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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31
MEDICAL.
JAYNE's EXTRAORDINARY

OOK our bills Of mostait aud you will ind that Con-
II sumption IL dstructiye human e his country
than sy other disease Veal know that cough like
Of the rats-nske well accompanies
tins terrible ts fair thar every cough
enina pulmonary dsszse chsci ed early
uhers the rsk great the dso xsro-
hng that individuals s uld be foun neglect
the Of VI Jyles txpss iily
cured part Of the United STAGES, TIE
aud unlay testimony IL tn the chemical
analysis the decis,ous Of professional who stand
in the hist rank OF medical SCIENCE, all point IL out
the best preparation for the
pr the lungs chest wind and other
ted with the OF respiration IL used
cs by the most celebrated physicians OF day The fol-
lowing NOTICE presented a. among furnishing
elusive evidence OF the great value u this incidence Wor-
hy Of noues-Ws learn fem the Mount Plsasan, Register
been cured o. asthma with which she has been afflicted for
nt The dsese deep seated and aggravated this
rlsier adds-we make this public for the Information
ard bsae6i Of We give il to our readers with the
sac motiye-and may be allowed 70 add that this
is not common quack medicine of tbs day,
but the regular recept of d -catsd and we'll known
stefan. Dr. Jayne deserves well of postsry for his labors
ell the suerings Of his fellow He
shose and ndscstion have brought
the grave and his EIpe is only ed
but openly by all the best and intelligent
for cough consumption. We know of
nothing invaluable has been found be
afflicted with Oppression of the breast
of the liver Its how best
ton Solo by A D D. Sauds druggists, No. 10 Fulton at
2I3 Broadway. and " East Broadway. d22 Imsrrc
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EENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE--Centle-
families dsirous Of converting their left of Wear.
ing Apparel into cash. obtain for the the highest cash
prce
dence having superuous effects dispose Of will find
much their for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by sppointment
H. LEVETT, 6 John street. ". Y.
n limo through the Pest Office, otherwise will yeceive
prompt attenrien.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired.
NoTIcE-Mr Lew u wishes inform the public, that he
not connected business with purchasng of
clothns therefore those who such
imposters, DE- lms
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DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
THIS CELEBRATED preparation, the only that has
ever been dcovered for the successful crtirpaton Of that
most offensive disease Of the head
DANDRUFF,
has during the late and applied
ested by thousand. L.die. and 0sntemens and neione
AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE.
IL recommended by the 6H celebrated and skfu phys
clans and chemists Of the day Every should avail them
elve Of - benefits and thus clear head and uru
'nt coat Of hair Ii for sale by its popnetorrcc 81 the
sI I'm .se N'' > suSsn ef iDDT ~ Park Row.
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RICH DRESS sCARFs. CRAvATs, GLOVES, &C.
~ The subscribers fashionable
t~nsve Of and fashionable articles cons sting
Of Scarfs Crav Gloves Stocks ready made linen and
lin Shirts linen Collar, Dress Fronts suspendes Dressoe
Rores and Under Garments Of ali descriptions Their
of Sc irs Cavats Of cashmere
and mohar of plain ack hgesd black, gold and silver
Which may be found Of richest pafsrs ev@r
imported this city Getemen who will favor them it'll
wi hnd of the of articles
pertaining 70 gsntem,u wardrobe TO be found 9th
estab lslmon this and the
PARSELLS AGATE, d estabis Linen
Diapers, Stock Manufacturers, &c, 21 Broadway,
dis lmsr Park Place.
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH

CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
so4 PEARL-sTREET-LATEIo 100 BEExMAN STREET
srbserb we'd known Coz the sh.spnsss aad dures,
m, making the very quality at reduction
twenty than garments the quality by
the cheap houses in this city
he owns s q sSb~sa 70 sss eo ny
sdeation with guarantees that the goods shall be Of the first
rate sss w. e 81 Fl Easssd es Goat.
rsnts OF black or fancy double m,iled cass.. TO
Vests, OF silk. satin &c -. ..... az TO
Making and trimming In the best style, at the foowps
pnces:-
Coats.':.. ...... -. -. $3.50. - S6h to
Pants and vests... Xix to ~
ds@sI ''N''' '''s0''' '' - j 5o III aoFFAT
ASA B. PERKINS,
CASH
AILCRIN ESTABLISHM ENT,
No. So Cecar street,
NEW YORK
GENTLEMEN who parronis this cash establishment will
" derive dec ded adv OF from 20
those who purchase other the credit .ystsm for
Those who preparing for holidays would do we'll
ssabshmst, ais the prices. before p purchase elsewhere
B-There an assortment on hand of Cloaks and Over
Goats. ready made. DC imsr
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING sTORE.--Tne sub
md e y Se ia; on hand general RI Of Sac,
the folio wing low prices for cash. viz -
Over Goats, rom'..'. .'....'.'.'''..."$ TO u
sack do.'' ..'-.''... -....'. ; to
Pantaloons and Vests, 10
&c temen furnishing .h,r own materials can have them
Over Goats, from ...... 81 to 10 90
Psnislooa. aad ss,.,... $3.50. .:..si % to is
e as ns sn'f' made WI 81 2'es S S5s s. .dsu
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE.

MR. DAY. boot maker, No % Hillary street, Brooklyn,
4A suffered greatly for eighteen months with
by sickness Of the stoma loss of appetite shooting
The bowels his stomach neglected almost kind of food
He had been attended by and
for two months by the professors Of the University and all
purpose.
On reading Dr. sh.rmans Book descriptive of the symptoms
Of worms he thought they met his he purchaed box
Of SheImn's Worm Lozengcs few doses brought away
multitude lar might be mentioned where chill
deand adults had uer,d all de th om worms and
thing gave relief but Sherman's LozeDges
Coughs Colds Asthma, Whooping Cough and Con-
SUMPTION all cured Shemsn Courh Lozeuges
than aay other known remedy. They aay the tckoK in
few seconds, and enable those afflicted with the most
h,rrassilg coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev DR.
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Eastmond and hundreds
thousands their happy others to
efficacy Of Sbermans Cough Lozenges. for headache,
palpation owness Of spirits sickness aid Iassitude
from bodily or mental eyeron and for the wonderful
ties Of Shemans Poor Mans Plaster which but in
cents and warranted for rheumatism lumbaxo
PUN or weakness IN the breast side BACK any of the
body Ask for Shemans Poor Mans Plaster and his
and his fac me with directions for
There nrs great may woeless mutations haw about and
s,ld by unprincipied Druggists Hsmembr
be deceived. =
Dr. shermsng Warehouse is l06 Nassau street Agcnu2
Hudson y or Sning 1893 Bowcry Spring East Broad
way cor Markets William ST. no. z7s soy and Broad
way In Brooklyn Mrs HAYS 1870 Fulton, and Mount
prg store 1888 Fulton smson Prospect and Jackson
Ia Jersey City-E Randall Grocer. In Newark TyIpJe
and David Bryson PhlsdelpbiaZieber Co Ledger Build
iss Bo.t9,pnRsdding Co.'S State Albeny-A Guthrie,
Sanwu Hall d23 re
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CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK
ITO uptown 0rocers and Families
Sperm Oil-Wlnts and Fall Strained Bleached Whit. and
NatuIaI.
Sea Elephant OIL :"
Lad Oil
Lin.eed Oil--raw and boiled,
Olive Uil-in bottles and BEETLES.
Nestsioot Oil.
Alcohol aud Camphsne
Patent, Sperm and Stesric Candies.
The above warranted the be
ns quality for pnrlor astral lamps For sale by the csk
barrel, gallon, quait and pint, cheap.
No. 1888 Greenwich street. between Fulton and Vesey
Dealer IN drugs medicines paints dyewoods and
Gers artclesdyers manuacturers makrr distlsrs
CONFECTIONERY brewers beer matters bakers and
ers ARTICLES d2o imfrc
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TO TAUORS

TO TAILORS.
STINEMETT'S and complete work OH the subject Of
Gu ting Garments Of every description style of ee
be surpassed il with confluence offer
ed 70 shet ade being work wholly hing
fhs kind heretofore ntroduced by aid Of
CITY obtain better practical kao Wedge of
eating in week. than could by the old msthod b. Obtain
mprovem.n Of h. art do bst hs. al himself OF
baton of the of profession and cannot M to gise
satl 70 all ~houe The above obtained Of
the ho-, No % Cedar street. New York Also, compts
of patterns Of all he styles of carmen
worn embracing all tbs dhea from 80 inches b-eas
TO a, or upwards. d21 Inn &c
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music For rAHlIES
MESSRS. q. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSs, Professors OF
" Music, RESPECTFULLY their the ladies
md gentlemen ofNew York audit. vicinity that bs Colion
Band prepared to play the admired and fashionable
Music for Private Parties, Sorees, &c.
Orde thankfully received aud punctually attended
Delaney also Mr. Millos Music Saloon Broadway
at Mr.. Joille'B Music Store, 3p5 Rroadway
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NEW GOODS PER STE AMER hIBERNIA Will be
~ opened this morning including yls s.imes and
Vestngs win pendd Scarfs Graves
WIN. T JENNINGS &CO.,
Diapers and Taors, 23 Broadway,
opposite the Fountain
OVERCOATS-OVERCOATS &c.-Ready made Over
coats Coaks &C.. prices from $40 to $50 For sale 23l
Broadway, American Hotel
dI7 Im~ec WIN. T. JENNINGS & CO.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
GEORGE T. GREEN Nos. ITO Chatham street and Bow.
" cry, will keep constantly hand full and complete
sorment Of Mems Bows aud Chdren Clothing OF ali de-
senptops made in the honabe style vhch he would
r.pscay invite the attention ef h1 want A, hs has
VESTINGS &C., by evey Packet and has secured the
vices Of experienced Cutters he pledges himself perfect
satisfaction all who may purchase.
N Documents made order the shortest notice
with strict puuctuslity. d, Imvm
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he som ch The proprietor only aAks trial to satisfy
The padiss which have as.n. Il. generality Of
1T9SSw v s, o. Hs. pound dsIsoa.
IL
% ss be- had
Broome ne'r Huds"nst d3O imsee
WIN READ & co.
MANUFAcrURyRs
BR ASS FAUCET
And AZ 81 hsfse; b fSi}sifs s:ss in the
No. 250 WMsr street,
c0l:%f:nfiy 6 81 sisd, j an ';s' Gos Of
BLACK LEAD 5' P65f f:;S SIX oRuc1BLEs,
S. : :nd ~s awarded %% sssa P.
their IanpasSs OF EsSes BY the American
or four 1sss to manue,u,.
Faucets None bat 6I rate mechanic. oeed apply
20 THE PUBLIC.
T. On TO $3o00-Mr Francis X Crump, Watch Maker
Sb IL Sss .. s his and II
mae cash on So and silver wachs. dismonSs
liver tea se spoons forks and every description Of gold
g. :ss e.
'c az Feosr'd and ~arr'nted IA Grand street
NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
sns.erss . nov oDsunF 'Gns new and Sssa
sell prices d.siTa1. Of sina
or orr scouS~.ng in .h, wiz find much ,hs advsnas.
fa aad III IND sannr Fas 70,
d2O lm.rc !, c. HOOKER, .ss Broadway.
BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!
JUST ARRIVED, the largest assortment of Singing Birds
ever imported II this country, hom Germany. Amongst
them 500 Canary Birds finest sngers; NghugsIes
learned Bunehs and Backbds, and large Of the
very finest European Singing Bdsll Of which will be sold
low at HENRY BlCK'S,
60 lm"ec ISL and 1853 Cedar street.
800 REwARD-Thc jsyelry store No. IS sowery,
OF jewelry onssng Of gold and silver guard CHAINS
god seals and keys and ladies' and gentle breaches
sorted gold lockes silver sp~cks
and o'her articles which sold jrwery shops
The above reward will be given for The opert,
d1o lm.rc is Bowery.
MUolC FOh PAR les
MESSRS. q. WEISS L FIR GRAMBSs Professors Of
Music, rsPectfuy announce to their parona the ladies
Band prepared to play the admired and fashionable
Music for Private Parties, SoiIees &c
Orders thankfully received aud attended
Delaney st. also ~ Mr. Mots Music Saloon, Broadway
FRENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stair
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
always on hand large for dinner
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well
dessert OF all assorted dishes ureens
Dishes salad bowls fruit baskets, custards and stands
can shape
All the articles best quality and TO be
I'D on hera terms and N lots IN purrhaer
ITO ECONOMISTS -tcnt's Apparel Cleaned and Dressed
asupsnor tXle-recairs and alterations to the
Chion lot Of Winter Clohing hand sale wholesale
md retail Cash paid for Clohing, and .rcha ses made
n3s im"r LEVELS $50 Nassau street.
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FRENCH CHINA

ITO ECONOMISTS -9cnt's Apparel Cleaned and Dressed
IN asupsr,or ,yle-rscair. and alterations the
Gshion lot Of Winter Clohing hand for wholesale
md retail Cash paid for Clotking rxcha ses made
me- im~r LEVIE'S $50 Nassau street.
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r ETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
~ The undersigned respectfully inform their fri nds and the
public genersv that they keep constantly hand large
splendid assortment OF French and Englnh Cloths Csssmes
and tesnRs including ETY. OF Overceat stufs
which they pledrs henseve. to make style
ed by establishment the ALI furnished
full fifteen ess than other house who
trim in the Those wish Clothing made
BA .pI ndd assortH:nt Of Overeoas ana Cloak kept
di mSr r. WHiTEHORNn q CO % Nassau st
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PALL DIRE subscriber has just received by thu
80 ladies' embroidered Robes, from 81 upwards
= do OIgandi, embroider in colors, from 81 upwards
az .u IN Slus PM ana ofneI Ice sNlS
100 cartons infants embro,derrd Robes very cheap
PETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway,
mi hefNF arn Whe and Erank in sire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20


YnNllE second Session of tins Schoo will commence
4 on Monday the 18th Of March neat
As the undersigned euntemplass establishing at his
present situation permanent School. thai shall comm,nd
sel 10 the encouragement aud support Of the cominunl
~, he deems II proper to speak suuoa hat III detail of the
location. and "i thc discipline aud mode Of instruction.
which hC proposes to adopt.
HE Schoo house Is situated directly the stage road
from l,nchbur2 In the West by the way ui the Natural
Bridge about Sm'les from the former place. IN a neigh
bouho,d distinguished or lls health aud hospitality as
well rs tor lis morality aud intelligence.
Remote from any place of dissipation, and entirely ex
ehpi lrom all pests aud nnsanees. II Is thought to be pc
cnlafy aserabc--noless ior he medication OF sound
moral principles than io the purposes OF application aud
study.
As the CHIEF end to be effected in cultvanu the minds
OF youths Is S quality them ior the practical pursuits
HE II VIII he mf INCREASING eurl during the whole
course. 10 keep this end constantly in view, that.
" hst going through the forms We may no; overlook
aud b, consequence fail Of the ultimate object of e,uca
tun which Is 10 enable the boy become useful man
IN whatever capacity II may be his lot abuur. Our
prime object bclng 10 establish principles ia The mind of
the pupil, his reasoning powers viii be- kept continual
eX"fcse by hcug required 10 understand iiolo,ghL all
lhat he goes over, and 10 give reasons Tor every OPP
Grafton that he may perform. The undersigned does not
profess 10 he one o thuse who imparl all that Is
necessary for a boy 10 know, in tow hrcl months On
the contrary hs experience teaches him that years
essential tel The requirement al an, thing like solid and
useful cducat On THIS II obtained AT all must he tho
result of lnno conrs, of FL m ,rli,,, a,l a,,,, NV
ycstiealiop by tb. inJy,dn,l b,n,.lf -, ILL.,; j., ~,
III, lphts and assistance thai ,,y h ,vo,, I , Ll'a
instructors
\luh ro,,td n ,l 1;,; - ., -
School, will only say that all my rules ana regulations
having IN y,n,y ma, l,, ,,a $50, - 1 ~,
,lso md ,uoi,b The f,,ro ha,n,.,s anI ,r ~" =,
tL,se un,, ,,hn, tho, ,,. IN ,,I, - n
his ent,rlno The ,ns,iiul,nn viii h. soenl, ,n,i,r,
,f I'm, ,lI,o,tio,,s u,l, :, hib la j. IT., ,'''''a
ia, o,,,a,, -, = ,,, l ~ ~ F''''"' " s'PP'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20
CAMPBELL DEMOCRATIC MEETING

At large and respectable meeting Of the Democrats
Of Campbell convened ut the Cuur, House thereof in
pursuance Of previous notice. Col Odin e. Clay was
called the Chair aad Robert Caw,o appointed Sec
reiary.
The object fthe meeting briefly explained bv
VIM Daniel, Jr., ESl :. aer Which,, the meeting pro
ceeded 10 appoint delegates 10 attend the Democratic
State Convention which meets in the city Of Richmond
ON Wednesday,. the 2nd OF March next The following
gentlemen appointed: Col. Oln Il. Clay, WIN.
Daniel. lr., Es1,, John percva, ST.. Il. H. GRAY. u
Stratton, DIR. 4. H. Gillian. Charles H. Lynch Sterling
{. Anderson [. +" DAVIS. Capt Thomas w Jones'
b. NJ. Dewitt and Capt. G. Anthony
The meeting then adjourned. 10 meet at next Camp
bell Court, when the nomination OF two Democratic can
dates for the county, as we'll candidate for the next
Congress. will be made. q. G.. CLAY CHS
10. CAwTuoN, Sccy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20
WASHlNGTON'S BIRTH DAY

An Grafton will be pronounced by MAJOR James Gar
land on "Wednesday, tho 22i Feby iusl at the Meth
dist Protestant Church
The line viii f1rm At 10 O'clock, A. NJ in the follow
ing order, IN irun OF the LIST Frosby crlan Church. It's
len extending up Main Street
LIST. Mechanic Artillery, Cant. WIN. l. Talbot
2nd. Band of Music
}rl. Chaplain aud Orator
1th. INnchburg Light Infantry. Capt. D. r. Lyman.
9Th Catholic Temperance Association.
9th. Youths Temperance Society
7lh. Washington Onion Temperance Society.
Sth. Mechanics Temperance Society.
9th Citizens and Strangers.
Capt. Thomas A. llolconbe. will act as MARSHALL in
Chief, assisted 10y Gen. Rodes. Coils. Turner and
Brown, and Mayor Lang horne. all Of whom will appear
mounted.
Alter the line is formed ii viii countermarch on lis
ground and pass up Main Street 10 Cocke Street. up
Cooke Street 10 lhrd Street down Third Street w tie
Methodist Protestant Church
Alter the ceremonies at the Church are over the line
will again form before aud proceed down Thrd Street
to sinh Alley down Sixth Alley 10 Main Street up
Man Street TO the Market, where the Military Compa
MES will be taken charge OF by their respective
ders and the remainder of the line will be dismissed
Al the Church the right South door, will be enter
ed by the Artillery the it door by the Infantry, the
six centre pews in the font rign ana left, will be
served for the Military. the remainder of the centre
rews and the gallery, will be occupied by the Tempe
rance Associations.
The wall pews will be reserved flr the ladies'
The following gentleman requested To attend al
the Church, and carry the above arrangement into effect
Nlcssrs. Peleg Seaburv, George Perciya ST.. John :
Blair aud David Z, Reese.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20

they be false. thu President can only blame his own Sec
rotary far his ncumpetpncy aud himself for keep ing in
oice man who cannot be relied upon for his accuracy
Ata events, Isl strange sigh, President ask
M congress 10 lrglsaie upon Report Of his Sec
rotary Transmitted by himself, when that report show
that no legislation Is necessaryand scarcely less
kabie To behold Mr. se the mouth piece of the Presi-
dent on the floor. stsmatzng the Sccetarys Report
false aud deceptive, aud censuring the committee Of
ways aud means for giving il credencci
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20
STONEWALE MILLS,
~ u r. e. r. .
Feb. %

r SHALL apply to the Judge of this circuit, for in
4 jun cton restrain the trustees from selling under
the foregoing police. because of defect in the tile
portion Of the property including the Saw Mill sold to
secure the payment Of the purchase money, tho said
deed was executed When the title is cleared up will
be ready TO pay the balance due.
A. PLUNKETr.
Feb 90 wt23M
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EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK MARkETS-Feb. 10

fotton-lhe sales about thousand bales day
bui prices unchanged.
Flour loldcrs of Gcnesce are a little sitter and
ASK $3.50 OHIO and Michigan II 80 Southern in
Guiding New Orleans GOA 10.
trdi-1ho last sales OF corn were At iQc, No sales
to day Saturday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20

RICHMOND MARKETS, February 10.
FIot R-But little change in Country Sales ON
tho BASIN bank yesterday So. Guy Mills is held
nomlnally al s.. though something less would be Ia
ken.
NlitAT-Brines from 60 10 so cents per bushel
according 10 quality, prime would bring more.
CoRN-ls IN demand al i5a5o cents per bushol.--
Last cargo sales Of " he at ii ccuis
oAfS--3O cents per hushol inpm wagons and de
pot.
TOBACCo-Reccipts small without material
change We quote ugs S2.a2.; leaf common.
3a3' middng 4ai5 good i.a5 fine > a'. :. Old lucs
2aaa leaf. common, $.aii middIins ia a, good.
3.ab; fine 6aio, As in quality: the latter kind very
srar>r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20


VIM. Daniel, ir Is +, sp ken oil being acceptable
to the people Of Lunenburg aud probably Of other
ties, as he would uaqueso5y be ofhs political friends
in Campbell.
The House of Delegates has DAY been engaged almost
entirely in the consideration OF bill extend the us-
dic,ion Of mag sirates to 81 L, fate is unreriain-
though THU. it will be defeated by small majority.
have never known such SPIN innovation as
lists, upon long established and time houortd
,oms spirit which augurs good for the stability of
institutions. Almost every who becomes cloth
ed NTH the power ofa Legislator seems 70 think he is
invested with the attributes Ola Reioner also. But we
may generally SET il dow pretty certain. that for ey
cry abuse they may possibly correct by their medated
changes. they will open the door a dozen others of a
more aggravated character. deem it wiser to act
the good old maxim of Let we'll enough sone;' and
unless some pal a5le evil to be corrected.
manifest advantage to be gained, | rarely unite with
these constitution nongers and aw-menders in their el
forts effect changes in sratutcs with which the peo-
pie familiar. An imperfect system, with stablli
,y better aud safer than these ''improvemcnts as
they are called, which only made to-day to give
place TO 10 the new tangled scheme Of some Wi
ser Scion or I.ycurgns
The committee appointed to oh into the affairs off the
''''''' 49, "' ''"''' '''ii"s' 1T ''S Hice''he
'e'' o No. ~" W '' s''''''' " d" increase VI
'o'' '"' o''o''" o' ~ 0o ''t"'''o' authorizing 'ne
COMPANY 10 '''S' "ell 'o'S 'oa mol exceeding
cents per 10" o' -ooo loS per niie win The pFoviso
ta' 'he aggregate average 'aieei Tolls upon the traspor
'a'oh up 'no GOWN '"e a"a'. shall not ia below y
GEMS per Ton per mile, Ill any quarterly settlement Of
accounts and likewise providing that the tolls may be-
III all cases on any part OF the nr as high as they
charged on the old James River Canal. To this rule
however, there will be exceptions, III favor Of Gypsum
Lumber Bricks, Mari, &c &c. also procured the in
sertlon OF clause providing that there Shall be dis
elimination between manufactured and manufactured
Tobacco, and between Flour and Wheat. On the sub
,cct ci rais3g the tolls, my opinions believe are al
ready well knowa. Do not regard ii as question Of
rrpcdicncy at 1-fn were should Of course be AGAINST
it. But deam it one of far hs.er import and IL the
people Of Lynchbnrg aud the James River country espe
ciay, as Of va-t magnitude in its future neyita
Bile consequences 1t is, whether The Conn, ann shall con
inue to hold the work. or whether il shall pass into The
hands Of The Sa,c-whtthcr the tolls after lis exstpg
necessities shall have ceased shall continue to be mcb,
as they will he in the latter craiagenay or whether al
y short period. they shall be reduce and kesi dawn
10 the lowest practicable rates, have every
able guarantee, in the interests Of the Directory. which
are Identical with our owpia o,ier words whether we
shall have high tolls now, whit probability oou tolls
hereafter or high Tolls and forever II seems IL