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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

new scheme rs r..n .tht'd IN Baltimore,
henominatad HoHde. ti discovery IN Ne.
fhaDfrs. " OF " Woatitl iii TO-" wn,cn i. m.
nird 10 sHppis ron, anu 10 NOV baa
b, h. lnrrc eli acy Of oen lie, y sot-
respondent of the q iinore ime,.t4a spe.
the tolluring account OF % II rrdt,ts must
Judge ihl mselves oil ia teaslhnlty.
" lhf, lrvef, o. TO speak more correctly the
two watch barrel screw lever pl,cnd - =
wheel with waser buckets, presents ttnll, 10
the eve Of the acleCuhc observer one % the
most sublime 1T, oycnes, power aud velocity
united, that ever excited the wonder Of man,
combining The utmost sImp icliy with other IL.
ccilenoIcs, aud IN nothing 10 gas, conprea.
sion OF The ar, or am. tho power OF which
Is infinitely surpassed.
II consists oil two very broad and fat watch
barrels, three guar'tr diameter OF the paddle
wheel, with round hold on tie middle with n
short tick pipe. aud another small pipe on the
&c are thu ongh win the shaft passes ; both
pines a,e iousr, but fixed together by a piece
inside aud between them II one point oily j:
both pi,es are placed in the hole OF the hafreI
the small one will he fixed by It's base 10 The
alter paddle wheel n cilcuar piece IN the
form Of n spiral with one or more turas With
out elasticity called the screw lever, Is placed
inside OF the watch barrel, nd fixed by It's end
on the side o the large pup, and the Other
| outside end IS fixed on tie border or Inside OF
the barrel, no other screw lever similar to the
| other Is placed On the cover OF the watch bar
rel, attached by its outside end 10 the border OF
! the barr Tire inside end has square hole in
| which the shalt ot the wheel is lodged.
! Now " tthnut watch barrels, place the screw
! lever without two or NOR ,u,ns Ike a spiral
without elasticity, the centre end attached 10
the large tick pipo above mentioned, and d.
The smal pipe by MS bases 10 the wafer pad.
die heel, and let the shaft pas throug h lt.e
two self acting fulcrum levers, one vii b,
| fixed by one cad 10 the outside end of the scrcu
lever ihe other tong lever end is fixed by IT'S
| tulcrum TO tue edge OF the paddle wheel; the
Two other ends of both levers advanced in a
central line 10 come in parelei Of each sill,
| III The centre of the wheel catching piece
with square hole, aud one pin on each en-,
| will receive the round ole of both ends of tn,
two long levers and the same for the other side
| This vesm re than 2 % feet of lever, to VIII e
OF 20 feet diameter. A large x broad hoop n
bout The diameter oil the barrel above mentioned
supporter by two triangular levers, the tm,
shortest branches Of both levers are fixed on Cd
posite sides of the Eat par, of the edge of tn,
hoops IN acentraid n ecIion of each, with rounc
holea the centre,wnere the shaft passes through
without touching tue long branc hes of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

REVIEW vf rnE rnLiIlCAL srooK m4RgsT.
Oaginel Jackson stock-l,ari lily dec ning,
in consequence al NJ alarm a,npnga the hold.
err. that this stock viii shortly be paid oil, by
ths people.
Pan Buren, Jack on Stock--Wilhdoawing
from the III rket, tof the present..
CALHOUN Jackson StnGk The holders Of this
stock are ouly booking. about 10 see where to
make heItcr investment, ~hen they viii sell
GU in mass.
NIB III Dull aud Mac Dnfi have alrcaa,
sod out.
Crawford Jackson Stock-rhs stock il sur
posed To be nearly extinct; or, iiany reae q, II
l. confined 10 g. orsl.
disappointment adams aud Ctng-plen's Jark-
RON StoIk--B tie IN market, and that yer,
ha'
" F These fue clplions OF Jackson o. \,
when consolidated, were held IN trust by
the " great republican party for the rxuiu,iV,
benefit 81 the people.
south Caroline Modification Stnek--Al-
vanGvd nihc, alter tiiu late sln honr. din-
ner speech but as soon Hs ihe tumrs ut the
wine had ey operated, IL fell again. as Hat a.. II
fiounder.
Cherokee Treaty Notification Stock This
stock improved liale tr The judgment OF
the Supreme Couti which NJ frs, was ,n,snn-
d,Tstoud. THIS stock has declined OF late IN
consequence OF report that the Cherokefs
are about TO pett,oa Congress - Remove tho
Georgans from the state. as the Cherokees
have the oldest giant OF the soil. The Gtor.
eiaas obtained their gram from King Gaorer
in the eighteenth century whereas the Chprn-
kee. obtained th,rs from kng Alan, IN the
year one.
Benton Anii-Rank Phobia Siock-Since the
ahle dissection Of he gallant culone,'s speech
there has been no demand for this STOCK, "a.
cept IL the Tenaote purls OF Missouri.
Gme ican Stsiemor Clay olook--Rapidly
advancing all over the uuioD, the back bone oi
the nation being pledged for the psymrn,, both
OF the principal aud inter ST. Puhic conf leuce
~ THIS stock is daily increasing, aud large cap
aalists are making heavy investments therein
This stock like Aafen', serpent vii soon swd.-
low Up the rest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

I'd uRSuANr to decree OF the Superior
- Court OF Chancery, held al Lyuohbnig.
pronounced on the ID day Of May. 1881, in
SUIT therein depending between " illiam Chi.
ton, stephen Chiffon aud Others, plaintiff, ,and
james Marin aud others defendants inr UT
defsigned, Mnrshll ot the said Court, VIII, on
tue l2ih day OF July mex, it tair, il not he
next Lair day, proceed TO SCH. upon the prcni.
SIS, near the Long Mountain, Campbell coun-
y, anl contains about Twelve Hundred acres
sell by way ct public auction 10 the highest
uijter, on credit ofonc, two aud three years,
The real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder, died seised, aud which " as no, discussed
Of by his will. The purchaser or purchasers
viii be required To give bond, with approved
security. tn the payment Of the purchase mo
ny, aud the TUE vii np retained IS a further
security, subject 10 be resulI in case default
snaa he made "a the pa} mcnt of the pui chase
money, o. "uy part thereof.
/. 4. lOLCOMBE, NUsha&.
/ Jane9 irt,
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From ne N Y. Jo,t,ncl Of Commerce

Death By Hydropbobir.-The subject Of Ibis
nsnse was 9 little gil by the ne'oe OF johnson
two ans half years old. o. the 2olh Aprl
las, n smsl dog posed into yRrd, los
Glrsrtie street WI err she was at pay, and
seiLirg her by the nose, drew hi 10 tn
ground. q fore he was braen oil be b't and
inceraied he nose yeiv severely lh' dog in
med ately ran hume in a neighho',ng street,
sna his mast Hfier esrning the inj,r} he hat
done, dispatched him the same day. Partic-
ular inqunies we're made vi tier II c dog had
mani sled any h,drophoba symptoms but
nothing cont b. isarn'd save IT, fac trat h T.
bad bitten two children, one of whom siIll cou.
tjnues well. This ac' OF violence Was elerred
wholly 10 the dog having been rrita,ed by the
BOYS in the street.-The child IN question soon
recovered OF her wounds, and continued per
f'ciis we'll until tuesday afternoon last, (l3h
June1 when she became frett,l and complains
ed oil pain ia the head aud stomach. The mo-
ther prepared an infusion Of senna Tor II, sup.
posing us illness To arise irlm some defangt.
meni Of the stomach I; bot whenever she al
temped 10 administer Il, the child would shud
der and become convulsed. Indeed, the frs
circumstance that attracted the attention OF ia,
mother, was the peculiar actions OF the chi :
whenever il drank, for during the ai ernoon Il
was thirsty, aud asked for wafer, but when ii
swallowed the w,ter. IL would uembe, anu
choke, and al empt TO sp il OF.
Early "Wednesday moraIng, DIR. Mead was
called TO attend the chill. He found r Is
ing quietly on Tue he'd cheerful and intelligent
for the child was remarkably sprighily for he,
age. and seemed pleased with the idea OF be.
ing made vel. Said she had no pain, except
little in the stomach al owed her person "a
sbe examined freely, bur when the nose wa.
touched. would recoii win n shudder and
wien il was pressed she would thrust out he
tongue, with shrek, aud eaten her breath a
if sufoeated. This was rot incidental, for
WAS tired several times with the same result
The cicairix OF the wound appeared pei fectl
well, and there was no appearance OF diseas
or disc oiouraion OF The par,.-She wns aske,
10 drink some water. She seemed thirsty AN,
readily asseuted. A cup Was brought, al,
she rose up IN bed and erasped il with boil
hands, aud filled her mouth but in go inslan
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/ fs4HE subser,ber respectfully informs the
/ =. public that be intend. opening school ia
! hynchbdfg for tue instruction Of Jouth, ia thu
/ In nages-the seiencrs as lar as ihey are
! taught III any Of The pre- araiory schoDis-& all
| the branches Of learning nsrcssary tor Cvn-
| pieie Epglish education. 10 has obtained the
! Aas9nic Hat, and his school Is nov ~ opei-
/ ton.
| n is The subscribers intention 10 establish his
sfboo permanently ~ Lynchburg, It sndiclent
pat image no eiiafaed 10 jnstily rs continuance
aud he hopes that the experience he has had
| togethfr wirh his determination 10 devote his
nme exclusively ~ his business. vii enitle hun
10 snare OF The patronage II tie public. The
sessions of the school Wlll consist oi montbs.
At Tie end of carh session there will be d pub
h. examination II the pupih--wnen pdrents
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
TERMS.
English and Nn,hanaotdl $40 the Sos.
Latin aud GTerk, $50 do
Application can be madato Fleicner 4 To-
FER, OF 10 The subscriber.
jos p. GODFREY.
Hoieioltrt, conaiy June 1891.
MI Joseph I. Godfrey has Taught 4 school
- or rel hboorhood for several years past,
and the subscribers, some OF uhotn have mad
utls chi under bis care, take pleasure IN
stating ihot they hive been entirely sausdsd
with lie iiogres' Of his pupils ann IN eAp,es4
'Wg their belief that he is a,ninrndV well quail
'hed TO act as - tcachpr-hai ia addition to ns
requirements IN the languages aud IN SCIENCE,
80 Lar as II is langhtI0 the pre- paratory schools,
he possesses the quality, somewhat are. OF
devoted htIdchment 10 The profess on he has
adopted EDWARD WATTS,
w. G. BOWER,
J. Written,
Jas McCLANAHAN
I'M - 2iwIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

PURSUANT 10 IA decree OF the SUPERIOR
Il Court OF Chancety for thr Luxembourg
District, pronounced on the I'm OF Nav, 1881,
in the case OF Bosd vs.. liant; the Undersigned
Marshal of the said Court, viii sell. Tor casp
on Thursday the IN day ofJuy. 1881 if fair,
il not the next iair Day, betnra his Office door
la the town o. LyuchbaIg, four Slaves. Squire.
j hn Jesse y Lucy, the properly OF Geolg-
Boyd, or So many as viii satisfy the said de
cree. Ia. uOLCOMBE. Marshal
June 10 Gtds
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AlTtRI)t.R -


Extract ofn letter 10 the Editor of The New
bern (Soeh CIroIna) Sentinel dated Jericho
Dnplrn County, Ig June, 1881
% On Sunday last, II murder was committed
ia this neighborhood, which has created very
unusual seasarion. About IL O'Clock On that
day, Miss Nancy Bogel, daughter Oh very res
prctable widow, lett her house with the Inteu.
ton OF visiting Mr. pilce's family, who 1--we al
the distance OF n ~ le from her mothers. Wien
nighi approached, aud her daugh still 3D.
seat Mrs Boyet became uneasy, aud set ont
wIh The ho,r Of meeting her on The way. Tier
feeln K, my more easily he imaRined than de'-
etiDed, hen she fonn3, or Ii arrival At Nj .
P,Ice's, ihh her daughter had no, been there
that day. She alarmed the ntighbots, COiu-
paDy went forth, and inter a dilIgent search
they found the mansled corpse oI the nnloftu'
nate victim III an ADJ hnIng pond. Her bo1y
vas shockmgly bruised, aud her throat was cut
% the neck bone From appearances, the
inur'irt mus, have been perpFtratpd nj dis
hnce two hundred yards from the pond
~ witch the boiy was lonnd, aud the reslS
thnre must hive been desperate. The ground
and bushes at the place OF conflict were much
itpddeu and bTokeu.and some IightVaad I'm 10
that were Oh the spot. appeared to have bfrn
used by The monster IN ,onpl ting his desigus.
Tho young lady'S combs were aiso found
broken aud scat'eted on the ground. NJ DIS
cnvrry Leading TO the detect ~ OF the #aflicre
er has YET been made, and "Hh tive - tfon
Al lis fatal result the whoe trpnsaC'fo3 $ yet
" mystery 10 he ueIghb9rho1d. 1t m#,t have
taken place about noon, in n thlrlNy inhabited
settlement and Oh the public roai leading ron
whitehall 10 Fayetteville. An inquest WIS
held, and verdict pronounced OF kape and
murder, by some rctson unknown. should
any thlng farther rausplro concerning tbs IA
III, ntahle de d. shall take an early oppoItunI'
" OF communicating it
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NV YORK.. June u.

NV tNkh, Jhic IL
" Lore laughs al Loeksmlths "A singular
instance OF Tue Truth OF this sen ence was IN
folded Yesterday Ia the lIiai 81 uan dame d
Narng,"ho Is convicted OF passing counterfeit
bills.
The prisoner is man of rather good, plea
sing appearance. aud vi very plausible add ess
some years since, il appears no Mas arrested,
snu committed 10 jail IN neiehbnTi"e county,
on charge of having BEEN concerned Ia N er-
tPneive issue OF forged notes. From Its beI"g
confined on a love, i apr, ~ ha! an opportunity
OF seeing tie tItT's daug her through bis PAT
sou grazing as sh" Its - h auJ llOm her Id
theirs house, which Mas sets near the prison.
The glrl ~ ald certainly lnatB'ed none OF
the n'nty hearedness supposed TO belong to
the profession OF her tather, 1T an interest N
the hhndsoms prisoner, winch VAS sopn IA sted-
sed by short Conversation "itn I'm through
MS pr'son bars Vow followed vow, aud pto-
testatiou toluwed pTotestatiJn, declaring us
tnnoceace towards mHI anu his q Vutton 10 the
kin -hrarted sul. who ent TO them Wiling
EAT. II MAS agreed tualIp. that the young la
dy snOgld possess herselt Of hi iathei prison.
keys aud that The overs should ten eiopt .
The keys were p'ucut ed, the prisoner cal rau-
Chased, he doors we're AGAIN lucNed, the heys
restored, aud The happy couple, AS Ihe
pEraise gpes, ,airred
1t scems the PRISONER had not vii en1ngh to
abandon hiS Old trade, aud he nov stands con
vlcIed.
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ps###. tna..ars. - - rsts n - ae-
aa.,ts.ssl- ant baff brHr 49, Hftaiv honor
81 = "a dsiisspIssed oTers ~ the c01Hirf.
y > ifa., ,h.t IT, aitanfi"n snd tipdncss ~ he
Ams,t.sn psopis wb1 canuot hui feel haitsfsa
with the pbjec Of their risslon. viii rcodfr
tilair sisn rlfoag hopt tbs Unian. b0tn plea
.ani anI nrsGtabIe.' - J. Ner. .5du.
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chelor IA ONO, BY way OF SGT uti agalna, Gen
raj VI tlnre's proposition 10 tax ba heiDrs IN.
lead OF dogs, proposes as fIlOws--h.ar him
" LEI ese'y one thai IS ,ired OF ootYaeai leii
sny pay certain tee 10 the state Tor a GlgorCv,
according 10 his ability and It viii III only
supcIsede the necessity al taxing dog but
there will be no need OF taxes o, an, kind.
Aud IT Government will give me the exc!uoIve
privilege of nnm Hying ali those "h) VS. 10
be unmarried in he Uuled states, w,lI
pledge myself to pay oil the natonA debt in
ave year,
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TgzE gzSaSsNa.AE.
IYNC isusHJUxa III 1881.
IHE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


haze .csu. thai. latterly We have referred To
~. ,,;,t..ooaJ F,o,ie, a,d its ,ortn,q. and
49,. ,....i..,.I, ,,i;,, .d;,o,;aJs much
,..,. ,..,.,,a f,.,.,a,t, ,Ed r,,hi.
..t.,, ;aa.,.,csa ,rioe,,arv
-. o.e, a..,w.b,os ec,,ad IN hone far
.,,.,.,, - ia, ,,,,r,er h4I,evi,g as we
n. p.,.,io :, -, a.. ,,yo
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-. .-..,. H., H., I.n,tb en-.
t.;..,.o,r 49,, .c,,alI,, haI;.yea
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it,, ;..a.........r,.., I'D
g.,
H'''' . '''s '""''''' 80 ,''1'''.,
''a' ;,
P''''O'
% .
nons tue great "'"es ""''" nave a"''"eu ""'
'i'os' ou' Wv" I'M '''"' VI ''''e'
"a','o"' ''' eo'',''''" : ''.- '''- ''1se''
! 'o' " '"' ''So y 10 nay
bo he ihc's We dohu' hot 'oat 'hiS Is tue cast.
/ Any other solution q Mr. r. Inconsistent aud
/ cantr,d;r,,rV course would ioyolye an i'm
ie''""''"' 81 "'' '""' - u" "'"e'' man.
which We are not dsposcdio do, coucurring,
es we most sincerely DO. in remark recer "
H., tho Alma, .d,o.,,o u., =. u,
'''"''" W '"1 1''''' wa w.
haeh'e ~ ona OF the most aibane an an'h5ie
Of men. whilst he is he wors, and most m,-
,.ls, NJ noi1ieia1sr We hive made these
'tn"'hs 'o' nv f"'PoSe VI e'Ihhe '"' a''Gh'io"
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DENIES =.
Wallace. Snrgeon dentist,

MI w UFfuRNs 'gUI -500f1 y 2
RESPECTFULLY IN larms the Ladies aud
= a Gentlemen OF Lyncbbute aud vicinity
thar he has taken room at the frank lin Ho-
tel where he will remain Oily snort tne)
FOR the purpose Of practising ine d,f.rent brasi-
ches Of 4i. profession. Ladles I'll ~ attended
al their places OF residence II pr erfed.
Bfue u II
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.pD = Is : IA =.


Msi9r Esiea eesketl 40 act ~ oeeH'nft u
VA Oh Ssufdsk iss', aed Dotfor kan i"inh,
III Gaisl olfik ~ .i#e W. 0saer, IS epPoin-
IGlots.
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On signnlent.

- BARRELS Of Superior o'6"ng Beer. n
ID dler's d faylor's Braudl r n sale by
LANCASTER y MdR,H
TtJUe OF Al
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senior Peirsya isis President The Uai'ed
sts... uf Aesifo. arrived ga his city day OF
,.so ago, and fook lodging, Al nad.'t =,
Nat, hi.
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The Wesleyan Umreraty,- During the SEES
sion Of he Legislature OF Conuectlcat. which
has st ternnAird,nn act passed III oiporAtIng
the Wesley II UnNersl# ), at Ahddetonn. The
readers OF this n''r t4,s long since been iu-
formed that tie Methodist Episcopal Church.
or raihe- the mcmOers thereof, had pun chased
the ediices formerly known as the Minary
aud Scientific hcademv If Captain Partridge,
with avlew OF building up IN that beautiful
town. ii literary Institution that shall rank with
the best nni'erstIrs IN our county. The cou-
'r'hunons tor ms praseworlhy oalrrt, hays
lowed N literally irom every dr, eiIun. AVID
GOV that the act Of Incorporation has been ob-
famed, we msy presume that no time will be
lost ~ organs ing the university, aud commo II.
eng ns ldbors. he numerous denomination
bt which II Is about TO be established, haye1he
means OF giving 1t an imposing character, and
al abundant support.
.felo York Com. Itg,
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IanroO
To Tillt pALna.KI-

Z SHALL not, IA mrendri, con,inue nv
communications in fcleTcnce 10 The di,d-
ereeable 4 unfortunate controversy with John
Lynch, Jt.--and do most henrty regret the
aitthtion heie tot.re paid To his neuce. had
better haze treated IL with slIracr mn To have
Produced The heart rendng pam il has iuaic,
ted u" 'ho'e. who are the oiiy subject. Of my
aaAiods CaIrs,
NATHANIEL WINSTON.
June % l.,
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at auction, and no bidders The public are
get unaprrised whether Mr.. Berrien has re-
signed, or been dismissed, or whether he yet
retains his station in The sundered Unit. Yet,
We presume, the last cannot be true, as ever
end anon we hear that his Office has been Of
tered TO some other gentlemaV, and the oaeT
refused. IL is now said that,t has been lately
offered TO George NJ. Dallas, Of Philadelphia,
and by him declined and that ii has beef'
since rendered 10 Roger B. fancy OF Baltimore
Zone of the leaders Of the federal party 10 ME-
ryand during the last war; whether with bet
ler success rumor does no. say.-The ote0'
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The Indiana Republican says that the last
rla,ls came heavily laden wuh Jackson hand
bilis tfrom W~hiogton.) The packages AT
all directed 10 The Post Master, With request
that they " Ill circulate IN ~"
THIS request Is equIsaleai to an order DIS
obedience would be promptly ptn,shed by III"
q Greatest aud Btslr with removal. II Is ihu,
that the Government iuhuenee Is p"r,erIed To
rhe purpose of lerpelrating ife dynasty underI
which he nation groan3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

Dir. Woodbury., SECRETARY Of the Navy md
Eommodo, Is R0jeers, Patterson aud Stewart
Commissioners. OF the Navy. arrived here on
Saturday morn pg ia the steam boat Pocshon-
tAs, on visit ot inspe ction Ia ihis Naval STA
ton. They returned yesterday afternoon IN
the pocahontss,
General Alexander Macon.h, and Judge
0.efton, Of Tennessee, we're among tue pas.
senger in the steamboat Potomac moan Wash
sngion, on Saturday evening.
Inc Pre- siieni OF the unHed Sta'e'.we learn,
ali certainly pay 'isit 70 the k'n knps on
Saturday, Aoffok Herald.
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W. would take the liberty OF asking whether
ianciionary Of high rank, aud whose name
Ia. ten menloned as Likely IN be associated
IN The NV Cabinet, has not recently been nj
lowed to the extent NJ ten thousand dollars, ~
q eo.nmis sion upon extra eial disburse.
men,s, whether ihe officer IL question had mo-
Offered 10 taxi one hail Of the sum thus allowed
El.n, and whether the whole arrangement @as
not expressly sanctioned by Tie President hun.
selff Nat. Jour.
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u The Washing on .,Iagcaph may now be
regarded rs 5fate, Erias4cs against the az,
n"ist'Mioo. Apr Z Il otiie means by which
1t ACC ined paneG--t oussrsHnt with TIE lit. q
arts by wlich weak a. Ignorant men have
bee" pnhed into consequence, hk. the Frog ia
the Fable tssayug to swell itself to he magn,.
tude OF the Os-inllmately acquainted with
the characters OF the President and his adv
sers--aad aware OF the means employed BY tae
latter 10 mould he tcrmer 10 tleir r9rpose.--
The Editor OF the Telegraph is a witness whose
testimony viii command attention, and exc.
a powerful influence over public op,ajsn. We
20 not pretend 10 PLACE my n,ole cont
drnce IN the statements and arguments nf DuE
Green no" THAI we did when he sung Ind
hoSaunas 10 tia Military Chietiain, ard pom
has vulgar abuse upon some Of the best an
purrst men II the Republic. All that we ask
is that those who believed him then shall BE-
lieve him no~. Speaking, il the Telegraph, 81
the President he says,
Among the articles resortpd 10 BY those
:" no have surrounded him. aud abused hs
every hing, which they believe VIII open ms
eyes 10 Their practiscs.o
II this be true, what are We 10 think ofn7
IL the President is the weak and superannr-
ated thing here described by his former az
vocate friend and counsellor, i, he fit for the
station which he dlIsi The strongest argu
ment against an hereditary Executive is, laat
there is no security against vicious aud igno-
rant Monarchs succeeding to the ,hro ne. II,
under our elective system We are subject to ths
same evil, what advantage have wa over the
nations of Europe None at all and the
sooner we get lid of a system founded on such
gross deception, the better for US. Bul we
have full reliance on the virtue and inteilI.
gence Of The people and rest confident in its
hope that thy will see and correct the evil =
Influences which now sway the couuses ofIls
nation.
nall