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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

inst. Most nj the cargo was DESTROYED. To
Engineer. an IRISH passenger. mud a Zee mnlat=
10 we're killed. and two others of the hauds ~ere
Injured. The boat Is said 10 be entirely de-
uoyed.
Robert ". Burton has beea elected Treasurer
OF North Carolina, rice Wm. Richards, resign-
ed.
The Population of Connecticut. by the new
census Is 297 72s Increase siuce 1920, - p, j,
ls9
The Savannah Republican of the 4th int.
states that ripe peaches from tree IN the
nrig llbothood were sold ia that city the day
previous.
The total number ef the inhabitants of Phli.
adelphis, by the late census. is ISIS $50.
Ethan A. Brown, Esq. Charge de, Aaaires
OF the United States 10 Brazil, sailed on the 10th
inst from Baltimore. in the ship Taima, boand
TO Rio Janeiro.
The Presidents Message wns printed nj tho
Office oil the n. I. Journal ol Commerce Ia one
hour anu thiry five minutes after its recep-
ton. Thirty tour hands we're employed On
IL.
The trial of Com. Creighton, f5r alleged "
ranny and ml,eonduct OF various kinds, While
taxi place. it IS understood, IN Philad, lpha. On
the first Monday IN January next.
The Boston Courier Is informed BY q gen
teman who kept an accurate account OF the
weather IN the month OF November thht there
we're only about forty hours OF sunshine IN Tho
whole month IN thai Guy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
Trust Sale of Land and Slaves

my .lrtts ia deod of trust. er.euted lv
I'd in MoD,nleI TO Chisseil DAi,ney az
myself for the pnfp0ts of securing certain
debt. rein men isued, which deed bears dsie
on the 2Gth day Of March, 1923, and is d,ly
Of record ~ the county GOar of Amherst,
shall. on the Let DIV of ia nary, 1881, sell by
way of public auction, f. ready money, Ger
lain tact or pareei Of Ian with the appurte-
nhuces. situate ~ the county of Amherst on the
north side Of the Tobacco Row Mountain, con.
tanning 3b7 nc c. morr ~ ess, being = pari of
the tract pu,c chased oi WILTON :. Crawfofd,s
estate aud bounded ~ the iand4 Of Richard
Jones' Col w lliem Joplin Thomas r.. PIE
SAINTS. aud the lands belonging to Wn. Terry's
estate.
| shal' alsoat the same time "a by virtue of the
same deed sell by wnY of public auction, Tor re-
dy money. the following slaves, or such portion
thereof as may he necessary To accomplish tho
purpose ofsatd trust. 10 wit sandy, Day
J a., caleb. Aecher, Mary, Matthew, Henry.
phcbe, Prrmcla. Judy and James.
The sale Of the above property will take place
u the said Let day Of January. 1881, al the
dwelling house, on the said land NJ present &c
copied by Mr.. Frnncis A. X. Dawes.
The title Of tho SAID property believed o be
good, Int Ms net merely asa trustee. I shall
only convey tnehe purchaser, or purchasers.
such title only as is vested 10 me- by the said lie,
of trust. GEORGE w, NELSON, Truslee.
The above sale - for the present postpo nd
Nov. - ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

i.,;.s Of the Committee on hs
larry y NV - Pos, Roads and he, therefore
Posi- ou.s !, the most appropriate feif'en'e
conaae amendment under cens6efa"eh
mo'en .h;nk that the committee was ~
tie oie .;,b business as 10 prevent theh' '.on'
pfesse' efficient atteH,ion 10 The snuJre'
o. ',s;dsred that committee rs oo"p'''"
III a;.chsrge OF ,he duty, and It hat cf''a','
" ,,ch lrisure my other. pe'",'s' "
s,c1og this investigation, they "o"'' az
9o'" 6nd oil information, which "'i''
qu' n ora, advantage 10 them III 'he "''
p..,ge Of their ordinary duties ,s,oly
NJ cuANBERs said he agreed 49,,
a tho urinciples laid aogn by 'he :,
en- Tennessee, IN relation 10 '"e p Lerora
annoio ing committees and !, 'ee - nrinri-
~ Senate could he controlled " -
Mo-. the docl,iufs oil The geh,e'' ,a,d;n. com.
Ph. '' an,,io,ed, did II enter in'o tne
nv ee' prss,orST or did II occur 70 'ne
ne"u u -. - a dnt,.s required TO be periorneo
oe'a'e' - lin would ever come oo'o'e
Dy ms 80 the, appointed fol- the purpose
mem .nv such special duty lie APP
oipeIioim'"s e,. not. II The ComnIliIee
prenehneu oG;ce and Post Roads are direc =
on 'ne 70 ,I,. inguiry proposed, they WI so
=" " w.. .rec fc committee by pertaining n
'"' g. Inv. not usually performed ny S'dld-
Z so' "as,ion was then taken on the amend
yeas aud nays having teen ordered
W. .,o .oo of Mr.. CLAYTON, aud decided IN the
NEGATIVE, as ioho"s D., p,.o,.,.,
,.,terson. Dudley. Ellis. Grundy. hendricks,
ian Kane. King, Poindrxter, Sdndio'd,
n','h of Md, Troup, Tyler, White, Hoodbn-
ry-ls 49,, p.,,o,v Reu Burnett,
ctamber,. Chase, Clayton, Foot, ffetinghuy-
~, uolne. johnston. Knight, Marks. Nau-
I',n Noble, Robbins, RuggIes, Seymour, Sis
hos Sprague, Nllley-2o
Tho question then REQUIRED on the original
ana ion and il was carried without DIVISION
Mr. BELL mUvpd thai The committee consist
,fd,e aud that they be appointed by bat
Mr. GRpvpy inqVired otihe Chair the rule.
IN relation 20 tie appointment s'ch commit
The President pro tenn, read the rule, and
..,,,s1 nm. mat the committee could not be
a' nonte1 by baloi, unless 10y the unanimous
crnsedi oil the Senate.
Mr. GRUNpY sad, that would not hr gwen.
Air FooT asked, il the rule could not be So
,o,end d rs 20 enable the nate 10 appoIat the
Commute by ba tot.
Mr. kIse repied, that il could, by giving
uOt Ce.
Ma ur,hrr motion haviog been submitted,
ns pRy.lpEsr, pro tenn announced tue COM
NJ tee as follows: Messrs. CLAYTON uRUhDI,
Uolss, NoopBURy, aud HhNDRicK..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
Valuable Stock of GOODS at
Auction.

n s iha Subscriber has determined to relin-
"A quish the Dry Good. aud Grocery bust
nes. he will sell his Stock OF Dry Goods nnd
Groceries, nj auction, on Tuesday the 4ih Ja"-
nary next Merchants, Housekeepert, aud
otners Will fnh II 20 Their interest 10 attend
this sale, as The Goods teiA be poHtirelg sold.
The Stock OF Dry Gaols consists ot almost
ever, thing desifable in that me-hes H'r
ALL FRESH, ~ they wefe onlt pun ehased ~
Aursut last, aud tnRuy 81 them are still uncut a..
The following aie few 81 the aiti,les to he
sod viz:
Blue, black, brown, Oxford mixed aud drab
colored Cluihs
Blue blnuk aud mixed Casslmefes
\ few Casneus
Mrrino aud Cashmere Long Shaws
Thread Cnmbrir. bandanna aud Flag Hdkls,
some very superior
White aud black SIX, Cotton aud "orsled
Black Italian Lus,s,r,ngs, white aud ooiored
SRuIns aud Nlodus
Gro de Maple Silks all colors
White. punk, hae and green florcoce
Meriuo aud Commun Croasslans aud Bomba.
Zets
Black aud white Lace Wells
Nankm aud Canton Ctapes. assorted eolors
400 pieces Bonnet Kibhon, assorted oolors
" huc, green, rcd aud yellow Flannels
Blenuhed aud blown Dames,ies
Apron plaid and Check Donestlcs
Cashmere odk add Ganzr iIdkis.
Linen Camb,tes aud lash Linens, some very
fins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
Ol5sEJAAs A.

DIED, very sudddniv, oo saturday morn
ing lat, IN Petersburg OF an apo, eeuc attack,
Mrs. ELIZABETH II. SPODNt.It. consent al
Alden Z. opoouer esq. oi ttHt piacr q uHut bic,
oil III. late Nn,. .. Crawford, E-q. al N"inersl
affirming another and striking admUu .tafy
lie son That =" ~ me midst oil lle we nIe IA
DEATH Mrs. >. left an ahettuaate husband
aud several children Ia drploie her sudden
aud unlocked for death.
DIED. on fhday tao II h December, 1850,
alter IA short bpt distressing illness. ~ tue dlsI
year 81 her age, Mrs. ISABELLA NJ, Dhu Nj
MOND, wItc OF Zaenarias Drunanand, OF A,n'
hest county. lne husband and Ten chidfsn
haye sustained Iess which nothing eur,nly en-
repair.
lhe following lines are n copy oil those wit
ten by the berea'e1 husband, anu dspo5Ncd II
the bosom OF the deceased
" I'm gong To rease you npw,' you said,
WI IA iooA hat proved the wotds dNine
AIS, too true, Tue debt Is paul,
You have len the here Ia giiese aud mourn.
But why grieve mn, or why my gael
Not lor tue soul do ben"aa
Inv counte nancc did prove tut SAT,
ioa'le gone 10 bios, aud Im alone.
In, body yet IS IN my sighi,
But u, OF view, my Io>e's noi or
lhs part was lnine. WAS my delgnt.
In, soul was Gods then 10 Hun go
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
1 ITEMS.
quence'

Horace Ev "reu, Esq, (sppos'i'n) has been
reelected 20 Congress, onin second 'riai
frou Vermont. Mir. L. received 2273 votes,
Mr.. Ransom (Anll-M asan,o) 1893. Partridge
(Jackson) 4lo.
The shin E neral which sailed from Sa-
tom Mas. onthe 10Th .nsi for Calcutta, car
,,sd out 9 10 bales OF Ametlcnm manufactures
The steamboat a. rev Jackson, on her way
ron Charleston to Augusta was "es"oy." ns
tho 2. oloslJn Of her steam engine on Tue 4'n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

4EEE subscriber respectfully Informs the
"a pubic that he is receiving aud manntac.
unng Carriages OF every desc'iptlon, nm""g
which are tue following Coach, Coaches,
Cha,ots, Lcndon aud New YolH Bnghy Al
bany Pie, tons, Barr ouch, Barroucbee, PhIla-
depha Deatbons, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and ANY
JlheTsttal ma, be called tor.
All orjers Thankfully received and punctualIy
slt nded 10.
Repairing done at the shortest not ce AMI Ii
he most reasonable terms by
II. K. BEACH & CO.
n. B,-Just received frs, rate Coach omilh
| rom the North, oil which We viii assure the
pubic they can be accommodated with repair
4 ,os Carriages vi any Kind ie" doors below the
flankln Hotel, Lynchburs.
Ii. Ii. BEACH s. Co.
Nov. %. wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
EDUCATION.

n lie Subscribers school. in the North
d East corneI of Pusylvsna county, witt
ia < miles OF Pdnn.A's Ferry. VII he continued
the ensulng .,ear, tloal,) on tne samo terms
that IL has be.n the present. The school
vii iecema.euce the 2nd Monday ~ January
next.
The snhsLriber can accommodate more
boardrr., hesides those already engaged, AT pou
me ter.n-Jayabie one hail al the middle, and
&c balance al the rAt'taiion VI the term Each
Bnarder iurn,sa..HS LIS own bed clothes and
eaadles. oAML. 1. MILLER
Dec. % WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

y,NORSIIAN- to a decree of the Superior
K Cour, of Chaucery. for the LXpchbuig
District. pronounced at the Oct term, 1880,
IN The cause OF Cog geshal against Laslry. The
uader.lgned Marshal oil the said court will sell
10 The ghest' bidder. on "Wednesday the 2e'h
Of December, 1880, Oh lhe premises, 10 the
Town OF L,nchhurg, lot, part OF No 49, con-
inning 80 feet front, With brick building, o"
3flsIrret. near the Warrington tavern, and on
Ihur.ify the 3Oih December, 1880. on the
premises, . tracts vi land, adjoining zach otter
tue oil l01acres, on Burton aud Dreenins
Creek, the otner tact Of loo acr Sine lat tract
s,hjecl 10 tue dow Ell OF Mis. Terrell. The alo'e
plprriy will be sold upon y moaths credit.
IA. HOLCOMBE, !, fshsl.
Nov. 25 tdsrt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

)qvRsVANI toa dreres Of .'e snI,%a,oa
r Count Vi C5ancets, ior the L'nchb"fs
District, rendered at TIE DC "hri te'.n' lN"''
IN the cause OF Hum against Boyd TIE under
sgQed Marshal Of he SAID court WI sill ter
cash, before his Office door, IN the town OF
Iyurhburg, on Friday The 3ls' Decemo'i
lc30 ELEVEN NEGROES, o. AS many rs
will pay the amount ol sail decree aud costs
VI sale. They are very valnsbie sla'es, aud
snorgsl item two hiackSmil' 5
!. A. HOLCO NBE, Marshal.
Nov. 90: tdsll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
la!&sGGGAIES, &C.

Cou,i'iiaR ia p,r', Of hanpDwIcr, Impcr,a'
mud Yoans Hs,on Irps, u own Sugar, Los'
Sugar, Mol,sses, Coh e. Salt, spun Cotton,
tnt Malta, Cotton Cards, Pepper, SPICE. Blue
Cl0rri. Porl, NJ ,deus, sicily MADEIRA. jana
ca Rum French Brandy. NJ.
lEkM o--OndAT 800 cnsh--from 50 10 loo
3 months--tIom 100 10 400, 1 montha--up-
wards OF 3 u, u months. endorsed
NOES.
sale To be Conducted by John Il. -. Payne.
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
Dec. % it'd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

Aac,ioie Of TaiieWand.- the eve OF his
jppDrlure for the Russian campaign, Bonapar'e
,,ol tbr his Minister, TalleyIsnd, aud address
cd him in these words: 1aIlryrand, lknO"
that YOU have conceived the desisa q, re,gnIng
al err me, aud | have sent for you, TO acqoamt
you that on tue event of my falling IN BATH"
arrangements have becu made fol your dentn
before the news can be known IN par,s.'
.ba not ceb.e 10 pray Tor your maJeSt, $ HE,
sss tue significant answer vi tue detected po-
.CInn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
10000 GRAND CAPITAL,
Union Canal k.ottery,
DYSPEPSIA.

EhOCTOR Howell DAVIES tenders Lis
thank6 to the citizens oi Lynchburg and
its vicinity for Their pntrouaRe heretofore, ami
rcspeclfilly renews the offer OF his professional
SERVICES to them. He is fully prepared irota
experience ia The lreameut OF Dyspepsia M hi
own person and in a variety Of patients and an
Intimate knowicdge oil Mr. Hatsieod's, Doctor
spideri1nd's and others plan OF cure, to onder-
take with equal confidence with any other Ply
stefan thc cure OF Dyspepsia AMI other diseases.
Dec l3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

Il A letter 10 one oil the Editors, dated" 81.
Louis, Nov. 80" says that The election Of II
u S. Senator would come on that day, in place
Of Mr.. Barlou--lhai Mr.. Barton would. in all
probability he Withdrawn from the contest 49,
that al! The Jackson candidates heretofore nam
and Wells-and that MIR Biddle will he run b,
lhe friends Of MI Clay. aud wrIl IN all proba
bilty he elected. II Mr.. Barton is withdrawn,
ii will be doubtless with the design tina, he
shall oppose Mr.. Pettis, in the ensuing election
for the House OF Representatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
CA Y ID.

FHvHE. snhsrriber will II his Dry Goods.
po.firtiy n ooa. hriween Ibis lime hnd
The an Jaana,y neat. al which time they VIII
be sold At AUCTION lie has on hand some
Fhnncls. Domestic Goods, sc. suitable 'ar The
present reconstruction are invited ,o call.
w. HAMILTON.
Dee p -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

A%gOllCE.-l Will sell to the h'ghes bidder
4 on Monday, the l7th day Of mkt month
lJanuarJ tnaI 6elng Amherst can,t day tonr-
teen u Gc II likely nes1o",. Among mem Is II
sosd bid, servant an4 oorrias, ii yer, several
men, rameu, boy, anI el,h. crtdi u
twelve mon rs " I'll be allowed, on ihc parcbn-
sers giving bonus nj II approved sc'uriy {:
Aud ~ the irst Jay Of Febtualy nrA,, vii,
soil 10 The highest hi4aer. The hoase aud lot al
tue 0ppeI end oil Ma'n street, iaisty occupied
by Co. Laug"orne The rrtas Mi Ue hJernl,
aud made known al tao sale.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON Ex'r oil
james VI. Brown d'cd-
DC % tis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

u We make no apology for occupying SO
much roum tins morning. with the proceedings
of our Srate Legislature. They "'e more than
usually mlcrr st'ng-mueh more {" ihah any
thing else we could find ia our ma'l papers
The speech OF Mr.. Barbour abonnds IN true clio
queuce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

MARRIED. on the l3th inst hy the Rav
Stephen Wood, Mr.. BENJAMIN HARRIS 10
Mrs, JEMl MA GREER, widow oil the late MIR.
Ezekiel Greer, all Of Frnnkl,n comfy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
FANCY ARTICLES.


Ever offered nj auction in this place, grent
NUMBER of which are wrll calculated for Christ
mas aud New .Ysa,s Presents consisting of
splendid bead reiicurs. CONCEIVE mirrors Ire.
phn ioothhrushes. elegant French ansntrl orna.
menis, ditto mug. pitchers and inunblrfi, ditto
China inkstnnhs. Lows shaving aud fancy
soap, d Ito Naples dllto, superior quill hnck
anu line ivory combs, splendid nssorl mepi f
Turkey lockwood aud other snulI boxes. poma-
tum. most splendid ssortment OF cut glass
smelling bnttlrs with plated AMI silver cnps,
fancy IVORY boxes visiting, cards powder puts
aud boxes, an excellent assortment violin
strings, pocket books md wallets, Rogers H.
Sons genuIur razars aud ren knives, razor
straps, fancy boxes tyarIety,) .oai plaster, se.
gnr hoxes, pocket comb, inlrndliiov watches,
btac'lr clasps, silver ihimhits, nsdalons.
French hair brushes, table mats fenilrely new
article shaving boxes, sugar niPprts, suspen-
ders, btonm coat brushes, IVORY headed cnhes
TO ether with many utner arllclessioo tedious
10 ea0merAte.
N. Il. An assortment Of splendid Cat Class,
consisting Of wi0es and tumbers.
sale to ba conducted by John II. u. Payne.
SAMUEL AfHES
December 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

The Commissioner OF the General Land or
FIRE calls lot len additional Clerks n his Office.
4, lhe,r are the days far Reform and Ko-
u,nChmeni, no mater how reasonable hI' re-
oa,st may be, we presume il vii not be gran
led. Her. Gas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

South Carolna.-James Hamilton, Jr. Esq.
has been elected Governor Of South Carolina,
10y the following vote: Hamilton 80, Mr.. Man
ming 81. lie IS a real spilfre aud his Mes
sages will be comparable TO nothing bat the
bcIchings oil Vcsuvus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

y a meeting oi the S,oekhtidrrs III The
IL Lync"bnrg and salem lurnpHe tompa.
ny nnld At the Franklin tIotel, Ia q town u
Ly ch0urs, Oh the 10Th December, 1881
John NJ. Wat"Ick. Esq. Was elected Press
deab and Is 4mln \ Dona Il, Richard ~ es,
Ammon Iianuoca, nlltium RadioId aud john
" Ito /, Directors.
join NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Dec. g. /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

TENHE Subscriber viii sell, AT auc on, on
Thursday next, NJ early candle light, in
the house lately occupied by Nj. John Carl.
aud adjoining his store, probably The Lesteoi
lection OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
Rest Winter Nanny Oil.

,.AuE snhscrber has this day received an
additional sspp.y y, best Winter Lsmp
on which is for ,le at ,ne lowast market pri
~. BONEL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

IL The Northern Mail due here on Monday
night. dit mol arrive until the night follow log
The delay, NC lean, was attributable TO bad
roads.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ SHALL petition tue next Legislature for
u thrui to ,nve4i in me the balance OF The
rIgn, IN certain tract Of land LETT by the
,,IIl of Colonel David Hunt. ag,. TO hi.,daugh-
ter Patsy Il. Bod, there oI tie Children now
under age, by my making over ~ them young
Negr,es 10 the amount vi then land, aud
lief me take them ann their all 10 the state oil
Missouri, which " u appear before Jour lion-
cradle BODY by the sad Hunts Will ana m, sale
OF the snWe. uEOi,Gt bOfD
New Londun, Dec. %. T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

" We have been narvellously astonished,
that, in this day Of RtV1rds aud Punish
menus Stephen Simpson and George kremer
were overooked--the one a crack Drained
Politician, an Editor of the Bombastes Fmioso
Order-and the other an honest Dane but
both of whom had emiaently contributed, in
their why, 10 the election of General jackson.
The reason that they have not been recpieurs
OF the bounties that have been so freely dispen-
sed to the favoritcs al the White House is obvi-
ously because there are more mouths than vic
iuals %, in other words more applicants than
Offices. But, lie, the disappointed not yet
despair. Stephen Shapsnn-so long neglec-
ted--is about TO reap his reward and others
may follow aftr', as present monuments die or
resign I've confess, fororn hope,) or as new
Offices may be created 10y this economical adj
ministration.--lt is stated that George VIM
chester of Baltimore. Siephco Simpson OF
Phllad phia aud Mr.. lloyt OF Ne" io k, have
been nominated by the Presilrn 10 the $ .
cate, AS Commissioners ioi the adjustment Of
the claims provided for under the DANISH Irea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

Ohio.-ihe Legislature of Ohio mt at Co
lumhus on the Ga inst. In the SENATE Samuel
Il. Miller, Esq. (Jacksonian) was elected Spea
ker over Edward KING, (Clsy) on the 7th bal
Iol, by maj ,rty Of one vote. In the II. Of
Representatives, James NJ. Bell, (Ctay) was
elected Speaker, over Mr. Patterson (hls Jack
son opponenD by the following Vote Bell ~
Patterson 21.--GUvernor Tlifnbie, IN his NJ s.
sage, advocates the jurisdiction of the gene,a al
government owe the Tariff and Internal In
nrovement--ald his voice is doubtless espon-
drd to 10th by the Legislature and people Of
Ohio. Pray, has South Carolina II better right
10 cousirne the consitnti on thin Oho2 Whence
does the former derive her authority to cUeTce
other state, 10 obey her Construction i--Gov,
Irlmble justly says" The ight oil an in Ii, ID
ual State TO set up lis separate viii against the
" i'll VI tn whole Union, and TO ,nvalidatc the
Legislative and Judicial acts OI the General
Government i. utterly destitute ui all cc lor of
support, in reason, ia thr Con,ttlll9n, or N
the nature ul our free instr ulIons."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

-'dao'tty and oil WHO received The contempt.
'ble piflanec OF $50 per snnum Tor publishing
the Lr"s were called subsidiaries, and were
charged with being a band of mercenary hire
hnes. How Is II, We pray. with those who
having done about one.third OF the work which
The by Authority" printers executed, have re-
ceived sI or seven tunes "a many dollars ?
And does not this administration stand more
obnoxious 10 the charge OF buying mp the
Press than the last, when, to say nothing Of
their party Editors appointed to fat ses. they
have distributed among a vast number Of 9TH
rrs twice as much money in one voat, as was
distributed by the preceding administration du-
ring It's whole eAi'lence' We respectfully d.
rect The attention Of the Committee to this fact
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

n No arrival from Europe yet. ithas been
htty -srveuda,s since oar last edvIces, and there
Liverp goh two IRON London, aud two from
HaIre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

o. The Weather is excessively cold. Yes
tsrday is said 10 have been the coldest day ex-
perienced here for seven years, the ihermome-
+ being as low II. deg. above zero We
learn thar one Of 'he lock-keepers on the Ca
al, named William Bosg', freezed to death las,
nighr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

Egoiism.-Cobhrt IS certainty the mos' IN
pudent eeotst in existence. We find, in one
Of his late letters 10 fal'eyrand the following
sentence: you know most likely, but who
iher .,ou know it or not, II rs the fact, ihnt
have demolished moIc schemes Of knasery and
oppression than Any msn that ever lived !"'
Every man conversant with Cohbetts history
knows thai a greater knase THAI he neser es-
capped the halter Foremost in exciting strife
and bloadihei, he has never, however, had
courage to nh IL the issue of any storm which
he has assisted 10 promote-but, dastard iikf has
taken 10 his heels as soon as he scented dan
Ger in the dista breeze