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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

Par nobiic Jratrunt.-Thc following toast was Civ
en-, the Ilh OF July last, at Chester, South Carroll
ma:
BY ]. \. Lcwis-CM Benton and J. c. Calhoun
With two such strong pillars the Independent Trea-
sury must stand.
John {. Calhoun and Thomas II. Benton toasted
in the same breath Who would have deemed this
'ominous conjunction" poss,b twelve months ago J
Why, we have known some OF Mr.. Cahoun's sabut-
terms, who deemed Mr.. Benton so far sunk in in
fanny, tint they seemed 10 recognise him IN public
company Aud now he is regarded rs fit yoke .iel-
low for the master himself! Do the disciples follow
We should like to know whether the Editor OF the
Washington Choronice will nor condesccnd to
speak to Mr.. Benton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
Coaepenaen.e Of Re Lun,hhnrr Illrin,nn.

|
,.-.,tz..... ''"''ss' ""s - '''e
-, - ''s watering place winch reach
S'''"N' mas o.'h so often described, thai 1t Is
"''' ~, "n',c 10 say any ihing ~ feeaih 10
~ '''''Y Inc place. ~ broken. and presents quite
picturesque appearance. Over some fifteen 81
"'"N ''i'S' groups ni neat white cottages are pro
''''' """sN s'"''.io"' 'niefspefsod with gigantic
''"s ana e'ms' and ihe whole ATE clad with a f,ch
'''' W s,o'"s"''"' winch however, III the hume
'ous h''e i'''nes that thread the ground. Is
,"''''nNeu"nh IN almost endless proinson "i mint,
hhslng CLOUDS Iodour upon every breeze that pas
N'S' 20 hai inc lover ct mint .lmcps cannot only
" gu hhN'n WIN TINT delicious beverage NJ
ho oa', ou' innate the stu more delicious plant NJ
MS eep,n ""ot dufing the lvo-long day, and sleep,
u he"l'i open us window, under its delightful in
n"enec all night / he view here Is more extensive
'h'h mat o' any other Spring have visited To
me north ana west, the eye nuns for considerable
distance over low, woody range OF irregular hills,
dotted mere and there, with farms which seem to in
''eyon 10 then cool and Iulet shades. The view To
the east and south rs ohstrncted by long, crelng
sweep oi the = sweet spring mountain, covered
WIN ITS phmevaI oaks and hem'ocks. and the abode
Oh nnhnefs oi beaf and deer The accommodations
are equaled NJ few paces-snrpasscd III none The
tah'c is daily loaded with every thing that the
country affords. OF the rtoprlctors can procure by
honhlc or expense. The servants are among the
most obl'gng and attentive that ever knew, never
waiting ion second budding to do yonr commands,
"h'ch is more than can say ior some other water
ing places thht wot OF In addition In the
CABINS, which are pretty numerous, the ptopr,ciots
are erecting large three stored blck Hotel which
Is calculated To accommodate lao persons. II ~
situated TO tho south west oitho present buildings,
aud VIII be completed bN the next season. II Is 100
on 700 teet long. with platform running us
entire length, snimouncd with three beautiful
potches, one III the centre, aud one at either end
me Spnnc' a hnobhng little well ct some OF 10
lfet deep. lsSituhcd under u shed adjoining small
brick house mwh'ch are two baths, one Tor theta
"icS an' lhe nlh'' Ion Tue een'Irmen' divided b,
neh oiit wall, winch Is thu enough, however, To
enable tue gentlemen to hear the screams OF tho
n'o"'"' "a'''-hy as'hev plunge mt" The chi
ing cement on the other side. lhe water III the
baths comes itom the Spring, that IA used Tor liz
ln'u'e,h'' q"''i'es' winch, though warm and
ns'pd I" the TASTE shocks You severely when You
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

o. We regret to announce the death Of John
Alexander Esq. for many years past Clerk of the
Superior and County Court Of Campbell--a gentle
man distinguished for his social virtues, which en-
deared him to an extensive circle Of acquaintance
and friends. lie died, we learn, the foot of the
Seven Miles Mountain, on Monday last. on his return
from the Springs, whithef he had gone with the vain
hope Of reinvgorating constitution cnieebedb by
we're and protracted disease. lie leaves numerous
fam ~ to mourn his loss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

I IT HgLA Impcrtdnt.-Tho Fmcastle Democrat
tells us, presume on the most unquestIonable au
thoiity that MIR. NanBnren is travelling IN an ola
carriage, that when ncr, only cost S45o-ihat he
and hs two have only negro servant, and al
old white man." CHE negro for the South, the whit,
man Tor the North9 "~ho dives the vehicle thai
they ride in-that they have saddle horse which
the negro aud ms ndes alternately, and hca
baegdgeis strapped on behind thar cdrriaec"itt!
1--WE should like TO know how else he would can,
his baggage y
The same paper also gives us the following sketch
of the "great mons" travel. in the mountains:
We understand that he arrived at the Warm
Springs on the I'd Instant, Where he remained two
nights and one day during which time great attcn-
ton was paid to him by the citizens of the village
and the visitors al the Sp,ngs, most OF whom his
poitlcni opponents. Alter passing the Hot Springs
on the ith instant, he brcakaseda At Flr,ss. dined
at Callaghau's, aud arrived at the White Sulpur
Spring III the dusk of the evening, escorted the last
FIVE mIlcs OF The way by upwards OF twenty Car
riases that had gone gu, from the Springs to meet
him. We Learn that he vas ANXIOUS to avoid all dis
play IN his emmy INTO the Village, aud for that pur
pose delayed on the way until after shutdown, eX
pectng after that hour to slip Ia unnoticcd, but
the people expected his arrival, aud were deter
mined to let him have his own will in the mat
ter
Then cones correspondent Of the same pro tenn
pore Court Jounal, who writes, III the disgust
ing strain, from the Hot Springs, under date oil Au-
gust 9TH. After informing thai The President pas
sed that morning, " IN very PLAN hali-worn car
rage, hartng has baggage @raPped on behind IT,"
and describing the various bows and ecnucxions of
the President and the toadles, he cAcaims " such
is the man whom the people will delight TO hsnor ~
That is, be his political principles what they may
no matter low destructive to the interests of his
country may be his mcasurcS,-uo matter thong ia
they may be OF nature such, as If successful,
must change the whole character OF institutions,
converting them mo an Elective Monarchy,-no
matter for all Sit he only ride in old
rage Ga tuck though 1t be, catch votes, aud to
excite the admiration of village slnpletons,) and
strap his bag gage on bthjnd,-le is the very man
ior President Faughi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

10. ADAMS.-The iadies Of bingham, Mas
sachnsctts, several hundred IN number gave tins
venerable gentleman splendid entertainments few
days snce lie made brief speech to these petit
coat politicians which concluded with this neat re-
mark He had found in the of his life,
that it was an easy matter TO address two hundred
ADD forty but il had been hlm arduous task
to address successfully one aeoman."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

o. Some of the Northern papcfs-thc n. Y.
American (Whg) and n. \. f.. Post ivan Burcu,)
arc opening their batteries upon Mr. Clay, be
cause he is opposed to the call of Estate Convcn-
ton in kentucky, Tor the avowed purpose ofabosh-
ing Slavery in that State--a measure which the
Evening Post says 1.-The Democrats are mostly IN
favor Of and " the Wings opposed 10 it And YET
Mr. Clay and the Wings are said to be Aboonists
by the Washington Croucle, and its present allies
\ Fact like this stamps their assertion with the
broad and uneluwocal seal of falschood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

i"a'an M"rde's.-The Darien (Geo.) Telegraph
'o"'''"s an account of tho murder of Mr.. Wilde
al" fanny and Mr. Davis and family, of Ware coun-
w. ny i've Indians whose trail was followed to the
0Ne'eno"ce swamp where it is supposed that there
e 0e'"ee" and 500 of these refugees. Mr..
LAWS was member of the Georgia Legislature.
The Tallahassee Waterman contains an ,ccoup,
oil tine murder near Jackson Bluff of Mr. Leslie and
ms daughter girl of about or 10 wears of ,c bv
party of Indians, supposed to be abom "a in n,,n.
one oil ms sons was Shot in the hand, bu.
w" MS brother, who was unnJured, effected his es-
cape. '''' -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

Reirenchmont.-A late circular of the Postmaster
General affords some reason to hope that rulers
are beginning to be alive to the importance of re
Henchn9 the exiravagant expenditures OF the govern
ment. Amos rcqulr all postmasters TO use and
reuse the paper and Irvine that comes to them wrap
ped around letters and newspapers, This. to be
sure, looks something like stopping the spie, while
the liquor is running out a, the hung hoic-but we
are thankful, as things go, for " small fayors."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

o. We aie told by the Globe that the Naval of
fcers display an a,aricous spirit, in charging the
government for ''eXtra services" Such charge
comes with pretty grace from man who is IN the
annual receipt of thousands OF dollars from the pub
lie treasury, for services not half arauous OF ho-
norabe as those rendered by these naval officers for
less than many hundred. And besides, even At
tornes General Butler, no longer ago than last year.
charged for "extra services" Why may not a
naval lieutenant follow 50 illusrIous an example
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

TIE NANl.-The Globes brutal assault upon
the officers of the Navy, who it says, with true
Democratic sheer, acuated by the spirit OF
cobblnrs and tnkers," is provoking severe animal
version itom all quarters. Ii, seem to sup
pose, the Secretary OF the Navy, Mr.. Paulding,
prompted orappro,ed of this attack upon the feelings
and the reputation of the officers OF the Navy,
his couch will be any thing but one ofroses. What
;vcr may be sad OF gallant tars, will TO
proach them with .errii,y on cowardce. They Will
not be slow TO resent this malignant and ruihan at
tack upon them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
CO.NED.1.y'H.

s'nted monthly meeting fine President and Diree
- a. o ~, o The JnnIos River and kanowha Company held
" 49,, ,y 81 tiebmond on Wednesday, 18Th July, 1888
1eea That the Stockholders Of tlm Jane River anil
lh na '"mPany, including ,hr Snte. be- and they ara
IT, 10 pay into tho Bank Of Virginia Of
~ TN addition 10 tc rcauisrions heretofore madat
,af7 per share on each share 81 Stock held by Them
!" sla pnpnny IN mHtamcn,s, aa follows:
her next. ' ''' -''' ""y o''o'em-
I'VE dollars per share before tie o5t aay Of January
dollars per share before the 18th day of March
Nv order Of the President and Directors
W. Is. CHIrTENDEN. Sec'y.
~ u The instruments that havo been called for including
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

~ The Fayetteville IN. CO. Observer says-"Wc
learn thatIhe Van Buren candidates in Surry county
have been compelled by popular opinion to come
out IN favor of National Bank" They would
doubtless come ont in favor any measure, (or a
gainstit cither,) which would secure them Office
and its Spells This is the first aud most important
article III the Democratic creed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

~ Among other things, the Globe complains
that our Naval officers too fond OF the White
Sulphur. We understand that there are only four
Lieutcnants thcrc-three Of whom are extremely
sick, and the fourth has just returned from an ardu-
Gus and perons service. ltis thus that the Govern
mcnt Journal ISLANDERS the brave defenders of their
country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

~ The \. Y. Courier Of the 10th inst states
that MI l}Iddle has abandoned the idea of establish
'ng OF branch OF The Penns, lvania L. s. Bank in
that city, under the general Banking Law but that
measures are IN progress To establish institution,
with the support of The L. s. Bank. which will en-
sure To the community the advantages anticipated
from the establishment of the branch, At st pro
posed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

Resumption Monday last was the day designated
for general resumption OF specie pay mcnis by the
Banks-and we presume IT took place The Wings of
Philadelphia were preparing to have grand Jubilee
on the OCCASION Gov. R,iner's proclamation WIS
be read at the dinner table aud Grafton deliver
ed by Mr. Spackman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
We have received the following additional return,
from this State:
Rolean-For Governor. Dudley 20Os, Branch
80 Four Wings elected to the Legislaturc-a
mong when we are glad 10 see the name of Hamilton
c. Jones, the iacetous Editor of the Sallsbur,
Watchman.
20! Three Wings elected TO the Legislature. No
change.
tfdteh-lts inmored that the Wings have sue
ceedcd IN this county. Ii so, il is a Wing gam
offs.
Berfie-rhe Wings have succeeded in this county,
Why gain, ,
Present Wing gain 8. loss 5-nett gam ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

NJ We were blessed with fine rains last
Saturday, Sunday night and Monday morning
The earth, however, had been so thoroughly heated
and baked by the previous drought, tthey did not
penetrate very great depth They will exert a
verv sauary influence upon the growing crops,
however, rs Ear as they extended, and they seemed
to be quite general
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

Co. The last Charlottesville Advocate says -
The Presidents labor Of love at Castle Hill doc
not TO have been productive of much fruit
Mr. Riycs has notion OF being whipped into the
ranks, and the only alternative now IS TO kick him
out"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
OBITUARY..

DIED at hs residence in Nelson the I'd day Of An
gust AUSrIN NHGnr, in the 6 year OF his ngc. The de
ceased uuutrusIye private citizen of excel
lent Judgment distinguished or untrug nsslu, TO business,
aud uprighncs and integrity nil his dealings He
exemplary the discharge OF all his soca and relative duties,
excellent neighbour. kind relative, and indueent
maste lie indeed the nohcSt work of God.
lie retained hg 10 the last fully oi
the approach Of DEATH md it with fnncss aud rrsignn
diving in thr hope of b-.iul Immortality. lie has left
wdc circle o friends mud rcntvcs mourn their loss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

o. Is the attack upon the Navy officers by The
Globe, the promonilo,y symptom OF an attack uron
the Navy iisclf-Ts the attack upon the L. 5. Bank
preceded by course yiCupcratIon of Mr. Biddle :!
We shall sec Ifubc designed to crush the Navy,
as another Monster" Mr.. Jcilcrson's name will
doullcss be good authority tor the onslaught Shall
we 90 back again to GUT boats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

BEDFORD COLON1ZAT1ON~S SOCIETY.
o. The annual meeting OF the bedford Colo
nlzaion Society will he held in Liberty the third
SUNDAY in August. There will be a Sermon and
an Address on the occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

COMM NItATI
IL Inc pcoplc II Ernnhlin CoMnin.

ToMc People n F,ankija County.
Not bring sensible Of any mpropety IN bringing my
before dis time n candidate fo the Legislature
the next election, but the contrary, believing right thai
ISLANDERS which calculated defeat them their election
and nnrc Them IN other respects should have opportunity
and ctue hcln have deemed prudent thu. aflv
10 pace before YOU candidate. Iii unnccra.n-
for To declare OF my principles present than
that am nHCompronisnc dirocdc far tnited States
Bank and opposed TO The experimental financial schemes,
omprcscn rulers.
think there SUBJECTS OF State legislation worthy the
consideration o III. people aud weh have been brought
10 their notice. Are iltr people of Franklin that thu
State of Virginia entitled share of the pshlc dom I'm
the money arising from tr sac of the by the general
government, according the Significance oi State the
Union, which has been an nov is by tho Recommendation
OF the present Chief Magistrate of tho United States urged
Congress 10 be AWAY, unpnciped population in
the Western States called spectators and squatcr for
below the present ot - p per mere These
aud other subjects proper time, will present for sonr
consideration and the mean time will In 'ly declare my
tments those of YOU who be inform yonr-
selves of opinions aud principles about whnoy
JAMES {. TATE.
August ith 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
Aug. l6.

u lRGlNlA; AT Il Circuit Superior Count Of
town OF lynchbuig, nj the Courthouse, IN SAID town.
on Thursday the 3ist day oi May 1898, sitting as
II Court OF thancoy
Sarah :. Iewcllin, who sues by her friend
James H. Echols, Plaintiff
AGAINST
John Iewell,n, Jacob Rumbough William u.
Jones aud " William Fairs, Defendants,
This cause came on tins day 10 be heard on the %
ug,nal and amended bills OF the defendants
John l,ewcn, jacob Rumbouch William II. Jones
and William Fairs, and the subpoena dated the 9Th Of
June. 1887. which appears 10 have been duly exccut.
ed aud examinations ol witnesses, aud was argued by
counsel On consideration whereof The court doth
soners oil this court do take account of the pto-
perry acquired by the defendant John i.cwellin by
virtue oi his ,ntctmattIagc with the plaintiff Sarah
s Le"elln, and the value thereof, the time was
received, aud what has become OF the same, aud also
an account OF all the property owned b, the defend
suit, aud the value thereof aud tho debts duo aud
owing by the SAID ohm Aud report the to the
court, with any matters specially stated, deemed per
tncnt. by himself, or required by the parties 10 be
so stated and on motion o the plaintiff by counsel,
ioi further pcndentc Aie allowance, the doth
adludgc, order aud decree, that the defendant John
bcwen do pay 10 the plaintiff, Tor the present, the
sum OF forty dollars
Copy-Tcstc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
WDOING TIE. BANK.

While the Democratic Address to the People Of
the u. States attempts to show that the L. s. Bank
IS useless fiscal agent otthe government Mr..
Woodbury. is actually compelled TO employ Mr.
BiddIe IN that capacity far evidence whereof see the
following article:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

~ lhefe has been destructive iire a, IIudson
w. - Sixty buildings were consumed Loss es-
anated at $500, 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

~ The Tobacco Crop III MARYLAND, this year
will, it is SAID, be complets flllurc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

NATCHES.-Fnc Matches for sale At
vi duced prices to close sales by direction Of the
owner Howell DAVIES.
August 10 IS II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large ss
w sortn,ent of elegant new publications, IN 4
various banches OF literature, VIZ: tnvers Amin
Kingdom; l.yel's aud Comstotk's Geology; IT,
La BeGhe's Geological MANUEL; Manual of Classi.=
al Literature SIsmoud's Fall OF the Roman Enlz
pire. Nlcbulr's Rome; Wheaton's lnernatioud
Law Hartford Conventions; Fisher on the Vine.
Mrs. Sigourney's Letters; Methodist Hymns al
PRAYER Books all Sizes and very fine; Wapefls
Novels, % Nos. Davy Dumps; Sketches IL
Pans; Egypt Arabia Pcrea aud the Holy Lam
Celestial Scenery of the Heavens by Thos. Die :
Abhotts Way to do Good; Young Mans and You :.
Lady's Library; Young Wlle's Book; fon,
iusbnnd's Book; Gen. McComb's Tactics; NJ
Barbauld's Lessons CarA's Commentaries ont
New Testament; Bingys Travels In Euror'
Cliniquc McdIcae, by Andral; bady Bessingto
Complete Works / Vol, &c. &c. together WI i
a very extensive assorments Of English. Greek, l. -
tin aud French School Books aud Stationary %,
every description, wholesale or retail, al low price
oar stock is now the most complete ever onerttf
in this Market, and we particularly invite the readn
community to call aud examine for themselves.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
May 3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
H. The inselmonts that have been called for inc udn
the above follows;

Rn'rs held in the Clerks ofte Hastings Court
OF lo corporation d L. nrhburg on the 9Th day Of Au
gust. lN'ia o. - ~ " "
A'll"" L. Lancaster, Plaintiff.
against
" l'mm Noung. Emanuel Bow ser W ifan Davis Samuel
Met orc mud Jnhni. VI, Dnne merchants aud anars tra
dug under thu firm and stye of McCorkle 4 Mcdaniel,
Jon Nler mud ltrnul Roberts merchants aud partners
ng under the srle md firm OF ,ierN Roberts, mud Plon
ront Libby, Defendants
The defendant William Young, having entered lis
l""ihnr' hni Eiveu soruriY, according 10 the act OF
Assembly md the Tuoa OF fhs court, mud appearing
hN satisfactory evidence. thnt he ritant
"nt ce on the first dry othr November aud
SNe, the ORIGINAL mud amended bills Of TIN plaintiff and hnf
copy oi tbs order be- fprtw It'll inserted IN ncwspnpar
published IN the oi Iynchbug for eight weeks
H"et mud posted at the front door oil the court house ofth
JAMES nENAGr, en-
Aug. ID. w3w
N1EGlNIh AT rules holdenin the Ce,ks Office of thu
Conn Cont Of Charlotte, the 9Th day orAngust, 1872
Jamos II. Dnpuy, Plaluln
McoJah Glenn and John u. Glenn, Defendants
In tnhNrERy.
The defendant Mcnlnh Glenn hhying entered hrs APP
pcnnncc according Ia The Act of Assembly aud T mixes OF
this Court nnd appearing by satisfactory evidence hint
he snut nhnhtanf OF this Commonwealth; On the
othe plaintiff hv counsel is ordered nHI the snf de
nnn do appear before the ot the sind Court tho
Courthouse, the first Monday November u ind
tho plaintiff bill aud give sccuity or performing the
decree ri tho md thu copy Of hin o'c he nseftcdn
newspaper published in the ~ i,nehburg for
'ghwoc sueecs,sry, aud posted al tl torf door of do
count house of the said county
WIVslow ROBINSON. c.
August Ia WV
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IL The Saratoga Sentinel estimates the mum
Der Of strangers atthose Springs at 5000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16
a Copy-Tcs,c.
ID. ROBES. GIN.

COMMENSURATE u
Bynchbutg, 18Th August, 1888.
Tho parties IN tins cause will take notice, that
have appointed THURSDAY, the fourth day OF October
next, 10 commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing order Of eoutt on which day they
gured TO attend my office, III this town, with lhcu
accounts, vouchers and copies OF count papers pre-
pared for examination aud settlement
JAMES BENAGII, &.
AupuSt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

Ndrdt Com. James Barron becomes the senior
oihcet OF the |. 5. Navy. by the death Of Com Ro-
sers-Thc Expedition, ii is SAID wall shortly SAIL
Com Hull, it is rumorcd, is about To take command
oil the SHIP OF the line OHIO, which Is to be dtcd gu,
Tor the Mediterranean.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

SHE Tor such character Can il be wondered At
that even the best OF officers should be scnstcl itb
'hc service Or Is 1t surprising that the Navy
should be rrapt!'-fhc Globe will find. before il
Is "one win 'h's controversy. that it missed the Ii
CURE when IT attacked this gallant branch Of the ma
hona' service They are not men to be put down
D. haid words, or by hard blows either
W 1t rs sa'dhat Ex Secretary Dieherson of the
navy Department Is at least IN dcuouuting
ms late colleagues as the Globe Is upon linn. We
shall doubtless have Development before long.