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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

HeY YIrufe ota deed Of nust, executed to the
~ subscriber and James { Steploo 10y jame5S.
McAMs;er.on the }5thd,v offfbtuary 1922 to &c
cure TIVE debts theron mentioned 10 William 'Gaen
doris winch debts are nov To- the benefit of Wi
Lam Robertson, Il shall on Friday the l2th %
October noy., expos, to sae. before the Courthouse
ofaaid county the following #laf5s, to wit: jimmy.
woman, and boy, piee andthe increase of sad
tJu :. slose II ANY, TIM ule to the above pro.
pet.y Is deemed good, hat the subscriber VIII only
convey such litlc as IS vested IN hmb sand deed
JOHN L GRAY
Sept 10 wjds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
STAGES,

.a1E public are Informed that a i .lly mad l.,
- now running between hi, place AIT " aeA.
Ington Cuy. The advantages at tnis arrar =, =
meni are numerous and ob,ious.-lt eo3 only
gives th', place daily Northern, but a dai, Rich
mono mall III presents TO The battlfing from
Tennessee nc. route sudj eci 10 no delay ichatee
This lire IS Intended to combine a,apet ~.
petition Wtth ample TIN. Tor rest bat Nhtnpy r
II is reqniito, 1t vii travel all eight. dos the
tIeder cksburs line, and .,Il hen reach wash
ngton without dti' nli,, rs soon a. tn eamboat
From Charlottesville 10 Alexandria, by land Il
miles Alexandria II VI ashIueinn, b> t4e boat
miles--by my route, l21
From I charlottesville to steamboat landing .S
mlles-Sreamboh, Ianding TO Washington, OIL
route by fredericksburg. 1870 niles.
Distance from Sarm to Washington City 49,
mlles-Fare, Sl7 %
The subscriber has spare no y ms - put the
best accomm Udaions oa the whOir road rom Sa-
lem 10 Washington Cry. And having involved
bmsen III neav, additional expense IN oonse.
qnence of the establishment OF daily mail solicits
the support OF generous public.
WA. SMITH.
- The Abing don and X ,oayl!ie papers vii in.
set the alb We - months at the usual Discount and
send th IT account TO this otice for collie ction
May I. "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
LINSEED OIL. SPTS. TGR-
pENTiNE,. &C.NC.

EeAvlD R LYMAN, at Duvars old Stand,
81 has Just received fresh supply Of Lnseed
Oil, Spts. furpentine Sweet Oil, Camphor, Bur
gundy, Pitch, Aromatic Salts, Quinne (French)
Epson Salts &c. &c. which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment complete all of
which will be sold at a very moderate advance up
on New York prices. ID X LYMAN
n. B. Cholera Medicines COMPOUNDED at the
shortest Notice. y r. l.
Sept 10. ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

EYlRGlNlA At rulcs held IN tn - rks Office Of tie
70 ttrcalt Snpe OF Lay aud Chancrty TOR the
town Of lYnchtare the l0ta DAY Of sagust l-.2}te
hey H. Duncan Z IT, against Jonathan I. Patton, john /.
Duncan and Jliueo Wood -Dett-.
THe Defendants tu mas ig entered their a eaTance ahd
given sncu,itN, according the oil Assembly aud ie
rules OF tins Cont, appearing by satisfactory cyldelJe
that they rot BhabAuts Of HIS country Il Is orde
that the SAID aefda do appeal her tc fret dag u Ia
and the bills oilhe Pluitf aud Ihara
Of tins arie be in thN in msr tr IL pee t
te 81 HkHchbure two months N,HI
posted Tue front d3or col the Gour iiuusc the sI
tpNt. COPY cite,
u. KOnES Clb.
Aug- lf WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
ETOR SAKE

LOR 6 AXE anda bar9ain vii be giFoh
u Ia 300 aeres Of Land, enough cleared 10 work
or LANDS, lies within miles Of Daviss and
Presions Store on Goose Greek J, lies better than
common, clearer OF stone than common, and lies
in fine neishhorhood good portion Of good to-
bnceo land 70 eear The land IS well and couYe-
ncnt,y watere1-NliII3 aud Shops convculent--
The house hssI rooms bclow and above barge
Caller rooms. ono answers for Kitchen and
Loom ll5aseetIre.ydry and clear Of smoke. The
house has three Ire places besides ..go Of stone and
ono Of BRICK sail give tins advertisement only
> insertions thase th9t see ii Gun cone and look
a,!,r thug Stop. # lhey think IL
;. B-Tarre. :, Good barn e feet 81 l1rc with
several good Tobacco House
JOHN WALDEN
bedford Sent II lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
z 4 ART X DAVIS.

" NJ Their FalI supply Of Goods Whish with thclr
present Stock, will comprise good assortment
We have on hand good assortment OF Big Goats,
and Ladies and Gen,Iemen's Cloaks. Also, good
supply otServan,s clothing, which we will sell at
unusual low prices.
n. B.-We are receiving large quantity of
Cassinetts, which we are determined to sal lower
tlan ever before offered in this market,
sept 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
IMP 1RTANF SAL %
If Valuable Real Es;at
~ II. undersigned have determined o. selling
,aa sis CO n,,esing the Town Of Florence, n
-nLalnnrl cnnnlY Va. II Public Aesll2n.

sne ia,s CO naesing the Town estioreneei n
e.etoart county, Va. a, Public Auction.
FLORENCE is situated immediately % III
Riuer, at Tic paati - LaoaeH's Sfe.f 81 re- MN
Tauep read. ,e.sfr Z f9st rs fic sr.' Two
miles ahoyt paiionabur- Is esnucrs. d Pafpa
ses. and tocammoroial men. lis sale rre'tois he
hes, opportunity ior ,hc Investment Of c' i'Ht tat
is be found Wcs, oCtbe Luz RIDGE mountains.
It is the nearest point on Jaaaes River FOR the
trade and shipmcn, oE rralase IA lEnehoare Al
Richmond for toe merchants aad farmers residing
in Ne counties of Montgomery, iIayd '~nftif.
Wy,he. washington, fazzweii. ti,rs, Haasei.
Lee. and Scott, and b., aeH tie mot eo''' ut
point for the counties O.; Gfssaheer Mo"toa Al
ehanv. Pooahontas, and Bath
The situation o. Forfaef IS very desirable IL
a town. beia. IN a remarkably saiahHoHs climate
well wateiel. ard suaiaHay aat AMI ls'a' laa
possessing some commanding situations ic' private
residences, ard i.,onoy lf9gs aiiordms sniaeisdt
water for manufacturing ptPeses
The property III be dislied 1aso lots oi ei m
acre each and the sale wi, take place en- bc flsa1i
ses on Monlay the 5th day Of November n,At ! N
Terms vii b, liberal and nude known On the dry
OF sale MA6battN iANFLa
JOHN u HARVEY
tIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

w IeGfSiAsz-tt rifles ao.jcn Ii tia cetA'sNS...,
" Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud C'a+r,y :. y.
town Of I,nehbnrr, on the tn a3Y - A4.u., 80 -
Francs Galloway, administering u bgui, u,s. 80
viii annexed Of John Callaaa. deed. William r., =.
Doeia his wife John Hewitt and Sarah 5. t,. o. ~
Thomas ilaryes, administrator - Matilda t.iL,,. -
Plaintiffs, against John net. j.. = executor a., -.
Ward, decd. and IN bis own tight, Thomas II. ''s1fs
almIbi,tratur &c hDui- With The Nil annex a. -
Ward, Sen. dec, aud as adninisifa de b,. ''ta
with ise VII annexed ut charles l.. Term hea
Samuel Bransf ford, administrator Of kosrit IL :,
deceased, Lynch plard and JOHN Warl . al4
exors. of Iohn Ward, jan. deceased the sand mi
billiard in his own right, Joan Billiard and Pho, 81
VIZ. John Ward, tmnor) John Smith, William -,
executor of Henry q. Caiawsy, deceased S4n..l
nell and james {. 81 ,rman, Defendants. ~
The Defendant john Lynch, D. uoi having .li,...
uppcarHuee aad given sccu'iiy according TO On.
Assembly and the rules Ofths tonft, aid it az p,a,
slti.f factory evidence that he l. iphabliat
country Il Is ordered, that the said defendant d,a+
here ON the frst day ofthe next .orm. aHG answer
mcuded hIil oi lie piAHths HHd that copy ofihis
forthwith Inserted ia some lewsnnper pointed IA d. 4
ii IanrbHrg, for Two months successfully ard pr5a
the front dOur ufthc courthouse, the said town
ACopy-Te,te, Il, kODf~ tx
Aug -. v2u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
NOTICE.

z p virtue ard I'M pursuance of a decree of the
n " Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chance
ny, for the town Of Lynchburg, pronounced in the
case Of James Powell, Plaintiff, agaust Ajax Wal
ker, executor of Robert W aiker and others, De
PENDANTS The undersigned, Tho is appointed by
said decree Commissioner for that purpose, will,
on the lstday Of October next, upon the premises
and ut tue Mansion House, sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the Tract of Land In the county Of
Amherst, about one mile South West OF Amherst
Court House, being the Land of which the said
Robert Walker died, seized, in remainder, and in
which Sarah Powell has a life estate The Land
will be sold, subject TO the life estate. Any mfor-
nation upon the subject will be given enquiry,
and those wishing to purchase, invited to ex-
anime the Land. ROBERT TINSLEY,
Commissioner.
July % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

sTyfRGINlA Al rules holden IA The Clerks OMcc II II
VI Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancer, FIR ts
town of isnehbarg, the 18th day Of jane, le32-Gfa
Green and Ann NJ ms wife, late Ann NJ Knox Plal4a.
against Philip Thuuuoud Elisha Ihuimond NJ,
ErrEer. sally Ware, widow oil Edward are, dec
Thonl. \. Enhank, john Nalc, Ofmond Nate, " ~
Japlnia aud silly his Wiz, Anderson S.udid4c YIN
Carter aud Paulina his Wift Lucy Johnson, Etlafa
P,ttuss, IT, aud Lucy hi, WIFE, ffier Ruchct LiHi
Rocker. Jeremiah Ruokef john itueher, Reuben Rugk
cr, stephen fucker, ArcAelIus + Mitchell. and Sally "
his " .fe, Fiuney Bryant aud Nlicy his wife, BcITaa
Novel; aud Jadltii his wife, Landon Tooley ana W.
bred his wife ilam Ssndidge aud tet,y SaHddg#
Edwin are ard nichard Ruckef, ud Sapictou ltacf
cr by COMMISSIONS Bcnas1, specially assigned tIelt
guuaan Wm. War, Charles Crawford, Wa. Thu
mond, aud ottors, Deendints
The Defendants kcuhoH Huokrr imney Bryant aul
Name, hlswlif Elisha hurmoud ant silly Ware, Hldae
of Edward Vac, aud " il Carter and WI, ha,s
entered her apprararcc au! security according
the act Assembly and the iulcs ei thus CUut and ~
pciiHs by ,attsi actory Evidence Hat they u Abb
llts II this country II is ordered, thai tic sand BIZ
sut> DO appear here the hrst thy III The ucAt tc-4
answer the Als uItte plaintiffs, AID Hat aeopl ul
be forthwith in.ct}od IN s,hc newspaper pllrd a..
Town of f.Ynfba to- t,o .aaiia szit aIl past
al the iIolt dion u1 The Courthouse, IL, satd 1o.l
\ Gopy--l,stc, H.hUhLS. lk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
GREAT lsARG AIMS IN
Fine Cloths, Cuss;mercs, NcstinS-,
&c. &c,
All COST


MA ISlllNG to close my business Immediately,
w | Will sell my entire stock at PUNE Cost
The assortment is indeed very superior-some of
the finest Cloths Casslmefes and Ncslings nnpor-
ted TO this country. 1t is unnecessary to say any
thing more to the quality, colors, &c. as such as
wish to purchase can see Tor themselves those
who order, relying on my judgment. may rest as.
sured will give satisfaction.
| shall be glad to sell prisatelV my FURNl-
TuRE, which is mostly OF the first order Any
person wishing to purchase will please call and ex
anime II; and i'll 10 not sell privately, shall oler
II at auction, of which notice vail be given.
grANOTIER INVITATION agan IN
Nlte al persons indebted 10 me to come forward aud
make immediate settlement, as 1t is extremely ink
some 10 me, and must be unpleasant to them, u be
daHaca
y ! cannot leave my native State and the land
OF my nativity, without returning to my generous
patrons, my most sincere thanks for their liberal
patronage and do hereby recommend this as an
eligible situation for good Tailor, who might do
well 10y taking my stand and business and my
stock also, at Cost, j. q SHELTON
N. b shall continue 10 do business while
stay IN Iynchburg, aud will promptly attend to all
rders in my line. J.G $.
Sept l. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
FiAisDW AXE, Cutlery, :
.pAlf CO CO ODDS.

x EST received pen the ship Equator dir from
w England and now a.enln2 oar Fall supply
whieI with the STOCK on nd comprise "A gene
ral extensive and well selected a,5ottuant. eoosls-
uns partly, VIZ:
Brst mouse hole and common Nuyus, superior
Vice., common and irumans warranted Bellows.
Screw Plates, Slei,os and llani Hammers. Cast
aud l,es5aa %'.H pit, ha9d, pauud aud tcnon
saws. English Am =uran mill and 4 cut Saws,
yenfeflng and all Other saw - lcrtily ~ ne, IN
extensive assortment Of Planes, iIcs and Resps Il
very description, socket tfm-r and tuInlns CHS
els Of all Sues, turning, ffmer and carving Cioa
IS lp9lg, stag bullooe, and variety Of other
Table Knives aud Forks, II beautiful assortment of
Pen and Pocket kulyes, Ra-0,S lGDarantcd
Scissors, Tailors Steat5, Luueets, Teams, Baleh-
crs' Shoe, Saddcrs' and PRUNING Knives, Cast
and Shear Steel Drawing Knives Plane Irons,
Axes, llatchcts, Adzes Iron and stoel Blade
squares, 3tace and Bits. Gnasts, Hammers &c.
Nsoteh .S7ftRg hHoJ Lati5 and Latcho5, MotIcc,
stock, Pad, Closet, Trunk Chest, Cupboard Til,
Book Case Desk and Horse Locks lr'u aad Brass
Butts, II. II. l.. Chest, Hook and Eye, 1abe.
Desk aud Parliament Hinges. Copper, Patent Iron
and Common Tea Kettles, Masln Kctlies, Bfass
and Iron Mortors, Britannia and Block I'm Coffee
Pots, Britannia Tea Pots, Sugars and Creams,
Brass candestcks Itch and Flat. Plated Candle
sieks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Casters, Tea
Trays and Walters, Glass and Brass Commode
Knobs and Curtain Pms, Bras, Painted and Nc
ten9ers, handsome and common Shovel and foo
Brass, Japauued and common Anlirons Mnhena-
tcal instruments. Tanners aud Cpurts' Tools,
Glass and Putty, Toy, sad. aud Imors Irons,
Frying Pans, and good assortment 'ftaatngs,
Tlaees, ilaltcrs, Log aud Surveyors Chains, Gar
rage Trimmings, variety of Guns. rites and
lL.k.l-- .ul.u1ILl nLl1un1L ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

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a,,,...1 o'''''' Me- ''t' = 'i'' us W"e' py
@9''9,' w. ",es"iH' me injunction awarded inc
,.a. ~ '''.s eaos' on '"e i''h gay oi May
t'I ''"' oh eo"S"e'aNoh oi me o''i' an
- Va ".''o "e'e'9'''s, eNniois ana eNa"lna-
W "'''''ees' ""' "'''' mourning counsel IN 'p
o3'''"'' ''''''o' ao1n 'eJe'l tc motion ana doth
', JUG % 10 commissioners TO take an oI
eo"'' o. vac administration oil the defendants w IL
| ',"'" wright ana Jonas Pierce upon the estate OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
Y aiuab\e NNWn propeyty

FoR SALE
FMS,iE subscriber wishes to sell his House and
nj Lot, fronting on Cooke cet--Go feet, run
ulns back the usual depth. Theproperty is at tins
time rented 10 MIR CadwalIader. For further IA
formation, apply to Nj. caswell Poe, who is alone
authorized to dispose of for me The terms shall
be low and accommodating.
WILLIAM BARNARD.
Apri7 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

AZ fLE & BORLAND have received COM
n N plete assortment Of GERMAN ANCHOR
BOILING CLOTHS every number, and the
finest and best quality. Those wishing to purchase
would do well TO call and EXAMINE our Boiling
Cloths before they purchase X. & +.
May ii. Is
SOB PRINTING
NEATLY DONE AL THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

Cl4(l'ElRS.

A1ENTLEMEN DESTROYS ofsupplying them
" selves with the latest styles of CLOTHS at
unusually low prices can be accommodated, by call
ing on hlcALE. ROBINSON ( %.
- Sep. 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
t3ibl CATION.

Ys'IlE mex; session Of the Aew Gasgow Male
III and Female Academy VIII commence oo "a
mrday, the 1ta Sep,eub H. Ierns Us hctctolJre
payable ia alyance.
Aug 80 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

~ L rules held N the Clerks office of Amherst County
~ Court, on the Sd day of Sc,tembor l-32.-Jonas
fierce, Plti against john Tyler and Elizabeth wife,
ihkn London aud Mary his Wife John Ennis and Mi
urea hlsWlie Joseph Garner and Dney his wIt Isaac
scott and Martha his wife, James Dlard John Haggard
ana Rachel his Wife, Peter Moore and Susan his wife,
Thomas W Warren, Eleanor Warren, X ebert Warren
mud Nm Warren, Dc-.-n Chancery.
The defendant Mildred Ennis not hay ing entered her up
pedFahce and given security according to The act Assem-
lily and the rules OF court and il ppea, nv nv .alis
tory evidence thai She nhahIta ant of this
"cah Is ordered that the SAID defendant do appear
mere on or before the first day ofthc next November
70 ai"ef the bl OF the plaintiff, that a copy OF this
orGer be forthwith inserted the Ilreinau published IN
Tue town III lFheDnrgf or two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Court House orth county
topy-Teste, ROBERT TINSLEI, Ch.
Sept. Il Vim
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100000 Barrel Slaves,
u NIEID !

WANTED
yETllE highest Cash Price vii be s.ven Cor 300
"a 600 baud slaves, to be delivered at Lang
horne Mil.
The highest cash price given for good iI.ckry
Hoop poles
WIN CADWALLADER
Ave- - IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
August Q.

y Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Supe
~- nor curt Of Law and Chancery, for the county
Bedford, the 9Th day of August, r2-flezekiah Fuqua
Exor Of Joseph Fuqua dee, iltf against solomon Per
rin Joseph Slaughter aud john s. Brown Deils.--lA-
Ch1Hcery.
Tie defendant Solomon Perrin, not having entered his
appearance aud gwen security according the of A.
seHby ana the rules Of Tins court aud II appearing b. sal
lsiaCtol evidence that he inhaiitant
mohWeah; II l. ordered that he Ito appear here the
hh day OF the next term, and the hill the PLAIN
iii That tins order be inserted in the 1yuchburg Nng
ndn Tor eght weeks successfully, and posted at frou
door oi the house Of this Counv on some court day
copy Tcstc, JOS. WILSON, OK.
aug. III. N2m
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&p' 90
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Sept 81
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Sept u
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BOLTING CLOTHS. ~

July %
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06

infoImation) the particular degree Of patriotism,
whether above or below nought,l he exercised
upon these several occasionsl First, in his late
patriotic speech. Secondly, in his bold and eu-
logized efforts in Congress during the war, in
which he strained every nerve by vulgar abuse
and by votes. TO embarass " his government" re-
fusing supplies, and putting us, thereby, at the
mercy of the enemy lie may (if he pleases) tell
us, thirdly, what particular degree his blood stood
at in the Hartford Convention That body fortu.
nately, escaped the second section. But, suppose
their Vaccinations had succeeded-thal after the
gratifying capture of Washington City and the
conhagration of the public buildings and proper
ty, Ia final conquest in all transatlantic conn
triesD the spirit Of our army and people had been
broken; and that we had either yielded our dearly
bought Independence, or surrendered at discretion
--then were would the sonoious Mr.. Webster have
been found2 Would he have been found in the
strong holds ofthe mountains subsisting on acorns,
and holding the language of liberty and defiance 7
Or, would he have been found under white flag,
IN the camp of the conquerng army, holding this
| humble languagel &" My Lord, we are not to blame;
we opposed this war; we have not voted pound
of powder or lead, nor husk Of bread; we have
resolved, that it did not become moral and re-
gous people TO rejoice at the triing successes OF
our government, or the run-mad minority of our
countTymen in arms--we do not partake Of this
| foolish, bOyish Americansm--our countrymen
/ will soon come to their senses: they have been
enough punished, and we would intercede in their
behalf. You know, my Lord, General, and Com.
mander in Chief. that what we say may be depend
ed upon; for your Lordshp knows full well, that
we have held with England, and not with our
own Government Make terms with us, and rely
upon our satisfying the plain farmers and planters
and mechanics, and even the oppressed merchants
and pressed sailors, that we have done the very
best for them, in the finale of this mad, foolish and
unjust and unjusfable war;" M
If we had been re-suljugated, as England cx-
pected, and some OF ouI Aristocratic Gentry no.
ped, Mr.. Webster would be held up, with Cover
nor Strong and others, as Is the wise men" Of the
land. But tue patriotism in the people, and the
benefcent smiles of Heaven unit ID, and dashed
the brim full cup from the eager lips of the ex.
expectants. HENRY.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06

they are hereby, appropriated for Notifications for
the year one thousand eight hundred aud thirty
two, viz
For the preservation of Castle Island, and repair
Of Fort independence, twenty thousand dollars
For the preservation of Georges Island, nine
thousand dollars.
For Fort Adams, Newport IIarbor, one hundred
thousand dollars.
For the completion of Port Hamilton, New York,
ten thousand dollars.
For repairing Fort Columbus and Castle Will
ams, New York, fifty thousand dollars.
For arrearages incurred in the preservation Of
the Pea Patch Island, two thousand dollars.
For Fort Monroe, Virginia, seventy tive thousand
dollars.
For Fort Calhoun, Virginia, eighty thousand
dollars.
For the completion of Fort Macon, North Caro-.
| lima, thirty thousand dollars,
/ For the completion of the Fort on Oak Island,
North Caroau, seven thousand dollars.
For the Fort on Cockspur Island, Georgia, forty.
six thousand dollars
| For Notifications at Charleston, thirty thousand
dollars.
For fertilization at Pensacola, one hundred thou
sand dollars.
For Foit at Mobile Point, eighty seven thousand
two hundred dollars.
For contingencies of Notifications, ten thousand
dollars.
Approved, February "a, 1928.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
(RY AUTaHOEeHTY.)
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST
SESSION OF THE TwRNTY-sEcoNp CONGRESS.
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AN ACT TO provide for the payment of arrearages
in the naval service, chargeabe 10 the enume-
rated contingent prior to the first day of Janu.
airy, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two.
Be IL enacted By The Senate aud House of Re-
r eseatatiues IF the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the sum of eighty thou
sand dollars be, and the same is hereby, appropri
nted, out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to be applied, under the direc-
tion Of the Secretary of the Navy, in the payment
OF arrearages connected with the naval service, and
chargcable 10 the contingent enumerated prior TO
january the 6Ssi, one thousand eight bundled and
thirty two, and which have been may be approved
and passed by the proper accounting officers.
Approved, February "a, 1889.