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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
EIGHTH OF JANU ARY.

No little eff ri IS berg made, hg political parli-
zans to conSecrate and Sc, apart this day rs Ma
tIona Anniversary not S coad IN 'nno tanrr To me
4th Of July itself W. certainly nave 20 objection
the anuual revival, on tnot day, o. the S"''oos
rccollectlons with watch II Is "sSpclaied. but
why shall We be so partial IN our pi'uits WY
shall we FORGET the other splendid victories of the
war, and the heroes under whose auspices they
were achicved} Does "Rone contain but one
man," whose deeds, during that evenful struggle,
are entitled 10 the honnrs of an annual cornmemo-
ration Shall tho capture of the Gnerrcre, the
Java and the Macedonian the ocean-the dccI-
sive and glorious lriumnhs on Likes Erie & Cham
phin-anJ the ,!lantly fought fl Ids OF Chippewa,
BrIdsewaer Plat sburg, and Maiden, all be
merged in the spcndors Of the h OF January,
1915 land the names Of tla'l, Decatur, Perry,
MacJonough, Brown, Ripley, Miller, Scott, Games
AMI Harrison, be forgotten, IN the hosan-
nahs that are said and sung 10 jackson =
Forbid it, justice. FORBID it, patclotlsmi Fo'-
bid IT. common honesty! The v'cory OF New
orleans In its practical ELECTS, was Lar less
important than several of those before referred
to-'or the plain reason, thai, previously TO ITS
ech'evment, the preIimlnaries OF peace had been
signed at Ghcn; while, on the Other han, he bat
ues on the sea and on our Canada tfontcr, were
fought in the midst of the contest. some OF mem
growing out of the disasters winch had attended
'uf arms in many comba,s dsh'artcninS our
'''''ers and spreading dsmav throughout the
country There is, too. this difference between
'h'm: In the New Orleans affair, the American
troops were com lctcy sheltered, while, from be
n'nd their rampaus, they poured their dea'h-volIIes
'"'o Inc ranks of the advancing foe. But at Bridge
wafer AMI Chippewa the hostile armies met IN The
op'" plan--bayonet TO bayonet, ana sword 10
'~ofl-and victory was won under circumstances
""'cn tested alike the skill of the commanding Ce-
'e'as ard the intreplity of their subord'n1'es' We
" "p Means end to lnsinuac, had 1t been ne
,.ees''y to have fought thus exposedly at New Or
.eahs, that the General or his troops world have
NC" found deficient in either of these attributes
~ W We mean 10 say that they should not nave re-
e" 10 every available means of defence. All
'a' we mean is, that so far as military skill md
C'o"a' vaor arc concerned, the battle OF New
-, leans does not deserve TO he ranked with seve,
~. o' .nosa fought on the ocean and on
"on''ers OF Canada. AMI if ,hsbc true,
'"''0 Is the justice Of forgetting the latter
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1860
1926
1919

From this II appears hat there are l2lO oil the
voters tina, have s,sned the Instructions and l649
that have not."-Of course, he intends to obey the
ma joriiy.
Mr. Hofd of Caroline, declares that he also is
unlnstructcd s. shall vote for Mr.. Leigh. He states
the number of lawful voters in Caroline at 1888,
and the number of qualified sisners at 36o, leaving
673 against them
Mr. Wilson, Of Cumberland, staes the numt Ct
OF voters in that county at 6S7, of whom ZIG have
signed the instructions, leaving All who have not
signed. He, likewise, refuses 10 submit TO tie dc
talon Of minority
Mr. Jones, of Pcndleton, admits that n majority
of his constituents have signed the instructions -
bur re contends that the ISSUE was ialt'y made up
between him and his oproaen. at the POLLS last
Spring, and decided in his favor; and tn t. consc-
queny hc has Il right 10 presume that many oi
! those signatures have been unfurly obtained, and
so prcsuming he sh,l vote for l. Ugh, and throw
himself lpon the people for his justification.
The truth s. with the exception Of Nh Jones, only
three members have been instructed by majority
Of their constituents, TO vote against Mr.. Leigh
and these arc DR.. Atkinson, who has resigned his
seat, aud Nfssrs Smith and Barton OF Frederick,
who will obey. Perhaps Mr. McComas has also
b en- ins'ruced, hut do not know the tact, nor
are we anprscd of the course which he ned
To pursue Certain it is 'ha Ir Flood, Mr. Basye,
Mr. ID, or and NJ Gov, were bound, II they consult
ted the wishes Of heir constituents, palny and al
thJritativoly expressed to vote for Mr.. Leigh We
shall soon see whcher they obeycd these wishes,
or subs'Itited heir own personal lnclinaions tor
the public Will.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
MIR. 4 MRS. &c. SMITHS
BoarAing and Nay school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

rHSlIE scmi-annua Examination of tins School
Il will be commenced on Tuesday, the 10Th OF
February next, and b. continued through the two
following days. The relatives Of the puplla Ia
dies teachers and tho reverend clergy resp, Ct.
fully invi'rd TO attend.
The mex, session will open on Monday tbe
10Th Of February, A lady Of character and quail.
hcaiohs, will be eng tged US assistant ttncher.
The range of s,odlcs rurrucd in this School, ~
believed To be as liberal That Of any similar IN
stiiuiion IN this country comprising C,iucistn.
Ethics, the higher Mathematics Ancient aud Mo.
dcrn Languages, &c. &c.
The first division of tho course Of Lectures on
Naiurol and Experimental Philosophy, enbtacin T.
Chemistry, Ghvnh'sm Electricity and Magnetism
VIII be resumed with increased advantages for rem.
dcrog the study attractive, az vel! as practically
useful.
MRS. LITTLEFORD will give lessons IN
Drawing aud Painting, ut ten dollar, tho session,
for two lessons PER week.
MRS. SMITH will continue her instructions III
Nusick, with srict aucIton to the practice Of such
pupils as reside in her family.
Bonrders will be received al ten dollars ror
monh-Iodging, washing, lights, &c. incudel
Jan. % 5f
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Fiat .Ja,fiiia, Ruat CeIum!

II is remark able fact, and very credltable
to Gen jackson, that he is much more modest IN
reference 10 eapots, in which he has nod more or
less agency than most of his parasites aud Halter
crs We had occ sion, IN our last, to ADVERT to an
instance of this oommcndnbe quality IN the patti
otto and Just sentiment transmitted by him TO the
Humbug dioner purity at Westinghouse free
from the partyism of the rest The following OK
tract from his reply to the gentleman who was de.
puted by certain ciizens of Philadelphia 10 present
him Sword, is marked by the same Characters
tics:
81 receive, with emotions of tho dccpes, grat-
tudc the Swor you are p ascd To present to me as
"A testimonial Of the regard which portion ot my
friends IN Philadelphia cn'ertaln Of my services al
New Orleans, this day twenty years ago In me
mory Of the troops that co-opcraed with me o.
thai occasion, ard TO whose patriotism ard courage
more than 10 the skill fther commanding General,
the country is indebted for he sigma. rcpuse OF the
enemy on the Gin of January, accept IT with a
pleasure which cannot express
This is in much better taslo than bonsting OF
Revolutionary scars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
THE HARD MONEY DELUsiON.

An nborve attempt has been mad. in the L"gis.
laturc Of PennsyIv ,nia, to amend The charters OF
It's local Banks, so as Ia prohibit the issue OF notes
under $50. After debate the res luton was ndc-
fnltcy pos,p med ayes 10 noes II. This decision
vas m 'dc by nen who are endeavoripgi 10 pu'
down the United States Bank, mandy, as thev say.
for the purpose of substu Jog for Its notes had
money currency and, connected with various 9th
er Signs OF the tunes emnnaing from the same
quarter, il is well calculated If any thing can, to
undecevc the people. Their OBI CT is, 40, 10
restore specie currency, MS they pretend but
II IS 10 shnge the country over with local Banks
and to flood It with worthless paper. 1tat is The
4" restoration which will crown their labors Do
not everyday occurrences speak to Us IN n voice
rorlcn,ously audible Turn our eyes in whatever
direction we will we find evidences of this nsscr.
ton. Look al the nnumcra able demands for al H.
tlonal Bank capital based manly unon the vacuum
anticipated as the quenoe OF the expiration of
the charter Of The Natonal Bank, and be convInc-
cd we who nr- still sceptcd. These are shadows
of coming events and ten gears will NOT have
elapsed before the evils Of tho popular tnncy Of tho
day III devcl.pe Itself IN the most tcariuy dstes
sing calamitits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
BEDFORD COUNTY.

Ata meeting Of the friends Of the Admnsfra"
ton held at Bedford Cou' thousc, on Monday. the
26lh day OF January 1885, II being Court day, Tor
the purpose of taking 100 consideration ibs pro-
priety Of appointing delegates to attend the proPo
srd Gonv en,ion, to he held for this Congressional
Di.tIicr, nj Franklin Courthouse, nj Franklin Feb
ruary Cour, next
On notion Mai William Cook WINS called 10 the
Chair and John Richardson appointed Secretary.
The following reso uiion' were then unanimous
y 'dop,ed:
l,t Resolved, That thi, meeting highly approve
II The contemplated Convention.
2nd Resolved. That Capt. Richard Davis, Dr.
William w. Aus'io. Frnoci, Board, Capt. Thomas
Preston, Caleb Williamson, Col. Mark Anthony
Capt. Nelson A. Thonpson, Simon NJ NOEL. and
John Richardson, he appointed Delegates to attend
he said Convention, in behalf Of the friend, o.
tho Illustration in this county aud tina, they be
requested 10 sttend accordingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
THE DUEL

We are gratihcd 10 state that Knmcr had, as un-
sual, magnihnd the consequences of the Duel IN
Washington, between Mcssrs. Wise and Coke,
referred To in our last, on the authority OF stage
passenger, who doubtless told the tale as 1t was
toldto hint he Washington cofrespon lent Of
the Baltimore Par OF, under date of January D
says Mr. Wise, of the House, and his predc-
cessor and opposing candidate. Mr. Coke met to-
day at Badcnsburg, on qnatrel arising out oil
0ilical matters at home; where they were compel
TORS for Congress and the uer received c ball of
Wise in MS SIDE, after It had grazed his ugbt 81
bow. The wound is not dangerous, however,
am told that both par il, now perfectly salts
fed Mr.. Coke WAS the chal en- ger.
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INSTRUCTIONS REVOKED.

recent occurrence il well calculated to raise a
doubt whether ii be not at least mpollc, in State
I egislatur,s 10 instruct their Senators in tunes Of
hiyh political excitement, aud in relation to ma,te,s
of policy and cxpediency specially when parties
nearly balanced.
During The session ofthe Leg stature Of Ohio last
winter " hist the country was in state OF unpre-
cedc.tcd agitation end fermcni, caused ny the re-
moyal of the public depostcs from the Bank of the
United States and by the consequences OF that mea-
sure resolutions were introduced into, and adopted
bv that body instructns the Senator'S OF that State
IN Congress to sustain the administration IN IT'S
mad " experiment" to DESTROY the currency and
patalyze the industry Of thr country. Mr.. Ewing,
one of those Senators, believing that those resoln-
lions did no, speak the sentiments Of the people,
Iccl ned obcying the instructions. And what mas
been the con sequence The annual elections,
VIII ich not very long afterwards took place, fully
sustained tina, honorable Senator S views, ana CON
Jcmned the Legislature which instructed h'm, by
eccting, to succeed them, mnjo'ity oil the wing
party and that body, now in session, has soop'eo
the fowing preamble and resolutions, rcvoSins
those Of the las. Legislature
Whereas certain resolutions passed inc last
General Assembly ofthc State of Ono on me "a
day of January, 1884, nstruc,ing our Senators j"
Congress-. and requesting our Representatives, to
use their influence to prevent the rc-oh'rterh. OF
Ike Bank of the United States I, sustain the hd'
m;nis,ra,on in its removal of the public derosit's,
and 10 oncose the passage of land BILL containing
Tic prnciples adopted in the acl upnn that SUBJECT
oassed Al the second session OF the twen'y-th'ro
Compress. And whereas his General Assembly
b. lieve the right of instruct on belongs properly to
The PEOPLE, and tina, it is an abuse Of that right
whenever the Legislature instruct contrary to the
popular will and bclievlng that the aforesaid m
s,rucrioss are not in accordance with that will
Therefore =.
q Reso,veA by lie General Assembly u me S"te
If 1Dbio-Thst the resolutions and preamble pes
sed a, the last session OF General Assembly OF tins
State ON the foregoing subjects, DO and tie same
are hereby rcscinded
"Rss,lped, That by Toe adoption of'as foregoing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
ycuBURG. JAN. %. 1888.
mn Al IMpROV NJ En- L +.

,,uTRAL IMPROV GMENr.
TIE ,.,as,fe TO inform our adcrs that
lssas - v,ac Az add ioo sub cr'ptlo tot
The al a" 10 lines River and 'nawna Company
SOCK Of Wv II Richmond, has passed both branch IS
bg The ~ urea pIcasur- enhanced by the
Of The ,be prof osed city substitution mas been d.
fact thai ' 1,op $4,000 10 $50 900, the State Ia
oin'' i's o'her $4,000. We arc pleased with
az 'oe dmenr, for two reasons first, because II
lbs ,.,dency to heal the DIVISIONS IN the eI-
will nav ''oonJ created by the proposed large sub
" OF ~ I'D 10 reconcile the minority to the nea-
'cf'p'o" hh;eh in its original shape, 'hey were SO
sure " vi mt nareasonaby, opposed; and Sc
uoIsh',y ,,a !, increase the interest OF the Com
eoodyoea, :, a work. winch, IN our humble OPT
no'"''l ~ nave been executed altogether nnder
''n, vaI and by IT'S means. The majority IN the
seon'o .,,o, Of the bill, was only 3-ln the
Sera'e' ~ 's.a,s about 81 = The time fof receW-
ho''g ..,,I;ans 10 the stock OF tins Company,
las Loe, c,iendcd to the 22i OF Febru Try.
has '' ah., Great scheme of 'otornal improvement
h'o' ,h, favorable ton OF the Legisla-
has IT, a,.,o the Rail Road from Richmond to
'n'e .sl,,ry The bill subscribing, on The part
f .s,',. for two ffhs of its stock, which had
OF us missed the House Of Dceg 'tes and an
Pf''1 n ,nth rlzlng the Board of Public Works
O' ',h,cfbe passed the Senate on FRIDAY last
70 fne, t,y vote of II to II The latter by 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
K5 Rev. Jared Sparks ha, just published anew
work, entitled the Life and Treason OF Benedict,
rnold

Ar One hundred Of the citizens of Richmond,
embracing mcmbefs Of several different churches
and denominations, presented he venerable Bishop
Moore, ON the LIST of January las, US a New Year
gift with folio Testament, printed porcelain
paper, in letters of gold, elegantly bound in ara
bssquc, with gilt edges. On tho front of IT rhs
inscription Presented 10 the R,gh, Rev. II. c.
Moore, by citizens of Richmond, members OF DIFF.
ferent reiig denomlna ions, tribute of their
nttcct'onate regard and esteem for ore who has so
long and usefully devoted his life 10 the great
cause Of Christianity"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
OIsITU AIRY.

DIED, on the evening OF tho i9th instant Mrs
HANNAH PAUL, wife Of the Rev. ls1ne Paul,
of Albemare county, Yirgin,a.--Mrs. Paul was
p,ous and exemplary member Of the Presbyterian
Church. She died in the full assurance OF tina,
resi- which awaits oil The sincere followers oil the
Saviour
-. on thc 27th instant, Mrs. RTIODA g.
Censor, of Mr., James Frelwel. Thus has d,s'n"
goodness taken ono If the kodest mothers, md
most atieetonae wife, leaving husband child 'riends
and acquantances, To oil Of whom she was deaf, 10
bemoan her unlimely loss.
-, at Ambrose Buffofd's, in the county Of
hmhers, oi a short but severe attack Of ptursy on
the l7h INST. the severity fourth ycnr Of hls age.
Mr.. WILLIAM LAVENDER, S, mr.. one Of the
soldiers who ar5enlly srugglc1 10 achieve FOR US
the rich boon of llbcry. Il Chords ns the hight',
pleasure TO say that ho was just such an one NJ n
wise man pronounced 10 DC the nOblest work OIL
God.
on the 10Th instant. IN The o2od yesr 81
her sgr. Miss NANCY W. pow ELL, daughter o'
Dr. Powell, Of Amhers. In the death Of 'hIs ms
Interesting young lady, we are phiniulIy anu 40
lemnly sdnoni.hed of the shoriness and uncertain
" OF human lde-A few short Unnths ngo. the
subject OF his notice stood ~ The midst fns. with
youth, md health. md Innocence, glowing IN Ter
countenance. aud with the most falieing prospect
hrln,r her OF many long yea,s Of happiness IN this
world. hit nov, where !. she Tier hhoY tirs
eutombed in the cold e ave. aud her spirit has
taken ITS everlasting hght The wr'l"r Of this
last snd tflbutc OF hir,tinn. knew her aell--and IA
know her. wa, 10 love md admire her. She was
the fond and dalim haaR h,e-. the anechonaie
s,ster-lhr sinerre and attached t,it nd and IN NIL
the relations of fr and IN all the ei,clrs ~ which
shr moved. she strongly dsplayed those generous
feelings and heavenly virtues which ndoIn mud eif-
vate the human character. In hi, sad hour oil
sorrow aud all ctun her mourning i,irnhs NJ"
consoled by the confident brhei that she has left
this, 10, another aud better woIld,-tha, she has
lett this carf-norn world,-passed through ihe
Rgonizing sirnggl Of sickness md death, nud nav
reposrs III peace and happiness upon the bosom OF
her Father aud her God. Conscious OF her nj.
preaching tnd, death TOR her lad no terrors-shr
enlmly nwacd iis approach. ani jevfully wei.
coined him nv the messenger ot t"si aud peace -
She died Triumphant christian thou, one irsr
rejoicing in ihe glorious prospect OF Nh ,m'nouaiy
OF lI,-s.
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THE INSTRUCTORS INSTRUCTED,

| NE 'No hoC ioRS INSTRUCTED
| The election of U. s Senator. we n,es,uo
took place OF Tuesday last and that we shall le,,n
the result, by this evenings mail In III. me.n
Time We lay before our readers the foowlns c,c,s
connected herewith us we'll for present inflammation
as Tor future reference for II apparent that this
SUBJECT IS hereafter TO be warmly ag,tated and will
oe ne II has already been, grossly carcatured and
misre,,resented
We suited, In our last, that John r BROW,
| Esq he delegate from Petersburg, had in his lot,
ter 10 the committee which forwarded him eopy
of the inst uetions, falsely called to vote against
| Mr.. Leigh, informed he as Coz Johnson did the
instructors of Chesterfield, that, recognizing. rs he
do s. unequlvocaly, the right of the people to in
sruc and tho oorrelatIve duty of the ntiye
TO obey, yet he cannot I've controlled by a MINORITY
OF his constituents and nc proceeds to show that
the sIgners are minority 1t was asoerancJ that
" the whole number OF persons residing in the State
of Virginia, and qualified to vote in the town of
Petersburg, on the LIST Of December, 1884 was 500.
of whom 1874 have signed the instructions and 81 5
have not Ii also appears that the number of vo efs
residing IN town, and the three adjoining counties
oi Chesterfield Dinwlddie and Prince George was
i6o, OF whom 100 have signed thu instructions and
20 have net and further that the number Of vo-
ers residing within the exact limits of the corpora
siruction papers, and 225 not."-Thcrcfore %
the voters resident in town a majority Of AZ. OF
those residing IN The town and tie adjacent coun.
ties rajori Of So and of the whole number OF
voters resident in the Stale majority of l2l have
not signed the instructions The course Of Mr..
Brown was consequently clear, and he thus an
nounces II :: " Not regarding myself as instructed
to the contrary, ii only remains for me to inform
you that shall feel it to be my duty TO give cTrc.
to what believe 10 be the will Of majority Of my
constituents, by voting for Mr.. Leigh
Mr.. Bolts, the delegate from Henrco, has also
announc his intention of disreearding the iusrue-
ions presented 10 him.-lle alleges, a admit
ted fact, that while there are al least 1000 votes in
llenrico, only 42l have signed the instructions,
leaving SIG who have not signcd-and farther, that
the 42l signers not within OF the number Of
votes thai lie received last Spring This latter fact
nust be conclusive, even with those who give no
WEIGHT to the former, lhat Mr.. Bolts is bound
for Mr.. Leigh.
Mr.. Old, the Senator from the Chesterfield dis.
trlct wall also vote Tor MIR Lcigh-show by
The following statement, that he has not been in
rucled by majory ofhs constituents to do 9TH
erwlse:
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10 THE PUDIrc.

ME subscriber having made his nrrsns ere-ss
II to continue the Brick Making and Laying Bu.
siness in this place, offers his service, 10 the
public. Any person calling on him, may resi- -.
snred OF promp, sasntion and good work.
FREDK. II. MUaRELf..
Jun. 90 pv
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NOYICE.

WISH to purchase fof my sbrother, IN Lss;sa
u ana, likely negro man, from I5 TO - years Of
age, who is by trade q Shoemaker. He must Be
sound ard beatty, good character, and sufficiently
acquainted with his trfas to exscus such work ~
IS required for plantation hands. Fer . negro u
his deser pen, literal price will be paid 10 cash.
MAJ RICE II. GARLAND.
Jan. 90 2fif
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louisiana SENAWOR.

latter from New Orleans to gentleman IN
-. mace brings the un 1fIcomc and unexpected
'-nIococe Of the election Of a Jackson -enator, by
The legislator of LOUISIANA, to supply INC varan'
- occasioned by the expiration Of Mr.. W 'gg'
n,o,s term of service on the OF NJ 'rch xt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

Ord. Received. Tba, the p, oeesd,ags Of this
ting be published in the Lynchbnfg nswspa.
pers.
The meeting then adjourned.
WIN COOK, Chsifmsn.
Jso ReHARpsos, Secretary.
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100 DOLLARS KEWARD.
R AN AWAY from the subscriber, near the
N Now Store, .uekr CHAM, abos, the dfss Of
July 1883 nv mar
,DESSEE.

bright mua'to, ebou, forty years OF sse, low end
trune"y made, thin yisagc, little hccked and
grey, his fore teeth inclined 10 decay, several Of
which arc out. He is probably five fee, eight o,
ten inches high, and blink he formerly had Roles
made IN his ears but It IS probable they sre grown
M, but The scars saay be seen. lie is q very good
Shoe maker a,d Cooper, ard has run the river -
n Boatman. lie Is peri, handy mar, and has
been hired gu, about FarmviiIe and in Prince Ed
wa'd, where he IS IN all probability concealed by
his relations or friends, Az he is intelligent ne
gro he may have gotten free papers, and pass for
free man.
The above reward. Of One Hundred Dollars, will
hos,ven, II dtliyefed 10 me- II secured in jail out
OF tho State, so u, get him again.
WILLIAM A. JONES.
Buckingham Jan. o. Nv
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

FENllE undoisigneI have connected themselves
u under the firm Of Clay g. Wks, and have
aiken the House, next door 10 The Virginan Ofsce,
aud opposite Mcssrs. Thurman and Schoolfeld.
and are now receiving and opening general as
sortmcnt of Groceries, which they Will sell l,w for
cash country pro luce We will pay the high.
es, cn,h price for Clover, Herds Grass and Flaa
Seed.
VS. have on consignment 10, Of good Old Whis-
Key, and best Family Flour .. q. CLAY.
BENZ WiLKs.
Dec % ,fts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

Monopolics A small bu, violent party has re-
Gently sprung into existence IN New York, the
Leading feature of whose creed IS hostility TO all
monopoles- embracing in that term all chartered
institutions banks, insurance and turnpike com
panics, &c. &c. They determined, during the pre-
sent session of The New York Legislature, 10 make
a stand against all applications for Charters and
the result has been mos, ludlco us displuy Of
weakness. The test question arose on a motion
tc amend the charter of Savings Bank, and dcci-
de J. 90 IN favor and IL agiarst-of which 10, 3
were from the city Of New York-thc hot-bcd OF
radicalsm, agrarian.m and Fanny Wnsht'sm -
The Epcning Post, the l.a'iing organ md cham
pion ot the anti monopolists. Is evidently qn'te
chop fallen at this result.