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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21
May "a

VIRGINIA "A rules held in the Clerks Once oil mo
' Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChancerY OF Inc
county of Amherst, on Monday, the 9TH day OF May, 1873, i
William IL. Tyler, Pislh''
against
Stephen Turner and Edward A. Cabell, his trustee,
Defendants.
lN CHANCERY.
The defendant Stephen Turner, not having entered M
appearance and given security, according to the ACT oil ~
sembly and the rules OF this court, and it appearing by ao'
factory evidence, that he is not an inhabtant OF Tins GOV,
monwealth It's ordered that the said defendant do aPpe"
here, on the first day of the next September term, and ahsNt
the bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of this order DC No"o
with inserted in some newspaper published in the Town b w.
l ynchburg, for two months successfully, and pos'eo " i"
front door of the courthouse of this county,
a Copy-Teste
Al. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

(aJ See Mr.. Walls speech on the Sui. Treasury.
foI 'en. Harrison can hardly have forgotten the somewhat
E"oes reton winch this remark provoked from old Tom Clai-
oorite Of Brunswick, then in Congress with the General.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, ). CAROLINA, Dec. Goth, 1886.
Ny dear Sir:
| nave just learned, with great regret, that YOU are
about TO quit our town aud State, by which a per
sonal deprivation to your friends will ensuc. and the
State lament the loss Of those high literary attain
ments, thar you have exerted among us, for some
years past. You may do better | trust sincerely
you will. Your distinguished literary taste. wher
ever called into requlsition, cannot but secure YOU a
position both agreeable and profitable. Accept nv
best wishes Tor your prosperity and happiness. With
great regard and esteem, =. NJ. BUTLER.
From DIR. Thomas Cooper, late Pres. ofthc =. Chr.
olinn College.
Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian of the s. Caro-
lima College, being about to quit Columbia, | desire
to say
That, as a literary man, acquainted with books IN
'he various departments of Literature generally.
and as a faithful and diligent officer. It will be
d'f'cuit 10 fill his place with any one equally well
Qualified. His printed Catalogue of the books in
that Library will fully confirm this character.
ne has, tor some years past, conducted the Edi-
toral department OF the "Telescope' in this town.
with acknowledged ability and in that capacity he
is Wen known to the public generally.
w hatever he thinks fit 10 undertake, in the way Of
literary pursuit. he is likely to perform with credit to
himself and 10 the work he may be engaged in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

WHEREAS, the Circuit Superior Court OF
w Law aud Chanccry of Bedford county, did,
on the 6th day OF May, 1885, in a cause therein de
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

More thrilling and wild ihan the songs I have heard.
In the Stiffness Of night, from my sweet hockins.hird'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

John NJ. Harvey and Magdaline Harvey, ex'or.
and eXecutrix OF Matthew Harvey, decd. Plas.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-05
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$50 llno : orotbea Monmsiler uni
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80 1T 4ram Wa8ner uno leine Go9te
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zOter eeJabrgan9.-
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

LIN SENATE, Benjamin F. Butler was nominated by
the President, and confirmed by the Senate, to the
office of District Attorney for the Southern District
of New York, vice William NJ. Price, remored!
In THE HOUSE, a resolution was passed by vote
OF lbs to 81 declaring that all elections hereafter
shall be rira rocc This is the Irish method of adj
vancemen 1t is legislative REORGANIZATION, besides
being directly against the 1cords of the Consitutton-
The Constitution declares expressly, that, If the
choice of President of the United States should de-
volve upon the House of Representatives, the vote
shall be taken "by ballot"
We regard this proceeding in addition as mea-
sure accruing exclusively the benefit Of the Exc
cutive, and as impairng that freedom and indie
pendence which conscience might secretly dictate,
but exraneous personal influences and party disci-
pine subdue. II is the system OF m onarchies and
despotisms In England, it is formidable method
of executive intimidation in the Legislature, which
the liberal party" of that country have for nearly
half century been endeavoring TO overthrow
Their object has been 10 introduce the free and Re-
publican method Of voting, as we vote in most all
cases, in this country, by ballot. But going
backwards every day, and building up and increas-
ing executive power and the means Of executive
vengeance, at the expense Of popular freedom and
independence. Who desires the vira roee vote,
more than the hangmen of power9
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-11
ATTEMPTS OF THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
TO EXCITE REVOLUTION IN
PENNSYLVANIA.

The course which the Globe has taken in relation
to the disgracelul riots at Harrisburg considering
that its language is always but the Premoniiory
symptoms of the sentiments Of the White House,
has been better than treason against The Republic,
and deserves the execralion OF every friend OF pub
lie order or public law. The Loco-foco mob, head
ed by Sub-ueasury lictor late officer under the
Federal Administration, drives State Legislature
from its Capitol, and forcibly usurps possession
OF It's halls and the official organ OF the National
Government encourages them on, and commands
Them not 10 yield an inch" Of the ground they have
lawlessly and forciby usurped What effect will
such conduct have upon our national character
abroad Will it not shake the credit Of the States,
which they vitality interested in preserving un-
impaired Almost all the States have stocks abroad,
and several ofthem to the amount Of many millions
The debt of Pennsylvania is about 25 millions, and
the greater part of it is held abroad. Will not all
confidence in State faith be shocked If not destroyed,
BY these procamations Of Loco-foco mob encourag-
ed by the Federal Government, that all govern
ment is at end, and that we are in the midst of
revolutonl"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-11
CORRESPONDENCE.
DEPARTURE OF WIN. M. PRICE.
NEW YoRK, December 8, 1893

DEAR Sir Our whole population were yesterday
struck with amazement and dismay at the unan-
nounced departure by the Steamer Liverpool of
VIM M. Price, Esq, the United States District At
torney for this District, coupled as ii was with ru-
mors calculated to awaken the indignation Of every
moral citizen Suffice il TO say, that the impression
is universal that Mr. Price has been cosnizant 10
the defalcationS Of MIR. Swanwout, and that his own
transactions with the Treasury Department will ex-
hibit fearful deficit Thus the predictions Of the
true and tried friends of Mr.. Van Buren, are more
than fulfilled. He has cast off all those whose ele
walton Of character and moral worth were calculated
TO inspire confidence in their integrity, and has filled
the Offices Of trust in large majority Of instances,
with partiSans possessing neither responsibility,
morality nor intelligence.
Nor has this wre,ched policy alone influenced
the official conduct Of the degraded of his ia
vorites. The few men Of comparatively high cha
racter who were in office, have been led into acts of
delinquency from the latitude which was given TO
the agents of the Government in the disposition and
control Of the public moneys. The President exer-
cised all his influence TO depreciae the credit OF
banks and the integrity Of their conductors, and has
in an especial manner glori6ed Receivers and Sub
treasurers.
The argument was my dFcers are Trustworthy
gire them full latitudeiet them reeetuf and d,onrse
but betcare Of tie Banks And what is the reply?
collecor is deficient million and haif-a District
Attorney foouing suit-cashiers and assistant cash
iers are obliged to be diehargcd-and no one kno,cs
ho,c mann mare farorttes are imPiieatcd! Donot
imagine that exult at this fearful explosion. No.
God knows ! feel mortified and chagrined at the
stigma cast on the country am an American citi-
zen respected our President, and mourned when
he threw himself into the arms Of Fanny Wright
Slamm, Ming & Co. | still deeply regret his er-
rorS and their consequences but his fate is sealed
nor can all the good wishes Of friends retrieve his
political character. much fear these astounding
defalcations are but BEGINNING OF THE END
N B. In this case, neither Mr.. Van Buren, nor
the Globe can throw the odium on the shoulders OF
| Gen Jackson. Mr.. Price was the bosom friend OF
! Mr. Van Buren-who dined at his tabe-corres-
pended with him, and was, in all respects, hiseonf
| ddnt!
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-11

The Bank being conquered to the use Of the Ad-
ministration and all other hobbies being ridden
down, the Loco-focos have now mounted Abolition,
and agitation and revolution have become their
weapons of war, and their walls of defence. They
intend to conquer the people, if possible at all
hazards and like all other overbearng aristocracies
they have founded their hopes upon mistaken
notion that the farmers, mechanics and laboring
men of the country are stupid and ignorant and in
capable of detecting the frauds they would palm up
on them, to get all their money The course of the
Globe is dabocal--and the South already sees that
it is doing them more injury than the Abolition So
cieties. ..... ... ..... .......
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YET ANOTHER SUB TREASURY oPERATIoN.-We re-
greet 10 learn that the Chief Engineer, Gen. GRAroT
is reported defaulter in the sum Of $4,000, and he
is dismissed the service and another appointed TO
his place.
Gen Gs property has been attached by the Co
vernment. "The Sub-treasnry has been in practi-
cal operation since May, 1887" says Mr.. Wright,
and thus beautifully it works
The administration had better acknowledge itself
incompetent to administer public affairs, and "throw
mp the Government" @..u
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LATEST FROM HARRISBURG.

From the Susquehanna Railroad Cars we have
received the latest intelligence from Harrisburg,
which we subjon
Extractor letter dated,
HARRIsBURG, Dec. g.
Several companies o: volunteers, 270 in number,
arrived here TO night from Philadelphia, and 400
are expected tomorrow morning. Affairs are still
in great confusion.
Extract Of another letter,
HARRsBuRc, Dec.9
The Senate and both divisions ofthe lower House
transacted business peaceaby yesterday. The pro-
spects of a compromise fades away as time pro.
crosses"
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BOARDING HOUSE.-The subscriber can accom-
ID modate members Of Congress and others visiting the
CITY with or without families, The house is neatly fur
nished and in PHEASANT neighborhood on Pennsylvania
avenue bctw Third and Fuul.and hall Streets the
white Front next door TO Folks boarding house,
Acc AZ, NJ A. CLEMENTS,
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toshufe of on apart OF the Legislative branch Of Inc
Government portion Of The duties and response
bilities which the Constitution has imposed upon
the Executive.
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no ME PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The most extraordinary and alarming, condition
o. o. ihnsS now prevails in this Commonwealth
Inc regular action Of the Government is overihrown
Sy a combination Of cviEdisposed persons. The
senate and House OF Representatives have been dis
peFsed and prevented from assembling, by tumu-
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The ladisonian cannot descend to bestow more
than passing notice upon the ridiculous bus'er of
the Nec York Courieran Enquirer. Vanttas Va
nitatum ...... .....
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TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION.
IN SENATE,

MoNnAY, Dec. 10.
Mr.. CLAY, Of KY, and Mr. PREsros, Of s. G. APP
peared and took their seats.
The Senate proceeded TO the election of Chap
lain, and the Rev Mr.. Sicer was chosen. Mr.. Sill
Ger 81 votes Mr. fusion 20 votes.
The bill for the relief of Thomas Sumpter was
passed. ,srn"a
The Senate went into Executive business, and
soon after adjourned.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
uNITy--iN NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS acknowledgements. 't.."
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Extract Of another letter,
KEYSTONE-ExTRA.
HARaIsnuao, Saturday night, IL o'clock.

.I-T- IIAHNIsDUHUi kJaIufuu9 HIEH'i = VcIOeH'
An armed force, from the city of Philadelphia,
have possession of the Capitol Of the Stale. Two
companies have already arrived, and five more are
expected before morning
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the integrity and dignity OF the State, and of her
laws.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER.
Major General llh Division, p. M.