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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

=, hers Fsca scheme will lss iavos with ner,het Of tho
two ggea, paresbut that it will bs supported by Mr..
Calhoun and his followers
see that ~ of the IL Loco Focos 10 tho Senate Of
Io,ossso No determined. by tho iouleat Wsans to de
icst ME election of u. ). Senators this winter. Their
tactous COURSE howevef excite the transportation
ot the rightjudging Of their own patty; and re
gard AZ the death blow Loco Focoism that patr
otto and independent Commonwealth. kmca guilty Of
such niacon Of their Solemn duties sustained by
tina people, thu Republic cannot hug enduseand what
is more, II would vol be worth preserving II is pre-
cscly suc facfionsa a. these who have all ages IA
vsd the way dcspotsm, w exhibiting the iacficcncy
Of oil other means curb and scsn their diso suiIng
principles.
The Odd Fellacs of,his city dedicated their and
splendid Hail. situated nearly opposite 'hs. ssaaasst Of
the city, the Exchange. yesterday Tho proccssio1 was
very long and the banners and rcrsa were exceedingly
rich and beautiful An excellent Address, lprciaced by
prayer from the Rev Mr. Swccny, anddcghtiu, music }
delivered al 81. Jamcs's Church. by the Rev. d. T.
prayer by tho Rev. +. l.. b. Shaver, Of Lynehburg
Tho procession then marched the Hail. and solemnly
dedicated II to tho services for which WAS bult-thc
Rev DIR. McCabc delivering eloquent Dcdicatory
Address At o'clock. the fraternity partook of mag
niccnt SuppSr ION the Temperance plan at tho FIX
change four long ,abcs being crowded witt. guests. and
loaded with all the dccacies Of tho season. lei, the
supper at an carly hour but hear that many speeches.
sparkling with wit and sentiment, were delivered.
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singular degree Of SKILL alen, aud enegye became va
cant some SIX weeks since by the death Of the late
bent. DIR. Nelson Among forty applicants for the
vacancy including several gentlemen Of known and tried
ability, was the young nephew Of the President above
alluded to, gentleman Of amiable disposition as repor,
says but Of mo very remarkable qualifications either
ural or acquired
The Post Master General was Of course notified that
Mr. Tyler must be appointed Yielding the necessity
ot the case MIR. Wickle nevertheless found neans Of
relieving himself from the entire responsibility Of appoint
ing an Inefficient agent on important route lie has
divided the route into two sections The most aruous
has been bestowed Mr.. Alexander, who il probably
10 do all the work, while the less important with
the same salary, given to the Presidents nephew.
Those appointments have been made within few
days, and has been suffered for some
weeks in this most important route-ihe public interest
during that period being entirely dsregaed in order
make arrangements for giving handsome position 10 this
young gentleman.
1.-The instance just cited is not the only one in which
the Post Office Department has been rendered tho mcd
UNI. under the present administration, for rewardng the
personal friends OF the President. A new Office alb
solutely created for of Duff Grccn-a youth Of
nineteen. raw from College, who was sent some short
time since with handsome salary aud expenses paid, To
endeavor to collect desperate debts due " the Post Office
Department in Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas, and
which have oiled the exertons Of the District Aornies
Mail contractors and special agents Of those States for
the last fifteen years
81 might enumcrato many other similar instances.
have given enough, however, To prove the existence Of
the evil to which have auded-and the subject is far
from agreeable"
1t is proper to remark that the of Duff Green is
relative to the President and however Objectionable n
itself his appointment may be, therefore not embraced
in the category but the wor might have added o,hcrsso
his listamong them Mr. Miller the Presidents brother
inlaw. postmaster at Columbus. Ohio, and Mr. Cooper
the father law of one of the Presidents sons military
store keeper at Frankfort. Pa A President should he
particularly careful in the selection of his agents. to
avoid the imputaton which multitude of such appoint,
naturally provoke No objection ought to be made
to the appointment of the Presidents the stations
which they respectfully fill. because they necessarily
great extent members of his household and are in
degree his confidential agents. But that reason
does not apply to many other Of the foregoing appoint
ments Who, for instance supposcs Mr.. Cooper would
have received appointment, but for the relation
which he bears to the Presidents son! lie NAV
sing the old song.
1t is a good thing to be father -n-law
''ro thrcc-taled ba.haw."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

VIRGINIA. to wit At rules holden in the Clerk, Onre
Of the county court of Charlotte the It'll day Of Deem
Der, 1871
Jordan w Beasey, guardian Of Mary Jane Beasry,
Plaintiff,
against
Mary Jane Bcasley infant under the are OF and
twenty years. by John Beascy assigned her for the
special purpose of defending this suit, A.sy High and
others, Defendants.
The defendant Alssy High, having entered his ap-
peance according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not nhaban OF this Commonwealth II is ordered that the
said defendant do appear before the justices Of the said
at the courthouse Of the said county the first Monday
February and enter his appearance and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order be inserted in
newspaper published the Of Iynchbrg
months succevely and posted the front door Of the
house OF said county. Copy-Tsstc,
WINSIOW ROBINSON, G..
Dec. 90 WIN
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TRUST N.ILE.

ID RSUAN'T to the provisions of a Dqado Trust
executed to the sulsc rbers, by John Rcvcly. bear
ing date the Sd day OF December Is4l and of record in
the county court Of CampbeA loE certain purposes in
said deed expressed, will be sold, on Thursday the 9th
day Of .jannaJy 1872 the following property. to wit :
One Man. Arthur. about2 years Of age SIX Fca
iher Beds Bedstcads and Furniture one ardrobe one
SECRETARY doz. Chairs 4 Cows 2 Horses one
Side Board; Bureau of Tables together with sun
dry Dishes Plates. Cups and Saucers. &c. and oil the
Kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils &c.
The sale will take place u the residence Of said Revo
IT,.
Ierms-Cash.
The ttletothe above propeyis supposed be unqucs
tionable. but acting as trustees, the undersigned will
only convey such title they have by vnnc OF the said
Trust Deed. and none other.
HENRY LAZENBURY, D r.
DAELD r. EDlEi, i'"S'eos'
Dec. 20 t6J
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CHEAP A:lDSSVDS.

nUR ENTIRE STOCK of new FALL AND
~ WINTER GOODS has come to hand and
we are selling them off at lLprqtA Ali penons in
want of GOODS, goodisarns, are respectfully in
ved to give CALL are fully determined 70 offor
them great inducements to buy Of m. Call and see us
J. J. PCRNIS & DUFFEk
NOV, ID 4wif
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CLASSICAL. ENGLISH AND MATTE
NAUTICAL SCHOOL.

ME. next session Of my School will commence on
i Monday. the 3rd of January next and terminate on
ton is very comprehensive, and unes the advantages of
modern discoveries and improvements with the strctness
of the ancient method. Every pupil will be considered
engaged from the day of entrance the end Of tina
session. unless otherwise specified Tuition fees the
same as heretofore. JNO. CARY.
Dec. 20 w2wif
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DissOlll

NHE. copartnership of Henry Stevens & Son expired
Il on the LIST day Of November All those indebted TO
said concern requested tomake payment to Henry
Stevens as speedily as possible they are despus Of
winding up their business Those having claims against
said concern are requested to Rreaent them II. l. Ste
vens for payment. HENRY STEVENS,
HENRY l. STEVENS,
Bedford Co., Dec 6 w3w
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tust SuIe Oh btclAl b.Stutes
DY virtue Of Two deeds OF executed to usby Tho
ID late Major Isaac Otey IN HIS lf' tne, which ave
of record in the County Court Of Compbel te one boas
ing date the 3Oth day Of August 1881 and the othss
on the ih day of June 1893 shall .on the SIS, day
Of Deccmb,r 1871 heilc the Frt door Of the Franklip
Hotel in the Of l,,nelburg. expose Ia sale, ~
way e public aucon thai very valuable. and highly inn
proved landed estate. called Sandusky. situated in tho
County Of Campbell. few milcs tluSe tho t.wn u
lyne lhug aud containing about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OT kAR%
more ~ lrssit being the same Oh which the said Ory
resided the time olhs deaihIlo cpntiguity of this
estate to iynchburg. its handsome and extensive build
dnes aholhcr advantages, rndcri well worthy the AZ
tcn,op Of capitalists.
TERMS or &lLE.--Ahhough the tcrns Of tho
rd aforesaid authorize sale Gr cash. the creditor Tor
whose benefit iln sale will be made, with view TO Oh
tain the fal value of the property has consented to sale
upon credit and the propcrt aforesaid will accordingly
be sold credit six and cv months Coz equal p
,ons Of the purchase money. the purchaser giving hds
with approved personal security, and deed Of trust
the property itself to ilc payment thereof Act
I'M as Trustees we will convey such title only ves
ted in ,ls by the deed Aforesaid
AIR. Robert B +. Oey. Qhc executor of Maj. Otev
who resides the premises.) will show Las yoyszty y
any l.ssous DESTROYS Of sanapng ii, s.
TIiOS. \. ltOICOMpE, . 49,,
{. DABNEN,
Nav % bN3l m
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o. Our collector, Mr. Thomas Dillard will wait up
onpersons indebted to this office, in this and the adjoining
counties, and we hope will find them prepared general
ly tn liquidate their respective balances,
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d. The Madisonian boasts that 1.-THE means of his
(printng) office furnished solely BY the proprietor
who did not even resort 10 Bank for loan nor are
his presses mortgagcd." They ,rcre, however, NOR,
gagged, 1t Is said some eighteen months ago, and editor
saved from suspension by the charitable contributions
Of the Wing party, upon which the NIadsonian, in ml
tatIon Of higher delnuent.thc shadow following the
sun,-has since ungra'euly turned its batteries For
,unatey its guns are of small cabre and can do but
little mischief.
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The Mechanics Sav ings Bank.

u ssN NHSNWMNNdNS SasVIUSS 1Dsu11Me
EIVHIS INSEEvU7fON will receive on deposit all
Z sumsof money current in Virginia, if not less in a
mount than five dollars, and will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary bind
ing fully all the Stock Funds and Property OF the In
stI'uton Tor the payment thereof when demanded upon
ten days notice. with interest thereon from the date there
Of at the rate of three per centum per annm for such as
may be demanded within four MONTHS and four PEI cen
um per annum upon such shall have remained four
and not exceeding six MONTHS and five per osntum per
annum for longer period than six months.
AMNQN HANCOCK, President.
RAUL G. BOWLES. Secretary,
HENRY B. RICHARDS, Treasurer,
DIRECTORS.
JoHr =. S"hcx+EEoRB, CHARLES PHELPS.
AUG. LEErwIcH, JOHN H. Tynr..
Dawn r. HEEsE, SAML. w SakLros.
PLEASANT LACEY, JOHN K,NsrER.
Nov. % iflm-wt2QN
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WILL SELL, VA Thursday, the 23d instant, 4 or
8 likely Boys. from l2 10 II years old
Also, TWO ON HtRFE HORSES. ono a ST.
PERloR SADDLE HORSE,
N, TALBOT, Auc,
Dec 20 2,
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Co The Select Committee on Finance, in Congress.
to which has been referred the Presidents Fscaity
is composed of the following genemen-Mess Cusl-
ing, Wise, Gilmer, Profit, Irwin Cryler men, Roose-
welt and Mckay Q.ocos,) and Kennedy and G. Davis
CWhigs) The Nadsonian to fear that some
slnste designs concealed beneath the surface because
the Speaker has selected many ofhc especial friends
Of the President to consider and mature his scheme
And yet such course is in accordance with Paramcn-
tary usage. and was certainly eminently proper this
occasion. If a majority of ''ultra Wings had been
placed the committee, il would have been attributed
to purpose to "head Captain Tyler" We shall look,
with great eagerness for the report of this committee
The 'rise Of Gotham" will certainly be able to
mature a scheme which will not prove impractcabte
At all events, VIC glad it is in their hands.
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o. President Tylers fiscal scheme may not be safe,
proper one, but do not see with what grace it can
be opposed by the old Jackson party Gen jackson. in
one Of his Messages expressed his opinion in favor of the
the organization of Bank as "a branch Of the Treasury
department based on the public individual deposites,
withou power to make loans purchase property, ~
and allowing its officers to sell bills of exchange
"Prvaie individuals at a moderate premium In 1887
FIX Secretary Woodbury.. too, in of his Reports
Congress, recommended similar plan The Madison
an very ap,y suggests that Nh Woodbury. shall now
reply to Mr.. Benton!
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

VuNllE next session, at this institution, will commence
Il on Monday, the Sd Of January next, aud close the
LIST Of July. The usual English, Classical and Mai.-
NAUTICAL branches. will be taught which will prepare
young for any College in the State Also
Book keeping and Practical Surveying will receive par
ticular attention.
TER NS.-l'oard 81 per month Tuition in IAN
guagcs and Mathematics, 49, andu English. 81 pr month
Books will be furnished at cost All charges viii b.
made from the time ofenirancc the end Of the session
except in cases Of proracted sickness.
A. =. CAMPBELL, Principal
Dec. 90 x1,,,
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Nj A lS Kl.AGE 4.

Married, Tuesday evening" the l4tl last, by the
Rev. John Early, RoPERr NJ. BRowN, Esq, to Miss
SARAH Ass. daughter Of John Whitehead. fr4, all
Of Amherst
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Temperance .Neetmg.-'Thc friends of Temperance
will hold meeting this ereang, at candle light, in
the Methodist f.. Church Several Addresses will be
delivered. Go, all that can and join the Cold Water
Pledge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

cj IN the Senate, the Standing Committees arc
y the same as last session. whthc exception of the Fl
nance Committee, of which last session. Mr. Clay
Chalrman-Nlr Evans of Maine, is now tho Chairman.
Mr. Clay, ii is presumed, declined continue occupy
that position at the present session of Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

Ed,cation Conre',tioa.-We publish the 4th page,
the closing proceedings of the Education Convention,
and the reports Common Schools and the University
which adopted at that Convention.
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o. 1t will be seen by the Congressional proceedings
that the Senate has elected the Rev. Septimus fusion
apd The House Of Representatives the Rev. John n Maj
fit, tAeis Chaplains.
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LAND IOiI RENT AND AYES TOIs
HIRE.
I AN dcsirous of renting out. for the ensuing year
1 my PLANTATION, on which formerly resided
situated in the county Of Amherst near l.ynclbYrg.
also wish to hug OUT srvcral valuable SLAVES.
amongst thria excellent Black Smith. and n pretty
good rough Carpenter. {. DABNEN.
Dec. 10 II
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SUIvEON'S
Lottery and Exchange Office.

~ Wv
LOlict'y and Exchange Office.
A TTlilS OFFICE, in Lynchburg. Va. offered
"A tho following schemes.
Read tho Schemes below and SEQ the way to Ir,uus
Tickets in all otteres, under the management Of J,
g. Gregory Co., for sale in packages ofwhoes havoA
or quaries-singe. whole or shares of tickets Plcaes
address WIN. Nj SUTTON, I.ynchburg
O,. Drawings sent Immediately upon .hs.r reception
here to all who order,
JIRGLNLa HELLSBURG LOTTERY. Class,
81 10 he drarn at Petersburg on u cdnesd0y
the 22nd Of December, and restltre-
ceired on the 21A..
Prize Of so 0o0-l of ,000-i of l-300--tof
l,l6i-l@ot ,Q00-25of 200--i0 Of Sc
GO Of l0C-&c.. &c,
~ Nos.--li lalots
Tickets "a shares in proportion.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, 0sss.
a, obo'a many Prizes Blanks One fri,
ofthe Prizes ,riu hare either three t,co ofMs
dram numbers =
l5DRAWN BALLOTS OUT OF IS!
of $30,000-l00 1000 .0oa--5, G00-3 ,00l--
2.sl0--2, 20oo--l ,75o-l .600--i 500.
i 400 ,300-l .250-l ,20s-50 prizsA-
of ,000--50of 300-sJ Of 22o-!0 Of
200--G0 of LOCO of l50--60 ofl20--G0 Of
loose. Sc.
Tickets $40; halves 8 ; quarters 2 80.
THsGLNL1 .MO.NO.NG.aLLl. il, to. Il. sy.e~ Il.
Richmond on Friday the 24h Of Dscss,tcr. andre
sM received o., the 9th 0f December.
Capital Prize Sl2, 0OQ..
prize Of 5,000-- of 3. 000-l OF 0OO-l of 4 3etA-
40 Of IU--20 Of 500 $50 OF 2OO-l25 oflpO.
rs Nos7-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets "a !. halves 2 qlar,e-,sk.
Drawn Nos in WellsLuy LOTTERY, Class 70.
20 10 IL 63 20 is SO s.. 80 y IA 50 AZ 4
Monongalia, 40. 49,
90 40 40 z So 81 81 50 : 81. % ~.
Mononsaa, O.
60 40 u 9la 81 Is p to- II - f5
The paylie will observe tia. Lhsxe dealt on, pr;ns
lately With IN erfroraggnf hand. and as the wear Il
nrais snded, fProPose distributing upnsus naa.hes
All desiring loose change for Christmas U.pdsys r;,t
apply EARLY at SUT'fON'S OFFICE. -
After ih7 week. doors below ,hs I.ss VI
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o. We commence publishing. this morning, the cor
respondence between Mr.. Stevenson and the Britis
Government.
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Il absent from House hen the vote wa, taken No,
anticipating that would be decided at early hour
~
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A Difference Of Opinion-Whe the Globe denoun-
ces the doctrines laid down in that portion of the Pres
dents Message which relates to controversy with
Great Britain, and which it ascrbes to Mr. Webster,
whom it charges with being brbed bctray his country,
other Loco Foco papers speak different language The
Enquirer, for example, has yet not smet the treason.
The n Y Standard (abid Loco says the preensions of
Great Britain care opposed with becoming spirit, as
wholly nadmissble' The n. Y. Era, (still more IA
bd says. the views of the Message condemned by the
Globe traitorous ''strkc us exceedingly proper
pertinent and patriotic" When Doctors of the same
school differ, who shall decide?
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.v'O Y'ICE.

.V'DTICE.
10y virtue ola deed OF trust executed To the subscri-
ID Der by William Hail. Scnr., on the 18th day Of
January 1910, and duly recorded in the Clerks office
due Thompson Robertson shall, Friday. tho 3 st
day Of the p"scn, month Dcccmbcr nj the residence Of
said Hall. in said county proceed tn l 10 tr hghe,,
bidder for cash, tho property conveyed u, v, BY said
Mz@ s, fr:f f;'1 cHTF; +! @EEDE
HOGS. one HORSE and WITT
ALL one BAY MARE and their A>~A
increase three Feather Beds and Furniture Stcads and
Cords; Gig and Harness; large md two small
Tables; Cupboard and all its conienis one Walnut
Desk; ono Book Press and one Writing Desk
JACOB 4. COLES.
THOMPSON ROBERTSON,
Trustees.
Dec, 90 ~
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oo- The Philadelphia National Gazette. the Boston,
Atlas, and the New York Courier and Enquirer, Uhe
two latter of which have been decided in their oppos
ton to President Tylcrs veocs,) disposed adopt
his Fiscal scheme.
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was again taken up on Tuesday when, as YOU will OBJ
serve by the papers, it rejected-nearly all the
Loco focos voting against, and the Wing with equal
unanmity, in its favor.
II there be no backing ont, therefore, on the part of
those who have taken this bold ground | consider the
vote as equivalent to designation of the LIST of January
next as the day Of resumption. But am very sure that
many who voted against did SO alone under the force
of party discipline. and with many mispivipgs and
apprchensions Indeed, Mr.. IIolleman stated in the
course Of the second days debate that if the mischief
predicted should result the Legislature being in session
the LIST or January could in few hours ares, them
But he forgot that the money changers not quite
so stupid az to unmask their game at so early date
Mo- they will wait until the Legislature adjours be,e
they vi" come down upon the Banks with their boarded
notes in one hand and this l2 per law in the other
Tlen the Banks will sink under its opt ration unless an
extra session of the Legislature shall BE- called IN
them from the fangs of these greedy vutures 1t is for
the people to say whether they are SO eager for sp,ee pn
nents Cat best ideal good where the solyency Of the
Banks is unquesonabc) as to encounter the hazard of
these evils-hc prostraon of these in.litu ons-the
paralysis Of public cred-,he pressure upon the debtor
class-the loss to the Commonwealth by the dcprecia
ton IN the value of its stock and in the cessation of its
dvhends-the increase of taxes rendered thereby me-
cesay be paid by the people while their produce and
their property daily sinks in valuewe say is for the
people to say whether they will encounter the possible
y ofal these evils merely that the Banks may pay spe
Gle tor their notes 10 few Northern brokers' W no alone
VIII probably demand it, If they arc, the which de-
crees 1t ought to be entitled ian act for the prosiaai
ton OF the Banks of Virginia, and the of her people,
for the benefit of Northern shavers'
We have notmach Of interest from Washington A
letter from distinguished member of Congress- reserved
in this city last night, expresses the opinion that Mr.