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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

u When we addressed one or two queries
to the Finn.Like pun,ter who lately emigraIed to
Ohio to teach the nnireJ Of that State political
tactics, after the fashion Oft the New York Buck
tails, we had no idea of putting the gentleman
into passion. We merely asked for inior-
nation" and. as he has given it to MS, il is but
fair we should give il to our readers. Thus,
then, when he transmOgri6ed the Pacific into
the Mediterranean, he says he was only guilty
Of figure Of speech and when he spoke OF
beaut,, aud all bat sort Of thing, seeking ref.
uge in the arms of Com Porter, he alluded TO
the piraces in the West Indies with which the
idea of suffering beauty is naturally associated.
His pxplanat ions are like faIstaff's reasons. as
plenty ms blackberries, and as worthless too.
The editor also denies that he was sent to Ohio
by Mr.. Van Buren, 10 vindcate that gentlemen 5
pretensions TO the Presidency. This is altoge,h
err pr ,babie. MIR Van Buren, would scarcely
have selected such all ambassador to break
ground for him. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

az Il hold party to be grounded on princi
pies, and faction on seIt-n crest ~ inch excludes
ali principle" says the learned Sir William
Jones. He could not have better drawn the
grand distinction between the leading <uppor
ers and opponents of Gen Jackson, if he had
lived among us, and witnessed the different
spectacles exhibited at Washington city and
throughout the count ~ at the Inauguration OF
Mr. Adams and that of Gen. jackson On the
first occasion, no herd of Office. So ekers, like
Prov ling wolves, thronged the streets aud
'averns of the Metropos-but on the last, the
degrading and Notifying spectacle was exhi.
bited of men, pretending TO be free, journeying
in masses towards the seat of government
claiming the REGARD of their votes and e1er-
tons 10 behalf of the successful candidate. and
calling aloud for the p,misbmen' Of those,
VINO, in the exercise of their chartered rights
had given their free sutfrages in favor OF ano.
Their Individual
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

Federalists This term of opprobrum is u.s. d
now with very little reference to that distin-
r.ished party which once bore the name on
their proud and formidable banners. The truth
there is no such party now and we have
seen no better def iton Of il than the following
in the Fayetteville Observer, "a Jackson
paper, by the way -" In Virginia. according
to some persons, Federaist is one who advo
Gates liberal construct ion of the Federal
constitution" (rhis is the original and true
meaning) Duff Green considers all who
oppose himself and the Adm inistraion as Fed
eralists. And In Col. Crockett's country We
suppose Federalists are wild cats" &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
THE VIRGENIAN.
,yyCHBURG. FEB. y, 1880.

n;r,uon of the State 1t is with great pain
narceye the spirit OF discomfort, with
..no,d to the result of the iaoors of the Con-
..,;on which prevails in some portions of he
ga In the Lew isburg Palladium, notice IS
,lisbed. proposing public meeting OF the
r.;dzeos Of Greenbrier, TO deliberate on the pro.
..;.,v Of seeding from the State; and in the
wheeling Compiler Of the 10th inst. the qnes'
,,, :. erayely argued whether 1t would not be
,.,,s, for all parties If Virginia can be prevail
"a IN 10 cede the counties of Ohio, Brooke,
Preston. Mouougaia, Tyler and part of Harri
and Wood to some other State. which would
-, treat thea,,as Virginia has heretofore done,
q, a. bastards, and not sons." We hope that
A,,h.r reflection, and a candid comparison of
tho actual results of the Convention with what
,ne ns-Alleghany people expected TO obtain,
4, Indeed had right 10 ask when that body
80, organized, will terminate this spirit of dis
,,,isfacIion They have lost only fraction of
concentration, which they would have been
entitled TO, according to the white population Of
the State, under the census of 1920; and the
greater relative increase Of the West since. And
John r. Cooke esq in his second letter TO his
late constituents, has conclusiyely shown that
the popular opinion Of the vast iisproport ION
between the ratio of increase of the white pop
ulaion of the State in its two great Eastern
and Western divisions. since that time, is an
error-that, in truth, the rate at which popula,
trn increased West of the Allegheny, is, aud
has been for many years past, undergoing a
steady decline, the fertile portion of the soil
became scarcer, and the rich Valley of the Mis-.
sissppI continued to hold out strong tempta-
lions to enterprizbg adventures If this be so
tie injustice done TO that section Of the State,
by the apportionment of representation d"Indes
down to a mere mole.hill. And for this shall
the people Of that section of the State, heed.
lessly cul asunder The ties of br otherhood which
have so long subsis,ed between them and their
Valley and Lowland brethren2 Are they viii
ling 10 cast off the name of FrginiGns-w hich
il passport 10 favor wherever her early and
chvalric devotion TO the principles OF liberty
have been celebrated Are they willing IN
renounce the portion of glory which belongs to
all who are natives Of the same land which
gave birth TO Washington, jefferson, Ma
Olson, Monroe, Marshall, aud a countless
host besides Of patriots, who have long since
been deposited in her bosom Let them, at
least. try the experiment, before they act thus
rashty. Let them wait until they can witness
the oper atoms of the new Constitution. before
they seek TO break n connection wht h has SO
long existed. 1t will be time enough to pro.
coed to this desperate alternative, when, undo
anew order of ings they shall, as in times
past, when hey have asked for bread, be
compelled to put up with stone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

Gold Miues.-An extensive Gold Mine has
been discovered in Pntsylvania county. abou,
e5 miles fron this place, and about l3 from
Danyiile. II is on a line with the Wien found
j., Spotsylvana. We learn that since the LIST
Of November, when it was first discovered from
Sl6, 600 to $4,000 worth OF gold have been
obtained, though it is yet unwashed. Mr..
VIM. r. Hagood. on whose land the Mine is,
keeps 10 or IL hands al work and has rented
GU, portions of i, TO several other individuals.
We wish them all the success they can desire i,
though we cannot hut believe that Gold and
Silver mines are highly injurious 10 any coun-
try IN which they exist Such at least has been
the erpertsHcs of other Countries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ the lltb al January last, Rober, Scott,
" tho husband OF the Undersigned. let
Prince Edward county, for LyncbbuIg vi
few articles for sale, intending 10 return home
the same week. His nephew was informed
tina, he WAS in Lynchburg on Tuesday the l9lh
Of January, and thai lie started TO go home, mud
~ he has not since been heard Of am sppre-
ben.ive that some misfortune has belallen hun
-perlaps that he has been murdered should
therefore be extremely GLAD 10 receive any in
formation which n,ny lead TO u knowledge 81
HE fate. HIS coat aud vest wcra OF dark mixed
domestic, with black buttons his pan'aioons OF
a still darker desci iplion Of ne same Kind OF
cloth. black ha and u wide ,ed.striped plaid
cloak. Any person Who Gun give information
concerning him, may leave IT a, this Office, or
with Mr. Matthew Qrnn. or address n letter 10
the subscriber. by the siage'drIser, to be ehat
Mr. Edward MitchelPs shop, Campbell ety.
NANCY SCOTT.
wife OF Robert Scott.
Feb % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

~ The reason that the resolution relative
TO the removal of Daft Green from the office OF
Printer to the Senate has no, yet been taken
up, J.. that Mr.. Webster has been ever since
engaged in the Supreme Court in the great
case of Astor rs the State Of New York. For
The first time in the history of this government
we believe. a member of the Cabinet is seen at
The bar. Mr.. Van Buren, i, one ofthe counsel
ia the same cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

Printing Public DOcumenis-A degree OF
Importance nas been given to late deci.i n
Of the Senate, aulhorising subscription to
Inc Compilation of Documents, proposed 10 be
printed by Gales N Seaton, which it by no
means deserves. and which has been created
solely by the cunning of Duff Green. He has
thrown out a false and deceptive statement,
and as usual, it has heen tran. lerred from the
Mud Machine into newspapers which look TO
thai source for political Information First, he
sad, that the resolution of the Senate was
gH TO Gales 4 Seatono OF $500, 900; then, ii
sunk TO $500 ,000 and now il has dwindled
Gown 10 100000; when, in trula his own
calculations Cannot make il much more than
nall OF the latter sum But his calculations
themselves are erroneous. The work cannot
I've done, in the style proposed, for any thing
IKE The sum which Duff Green offers TO do II
'or' IL would plunge him into hopeless and
"felf'evabe bankruptcy. But, it is said, that
'0Hls has business, and that. being the lowest
pdaer, his proposition ought to have been
accepied-Judge Smith, of 5. c. and MIR
Cnambers of Md. placed this idea 10 its proper
'gn' and we subjoin, from memory, synopsis
VI 'neir reasoning. They remarked that thu
Work was either valuable, or il was not. II, as
all agreed. it was valuable, and indeed ind s.
PenslOie as a connecting link in the political his
'0'y Oh the country, then it ought to be pfin.
'ee' II was apparent as the noon day sIA that
'ue price which Duff Green proposed TO print
'o'' was nothing like fair equivalent
""s' Then, was the object OF Greenland ebai
'e uu'y oil the Senate The object Of Green
vas either to injure Gales g. Seaton by under-
'''''ng 'hem, and thus prevent them from
D''ns the work, while he had no intention of
1'''g himself, at such a ruinous price or TO
~ anu afterwards walk into the Senate
'"'oer with Memorial in his hand, showing
''s ne mad sustained, and asking additional
'PFhsaiion, probably even greater in a.
'"' 'nan the whole sum now asked for by
- D. The duty Of the Senate was to ,bwart
,,,'"S'gn' II the FIRST supposi,ion was true; or
second was, 10 prevent the oecessity of
d" ai'er'clap. This was apart from the
u confidence in Green's integrity, g. his
T0''"y 20 do such a work which was urged
~ sumo members. For our own parts, we
.""'' mai Duff should be ratified, and the Job
''.O 10 nm If certain conditions are agreed
i"eSe are, Isl, that he give bond and ample
f""y mat the work shall be nell done, and
,.,l h'hh reasonable lime, and 2dly.
d compeusation,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

DE wisdom and patriotism Of our ancestors II
The dnd-wi'hnu ad'line another 10 the Rs
+ publics which have been subve ,ied by a union
OF aoiious violence with military despstism
and whose melancholy story only serves IA
! " pointa moral or adorn q tale. MIR. Bar
tons principles are as follows:
! !. The Union, rs established and bequoa,h
! ed TO us by the Fathers OF he Republ,c--in op
+ position 10 sectional divsions-.uch rs the
Northern or Southern, the Eastern or Wesl.
crn.
Address 10 the People ofihe u. States ~ op.
position To sectional prejadices. local enimosl.
ties. and civil discord.
:. The supremacy of,hs teaeral Judiciary.
or Supreme Court of the United States. In all
cases w,thin It's Constitutional jurisdiction in
opposition to the anarchy conseqoen, upon alb
s"s's state sovereignty over any such case. Il
upon the power of state to place her rs!o up
On a law of the Union
| The freedom aud purity OF Elections, IN.
awed nv official punlsbmenta, and interrupted
| ny official rewards, Ia opposition TO removal
from Office. for the exercise OF the great Elect
| i've Franchise, or To make room for the reward
! OF parlisans IN our Presidential Elections, by
the bestowal Of public employm6nis
Tint tho provisional power of removal
from Office bya President is high legal trust,
Ia be exercise for the public benehi. IN sound
discretion, for cause relating to the official con
duct or fitness % the incumbent IN opposition
| Ia its pelversion from its high purposes TO those
| of partisan warfare or personal vengeance, IN
the corrup,lng spirit OF" party discipline.
The restraining powers OF the Senate OF
a." U. States. as understood by he cotompora,
| ~ cxpounders of the Federal Constitution IN
matters oil dispacing rs well as Of appointing
Federal officers, in opposition 10 arbitrary
Executive power, and servilily 10 Executive
will
J The freedom ofinquty into thc'exercise OF
Executive discretion and official trusts IN OPP
| position TO Executive iuesponsibilliy and I'M
| Searchab,liiy, aud TO the suppression OF Tree
'nquir, INTO our public affairs, ms in the dent,
c case now under consideration of th. Senate
| Our test ofG'ness Tor public emplo, ment Is
| - Is ht honest Is ne capable Is lac talihin
| 10 III, constitution T.
| lfthe.e pr n iplcs denoinlnntc us Federalisis
be it 50. llthcy denoninait us National hepub
| lICanz, be tsp. Names are nothing
We are neither IN favor Of separate absolute
State soVe, eigny, nor in favor Of the old Ion
| federation, nor for ,nsrchy. nor Tor despoiism.
| under thr forms oil Repuhllcanlsm,
| We are IN favor of these principles thus pub
! IIcly announced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

, But, dthere be arg |ins 80 wy censhrabie
in this siness, pray where ought the blame IL
lie Is il not absurd. impudent To blame TN.
opposition party in the Senate Tor doing an ael
which II was in the power of their opponents To
PREVENT The Jacksoniaus possessa d. ctded
maJorit, in the Senate, 4 could have prevented
the passage OF this obnoxious resolution. But.
II Is said they we're not their posts" And
pray, whose fault is that Did the minorlfV
impede their way to The Capitol by some 20
tent speIll We're the doors of the Senate
Chamber barred against them Orwha, 9th.
or reason prevented them from appearing, aud
saving The character of the Senate from this
=" biol % intdmy % The truth is, the absent
Senators, aoere absent by design. They knew
TO vote for him /; they knew, too he reasona-
beness of the proposition OF Gales & Seaton,
yet we're so trammelled by their party harness
that they dared not vote Tor Them. This ex.
plains the whole secret, ; and if there be any
infsmy In the act, lei it rest where 1t belongs
on those who could have prevented il,
and would not.
A mghiy,tir is made, too. about reuard-
ing partisdn;'-Aad such a cry comes from a
party who daily aci upon that aVowed prlnc-
pie :. We really believe 1t would be difficult
TO make some men blush. II would certainly
be'a pity, their impndencs sits so remarkably
well upon them. Ii Tue charge were ,,ne
surely The Jackson party are the last men IN III,
world who should censure sue Il course hn,
it is not true. The resolution proposes nothing
more than to give .sal,s l. Searon a fair price
for work which tina, body mas determined to
have executed-& in doing this, they no more
'reward' q & S than hose gentlemen reward
the Senate; Ills the reward which the BUYER gives
| to the seller & nothing more.--lt seems ,howey
err to be lost sight of,thaI, although the linton
has passed, il has been arrested by subsequent
vote of the Senate, requiring an Appropriation
to be- made by the House of Representatives
This we do not expect will be done, under ex.
Istng circumstances and the whole worA will
Consequently fall to the ground.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

~ The Georgetown Gazette, which gave
currency to the rumor OF the rejection OF Maj
Lee nomination n Consul General to Algiers,
says the rumor was premature. The committee
in the SENATE TO whom the nomination was re-
ferred, have reported against il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

~ We understand tina, MIR Z. nrummond
OF Amherst, con,cmp aes publishing, shortly
n Treatise on the Culture and Management OF
Tobacco.--A brief essay of MIR. u. on the
same subject will BIO found on the frs, page Of
,o.days paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

Heaire.-We have seen n letter from Rich.
mond. stating thata very respectable oompa-
ny will be here by the 10th of uext month Tor
the purpose of opening our Theatre. Among
those who belong TO it are Mrs. Fisher, who
was here some years ago, aud has since per-
formed IN New York and Boston with 40 little
applause, aud Mrs. jefferson (formorIy Mrs.
Burke)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

~ By Mc'ida mail, we learn that the bills
recharleriug the Banks, have passed both
Houses OF the Legislature.
On Wednesday,. the Governor laid before
the House, letter from II. &. Otis, Mayor of
Boston, on the subject of a seditious pamphlet,
which some Northern Fann,c had published,
and circulated among a certain portion of our
population. Mr.. q. says the author is unwor.
thy ofany no,ice--as we expect, indeed, the
whole subiec, was from the first.
Mr.. Kivcs orc. has introduced n resolnlo ion
requesting the Board of Public Works, TO III.
struci tho Principal Engineer, IL compatible
with HE other engagements, to examine the
practicabilny and erpediency of connecting
the trade OF James and Staun,on rivers, by iln.
proving tho communication between Lynch.
burg and some point on Stanton iiyer--to
report The most suitable mode OF communica
ton, aud the probable expense thereof-and the
advantages of such connection OF the trade of
the two Flyers, which was agreed 10.
The bill dividing the town Of Lync1hurg IN.
to wards. aud for other purposes has passed
the House Of Delegates
The Legislature, il Is thought will adjourn
tomorrow or next day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

from Washington following para.
graphs from the Alexandria Gazette Of Thus
day. are all tina, the last papers contain reIa.
tive to the confirmation Of appointments, except
list OF unimportdllt ones contained in the Tel
egraph
The Senate were in concave on Monday, and
had some sharp shooting Mcneil, was ap.
pointed, it IS understood, Surveyor OF Boston
A place Of Gerry, who Is left To siarVe with his
mother on bis hands.
The Senate, it is elieved, will 20 he uhoie
and railfy every nomi nation madc.-Nohh,
Swarlwout, iIenshsw, Hill, and tho -
ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

1-F The new Packet Bddt arrived in Rich
nond ON Tuesday last At 9 O'Clock Z. M. in less
than four days from Iynchbn'g, We lbirl
the enterprise promises to succeed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
s-syss,se-5sss s.s,-..s-ss.r.
FERNS.

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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper. Col. Jauses sclt, P. N. Pine Bluff. Col. 1T. Bosdoeli, ?. NJ. Batesville. Mai. J. WoH, P. NJ. Izard c. Ii. Robert smif6, P. M. Jackson, Lawrence co. .M. .Heaefee, r. M. Conway county. Thomas sHathers, dos do. .4ithar Clarke, P. NJ. Morrison's Bluff. Col. [. N Glarhe, do. do. .itqrf Reaa, Crawford county.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

A wri.crin the Boston Patriot. esii. mates the present population of Massa- chusetts at 7O0, ,U00 being an increase of E7.000 or 4 per ct. in 10 year.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

An old house in Plattsburgh, recently fell down in the night. It was occu- pied by Canadian, whose family con- sisted of wife and six children. When the fail took place, the family was in bed, yet none of them were injured. The old man was the first that was res cned, and as som as he was liberated, is said tohave.shrugged up his shoulders and exclaimed, Ii pc airaid dat my dog is kiIl.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
sl.ErcilI.s oE rInLIc cIsARAcTER.

A book with this title has recently been published at New York. Me have read a considerable number of theskotcles, and though we have not thought they manifes- ted very penetrating discrimination abounding something too much in general eulogy, we consider the following in the main correct, aud give 1t as specimen.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06

Office If tte Chesapeake s. Ohio CdnaI 90
W.-Ht>Grus, Nv. II, 1872.
SOT.Cr IS UERFBi GIVEN, That an
~ ins,slncnt &c Two Doil.ts and F'n,
Gents per share (heinc the lQth Ins'.'nent)
on even share Of Stock Ia the Chesapeake
and Oaio Canal Company, - required Ia be
psii on tn, 2)th ,i.y 90 January next and a
f.r-,l.er sum OF Two Dolisrs and Ply Gents
per share (bcing the I ith ins'aimsn') on tie
2Oth dIy &C Frhrnary ncXt--which .nsisi
n,en,s Mans, ne pad ,ot'.- rre,!t, of tie che.
sspeske and Oiio Canal CompsDy. To the
Cashier or other C!hcer Of either of the follow.
ing Banks, w
The nranch OF the Bank Of thc United States
at " .siing,on.
The Rsnk "f Washington. At Washington.
IL, Patriotic bank, do
The Rank at the Metropolis. do
lie Farmers and Ncchanc,' Bank, at &c o-ge
town
The Bank IT tle xsndria, n, Alexandra.
The Hank o! Potomac, do.
The Primers BANK Of Ale 1sndria. do.
The Mechanics Rank Of AlrA.ndfis, DO. !.
The il.ger,toVn Bank, In IlsgcTsiov u, Nj /,
AUD the Branch al the alley Bank, IN
Cbailr sioun, Va.
8y order Oi-the Presihenj and Directors:
JOHN 4 INGI y, CirrE
Ct6s 6 Ohio Cana! Car
Nov ls, 1889 -vi2JF
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-06
10 ne CtcrA II ne Superior Court Of
Lar FOR hs county of JcgcTson.

70 ne CerA II fhe Superior Court 81
Lar FOR hs county of JcGcrsOn.
w tiEREAS, RoHrEr Wars. Judge at
w tho Supeurr Court al IsU for the com
" vi Jeli,fsIu, las tsiletl. "a consequence Of
Irkncss, tot two sucCess,Nc terms, a. bold .
Coutt fur the sad county i. Rira,np y.
P.nNFr, resigned by the General Court. IN
pursuance 81 thc act cu'i,ltd. can set TO pro-.
v'le for holl,"g specisi terms &c the superior
Courts OF aw 80 certain cs-.s," ,,s>>sd Sih
March. iS3o, To- hoil Court of tie said
County, do heiCby appo,n; SPECIAL FERN 81
tie S"p~ri-rr t'-'t'' - NV. ~ be held for the
ss'd tuu'.'y ~ Isiicrson. ~ Commence on
fussds, ihc i9th dsS - Iuuary next: And
do thetciutc. hereby direct \ ou To give no
tee Thereof, tu 'hc Counuonw ealih', Ator-
ncy, to the o'hcr Objects of the Court, and To
the parties charged crin:nally and 80 issue
all necessary process. IA civil ~ well ., ~
criminal cases, rotuut,,le 10 -ucli pecial Ses
sion which process the sheriff il bound 10
execute, - vel! IS 10 summon Grand Jury
,ni Venues - attend the sad Special Cout,.
under 'hr same hn,i'atiunS and restrictions ~
~ the case Ut regular Court ~ course And
do hereb, require all the Officers oi the
sad Court. To 10 and perform AL such act, snd
du,ic- as they would be required To perform
nj regular T. RIM of the sad Court. Gwen
u"d-r ~, hand aud seal ih,s 5Oth dsy of July.
1922. RICHARD L. PARKER rs. !
Dec - 1870