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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

u The Raleigh Star is quoting some OF inc
com pliucatayy notices which Mr. Calhoun ana '"v
w,.hiooton Globe were a short time ago IN the h'o"
of hostouipp upon each other. The Globe styieu
Mr.. Calhoun the American C'''""e'-'''0 .
tatiuns upon his veraelly'-and even =,
;,o,,l,c,,e him ia tie attempted assassination q
Gen. Jackson By rlc Gravy Lawrence ANU =
r.ua,n !, ,rrn. denounced tue Globe, on the noon
.f,i,. SENATE. as " base and Prostitute lhcy az
\ now hagmonious yoAc-tcllows!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
UHfel. Proof cement.

WISH to inform tho public that have a ce-
J. mcnt, to put ON boots aud shoes, that makes them
completely proof against water OF mud, aud does not
iniure the leather, bat fills the liule cavities, aud
makes rough srnngy leather close and smooth, yet
pilanl aud supple, aud cleans up with a nice glossy
appearance. Ii makes them last longer and look
better, and keeps them rom tipping, especially
northern work, winch may be made to last nearly as
ilang and look nearly as well as any other work does
without Il. M.v pllco Tor putting II ON IS % cts. a
pair, which can do in a sho't tme, aud return them
again. 1t is very essential TO keep y2iir 'ee' d'y III
cold weather both for comfort and health ana as
the plicc is low, you had as well try II, both white
and colored.
Nv place of residence is the Columbian Hotel,
in The lower end Of town, where | entertain people
at a moderate prlcc; and invite thom to call, aud |
will Try TO please them.
WILLIAM THURMAN.
n. b. S~hoe-makers and others III distant towns,
who may wish To make water proof work, or TO fix
those ready made Tor people, II they Ill send to me !
will send them some OF The Cement, viii, directions
how to use it, and furnish them tom time to time
as they need It,. W.. u.
SEM. ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
Esf.s'DS IND .NSyHx
FOR SALE.

WotfEi FOR SALE, several Tr,t,a If
Ill =, a,ihg III the county OF Bedford. some oe
nh I1'.' valuable, amongst them are HE Sto,y
ny" pI'htaiien, aud the Mill Tract IN Co.s. GO
. ~ 'p,''ef conlains about d35 ACRES. !, co..
s'"o'anio portion OF which is real rich J,o,,~ VI
s"n'oic tot Temp, Tobacco, or Gram. Thia :; .1a''s
desirable Tract OF LAND, situated Ia -. ssry
rom Liberty, and well worthy of Tho a,,a.2.".
nose wishing TO purchase, in a very be,I,bv !.
spectacle section, water OF the fnesf on,l;,s' an'
ef WIN a small creek runine for tnor. a. ~ ose'a-
through II. upon Which the rich bot,o,, m.s
situated. Tile Hui Tract is 7 miles s. w IN" Is
LIBERTY. IN q very populoLs. wealthy and res,sa,n
PIE Aelgll'ofbood, and contains SOME $50 Acrn.
GLAND, will, u Manufacturing MILL ~ i. 20
'ee' IN itnrih, miih 4 pair OF Null Stones. . oru,;.,,
ae . ieet French Barr, with every esseu,,,IG.,m..
necessary lor making first rate Family Flonr. and M.
: n,'o' ,a'llng streail attache1 to The Mil is an nv.
''e" Saw Mill. the whole of which csrabJishme,,
- very substantially and deeently finished. and !.
'' s"'P'ssea by any establish. nf.nt OF the kind. in
~, Upper country; the whole now ~ operation. viii,
q '"o'''hs and every necessary cut house cpyC,,n;l,
p',Po''s' oueh property is rarely found IN marker.
,no nothing hut an anxious desire To wind NJ, n
''' "uI'''s, and remove permanently TO ka,7f,yl,a.
Nv u 'nauee me To put item IN market. Some
! '',iA 81 Land. containing between . and 3oo
"'''' c'on, aud lylng of from the above. are also
~ ''lo, ! efsoils wishing To purchase are most re-
sl''''u"N Soilelied 10 call and examine the properv.
'oo ANY further information will be given on apnlica,
non To me personally or by letter to Dlckihsou,.
store T. O., Bedford CO., Va. Applyt 10
WILLIAM DICKINSON. Jr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

TIE Boston 12dS.-Ne did Mr.. Webster iuius
tee IN enf last, by insinualing that the late extraordi
nary and iil-timed article in the Boston Atlas, pro
posing The Withdrawal Of Of his own and Mr.. Clay,
name from the list oil candidates Tor the next Presi
dency' and the substitution of that of Gen. lIarri-
son had proceeded from jealousy on his pant to-
"afds the distinguished kentuchian. TIN Atlas
seems now 10 be itself aware Of its fur pas, aud
deel'res that 1t acted upon its own responsibility IN
making that recommendation. d" We spoke lit says)
ny authority from no one Aud the New lolk
american" is authorised To state" tofcoutse. we PIE
sumo, by Mr.. Webster himsell,) " that Mr.. Webs,er
WAS as much surprised rs any person could possibly
have been at the article in the Atlas that hc bad
not been in Boston fer a fortnight before its appear
ancc, and had no animation that such an article was
forthcoming"
Dsested thus of Mr.. Webstcr's supposed sane
ton, the article IN the Atlas ceases To be of any inn
porlance, except a. the opinion ofthe very able editor
of that influential journal is entitled 10 weight
Aud in a subsequent paper, while he sull seems to
consider Gen. Harrison as the most 1" available can
didale'-that is, the most popular,-he declares
that he prefers both Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Clay to
thar gentleman, in the order in which they are
named. We believe that in his estimate Of the
comparative popularity of Messrs. Clay and llar-
tlson lie is greatly mistaken-as lie certainly Is in
reference to the main reason upon which hat opin-
ion is founded. But however this may be, he has a
right to entertain and to act upon it-as we shall
upon the contrary belief. Certainly, the result OF
the recent election IN Maine proves nothing against
either Mr.. Webster or Mr.. Clay, which II does not
equally prove against Gen. Harrison since neither
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

WIFI. SELL, this morning, in front of my
q Auction Store, suudty articles of Household
Furniture, consisting of
One Mahogany side Board.
Tables, Chairs, Beds and liedsteads,
Table aud Kitchen Ware, Ne. Se.
ALSO,
, bags Coffee,
> eases Hats,
SHOW Case and Whiting Desk,
Pair Patent Balances,
Eight Day Clock.
Friction Matches. Soaps, Nc. Nc.
PHELPS.
September ~ 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

fiofHeiy OF what late said, | will suppose that a
ist.htf has 100 bushels ut wheat. Which he contracts
10 be ground Tor tie cash. This wheat will weigh
oooo lbs. irom winch hc dcdncts 900 lbs. for the
,ess IN sfindIns-and again deduct 5000 lbs. lr 20
p''f'lS uou'-and the quantity Of ollaI will be 1850
lbs. Ought nol the farmer 10 have tins weighed 10
mn respectfully solicit au answer.
AWllEAr GROWER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

LEAVING purchased Ihc entire stock Of Books,
IL Stationary, ~. lately oHntd by Martin X
Latham, shall continue the business. at the old
stand, and respectfully solicit the patronage OF
MY friends and the public.
have now on hand a very complete assortment
of Books, IN every department OF literature common
to our county, and shall at all times endcavor to
keep such a stock rs the wants OF the community
may demand, and at prices thai shall not fail To
please. JOSEPll T.. MARIlN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
a certain Tract OcEaud.

with ITS nppurtenances, lying aud being in Tho CONT
" OF Campbell, On the waters Moily's Creek. con-
tanning goo Acres, moro or less, adloiains the land.,
OF Mathew Martin and others / being the same es-
tate on which AicSander S. Henry now rcsi,les.-
THIS Estate Is situated in a most exeeifcnt neiohbor.
hood, is well improved, with a large brick I,ousrg n,
leet square, granaiy OF the same dimensions. win
an improved lhresllin2 Machine, horse power. and
all IN complete order, II number OF Tobacco houses
IN good repair, with all the other necessary out hou.
ses 10 be deslied ON such m establishment.
Terms OF sale--A credit OF i. 2 aud 3 years, for
equal portions ol the purchase money, will be p,yctf
10 The purchaser or purchasers, he or llIey occurring
tie payment thereof by bonds with good security.
and the title To the LauI Itself viii be retained as
further sccuiity therefor.
Acting rs Commissioners, the undersigned will
convey only sueli TILE as Is vested IN Them by tho
deele''' o'dt'' though the utlo is perfectly good,
having mover been disputed at any time.
ALEXANDER s. HENRY,
ABRAHAM ". WlMBlSU,
BRYAN w. AOWLIN,
Cotn'rs.
September 81 100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
D~fS.SOLITION

iHNlE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
ihg under the firm OF Martin X Latham, IN
the BooH acd Stationary business, WAS on the 2itl,
inst. dissolved by mutual consent. The debts and of-
teels OF the colcern have all been Transferred to
Joseph T.. Martin, who alone Is authorized TO settle
them. All persons having claims against the finn
will present them 10 HIM Tor PAYMENT.
JOSEPH T.. MARTIN,
HENRY LA1llAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

A good toas.-Col, Langdon Cheves' Jr' gave
Nh. Calhoun a severe rap over the knuckeSa c"
DAYS ago, at public dinner, in Columbia 8 Z IN
reference to he attempt OF Mr.. c. 10 pui1oin from
SIR. Benton and to appropriate to himself the paren-
,,.e Of the Gold Humbug. The following is tie
toast
npv Col. +. Chcyes, Jr. Thomas II, BenIon:-
Tho modern n iGas, who III addition to the m's'ot-
tune of the ancient, is not permitted 10 "eaSh'' Ass )
ears without compel.tion.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

Heath Of Nec Odeans,-The Bulletin of the Idth
inst. states that the cases of the yellow Fever han
been rather on the increase fer the preceding week.
On the next day, however, the True American STATES
that there had been a favorable change of weather.
and that all apprehensIons for the father health of
the city had been l~issipaied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

g. Thepaymcutof'he fourth ,"''a''ns", t. OF o 'm'
Surplus Revenue, amounting to aG'ut @o'o0o'0''
it will be recollectcd, was postponed al III" W -
sion of Congress, in September, 1887 uhfh '" 80 -,
Of January next. Will Mr.. Woodbury. be '''e y
nav il then, without a new issue OF the "consu'"
tional currency of Treasury No'es-of "l' i' W
comnelIed TO ask for another postpouemcni!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
t.fLt.sHLE Esf..EL xST.YY,E
At Auction.

y pursuance oi Il %decretal order OF the Circuit
y superior Court OF Law aud Clancery. l,, III,
county OF Campbell, pronounced on the 2Is ,Inv or
September lets' IN u suit therein depending, be-
tween AlcxanderS. Henry, plaintiff. aud Georse 4.
Henry Patrick Henry, Sally w. Henry aud others.
defendants The undersigned, Commissioners there
IN named VIII, on the 10Th day of October, 1888. il
Lar, II not, the neNt fan day thereafter. on The nrcm,.
ses' expose 10 sale, by way of public auction, on thu
Itrna ltsrptp nTtpr u,pntt,.aI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

JUST received, a large aud beautiful assortment
- Of Wlncheslers celebrated plain and fancy
Bombazinc, Satin and Silk Socks,
Pam aud fiilled Linen Bosoms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c. &c.
MATIN, WARD < DAVIS.
Spptrmbcr 27 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

a. Two cases of the \ elbow Fever arc annour-
ced by the Mobile Board ofIIeal,h on the 18Th inst.
They ale said, however, not TO be of a malignant
Character, and the state of the weather was such as
to cause no great apprehension.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

NJ Six thousand five hundred barrels Of Flour
have been shipped from New York for Liverpool in
the two last packets, bought at SO per barrel, and
there are othei orders in the market which remain TO
be filled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

D. knoxville continues to be desoIatcd by dis
ease. The Register of the 10Th, (he first publish
ed for a fortnight contains a long list Of deaths
among them Capt. John Crozier, tie Postmaster at
that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

WILL pay the highest prices for fifty likely
! young negroes, among the number a few good
mechanics. W. II. HARRIS.
PSI can BIO found at tho store of llorncr q,
Watson.
Sent. Of. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

~ The Richmond papers announce the cleo
ton of VIM. II. Strother, Esq, as the cashier Of
the Exchanco Bank of Virginia, in that city. The
new Bank will 20 into operation abontthe LIST OF DC
tober.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

Ttras.-The Mobile Register Of the 10th inst
states that a letter had been received in that city
from Houston, announcing that Gen. Lamar had
been elected President ol the new Republic.
A gentleman arrived n New Orleans from Texas,
states that the triling difficulties with the handful II
of Mexieans near Nacosdoclcs have entirely ceased,
and tlat complete tranquility is restored IN that sec
Ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

~ In Charleston, there were % deaths durin
the week ending on the 18th inst. 76 whites and lC
blacks-G8 Of which were of Strangers (or Yellow
Fever.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

~ The last Washington Globe announces the
death OF Waller franklin. Esq CLERK Of the House
ct Representatives ofihe L.. States. lie died At his
residence IN Lancaster, IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

a. Cornelius e. Baldwin, Esq. some time since
Editor otthc Lexington, Va. Gazette, has recently
become Inc Editor otthc Tuscaloosa lntclligencor.
lie is still true TO the Wing principles which lie so
efficiently advocated IN Virginia. Success TO him,
in the dissemination OF the same principles, in his a.
dopted State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

n Among The arrivals from England, in the las
packet, we observe the name o'Dol.'oseph NJ
White Of Florida, and his lady.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

" Isaac L. Holmes, Egg. (and not Col. Du-
bose. as stated in our last,) has been nominated by
the Sub-Trcasury party in Charleston, as the OPP
pouent OF Mr.. Legare, for Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
ttsIelI,D

In Galloway county Missouri. on the 3lst Of Au.
gust. by the Rev RoulW1tr. Mr.. Ronrnr W.
THURMAN, OF Jefferson, (iol aud formerly OF
mer place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

legislation, we OF the South have nothing 10 hop,
from that quarter. in our laudable attempt To eNpor
our own products and 10 import for ourselves sucl
articles offofeign growth or manufacture IS We are III
the habitof consuming. 1t Is upon State legislation
and upon individual enterprise hat we must rely for
our relieffron this heavy tax 10 Northern faclors,
We are glad to see that the Beacon coneurs with us
in this opinion and we may hope much from lis IN
lusnee. in enforcing upon the people of the lowlnnds
The great Importance, 10 hcm, Of a well-disested
system of internal improvements, which will bring
the sea-coast almost within a span OF the NOUN
tains,
Tie .Norfok Herald, adverting 10 our article,
makes the following among other observations:
lie; il be admitted that the impulse VAS given
by the Augusta Convention, aud even that Mr.. Cal
houn was instrumental in getting ur that movement
and, furthermore. that he bad his own political
views in it;-still we may be p' rmiItcd tn ask, have
we not ample security iorour Virginia Conventions,
against The political designs of Mr.. Calhoun, in the fact,
that the mercantile interest which leads the way in
these Conventions, is decidedly opposed 10 hs pol
icy! Is 1t reasonable To fear that the merchants of
Virginia viii consent &c be the aulnmalons of John
&. Calhoun, aud the tributaries Of South Clrolna!
VIII the farmers, who are just as much Interested IN
selling then produce 10 New Nork as to Charleston,
DE SATISFIED wlti a mere change of domestic markets.
when they must be left Just as far of rs ever nom The
accomplishment Of their object, OF Obtaining aditect
access To Il foreign market :? We should think not.
Their views are precisely those OF the merchants;
TO bring about a Commercial Independence IN our
State 10 export their produce and import then
merchandise, directly TO aud hom the foreign mar
ket, and thus put into tlleir own pockets the costs
and commissions which they now pay to other States.
We say again, that the best pledge winch tie ' N
einian can ask, 'lhat the Nulfoik Convention will be
bona f3c What ii pWpofts to be- IS already gwen III
the political character Of a large number oi those
who are most Jealous in the cause, aud WHO would
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

Potrcr of Conscicace.-lt is stated in the New Or
leans Bulletin, thar, when Smith, the baIkccpcr
aud accomplish Of Mrs. Doyle in the %baibarous muir
der and maulalion Of HE sailor, G1tliei, but who
had made his escape, a few days ago, surrendered
himself TO the civil authorities, he confessed that lie
had been forced to give himself upby the telrors Of
a guilty conscience. - Eyci since He'd from the
house" said he, 'the corpse Of that murdered man
has been at my side: wherever 90, the spectre haunts
me, and not a single moment can slut my eyes
against the irightlul appalition. Sooner than suHer
as have done for the last few houls, let me be hung.
had rather face the gallows than be toimcntcd by
these dlrelui images OF guilt and rcnlorse.' lie per
haps thinks that death is an cieruaI sleep, and wIll
put an end to the pangs ofconscicncc: he foigcls, ''in
that sleep Of death what dreams may come more
terrible even than the spectres which now haunt his
footsteps. II 1t were - all of death, 10 dic,' he
might well fly TO the gallows, to escape the ayeoger
OF blood. But conscience, as well is revelations,
points To "a hete AFTER where rcmorse is as indy
ing as the spiiit upon which II feeds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

HeaerH Democracy Five ofthe =" Democratic
candidates Tor toastess IN New Jersey mo old led
efailsts' 50 much Tor names.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

Napoleon and his Iimes.-Mcssrs. Carey & Lea,
of Philadelphia, have Just issued, in two volumes,
d" Napoleon and his Times" by Caulincount, Duke
OF Viccnza, for many years one Of the principal Off
Gers Of the Empire, and holding a confidential rcla-
ton 10 the Emperor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

~ Joseph B%onaparte will return TO tins county
in the packet ship Phladelp h'a' whose ARRIVAL Is ua"y
expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
NIGHT SHES.

ON TUESDAY evening the ed October, | shall
" mmcn my VIE. TIT .lIS1IO.vS
OF Dry Goods, Hard Ware, Clock. Watches, Jewel
~, Books, Ne. Ne, and shalt continue ihcn through
the FAIL and WINTER months, every Tuesday
and Friday nights. Consrenments Thankfully he.
eel,ed. CHARLES PHELPS.
Stpt. % sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
Handsome Scheme.

Together with many Of 80, $50 $40, &c.
Whole Tickets S1-Halyes So -Quarters ST.
For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
- Renew Small Prizes in the splendid Scheme
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday last. Capital Prize
S35. 295, and 40 Prizes of 50, 900. The drawing Of
which will be receive To Morrow At O'Clock p. NJ.
At TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

Tie 7ragdttag CaJad.-Mr. Woodbury. hai
gone ON a visit to Maine. to rejoice. we sup
Pose, over the recent Custom House victory in that
State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
I Capital Prize OF %11,OOO!!
10 Prizes 1000
Whole Tickets only SAL!
Richmond AcaNcnnN EOttcrY.

EXTRA CLASS, 6, for 1888.
To be drdlcn al Richmond on Tuesday, the 25M Sept.
~" The drdleing ioiH be receired al thiS Office on
Ihursday me eth Inst. at O'Clock, Il. N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
x'.S1E.s.T

lST RECEIVED one ease patent axe .hclyes
- e. good artielel Tor the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS,
SEPT. p IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

BALTIMORE MARKET, Scpt21.
Hour-Askiug price, 50; selling price, $50 to
S83. = wheat, red, - 50 to ! 80; white, - 10
, to.-Market inactlye.-Corn, SO cents, aud ten
dcncy downwards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

o. Mr.. Calhoun and Gen. Thompson had an
other discussion Oh the l2th INST. at Pichens count
bopsc. Mr.. Calhoun seems to feel more interest in
the success of the Sub-Tteasury than he did in the
of NuliGcation. Il is the first time, we
believe, thathc has ever taken the stump regular
w." lie has cast his all upon tie hazard OF a die
II he loses, he sinks ioleyer-lih he WINS an Buren,
will sweep the stakes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

Con. Ne DqAc and NJ. C~aLiom.- Mr.. Calhoun
declares that the Sub.I'reasury scheme, Invested Of
the specie feature, is a :. mere mockery-as solemn
farce or, as his friend Mr.. Pickcns OF tie House
of Representatives described it, " an emasculatcd
Thug On the other hand, Gen. MeDaflie says,
" the scheme of cNacting specie payments fol govern
ment dues, to the exclusion OF the notes of specie
paying banls, is a measure frausht with such dele
ferrous consequences, that | do not believe 1t would
be endured
Mr.. Calhoun says that to receive the notes even
of specie-paying banks is a direct violation Of the
constitaiion.-Mr McDuflie, on the other hand, as
seIts, that " Paper credit is our actgal currency,
aud, 10 destroy that, would be to produce one of the
most unjust and ruinoUs revolutions which ever dcs-
ola,cdt he earth"
Gen. McDudic, IN llis remark, assumes that the
destruction Of . paper credit would lnialIibly
result from the adoption Of the Sub-Treasury
scheme, with the specie-eAacling clause. Mr. Cal
boun, on the other hand, asserts that the Banks
WILDE benefited by the system!
Mr.. CALHOUN declares that If bank notes arc made
receivable in payment of public dues, it thcabecomcs
not only constitutional to charter a National Bank,
bulthal ii is the Joa1dea duty of the federal govern
ment Immediately TO incorporate such an In>tilu-
ton, since whatever he government receives as mo-
ncy Is money, and ii is incumbent upon 1t to regu-
lac aud control the institutions which ISSUE this
money.-Mr. McDutic, on the Other hand, thinHs
that although the government should receive such
notes, AID though consiilutionally possessed Of the
powerto incorporate aBank, ii is not bopnd to do so,
hay, thai, under existing circumstances, it would
be inexpcdicnt to chartcrsuch an institution
Thus do the Master and the Pupil differ. And
yet Mr.. Calhoun's friends, in South Carolina and
elsewhere. are endcavorins to bolster up his opinions
with the authority of Geu. McDuiiie's name!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

" Com. Isaac Hull has been appointed to the
command Of the American naval forces III the Med
''etranean. lie will shortly so to sea IN the Ohio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
vfr.iniu STATE E0sSeru.

Besides a great number Of $40, $50, $40, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets SlO-llalves &5-Quartcrs 80 so.
For sale IN 4 great variety Of choice numbers, at
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE
o. Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any Viz
ginia Scheme drawnby ID. $. Gregory Il Co. Mama
gers, will be promptly supplied ; aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, on addressing letters
(post paid) To MELVILLE TALBOT,
IatUrbburo In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
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