Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

oeiore our readers, ia our ne II paper, several
column" OF tr.poridu, foreign nees
IL The Richmond Inquirer recently asser.
ted that Mr.. Calhoun. while he Was in Rich.
mond protested deposition" to support Gen
Jsehson for the mex, Presidency. The sentence,
thr reader will observe !. very cautiously
"orded-a P'ofcisng n dip osiiion" is very
Inherent tfnm declaring an Intention, TO do any
thing Cautions as 1t Is, however, therei is rea-
son 10 believe that Il is untrue, The Wing has
taken pains to trace the rumor that prevailed
IN Richmond TO that effect, 10 its suurce, but
cannot discover its origin. Many have heard
Il, but ~ one from the lips of Mr.. Calhoun
himself
IJ The Washington Telegraph says Amoi
Kendall y Goa fast undermining the popular
ity Of Gen. Jackson II il be true ii rs the only
good nc, Of which we have ever known Amos
10 be guilty
W Among the recent appointments by the
President, we find the name oil Siokely D.
idyI, 10 be Register OF Land Office in Mis-
s'sslppi-Hays WAS implicated in the Burr con
.pmacy. So was Sssrtsou,, appointed Col
lector of New York, aud Ogden, appointed Con.
sui nj Liverpool. S,raws show which way
the WIND blows"
II hessrs. Mcneil aud Irwin members Of
the late Congress. the firsr from New York aud
the last from Pennsy lyanla. and both of " no M
failed 10 be reelected by their constitute nts.
were the ostensible authors ofihe Minority
Report on the Tariff question, which we pub
h.hed some time ago. Il which. from its scrvile
adherence throughout, in opinion, and frequent.
~ in phraseoogy, 20 The Presidents Message,
hos been called the " Cuckoo Report" Per
united 10 STAY at home by their constituents,
they have looked elsew here Tor their REGARD
and The fiat has been made Judge by tie
Albany Regency, and the Last appointed to
similar office, by the President. Political sub
sptsiaacy in members of Congress, is valua-
ble commod Iiy nowadays, aud never fails 10
be well paid for. Correctly did Gen. Jackson
apple cia,e The tendency OF Executive patron
age 10 corrupt the representatives oil 'he
people-and forcibIy has he eIempllGtd
ii during his two years of INSTRUMENTATION.
o. The follow ng is the state of the polls at
the recent election for Governor OF New Hamp-
shire
For Samuel pinsmoor (Jackson) 2O.242
For chabud Bartlett (Cias) 1896
1916
! The majority is about thousand less than
was obtained by the Jackson party il 1880.
IT The citizens OF New York gave Public
Dinner to Daniel Webster, Esq. on the 24,h
inst. The letter of invitation was signed IVY
forty-siI names, among which we recognise
those ofsome Of the mos, eminent wrists, bar
rislers and merchants of that city.
FACTS against Science. The Journal of
! Health has, for two years or more, endeavored
to destroy The reputation of Swaim's Panacea
by argument. ridlcule and depunciation--li
has been aided by Colleges of Physiciaos aud
by many newspapers, whda have COPIED its
articles under the impress ION that Doctors
oueh, to know more about il than any one
else, and from a conviction that Qpack medi-
cines are generally most deleierious and poi.
sonons dtugs Yet, a Philadelphia paper in.
form. as, tina, during the last year. Swain sold
H. 900 bottles Of his Panacea Strange, that
pc ople should believe man whose Ulcers and
sores they have seen healed, and whose paRs
they know have been irrigated by the use Of
made the human system, lis diseases and their
remedies, their profound and unoeasing stu
dy Nevertheless, 1t ia EVEN so.-Ihc Ameri-
can Quarterly Review is wagDg a similar war
Of ridicule against Halsted and his book on
| Dyspepsia. But il had as well preach 10 the
winds as 10 deny the efficacy of his system to
| Dyspepic, who, from being confined to a mea-
gre di ct OF milk and mush, can now almost d.
gest brick bat. Facts are stubborn things,
Messrs. Doctors, -and one of them it worth all
the theories which have been spun by .ooe ger-
| Grafton of learned NJ DIS. only to be demoish-
ed by those who came after them.
| IT There has been an arrival from Cantoii
at Boston. which furnishes Us with the neus.
which will no doubt prove very interesting 10
our readers, (s'nce we perceive it copied into
The pape,s generality that His Majesty the
| Emueror of China, Broth or of the Sun Cousin
! of the Moon, &c &c &c. " is very much ens-
mored OF the daughter of Seu-,h', an officer Of
the Chinese army - and ii is added that fbe la
dy erceis in poetry and song We h'pe
she will not kick His Majesty but il she does,
wa may promise hun the nearly coincidence of