Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

,idered tn prominent candidate Tor the Lead
inr = reign mission 10 the Court 81 81. Janee
I have not mysrh scen any thing ~ bis polite
esl course ~ eofSfle hun 20 prr-sun,seo, rank.
II rs true hs has some metaphysical astaieness
bnt In ,naiirr $ ofpfae,ice. think him sbout
6n, years behind he common sense Of this
aay. The Pr-sidea,, and SECRETARY o. State
have preferred. or appointed Mr.. Louis Me.
Lane, of Delasare, Envoy Extraordinary and
M,n,ser flenipofe n,tary 10 be Great Coart Of
81. Jsmes.
GOLD MACS.
! From the ANNEXED essFnef of a letter from =
rcspscisble farmer NJ Chsfloi,e IN. c. II will
bo p.rtcivrd that tho number OF The Gold
Minns ~ that site Is found 10 be daily h,oreas.
ine.
am In hopes Ia The course Of lite tune
= thu celebrity ofour Gold Mioes viii eonifibpt .
to the credit Of our sinie. aud particularly 10
lhe distressed sifusiion of tine Mecklenburg far
men. Every farmer in thu ueisbbo'haod of
this village ba' has n little b. rren hill on hir
! plantation Is snre 60 hnd Goid. The sign of
4 Gold Ia nv il, hsv'ag white aipt rock on II so
! that when fa,mer Gnds one oi these on his
/ land, what he formerly asked Eve hundred dol.
! lnrs for, h. will ask ms many thousands
! and sc'uplly gets IL. There are several rieh
1
foreigners, who are very busy purchasing.
! They arp working by steam. nurse, ant water
power, 10 pretty good advantage.
GOLD.
II |, but recently that mnchinrfy has 70 any
considerable exisaf, hern put inie success
fnl opp ration IN this state. We understand
that =, the mine in Mckienhurg worked by
| Caldwell Il ca. Commonly calird the Sails u.
ry company thr orera'ion OF pulverisifg he
rocks, and washing out the gold, is performed
| by machinery driven by borsr-power From
| fifteen TO twenty hands empoye ed and The
product Of their labor is about 500 dollars worth
| III God weekly.
A. SELL Tor charletton) companv's mine.
iheonerat ions ar performed by means Of ,team
power We are M, appriz Il nf tho average
amount Il the rrrfinus metal Obtained Al this
place; bat understand il does not vary much
| from IN, above mentioned.
| There are q number of smaile, companies
ind individuals who fnd more or les. gold dai
ly, averaging rom 25 cents 20 dollars per day
| zach hand
| F.om ~h,ch il win he srep that rom 10 % 10
| Si5p worth of the precious metal mist week
| ~ he fug from the earth IN Mrck,nburg coun.
! -, As night be- expected, tins inflises life aud
| activity mo all bfnurhes of hnsiness. The
| heavy pserhre which is besing down
the necks OF the penpls OF hrs state nenrs hui
/ lightly on oar brethren in Mccklrnburg, aud
III soon, accord ny 20 TIE present course oi
thing .carcrly be felt by ih"m We ARE told
hat eyefr branch of industry seems TO be- re
| viyeh there; mechanics, merchants and iar.
| 'ners, brgin 10 "rar counienapGes US pleasing
| ashley did IN L,ier times
Wtaern caolinian.
We are sorry 20 learn, from tn Baltimore
| papers. ihatihe eleva n romovals from ofiicr
| IN the Custom House d pnrtmrut 81 ,hs, Git,
which have recently heen mad, b, the Trrnsu
~ Department, were not dnc,ion' of srprf
| numcra-y officers rs we lad hoped might be
| the case, hut renewals a. make places fsr hun.
| cry exbertanfs. Ofths persons removed, sew.
eral are old and have fam LIS drpe ndpn M N
them, and bud no other menns of living than
| what these late pubic empioym@nts afforded
! them. Some of hem wee appoin'ei in ht
day, and nilh The appreciation. oi General
WAsHiNGros, aud we're cxceett otic. re-.
'.cS3S---
On the SUBJECT ofihe " Reform" which IL GO
ing on, the Msssachusru Journal oi Ap, Is
says. that Mr.. HanshaS visited the Custom.
house on the 18th, and dismissed the Deputy
Collector, Nr John Whecmright, an h,nlable
man and excellent officer
The City Of Charleston has subscribed on
thousand dollars in behalf of the sufferers by
the late FIRE ir Augusta
| The Fourth dpdior--The u. 8 Telegraph
says III a charge has been stated IN the
PhenH Gazette" Tint the Fourth Auditnr
| not outstanding tn reforms. MS 10 the abuse
Of the Thanking pri, ilego. which he has efFcc.
| ted taf c,edl has himself franked n letter tor
anothrr person We. continues ths Tele-
graph, ARE authorized To pronounce the
| charge 10 be untrue
| The charge made by the Gazette 10 un.
| 'ouh,ely tine. Whoever rrnnounres it Other.
eisc, IS either ignorant NJ the fact or wilfuly
disrrgards tho truth. We do not know iii
individual referred to BY the Gaa,ttr INT w.aie
| author Sed To sly tbatih Fourth Andror, Amos
Kendall, DID tor another person." frank n
| letter 10 person in this cn". II the Fourth
| Auditor viii deny this fact. We stand pledged
| 10 prove the statement W. hnrr made
| ms Is AS weenpectcd But II must be re-
collected mat II uds no1 the Fourth Audi OF
who w9s charged, rs Nbpve stated, in ihi, Ga
s'ite' Atorresnond'n', " ho had every oppo
'uhity of Knowing, SIMPLY stated that one OF the
new Auditors bad franked letter, enclosing
another from another person. Il now nt-
pears that two, or ratherhnth, ofthe l." reform =
officers are guilty ofthe very thing ~hicu they
| charged as n crime on their prtde cessors. -
All gentlemen, beware Sbarpeyes are ul,-
on you, and 1t beseems you Ia act mp Ia your
calling. fPheair Gaseiie