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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Whole Tickets ouiy 5S-Haves 50 5o--Quar-
tiers 81 25.
Apply at II. II. BOOKER'S
Loueiy Il Exchange Office,
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MELLSBURG cias,7

To be drawn AT Alexandra, 2srh of Decembst
The Drawing to be received at this Office on Tues
day. 3lst OF December. 1889.
GRAND SCHEME
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Virginia EeesGurg Lottery,

En- IA GLASS, No. 3, FOR 1888.
To be drawn al RICHMOND on Tuesday, Il
9th December. o. The drawing will be rece cn
ed at this office on Thursday, The Goth inst.
GRAND SCuHhE
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Blanks for sale here.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
NEXT AND LAST LOTTERIES FOR
1889.
$4,000
Rockers Lottery a Exchange OniCc,l
~ ''''I'N TIHVs ds DTdIhS'
.Etc.CN1s6rS0 EOfferv,

Class, No g. for 1889.
10 be drdton al Alexandria, Ia on Saturday Me2 ld
December o. The Drduine ,oH be received al
Ms Office on Tuesday PAN December, 1889
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07
PRoFEssloN as. pRAcrlc r.

Our democratic readers canuot faye
forgotten the circumstances, that the loco
locos were in an awful agony, last winter
respecting the removal of certain tories
fiom Office, by Gov. Kent, who open IN
vesligatioD, were found to be no better tlIan
they should be. Ii was counted by there
simon pHes, as an awful thing TO remo7e
a man from office, even though there were
good reasons for such course, or howcv-
er much better the office might be filed
by the individual appo;ntad. 1t seems to
have been heretofore, very small r.attae
to the tories, whether the Offices refe Z: :.
CO sly disposed of or not, so ,ong e. .hey
sec re:' them Z their own Ike e.. PR.
sans, an carried ont TO the Hest o..en;
their views Of -emocrati- usage, ~ 10
tie oictors, cling he sp9i's
Ihe poiicy lie wing state admnisra-
ton, of last ys-r, = entirely di a:aat
from this miserable system o. .'s.yo-;:ist-.
A liberal and enlightened course waa t.
ken. A. so far as cur know ed, . extends,
no per- was turned out of his station,
until better maa co,il -e found IN his
place. AID not the, Until The inculnt ent'e
term of Office ha4 expired. IN in some
| instances, decent loco focos were allowed
20 hold lucrative Offices during the year
without rnolestation. In proof Of this, We
refer the reader TO the Office Of Cler.. o
the Courts, AID Sheriff of this oour!y, to
gether with some others, equally impor
tant.
But notwithstanding this. liberality on thu
part of the wings, the cry of prescription
was raised by the loco foco presses, all owe
the State; and we doubt not many honest
well meaning democrats, were egregious!,
deceived thereby. And a grand decep
ltion, we confess it was-equalled only b
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07

thing IN their power--they had endeavore
to get him boarded in private families-t
keep him in their own-.but the nature q
his disease prevented. They had thel
offered to pay his expenses at Insane Hos
pitfalls in Massachusetts, but his case ha,
been of so long standing that he could no
be received He moved to Jay the motor
to reconsider on the table and hoped i
would sleep there.
MIR Ieyensaler said the gentleman.
course is not consistent with his former
professions Of regard for the "sacred righ
of petition"
EIr Vose said he was satisfied he was
wrong in opposing the appointment of a
committee. He would withdraw his motion
and bis objections, and demand an investi-
Cation
MIR Buxton then withdrew his motion TO
reconsider.
Petitions presented and referred inhab-
itants of Georgetown that all distinctions
to free passage of fish in Kennebec river
Libby ct ais Of Woolwich that the Legisla-
tnre may be requested to inquire whether
the Kennebec Dam Company has complied
with the acquisitions of their charter as to
the passage of fish--Danl Kendrick and
10 Others relative to license laws.
On motion Of Mr. Delesdcrnier the House
went into committee Of the whole on the
Resolves concerning the public money,
MIR ID. in the Chair
MI Hamlin moved that the Resolves be
reported to the House without amendment.
Mr. Otis OF, lialoweIl took the Aoor. He
SAID he had no particular objection 10 the
iifst aud second resolutions, leaving ont the
preamble. With regard to the doctrine of
instructions, it viii be time to discard it
when It's advocates make their practice
conform TO their theory. At present it
seems 10 be like rotation in Office" ycrv
convenient to urge upon Others, but not so
convenient to practice ourselves. The last
resolution seems, intended to Iaud the Young
democracy of Reuel Williams. This is
almost enough to call up the ghost of black
cockade federalism to claim its Gavorite
son. But there is no need for the ghost to
ppear--forits favoritc son is engaged in
carrying into effect the worst principles OF
alien and sedtion law times, by laborine
for the increase ofExecutiye patronage and
the concentration Of power in the hands oil
the government. But, Mr. o. said, White
wash him as you may, Reuel Williams vii
still be federaist.
Mir O.nrged thai the sub treasury scheme
IS anti-republican in all It's Tendencies. i
will go TO give the administration the none,
power, thai power which is higher than al
powers.
Refore Mr. Ole had copnl,Jod or, ,,ot;o,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07
CONGRESS.

IL SENATE, Jan. 90 Mr. Ben.os rresen-
ted a memorial from the distinguished lady,
kmer.ca sesrucci, praying that Con
gross you'd admit her to the rights of cit
izcushi?, and confer upos her a grant Of
land Much interest was excited, in the
Genate, in behalf of the fair petitioner, for
whom, without doubt, 5vcry thing will be
done, that can be consttionally. The
nau.aricl was .efarre to the committee on
,ae ~cdicisrT and the ublic Lands.
cme die n-eion vas Ind on Mr. Ben
ons motion for loay3 to introduce bill
,or repeal ofdut3 CT salt hir Williams ex-
pr ossed a wish th.t le1ve r1ant be granted
an hat th1 senate WcutG also consider.
he e.-pedie cyof- 5pe-iing The tax On BREAD
a.ul.s, on coal. sugar and ...oissses, &c, he
aid not see why N-r. Benton, should have
s;rgl ID OFT the article salt and been SO
anxious for its repeal. Mr. B replied, and
the debate was continued by Messrs Bu-
chanan, Davis and Rugglos--the last of
whom, has the floor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07

the lmpudence, and unbounded assurance
OF those who started the humbug, and who
are now reaping the benefits, in the shape
of Registers, Commissioners, and Sherifss
berths, sc. &c.
But now let US turn to Gov. Fairfield's
manoevering, and examine into his profess
s'ons, and see how hlspractice corresponds.
In his message we find the following re-
inarkable language, viz:-"The human
mind is not SO constituted as to insure una
nmity of opinion upon any subject. tits
no more to be expected that men shou Id
think alike, than that they should look or
act alike. While therefore, each is tena-
cious of his own freedom of tho't and opin
ion, let that freedom be enjoyed with all
that charitableness towards those who Gif-
fer from him, which sense of Justice and
enlightened federation would seem to re-
quire. The spirit of charitableness and
courtesy, it appears to me, is in no wise
incompatible with the most ardent attach
ment TO ones principles and party
One would have supposed, from language
like the above, that Gov. Fairfield was
about to pursue liberal and independent
course, and that he would, at least, have.
suffered some of Gov. Kent's faithful Off
GERS, TO serve out the usual term of office.
But how does Gov. Fairfield carry out
The Spirit Of ChayitaJieness and Comtesy"1
Why as amatter ofcourse, by REMOVING
from Office, iastantcr, every wing, where.
The iarring elements Of party strife, could
admit of an agreement upon some tried
friend TO ill the cy!-And this We
suppose he Of course looks upon, as Gin
no wise incompatible with the most ar
dent attachment to ones principles and
party"
Principles and Party 'l-wllat does the
man mean' And again he speaks of cen
hghfened tcleralioa!" and "frcedom of Mo't
and opinion" Any man of even ordinary
understanding using snch language in
public. manner and al the same time pur-
snng such a course of consumate partial
lily, and prescription, as has this same Cen
lightehed" Gov. Fairf cld must have most
curious and exalted notions of the cons,i-
tuition of sihe human mind +"
/, We suppose Gov. Fairfield's liberaity.
amounts TO about t9e came, Nth that of
worthy lehman. We CASA he I'D tell
Of The Oh gentleman, i appears got
posses on of two apples --one cry large
! and Of excelleni favor, ID the other rather
IN ordinary affair, whereupon with won
Gerfal generosity, he says to his better
ha -".sere vifa,:0h, gonr choicc-oHLY
II EEP THIS ONE --taserving to him
self :he finest olal Sach, &c apprelend
/ Is tac freedom ofthought a opinion, .
reco ni.ed by Gov Fairfield az his party.
i}hsn hypocrisy was inditing ar,l sending
tor,li, these excellent sentiments, so po-
eiicafiy fine upon paper, t'-,fa can be no
question, if we my jajse by Subsequent
practice, that he was De er.nined in his
hcaf. - remove f.om Office every man,
whose ''ihoAghts and opinions did moi pre-
cisely correspond with bis own!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07
THE TELEGRAPH.
BATH Me-
THURSDAY MoRNINc. Frr. :.
WING STATE COYyrNTgo,I

WIG STATE CONVENTION.
4 CoNvENTIoN to be composed Of tie VIII
Members of the l.egislature, and all otle Wins
throughout the state who may see fit to mic
with them, WI be holden at AUGUarA, on We (
nesday the thirteenth day of February next at lso
o'clock T Nj, iol rhe purpose of uonaaliny ai.-
dtdate for Governor, TO be supported Il. HE ensuing
election
Per order of the Wing members Of the ! e2islJ-
tuFe' 1anuary 1880,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07

FIRE. A two story house belonging to
Mr.. Forsaith, in Ellsworth, occupied by
two families, was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night, last week. $1,000 insured.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07

Charles G. Wilcox, Esq, Chief Clerk,
in the office Of Commissary Of Subsistence,
at Washington, expired suddenly, on the
Goth ult, while on visit to a friend.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07

A destructive fire occurred at Elizabeth
City, N. c., January Goth, by which all
the buildings between Market and North
Streets, excepting the National Hotel,
we're destroyed
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07

Mr. Dumont called up the steam Bill
again. On motion of Mr. Emery the yeas
and nays were ordered on the adoption of
the amendment making private property
liable.
Mr. Emery moved to lay il on tho table
in order to propose an amendment MIR
Dumont opposed the mo,ion--lost z to II.
The question then came up on the a.
mendment, which was rejected.
The question was then on the engross-
ment of the bill, which was ordered 10 be
taken by yeas aud nays. The yeas and
nays were as before. only reversed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-07

UFaDA UT ~
On motion OF MIR Harvey of Glenburn,
ordered, That the Committee on State
Lands inquire into the eypediency of ex-
empting by law from attachment fifty acres
of land, provided any person shall purchase
the same of the State, and actually settle
and remain a settler on the same.
Passed to be engrossed--Bils addition
al regulating jurisdiction Of Courts of Pro
bate
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Or. S Sofep y eapierre's
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