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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24

One OF the tissues involved in the late election in
New York the Tar lac passed at the last s,ssond
It's Legislature, by the Locoico party, for the purrsed
ensurlnI the payment OF the interest On the STATE
debt; and another the pr,sccuiian Of the
enlargement of the t.r Canal, and the co1srru.
l'n Of the Erie Rail Eo;d at cost Of sma
twenty millions Of dollars. 10 lie added To thai debt
The Wings in favor Of increasn. the State d,b,
Tor these PURPOSES but yet. strangely enough. opprs,d
10 the aX-'rhe Iocos were in favor of the tax and
.anst any further l'ans And unnestIla5ly the latter
were right, IN the present condition Of the nn,ncy,d
world and the precarousn,ss Of State credit. And had
we been voter in New York. we should have been
compelled on these questions. to have voted for the L.
co Foco ticket, for State Officers and we have no doubt
many Wings did Ref, ming 10 ibis fact the Rch-
mond Enquirer has The following paragraph:
And suppose. it SHOULD be- in Virginia. as It has been
IN New York. Supp So. Tor the sake Of m>ing the Ia
ertst ON the State Debt and OF raising finds ,ahi lent
10 supply any deficiency in the Treasury. it may become
necessary Tor the Legislature to raise the taxes
have n, apprehension. thai the Republican lary
would shnnh from The duty. bnt waul MARI
loar"s1y up to the breach, viii the Wings Of VIZ
elnia iiniialr h seo, New York! Win they dolce tie
question, and refuse their co"lrratiun IN order that ;my
may nrNt Spring, make it an issue AT the polls? Fl
ther own credit sake and ,r ine character of our TATE
we sincerely hope they will rise above the Wings Of New
York"
We have MT qlita. 81 mrca confidence as the FL
l"",. "'' :" '"c "e'fe I'll 'ne Loco loco MAORI
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24

touched be- flels garden null Is she did with s'rcA
Iie instant se.rsfciycd her dtal chill. the Old afuie
shot her ~ The temple and Killed her sone dead on TIC
SPOT The ioary nanac las be- is now accounted) shot
the father also when he ne, ani e Is pTsun
10 answsr Tor The HIRE murders.
TIE Galveston Tunes of the 2nd instant relates in
sance Of remarkable escape from Impending death III the
cas-, ri Captain B5Ylau, (ui tie III iaed steamer Al"r-
chant Capt. \. Bonnet, Captain \. Hprr, and Ma
lheu saru wio Wrfr lately UPSET smll buai III Gal
yesion, and, alter cH2ing 10 The keel VI toe ba Tor
twenf, four hours We're prJsiden,ally rescued IN Calves
ton Bsy having dri!,d with line tide IRON the open gull
acrss pefious breakers o Galveston bar during Sc
we're storm III the middle Of The night
4 Forgcr .l,1esieI-A pos,scrip,inlhe Stanford Con
nccticu dsocale t the M SAYS that f.sn iu5lice has
been frseI and Is now Fairfield Jall 10 await his trial
Tor iDrIery lie was oi the most respected c1ns o
Greeuwic a iusInbcr OF the church. and POSSESSED
Of property worth SO 900. aud previous Ia the discovery
he HE last mab upon whbn suspicion could rest
The Of frauds IS estimated AT sjDOb. aud falls
in part on the Seventh Wand l,aua, New York. One
broker in Wall is said hold 81 900 o, forged
notes.
Il Siram Frigaic.-t steam lrigate. built by an 4
Incrcan, was launched at Conslnlmople, on the 9Th
Sept the presence If the Sovereign his ministers
the GreI n aujassalor4. &r.. and n1uc1 Fser Ded.d
..tw work. Her machinery (Which is Igah, } lo
..a# a.eH "aifng lor her.
IN g. = bacon Strong Of Stamford, (f.aeland
died wor.lo ~ 'sof S.o1.9JJ, the Whole of ~hiri
goes II hs Or l.a Rev. " Suon., .lodcn
.iposiies do MT ~. .a5 aP treasure IN heaven!
John Ncaslt TIE ling. shed artist, is in IcNing
tnl. ~. executing cba,. op from TIE " hrs OF FhiI
adcphia, 10 taac fail len ,... ii Henry Clay.
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roe E'Css.f's; Z.Es3E.S,

Ey WIZ. .ys3 .Tsss. fsE.Ny.

fE1lllS lNSiiIU rlON will be- re opened ir tie re-
ccpon of pupils, on Monday, August &9tl neat.
The course OF Instruction Is fall and efficient: cGlris
ing the various departments o Ancient aud Modern Lit
cntnrr Mathematical and Natural Sciences best cal
culaed Ia dcvelope the power, of the youthful mind
and secure sDlld and finished education.
The apartments are large aud cumnodI.nS. and b, inc
lately furnished with Piano Forte Gh,t,s and other
ssary Mathematical Instruments il is confidently
hoped that the experience and attanmcns Of the teach
may Eyorably recommend them To The patronage of
the public. The Musical department will be conducted
by Mr.. Damtr. well known to this community ; Il dis
tlngnished teacher If Vocal and Instrumental Music
considerable deduction has baca nude in the terms.
with the view 10 accommodate a class of young pupils.
(imted to tce'se) aud otherwise meet the demands Of
the community
Tcrns pei Session Of J months.)
Tuition in Reading, Wiring. Arithmetic, si2 80
Enesh Grammar, Geography, History &c.)
pupils under the are OF Il years
Over the are of ~ Years Sj 90
With Composition. Rhetoric, Globes. As e. 20
tfonomy, Philosophy, Chemistry, Sc. ) o.
Ancient and Modern I.aueaagts each extra. ) on
Geometry Algebra aud 1ngonomelry, with the con
strucllun OF Maps, Charts, sc. extra . 90
Music Al Proiessor'o Terms, 81
Sc Of Piano Forte, , q
Use Of Globes and other Mathematical instruments o
Stationary -nclndlng Peas, Ink, and slate pencils o.
Board, Washing. Sc. G2
lobe paid, III all cases. in advance.
REFERENCES.
The RI. Rev. s. A. McCosAry, ZIP. Bishop Michigan
The r. Rev. DR.. Johns. \ ZIP Bishop, Virginia
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, l.ynchburg.
The Rev. James Douglen, do
The Rev. ID. NJ. Wharton. Botetourt, Va.
The Hon. VIM. Woodbridge, EN. Gov. of Michigan.
The Hon A. $. Porter, L. 5. ). Michigan.
Charles hmitsr. NJ. ID. Pr. cd. Ian. University Va
John Prrntss, \. NJ. E> President Baltimore College
Branz Mayer, Esq, Sec'y Of Legation l. ), to Mexico
Sam'l. Garland, John &. Meem,
Alex. TompAins, ID Rodes, Esgs. Lync!,bury.
&. Dabncy, f. Fletcher,
Oct. Is w3m-iixof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24
Remaining in " areaous,


ls,of November G3,s 1857 ass 2777
PseEs-Nir.inba laafaw aud ordinary exports =.
a.d niddling do sand, 3a3}; mddlug leaiy, sai3d
'sAe good and fac taijd asked; seinmed short and
trappy A a5d; mdjlng and lair, .aC. gud ard fin,
oiafsd. Kentucky leaf, low AMI ordinary Pa IT.; far
ta'y rarcels ja3 good an fine, Bad senmed onii-
cary short. old iai; common Il m.d1tug lealy Aia5j;
sd aud fne, long. ) = q I'D
LIZ ERpOOi.. Sid November. 1872
W % bids Io5acco 5, id last month"; is WIRE Nr
,sinla lrai. Ia semne1; Us Kentucky Leaf ais stem
iicd; with | Canadian leaf OF these. &c leaf and
- s'enmed were cor Ireland, 2l7 ir expiration the
remaining CD bids went In tic home trade We d
r" change cur quotations Of last month"; tut sales t.
~ tang Ike The extent Which importers ale des
aAing at present. steven loser Prices caunei b. a.
lei, The new Iglnln leaf and s,enlnei NAY be p -
~ styled OF inddug quality; The 1aLi., If r.nd OF
iii-fJr, particularly tie lgiuer Being small. Prices
'fla are from I'D sd; Of slcnmed I'd I'd: sumo Of
ne baesi quality ot beth Withheld from the market
Interpretation OF higher prices. result from prspec-
1--we scarciiy. OF Kentucky or Western strips ,cre is
Zach abundance as 10 produce uniform opinion that
any alteration which may occur n prices be favor
sle to the importers. Olihe tobacco 81 bids actual
l. exp red ia the month, 81 10 Africa 81 to Nor-
way. 10 M llta. 3 Alaurtus and = Isle OF Man.
The last advIes irom tive United States 10 the effect
that injury had betH inflicted upin the cotion crop
winch was likely u atird two millions of bal,s acted
sedaive 10 this market, in which a spirit Il specula
~ had previously ruled. As auxiliary To forming
garrett anticipation Of tie effects which result from
crp exceeding tina, d! las, year, by 3C0U00 bales, il
is perhaps well consider that the present low prices
have been concurrent with u a,asumption for home
trade and expert To Enrpe. of quantity of COtof
exceeding that taken ia both these purposes 10 the
period Of last year 10 all this when the further
sanpon Of AZ 900 bales by he late fire. "a casualty
he expected u recnr.) Is added. it is difficult to find
any ysG grpuni f he maintenance Of present prices.
Aay i,fr.naiDs which have taken place III prices d
Grim Fhnr haze INTEREST or foreigners. against
wa.a tbs co:aify Is f5r the pres'nt closed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24
NE;ssssSg;S E,s,ss HERE.


ENOULDlN & YANCEl, Special Agents Of the
Ed Mutual Assurance S,cioiy against fire ON buildings
of the State Of krnia will either Of them attend to the
calls OF persons wlshn, 10 insure property, situated
Lynchhurg or It's vicinity. IN that institution.
Sept 5 w3mil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24
Nov. 10
E'Snss II EMF.

49, THE comfortable family residence, adjoining M
Lii lot occupied the present yearly \. II. Mpofman
Also house and lot. on courthouse hill. occupcd by
+. Mo,cley. itAJAil DA|i Jr.
Oct 20 Visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24

NV YoRx C,N,L ToL1,.-rhe fillowinga5l tc
exhibits the amount OF tolls received on all the canals of
New lork ~ the si VI November III each Of the years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24

Of CHI nill IN al probability take p!aoe this day lhe
oly prospect hope oi fespse at lie Ch-ne'llof'
whu Albany VIII gram All at erfof on ih'
s'cond application OF the pIsone' counsel, backed BY
the opinion o benjamin J. Butler, ESP, aud The sei
l0,s eoulsol joseph L. lIsrt. Esq. messenger was
oui tn Ahan, on "Wednesday evening or HAT pufpse,
who will return bs the hal Ul this morning. II Is sup
pu.d that il the bancer consents. winch Is nl very
pf,able that Go,efnJr Seward will grant repnese,
IN order 10 ts the ease II cine before the Cunt vi
Errors.
The counsel Of prisoner have presented to Sheriff Hart
prutfsi against The legal competency vi the Coun Of
Oyer and TRAINER which They deny the consiiln-
tonal power e" le Gourt. With Alderman sitting as
un, Vi the judges The Sheriff is ministerial officer
only aud obey the order Of the Court without any
discretion his part ~ Ia consequences.
C.,ll's mistress. Caroline llenshaw, visited him in
his cell yesterday for the first lime since his sentence,
and Colts proposition. they To have been mar
RED during the morning. but owing To the interpolation
Of OF his friends. the CEREMONY not performed.
although is expected that il will take place this morn
ing Their child was not with her, and We believe
Colt has ncver s,en it. She has recently resided IN
Philadelphia, where the child nov remains.
From rnnors tia, have been quietly in crcu'aao in
certain circle, or the Iasl few weeks, we la @ Ia
10 believe thai most extended system u .i.H e5
been IN operation Ia effect the escape oi III. cad
oyrnna ascrflain,d that the sum of 1900 had beef
iend II each Of three oi the deputy keepers Of the u
prison. provided they would c4nniye at the escape ot
Ooh by allowing hm 10 dress himself in The clothes al
Caroline lru,law, his mistress. who would be sent III
10 his cell TOR thai pUrpsc u was this disclosure That
prompted Col Jones t. place Colt in irons. and which,
Their ,eing removed induced the sheriff 10 put bin
IN charge OF two q bis deputies. The deputy kefpers
Of the prison communicated the proposition made tbem
u the principal keeper the corrupt motive
MAS made apparent. The Whole affair, together with
the authors Of tho bribery. III be exposed after he exc
cution.
LATER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

rrleir,d 10 comniil!tus. On luUiIou 1t
MI. Bradford Ia refer that p ion Of he
mcssage winch rclt 10 the sung OF nc
State ~ the Superior Court Of CharCeN,
Ia tie judiciary utmmlt ee, asplrlled 90.
b lie rnsucd, III winch Me>tIs. L2akr,
Coleman, Boyd aud Grant, IN Ihe one
SIDE, aud Nlessr5 Bradford, llaTney Chi.
i"n aud Mount, CA Tie Other side tok
part. The io,mrr genllenen c"nteuded
that the sui jet should be retired 10
Select C"mmuor, while the latter we're ia
favor al he Resolution:
L appears 'hallh Speaker, in appoint.
Iug the cuInmitDce 90 the judiciary, lad
placed siN gentlemen On ii OF ihc same
political coppl XloD, aud one Of an cppu-
size Ciecj-ihc SIX being wing hundmeu,
aud the une { Mr CUleman) an anll.hond
| Democrat; hence HE eager tesIe OF he
Nnndmsn Ia place IN charge 81 Ine judi.
rlaIy CummlIttc, n question involving tho
| great Cun'ttutIoual rIghis OF CllIZ"us, aud
| 10 place IN the bands ui the JndlCIlTy OF
he country, The power of upproprlaIing
moGey from the Treasury ia vlolaIon Of
I clause N tn, uls,lUtpG, which tx
prrsSly rrul ldrs, that ali lIIls for the pur-
pose a app'nprmlng money, shall ri4ln.
ate ia lhe House Of Rrpre-tutaHv, aud
tIso, another clause providing that 10
money shali lie dtuwu from The Treasury,
Except Ia pors"auce Of appropriation ly
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UNION DEMOCRAT.

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,D,,surD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
ny JOHN N. BASKIN.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

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.1.1l .ub,crib NJ; or s. ii not Paid unlil
G,narl ia Of The wear.
" TERMS or ADVERTISING.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
THE SENATE.
THURSDAY MoRyIxo, JAv. G.

thursday HIORNINC, JAN, IT,
The Senate convened in pursuance II
adjournment, and after HE reading oi the
uruaI,, ii resi- HIuu from tie House Of
| Representatives ~ rrlalIOn To the rpnlipy
II the old STATE House, vas takrn %.
! The resolution pr vldpd that the Eounis.
>lone- # Public Buildings shouId ,usprLd
rrniing sad house Unu! Tie thId Alunday
| Of the present month. wI,h The view e
lrrnlttlug The United States Cuuu to Lo
hell ~ II: provided, the Ju'gc should de-
trrnlue 80 Ia do, all the roou Ia The new
5 ate CaW'"I being now ~ use.
Mr. EIl was opposed to the resolution.
lie dit Hut ihInk the regular Safe Lusl.
ut-s should Le suspended TO uLlr.e tho
United StIreo Count; thai courl might not
lie crnlue 10 reut Ihe Old Safe ilo, Sc,
md the : ATE in that event would sulEr
i'ss. lie knew Of no law making iloLIi.
.nt.ry upon rh4 Stale authorities To fur
uIsh the UollGd States with TOWNS IL hold
lhrir coarl III.
Mr. G"oln expressed lis surprise That
he S.rnior ir,m Winston should pursue
hr course lie seemed la have marked .ut,
Was ii the 81 j-rl I'll the Senator iruni
W,usHn 10 drye the u. :. Count from
the ate, tern'lng II al rDuus heIrIn
IT, hcld lis sessions? Oihyr States If the
Uni"n have pttvld,d rooms for te use ii
the United States Conrr. ..F
Mr. Ives Sold he would not vote to fur
nsh the court win rouus; uuI dad be cnIo
To ynte against such u p,opusiInn lilo
!h'ught It a subject foreign Ia the du,us
t Ih~ l. sI.lhIure"l The STATE. l. The u.
s. CONT chose TO hold lis sessions IN Ito
Sale--or II 'hey did nui please so to do,
be cared nolhlng about #; II might gnous
at the limits ut the State without giving
offence 10 him. -.... ..,,.
Mr. Gnoin spoke in reply, md hoped
the 5 ave would not adept The mean aud
oIg.arJly course which had Leen suggest.
I'd.
Mr. Marshall in fewremaIks sustain.
ed the resolution.
Mr.. WIlhrrs nndc an enquiry Of Mr..
Miller, il regard 10 the resolution, which
was nnsNerpd hy Tie latter, 10 his sulls,
faction, aud the question vas Il en- taken
~ the res lDton which was attp'd.
The Seunie then went INTO . commute
Of the who'e On the Governors mess rr.
General Fox in The Char, aud rtil tired
almost every paragraph to an appropriate
IAN evidence that The mes.
age is replele with important matler.)
MIR President SpelGht Lting On lht lior
took al active part m dispusing Of the
varlnus impnrluni suggestions contained IN
Tie message. The committee having
its business, rose aud reported
lls action 10 the Senate. Fi ah' 81 Ha g
On motion, tho Senate hdjouraed ill s
o'clock,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
WEDNESDAY, JAS. 9Th 1912.
IN IUE SENATE.


Atrr ihr Junrnnl vas read, Mr.. Gmnr
iDtf"d"ced q Bin. msrrguIaic the u.alneJ
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