Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01
POLITICAL ITEMS.
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XVI

10 Wih ms head 80 mneh for Bhckinehnun
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Salem, May g.-Je,emiah C.. Siirkney, ESQ.
Is appointed Postmaster nj Lynn, instead AZ
Jonathan Bachelor, Esq. removed The LAT.
ter IS = very worthy man. ss we'll as his success.
scr, aud Is removed flr no misconduct
| Concord, ", III May lsi=-Mr WilIiam Inv
has been appointed Postmaster al this nlace
vice Joseph Low, Esq removed
The citizens of Concord. Tor whose bens6,
a post office was established here, generate
regret tho change. General Low IN. f,,.
| Postmaster, Is on Of our most substantial anil
| respectable ciinens. aud has nj all fumes fa;,b,
tdIy add impariay discharged his d,,y NJ,
charges of nnfaifnes - or mismansR em men, bsvc
been or can be- sibstanliated against h;a
I" The patronage OF the Federal Government
\ so far as this post office u concerned la, ma
Iver been brought suto aonnitl sit. a., fro.
dun 81 eieel,onp' General LEV has always
been q Republican,. lie was an officer in a..
lam wsr. aud 10 bis prunpi aud valuable scr.
siceghs was msHlysndebied Tor bis appoint.
Buns 20 the pom Office. The change tberefo,e
has no been made because the citizens of Con.
cord desired II uor because the late Ineumbeo,
was incompetent. unfa,ibful. or partial mar
because he has at any i,me used hia Office To-,
eleetioneefing purposes nor because he !. no,
a Republican It's because In the inden.u.
den, cxefciseof his rights as n citizen in . The
Freedom OF elections which the President pfo-
| iesses 10 hold sacred, he did mol support Gen.
.xrni Jackfon Ills successoE did supnor, mn,
viii earDesiness aud zeal.
| Boston, May les--Georeo w. Ever IN n.
Postmaster AT NautuIkei, Mass. vice Thomas
| Macy dismissed.
heD York, May 2I.-~Dr Ilogeboom has
been appointed Post Master, IL SchodacL
RENSSELAER, county, vice Stephen Merchant.
| Esq removed.
III NJ Todd. ESQ. has been appointed Pos,
Master IN Waterford, In the place Of Samuel
Demarest, removed.
| S,rreyor Gcnerai.--Ili IL reported thai Geo
J.yihe, OF CincinnB,li. Ohio. has received nm,
appon'ment of Surveyor General. in the place
Of the Hon. Edward Tifin. remoued. This
Office is worth $1,000 per annum.
| u STATE Journal,
In the progress of" REFORM" we understand
tia, tlo Hon. Syms Gardner, ore &c The seam.
tors from Lincoln DisIr CT IN lhe LeFi,lnlu,. 81
| Maine has been removed from the Pos on
fee in Bo".anham 10 make room for Col. In
slab Morrow. Hiss. CifiseD.
| From The Sci0to Gdsefte
The dugean Stable. The ciennsiug of This
mighty lsbrick proceeds with "A regular and
steady pace .--SiHce the publication Of our ls,,
namber, the FOL owing aid ional stall has
been purified by tho ssiuiary process oil JACK.
sou and Reform.
James h. Gardner, to be Reg ster of the
Land Office al lin, Ohio, IN place of Plat
Rush, removed
The following biographical sketch Of this
nan may not be- unioterestog 10 the reader In
| lsn6, implicated rs one of Aaron Burr's con
spua'ors. During the lnB war, he edited d
! V,e,a"t Fede,al paper nj Naiiaiia in Ohio,
~ which be denounced the war aud Mr. Mad.
ison and the Democratic pati,, Gs tr1iiors
aud tories, aud for which he was iiddco ON ,
rail through the principal sirosts of Tint town
| In 1924 he proposed % establish n paper in
Cincinnati IN favor Of tho election of Mr.
Clay TO the Presidency. IN 1924 or therein.
bouts, he became tho editor OF village ne ws.
paper at Xenia, by means OF which he SO mr.
ranged il as 10 get himself elected 10 the Legs.
lnlure IN the legislature he was charged
with having obtained his seat by bribery and
eorrupi,on. g. tho fact having been satisfactorily
cstabliibed. he WINS expelled from that body
In 1923, he offered for State Prruier, rs the
compe,iior pf Judge Balhache, mud failing In
this, he forthwith changed his cont raised tho
jackson slandsrd--scized npon the bargain-
poured out through the columns of his psprr
the most Hiirocions oalnmnics aEainsi Mes.
srs Adams and Glay--huzzaed for Jackson
and re orm and has al last been rewarded Cor
his apos,acy aud his crimes. by an Office from
Pr, sdent Jnckeon The annual etnoluments OF
which are said TO be worth fifteen hundred
dollars !