Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
DOMESTIC NEWS.


CnAaltAros Feb 2
Yesterday, the ',irlh Jay Of pfaetisal Nnll,iica
tpn, Otherwise ealled the Jdtal frst Of FibtHar1
WIS ssnalzcd by event Of greater ina, .orianc,
tban soncN hal more rgid enforcement, than usr
ii ,pf the revenue laws. The British Ship Rape
3erari from Grcenoek and spanish Bag Ltm
So Najrnfro, from Havana, were taken ~ efafg
By tie L States Revenue force IN oui hnfJof uni
the duties on The merchandise they confaIned
should be properly secured 10 the Government. Thi
proceeding has been denounced, by m Evening Jou
nal, as " Federal aggression, "and the first stoI
towards a collision v h the State authorizes -
far from this being the cdsc, the conrsc pursued by
tn Collector on this occasion IN compliance Wit
rs Instructions, IL IL street conformity with III
provisions of the Act entitled " An Act 10 regulate
the collection If dotles on 'nposis and tonn1.e,
passed the % Mnsei, l199 an act the validity %
constutionnlhy Of which, has never been question
ed. That this amounts 10 " f.dernl Aggression
an only be maintained by those who are anxious
for some pretcN "a commence hostuics % WhC
ngree wI,h an ingenious Columbia Editor. that tC
enforce the revenue laws Of the United Skates 10 to
COMMIT assault md Ba,ierv
J We perceive by The instructions Of tho Treasu-
~ Department, TO the Collector Of tins port! dated
s., Nov, g. 1892 published AIMING the other documents
| accom-, auyng the last Message Of the President.
that The officers of the customs are directed 10 ad-
here to the sric, line % their official duty mere
ly executing their duties with perhaps greater Vi
GLANCE than ordinary and ai 4ptin, existing reg
uiatlens Of daily use and eppltcatol TO new cir
cumstances OF greater emergency as they may a
rise - and rhnt II - the wish Of the President and
the Treasury Department. To take 40 step to pro-
woke or excite 10 force tIosc who nrc NOW threa-
tcnIng resistance ont 10 def,at their opcrations by
/ the moral force OF the Laws and the Constitution"
! Llrur RaSpotPn 1t IS with sincere pleasure
That we are cnablrd to announce to the public ON
the best authority the complete and toHer attic Ac-
outrTM Of Lieut. ROM, K RANDOLPH, of the Ma
Wy by the Court Which has lately had his case I'M
der consideration. He has been fully and honora-
bly, acquitted on each and all ofthe charges x spo-
! cihcatons on which he was tried The balance
appearing, in the settlement Off accounts against
! HIM, has been, togeth,1 with the accounts turned
TO the proper officers in the Treasury Depart
mont pf adjustment and that there can be no dit.
hculty on that score Will at be seen, when il
IS stated, that the apparent deficit exists from tn.
fact of AIS having given receipts for stores which
wcre brough, home in the vessel and deposited nj
Chnrestown; and which, Of course the Govern.
mcnt received IN full
We need not say how nuoh eratiied we are pc,
.onaliy, at tho result OF This bus ness. To those
who know, as we do, the amableness OF Lieut.
! Randolph's character--his worth as "A man-hi,
high and honorable feelings, it must be SOURCE o
pleasure 10 find that their own es,inatoa of him u
sustained by the strc;es' scrutiny.
Aletandrid Ga-citS.
et MT ed IN n ia, 81. n
Foland has been appointed Navy Agent for tla
nor, III he place OF GcWgc Harrison
! The Washington correspondent fine T. State
iozcte, gives II as his impr 4sion that Mr. Dallas
sto be the new Sccrc'ar; olthe Tr.sury and III,
! 'rItcr thinks ahcr ALL there is something in ,
uHmc.
George c. Gwa,hmcy has been appointed Cash
icr of thu oGec Of Discount and Deposit ofthe U
4 states Bank Mt Louisville (Ky.) in place Of e.
t ward Shippen Esq deceased.
From tie Rehaoad Uhjg, FEB I
i The Galeso Mills, owned by Mr. p ] Cheva.
> lie, Were entirely destroyed by fire las, night Tn
n fire originated about O'Clock ilom friction it i
+ supposed, OF the machinery, IN the loft Of tho new
: mill. The mil was IN operation at the time an,
!. whcn the fire was discovered, three wheat fan
VI we're m blaze, and their action on the air imne
o lletcly waited the flames to tho roof which IN ,
; tew moments was IN complete blaze and the oil
= mil llMn'ng heng to leeward, soon caught also
e and IN half an hour both mills were wrapped i,
+ flames from top To bottom
Y Engines Nos |, ,, and 3, proceeded promptly Il
the Arc NILE and n halfup The canal and render
= "a What assistance they could Mr. Rutherford
k null near those on fire. and partially to leeward
" wits considered at one time in danger but the hos
at 20. , protected It completely Nos and 3, dis
o lnculshed themselves also; and exhibited wha
may be calculated on from them where the exer
tons Of fire companies can be available The path
. way along the canal bank was too marrow to adm
S of the HydrauIion gong up
+ 100000 Will hardly cover the damage done hy
this destructive fire. Near that amount is insured
:. - These mills were the most extensive in thi
country, ana turned out flour of the most supero
quality, nearly all of which found market in Bra
III, at higher prices than any other except the Aou
from !laxa's new mil This is the first scaso,
c the CALICO mills were in operation, since the ney
mlis was bailt, and already they had ground owe
220,0oO bushels Of wheat
0 MIR Chevallle IS out Of town but 1t ia prcsun.c
no time Will be lost IN erecting other mills equal Il
q nose destroyed on then site About fifteen veal
ago the Old q diego mill was destroyed by fire. a,
G so produced by friction Of the machinery Mr.
rutherford had his mill burnt previous to that an,
more recently the Messrs Haxalls theirs, the fir,
IN each case originating, it was supposed in til,
same way.
1 PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD
The tomnany's Locomotive, " Tie Rpanolt
made her second entry into Town on Tuesday ev
enng last with her train of Cars, containing A
Passengers, 81 Bales Cotton and Hhds Tobac
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