Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
POLITICAL ITEMS.
PRESCRIPTION LIST, NO. xxxvlIl.

PRESCRIPTION LIST, NO. xxxyllI
: QGWith his hsad-So much for Bae bingham" |
BY THE PRESIDENT. |
Robert Parkerson. Keeper of stonry Point
L,gh, House, rice Cornelius w. Lansing, RENO.
red. IN Y mr. Ado
Col. Henry whitley. Of New Arb, has
received the appointment of the Collector
Allen McLane, deceased. fPouisons 1dp.
Frankfort. Ksniueky. May &c.
II Is understood that Mr.. Benz. b. johnson
has received The appoia,men, OF Post Master
IN Frankfort and OF course, that MIR. James
Wood Hawkins is about 20 be turned out
Mr.. johnson keeps grocery store in town and
lss man OF industry. aud probty, at least Is so
feputed, and Is. no doubt, entirely competent
10 the duties ofthe Office. The appointment
would not be exceptionable ifnwere made
upon just and liberal principles. But there
WIS no existing reason for turning out Mr..
Hawkins unless the daring to think for him
self Amos silently upon political matters, and
10 vote accordingly. constitutes such reuson.
The neUiy made Collector of Portsmouth
says the New Hampshire Journal. is turning
out every Republican employed 10y General
Upbam, The former Collector.
We are requested 10 state, says the National
In,elligencer, that Mr.. Thomas b. Dasheil. on
Wednesday last, resigned his office, ms Chief
Clerk pro lem. IN the Office Of the Treasurer OF
The United States.
Fashiona6ie Intelligence 1"Isaac Hill, Sc
cond Comptroller OF The Treasury Depart.
ment passed through town on his way 10 n
Hampshire ON W SUNDAY"
lPropidencepaper.
Who does not remember the hypOcrilical
cant ofthis same Isaac Hill in his Patriot las
fall about Mr. Adams riding a fey miles after
meeting on the Sabbath, on his way TO Quincy
IN II. Journal.
This Mr.. Isaac Hill. is the identical person
charged with the printing aud circulation oil
that obscene pamphlet against Mr. Adams
aud his amable lady, the reading of an extract
from which, by Mr. Everett, in Congress drew
from Mr. Rando piI his celebrated denuncia
ton. Quere Was it for this service that he
has been rewarded
One OF the new Custom House officers NJ
Boston, (raw from The country was attending
to the unloading OF vessel few days since, !
loaded with molaSses After taking out sin !
gle tier Of casks, he enquired if there were any
more below that One Of the crew, finding |
he had green horn 10 deal with told him here |
were no more up stairs. but thai there were |
several tiers down oelttr : EsseT Register.
Something Sguaiiy The author of the fol-
lowing Gard is the Editor of the Philadelphia
Mercury, a violent George Krem er jackson pa.
per, and the same individual who returned |
Major Eaton, the present Secretary at War,
TO the insovrnt Court Of PAiadr lphia, as one OF
his creditors for fifteen hundred dollars
" A CARD.--A rumor having been current
that General jackson has returned nly t0rrespon
dsnce ruth him. irel II due to myselfto state
that the report. come from what quarter ii may,
is entirely false and uniounded
"SrEPHEN SIMPSON"
Let Simpson threaten the Hero, with pub
lication of,he correspondence, and he will be
provided for, like Norton of the Hartford
Times. with place in the Custom House.
Commodore Chquncey We observed an ar
licle in the Commercial Advertiser of Monday
evening, stating that petitions had been for.
wardedto Washington requesting government
10 dismiss Com. Chauncey from the command OF
this naval station. When we first read The par
agrapb, we did not believe 1t possible that such
an application could have been made and there
fore took no Dotice oft.
We have since learned that two separate peti-
tons having Tor their object the removal of this
worthy officer. have been sent to Washing on,
one as we understand, gorup OIL account ofhs
having been IN favor OF the late Administration,
and the other by persons who have been aflec
ted by the course lie pursued (in justice 10 the
: oyernmen) in the disputed lands near the ma.
Wy yard. We trust tha, III present executive
will have too much good sense to remove an
ofhcer like Commodore Chauncry, than whom
a mare worthy man never commanded on this
station, and whose removal would he much re
GREETED by our citizens generally.
IN Y. Gazette,
NJ. Severance, Esq. has retired from the ed.
ltoria charge ofthe Waterloo Observer, n fiery
Jackson paper. h will b. con inued unchan.
ged in its political character, by Messrs Moon
Il Gum NJ Y. Com ddUertiser
Here lisa good Severance, alias, a narrow es.
cape from charge, on sanguinary field nor
IS The subsequent combination bad for should
The moon change, or its light become FAINT, the
olg Gun can still blaze away with effect
Boa. Cehtiael.
From The Norfolk Herald.
FRIEND BRouGnTnR,
| think upon inspr cion you will find an ey-
ruse for my intrusion III the present case, and
give publicity - whatI have smoked cut.
am greatly obliged 10 my Cousin Paul OF the
North for his hints, and think his ntrusons will
be useful. They have nj any event set one 10
looking abont--quit iding-just making few
observations where thin them needed, vet
without any personal reference. II is enough
for me to smell out he thing--there are enough
who will apply il With respect, write my
self your friend, PAUL PRY, ofthe South
Norfolk, June Sd. 1929.
like to see man holding on TO what he
knows 10 be wrong, because his party say It's
right. Got him on the blind side.
like TOO see oae man led up TO the polls by
TO vote as his friend for The time being
wishes him lie has u mind of his owe
] hike 10 see man discharge those who NAV |
he his denennanIs for moi voting ON hi siia