Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

Her husband, (Nlr Smith place oOoo
Lord Berghstsh. Mr.. l.. w. brother
in-ae,) receives 10000
Sir Charles Bsgot, MIR. vs. bro.
ther-in-law, y receives 60C00 T
Lord thEroy Somerset Mr.. l.. va
brotner-in-Isw.) receives 10000 F
u The Washington Telegraph quotes Ia.
bic, showing the amount of money yearly paid /
by the British Government. on the way of saa-
RES to public officers, pensions TO Court favor
ties, and tithes to the diguitarie, OF the Church
for the purpose Of demonstrating thai our Ia
rU tdtTS are inerpedsnt. aud lend 10 like tr-
trnragnnee and corruption What opponent
ofthe Tariffsystsm but Duff Green would ever
have scented an argume nj against that system
in the prodigality of a foreign government
He certainly deserves a leather medal for his
ingenuity.
o." The Legislature OF South Carolina has
adjourned and the porlenious clouds that so
long hung over Columbia have dispersed, with
on visiting upon us the mischiefs which were
threatened and seriously anticipated from its
labors. A war in Europe and The rise OF Cot
ton, would lay the spirit OF Notification in the
Red Sea-so much does principle depend upon
intereS
IL In the Legislature of North Carolina, nj
the last dates from Raleigh, the resolution
offered at the commencement OF the session by
Mr.. Sawyer, declaring the Tariff laws 10 he
unc institutional, were being discussed. II IS
believed it will not pnss.-li would be strange
il it should, when the same Legislature not ma.
ny weeks ago, br an almost unanimous soie,
asked aid of Congress in the construction of
some work OF Internal Improvement, OF a ma
tionat character. The jurisdiction OF the gene
raj government over imposts Is surely less
doubtful than it is over tho subject of internal
;mnr.ye -nents. The first WAS never denied
until this era # Notification, the other has
always been warmly contested. But ag"'a we
say, with the Enquirer, NcW terfon'
"The Lost Chiid."-Most on our readers
will recoIlect the case of the liz lie gn.. i}"""
Ann HenderSh0t, who was SO brutally trenr."
about eighteen months ago, by MIR. and Mis-.
Barnes. formerly o { Buffalo IN. Y bo, who
were then residents Of Lynchburg, II will b.
rem embered, that at that time a suspicion e1-
isted that the girls name was Allen, and not
Eliza Inn HenderSh0t,-and that she was the
child of Mrs Rcbecca Allen, OF New Yo,k
who had some years previously been los, in
the streets of that city, and Who had never af-
IerH ards been heard Of Under the impression
that it was indeed her child, Mrs. A. came TO
this place ; and by imagining Identities where
none existed she became fully convinced that
il was her own, and Immediately took il under
her protection-notwi hstnnding the positive
as.everation Of Barnes and his wife that she WAS
the child Of one Hendprshot, of Buhsloe, and
that she had been regularly bound 10 them as
nm apprentice. Alter tarryng her" some
months Mrs. Allen returned TO New York !
and we learn by a letter from her TO a friend in
this place, that the illusion of her Imagination
has been at length dIspeled. having become
satisfied of the truth OF Barnes's representation
| by a letter from an acquaintance OF Hender-
shot in Buffalo. She has consequently gwen
up the little girl, who has found refuge in the
Orphan Asy jun OF New York.-It is to be re-
pretted. that Mrs. A. was at first mistaken and
we think il equally matter of regret. that hsv-
ing been once satisfied on the subject, the delu-
| sion should ever have been dispelled She is
| again thrown into a state of painful anxiety
| with regard 10 the fate Of her lost child while
| the little girl is thrown upon the world, destl.
tue and dependent orphan-for she is, indeed
! an prphan of whom it is said, in the language
Of the letter from b iIdlo 10 Mrs. Alec,
" Place her IN some Of The Charitable institn'
ten Of your city, for il is morally certain that
| she would be runed and destroyed by being
controlled by Henderson, or his wife. We
| publish these particulars TO CRAFTY the curiosi-
" of those Who took an interest in the subject.
| when the child was taken from Barnes
n The Presidents Message was received in
Nashville on the 18th OF December. The
" Banner" OF that place, says the fr.t copy oil
il was received from this office.
u We have received a Prospectus of
1" weekly, literary, philosophical, moral, add
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