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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
FAMILY lars

We think the Enquirer ill admit that the Io-
co foco party, did not settle the differences between the
uial hnrses, at the Conyi nirn al Richmond sharp
war bids far 10 commence brtwccn the Enquirer
and tho Charleston Mercury, which " he really edl-
flying 10 the Wings. We subjun the last part ot HE
article Of tho Charleston Mercury. i'll which il VIII be
seen, that paper dencurccs the Whole proceedings OF tho
Convention, piece of j"gghryof Political managers
"Issily, because We do not think the penPlc :" II
GINA tmselve, bound by this expression Vi Convt'
ton. raed tor other purposes and therefore II IS likely
10 be all labor los! 10 the people Of the other STATES
The truth is. This " hole affair has very ugly as
Pect. and Looks more like the uggry Of POLITICAL NINA
han a s'raieh forward movement Of the people
The onyenion was got up prut ss.dy for hut one Pn
poso-io arrange and hannonzn tie parties Tor 'he
Spring eleciionsenllrey for State aud local obeo'S.
p to the week before the Convention met, the H.
enquirer continued 10 asseycra,e HAT inis the only
purpose, and sirenuousy 10 deny thai there was any Or
sign whatever 10 Interfere with, aci on, the PHsluf"
lia Election But lo the first thing done IN the 'ol7
yenilon is 10 introduce that subject by resolution re'
H. report upon H. vote by counties. reject the report
and grand display IN favor Of Mr.. Van Buren, ri'S'
the play and points the moral Of the whole SHAT
Pro'esialons arc M longer needed, and will ihffc'"o
be no longer tScd-they have accomplished ih'ir P"'
pose. The manGuvre having succeeded the lfIWn!"'
will DO vannitd and the vast prcpondcrance OF an pu
rehsin IN irglna. (Which does not cAst )wll! be POM
P"'isly proclaimed. .Noms J crrons."
The Enquirer replies 10 his in strain as mild ana ~
sol as sNckiig dove" Says reCrctsvery H''c' wv
able Editor Of the Mercury has used this lssguaef anu
expresses fears that the Republican rary will be h'''
by It, Thinks the Vireinaus are above jrggi"g '''
management. But the Mercury must knw trtft VS..
that, as Mr.. Van Buren, is known 10 one of the NV"
managing politicians N the Infd States. "ho W."
RiclIe Ia onc Il he most admirable tqehed" !" ~
gna.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
HOUSE OF DFIEGAT

MnspN. March 9th, lSl3.
A rormu acaon received from l,c Sausle, sta
ting that they had Parsed the act tliifd sn act ph,
wiling ior 'ae appointment 81 superintendent, Of the
Prices turnpike and Cumberland Gap rad and en
other purposes; for HE Iclsl 1T securities M
turhesuing bonds fnlubctsn' and Ian act
su,l'ouze the reconstruction II the Turnpike road rOm
the Sweet Springs To HE W llite SulplNr Springs
GA motion OF Mr. Le',v'ch. leave VA. gwen to bring
ina bill ioclange the tine Of holding ths County and
Superior Courts Of GrsysIn and Carroll,
TAX BILL.
The House resumed DE consider, Ii0N Of iIe bill IN
psino taxes FOR the support al The t'Bgefnnscut
The amendment Of Mr. Spark. psuIlng when the
llonse adjanrned. was n!rciel; ana Mr., Hopkins a
mendment having been amended, motion Of Mr.. Ran
juIh. WAS agIeed la, rs klws:
''On all money loaned ont at interest hy udiyidu
ns. any bands Notes other securities acquired hy
purchase. aud above ,he sum IN she ase of
"ns hundred do'lars, t&o and hel pr tasium the
amount OF all Interests pruhts received rrorpm with
in the Year neg, preceding the tneaf listing or giving
in the 10 the commissioner VI nc revenue after
tednctins hefefom the Interest on all sutns ia Which
such individual shall be indebted TO oiiets"
The bill provides at all inoru.s invested IN the
bas. certificates Vi pu,ic Debt slock ii other Sta les
nfil, Onion or OF Foreign States, - PIT ccnuu on
enr, dividends, interest profits
On mntion o. Mr., Randolph. Iho b.nh in this clause
was filled win f,co and hnG-syes 50, no~s 26.
Dir. West moved to rs'coilslder ,o which filled
lhe blank ior the tax On money oantl with TWO and a
hall per cent ai. Hopkins suPPlrod ,he motion.
witch was negauynd.
The question herg on Hing the tlar> wiki reea nj Il,
the taa salaries. Nj. Daniel. Of K e. suggested that
nv the bill. the officers uf he L. = vsl'd III ucllc.
which would be obvious violation 81 Constitution
nf the rs
Mr.. leako. Of 4. ooncurrcd will NJ d.. and on
his no"n, tho words ''O( Other Governments wetc
stricken out.
\ message was here received (rom tIlc Senate b,
Mr. Atkinson. wi.a ,pfned the Ipns. that the Scnat,
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$2l.4G.255 Va

In irving al these sums. fractions ot dolI,r. 80
not taken INTO TIE a,,IIil,ns 49,
ue appropriations Tar the Post Office Department
which arr paid exclusively on, Il The rcy,,urs ri ,It
p'P'f'ncn and therefore are charge on the Treasury
ano"nl I" Si515, 0OU.
me hlss have illly carried ou, lcir yrofcssions
w re H''h III regard 10 rciren,hine Expenditures
III some OF 'hcr promises made Ia Inc people, they ha va
nee' 'h"arled by rrfdous President and canno, he
le'o responsible soI the failure. We hope the pcupo
WI" MOI suffer themselves to he quilted into the support Of
Nh an Buren,, or any Of his alhcreu,, who extended
NOR. IN one OF ils years than the Wings have in two
lheA are jdetS-and facts stubborn lhinss-and cam
not bo reincd by mere ass,rious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
Correspondence Of The L, S, Gazette.
NrW NoGk. March, |
DISASTROUS EARTIQU AkE.

Captain Knowles. of the schooner Ellen, arrived tins
normng from ST Thomas, informs ne that previous 10
his sailing, several passengers had arrived from Gua-
daOupe, Who ts I ed The earthquake there having
been most disaerous. 1t commenced At 10 O'Clock in
the moruin. while The inhabitants at breakfast,
aud IN iew seconds every house and building WAS
laid plustra,. The loss of life imnonsc--u II
thousaGd inhabitants only ihd escaped. Tia A
mcrcan Consul was buried in the ruins and duo cut
with both legs shocklney innrrd-he underwent All
ampUaton, bat died Immediately after. 400 bodies had
been taken from the RUNS and carried out TO pre-
vent resi'enco Ot regiment Of soldiers 500 strong
20 only were lett alive.
The Qualifications were a heap of ruins. and
the mouth of the harbor completely choked UP BY
rocks forced from the bottom of the sea II was feared
that the vessels in pn would never be qor on,
At ST. Bau's the church and several other buildings
were thrown down, and the earth opened in the centre
oi street 10 the width OF foot. the fssure extending
600 Yards IN length.
Only lives were lost at Agua though almost ,yory
building IN ST Johns ihrown doWn.
AT st Eusarla the damage confined mainly 10
buildings, some being very badly injured
At ST Chtisinpher's several of the public buildings
wwe utterly destroyed. Only hn. was lott, but
some others were badly hurt.
AT News and 81. i,srlholomew's the earth opened
and water with phurous stne issued from the ere.
vices.
Nothing farther had been heard from Monsterrat-
When last seen the island envrloped in a dense
cloud Of smoke or dust. The around Was violently
agitated.
At 81. lineent the shock was fsit hut slightly.
A snow storm commenced this morning. which has
changed sometlrs 10 hail aud again 10 rain accompa
MED with high ~Gd, which aas rendered the streets al
must impossible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

The proposed Convention II Ds iegars (fhm thr
eral counties Of the District. composed n Campbell
Fluvanna Buckingham. Cumberland Prince Edward,
Charlotte and Iunenbnrg) Ia Convention held iI ihe
purpose Of selecting candidate for Congress Er the
Wing party Of III" District. viii meet a; Famviile on
"Wednesday. the 22d day ol March. 1913.
The Convention will meet uil that day al the Hotel
of II. James, IN faunvie at ~ o'rhca, M-iIie
public room OF 'hs lioie having been procured fl that
purpose.
F.gMvI.I.E, March g. 1913
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T1,r zpnehbmro J'ir0tniIu.
.nO.aD.ir. MiRCH 20. ls43
TO THE WIICS OF BEDFORD

meetlnq OF the Wings If the cruns u Bedfi I'd
will br held al The next c'ur tr the purSe Vi nnnina
ng candidates 10 represent The comfy la ,e l.eXt Leg
stature. Aud asn ior Tho purpose ii appointing dele
gates To attend District Cunvsnlion la lie held .r the
nomination + candidate r the 'lh Cn,gr. <slunal Dis.
rlet. fall meeting ofthe party is earnestly desired
aud trust there viii be fGl attendance from EVERY
parl Of the county.
SpueI IU n ia,Ye u,mIsr nj m b;.-t
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.HorrtNu fntsllt0rlsrc
ARRIVAL OF TIE GREAT WESTERN
SEJT,N D.iTS LATER fROH EIkOPE

The Steamship Great Western arrived nj New York
Saturday afternoon. She lcfI Bristol (Engand) thO
ith utmo. aud arrived az FsuclaI Madonna On tho
10Th aud from theurr sailc. AGAIN he 20Ih, An
extract from her log states thar m Tho 18Th Of Feb
ruafy slit had nothing bat N,slcru wlrds. general
strong, aud sometimes blowing very hard, viii hoav
sea, excepting part III on" day (Ihh al Aar.h )ahcn
tho wind was ,astery. i worthy 81 remark that lle
engines Of the Great Western EaN" bcsngonE for Wen
" days. nhom stopping oUe instant nd tlat she has
steamed a distance 81 uut Ihousand seven bundled
miles with consumption VI GO tuns ol coal--a feat
probably, Unprecedented IN lac Annals Of steam nav
uati
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

lbita .ng saahpIrs c',aaeraei l., sneh fn"raaS ana
ats.oir,d tamcs
Ba. ia truth. nnl mary al those gentlemen, VINO
us. lhr Bark s,rt III raw head and body bones,
to irigprs men Iroto thrIr Frorriey the
ediutv the kchmond Enquirer, md Those, Who with
that sell.insl., supported " M. II. CIawprd iar the
Presidency in 1924 stopped irpm putting IN tins plea
ultdrralisrn auans, ilse Who still % fr BanLf They
II lrue, like special pcades. contend that the
qn.siiun al ,e r. charter ufihe Eank would not have
up dauag Mr.. CTauiord's tenn II service. lad
that gentleman been elected To the Presidency True,
but how dos hs acr lecl liz great rrsIlts insol-
ved2 II adverac, ,f National Ba.k tr i'st Of p"-
liira orlb,doAyif in other xorJs ih. Sc Who rccog
nzr ls power Vi ii'r general government To incorporate
l}anh, and he eApedichey III great ,mergences, OF
'- eaecisr, e sder1isis and they only spubicon'
10 dens ipth the and tie uih,r.-the conclusion
follows, lhNtthe Epqunrin 1924. supported federal
ia tor HE Presidency "he Republican candidate"
slihough Mr. IA Word was then opposed both ly Gen.
Jacks'n he late IDOL Of that party, atd hy NJ. Cal
toun. .ne iiis nt,s.n, l.at,rs-std Lat Jpcuin,
'.he fag ship If Democracy" she is caed-ihe lead
Of the Rcput.au hos-,hc self cols, ,uird anu ui
yersally reegniz rd guaidn II tie doctrines of '9e 90,
bestowed upon linn overwhelming majority OF her
frf Where her senn,s and her wardcrs2
Were they all asleep upon their waicl-twers? Or is
il not III FACT. mere fitch, for party purposes and has
1t not been ir ten years paslhis affected hostility to
NaliUal Bark the Of It's ~ unrnsiiluti,n H.
" and its dangor7 We cannot speak for others; ut
for ourselves wcsay that Mr. Madison's unrebukrd ap
p.Dyal Of he Bauk charter of 1916 and the uncens nrcd
vote al her Senators, by Virginia. in favor Of that char
r, as well as the subsequent snppui by the people Of
Virginia .f W M. II Crawfnrd Tor the Presidency. with
full knn1lGgr Of the iact thai he had always been az
ayowcd ami zealons supporter Of that lsiu,on,--we
say all these must be ohlit.ratsd from the hsto
ryo the country, before repo,e the slightest
idoncc in the sincerity of Of tse who effect such
violent hostility IL a National Bank. And as to Mr.
Ga lhoun, vch,mence OF recantaon,-no protest
however solemn and eft r'pealed.- induce us 10 be-
ieye that he earnest zeal Of the unsophiscacd and
nhirhtous Patriot Of 1916, is less 10 be relied ON or
horrd Than the cold. calculating. selfish designs If
The poIlcau Of lSi3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
THE VIRGINIA IEGISIATIRF

II is now the 2lth Of March, aud The Legislature bps
not adjourned. In fact they Stem Just 10 have com
mcnced tie regular huslntss Of the ses,, n N, fo,v
BIDS having as yet, passed. 1t Is now nearly four
months since that bod met. with cost to The Stat. of
something like one hndycd Ncrsnnd dcliors Oh, if
the State only had HAT much VI the haloit with III,
Land Fund. nov lying ldIein the Treasury OF the l.,
nIlfn States, which the ruranieal loc,s refused to ac.
cep. there would scarcely be any need of making any
additional taxation. Bat Loco Focoisn has decreed
oherwsc-nnd compelled Ia draw u,nn their inns
sinationa 10 get subjects of taxation They ara
ieasng and enIoy ing themselves upon the fat III.
land while the people ia,ei sutr tor it, Ii i, anos,
beyond further endurance. hope thai the more con,
sd'T oftha parry will check them in their poiliaae
carc'r-nnd III hrir places send men who are dispused
to do besinss such cry ing evil is il, that we h,ro
heard some Of that pay say, they could longer vote
(oT such men, or if they did, would he with great
doaln eluclHnce. 1t tbs duty If the people To pu,
them down. and VIC hope they-the dear people-wii,
Danish every otlhem from the councils Of the State
Unless We do thar. Loco Focolsm vl entail upon us
the most rulnols evils.
tr;- The Editor Of the Republican crows good deal
about our worthy friend, Wu.T Tsncry Esq quitting
the Wings and uniting himself with the .ocos We ad-
wise the Editor however, tu iolh cture he out
THE woods '--Though Mr. Yanccy be nth the Iocos
ON some ofher measures, lie never vote for Mr. Van
Buren, without the gross.st Inconsistencies y hich he
seems not willing to admit, by saying he has changed
MIR. lancey made sundry speeches in our Tippecanoe
Clubs. IN which he pictured in glowing colors the
rup,lJns Of Mr. Van Burls adnisi ration aud his I'M
fitness to governn free people. which presume Le
would moi be willing to recani at this early day.
f5- The Republican tries make capital flour speaking
Of Col !Iubarda (ee-har' man Blu, not 30 fast neigh
Dor. Wewere the first to dub the Colonel lie tho
identical author himself for he asserted in his speeches
during his former canvass, that he '.redl Gee
ham man. for the purpose Of catching the VOTES of far
mers and the working class, But do not believe
honest yeomanry can he 50 easily deceived by such
empty Professions; for do know any that ls
more above feeling and sympa'hizng with this worthy
class of fellow citizens ~ heir present embarrassed
condition. Than the Colonel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

'Iie average yearly appropriations ~ ie four years
Of The an BnEon Administrative, The reader will ub
serve MeIe twenty six millions ENC hlu,ed aud fifty
five Thousand and seventy -nine dpsrs.
The whole amount Of appropriations made by the
late Congress for the present year and the first hall OF
the neM year was. as the will learn from the sub
JAHod Ihch' statement but twenty ipur millions and a
half "f d,lalS; that is 10 say. but il,te than sr
teen nnf'"s u d"Rors n yeor'--nuch less than two
th"'S IT the annual expenditure ind the last nonp
'l,l'c dyhas'e. an less ltRn Vu, bah of tn. espond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

ture during ach u the ias ysars of General L,
sous the rst OF Mr.. Van Buren's Admlnis fa,i.,.
.7jstract Of appropriations made al Ire Lna s,,,,,, r.
Congrcsslr The LaJt eaiondor wor ending i'm, ~
ls4i, ard Fiscal ge"r ending .tnt CO. iss4-Mo,
is. tor eigi.tsts maaths: "'
Civil and dplo attic, months, sndinp
June 10, lsa 81 .soG ocs IVA
Civil and dlplot aie, year cndiLg June ~
oo' le44 3.C9i a52 %
Military establish meni i,733, ~ M
Furtihcatlons stIS an -,
Ha'a' es'aoi.S'in III 9.laG1s4 w
Indian drpartmn = lol M ~
Pensions. Invalid, revolutionary opd -
- ""o"H' LIZ 400 Gn
~ e"'."''s' ,,'e' 10000 W
Britain ga, 532,726 90
Mississippi. Aiss uri, Ohio and Ar
cn sasas i's' Is, ,.,,, 10000 65
igan Sn ooo ~,
Payments to Georgia militia Ia tno W.
To establish 'e.g h. IN noo IT, w
For survey oil harbUrot Memphis, Ten NV w
D. s" elaine ,,,,,., 5000 %
ed, but which may le estimated Vt
v. ag"m ,,,,. .l;oo,s 5000 90
pay Ia Ulicers # the Exploring IA,
petition lay If Michigan milnl,
called cut IT, maintain n,nirall, IN
the Canadian frontier, and others 81 4
which are directed Ia lie settled. the ~
amount not hnuwn. buf hen a.c,, III
tanned. 10 be paid at hi Treasury n}
estimated at too ~, -
{.yI ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

The New York Commercial Advertiser has an inter
rs'in1 ], to- f1n Canton, from which we learn that
Comm 'ofo lsraney. commanding in that quarter had
addreSs, ,lil 10 tue Governor asking that the Ansr
mean 1-'t- viii Ghga might he placed nj the same
lo"ting With tie BUts. The answer was yers salts
factory and States that pepper trlcs ntallous " III be
inaJt IL The Enphy {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

.Nodeay--Ne little amused with the TO-.
marks u lhe Editor ol the Republican on his modesp,
in his last Mondays paperlle tn ,ushiit lookcd very
immofcs for editor To have his nanr at Tie head Of,
hls pa per. f5r any otice When H. and behold this We
ry mod, So man has his in an eG oria in his next
pa per. in which lie makes hisf figure very conspcu.
oust. TnIIy, modesy like consistency is jewel. But
every ono To his taste. For urr part. think per
tcctly right, and all in,modcsi for an editor when
he has heen selected by his party for the purp of
ryng cut heir principles, urge his friends to 90 to the
polls and vote for him"D. Of the principles
he enterlanis IN common with them. We think lie
would I've reuiSs in his duties If he did not do So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
EARTHQU AkEIN THE NFsTINDJES

thcanvaI the schooner Chsppclc. Saver at lining
ton \. e., from st Thomas. have further accounts
{" the dreadful effects of the earthquakes IN the West
India Islands, All the buildings In POINT Pelre were
thrown dnwn by The shock.
immediately upon It's occurrence. about two thousand
o the inhabitants rushed from their DIV cngs into the
public square. which they had scarcely reached when
III" earth opened beneath thclr feet and sw allowed hs
whole mass
II was supposed that full thousand people were
destroyed altogether IN yarous ways. Directly after the
earthquake fire broke among the runs which burnt
hvc days and completed the work OF destruction
IN. other parts Of the Island suffered but little On
the islands OF Antigua aud Montscrat nearly all the stone
and hrlck buildings shaken down. but those Of
wood. few lives were lost
At English llabor, Antique. high hill overlooking
the harbnr was thrown into II by the shock filling up
II was not known that islands sunk has been
reported by vessels arrived elscW here - Com. .3dr
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Tn, ConEr,-Wc find the following communion
ton, presumed 10 he from he pen Of the venerable No
7l " rhsIcr. the columns Of The New Haven Herald:
h'rssrs Ediiors'lho present comet i. considered as
very brilliant phenomenon. bat far inferior 10 THAI
which saw W''n young, either IN 100 or ITO
] hat roNc .i I morning before the SUM- and s stream
ct light ad3 nearly from the horizon to the mcri
dian, - III df9recs. 1t proceeded from point aud
became Wldel III the extremity, like doves tail. Ii
covered i've Tunes thu space III the heavens which the
stream o' III hi from the present covers This
hight always appears opposite to the sun. aud proha
bly, the light at the modified by the nncous or at
mospcfe al The comet, IN measure like iiCaks II
hight which often in summer, occasuncd by the
ray ol the sun passing through vapor IN different de
grrs Of dcnslly. The vulgar notion that when these
Hteaks appear. the drars rnter when the app car
arc' is made SOLELY by the light passing through yapor
W Between portions OF II.
The tail 1T the comet IL mol fire" and IT nigh, sweep,
over us without our pcrrevlng IL Indeed. tins prob
ably the sometimes, when comet comes directly
between the aud the carh.
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BUCKINGHAM DISTRICT CONVENTION

!Signed by large number If Uhig-,.
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The Indian mail has arrived and No have roeevcd
tie Indian Journals and letters the 2sd at .lsnuYry-
he Intelligence which HEY brny. thong no, OF he tx
citing interest OF some mails 81 last year, satisfactory
as proving thai the peace ahd tranquility MUCH de
sired in Eastern possessions have been ihunupI,
established.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12
W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RUIIDING.

Thursday evening per mail. Alexandria Extra Class
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5000, 25O0 1895, $780, 30 of 1000 80 Of $50 - of
200, - Of $50, l25 of 1875, "a Of lOO &c. Is Nos.
IA drawn. Tickets $40.
Friday, draws in the Exchange-Va Leesburg Clas, Al
Capital Prizes-SlO,000 1000, 3OOO 1872 10 of 1000.
100 25O 10 OF 200, 10 OF $50 20 of 1875 sc of 100
oo Nos-lO drawn. Tickets 81.
Saturday, drawing received Monday Morning Grand
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1852, of 1000, 2 Of 500, of 300, OF 1000 &C. Is
Nos and l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
Mammoth Scheme!
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10000 Dollars, highest Pri.e,
Also other handsome prizes Of OOO O6s 2oflO 600
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Brilliant scheme-S35 29I 600 1000 1903 so Of 1000
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