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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

gFlR INIAAt rules held in the Clerks Office of the
~ Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery i'r
the ofIynchburg on the AN day OF augu" i-'1-
Daniel Higg,nhotham, Daniel lIgginboha am and Thnm-
as Hg.inbolhan late merchants and partners. trading
under the STYLE and firm ofD. e. D. Hgginhoham \ Go.
Pits against Watt Duncan and Mary his wife, VIII
liam duncan, John Duncaa and Ph9be his wife. John T.
Goodrich aud Eehecca his WIFE and William Slodd and
Abigail his wita BETS.
The defendant gel,ecca Goodrich rot having entcrcd
her appearance aud security according 10 tho act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court and uappeagine by
satisfactory evidence TINT she is not nhnbuant q" This
country II ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on tho LIST day of the next term. and answer
tho bill of the plaintiffs and that cory of this oreS
he forthwith inserted some uewspapcs printed III the
Town of Lynchburg. for months successivelt aud
posted the front door Of ,e house. in ,hr said
town Acopy-Vestp ID EODES CIR
Sept. | w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

-s~IRliNth.ti hnirs tpId IN Me t;l"rh's Office OF
~ ne Cfr,ut Superior t'nurt al NV aud Chan
sref, Tor t Of iynei'urg thc 1T day Of Sep
Ftemoer lSH.--Iames Q. fuHrmyf, iltf against Hh g.
ry nrk surFrius Trustee Of .Hnes T. donrmah N'i>
cpinh DAVIS IN q. William II. ~ nch drr "a. James G.
Anderson Of iscnb Anderson rc'i aud Balda
Mc!jane Shrti of Hdfurd and adm of Henry Clark
dee DOTS.
The defrndau, james &. An,rr-on having entered
his and gwen security. according To the act
Assembly, ead the rules 0 tins couri, and appearing
nv satisfactory evidence that he ot Inaainant of
N country II is ordered, that the snd dcieodant do
upesr tho first dag OF The next term and answer
'he 5i Il ihr ,anf aud that copy O: this order he
ig inserted in spapHr pfnted N the town
OF iyaehbura. months successfully, and posted
at ir front aoor the court house, thr sad t"~n
A conv-Tcstr, ID. ROBES, ok.
SINH | WIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

- 4 Conf held f,g Campbell county At the court
-. house, on tho day OF lane, ls3JNp>by Arnoii,
Elizabeth Brown. Thomas Dav, nn Nancy his wife, WI
1s uehe and Tahiha his ie George J"nes and Sally
hi. wife, Bnrwe Lee, and Matilda his wife. a,a Renia
min brooks Juana his wife, P'ih. ngoinst " i'll am
Clayton and Susan his wife, ana Martha Arnold Defts
Ia Cnancery.
Tho comp having filed her bill against the deen
dants, and the DEFENDANTS William Clayton and Suson IN
wi e having appcared and answered the complainant
bill and il arpearing the ssttsc ion of hc Court tina
they nhab OF ibis state II ordered and tie
creed that they appear here tho 2ad Monday in No
verher next aud anwcr the ball Of the eompainants, mud
that copy Of ,hs order he inserted in the Lynchburg Viz
gnian months snccasycy ami postcd up at the
door OF this said conrt house, wo several court
days. 4 CCpy--lest' .,,,,, . , ,
c., wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

vyEtGiIA TO it:-At court continued and held for
w the county Of NalifIx, nj tho Cout house. Tues
nay the 10Th day of July, 1894 -George BoSey, Pf.
shast D'nry Wade, Wiiiianp +. Powell and w lmoth his
VIE damas IL Walton and Lncy his wife. Ge"ree Wade
oSid 3oxley and John Wade, De!ts. In Chancery.
q. me deierdants Drury WADE, William Powell and
,,Hmfn his W.T. innes IT, Wnnn and ilicy his wife,
iporge WIDE mud John Wse. not having entered their
ppssnneo and given security according tho of As
y and the rules of This Court, and Appearing by
C'o'y evidence thai they mol inhabi,ans of this
tv Seahltl ~ ordered that tho said Drury w nde
nah I Powell aud Nilmolh his wife, James II. Wat
@ 'ou Lucy his wife, Geoir re Wade and John Wade, du
ne% nee on tho 4h Monday in October next, and
t the bill Of ias p,n,if and that copy of this order
,y n"'th inserted in the I.ynehhurg Virgin,an, for
or h'hihs suceessive!s AVID posted the front door
- '"e courthouse nfth!s county.
ACopy-Icste,
Aus.25 v,m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

~ r''A i-htrules held in tho Clerks Office of the
lsto ",y Nonrt of Franklin, ,he 4th day Of August,
pess, w. ieitw Ich, Snithson II. DAVIS and iiowher
.tyc ~. ee merchants and partners trading under tho
be,ea u urn OF Leftweh, Davis & Co who for the
Divers IONA sooa u i.eitwch Plaintiffs against Annanss
land ~ Ahcls Divers, Benjamin Booth and Andrew ioi-
~ oeit e In Chsneety.
innGniGs Divers, having cntnre his
sa;sy aud the rules Of this Court and Il appearing bv
Commony evidence that he is not inhabant OF thi,
counse, On motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
pear o'aered that the said Aanias Dis ets do ap.
swe, Tho IN tnn first Monday in Nnyenber next, and
forthwith pahah o and that copy Of this order be
Month, op-hsd IN The lynchurg Vrguian for two
house of and posted the door of the court.
v '"s county on some court,d.y
ACopy-Tcsie
Aue g. NJ. C. CAREER. ID. G.
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POLITICAL.
From TIC Detron Courier.
WRITTEN IN THE SAND

From The Detroit Courier.
WRITTEN IN THE SAND.
In merry boyhood there was one
Who shared my youthful hear,
We sworeno fortune and no fate
Our des,inies should part.
Bu MS VIC twain to manhood grew.
Time broke that golden band,
And proved that mutual oath Of ours
I,aS aeriHen IN the sand
Youth brought with II a gayer dream,--
a fond and loving one
Smiled on me, till loves ties seemed wound
Too fast TO be undone;
Faithful I'LL death We pledged ourselves
With willing heart and hand
We lived 10 know that plighted vow
" as tryiHen Ia tic sand
AMBITION whispered me 10 trust
His promised path TO fame,
A nd with devotion ] essayed
To play his desperate game
What gained ], but the blasting fire
My own wild hopes had famed
Alas, the promise pursued
Vas aerittca M tic sand.
WEALTH tempted me with golden boards;
Her profters were 10 me
Like green and sunny isles Ia those
Long tossed upon the seq
grasped AT gain, and day by day
New schemes Of profit planned
The luring phantom proved at las,
A Gfi'iAs IN the sand.
A crafty FRIEND in joyous guise,
Upon my sorrows stole,
And with mad ming 'suason urged
The pleasures of the bowl.
lis,ened-wo hetide lie hour
Til ircndess doomed and bnnnd,
saw the hooking demons words
Wfre ~, item an lie sand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

kxszzznun.ss zxs1r<. sassexslfxS
= f.;.rn Superior co"s, II Law and Chan
N - hold for the town ~ Iynch',urg, at the
- ...'.s in the sa,i ,nwu, the Goth day OF
cou"'',css . sitting as Court OF Chancery.
June, *. .oy ,,,nsard aad Peter c. Hsnsard. in
80, aho sues by the said 1adh tia"sard h' neat
friend,
,.,,,,'as' Mcdaniel, Merre, Talbot. adn,'r Of
WIZ" r',",,, dec Henry L. Davies. Benz ThIia.
Joo" -, de honis non with The Ill annexed OF
ler'o' ,1,..,d. dec. John W. Hansard Ambrose
JON, s.r1 Archibald iiansard Isaac K. Han
=" n" .a.,n 1in.ley and SOPHIA his wife, George
s"'", s, and Poly bis WIFE. Elijah Davies aud Par
",,s nj, wife, aud Philip Bnford aud Caroline ms
wife, g, h.. ha,rt -, ,h,
'"'s oily ,psd, and the report Of Commis-
l~p ,,a,. all made in pursnanCe OF the order OF
,he lin d,y of MAY, 1881, and WINS argued by
.o,,seI on consideration whereof, tho count being
of opuion that The report the commissioner Is
too moerfect 10 enable the court 10 make coriec
Jecr,s in the premises Oath reromm't the said 'e-
no,t 10 one of its commissioners, ahp is direciPd
70 make such a,iJuipns thereto, "raliera'i"Hs
therein as the evidence may justly or require, so
a. conpleleIy 10 execute The aforesaid decr'a or
der of the llth of May, 1881, aud rero't hit pro-
ceedipgs to the court, with any matters spfciH'ly
s,nted though, pe,iinenf by hinlsei or required ny
the parties 10 be so stated
A Copy-Tesie. DAVID ROBES. 6. {.
COMM SSiONER5 Or FlCE.
Lynchbu,g July son, 1884.
The parties Interested viii take notice, that
have appoin,ed Thursday the 9Th day OF No
yemter rax, 10 carry mo effect the foregoing or
der OF Count GA which day, ", the h'nr Of - o.
clock IN the mornng. they ate required 10 attend
n, nv ofiisr, 10 this 'own, with her ac"""'s,
vouchers aud proofs. tog.,hes WITH ropg OF 'hs
"A L., nI,f.h ..ttA q
,reot s. l. WAIT. Com.
Sep. is Va"
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TERMS.

r' be. II s "n six s"s
scripoo bs (bnt NJ the discretion oil
ss e. e sF sd p,a at 50
1AUs, e.., the fret time, aud 81 . cents for each
per Those from distance @arhe paid for pre-
to sr ., The rsy"sa' assumed ny some
to ts EDITORS must be post pad
y ,,. a' viii pos be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

Fro he y y Cyn,. Ajrerffscr, o.. /.
RogERr MATnsws.-- We hove no disposition 10
preju1se the case OF this man, fortunate untor,
tunn'c as he may be. He is now IN u cell attach.
cd TO the upper police Office, corner Of bowery and
Third street, whence he Will probably be removed
10 Wcstcheser county, on charge OF POISONING
Mr. Pierscn. His arrest a, Albany was for OH.
aiming from Mr. Folger, of this city, money, and
other properly under false prctenees This charge,
it seems, is poser TO the laNyers since II is doubt.
ed whether, under the pecuIier circumstances Of
this case, il can b. brought within The PROV Isicns Of
the statute.
AS far as VIC nrc able 10 eorn, Mathews pos.
ssesscd triphcatc quality, paltaking OF the rogue,
the fool and The luna,ic tic is native of, or was
born in the neighborhond of Hebron in this state
IS fly scvcn yenrs Of agc was bscd IA house car.
penter, was always lazy, md wiling TO work his
way through the void at The expense, Of any one
bit himself -
Me,thews was married ia Greenwich street in
this cry, soae twenty years aso, 10 young lady
of grea, beauty, with whom he lived I'll within a
bon, i7e years. They had eigh, Children Of whoa
1--WE snrvive -onc daughter, the second child, i
married. About liso years age having been ssrick
IN .wtih rchsioa4 ftc y sseisthr'e yAfs rrssl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

In conclusion, shall say something of another
class Of men called merchants Thess men are
highly respectable, intelligent, and very useful
members OF society. Their avocaton canno, be
dispensed with my than the three learned pro-
fessions, and surely commands as much respect
and attention either Of those profession. But
they have become too numerous for all 10 make for
tunes, unless the farmers and planters Serious
" Injured or ruined ] understand merchants are
men who sell goods, wares, and mcrchandizc Bat
how many who call themselves merchandise moi de
that name in the proper acc paon nj the term
This class of men cause more injury TO ag, icuure,
and produce more poverty and wrelchedness u
society generally, than any people IN existence.
When times are good, are community called
these men seen erectng shops Al. the forks Of
almost every public ro9l, selling by logs, bottles,
& half pint cruc,s of the mcaues, whskey aud nor
them rum, together with kind OF drink, they i'm
properly call vine, the composition Of which is
made OF ngredicuts of the most unhealthy kind.
These establishments soon attract the attention OF
their respective neishborhoods, and Gull together
large groups Of men from heir daily labor 10 drink
froc and carousc, to the serious injury Of the
farming interest, and TO the ultimate ruin Of them.
selves. their wives, and their children. This is
not all our negroes corrupted and injnrei by
VI sting these adjustments The late law nm
leased to find, has pu considerable check on the
owners Of ihcss shops although not eilcc'aaly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13

A woman nnpsd Ttmprsacc Job, aged G5,
lately died at New Btain,ree, Moss. She posses
scd a consi ieradle hblary, and was a great read
er, and requStct that her body might DO given
up otlc surgeons for dissectien. She was one
cfthc remnants of the Wampanoags, and claim
ed direct descent ffom TIC famous Ring Philip.
! Tisginia Sais Loan,-- The Virginia STATE Loer,
800 0oort per cent has been taken II III fos
100 dollfrs. ~ Y. Nsrs. Alp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

ne secretary complains OF charge made bv the hank
against The Government Of Si5SSi2 A. for damages for
hoh.paymen by the French of the bin 5ra
on e and sold to the banks saws the Droceeds of
hc on remained ia the bank" Ibis il denied nv nh
oank; and that the facts may be fully understood will
read passage from the bank exposition (pove rs \, I
Is NOT the fact that this money left in the use Of The
oamS, being simply added TO the Treasury deposites'
suppose that had been, would not in the slightest
ueSree smect The question Of damages When party
80: OH anu paid Tor it, that is, has the funds laced 10
seuI 20 DC drawn Tor whenever he chooses without
further notice, the party much paid the fund belongs
as mule to the bank, il the party had actually with
drawn The whsIe sum in specie. But not only was the
und IN this case case, drawn from the general
OF the bank, and placed the credit the Treasury but
immediately alter that done, Congress passed TO
lend the money, and tho Secretary Treasury issued
anoice that this money 10 be forthwith lent out TO
pitaststhatis TO say, TO be immed atey Withdrawn
he credit given to the Treasurer the lIih of Fe-
oruary 1853 The notice Of the Secretary dated the
oh oil March, offered 10 lend this money after the
ZOih oil March. OF course the bank could make no use
Oh ~; on the contrary, as would probably be whdra WIN
but required the bank shape loans 10 others so as to
provide Tor the immediate payment"
Nor is this ALL Not only was this sum passed 10 the
c,et OF the Treasurer not only the early withdraw.
a. VI u rom the bank announced by the Secretary but
he toencd proceeds Of this identical French bill mere
actudny used 6y the Government for the puum emf of
ais ordinary expenses The issue is thus fairly m ,e
up between the parties The Secretary SAYS the money
was not used; the bank says il By reference TO the
annexed statement, made by the bank, ION page 29)
he account OF the Treasurer the bank stood thus:-
FEBRUARY II, $7l7 264 %
Tin conseousnce If IA. ,a,o.u, a., -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27
BY IsITCIIIE & COOK.

1 The ENoURER published twice a week. generally and
three times
Price, tho same hessfsse Five Dolas sraam payable
vance, Notes of chasd specie (onIy) will BIO
ss,rS In pa Tho Editors viii ssaiaace the safety
No will DO discontinued, at tho discretion tho
Editors, NATL all arrearagcs havo boon paid up.
9J Whoever will guarantee payment of papers,
have tho GRATIS "
TERMS ADVERTISING.
W Ono
oo No
or assumed bv In this cis its environs. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

O!lCE--Tbe SUBSCRIBER offers his services again TO
J. Inc public asa Collector and general Agent in set
Ting claims OF all descriptions, and will collect with
pronPtpes claims entrusted TO him in Fredericksburg,
SPoitsylysnia Stafford Culpepe Orange, Ionsa, Hauo-
yer, Caroline and Essex. Address, LEWIS HILL,
near FredeTicksbWg.
Richmond, October 2I, 1881.
take great pleasure IN stating that Mr.. Lewis Hill
was engaged nearly six years as general collector
ir The Enquirer Office, and that he discharged all his du.
ues with The utmost fidelity and industry He was uni.
iorny oohging and attentive. 1 have question but
mat ne VIII prove himself equal 10 any trust which in.
voves integny, industry temperance and strong good
sense WISH MIN all success in HE pursuits and vocation
THOMAS RICHIE.
Richmond, Ocfober FL, 1881.
iuny accord WIN hr' Richie in the above statement,
and join bin with Pleasure 10 good wishes for Mr. Hills
prosperity. John T. COOK
Persons at distance referred to lie following cen
uemen ;-Henry Gaines Petersburg; Thos g. 3royob,on
and Alexander Tunssi Norfolk; Thos Diilard lynch.
burg; Hon John NJ. Patton, Washington; JOAN 8 skio.
ner ana Afchd. Hart Baltimore; John $. Wexford and
VIM Crump, Fredericksburg.
Feb. Is. o2-wa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27
JACKSON.

"A BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred bay horse hv Jobn
IA Richards his dam the celebrated 4 roe racer and
bottom nag Honesty by old imported Expedition viii
stand at my stable in the county Of Halifax Virginia Al
$40 the Al the that failed 10 Lance las,
season will be insured 10 Jackson this Spring. at the price
ofhe season. For further particulars hand bills &c
WIN. w. HURT.
hahiax, Vs., Feb. 8, 1884. TS7-2m1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27
Fresh Si1,'iasg Goods.

&VE wish to spprze our customers and countrv
snsc," oa nus generally That we are in the daily
BNIilSH DRY GOODS, direct jrom England, which
VIII oe much The arges, we have made-little less
probably, than in value-asd which will comprs
mend greater variety articles and styles of Goods than
II has been customary import into this market The
bought in England, the still, more favorable rates at
when we have obtained Exchange to pay Tor them, Ia
on many leading articles must enable we think 10
give to those who may obtain their supplies of u.s. un
common advantages this season. When they arrive i'm
mediate notice will be given in all of the
time they will be open, and ready for sale.
Our supply Of American, French, India, German and
SWISS Goods will be as full and complete during the
month OF March, as at any time this Spring.
We would also inform customers, that we shall pro-
badly receive by the ship which brings Dry Goods
SILT, Factory filed ten to the fon-such in all re.
'p'e'' we have imported for several seasons past
February rs. [95-2awul Market Square.
INVALUABLE Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
at .auction.-wi be sold on Thursday, the eth
instant a. 10 o'clock the residence Of the late COL Da-
VIA Bullock, all his Household and Kitchen Furniture
ge,her with two carriages, harness and horses, two
morse wagon, with gear good deal Of very valuable
h hate VIZ pair Of silver Urn' Zoos. $1,000 pair OF
&c-a Grand Piano, (cost $lOOO) SC. sc.
TERMs-Al sums of $50 under. cash will be requr-
cd over $780, twelve months credit will be given, the
purchaser executing with approved endorsers un
the e R,H anu o%ng their heirs negotiable and payable
Sale 10 be conducted by Dunlop, Moncure s. Co., Auc-
toBeers Feb 25. 95-,ds
RHASON'S RATLER.-Ths be autifuI and highly ce
A lebrated stallion will be for until the first Of
March not sold by that me he will be let to mares in
Hanover for this He may be seen at my stable
and particulars made known.
VIM. WILLIAMSON.
iayorsviie, 18th February, 1884. 95-3t
DEMOVAL-The patrons OF the VIRGINIA HAT
NO STORE are respectfully notified, that the subscribers
have removed TO the New Sore front tenem lately
occupied by Mrs Mcconnell, fancy goods and mil
nnery Store directly opposite the u s. Bank and second
door above Mr. Jno. N. Gordons where they
oy keeping full assortment Of the best and most fash.
ionaeie Hats, Caps &C. that the Northern market affords
TO insure continuance of their former custom.
SAMUEL CLARK,
- WILLIAM CUNLIFFE.
feo -. 94--2aw6t
SADDLES, SADDLERY, &c.-The subsc ribers keen
~ constantly on hand, for sale, of Philadelphia manufac.
ture, mems superior and saddles side do do
ordie eahers marngales; gig, and wagon collars
wagon and cart whips; worsied cotton girs com.
mon snafe and curb brides wagon do leather trunks
&C. &c; to which they invite the attention of country
merchants and dealers. The prices will be found to suit
the times. j. & s. COSRY e. co
February 25. S5-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

NoIiCE.-Contraciors TO supply the Pentenusry In
si'uon with Plank and split Timbers, are requested
TO commence delivering, without further delay.
February 8. sseT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

NEGROES.-As Attorney in fact for Lttlebury H.
Jones, Esq. Of the Territory Of Florida shall offer
Tor sae tpubic aucon the highest bidder for cash. at
Nottoway Court-House, the sixth day Of March next
Court day) about thirty valuable Negroes, (men women
anu cidren that being his entire portion of the dover
slaves Of the late Mrs Caharne Fitzgerald senr in the
estate Of his deceased father The title these slaves is
eecmed unquestonabie, but responsibility therefor,
will be assumed by me. +. FITZGERAID
February 7ih, 1884. 9O-iOt~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

reo. H. lSS-61 Proprietor.
NhE Spring Races the Tree Hill Course, will take
- place ON the 4th Tuesday In April next the 22d i'm
gay was liked OH through mistakes as ii not known until
MT Adamss advertisement appeared the nextday that
Tue zSh was his usual and regular ime with which had
no disposition TO interfere In ORDER therefore, con.
iict with him, have determined YIELD aud have fixed
on the 3d. being intervening week between Broad
rock and Fairfield. Particulars hereafter
BY THE PROPRIETOR
REQ. TO- 94-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

RH ASON'S RATLER.-This beautiful and highly ce.
III LIBERATED stallion, will be for sale until the first of
March II not sold by that time, he will be let to mares in
hanover Tor this season. He may be my stable,
and particulars made known.
VIM. WILLIAMSON.
iayiorsviiies 10Th February, 1884 95-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27

NAikrIELD kACES.-The Spring meeting over this
course, will commence, as usual, on tho last Tues.
day, (29'h) in April. RICHARD ADAMS.
reo. IL. lSS-6tJ Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-16

Health of the City.-It is an appropriate sub
ject of congratulation that the Cholera has al
most wholly disappeared from among US. Of
the deaths that occurred during the past week,
it is understood that only thirteen were by that
disease. The whole number was about one
hundred and sixty, which in population of re-
sidents and strangers so great as our city con-
tains indicates restoration to an usual state of
heath.-N y. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-16

We understand. says the Washington North
American Of Wednesday, that duel origins
ting in circumstances OF great aggravation and
peculiar deicacy, about to be fought on Thurs
day last, near Bladensburg, was happily pre-
vented by the prompt and energetic interference
of the Secretary Of the Navy and Secretary Of
State. and that the affair has terminated by The
arrest Of the parties and their seconds.