceased
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|opy-TC.tc,
frhrn'r' g. Wv 80. GARLAND. elk

TlkHlNlA AT Rules holden IN the C!crh's 1ihoe Of
" inc Circuit Superior Court If Law aud Cbanccry,
tne town OF yuohhurg, the 9th day of Derembor,
soft christopher l. lImberlahc PHI against Jane, =
'rr,es executor of Thomas Wesi, dec "he Snerlh
'NanNe county, and IN that Character admir- de buuis
'" nl ''lnck Tat, dec. SHmae B'iusford, Sergeant Of
e C9Tpoa'ion Of ynchhurg, and such nd mr.. of Pa
cN an, dee and the samuel Bransfor Seriea"t
~ ADM OF Charles II. ra dec. Bacor TAFT Netuerllud
aa' L','gns Dupny 4 Cene hls wife, late Celiue TAFT
henae' pecaIy assigned their guardian, and Joseph
Nilsson 0efts.-n Chaurery
HI. oe'eH4aaI NeihcrLnh TAFT, moi having entcreo
aace INA gwen ~ecuifg according To The act Of
y and re rues Of tas Court ana II appe ring 10y
e'i1e &c tlst he i got lnahuant of tNls
u Is "tde ed, that the sal drfc tlat d. appnu
tiI e, '' n's liN Of The tern, GEd aus"er the
wubto plaintiff, and hut acopy ttai' ordcr be forth
~ some new aprr frpted IN the town OF
ltnu a rg I2f tNo month, and po-ted at tnc
'0u' door Of tho Court house, IN tho said town
Ian 90 Copy--Tcsto, d. RODES, Ok
- ~ On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

ssYiRGINIA-t rules holden IN the Clerk, ,fcc VI
Il Circuit Suprsia Court Of Law aud tmncef9, for the
Tau of I,uobhurp, the Gu day ot Eehrura, t-32 -
I.tancrrv-- tcN,ndcr Efuigrand md HaI7i.I hi.
WIN Churlcs II. Fc .thcrst0n I'D Elizabeth NJ. wife
Malta Talbot widow an rellci Allen Tdoet, '"cd,
Marcy Jhurgtor, Ere eric Ford and May his Nlr,
put. agniu.t YIN. !, Tho ntln. ic"ulen Joaes, Jan
frlublc and Pol. TAG' LlQn, Dct.
beaeil DAT I'M ] Tho to- not having eaiere"
It's appearance aud gvdh tcslfitr according To i1'
act of Assembly rules u this Court az II appear
3ag by satisfactory evidence TINT e no ar uaantthi
of ls coumty--lt ordered that lhc md taienlnHi
do appear here the irtt day Of The next tef aud ae
b" bills o the plaintiffs nni TINT cojN 81 tn ut"I
h. uftw inserted newspaper printed III lhr town
II gnchhurE, for months successive ND posted
at the front door Of the court hSusc, the std tos'n
cupy-Tcstc, ID. ROUI.S,' X.
Tch n nm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

toarswef tlase pledges If insufficient. fhe T. i.-
itiWe viii Hefda other resoarcrs IL trcc-
fllas owHri b. ul'idad4, exuncrated from any
liability "a account of tbeie pledges
such ~ understand u b. principal feait-c7
Of the bill VIZ y devised VI hope, TO sarrnouut
tho obstacles winch oppose themselves Ia the at1p-
ton of M efficient schcme, and To ensure the
pelion of m eatelpr1e gigantic in its conceptions,
md from winch when accomplished, The wise
nIosl prudent and most saeacious ofds eemnun.
" confidently expect thr most extensive and dllrs-
lie prosperity 10 How, That the bill vii pass the
Legislature, seems To be tn general anticipation.
and ifao, viii essentially contribute to render the
present sc sion the most memorable IN IL annnls
Of Vrgulu No other difficulty IS epprehended,
hut the subscription Of the t.ofals Is the state,
ani a. this TN be met lay charging the fund OF
Internal improvement with The interest Which il
Will bear aud ns the principle ofloan, 80 much DIP
reenlcd by some, need not be called in. We trust
tau this difficulty will be venanshrd - Tbe eeis-
ftaro viii pause at Nil events laug and ufslously,
before 1t destroys this last hope Of oiIeeflng an
improvement 50 vital to ynst potion Of the
Commonwealth, arl SO wisliully regarded as
lie means OF reanmalnE the prosperity Of the eouR-
ny
Capitalists IN Virginia are alleged to cnternintlc
nbst sangunc confidence in tn eligibility Of tho
scheme 10 he rcad, to oyoueh thut confidence, by
ambol,nE their capital hoa.ly IN It, Enlightened
capitalists II The horth We hNo assurance, are
qually satisfied oflu advantage and equally ready
u furnish the most convincing proof Of their uppro
,htion II the provisions oftha Charter are deemed
u6clcntly liberal and protective, no doubt Is felt
Int the stock will be subtGrbed with unerity
Thu public will nctnowlee deep gratitude tobc
lue 10 those gentlemen who hase nborea with SO
much a3slduity md disnterfstcHBr,, 10 place tho
nb)eet in rs pfesent oil .ble aud hopeful condition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
From The C1ayicston Copricr Of FF6. %
WASHINGTON COURSE-CIIARLES
TON
Great Matek Rasc bcttneen Col. Jalnson'N Bonnsts

Great Uatck Rae bctirCeH Cd. LlnsonS Bonnsts
d Biue, md Cal. Sirg'ctea's Cara Fisher.
This interesting Race took place over the Wash
ington Course Yesterday, and vas attended by a.
bopf ten thousand spectators. Bonnets o. Blue
was decidedly the fatorte Nag. and bets oftwo to
one had been taken before the day Of the Race& the
like bets were Offered and taken at the Post The
day was remarkably hne--eoo for The season. aud
the track dry aud firm. There was no hex Of
shew on the par ofthe competitions and the fine hg-
ures OF each attracted universal admiration.
When The order 10 saddle vas given, and the
cloths takenoG, there was general md spontane-
Gus expression ofenhusiaste selling IN seeing 50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

D hRye nodauht OF liz fai.-lud every body know
I that heat frprl3 u..sfurH these thH,s tduuur,
naturally lad 20 tLr investigation ola subject u
~ important and interesting Il has b.ru sait
and taHiebaGitol3tgia IA. That rs the&round In
comes stfpt ol Hs toElaaE and exposed 10 the ray.
otthr sun. 1t not only lose= the attraction Which
huj Tor the yAroR hoatng m the atmosphere hu
being etPased Hdt.ataderys of the Sun II become
more dry and heated Ia greater decree SO muel
so as IN have m influence az rrpeHaP not only th
S>roH, hui even the clouds that float III the ntmos
! ph.rr. ilnrcIt Is. th1t as countries heeom, open
.i and subjected 10 tlhgt the SEASONS hceomf
more and moro DIV This doctrine admitted
should unit the cNartions Of tin hnsbaulmHn
! first 10 generate sotf on the top OF an their
cleared grounds and then To SIT thelf fields IN
Ion1.s
Having demonstrated tn utility efluepm& tn
soil ~ tte fP@'. afa47al aud thltm every pro
.u oi riagAaG and On all 1siona, pertaining To
ac ARr9 III .oA>uBt. II nov only rnluus for
IN. To explain the NassgH IN winch the ground
may be fulfp to s.sn.I=..m d.p,h Ia receive all
hr mJa8atf th1r Wll6aHhly to tall ou 1t and
without toruma the soll down the elah az, on any
almNtur
This subject consider very much deserving the
attention of all that portion oil agricultural com.
mmlty at ts5sl vho occupy nd TN uodeI strata
poscdorrqU
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MINI tlc NnlinnlL hmm

pnAeTicG Is 1mony 1t IL SAID thai the Ia
'ortble price y Inch cotton commands nj this time
IN Nfw Orlcana compared with what could be
faifly anticipated by rclcence 70 hdvces from Eu-
rope * tob, attributed to the demand created by
oat urn northern taCtoytcs. They require Il eon-
siderable quantity Of cotton, and thor sessels arc
awaiting IT, arrival in New Orleans, ,n their a
tenla are there too, cash IN hand, to supply thor
wants. The prices IN Europe do not Justify by 4
ny means, the tstituntc Of yalue here, which the
first sales ofthe season indicate. orr oieR mann
faepr,s hare eteated the dem0nd 10, and iacress-
cd fbe r0'ac toaf eayiVcrop9 e0Hgo.
TIM to - plum farmer seems more like benefit
than an injury If the tariff protects ard builds up
factories in our own country, BY means Of which
honse market aud good prices are obtained for cot
ton, thoy Viii begin to believe, despite ofall the
verbose defamation to the contrary, that II IS in
tnet not so bade thing as some Would have it and
So do
| dunk, aud shall continue 10 think that ays-
tenn TINT tends 10 develop the resources of our own
country--to cause the erection and prosecution Of
important and valuable establishments In ynfiollg
branches of manufactures 10 diminish our de-
Pendence on foreign countrles fen the ntcessaries
md eonycnlcnecs oflic, il dnc which merits APP
probation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

Il "''-ie''1.
!" '.ie | " IN 7,l@ O' p,'s "',, ,Gat ,T'el
tc slo, OF Thy hls aara, aI,o and tnt,ric. .lall IL
bfnR larth to ne aud thou salt eat tr oc'heft4e 6eld
aa'o be sroa@d for mi of II %a' Inn tn a1 aa.
tboa aral unto dr.. .a thou return Gen. al. L. L.
~. ,.. ......qu ,.....e
Il. that ,irlh Ia. 1ad shan hase plenty ct hleaJ but
1a '4el o'awc'h aller vain psy.oas shall have po'erp
''9 ~. - = 10, 'i''''.' -
III al thn ARTS e,e Nrst most no'I' ana useful.
Is l7"f OF 'blAqh IN l'ei' 1t Is by 'HfiFs ~
sfsead that al Interest is produced o. '4,aef II Is
by lt3''s me GROUND mat man acquires the nuns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

Thaafrars ofTrcand seem to BE- reeelunG Sc
rlous CRISIS. A complete hostile array of tho Q
angn ami Catholic parties was forming. caIcoIa
ted tor51isa md cxlsparate old anmos.ues
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05


Wero,l,o n. c,lIo,yin, extract rr,p III. 1,uto.
~. an tho late T., prr,,,lcf, Monrne d,iyor.a
by Jul,e MI,ean. late Postmaster General The
dIgnjded C,rbc,r,aee Of Mr. Monroc in relation ,,'
,nn,i,,,nc,ia J., ofice ,sr,rq. +, IN. co,,ras, Win
,ba nhonnnblc ~ Stem of reward, and npish,,.n,s
,,on,sd hv de frea.nt cye,.,,,,, r,on, tLo ~
fri,1 stoton or Judo MI ,on md fo,, tho NJ,
merola amendments rcoui,ed tn bo made bv he
Il. ne,tmon, he bnd he best opnortnnitv Of ascer.
t,,nin., tho n,ly,ta ,,,,ys ofMr N,,rcc a. IN rho
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

DEBATE ON rHs TARRF.-On Monday, Cen
Hayne replied to Dir. Clay, in u speech of three
or four hours length, not yet reported, but which
consideration of Mr. Clay's resolution. was post.
poned to Monday next The Debate is expected
to be drawn out into great length, and all the
eminent talents Of the Senate to be engaged
In the House, Protracted debate has also
commenced on Mr. Bouldin's resolution, in the
following words-tho question being which is the
proper Committee to refer it to. All these Debates
1t is impossible give; we shall therefore
confine ourselves to that in the Senate, as en-
bracng all the information desired by tho Public
WHEREAS, by the laws of the United States, nd
valorem duties are laid on various articles of i'm.
port, but the per centum duty required is not laid
on the cost or value at the place of production,
but on that cost with all charges Except insur.
nnce) added, and with 10 or 90 per cent. added to
that aggregates: and whereas, also, various mini
mum values or prices affixed by law, (by which
TO ascertain the amount of duties cha rgeablo on
the samo goods) differing widely from the cost
thereof so that from the law itself the rate of duty
TO be pad on the Importation of any given article
SUBJECT to ad valorem duties cannot be ascertain
ed:
Resolred, therefore, That the Committee on
Commerce be instructed to inquire into the prac-
ical effect of these laws, and report to tho House
the actual per centum OH tho prime cost which is
imposed by them; that they also inquire how far
these dnties are in effect prohbitory setting forth
MS distinctly as they can the various descriptions
of Imports that thus interdicted our shores.
and so far as may be practicable, to state the cost
ana charges at which such int erdicted goods might
be imported
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
PARK ERSBURG ROAD.

ht respectable meeting ofthr citizen of Win
choster convened nj the court house on Mon
day, the 9th of January, 1882, Capt. Lcmn,
Bent was called 10 The chair, ard John S
Hia"'i appointed secretary; when, on tba
motion of Joseph Il. Sherrard ESQ the fol-
loving preamble and resolutions were unap,.
in0uSiy adopted:
h"roaS II has been represented to This meet.
ing, that the location made by the plinci pal en-
gineer or ms state, the road provided for bv
an act OF the last general assembly, frurr ,hls
pace I" inc ONO river, has produced some dis
Satisfaction; and tha, efforts arc now making by
those who are opposed to the route adopted bv
the engineer. IT, induce the legislature 10 re-
quire relocation thereof; And whereas This
meetihg Is apprHbensive thai these Efforts If I'M
opposed, may nave the effect Of greatly rttard-
ing the execution of this important work; b, #
thet etore
Resolved, That this meeting has entire con-
"u'"'e III me SK'il ana ability Of the On! ghten-
ed engineer, under whose immediate dir.ct,nn
aud snperintcndarca the present location ha :
pten mad'; and that thew desire no change or
modlhcaiIon thereof, what socver
hesoVec, mat our representatives in The Ge-
neral Assembly DO rcsrcc,ively requested to re-
,iSt any attempts which may be made in that
o1dy to lmpagn or set aside the location made
by Col. Cr12et.
Resolved, That this meeting has Good reason
TO believe that those Of our fellow citizrns who
signed peil'ion In favour Of a re- loca,ion ful
ly accord with the foregoing resolutions: many
OF them being members Of this meeting.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions he signed by the Chairman and Sc
Gre o'y OF thus meeting, aud a copy thereof fur
'isned 10 our Senator, and Delegates to the Ge-
neral Assembly; and that the editors ne tbo
w nches'cr ViTginian and Republican, and thu.
R'ch'i"id Enqni;e: and Wing, be- rcelcs,cL to
publish Them IN 'h"i- respective papers
LEMUEL BENT, Chairman.
JOHN S. MAGILL, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
.Vesc Work oE.aer5c0ss, Tri-
Er.p0k.yss

The NETWORK AMERICAN is now pub.b.
cd THREE TIMES A WEEK, in addition to tho
mcut is made to accommodate LARGE class Of hu-
snesS-men IN the country, who are DESTROYS of
seeing the advertisements of tho day, yal un-
willing TO encounter the expense OF Subscription
ana PostAg" OF daily paper. by this ARA ngcmcnt
will easily bc perceived ;her wishes may be IRA
titled, at one hGf the expense Of daily paper az
most OF tho advertisements both of the Dailv and
Nem'-1ccehty papers, wall appear in the Trj-Weekly
Am"rIHan; and he reading matter as published in
the Daily paper 1t will be issued on T'uesdaus
1h"rSdagS, md S0iTd0ys, at FIVE dollars per
amman IN 0dca"ce, 10 subscribers out of the c;ty
of Newly ork, and forwarded according TO their or.
der, and for any length of time.
IN letters iela;im. to ,hc TPF-WEEKIY
AMERICAN may be addressed to the Publisher
and part Proprietor,
ID. X. MINOR, No % IFa!i-sf. ~ York
i / he New. Gork American is published Dali
LY at $40 per annum, in adeance, as heretofore.
al NO. 50 w all street, New \ DIRK. l2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

MR.. MAcKENzIE.-Ths gentleman. not the
author OF the Man of Feeling, but the Editor OF
che Colonial Advocate has been. araio re,u,ped
to the Provincial Parliament of ULncr Canada
from when he was rccently expelled, as we
have recorded. He received a large rna,oriiv
of the votes Of the frecholdrrs of York Cnnntv.
On the I'd inst he submitted to them, when as
sembled IN IN" Connty Court, ''Ariicles o. In
parchment o. Public Accusation" against The
Lieutenant Governor of The provinces, and the
Advisers of the Crown, which are Of interim
nable length. He was loudly chenred at the
poll, and, after the result was deciGred was
decorated with gold cham and medal Ga his
introduction into the house, a tHmut of app,ausp
broke FIR h among the spectators, which ucca
s'cned The arrrS' of an IRISH boy. who was rhe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
From the Washington Globe of yestcydoy

NONG NBSSI DN Al -ANABG SIS.
The SeHo'~, yesterday, after the morning bust
ness, proceeded to the considcratoJhf Executive
business, in which it was engaged two or three
hours.
In the Hovsc of Representatives., Mr.. Johnson,
of Kentucky, from the Committee to whom the
subject had been referred, reported bill for the
adjustment of ImnrIsonmcnt for Debt. H. was
read twice, and committed to a Committee Of the
Whole House. Mr.. Bouldins resolution on tho
subject of the Tariff, further discussed by Mr.
Stewart, Of Pennsylvania, until the expiration of
the hour allotted TO morning business. I he bills for
the rellefofJohn Rodgers and Prosper Marigny and
to authorize the Governor Of Arkansas to lease the
Salt Springs in that Territory, were passed. The
House spent considerable time in Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union on tho Apportion-
mcnt Bill. The motion to strike out a. 600 as the
ratio, and insert 10000 was lost. The original mo.
ton to strike ont $4,000 lost by Il vote Of 81
10 49, Mr. Hubbard thon moved to strike out
49, 900 and insert ~, 900 but before the question
taken on this amendment, the Committee rose
reported progress, and the House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21

sleep quietly on their pillows, and would in all
probability, have enjoyed uninterrupted rcposc. had
II not boon for this false legislative cry of "Wolf"
"W oil" Gentlemen, in the heat of their own i'm.
temperance, and by the aid Of their own disturbed
and dstempered fancics, raise spirits and spcctres
at p'eaSuro-gaze at them with horror. and then
set about 20 shew their skill in the office of cxor-
cism. These spirits and spectrcs, they call "no.
cessity'" MISREPRESENTATION" public safety" Tho
cxorcism, is the simple process of taking eighty or
one hnndred millions Of prrate property for public
use 0"hout compensation. Mr.. Speaker, it is idlo
~ 'rsue inns question before this enlightened body.
ON the pleas of necessity and the publ;c sofetu.
lhey cannot he sustained for they are not found.
ca III truth. They are questions of fact; and be-
lore my country, which is my jury, pronounce
them to be false.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-21
JOHN MURRAY.
SADDLER AND HARNESS. MAKER


Meet corner TO the Central Hotel,
2 , FL l. M hs sluccrc t.ianks TO his friends
a aud tn" public FIR the liberal patronage
"h'ch ne has received fom them since he has
been engaged IN his business. lle lakes this on
pDr'unIy "i Informing them that he has on hand
COED assortment # rraGv mad. work, consist
ing "i best PLAIN and shattered mems saddIes.
Stitched ditto, sccCn0 rate AID common ditto
noyS' ditto, saddle ClO his If vaIious kinds. best
and common saddle bags, best and C, nnon car
rage harness, b. IT and com on gig do baroucbe,
S''kY aud Jersey do. Wagon and cart do black
and lar bride njhrrs martinGa1es do bit and
hr'doon trades. sn'til' bit brides Of various
E,"da, veilse pads ana straps, best carriage and
e whips. common de-, test hand Wins conn
m'n do; bits and spnrs. plated and s'cel: sirruy
HronS, plated and ster hest English glrth webb
all oi which he Will SCI low
N. Il work mace 10 ordcr-a'l kinds Of re-.
pairing dorc on he beat and cheapest terms
old saddles exchanged Tor Dcw ones, IN way OF
-IdHP' III - go lot