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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

people Of Albemse AIMED 81 al points fer the s'ruep
Ia which he is embarked aud tnhaltely sus, nor w
competitor in THE b5idn,ss directness and fearless In
dependence of his course fhefe IS ne true King In
ledency-no timid advocacy Of men and aeasute ifuu
The suggestions Of pulier. plant 81. ser,rnry 10 he
pilus aud purposes Vi interested TotsaHs IA his ca
reer.
The result Of The DISCUSSION and The tilci upon the
public mind place M t'orgin high rint papu.
lar speaker. Il enr,dntfe ouout such h-h fine.
slump speaker rs Coz tiaasf eunetIvr, lU b. au
embarrassing tsll ea fyt sf4e2rr anaerualnod viii
bis pecif'idr tactics Mr. GFeunas supposed tu BE-
II tie result pr4itd that Af iti had sounded lie
Gafernufs depth ylih gTssi accuracy i arcsrdnPly he
made hn eceeJY nfhe Discussion ,Sariiy Hat Ia,ilua
which exposed INN eiie.ualIY the ealing ire Of
his opponent n Ife efapas Il u;. fepsifue and fd
ctlc Ia which 1t supposed 6oy 6iIncf lad lew
pefifs, MIR 1oPgiu rev,d himself an uyernateh Tor
his competitor sud the Governor wfticd IN pam under
Tho dreadful nfciisn. 1he, seemed to lie hut one o
tiuion AIMING the listening fkrong who witnessed
Tins keen encounter 81 wits and that assigned to the
GHvofWr cayiabie attitude in ,ae presence 81 MS
tegruf. self possessed aud s4eioas upp1uent. Nj
Gtggln craalHy inomrhe1 eumplelcl, th.alr, aud
ina spcc's lRatlafs - Wh5r Toy Gluef has hcfeto
fore teen rfgsidod as 'nsuciule II was indeed d
cull ta,k Ia detect u hme llllacies Aploe Tie
vast field OF BIS ipc..n. f,iencles Bul the sye aud
manner ard spini Il lis opp neat were INST elective
asd hafpy
GOV & arcs, to reply In Mr. Goeein ferlng under
ihe effect oi the tasgaIan hc had received and cAhb
lung as destructive paHtt v'ry obviously. liz made
great Of n 20 regain hls sputs and rally ina manner
worthy 81 de fame he had acquired as eGcserus deba
Ter. 6ut with Vcfy ana teIebt eutrcs-. lie pradepi}
deelncd 10 cfappie vii Yftfaug points presented -
Mr. logan IA hs l6dts,8eas, fpeillnp - .on Esan-
ofs AID aleiees Is H#iel m: but atbcr eadeaysfcd.
u, m1tigins IN ,4A ne "reminiscences o the old Jdch
'oa days, IA c animate the departed punt 81 that period
and hide his own d,u4aearc- tetud ihs cloud oI Va
ia H'tH.j cd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
THE DEBT CT THf. STATE.

lie Republican aad other papers, trying create
mo A'Piessi"tis-a PreeNt ior the oppressive man
hef III winch the Legislature taxed The people
that The public debt Of the State was contracted by
p" his Legislatures THIS IS certainty j mistake
he largest part OF the State deb, contracted during
Democratic asceadancy. The public debt we have up
on US, was mostly contracted 10 1881 to 1893 when
II Is vel known the Loco focas had tie a,cendancy in
this State. coed many works chartered and opera
TONS commenced by the Democratic party before the
Wigs got into power, Gr which u,Iro Apr pratllls
were wanting to flush the works. the Wing. cll 5ound
10 appropriate, sufficient finish them. else the State
would have been in debt without rec wing any benefit
Nhate2er The Safe was we'll conducted under Win
councils, and it VIII not be ong hc3lc tie people viii
find II out, and Will again place them in power.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

Of ascer'a.ueS, Lat li,h ~ ie s.fly estimated at
from ten IL Twelve millions # d,lIars-.ud winch be-
he eahtacen IN the '.ace. INT current would male
our siaicncsi square with the estimate u tie alnaunt
Of The National Debt at he close of NJ. Van Banns
administration, l'reloiofe made Ly tie Nhg slly.
II Is sufficient, however, To know. that \ al Dan.n
eli atbi-lei II be rs s friends ~ il vas, ony five
and hall millions Of dollars sill That ic sbuws that
lac spent eight millions 81 dulars per than
lie aecnIeg revenues, ard had Le not lornd elher
means IN the treasury. that dcbr, the else Of his
lem oi eiliee, 'roaid haze len THIRTY Two NIL
LOS lis iriends cannot dispatc thai lac!-hey al
All h--Dafo they attempt to justify. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
Discussion at .li5tmre Coni

These gentlemen appeared lcsre The PEOPLE ol Albc
marie al April Court, and, in discussion Of several
hours III the presence 81 crowded audanec Win h. dts
pite the gloomy weather. assembled Ia hear Them can
ssssed the various topics ct interest ny1s ca IN the pars
o iheday. Our engagements this week m attendance
on Fluvylna Superior Court have MS no tim fr an cx
tended notice OF the debate Suffice 1t 10 say tai rril
ably at previous period in the history Of politics in
Albcmarle, various and ovenu The, have been with
~, has moro signal triumph oeen achieved by Inc cham
plon oil the Wing party Than VAS won by Nj Gnppn in
the debate with Mr.. Glmcr On Monday last. Tie cir
cnmsiances OF the discussion the mnrifYnr conra. rN
h.bi'cd by The present and past political position Of Coy
Gner. once The bnd advocate al Wing principles aud
The darling OF the Wing partycf Albemaiie nov the
repndaior Of his old career. tanning his ipie " hi,
friends with Inconsistency in initiating his ,city u
Change the associate OF those whom he - recently de-
nnunced and abhorred deuciires and ItroItns AMI
the fact that Mr. GoGgin appears aH entire s,r5reer,
t"ngh quite favorahiy introduced By lis aoln pubslr,
addresses 10 the District served invest tie occasn
with high degree Of interest The result Of lie dis
russon was. IN every poutof view, gratifying 10 The
Wings Of Albemarle, most credabe the address and
so''y OF Mr. Geggin aud auspciuus 10 the #
the Wing cause
Mr.. Goggin opened The discussion in speech of nne
hour and hall, IN which he made known ih charac-
ferstic independence and in brief ard expressive trns
me political principles lie proesscd aid which II cec
ted, should guide his public course.
lie declared himself in favor If Bank Of the MI,
STATES lth such restrictions experience should sur
ros--ln favor Of The Distribution pic,-and Of Tai.
vi for revenue. SO adjusted afford incidental pro
fection 10 domestic manufactures. In ieTene 10 the
Presidency he announced his preference Tor Mr. CLAY
10 any other individual In the Nation. whilst he would
acquiesce IN tho nomination ola National Wing Con.
veuton He pronounced glowing euloyy on The char
actor, talents and public services OF Henry Clay and
sustained himself III lis psnegSrc By cnpaus citations
from the speeches md letters OF Mr. WIS., and he sum
mooed Governor Gilmer to the wltnoss san and made
T. I.~- l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
TIE. TAX BILL.


ut fa"FIs u II" Di""Tatic parry ~ THIS section OF
the county Try to malc The rcorlr believe lha, THIS is
popular Tx bill That itb ,lax,,,,,,
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.,',,
-"'' '"o ~" VIII 4 we IL" We ma '''fr ale
s'ne II 'hai lai'} Y h" lave lie tldIfss 10 ems SIT
and dcnounce II III nanr,r hith II dts r,cs Tie
Democratic candidate fr Prince G,,rlf has tie iud.
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'tuI'b'o 10 E'ih' We "'sh us aeeI''s I" iis ecu
situeuls ara", IN Which It VIII lc sctn Et taxes tie
same view # the law which the Wigs do We ak
The Democrats IN rad llr remarks IF 5a # ,i.t .,
r,, Ma. ..:.,
t''' '"'' ''' '''''' '''s
"o"l " ''''' P"sso 'ae h'@i'ia'ae hn ai'rF II had
Ho'n irrcd through tie lions", ii WIS from all, hur.l
for the sorion Tax bill aid l,nounred all who ollssrd
II IA rcpudn,,rs.
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iaxr. an ven With / I'll en- i'T ','' iit
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ora, mi H., ,o. ;, y H.; ',a' 49, ~ .y,,,l
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

young man. during the first years of his entrance
INTO company, should direct hs Efforts and attention
chiefly 10 women. Among hcmhe should spend his iitne
aud WIN them should become as lanaras possible II is
by intimate society with accomplished women. that men
become accomplished. Polished women are like the
oadslune which not only attracts the steel which comes
near. but lnparls to 1t, lis own attractive mower
Nen Ike chamoleous, take la4cir hue from what they
lie on catch from their sprit by sort Of magret.
&c communication, Those namelcss craccs which ma
methods t4acio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

Black toR2Rc.-Dr John knkwoad Of New Mad
nd, Mo- states that the disease which has prevailed
ihee Of late and which as by ne called the Black
Tongue, Is the epidemic winter fever of that country
modified b, sudden atmospheric changes and charac
icf2ed, IN addition To lis usual symptoms hy local ram
OF neuralgia character, and in some cases sure hrua
hut IN no case has the backnesa olthc tongue formed
symptom ot the d,ease Malignant sore throat was
IN some eases The most urgent symptom, tho tongue in
Soe patients bcco ing enlarged aud swollcn hu, IN ~
instance. even ta cases. did backnes5 Of the tongue
su1cryeno
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

e. ffom tia snrto1ndiag torntss gtntfsrt the
sc.1ae are highly h1t'erhg Of tie fr,si eel- Il LIE
Wings At tic Approaching ol,cfiap. 1hrrr has hen M
such feeling al,s since 40. ~ .an,r ID Coon''
he's wskel np and discarded GeaefaI p ohg firm tie
command lis legions. MAY tale the hb-rfy Of
stirring n the minds Of tho Ghgs q CaoyieH ty way
Of refnrnlbranee' Letis make sigar#us iart net
only f1r stccess but fr Of those tnInpn. mAori-
lies which we we'e "tn 10 s.e. Il will cuani in tho
Congressional eecl"n-- aud ituo,ds ,ny ala round
hundred, if Cur advics Fl m tie parfs The Dis
iriet can he relied I'll, 10 trian pa. Tie Wings
ct Campbell. eau i've thai hundred If they eosse. VIII
they not TO il!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

We have befro taken The ground aud we now re as
sert H., that the most oJpus feature in this spawn Of
Demagossrn il its dscr mlnatiqn among classes Of The
penpie, making fish ot one and flesh of another The
prihsn Is comparatively nothing il is tie iavoritis,n
Zone class and the oppression Of an,iher aud weaker
Ris which Violates The fst maxims Of Republicauism
that equality ofprvllege which is Republicanlsin
k'ch are calculated 10 ALLEVIATE the affections Of sec
HE People lIom .heir guvcramrni. Nheh mrIit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

o. Al'rr dad ".iti Rcpadiation'' TIE R,pabli
can get his authority ir asserting thai Nj 1oer in
v,ked resisiace by force 10 Tie that passed H.. lat
Legislature 7" We deny in the mos, emphatic man.
nor, thai he ever said any such thing Ue said thu
Iaw was inPocnt, en.tr'glte and lIltss,c and h,,
or can be carcd oai 10 HE i ,Atcni hIc We Lelio,e
Is nouedeed alnosl l., avery one Who has rad it
seems tho anonymous Writer'S Of that paper cannot keep
from misrepreslniing Mr.. rolrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
RHODE, ISLAND

Since Dor has entered the territory Of Rhode Island
hs followers have commenced again ilrr destructive
proceedings An attempt was made III Bristol IN the
dld ns 10 fire the Artillery Armory. 1t was detected
IN time Ia prevent any injury. VAS seen 10 ride
away from the house WIN great speed Just bcule the
laru was gly,n.
Monday last The board uf rauyassers of the town of
Smltheld Nas brohcn up by mob OF the D5rrte party.
he esnTass'rs w'fe eugaGed IN the performance ot
uitr duty oi a7rerlahlpg the qualifications OF voters
aud registering then names preparatory The election
he vengeance u the mob excited ty the Uuexpec
cd numbers u law and ordrrAcn presenting themselves
lor registrations The eanyassors war 1rohcn up by
dluhhe0 rabhle. aud tle proceedings arrested.
An Example Wi have 10 be lIaue helole peace is So
cured IN the State, and II Don hms2ll wele the Subject
Vt II So much the uoljer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

lobdcco.-Thp sill and climate of tho Wabash Val
ICY are l"and upon lra 10 be well adapted to the
In e tobacco and We have no doubt that in the course
ola trM years mol only enough will DO raised To supply
'e home demand, but the article Will enter into our ex
ports We saw last simmer. in this and some If the
adjacent counties tine looking tobacco growing as we
could desro TO behold and already has the manufacture
Vi 'ohac'o bcconc profitable branch Of industry in the
adjoining county Of Cliulun. IadaRa PAPER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Wings Of All en- arlc have trtpli cut r. b.
BROWN and VALENTINE W. SGlIIAIL,
fNqs., as ihoir candidates for the Legislature Nj
Brown has accepted, and 1t is thought thai Mr.. Soua
Will also accept.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

o.. Col. Jos. Watkins and Jas. Mcdowell wera tho
leaders of The internal improvement party in State
and done all they possibly could for that cause .-Bm
nevertheless the Democrats irving 10 make the p-o-
pie believe that Wings the only men in favor oIn-
ternal improvements
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

e. Oar cid editorial coadjntur in the Wing cause.
Cornelius C. Bai,rn Esq Is llc Democratic candidate
fr the county oi Il 'chlngc Last spring be WAS only
monryei but he has passed the Rutic,u been dyed
III the pool Of Democracy. and is Of course thorough
orthodox Democrat. And 1t Is nplhin1 nore than pro-
hablo he would say lie has,lercy changed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

The Circuit Court of the United States Tor the dis
rict OF Alabama has decided that the marriage Of a
white man with IN Indian woman, Ascending to the
forms and customs OF The Chocaw nation is void; that
''''No ''"n is incapable oil contracting marriage
with savage, and that their offspring is ileciuuate
and could not inherit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

o.. We have received The Address of James y
Watts. Esq of 1anole. ,tcring himself rs candidate
for that Cone fessVna District. |, shall appear III our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

Life IF J,da {. Caiioua.--Ihc life Of NJ Calhoun
is out. II is SAID 10 be well written
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

ther etferla repn,alaa ,aA of lew dollars, mure
or s. Is of iaf less moment than lbs citizen should
re and that he, because lac lived al toHn, be-
eaase he entertained particular set VI opinions had
been selected Ia pay mlo others more able had been
exempted from Their share OF the burtlicn. lie feels
himself pnserlhcd by his country sLeled cut vie
tim iaished ia jleeumng think Tor himself IN
ilnd Who's blaa IS that opinion free the breath
81 Heaven. ard thus eag and seeing, affections
weaned inlu iie toyrunenl " Inch hss subjected
ma II tnriauas inlnl which favored clzens are
licd.
Such prcerding is 1g,onayof the derres, die II
spr9t fur eNercsiag their flehts. 1t directly
tnyadts the IL, M 81 opiah l. punahcs past ulieu
ers ~ htnug frm Democratic majority, and II huGs
ont Iuduromeut and premium 10 abandon the grcal
Right Liberty, The Itcny Of lhonght and speech aud
la confirm opinion to tit Standard winch tie prevailing
dcoagsgsm d The day may phase IL peserIte
IhoduS.
That The ovcrseer class exempted uin taxation
hs 1ase thcy were Democrats, and that the class Of saa
Md ihceis "erc sui "rrd 10 IaSaon tor the opposite
uB pain Ia be doubtedeFen 10 be questioned.
| lad II beru acctde,t ur should have thought
nothing = II: but pointed out: was beyond all
duubl DELIBERATE aud studied party design. As such
~ nnal'He'edly mgfd II ihr ndocIslbo outrage
Ia BrpJlicausin hlc has ever been exhibited IN the
olted States: not ~ oNlenl OF consequence, but mo
live. design aud principle.
But, more at another lime.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

rrmFnt Sugm.-ll Is estimated iy the MoGtprlier
WlJ hnau that Inc maple sugar Produced IN that State
HE present srasno, al tar low pree Of dge cents per
poand. vii amuunt Ia s. o9o.00O Tins will make The
quantity wet-h .boel 5000 hhds In Il 10 the quaint
" Mas but ! ,JUU hhds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
GRIND alrre -raie

From this amount Of expenditure,
deduct the amount If revenue and all y
Tier resources IN Ne. Van Burgn 5
hands. during the four years OF his al
mln'straiion, amounting to the sam az
above, of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

sl09 35S FPS 6S

And II leaves the aggregate amount
Of the public debt al the close Of ms Ad
mnisnatlon, s., POS ,3l8 II
This estimate arc aware mikes the AGGREGATE Of
the National Debt the cl Sc Of Nj Van Buren's ad
nnisraion some nlne nilllous of dollars more than
has been heretofore stated but We have seen no rule
adopted OF ascertanlng thai amount, whchln our opn
ton. leads so certainly conclusion If from
the mount Of mans annual income lie deducted he
amount of his annual expenditure, the balance Will Ger
tany Indicate the amount Of his ndeb edness for any
given period. We cannot conceive Why governments
should, or htr they constitute exception to the
rule fany error, either oftac, OF supposiiion be
pointed out IN our statement. II will afford pleasure 10
correct It, We presume however that these seeming dis
crcpancos IN the amount ofhe Public Debt at the close
otlhe admin skation of Mr. Van Buren, as it appears
by the t.sd ;kSnmn>rn compared with some
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
WISE. AND CLAY

Nh Wise in speech a, Hampton after abusing Mr. Clay
2good deal though modified considerably from the frat vul
gar Indecent way. stated that he should vote for Mr.
o'ayl the election went To HE House Of Representatives,
ana IL his District So instructed him. lie said he could
never vote Tor Clay himself account Of personal dit
which would ever keep him from
ioling for him as an rGiridnal ,h,ueh not as the Rem
la'ise Of DE District. Nj Wise's ret seems Ia
ug ~ lice many manner he possibly can.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

Gt Tic Echmod Siar s;ares that the Small Pox is
in Charleston, ). C..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

ln addition 10 the sum above stated.
there was in the treasury on tho lsl Of
January. 1857, the sun II
Received lrem L, 5. Bank bonds
Interest and deposites
Debts due aud paddy State Bao',s
Fourth nstalment Of fund distributed
under the act Of 1857. withheld from
the States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

Making grand aggregate # iluQ .353, 126 Gs
Now lot us SEQ what tho expenditures Of tn,
government, ordinary and extraordinary, during Mn
Van Burcn's administration:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

And II leaves the aggregate amount
OF the public debt at the close Of ms Ad
mlnlsralion,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

IN tie Republican. does rot quote
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29
Amusements.

BROADWAY CIRCUS AT NIBLo's.-Notwithstan
ing the inclemency of the weather last night, hun
dreds crowded this fashionable of rational enjoy
ment witness the graceful accomplishments of Mr. Levi
North and convey to him substantial evidence Of their
appreciation His benefit complete the circum-
stances ofthe weather would permit but grafed
learn that the managers have reengaged this gentle
man, who will perform this evening in the charac.
ter and at the afternoon and evening exhibitions OF to-
Thisis arrangement highly acceptable to the
public.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The theatre going public
will regret to learn that the pretty and graceful
danseusc, Miss Ellen Raa who has since the opening OF
the stage of this her native city, and to seek fame
and emolumen in neighboring State Her first appeal
for benefit she makes to her friends night and we
have doubt that the house will present full represen
ation from the ranks of her roups Of admirers II there
be not full turn out must attribute ii to lack of gal
most attractive and original bill is offered for the occa
sion. The effective piece of the Miller's Maid Tom
Cringe, with Scott az the hero new ballet in which
Miss Rallia with Williams (the Egyptan) appears Mr.
Hoagland the meodst, sings several favore airs Miss
st Clair of the Olympic, with Miss Cemence and Miss
Ralla, all dance-which catalogue only of the
items of the bill.
No ABATEMENT OF ATTRACTIONS at the American
Museum, where all the novelties and amusement.
OF Christmas day are retained and splendid performances
are given every afternoon at three o'clock and every
evening at seven The afternoon performances afford
line opportunity for those ladies and families attend
who would otherwise be debarred the amusemens of this
avorite establishment and the pre-
ccy the same in the evening, every enjoy them
Gen Tom Thumb remains only this week no time T.
to be lost in going to him. He may all hour
day and evening together with the Gypses the Queen SC
Look out for something and extremely nterestin
| for New Years day.