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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

From slllim,n'. Jnnr,ml Tor October III.
EssaPs an soms u Tie m0a tnlpo1tant dtti6lss ojHe
.Hatttta .hiicd, ruth an aecoani n he 0e,e
P1orjmate wiaclis, dc. dc; By 6eoge u
Cafyenier
Mr. Carpenter has been, for some years, wril
known III active, ingenious, and srcesslil phae=
n,aeeutls; aud the public have been notalitie ~
dobted to linn or his zeal aud taet IN bringing for
ward discoveries and Improvements (not nnite-
quenty his own1ln the maierls medlca Many OF lns
valuable papcrs have appeared III this journal aud
N It's pages, aud IN those Of the medical jour.
pals of Philadelphia, some prominent parts d! tha
present work may be found. There 10 however
an important advantage IN bringing these pupofa
(omboded also with the important additions whieli
in relation TO other subjects, have been mado, IN
the present yonme.) into Il portable, compact and
cheap form, that they may be ca3ily accessible
70 the practitioner We can say, with the editor
of the National Gazette, " that we closed this yo.
umc with the impression that II must he serscoubc
IN every family, and may fix and rewnn the attcn-
ton ofany inquirer The improvements which have
been made IN the preparation nnd exhibition of
many Of the most important articles OF the Matclla
Medcn are scarcely less curious than satisfactory,
and ARE clearly described by Mr. CQrpenter---ior
instance opium, bark sarauparln, and the oil of
canthardW This oil supcrsodes, most merciiullj,
the common mode of blsioring. II ~ produced by
separating in a erysal1ed state the ycscatlng prll-
clple of the Spanish flies and dlssolsng that IN oil
THIS preparation hc ms 10 possess rtmarkablc nd
yontages over The ordinary cpispnsucs. A few
drops oft applied to any part Of the body ofoc.
tually draws, III SIX o. clebt lours, complete bis
ter, and with DECREE Of pain and Inconvenience
comparatively slight for The patient or piece Of
paper, made 10 mbibc portion of IT, forms u. OK
ccenl blister which my bc adapted to any pat
however irregular, pnd tic consequent vuidcolon
is rirctmrscr5cd ard d.fncd exactly with The pa
per
A. Mr. Carpenter valuable manual must span
require reprint, We will big leave TO suggest,
that an attentive Wcratp JtriSiol of the work, VIII
add new attractions 10 the great intrinsic vnlue
which certainly possesses; aud # We were To add
another remark IT would be- that the less Of the
spirit of trade appears IN work Of science tho be-
ter
Srn the detailed Of llr preparation aud
prorrfrs Of cabnidin D. 90 of the AWo'ioun Joupaa
iuf October.
The above work, together with all the prepnrn-
tons Of Mr. George w. Carpenter, is constantly
for ale by HOWELL DAVIES.
Idh ifs
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COMMUNICATION.
ron THE YlRGiNiAN.
ORGANIZATION OF III

=
Ivnchburg aud htr giptf fpd RDaf Company
A. n renetnl ~. envy VI he 81 ,khnlirr' n ihf
L,nehbufg pod ssW NVer ka haai t"mpans ,
aeld nt ihr Fipritl4 liDrri IL the TN LYNN
burg. on Mondap The On thY OF Janlaf1 Vs. -
pursuance Of pubIf np'cr gwen hs TIE '"hith5.
>ioners. for thai puI1osr; II Hppratpsf 'h't @l33
shares (af one huudred dollars rachl 81 mr. sta'R
Il said Company had been sRasc''te1t.r - h
la~n OF Lynchbofe. and 81 shares ~ the caY -
Rithmond. aud tHal a majority u 'otrs 90 III
stuck nre present. either ~ person 81 ny li9AI,
the meeting proceeded 10 hoeuHst.
On meton oftienry DAVIS. and sefondrd. Ii
iah Esicter. (Masor Of the G9'porHl,on ~ LYath-
buig, was calltd In the Cha. Thomas Ne h#afB
appo,ottd secrslafy. aud Jtnits Btnogh Asst
ant Secretary.
The Chairman then explained 10 tho meeting
the objcel 10, Which II eard, and remarked
that, II there was no Other business before the
meeitoE, thry would lhrn p6oeeod 10 the election
of President OF the company.
On monan Of Rev, John EaIlt, Rfsoired, That
the mesting now UtodrCd Ia la tue hnnnui sainTy
OF the prosldrn'.
On motion. made and second Il. Rstoirsd. That
Sl5UU be allowed The President as hs annual sal.
airy.
On motion. made and seconded ResOlred, Thai
L,nnHus Dupuy br appointed another Assistant
Secretary.
The mecllug then proceeded to the election III
a iIthlufnl AND hIoh counting Tue WIGS " Nhh
found thai 1901 votes were given 10 Harry DaVr,
aud 79i votes TO VIM. NJ. Ryes whsreupon Hen
~ DAVIS WAS declared 10 be elected.
Ga motion made md seconded, Rfs0lrfd That
john Victor aud james T. StrVcus br appointed
10 examine tho ploAies, who reported 10 iho mr. /
lnR that they had examined the proAies, aud found
III II, Corr,eL
Ga motion Of Re, John Early Resoired, That
Committee be nppoinltd 10 report 10 lhls mer ing
u system al Byt-Il~s, Tor The government ol ibr
Company aud thai me Char Rppoua the .ald
comm ue,. "hereupon, Randolph HARRISON. Aoc
R,hIuid, Job" &. Alr.m, lnhn Enfly nnd Henry
DAVIS Wrio nppoie led said committee.
ca motion, made and seconded Rfsoirrd, That
EhlHh felcner aud John Gurih be- added 10 sa,d
committee.
On motion of Rev. John Early. Rtsofrrd. That
WHEN this meeting nd GUN, a. iou,n unul to.noi-
IL" muInluf, 10 o'oia,k.
Adjourned uuti tomorrow molninn, 10 O'Clock.
Tuesday. ION Ian 1882.
The Stockholders met according 10 ADJOURN
mrnt.
In" commt,rc appointed Yesterday 10 report
system III bt Laws ior tho govcrnmt OF tbs
| company, made ,hrI ,epori winch. alter being
discussed aud Hmrndcd, was adopted.
On notion. E,SOirtd, lhe, the Dirciors Of tie
Company shalt be bowed s. 90 per day e., we
~ day tie, amy Gt employed ~ the business oi
ihr Company, Loom home.
The Stockholders prOCc ded 10 eecl Il Dnet-
lor., lor Il lcd and the following genllr,nen
were clstld: Juseph Mar, AltSander Llggal,
iyah Fletcher, Joan NJ. Warwick, aad John II
ddyolHneh
ELlJAH FLETCHER Chairman.
nomAs NJ kIsNEY, Secftiatp.
"a p D. "'"'S"' .f,Ds'mt stcre'ad"
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MARRIAGES..

NlRRiED, an Inst 1Hul2doy ereaiae, bghc
Her .Io1a Eor'H Rep. HENHY s PEYTON
~ tn Virginia Conference, 10 HtSs C1HOL1NE
ehDs5'1 ri EdmHa4 IIintoa, Esq II 1maerA
---. on Hc On INST bgtde Rcp NJ Gtotpe
LDU'IRD +. JCHNNTOA, Esg n Bo'ctoaa
10 Mss Nm, daas1le, NJ Hoy Thomas C6al1,
NJ FnuqHtt1.
-- al F1rt LcrtS, Botc'oprt, IA, on III
81 M In tie Rcr IN faitoa, W 81 lfUEI
GAI}ROL. a Ftaeastic 10 B,ss JANE Il II
u1iIIE
---. M Hem mt. In Hc Rcr F"eah
ho5l,,, u. M T. HAZLEUOOD, of Rrd
11d n H. EE7'SY ALLEN n Ca0p5oHeuaa.
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CONGRESS

in the pro . ..3gs ofiia SRl'', received sine"
oarl,s, publication, We fiji nothing Of neral in
tasast except a bill which was m.rodaae!by Mr.
Bcu.oa to reduce the duty on Indian blankets and
other Indian Goods. Thasat bill, The reduction Of
th,nrica of public llaJs, AL Indian blankets, are
air B,aton's hobbies wh.ah he hls rode 50 long
and 50 hard, thtt We marvel the .jad,i nag
have not brohen down ere this. Commend Us to
your men Of perseverance, +" who never tire Nh
Benton moved to commit his Indian blanket bill to
the committee on fnance which, being rejected By a
vote of Is to % he then cndeay orcd to throw ton
the committee of Indian affairs, in which he Ike
wise failed A motion of MIR, Dickerson, To refer
tito the committee of manufactures, after debate
similar to that which took place on the Alum Salt
bill, then prevailed, by vote of21 to H.. This
vote in connection with others Of Ike character,
seems to settle the question that the principle Of
nrotac,ion will not be abandoned, althougha mod-
fcation ofthe tariff system will probably take place
South Carolina may, therefore, pu, hersclfupon her
sovereignty and proceed to nullify as soon as she
phases.
In tho House efReprc&n.ai:Tcs, re several Re
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uEYL'S EMBROCATION FOR
HORSES

TF1iE Subscriber offers Tor sale. BY the dom on
u! single bottle, 'l,ucw and mo5f yulle5le re-
m.5y :or the Gi%eaae, oi ho,scs, w Scratches,
Strains, Bruises, Sgclngs, Cuts, Stiffness OF the
'onts, Calls, diseases Of LIoof, Cracked Heels, &c
This embrocallon is rcconl.a ndcd US an lHralpo-
he remedy Cor Farmers, keepers Of Livery Stables
Woggoncrs, Stage contractors, and all who have
tie Of Hoses. Its good effects have been wit
messed bymaag II this place and It's vicinity.
NOVEL DAVIES
Jan . ifs
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.BrESggRi2

/ pREclPfIA1ID xxi kACT OF bAiF
Contaipiug e.naGir. CiHeenine, aud The ne.
orgaaie ali1lli Chadoiinr, and possessing all q !.
f.bffugo frap1ues u ttu,nine
! $ lha sllphate u sturuiaehas become scar
4 hnd n.reaa. e - pfce, II = an object Of ta'
aliest importance . dAe community 70 obtain a.
nrsautjot, 81 e1ual lieiaiey - veed expqnse
fhs l51yr axtf,ct ar pleased % filids viii e
feet n. uea6t in tic slric. sppleatiea and b
- Il pn,..#t Ct da sali1 ensioua, AMI eouti
~. ID 1ll 81 20 ,ae u nioe oiher ak lies =
tis safnc 18th. Of ,gaal fuot hyperion I'll .aey
the lp''.ne.-it Unique st.f5.hy Ii meetthe appn
brlil. 81. ~ f1sulty AID ie = ioub g. fillly y
tsd h. tlse experience of olr most Distinguish
physsilut 1t frequently b.en escertaiued p
chefn.a5 ar! sf1rn' he authors ~ cinchoaa, d.
Tier 40 doubt ,,,lal oh active alkaline prize.
pies or eS'rastvc matters, ~ addition 10 those al
reug discovered ia the bark mi the conclusive
taels IN relation 10 de use of tlnlnine the o.
bark. and Thai ofth re lduary extract eorroborats
tho ruth OF tis assertion II is we'd KNOW tl'a
numerous easas ofnermhtcntg have yielded 10 IT,
use of bark, IN Substance, which have resisted o.
nine, even when long continued, aud IN large aud
repeated doses to The extent OF SIX eight grains
And we have the evidence Of the late DR.. Emlcn
who was first 10 Use til. reslduary extract OF
bnrlS after the Qulnlnc was separated and who
asserl. he discovered the hnppest effects in It's ex
hlbition IN dose Off grams and that il was in ~
respect inferior to the Sulphae of Ouinlne ava
DIS Parrish and Wood distinguished members of
the profession IN this city, found the result Of then
practice with this extract fully succcssiul-{S Sc,
journal of the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy,
,ol latp IL
Tins extract, and all the olher preparations of
Mr. George w Carpenter, are constantly tor soa
N a fresh ond pure state, by
Howell DAVIES
Jun. iils
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INTFRNAI InppnvFMENT

Report Of the Principal fng ncer, embracing all
that portion of d ,.h.ch relates to the improvement,
OF James it,.--e subject ia which the ci;Ixors Of
tbs lection oi country are utolly interested and in
which the " lole Commonwealth has such an I'M
mense stake, We shall follow it up 10y the INSTR
ton Of what Col Crozot has to say IN relation TO
aconnection Tie Eastern and Western Waters
the two schemes bearing such elorse relation to
each other that neither ought to be, on can he well
commenced without reference TO the other The
data being laid before readers, they may form
their own opinions as to the means which ought to
be adopted to s#cnra the great end in view; for
while We acknowledge thatwe are dis appointed in
some otthe views tnkcn 10y the Principal Engineer
"a disappointment arising from his own previous
" avowed and energctcally enforced sentiments
We are not prepared to controvcrt them. Our ig
norlnce OF the science oiCv Engineering, as well
OF the face of the country and Of It's adaptation
10 this orthat mode Of Improvement would make 1t
seem presumrtuoas, as indeed it would really be,
were we 10 attempt such task Col Crozet will
pardon US however, il we express some dtssatIs-
faction with the tenor OF his present Report when
" ,.sae him thal that dissatisfaction arises from
great reluctance which NC feel To surrender o.
euuoas deliberately formed and based upon his
own previous Reports with which this IA, in
some Gapnri1nt pm rullrs 80 directly in conflict
-, op.n#oug Il - as they may, however, as
to the aoa,r of ,alppy,o,nr, one thing Is certain
tn Improvement must h. raldr And, for our
5, ives. We arc prepared to surrender any prc-oon-
civ. 10. ,aious ln1 wcdoal not all the READ friends
DfiYur,,.,. uent ar likewise, to procure union of
comsels And ,aefgy ofaclioa.
A letter II, Tn Fnto~s from frlenL IN Z CIV
n,ond s,vs- The k,po' of the Go.,,sfs,ar of
Roads end n,cr.aal Nayig ton IL? dally ex
,e,,od tEe d,,rn. ION and decision { i. = IS n
wail,l With ,}e mo. iut.asa anxiety. IN III
contamination olson. of the friends of ne nm
nrovcn,eat &c James Rl,, 10 introduce, in few
dave 4 resolution proposir : 10 surrender the cx
sI,si,c interest aftbo STATE - that River to iont
.f.,., son5,,ny.. the imatovet. e,ts made by the
~,.,to r., he ,.,lue.i md to be taken pyo tanto rs
- .,,l,.sr;,,tj,, oftwnflthsfothc { anlpouy. Hi
has ,pav advocates. who feel 2nfdenl lhai
,I,r tjn4 ncccsesrvtn the completion of We schcm"
r,, h, readily r,o.,,rod. Ifthis meag,,rc IS adop-
,ol ,,,.,,o,, ,,,,,or,art imnrovcn,nf IN tn con
,,,.l.,,o, ,r ,hq naa,lr viii have been undertaken
without involving thc State in the difficulties ola
lo,o
An ia, w. b,vc psl, ostbc .,-islat,rc IS 10
L., ,,.,I,;,, f,r,,.,,,rt.,, for ,titrb NatIre has
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---,..zs.#.. 7.~z-s.z=Hszs.-s..
tyNcsEI.sG. JAN. IL, L 3s.
TIE NEGRO uLsTIoN.

.,,lco,4n in Richmon informs us that the
o,l interest on the subjec: of the slaves
=, 5.'. NEGROES increases, as the time Tex action
-, travis near and petitions are pouring IN
I'm, al, sections ofthc state. 1t Is difficult to tell
t=.f,r,,. many schemes proposed with rcgmd
Ibis subject viii be adopted orwhcther any thlns
s,.l character VIII be effected by the present
ia, cre. respecting il The vote of the Legs
~. .e,tiiions from Prince William, &c.
-, ,se,,e to be eousiden rs conclusive Of
:, ,,r,.nfs Of its membors: many who voted
,.t.r ,.fr,nce have as lltde hope of the adoption
,o, nraeueall. scheme as those WHO votcd a
., !, whilst many wio opposed tie reference
'...,.,i, IN ,ote fog sub scheme, when present
cda
a.osJic,snt II ,asmo will doubtless he adopt
- ,l,r,n. die present season. With regard to the
,.x...l,..--:l.c'i, 1T shall mot cepIay &C.
....,,.,,,...rr., Ia relanoa to dose olf.ady free
,glr.s.iio= amongst US, VIII p.oJ,5y hold ont
,.,a.,..ons i, Migration in lie va. Of bont"s---
.,i un.c, VII cor;,..tly I,oN 90 pre'eati-' :
ia, prresely future uaoeais~im 81 rtIe-
,s.s H.. 4.it.r cofo di .,.,0, b-at % Of IL 1ye-
,#.-,ns -rrleNI cmtsripaston 4 de S'a g.
r.. s,, or sca. pot.a.t.fro3,s' ead the ~ ,'s,-
.i5sg.o.. - his lon anticipated wi.h m,t',n
,a5.tf III. ecu d ..,t#li. Of snr,s ef elJo.ts
- should y f., tle io.l bo,of slavery from our
,..,nal character, must perceive and acknowledge
rae is ca,o.ap.3.d with mountainous dj1icl-
rs on tasus 10, ah re to bssn--for, begin
ai4,V,,s. ID may at once enlist against his
ssa,a.,a p. ialc,s Of large po.:ioa Of tha slave
ll3.ss. f., ~ no;hia- Of that master passion,
s4.... VIII IL ias fist slaye-s.ealets to task he
Avs aul tn bod Of thsir fs5.ow creatures for
s,.lI ,,.ut aaI liver bs,tar thatna,hiog should
b.s..sn2,al, llsa thatlhe attempt should lead to
tsr.ult We lsaow that many oitlc Shareholders
goal consent - i've II thcir slaves on any toms
a-s.dd tn u..asl.c caa,d Zee universal, and they
44ab. d, or r.aaqed Strange as TIL, may
aal the cars Of EorAcgn fanatics, 1t Is true
-. Rdjl iaual, would enter, heart and land, into
p. .shln. Which tho Legislature IN lis wisdom
,..a, alot iar The Calculation ofth5 great schene
i. t,.re are others who would oppose any
ra..t. however just in i,sclf havug tbs end in
...l--uauY who believe, or affect 10 be.ieye, that
.#.#. ab.4sll, ruth II than car,e aad who look
..s4.i cIors for its extinction with a morbid cll
49,. ~ or lane however, we are certain
Iaa il, -. whsthsr any e>TN,toas m"a-
~. H. adopt lat the present session or not, public
.,,=,, ~, - l,ilt-,n lr \ Him lis If with uesjinl-
..#.c..., o,.ln., I'VE continuance Of slavery
- '''I' ,..,.=. 49,. e..,......
= A"Nlh gay - "'' instant NJ" '''s l''' '''
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..' any ling. II til present sessior. ta aleel
.est.on, yet we say Inv, IN heutnosl SINGER
q or hearts, hat ouf wisest men cannot give
20 mesa of the.r attention Il this suhiec,hor can
,hay give :: too soon"
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DlGGES OFFlCE,
Lynchburg Jan. l2th 1882
Drawing ofthc Virginia WelIsburg Lottery, class
No. l6 for 1881.
6l 7 50 p &c 81 81 81 80 &c
Th-WOrrop he JVhceiing Lottery, Gloss No. l. for
1852, dyors " Rtchmond. capitals $4,000 =
Je10, d Tickets and shares 10 be had at
plGGES' OFFICE.
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FOR RENT

s5raA FOR RENT
t;:;;G, = HE House 'eeently occupied b..
I;sss%1 ~ the subscriber. 1t Is situated ,
esssa s:,lca miles West Of Lyne,bmg--is suf'
gently roofny uad comfortable, aud in gnod neigl
borlood. The Garden is large and fertile, and
from us location peculiarly adapted TO carly ysse
taton. This, together the yard has reccnir
been neatly enclosed. The tenant will hare tie
privilege oihragood, which is abundant, and ,ioar
the house Toa gcntcel funily, the terms will
moderate. For further particulars enquire Of Mr.
Specie, of Lynclhg or
SAMUEL NJ SCOTT.
JGao It's
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Col ay.l Crorhotthas contested thc rght
= It's raid the sitting member To his scat II
sas., $. We do nothnow the grounds upoa
vi. he Coloncl rcsts hs lam but We hope they
arc auous enough to place lam IN ms old scat
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MIR. WRIT AND TIE aHrrNAsONs

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FOR RENT,

~ bSi ANT Ia deed Of trust executed by
n San q NorralFio the Subscriber for purposes
.her.iu expressed, shall proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highestboIdr, on Friday the 10Th of
the present month the entire Stock Of Goods Of said
Noryc without reserve. Til, Goods being nearly
all new, they are confidently recommended 10 the
pubic ns many If them are rery desirable
TERMS All sums under 800 cash all above,
negotiable paper with approved ondorscrs.
WIN G, FRAZER. Trustee
January Il ifds
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Gsol In tic House Of Commons Of Norh Car
DINA. an ct 'ort was madeto attach 10 the Central
Ran Road b,H pruylso that the Company should
forfeit their chi VET If they applied hereafter IL the
General goyctm ocnt for an appropriation bat II
was rejected by nnqajority Of > to | Tins nfniics
iaton OF jealous aud even OF hostile l,cIps to
wards The general government On every occasion
which will admit ofn ,srdIculous, aud doecryoa
to he sometimes rcbuilc,1 Y decisive expression
ofcontcmpt A foreigner Odd naturally suppose,
indeed, from the frequent dil lay This feeling, that
thc General government was IA institution imposed
upon tin people by1orelgn force and OF which they
were ANXIOUS 10 nd themselves instead Of being.
as lti7, direct cmanaton of the p, 'pnm Wilt
members returning. like those oftheI tate Govern
mcrts. periodically to the bosom oldA people, Of
whom they are apart
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fsays. IN this subject. n, WIT s, chagrined ard
mort fled in The extreme at having accepted the
Ant-mason,e nomination las been already
stated in the papers thai he was gwen 10 under.
stand that Mr. Clay would probably be Withdrawn.
and that he i nominated 10y t. Anti-musons,
would receive The combined support of them and
the National Republicans. ms is no doubt
the case, aai II this Mr. Writ has been grossly
deceived" -" lwlil venture to predict that Mr. w.
will withdraw from 'ht contest and vote for Nj
Clay
Iadeed, even tn Aati.Mosons themselves are
not peuscd with Mr. Wuts nomination. Ills
minds. And while some of them have, from the
start manifested disposition 10 g,c lima mere
ly passive support others have openly deserted
aud ranged themselves under the other Of tbe
opposing standard W have nov hctorc us
paragraph, in New Jersey Ann Masonic paper
which aacr admitting the utter hopclossness Of
tApg eausc declares that IN orlcrto put down the
pcttlcoat government it will hereafter sail under
The broad banlcr of clay and the Consum
ton
W#shailnot b. Disappointed, therefore, II Mr.
Wut tai. very early oeeas,on to withdraw him
self from a contest, winch eau only terminate IN
his own defeat and modification, and the triumph of
lut political anu personal cuemla,.=-a contest IN
winch his warmest fr.cuis were daafy chasrmod
O., ,.,.,f.,,I-
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- Gaoggc Howard - ia friend ofNr Clay,
has beeo ,I,'rod Go,cpor oil Nuy.a-l a.,uou
opposition
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Ian .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-25

| Edwin. who is young man about twenty one
years of age, and has been voyage to sea. con.
| tracted habits in which young men left to them.
selves are too apt to indulge, until at length he
was induced to persuade his brother who ~as
clerk OF McGregor, Darlings& Co. at salary If
two hundred dollars year, To allow him TO take
the bank book and money out Of his pocket on
his road to the Bank, with which he proceeded
to one Of the privys in the rear If the Exchange.
There he took the money from the book which he
threw into the sink, and in the evening met his
brother Thomas with whom he proceeded up
town to the corner Of West and Leroy streets,
where in lot under shed, he dug hole and
buried the money which be had taken the pre-
caution to secure in a tn box. After the noise
of the loss had partially blown over, they dug up
the box, and ncosed four of the $1,000 bills In
an anony nous note To McGsssor, Darling & Co.,
reserving to themselves The balance, which they
took to Philadelphia. There Edwin opened a
lottery office at No. DC Spu,h-thrd street, his
brother Thomas acting as his clerk, until becom-
ing dissatisfied with the place Thomas returned
To this city bringing with him one of the large
notes, which he deposited on his arrival in the
ralters Of his boarding house No IS Maiden
lane. Edwin who had reserved two Of them to
himself, transmitted one Of them BY mail to ano-
tet w utss "h"sC S'huoSt - oCNouu
suspicion, with a representation that he had won
it at a horse race. and desire that he would get
Il exchanged for him. The note thus enclosed
it Is stated led to the charge being made against
the two who are now in custody. The remain.
ing note Edwin deposited IN one of the crevices
OF the cellar wall where he kept his office. and
shortly afterward came to this city and put up at
the house in Maiden Lane where his brother
Thomas boarded, where they were both taken by
Holman and Merit, Police OFF srs.
The note was found in the rafters of the house
in Maiden Lane as described by Thomas, aud
the other BY Mr.. Merritt who returned last eve.
ming from Philadelphia, whittier he went on
Thursday for the purpose of obtaining it accom-
panied by Edwin. Thus the SUN Of seven 'hous-
and dollars has been reganed in the ndentical
money embezzied. leaving deficiency OF only
seventeen hundred and fifty dollars, a third of
which may probably vet be realised. The ba-
lance has been fooled away by Edwin, in various
extravgancies, which the inexperienced and
youthful mind is apt to m'scall pleasures Years
of exemplary conduct and strict watch upon his
passions, will he necessary to remove the stain
which a desire to give loose to enjoy mrnt has
entaed upon his character; and still longer
period to obiterate. il ne possesses sensibillty,
the emotions of sorrow au, regret, at the great
injustice he has done to his parents and relations
b, tins one act. if not Of heartless villanv, at
least of rerk less inds,relion and folly.
Ne,r York Courier.