Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-26
THE VIRGINIAN.
LyNCHBURG. MARCH 20. 1920
U' Divine Service will be held a, ST. Paui's
Church this evening al ! o'clock.
SMALL POX.

SMALL POk.
This malady !. said 10 have Increased in the
County of CHI sierhrld--hut no CASE has We,
proved iaIa. the last accounts say tina, from sx 10
ten new cases had occurred & the persons were
promptly removed to the Hospital One Of he
Physicians Of the ne,e hhofhood had becn taken
With the dlSease. The ludidn who had b, en-
the .ufce Of all this evil was getting we'll
II Ia stated IN the Washington papers tina,
thr President has ordered the removal of The
R5a Masiet II, Nashville aud appointment Of his
successor Il will be seen from the following
&C, estahli'hiug tie Post Office Department,
passed Mptch 1875. that the President q keeps
steadily ~ view the limitation well as the
ertem Of HE Executive power
The Positnaste, General shall appoint two
Assistants, and such Clerks ~ may BE- neeessa.
~, &c. liz shall establish Post Offices, and
APPOINT PosrMAsrERs at all snch places Al
SHALL APPEAR TO HIM ExPLDiE.r, on Tho post
roads that are or may he established by law /;
PRovipEp. that in Ease fihe death. resignation
or removal irrm office of the Postmaster 2ea.
era, all his duties shall he performed by his
seniof A,sistsni, until n successor shall be ap.
pointed, AND arrives at the General Post Office
10 perform the business
The prescription lis. continued MIR. Isanc
Hill, editor Of the Patriot New Hampshire, to
be Second Auditor vice Richard Cnrls ,en,ov.
cal. Mr.. Amos Kendall, editor of the Argus,
l. h., An
Watkins, removed. Mr.. William h. Lewis, of
Tennessee 10 be second Auditor, vice William
Lee removed The Senate adjourned on TUES
day aud these removals and appoint men,s we're
made on Wednesday, the day after, Why we've
not these nominations made before the Senate
adjourned I The Telegraph in,imales thai the
prescription will sill continue during the recess
Of the Senate. When Secretary Van Buren, ~
Postmaster General Barry arrive, II is suppo.
sed the nep system ofretorm will go into full op
Grafton. The following from The Immaculate
Duifhas " an" awful sauinting
Intense anxiety, amounting to inpa,ience
IS manifesto IN all dirrc ions, as TO HE period
and the extent 10 hich il will be carried. We
can oul, say, that We arc convinced the Pres
dent VII in due season, redeem the pledge tia
he has made TO the nation. aud which il expects
4 his hana, and that good reasons exist fpr the
mom"ntary delay that is observed He is full,
Sustained br hi, whole Cabinet IN the course
that he ~ pursuing. They, like himself. have
moral courage to 40 all that deyove upon them
aud a little while will satisfy the democratic
party, thu the most decided aud ample inca
sur's will be taken TO re-cslsblish that system
ri measures which WAS pursued by Jefferson
and sustained by the nation. To repar the
much abused aud dcranged machinery ofonr
governments an arduous and responsible tusk
Examination ihroDg bout will be closely made
and through repair will be- ctiecIei upon the
mort approved principles. The materials are
in state of forwardness aud the events OF
lew weeks will prove tina, all is well.
This may be interpreted Tho who have
not thong ht General jackson be greatest aud
besl of men not even Washington Jefferson
excepted, " must walk the plank SulIrr under
the second section.