Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-10

ailef.iion 10 thai subject The roorng tho base
ineui story ore small confined and badly lighted,
atia fnBhY of those eoulaed III them by official d.
Tres during The summer fnj their health impaired
Dy their datnpness which is also believed 10 be ,e
~ destructive to the records aud documents thottr
selves Noreoyef The apartments nov occupied
by tie Auditor of Puhue Accounts are 80 much
croH1ed by the ahnusl accumulation OF papers that
in short time there viii not De suiheent space 10
file them away.
Il gives me great satisfaction to state 10 you the
improving condition of our primary schools, sinre
MOI doubt Il now entertained hat III time they
! vii be found to answer fully the expectations Of
thelr warmesi friends The number of children
sent to school annually increases and The operation
OF the system has been improved by the common
dabo labor and industry tho Second Auditor, in
persectng such regulations rs greatly assis, the
commissioners, WHO are becoming more attentive
to the sabieei and take laudabIe interest in be
slowing upon those nrunhd then. oil the bencft il
heif power. The preludees which @ese felt upon
the FIRST enactment ofthi5 a8, have u.gst wholly
sabsid j. and the p' may nov be said to nee!
appreciation everg ere. and IS fa,ly successful.
Whist 'ooning N this direction canno, fail TO
a. that yoas attention and fostering care be tx
tended To cur University the noblest institution
erected IN the present ass, and Unprotected destn-
ed III few years 10 SHED blaze OF light over this
country winch Will more than compensate the cost
aud all the difficulties encountered IN IT'S erection
Let us constantly bear IN mind that there Is in fact
but little difference among men, except whu. All
ses from education aud blch will be found IN the
lay Of uinl n stronger bulwark for the defence CT
Liberty than forest OF bayonets or piles Of 20 III
To control money IS nm humble quality, but to con
troll and direct those who possess II is ambition
worthy state and only be achieved by the
superior illumination Gifts citizens.
Institutions ofthis KIND, o be c&tons lively useful,
must be placed III a situation which will enable
them TO educate our youth upon the cheapest terms.
| All our citizens know the value Of menta ,ndoW-
ments, but heretofore The expense Of collegiate
course has been such as to put beyond tic power
/ OF many p1rents 10 accomplish for their SONS that
/ which they most desire. There alc also Other IN
sttuons deserving your attention whose professors
arr nmong the most accomplished and distinguish
81 men d the Union, and for many years have e.
Hen the best proof dat the reputation they have
gained Is ilat tribute to tlelr merit, Iiberaliiy to-
wards literary institutions aud TO professors of Ia
leats and learning is true economy IN Republics, and
eontes benefits from generation 10 generation, for
ages 10 come.
The benefits which the youth Of Virginia might
receive from the most learned and accomplished
professors, Is not complete, unless those professors
and students are furnished with ample libraries to
winch they may refer, IN order The more easily 10
arrive al ruth, explode error and keep pace with
! the PROGRESS OF learning Cur university is yet
he*, aad IS much IN need OF the works originally
designed for It's library. Were the General A ssen-
by To aahofSe the original catalogue to be filed
aud staoll annual appropriation for Is gradual in
crease a benefit pould BE- conferred greatly beyond
the amount which would be deemed sufficient to
keep p9cc with the advance Ct selerce
| 1t is with deep regret have 10 announce to you,
tlial the Hon l.luleton Waller Ta4ewfll, one Of
or Senators NJ the coHgress Of the United States
hls resigned that office, wiIieh resignation pro-
jaccs a vacancy }on Will be called on to
I'LL II IS much 10 be .amentcd that his private
affairs, from which he has been so much alb
sent for some years past, together with the i'll health
of his family, stated in his letter Of resignation
herewith communicated, has compelled him to take
step which has deprived the State of the services
e a citizen who for talents, integrity aud devotion
10 the tue interests and prIncp pies OF Virginia, has
Few eqnes.
/ lave also to announce to you that the uonors-
Tic Imam HtoYn has signed his ollie rs
Judge Of tIe General GouTt-Jlprs Sempe, Esq
formerly 4 ladse y ;lat ce0rr was appointed 10
i'll the Yncancy until the General Assembly could
lave al opportunity oinaktng more pcrmanent
appointment
have received ffom the Goverhor Of New lIamp-
shire resolutions g. the General Assembly Of tina,
STATE, lifting 10 tic Subject of internal Improve
inen1 wifi yequ,s, that they be Iad before you |
which Is accordingly done i,
Also. resolutions adopted by the LEGISLATURE Of
Tennessee relating 20 the pnolie Ia1l5 are laid /
before you herewith as well rs certain other reso
Iutions relative to The exercise ofeoras bowers bv
the Federal Govcr.mer. (
At, t;orerror OF Delaware has likewise ,,aos.
uiticd resolutions ofthe Legislature OF that STATE !
relatiae 10 the opening oina,iration between hes.
apreAe and Delaware bays, which are now prcsen I