Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-04

,u1trd tar As 10 EEL ire only The Tac1uan al
yernnle render nal aul complete, and hs being
N, m re than confirmation of the FIST cunsen ed
Ia and then sub nitled By isel. viii doubtless receive
fully and ia good faith. kas,IIa. the inca sum- there
tur as in fact Accomplished and .irng II, newer
in ,ts eare range oil eHt, timely AMI hpnetcunt
contribution the streasth security and general bless NJ
,f our Union, congratulate you, and with yun our
x,nncn country upon II. No meisure since
iunay day has given either such an Illustration such
an impetus 10 our principles o government as ths aud
n,,c in any ate amongst any people, has ever se>
cured ilr cpnary rich an acquisition by inesus
INN nihe itself, void al injury aai oi usisble
,,I,uce IL others Tue territory wnch have hereto
fare added to our dlnaia. and ton which state after
.,,e has been successfully urned has been acquired By
,he prce an virtue OF money ly But here an enptfe
i,r,cr ti,an France. and deshia 10 lis natural en-.
drwmenis Italy, is giten 10 Us, aud gwen npn the
single condition that the community which hsows II
49,, la We the privilege OF bleUduo its destiny with OURS
and h, " The rent dowry has brought placed
Greyer under the government at our principles aud our
.pe Ga all sides u, US and IN all periods III The world,
~, have the spectacle o nilhs surrounding themselves
iii bl,dy appeu,ia res Of conquest and crime. But
herr. for the first time. Is conquest effected by the
unver Of princlpe and extnPe alne here the Spila-
r, instance organ zfd people, s'foal IN all the Gle
IA ,ns of AMI salt ptiecln ana A'iufeh 10
,,,, ui national Independence By inspiring motives
n, were ever addressed 10 an ardent naonal anhli'nn
yet freely giving up then separate existence '' NE sake
,f unhm with annihcr. BY this eXraordinafy sutrtn-
der Of their country the capacity oil our iedeIa'We
system TO almost Indefinite eNtensioh without
NINA rpr the value ui The Whole, OF the administration
a. the particular parts. will be Thoroughly tested ana
with new proofs, as DOUBT not OF It's augmented 'ii'e
In our conf etcc and support By ths act, too VAST
r,,,nn Of the highest political, commercial ana nH1ay
imputanc To u.s. will he rescued lrau all the poSsbili-
ties of t,regn ntemeddl9, aud thus The sell project
iny power The Unon he Increased aud the held oi a
,ueflrin and American government, De Ieh
d,re, wider aud stronger Than ever.
Whatever the divided Jad Lnent OF our people upon
ts great measure, it may be safely trusted IL It's own
,,sulls 10 vadcae ITSELF safely trusted 10 It's ultimate
.llc upon the grandeur OF our country and the exen
s,u 10 rihpr Lands, Which II aids, ut the liberty sp OF
this, o d,sspaie all scrupe and unite all hearts upon It's
s,,. The is moi dIstant when not mnrnnr NIL
s uttered aya,us itwhPn our connifymen everywhere
will greet It, with connon voice. as happy and
cn,Nnn! act by which this vast caant nj u our| viii
ne crow ded from shore 10 shore wn powerful and var
,u,us people aud the bann vi our couay be raised over
,a,nblcap enisire unparalleled IN It's extent Gne
o,,d in The lsdoin justice and humanity of lis rule
lau.naely associated with the completion Of this event,
and with The completion III others lmperlsiaby conaecis
ed with our national reoWn, the melancholy l1sS 10
,ur country Of Of the must extraordinary Of all her
,., and ns rDs al all her staesnen paii55 and ben
.tactrs Andrew Jackson. lie has gone 10 the Ionib
v,n by a nation that loved hin--a landmark upon The
ave in whicn lie lived; 'eacing by lie OF elevated ats
IAN h1w heui, the energy which bold aud an hons
es, heart depending Itself and directed 10 great OBJ
ecls can acquire and hAw nobe The power, Usefulness
and fame which uncoiq iera5e devotion to one's country
rau Lesuw. Having delivered that couhty IA lis hour
Of peril aud dedicated his to rs service IN lis day
If marp with a spint whally aud incoHnptbly her
Oval aud her own 10 the last IL Is tor her To feHenRer
han l1w With gratitude suitable alike t" her own ho'
ar AMI Ia his. Virginia, at least. VINO CHERISHED aud
h,u,el hun when living, will mol f,rget hm when dead
ieuew respectfully. my former ncomnehGaeh lat
a. EARLY ryaa Of The laws {" the state. ihe criminal
laAs eslrcily, boih from ihef nature and rom lie
usuy l:npprrrlons winch have gradually 2r""h nr 4
tn,d ,tm reqnfe that they al least sa1ud be revised
Wuh ,u further delay o..
suhuii also as coupor.ia. with hat w>c and muuif
cen, sp Vi clarly by wines the state has already been
governed and essential part OF H. whether cur ln>
,,4it as, luns uugh he enlarged as to provide
i the lnsaue amongst slaves, and whether too Tho
humane objects ui these a>l huns would ~" De greatly
rfnuitd by auhorz 10 the gradual lntoduelon ~ ad-
onion Ia ier budIngs or Otherwise, ct such changes
MS wouti enale them. all tiacs, 10 thrush accno
,aii1ns for cases!
T1e,xslng made OF acquiring tile to the vacant
lands m state, lands supposed Ia be So has hecule
productive of litigation aud loss, which Is not only Sc
rousy embarrassing 10 the parties concerntd. bal prtJu
dicia to the Improvement and population OF ttt
connry. and requiring sumo remedial law II any Is
practicable, II. hoever VIII pay to the reg
later Of the land ofie lle rate OF two dollars hun
bred acres. purchase without INIT. warrant Tor
as many hundred, many hundred millions ii aff's S,
as he pleases, and locate II. though at his own
risk upon Whatever place or places he PHRASES. By
this mode operation ii is altogether probable that the
whole surface of particular districts Ut ie COMMONWEALTH
has been spd several times over. and ty II also, the
made 10 occupy the improper pasiti"n ii scaer-
ing doubts over The liles Of land. and selling to some
Il her citizens the mere rtvleoe OF harta>Shg Others,
tnr iriing annual addition 10 her revenue. Is sug
p,sed as I probable IN his maer. that II all
eases here founded umm land warrant Is re-
turned the registers office ior pairnt, II shall be ac-
cu.npauied with affidavit, certificate tom The ctun
" surveyor stating that his belief, the land described
in The survey is actually vacant.
By a law Which passed the 10Th 81 February
last, the Governor horned e purchase certain
des cribed rroperly conlig Ia The pubic warehouse
IN The CIV Of Rchnund and in The event VI purchase,
10 make it a part OF that warehouse. Regarding tins
Law Us cuutern9, by lis t,rns. an authority when tie
governor might might not according 10 his Sound
discet,un clsidcrpd best decline giving II ELECT
aud report back again the Legislature Ior It's FUR
ther direction. This now do and with the rec,nmen
daior that the whole policy ut keeping up warehouses
by tie state for The inspection Of tobacco, be ehquTed
for the purpose Of deciding whether II would mol be
expeden, abolish least IN The cities and towns
and confde it there private enterprise and means
But few Of the original objects OF this policy ex
any longer Tobacco longer money; the ceTllh
Gates of the insptc longer currency; and The
judgment VI the inspector the qnaly Of iobacco NJ
longer a standard by which il is bought sold. QUE
Products OF agriculture too may equally claim with this
one, the favor and protection of public warehouse -
BESIDES this, the risk, including the capital and
Lance, is far beyond the profits Teceved-hese. amount
ing from the public warehouse IN this city. three
thousand duIlaTs year, upon capital and Insurance
more Than a mlllun.
herewith ninicate the annual report the ad Il
tant general and the ANNA, report the board
ltors of the Military Institute; from the last of which
will be that that valuable institution Is managed will
y, accustomed iiety, energy and success By law pass