Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-22
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q a.,.a.r,s TO TIN STAuNTos coSvENrioS.-Ata meet.
portion of the An efiean party Of LyuehburE, held
ay night the following delegates were appontedto the
s,,,on Convention II rsRr wARD.-col WIN Bro" n
u : PAYNE MeDonald, VIM d Branch, WIN l. Saunders
= slaughter, Jno Tlden VIM Booker, James II
g,on r II Early. David Booker, Mai W w Leftwleh,
T. u Kean Jno seay, VIM II stratton LYNCH w ARD =
T., las Langhorne Newton Gordon Dr ii oimer. Jas
ington Kirkwoood otey Jno L Goggin, VIM Bur
A ehtis ian, W " Mosby Jno I Smith, Jno Bailey
on. 7 prowu Jno oley Taylor James Cobbs, Charles
/ N Bsekf'fd
Fl n,xa AND LOAN AssocIArIoS-No HIN onr last
the advantages procuring money from Build.
W, : am A ssoeations other modes ofborrowing.
n h still Important consideration is, that the
- nayments money obtained are made in small and
ie,t sums paid monthly; and not in bulk, any one
inc as in ordinary loans How after having paid inter
81 for advance compelled to suffer their prop
v 10 sacrificed from inability tomeet the mortgage on
- a. maurtyi II that ought to borrow money
ont considering carefully what he shall redeem t.
ar pay back again If be careless or houGhtes
with this important rule either he or mis- family
are sure suffer the consequences OF MS I'M
sacrifice of his property by forced sale or 9TH
wse but yet danger such is too apt to be over
ok ID until the mischief done An individual purchasing
property by Of osn will find 1t easier Tor the une
being to per cent for The money ne mas DOT
owed ON mortgage than twelve per cent oil It's
value In the Aud in this way he may go on
easany enough years, keeping the interest regn'
.ry paid; when the principal money Is
,red by the lender happens when tits dheh
+, obtain IT. In this way property is often Saerhceu vi
-reat loss sustained
n In w ell known picture practically true and
fcouent occurrence populous towns where the aei'
dos for borrowing exist Some few indeed succeed ana pass
- tho cnt,cemen,s and which surround them
h majority the trial. and after various vicissitudes
- 80 oen reduced with their families to poverty, and
ar nroperty passes into more fortunate hands IL may DC
IA that this is the of things and cannot be avode"
ia evident Building Associations are the exact rem
1 tla, uis fOD IL
ware to be provideat Instead OF approprang any surplus
ms 10 .unpor more expensive style ofliving, he is com
cd TO apply in making good his payments 10 tue AS
t,,iop These payments being made monthly ne mas
-, o,imuus to economy that he is not likely to re-
for no man will suffer his property to be sacrheed oS neg
,bo rcpular ayment of small sums that would in few
r release it all incumbrance but on the oner manu.
the ayment the principal to be made IN onS ana
At remote period too apt as we nave u hes
h ,roper preparation tomeet And besides ne may even
-, ~ ,,,as, foe jphi and prudence be thrown into cir
that would render him unable to pay aises"
. one time and yet might interfere with his m"nty pay
m,nts to the Association ~ -
,,,hc the difficult incident ordinary mortgage are
~ ,.t,,od and a man of famy enabled by the regular ap
nriaon Of small from time to time to become IN
few wears the ownero homestead ana Is mus n' ~ vs.
,mng moth house rem. and all the e's Oh mere uN
tho Association also affords those who do not desi"
h,sc dwellings their use an admraoe opportunity
,fo and profitable BY letting out the proper.
> Ia others the may be made to pay IN part ho' ~
their dues to Associations aud ny TINS means my
come into full possession of taa very trhng cost 10
especially who build more advantageouSy tnan
ors the facilities furnished for becoming owners oil rear
are very considerable Besides persons whose properly
very readily avail themselves ibis III oe
lof /, .nober number will complete our remarksfor
10 ,raaoot on the important subject under discussion
COUNTY De1rearrs-Ata meeting ofthe American party
camnbel county held the Court House on MONDAY the
nh ,s, the Chairman, Col VIM b. Brown was authorized
annon, Ave delegates each magisteal district TO rep
resent the county the Staunton Convention In accordance
With that authority he has appointed the following;
p;srict No Capt John Grouse W Sratton, Capt"eo
" ne I, f. Williams, + Rueker
6;srjct No Geo II Lemon Ed Carter, Let"ich Lit
lie Gerry Moone Abner Farley. - a. Will ~,
D;,ftja No al Murrell DIR Clark Geo foui'e' " III
5 Wade, Dr - Page. c,, c.n,po
ujsrjrt No 4-Capt Thomas Fox John Swiney Capt Ao
Johnson DIFF A Perrow. John Payne ,.,, n,
District Capt Jas + Galloway Ihomas bet'e''" ~
n y Smith Chas w Whow, o c Clark go ,,r
District No "a Jennings. Saml Chambers III 4
Nithers James Dinwddc VIM W Matthews , ., IN,
District No Maurice Langhorne,Jrr SAM iytee'' "
pogrew, Is II Nowln, DR. Christian
ANY of the county favorable to the American party
who he in stanton during the session the Convention
+. authorized o delegate
FIRE IN THE MouNTANs.-Theh hills and woods IN al Inns
saws the Abingdon yrginan have been on hre'
or than week past amount of damage mas oeeu
lone to bu fences &c This is the case in all
direction thin miles of Abingdon as wehas
in Slnytle aud other neighboring counties