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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
"Take care of the cents and the Dollars
will take care Of themselves.
HEpsrv
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.4PXT.4L $4,000,

WILL receive Deposiles Of all money current, il
w the State, and issue certificates binding full
and ehectually all the property and funds Of the In
stiluion, Tor the payment thereof, within ten day
notice. with interest thereon, from time Of deposit
M pad; al the rate al per cenium per annum, 70
all sums which shall have been on deposile for es
than one year; and % per- cent. per aunum, Tor al
suns which shall remain over one year
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday al half past eight o'clock p. NJ .
at the office over the store of Mr.. A. Gdnnaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. Renwick
{. Mclvci, Henry j. Brown,
Jno. kinnier, Tho's. o. AGREE,
-. Sainons c. Phelps.
Tdcn Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry M. Didlake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer
). w Dudley Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT ILLUSTRA.
TED.

The appointment OF Members Of Congress to
honorable and lucrative Offices, in direct violation
Of the principles upon which General Jackson came
into Office, is not the only way in which The Execu-
i've patronage has been made subseiv Went to party
purposes. pow CT OF appointment has been ex-
erted in IA remarkable manner towards Pennsy Iva
MIA.
Pennsylvania one of the first States which
gave support General Jacksonville had her vote
IN S2l. when New York. under the isduence of Mr..
Van Buren,, opposed his clecsion, and when his
professions were Jidicued in tho Albany Argus, The
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.NEDEG.fE COLLEGE,,
In Richmond, yir.inia.

yENHE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
d cal Department of Hampton Sydney College
al Richmond will commence Gu MONDAY, October
2lst, $780, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d. Professor Of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy
JNO. CULLEN NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of NJ edicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Professor OF
Ma,eria Medica and Therapeutics.
r. J.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. ID. Professor of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy.
The College lnftmary, attached to the College
Building, has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly num-
Der Of Interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-to
which the Student has access all hours.
The College lnffmary. together with The Aims
House. PenenIiary and Armory, (Which are under
the charse oftwo of the Proiessors) will afford the
Student an opportunity Of witnessing The various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The abundance
of materials for Anatomical purposes and the reduc cd
price III which they furnished will enable the Stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge of the Anato-
my of the human body, and the use of Surgical In
strumenis.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted into the
inHlhdfy, me fOItssOf oil surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important, Sur
gical operations upon the living subject and from
the increasing popularity of the lnfrmary, there is
to believe Iha, hereafter the Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel. lights, servants
attendance, &c can be obtained in this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised to state that a full Course OF
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quivalent TO one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsylvania jefferson Medical Col
lege ofPhiladeiphia; Medical College Of the Stale
of South Carolina; Trannsylvania University, Lex
ingion, Ky; University Of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dssect-
ing Rooms OF the College ON The frs, OF October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond. May 81 GIN
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NOTICE.

VNflE subscriber left, al Cumberland Court House,
Il on the 29rh August box about two feet long,
covered with blue paper, and labelled the top,
Mrs. William jerks, Lynchburg." The stage
driver omitted to put it on the snge-and on reach
ing Lynchburg, it was discovered that the box was
left behind, and has not since been forwarded. 1t is
app,ehended that the box put some other
stage and carriedto some unknown pace-lhis il,
therefore TO request Information from any person in
TO whose possession the box my have fallen. Direct
10 New London, care Of Col. q. Alexander.
ELIZABETH jerks.
Sept. 10 Is
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

I WILL give the above reward OF Fifty Dollars,
i for the apprehension and delivery 10 me, of my
servant ID II rFD,
man of color, seventeen yeats Old about . feet or
inches high, heavy built, OF light complexion,
bushy head-had on when he left homespun clo-
hing fur hat and some summer clothes. The
above re ward will be given if taken west OF the Blue
Ridge, aud secured in any Jail within this Common
wealth. aud information forwarded TO me or II taken
east Of the Blue Ridge will give reward OF Ten
Dollars, in addition paying all reasonable expen-
ses for the delivery ofsaId legro TO me IN tins coun-
w. fl left my premises NJ onday week. and III all
probability will aim 10 get to Ono
RICH'D HARVEY.
Campbell Courthouse, Sept. is
o. The Kanawta Gazette viii insert The lore
gong 3 weeks, and forward its account to tbs Oh
flee for payment
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In me meantime let II he remembered, thnt
tue gross expeaditufes of the Government ,os,
from THIRTEEN to FORTY MILLIONS Ia
lara -
Here Then ~ m oxcmpli6oaon of that "co,npr,
hensire scheme Of RrrnENcumrNr"wh VIII, h was held mn
rs bnll to catch The votes ri the people * Gull the
''e""oos. "asevef nation more grossly cheated
ana nun plugged than tins nation has been by those
now In power ~
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Delinquent stock for Sale.

WILL be sold on the Eth day at October next
w before the Auction Store Of Payne q Tur-
ner, in the town of Lynchbmg, Shares of Stock in
the Pntsylvania and Lynchbu,e Tarnpihc Company,
subscribed by Capt Rich'd. Perkins. to satisfy the
4, aud acquisitions OF the Company Of SO per
share on each reqnisition By orde, of the Board,
F.S. MILLER, Treasurer,
p. &. l.. Il. Comp.
Sen. 10 100
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Valuable Tavern and Farm
FOR SIZE.

TNHE subscriber will lease tor a term of five years
l. from the first OF January next, with permission
TO seed this fall, his
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NOTICE..

TNHE undersigned ready to receive wheat,
l. during the season, for which he viii pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that in every here wheat is sent TO the Mill,
and no price agreed upon, it is stored in the Mn
the risk of the planter long the price remains
unsettled, rs he is only MILLER and not an nsu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUND1.
Aug.8 is
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Drugs, .NedicilseS, Sc.

To gentleman acquainted with The business, or TO
n practical ApoIhecary. who wishes to engage in bu-
sness The present is excellent opportunity real
ize a handsome inc from small outlay of capital.
Judging from the business which has been done
within the last three months, when the subscriber
first CONNIE need together with an increasing de-
mand for articles in that line, he IS confident that
extensive business could be done bya person who
well acquainted with the business.
Terms will be liberal, If an immediate application
is made. &. V. LANlER.
Danville Sept. 10 ct
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lust received supply of Lamp Oil, price lower
y than usual. Also, the Patent Gas Light prepar-
ed aud sold at Ii. LATHAMS.
Sent 10 ts
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WHITE SULPHUR.

HAVE jus, received another supply Of Sui
phur water. directory for its and The
diseases to which it particularly applicable by DR..
Norman, Resident Physician AT the Springs, may
be had gratis, by aPplicationto
II. LATHAM, Druggist.
Sept. 10 Is
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THE subscriber having determined TO remove to
l. the country, is anxiousto dispose of bis EN-
TIRE STOCK OF
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FAMILY BACON.

HIVE Iot oil very nice Bacon Tor sale, cul and
l. cured expressly FOR Family use.
GEORGE T. WILLIAMS.
Sent.
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near as ] can ascertain, is, on an average, about
$3.50 900 or 81 Go, 600 year THIS distributed n
mong some Two ~ ihrec hundred Editors, Is an
engine of immense power. knowing as we do the
weakness OF poor human nature, can we wonder that
many Editors IN The United States should sup
port Administration IN all IFS measures. right or
wrong. that thus opens to them the food gates OF pa
troDagel 1t is lot The people, however, to Judge
what degree OF influence men who arc thus paid for
their support by the administration, are culnled 10.
The facts above stated are worthy tue serious con
siderallon Of the American people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16

Showing the number and compensation OF the
Clerks, &c. in The Custom Houses in New York
and Philadelphia, and IN the various departments
at Washington, in l925, aud also IN 1897 from
public documents.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28


At meeting South Con.uc;a,iono f T.;,eE6aIl
County, held in Plymouth Hollow on the l0th and
SOsh Of February 1882 the following resolutions were
considered and unanimously adopted, wig.
Resoissa That the Institutions Of Religion are the
Institutions OF God; and that all men, and esnec;av
Christians, are under obligation 70 God 4. contr;h,s
literally TO their support.
Resolved, That all church members ought tn helsn,
to their respective Ecclesiastical Societies. and Nm;
those who refuse to contribute TO the support of the
Gospel ON the ground that they do not belong to he
Society, are dscplnabe tor breach Of coueaGHt and
for the sin OF cOUeiOuSness
ResOtred That while in the support Of religious in
etuons the majoyity, in lawful acts, must rule; il s
nevertheless The duty Of church, as body and indi.
vdais. 10 study its highest peace and prosperity as Of
paramount importance.
Resoice Tina. the foregoing resolutions, signed by
The officers Of this Constellation, he forwarded TO the
religious newspapers OF this state tor publication; and
that the &c. eral churches connected with this body
be requested I'D have them read TO their respective
congregations. II. 4
FOsDIC HARRISON, Moderator.
EPHRAIM LYMAN, Scribe.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28
18th District.

A Wing Convention Of delegates from the several
"A towns in the Sixteenth Senatorial District will be
held at Truman Orion hotel in Woodbury., on Tues.
day the 5h dog Of March merit, at II o'clock A. NJ for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for Senator to
represent said district in the next General Assembly
is earnestly requested that every town should be
fully represented.
February q, 1889. 49,, -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28

Tuesday ballot took place, the time being consum-
ed in debate upon the merits Of the different cand-
dates. Mr.. Tyler was Withdrawn, and Messrs. Bald.
win and Gilmcr (whigs) taken up; but on Wednes-
day. when the balotings were renewed they did not
get as many votes as Mr.. Tyler had Six balIotings
took place, without efecting choice. Mr. Rives on
ballot had 70. Mr.. Mason 6s-the remainder scat
erng, there being some wings determined not to vote
for Mr.. Rves and some conservatives as determined
to vote for no one else.
Thursday Chapman Johnson-one Of the ablest and
purest and finest men in all the country-was offered
and at the last ballot he had 81 votes. Rves &C. and
Mason 73-neceesary to a choice 50. Thus whole
week has been expended in unavailng efforts TO effect
election. The opinion 10 now confidently express
ed BY letter writers chat no choice will be effected this
session. unless four or Eve more wings yield their pre-
ferences-which It is thought they viii not do. m
The N. Y. Express Of Tuesday says that on Satur.
day the ballongs were resumed and after several in
efIectual trials. all further attempts were abandoned
for the present session. by pospOning tho subject in
definitely. HE 8&
Michigan Sesafor-Each branch of the legislature
Of Michigan having presented different candidate
one John Biddle icon, the other Warner Wing docoI
they came together last week, ballOted six times,
and adjourned without effeciing choice. The fol-
Io,ving ahOIvs TIA etaaa Of hhe vote
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28

A MEETING of the Wings of Kent will be
"A held at Edwards hotel on Monday the
4th of March next, at 8 o'clock p. M. for the
purpose ofappointing delegates to the County
and District Conventions, and to make other
arrangements for the approaching election.
By order of the Toaon Committee
Kent. Feb. n, 1889. 81 G.5sr.ts.ilrG .9@',r't.se
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DIED

In Goshen, on the 9th l,lst Mr. Thomas GriswoId,
| aged rs.
In Mddletown, on the 22d inst. Rev. WILBUR FISK,
President Of the Wesleyan University in that place.
In Canton, illinois, Mr. Chester A. johnson, aged
"a, native OF Beihlem, Con.
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NOTICE..

A N adjourned Town Meeting will be held
IA at the Court House on Monday the 4th
of March next, nj o'clock p. N. for the pur-
pose of hearing the Report of the Committee
appointed at the annual meeting to investi-
gate the financial affairs Of the town, make
provision for meeting the current expenses Of
the town, and to do any other necessary bu-
sincss. BY order of the Selectmen.
OzIAs LEWIS, Chairman.
Litchfeld. Feb. %. 1920. I'm
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the owners Of lands thro'
H. which the road Of the " LitcljfeM and PHI
mouth Turnpike Company" is laid, that the
Company have assumed said road and intend
TO proceed to its construction as soon as the
season will allow.
The Directors Of said company would also.
notify its members that they have ordered
the pay ment to the Treasurer of said compa-
ny OF an instalnent of fifteen per cent on the
capital stock of said company, to be due on
the 10Th Of instant February.
They would also give further notice 10 all
whom it may concern. that they win meet at
the dwelling house of Dennis Smith, on tho
route fsaid road. on Tuesday the 9th day Of
March next, at 10 o'clock A. M. for the pur-
pose Of receiving proposals for the construc-
ton Of said road, either in sections of half a
mile each, or for the whole route, as shall best
suit those who wish to undertake the work.
In behalf Of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES NJ. rrERpoNT, President.
Litchfeld, Feb. l6. 1880. 49,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28
18TH District.

TIME Wings in the several Towns in the 18th Die
trct, are requested 10 meet in Convention, by
Delegates, on Monday, the 18th day of March next,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, at the Inn OF Moses Wells, al
Salisbury Centre, to nominate candidate for Sena.
tor. Il is requested that each Town may send four
Delegates. BIZ order of the Conniktee
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28

- ~N1sgS1DGBBU8G8Do
TREES. and CUTTINGS from
=. this Invaluable plant nav be
had Of the subscriber at N. York
prices. and warranted genuine-if
applied for soon. SAM'L CHURCH,
N. B. Contracts have already been made
in Delaware, Maryland, &c. for large GUAM
titles Of Multicaulis trees 10 be grown the CO.
ming season. at from 20 to % cents each.-
american Silk made from This plant has been
fully tested, by experienced and competent.
judges. and found to be equal If not superior,
whatever. =
W Fhe subscriber is now manufacturing,
ana has constantly for sale, an assortment Of
SERVINGS and TWIST, (vOrious colors,) made
from the M"lticaatis planted in Nav last. and
ploughed up in October. 8 80
BeLhLem, Feb %; 1859, 900
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Whig County Convention.

Il Litch6e!d are invited to appoint four Delegates
from each town TO meet in County Convention a,
Litchtield on Thursday the nhday Of March next,
Member Of Congress and Sheriff, to be supported at
the ensuing election.
BY order 81 he County Committee
Litchfield, Feb. 90, 1889. -s.0.saaas
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SKK.ARON.

THE Wings of Sharon are hereby reques-
Il ted 10 meet in the Town Hall on Monday
evening the 4th of March next, to appoint de-
legates TO attend the District and County
Conventions. q Per Order.
Sharon, Feb. %. tseg
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ATIvE which 10 astonishing Europe and America with
its mighty cures. For sale at the store Of -
kIIBoRN 6, Coz. BradIeuv;lle Conn
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18th DISTRICT.

TIME Wing Convention TO put in nomination can
didate 70 represent this District in the next Gen.
eral Assembly will be held at Shepards Tavern, in
New-Hartford, on Monday the 4th Of March next, at
ii o'clock in the forenoon. Each town is requested
to appoint at least eight delegates = eaes
By order Of he District ConmiHee.
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81 Collectors Notice.

THE subscriber gives notice to the resi-.
dents and non-residents Of the town Of
Cornwall, that he has received warrants to
collect a town tax of l-2 per cent on the
dollar ON assessment list of 1887, and state
tax of one cent on the dollar on assessment
list OF 1888; and that he will meet them ut
the store of P. g. F. Kellogg on Monday the
18th day Of March, 1889, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
and at the store of the Cornwall Bridge Iron
Company at o'clock P. M. Also at the store
Of John r. Harrison on the 18th day, at o
o'clock A. M. and at the store of the Cornwall
Iron Company at o'clock p M. to receive
said taxes. 4 8@
~. B. He would also give notice to those
who have neglected to pay the state tax on
assessment list of 1887, town tax on list of
1885, and highway tax on list of 1887, that he
shall expect toreceive said taxes at the above
mentioned times and places. All those who
neglect the above opportunity may expectto
pay such fees as the law allows.
Aingfe Pc JACOB ScovILI, 2D, Collector.
Cornwall, Feb. 16, 1880. *30
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28

DROWNING MEN CATCH AT sTKAwS."A
Mr.. Editor-Havine noticed an anemp. in the ad
dress of the Hartford Convention, Of " Charter Oak
memory, and likewise in the resolutions adopted at
the Convention of the 18th District 10 cast the odum
ofrefusing an appropriation to the Wesleyan Unver.
sity upon the Wing pary-and, having been pres.
ent while that subject under discussion before the
last Legislature, wish briefly 70 state that the most
violent Opposition that was made upon that floor 70
that appropriation was made by red hot Loco Foco
from Middlesex County, in which he went tho whole
figure against al colleges. academies, and aemna.
ries Of learning, down common schools; and also
that two thirds o. his constituents were Of the Mebo-
dist denomination and yet be said that not one halt
dozen would sustain him in voting any appropriation
to any such institution. His remarks were received
viii, The greatest appause by the locoa and they vo.
ted accordingly Coming as he did from ,ha vicinity
Of that institution. and protesting 10 represent such
body Of that denomination, his opinion pehaps infiu.
enced enough Of the wing party jon ne locos and
thus 60 against the appropriation Let US then hear
no more Of the whig pary attempting 10 defrand that
highly respectable body Of citizens, the MethOdsts
eis1 ti5. NC.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28
BENEFITS OF MODERN DEMOCRACY.

When General jackson came into Office, the CO.
vernment was administered at on expense Of abou:
thirteen millions year-since that time, the expen-
ses have Increased in nearly geome.rical progress
sion until they have reached to almost forty millions
year. Foryears previous to Jackson's administration
scarcely dollar was Lost by defaications Since
that time. some three or four millions have been lost,
We should think this was retrenchment and reform
with q vengeance-and such kind Of retrenchment
and reform stands out in bold relief on executive
Duties" REFORM.
There sa class Of men, at the present day, who as.
sumo to themselves the name Of democrats, and claim
that they constitute the democracy Of the county,
They labor with much ZEAL to prove that all who are
opposed to them federaliss and for the purpose Of
proving their claims to democracy. they assert that
the Wing party are oil fcderalists therefore, they are
all democrats. Why the Wing party are federalsts
they do not tell. unless it 10 because they are opposed
to the enormous proaeacy Of The general government
and because they are opposed to having the govern
ment officers daily running away with the peoples
money, or because they are opposed to having all
power placed in the hands Of the executive. These
modern federalloco-fo co-democrats. cannot name
single measure tha. has been brought forward by the
Wings, that is not truly .epublican. We know very
well what the answer will bet will be said that the
Wings want United States Bank, and that is fed
eral measure. All indeed, but how came this same
thing to be democratic measure in 1876? 1t 10 said
sprineipTes change, and it will not be denied
that the democratic party were then in favor Of a
bank, and in favor Of banks generally, and it was
deemed to be democratic measure.
Now, Mr. Printer, is not this about the honest truth?
set Of men, through the country. who are too lazy
earn living by honest industry, have Get themselves
up as politicians; and for the purpose of sustaining
their pretensions they utter the top of their lungs
the senseless cry offederaliem federalism and be-
cause somebody's great great! great!!! grand
father once said that the British constitution w,hsomc
alterations would he the best in the world therefore,
al! who are opposed to them are federulisrs q"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28

Virginia Senatorial Election.-The election to FIJI
the vacancy which win be occasioned on the 4,h of
March by Mr.. Rves' time expiring, was appointed to
take place on Friday week. There were three ballot.
mos IN that dav M Eolfosvs viz