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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
NEW BOOKS.

TtNHE Subscrbnr has the pleasure of inform
4 ing his friends and The public game rally
that he has very recently received, din &c, from
Philadelphia and New York. very large sup
ply OF valuable New Books. sc. including all
the new publications aud finding that the poo.
pile III this part OF the world are getting into a
very cody given way, he has received good
many valuable Religious productions and in
tends greatly TO enlarge in that branch of Lite.
nature IN very sbori time-AmSag tht late
arrivals are the following:
Wilber'0rce's practical VIcn Of Chri,iiapitv ;
thlS work is said 10 be above praise--it's hardly
10 be equalIed by any production whatever
am Told by good judges, too much cannot be
sand IN praise Of this exceedingly fine work.
Memoirs Of ME Rcu. Leigh Richmond, n. NJ.
fhe tblrd edition, with beautiful and correct
portrait of hm-So very popular has been this
work. that three editions have beeu sold out 10
hess than one year.
Marhs, A NJ Ecclean,ticul History from
me eGrllesf period 10 The present time, With at
appendix gteing cOndensend History Of the
Je~s' from the destruction of Jerusalem 10 the
present ddy illustrated with beautiful maps and
splendid ensIavings: so very popular is Thu
work, that the drSt edition sold out immediate.
ty.
=, hunters sacred Bpcraphy or the History Of
tne Idtfarchs' 10 Wbieh is ddded, the HSisrt
81 Deoorah, Ruth and Hannah ard also The HIS
Lo'y o. Jesus Christ, ia 8 vols, 8 70. This work
sands exceedingly high, and am completely
a a.' TO find that the public know SO very
little about it.
foHorkS course Of Tine, fine edition This
VOTE !; thought by many equal to Millions Pa
rosters Essays ON the importance of Religion.
az; ArSsHe s unconditional freeness Of thsGospel ;
'h's Is very good wors
me millennium, or stories on the Cntechrn,.
oy mrs Sherwood; beautiful little york.
""'cn stands exceedingly high. Together with
as,ea' many other works equally good all OF
"' m ~',' De sold very low by A. r. NORTH.
'e' 81 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
STAGE, ROBBERY I.

We learn. by passenger 10 the last stage
from Richmond. that tho passengers we're all
robbed of,hsif baggage, 10 the neigbbofhood OF
Manchester. About 10 miles from Richmond,
the night being very dafk, they were interrupt
ed ON the road by the discharge of firearms on
the "ayside. Two or thres Of the passengers
got out of the stage for the purpose of taking
hold of The aifrighted horses and emonstra,ing
with fhs persons who were firing, as the pms.
sengers iben supposed. in sport. While they
were discussing the matter with some OF them,
however, others were behind the stage. cut 10.
oT the trunks, &c. all OF which they secuf.d
and then went of without touching tho mail
The robbery was not discovered until The stage
stopped nef, morning at the break fasing house.
Some Of the passengers and the diver went
back 10 pursuit OF the robbers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

New foRx. Dec. 10.
An late hour yesterda, we received Paris
-, N the ooh ult inclusive, bv the Charlie
p"p A oostscrip, was published 10 the great.
-, of our edition, Announcing a change in
a. r,each Miasiry. Prince PoEidSAc having
ION appointnd Presidcnt OF the Council OF
M;oist.rs; Count Ito L.BoURDoSNAYE named
Minisler Of Stale, aud Member OF the -Privy
rouncil !. Baron dc MuSrBsL appointed Sec
retarv OF state for Tho lntefor. IN his stead {;
md NJ. CuERsos do RASviILE Scoetary Of
gate for The Department OF Fec lesiastical AT
,.,rs and Public IA struction, III the room of VI.
2loETBEL.
g,urdonnaye eneredthe Mi!,.try ON the 18Th
t7,su,,. and retired on The io'h November,
and tha. he had thus. like certain great man,
hi. hundred days of power-the only resem.
Ll.nce he ever had TO genus
Ias Gazette de France, remarks that since
characterization, there have been hut two minis.
ries without presidency, One of them, il
1914, suffered Bonaparie TO land and the o,
tbe,. in 1928, has allowed revolution 10 Hp.
proach the sanctuary OF the laws, and would
have surrendered 10 IL their administration,
had not been for the noble opposition Of the
royalists.
NJ de Rebaupierrs was about 10 leave Ma.
ples for Constaninople. on tho goth October,
in Rn sian vessel Of war. II was said he wns
charged with instructions for Count CUTLER.
minol but that the hitter would NOT rema in
long at the Porte. having exposed a desire
for another mission.
The following Intelligence mn the goth Oct.
.rom Belgrade, is given by the Auesburgh
Gazette -" We learn by lctsrs from Adraino.
ple that Gen. Debietsch had given orders 10
Sen. Krassowrly to hold himself in readiness
10 attack the pacha Of Scntarl, IN tina event
ofhis refusing TO lay down his arms, in pursU
ance of the Sultan's command
General Lafayette was at La Grange, where
be was confined " it'll II bad cold.
. Rumors were current IN Paris on the 18th,
that England was DESTROYS of entering into a
close alliance with Turkey. and that MIR. Cor
don's powers had been much enlarged. II
was also said the British Admiral WAS sppriscd
of the intention OF his Govern rnan and that The
Mediterranean squadron was receiving con
staut reiniorcemenis.
LokDnE, Nov. Is.
Accounts from the Mediterranean state that
the English fleet there viii return TO England
early IN December, and that the Russian
squadron wiil winter either at Portsmouth or
Plymouth. In the present state of affairs il,
the East, we think both statesmen. highly i'm
probable London Sun,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
Eemale Education.
Dec %

oh school will be opened on Inc ll of
~ nei' msnth. IN the school room attached
To The meeting house belonging 10 the Associr
tod Meihodisis. This ia very comfo,tnblc
room, and - elgibly situated
Persons who are disposed 10 patronize u.
are respectfully solicited 10 enter their children
OF wards ~ the time of our removal. The prrS
ent ses''o" viii end the last Of ID mo- Och ,
o"' no vacation will take place until tho last q,
IN" summer n lew boys, under twelve years
OF age, will he received -"
Our course OF instruction will be l;b,r,i
comprising all the branches usually taurb, \,
our host English Schools. Ia the exerr7., ',
our discipline. due respee, will be paid In m.
dispositions OF pupils and the mli.s, ms.n.
winch w'' preserve order and attention, vii
be employed X. Is. TOWNIEV WE
REBEGCA ToWNLEy
10Th mo. q nj,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
OBITUARY.

DIED, Of a pulmonary consumption, on the
10Th inst nj the residence of MRS Galloway, in
Il . county OF Bedford, CAL0HlLL MENUS,
aged 33 ears, late member of the Convsn
ton oil Virginia.
MIR. Mennis afforded. in his short lie, stri.
king aud rare example of tho power and affect
of geIius. Having been thrown upon the
world, IN ea,ly youth, without means, and
with the mere rudiments Of classical edu ;s
ton, ho applied himself 10 the stud, OF INV
aud saon obtained license 10 practice. Upon
this theatre. he soon began 10 exhibit the pow
ers OF his mind. Commencing h's career with
out money or friends, and with scaniy supply
nt reading or Information, he soon rose by thu
force 0f his genius To- the first place ~ his
pro fession Although his legal information 70
want Of opportunity. was far from being extern
sive, in the ealy part OF his practice, y., he
studied his csses closely. aud the great vigor
Of his mind. enabled him 20 scizn the strong
rcnts IN his cause, aud to press thom with IN
resstibs effect. In fact. ,igor OF mind. aud
intense feeling w.ro the leading naits OF hi.
character With these. wilhou, the aid of u
good voice. appropriate gesture OF any OF the
grnces of olocuiion, he was all powerful be fore
n jury, OF n popular assembly. IA the subject
| warmed before him, his genius would kindl,
within hiu, he would o.crwhclm you by III,
force Of his reason, or the iorrsni of his inyec
tive, would defeat you by tho kecnncss Of hi
vii and ridiCule, or soften md disarm you by
| his deep paihos His genius wns too lofty Ia
| resort to sophlSlry or defamation. They were
| no arrows IN his quiyer. lie dsdained the use
| of them High MS ware the powers . his mind
before n Court or Jury. his eloqueneo wa'
better fitted 10 "A larger assembly. When ad
! dressing the people Of his county. (who loved
him with the wnrmeh hHaciion) upon any
subec, Of interest, he could excite their feeling
! and passions like the waves OF the ocean in q
tempest. Yet did he, upon these occasions
| conduct himself with tho most noble bearing
| lie never battered them 10 ohsct his own adj
vanGemenl. Their interest. and Their honor
constituted the goal TO which he was directing
| them.
To this high intellectual character, the quail,
ties Of his heart responded in full harmony
f1aDk, OPEN aud generous IN III, disposition
he was warm friend and placable enemy
| 10 these advantages. Nature, with bountifnl
| hand, added a good person and foe oounIr.
nance, and an nnwavering 6rmnsss of mind
necessary to give them support.
-, on Sunday the 20th inst. nj his resi-
dence. on RockG'h. in Nelson county. MEL.
son CRAWFORD, jun. an honest nlen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE +,
Sale OF Stock, &c. and Rent OF
RENT MOUNTAIN.

WILL SELL, on Friday the Id dav ~
II January, 1880. at The Bent Mountain in the
county OF Montgomery, all the stock on m,
plantation, consisting OF 90 60 head Of Cattle.
Sheep. Hogs, Horses and Mules; all The ct.
Plantation Utensils, &c. &c. A credit oc NJ.
months will be given for all sums ever goo
under 30. cash will be required tina nurcbas..
giving bond with approved security. A, H.,
same time, Twill rent the Plantation Far 49,.
year Bond with approved security will he
required for the rent W
7. A. HOLCOMBE.
Receiver at the sui, Of Moore VS., Bullock
wv - edltt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
BY sArURDAY EvENlNf2s uAII,.

On TUESDAY and WedDe sday. (oor lest date,
from Richmond) the Co vention got through
viii toe Report Of The Executive Committee,
and commenced on the Report of the Judieia-
~ They determined to aboli.h the Executive
Conncilass at present organized, aud refused
10 provide for any substitute and resolved to
make the county courts constitutional tribunals,
hc. sc No other business Of Importance was
tran.acte1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
MIGL NACISa

VINE Subscriber hs. now complete ~.
- sort,nent OF Christmas Nick Nscks; such
~ Oranges. Figs, Pruncs. Malaga Grapes. ~.
perior Bunch Rasins, SUIT Shall Almonds
Palm Nuts. Filber,s. English Walnuts, kisse.
aud Candies Of every kind AMI variety, Pine
Apple Cheese, Picked Oysters. 81 &c. &c "
which he calls the attention Of nj lovers II Q ,od
things Also, p. Ma. s.Ma Pico Ma l. soar
king q. c. Champagne. Wines. Ne Beer
and New Ark Cider. S. AYRES.
Dec p ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
AWOGHIys GRIM 2
FROM
i" MADAM FORTUNE ~
HEWSoN S OFFICE,
Lynelburg, Dec. %, 1929. !

Drawn numbers in tho Delaware and South Car
olna Lottery. Glass No. IL,
% 81 63 80 81 q 81 3.
Nos. q 80 81 a prize "f 900 DOLLARS. and
Nos. II % 50 a prize of 100 DOLLARS were
both sold n, Hewson's fortunate Office ,--Tbess
small sums are merely intended by The Old
Lady" as Christina, Pre.snts-snd is an owl
drnce that she Will extend her bounty 10 Hew.
sons customers nv Dispensing humping Capt.
tails Tor the n,w ycW.-fly 10 " Fortunes Cot.
tnge" for chances ia the Richmond Dock. No,
3, and Maryland State, No. 8.-Dont neglec,
the Prize selling Office Of
b. W. HEWSoN.
LyBcbburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED.. ON tho 10th inst NJ Failing
Sprinc, Allegheny ely by the Rev. Mr. Watts.
JOHN II. PLEASANTS, esq. senior editor oi
the Constitutional Whis. to Mis. MARY l.. l.
MASSlE, daughter OF Henry MSssie, esq OF ih,
former place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

u The Rev George Erskine "a man OF CO.
iour) will preach To MoRRow Evsslse, nj ear
y candle.light. nj tho Presbyterian Church
preparatory To- his do parture for Liberia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

" The events Of tho day are so immsdinte.
ly interesting. aud the anxiety Of the public
to receive Information OF their progress, is so
anger and intense, that We have deviatad from
our general custom of emitting the publication
oil our paper during the Christmas hoiydays
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

il January psrsOu' feeling disps;fd TO eooI,i'
butte, either 10 clo,hiag, provisions. money &c.
to their comfort during the voyage. and az.
Ter their arrival a, Liberia. eau deposit their
offerings at ib, Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
y-Ieste. J. WILLS G. r
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE }

NlRGlNIA.-Ata Superior Coor, of Chan.
y Gerry, holden a. the town of L1nchb,,,a ~.
thu 2B'h day oil October, 1929. 1riplet I. r.
ties, Benz, Estes, Thomas Estes, Edward ".
ties. Jesse Fears aud Nancy hi, wife. G.oro.
Morton and Lucy his wife, Lunsford Rucker
Lndwell. lIucker, Sarah Ann fucker inr,o,
children Of Lucy Morton who sue bv Cao,n-'
Morton thor neI, friend. Reuben Hughes a1d
Elizabeth his wife, I'm. Cowherd and selnb
his wife. John Novel; and Sarah hi, wife. sn,t
Jun" '""'o mn" "a''ha MA vile, Plth.
against
Joel Estea surviving eI'or Of Benjomin IA.
ties, dsc. WIN. Loving. John Loving, Tboms,
sale, ex'or OF Thomas Logwood, doc. Henri
liatch.r, cx'or of lIardawsy Hatcher. de-
VIM. Estes and Thofp Estes. Ds6,
This cause came on this day TO be heard on
the papers formerly read, aud the report If
Commissioner Benagh. mads in pursuance of
The order OF the 2lst day OF Oct. 1893 win
exceptions thereunto by the defeanlsn,, W.,
Lowry and John Lowry, md was orpued h-
counsel. On consideration whereof. tho com,
being OF opinion that il can hardly DO necas.
Sary TO Instructive commissioner that the SO.
cnrities OF the executor are not liable Id mi,
court, according to the court of appeals, az the
executor would not DO iorihe proceeds OF lands
which had been devised to be sold. Win ihis
intima,ion, the cour, doth rscommit tho suid 70
port TO the commissioner who u,sds il. v;,h
the exceptions therenno, for tim 10 reconait.
and report iherenpon, as heretofore dirac,ed
copy-Tese, J.WILLS G q
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. :,
Lynchburg, 18Th Dee 1929
The parties in this cause will take no';..
that have appointedr Tuesday the $50 dsv If
February next, TO commences the accou,,.
directed by the foregoing order of cour, ~,
which day. at the hour OF nine o'clock in ,I.
morning, they are required 10 attend. n, nv
Office, in TIN, town. with their accounts. youcb.
efs' aud copies Of cour, papers, prepared for
examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, C.
Dec. % ION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

VIR iINlA.-At Superior Cou.t of cb.o
Gerry, holden NJ tho town of Lyucbh,rr
IN the 10Th October. 1890. Bartlett Grs.,,!
wood and Nancy Ia. wife, pI,c
against
Daniel Roberts, IIardwick Sharon. No,s.
sharon aud Luke Wade. oney ZONES. Richard
iiopson aud Harriet his wife. Joseph Nor,
field "sd Sally his wife, Chrstopbsr c. W.ds
Thomas G. Wade, children OF Andrew W.ds
Lackheh Wade aud Henry W. Stoke, md
lhomns Stokes, children of Poll, Wnde ,l.,
Henry Wade, John Wade Il VIM. Synnev NO.,
'",ny us "he' Dehs
lh's day came tho parties aforesaid. ~,
'hcir counsel aud tina court having mstu,,.I
considered The premises. md the arguments .. !,
counsel thereopon had. doth recomtni, ,Le =.
port upon thu plaintiff title. win the e,cs,
iiohs 'hsreunio, To tho commissioner who m I'd,
II, Tor INN to frpori upon the said sscepli.,,
WIN any matters specially stated. thcucb,
pertinent by himself or required bv a.,
parties 10 he so stated
copy-Iss,e. J. WILLscc
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg. 18Th Dec. 1899
Inc parties ~ this cause will take not,c.
'hnt have appointed Monday tho 18th dnv.
OF cb. neKi 10 commence the rapport Jirec,e5
ny tue foregoing order OF court, on which day
NJ 'he honf OF n'ne O'Clock in the MOI ming. they
arc required 10 attend, almy Office. ia his
Town, WIN their vouchers md oopioS nj
court papers, prepared Tor examination and
'e,nement' JAMES BENAGH. G.
Dec. % ,.a.9o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28


ter their arrival a, Liberia, eau deposit their
offerings 81 this Office.
! III The Winchester Vrginlsn Expresses n
hope that, as soon Hs tho Western snd Valley
IN emhers Of the Conyesion should find that
MIR. Gordon's plan of representation was the
best that they could obtain. thes would leave
the House in a body and either return home. or
proceed to form another Constitution, 10 ba
submitted to the public simultane ou,ly with the
other What will that paper say uhen |, dis.
covers that MIR. Cooke. one Of the delegates
from that district. and who long since inscribed
ON his banner mat he was an " Incorporating
iliend OF reform" voted for this very PROPOSE
ton we observe, too. that the people of the
Irans-Alleghany counties nru beginning 10
show great excitement We learn from the
last" Uheeline Compiler" thata large ineet-
ing had been hold in OHIO county, the most
numerous ever known in that section. which
after being addressed by two of the citizens OF
that county, adopted resolutions approving the
course OF their Delegates, and directing them,
in case of certain contingencies, to withdraw
from tho Convsn'ion--reprobaling MIR. Leigh's
comparison Of the frsomen Of the Yves, with the
slaves ofthe Esst-and compl,menting Gen.
lay Tor, Of Norfolk, for the manly. independent
course taken by him while "A member OF that
body
| 1--WE need not look for any thing Of impor
lance from Congress until ahou, the middle Of
January. Tho last proceedings nro wholly de.
void OF general interest.
~ The State Senate. has, Ms usual. adjourn.
ed until tina lst Monday in January, having no.
thing TO do until the House OF Delegates have
gone through with some of the bill, before
them. The Senate has dc,m miued, by u vote
of 10 8, that Gov. Giles holds his Office until
the 18th OF March neKt.--lhe election Of q new
Governor is postponed till the second Saturday
in Jan, which circumstance WAS strangely o.
United to be noticed by the Richmond papers.
u We have received "A No. of . new weekly
Journal. entitled the - American Recorder"
proposed TO be published in Washington city by
| George NJ Grouard. |, will avoid all political
party questions ; and is designed principally 10
embody tho Pablo Documents, Speeches in
Congress, &c. &c. We recommend il to tia
public as one OF the most valuable periodical.
Of the day While or this subject we will mo-
tice another Journal. published ia Washington.
devoted principally to Literature, which ds
serves to he more extensively known aud cir.
cnIated III this section of coun,ry--we mean tina
Guy Chronicle " is n highly interesting
and ably conducted Journal.
1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

EVERAL Negroes FOR hire the ensuing
~ year-field LANDS aud house servants.
WI. BAILEY.
Doc. % 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

rTThe N Y Courier has formally announced
MIR Van Buren, as a candidate for the neat Pre-.
sldencv. This has thrown the Calhounites, of
whom Duff Green is at the head, iuto great
agitation. Duff snys he " regrels' the appear
ance Of such an article, which is, in every
sense, indiscreet." This Is the frs, strong
symptom of dsunion among the Heroites-oi
that disnnion which has been predicted, from.
the moment ofthe formation of The party, as an
inevitable consequence of the admiIture of such
hostile elements
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
Beautiful Presents for 1880.
Maryland State Lottery,

Inv just received The most splendid as
sor'ment Of ANIMALS for 1880, I ever saw,
snI s ss,ms OF friendships Offering, with beau,i-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

EmigranLs 10 Lideri1.-An expedition TO the
African colony will be despatched from Norfolk
by the Colonization Society early in January.
The Board of Managers of the Lynchburg
Auxiliary Society have selected the following
persons 10 go TO Liberia Mars, and two OF
his family, who are expected from near Salem,
(Botetourt county, in time to start. Robin,
Fanny and Sally, who have been liberated by
the Rev. Josiah Cole James and Shadrach,
who have been liberated by DR.. William I. HoI
combe; Plymouth. liberated by the Raw. VIM.
S. Reid; and Hannah, liberated by Mr.. Victor
Messrs. Cole snd Holcombe offered TO hbsrate
others; but they could not be received, in con.
sequence of the limited number Of persons tina,
can be Accommodated in this expedition. They
wrlleave tbs place for Norfolk the 6rst weet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

The ruth "a TIE parade absut The "rish's Of
The States. and about " a government Of spe.
clhc and limited powers" is mere cant, and. in
our estimation. the wotstoI all sorts of can't
the cant of hypocrisy 1t was intended TO
catch, the applause, or, more important still, TO
retain the support Of III. Richmond party,
winch had made Nj. Aiams's fepu,ed disre.
gard of " State Rights such an eFectual argu.
msni against his rec lection in this State. And
otter all, Gen. jacksons opinions on this point
are not more emphaiitally expressed than were
M Adamss, who, in all his Messages. eau.
'iosed the representatives. of tho people never
TO violate the constitution, either in letter or
spirit. TO accomplish any favorit. design-and
warned them to make that instrument the 10 lie
star Of their legislative conduct, from which
they could never dvergc without committing
dangerous error, and predicting fatal oonse.
quences.
We have remarked in the preceding par,
ofthis No, thai we have as much 10 fear from
taclous opposition 10 the exercise OF the right
Gul powers q: the general government AZ from en-.
croachments by that government on the rights
of the States. We think our sho,t history has
already demonstrated that We have even more
10 fear from the violence of the esnirifup al
than from the surpatIons Of the csniripeiai
power. We have only 20 refer to the whskty
insurrection of Pennsylvania, TO Shay's rebel.
lion in Massachusetts, 10 the detected & crush
ed conspiracy OF Burr, to the refusal of certain
Eastern governors. during The last VAT, 10 cali
Out their militia for the national defence, aud
TO the scenes of which South Carolina aud
Georgia have been recently the theatre with
regard 10 the Tariff aud the indians 10 show us
where tho real danger lies We hope mat the
good people OF this Republic will always look
with jealous eve upon every attempt Of the
general government 10 end their constiiu.
tona powers, and that they will resist everv
such attempt al the outset but We hope, also,
that they will not imag me such attempts to ex-
ist where they do not, and, in their eagsrness
TO repcl them, suffer another and certainly a
more dangerous principle TO grow mp among
them-a principle, which if ucted upon TO the
extent claimed, would leave our frontiers expo
sed defanceess 10 the assaults OF an enemy IN
war and all our be.t interests without encour
agemsnt and prose ction in peace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

NJ The Edgcheld CaroIinian Of the 18th
inst, published in Mr.. McDuGe's District com
mentng on the Presidents Message, says
" 1t is decidedly against the South 90 the great
question that now agitaes the Union. tire.
cognizes the principles OF the protecting sys.
tenn, in its most odIous shape. Our worst sp.
prehensions are realized. The South must be
true to herself. The Hercules in whom she
trusted will not aid the wheel" Another strong
symptom of the approaching dissolution of the
jackson party.