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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

On the great and import an national questions
which have so much 4 iine, The general assemy
nothing need DO said by me nilis way, a. The
! people generally, through the columns loi news
! papers, are better Informed ou the Nariuus
subjects aud various views Of persons fnd ph'
ties IN fhnse subjects, than can prftrnd 10 M
form them by ib,s method will ouy AID
thai although shsie are sumo VIM despair VI
passing any la. on the girsi suhjeri OF a Con
y-ntipn, and psrhap. others "ho may slsl, It's
defeat, vel. still hope. that the passage Of
so,n- law for oigan1ing Convention, y II be
effected which may be such n, to give y lolern
bile degree Of satisfaction ~ the people ut large
Tie Senate have adopted the very mra,ure of
representation which, there was much reason
always to appr.hrnd they wonld. aud which,
perhaps, comes rs NEAR n fair compromise rs
any other. und. think. there is reason To rx.
pect that The House OF Delegates will ultimate
y agree TO equal Senatorial District Reprrsen-
iaiion of four nembers each, elected by the pre-
sent qualified electors.
3 oeiock. I NJ
Sine writing the above this morning, lrlure
the House met, We have received the b,li from
the Senair by special messenger, aud have u.
doptnd the amendment by majority ufiwcn,y
one votes, after hard loughi battle, as viii he
sren, aud the hill Is now one of the laws ot thu
land This hui provides for the eeciioa NJ the
May courts OF each county, four members ot
Convention tor each Senatorial Dslrci-Con
y"ntdo" = meet IN Ocrnbei Nc. Sc.
The 0exi great matter of Interest before Ms arr
the ,rspintions al Georgia aud South Carolina
on 'hr subject OF the Iarlir laws OF the United
states This i an interesting subject TO Nirs'
ma aud the Union, aud has been referred to- n
sominittee al the House. for several weeks pasi.
Who hive not reported vel hui IL is expected
they viii report tomorrow. II the resolutions
are sufficiently temperate, they will rreriSr
cnn and d'hbrritf discussion. II they are u
| srrhsatcd. md paiinkc Ton much II the temper
allure aud odoor of the E3gladm they will be
! nailed to the counter, hope, like bad dol
lar
have already spua out my communication 10
a greater length than | mieudcd aud must
therefore lhHve other subjects of hleh impor-
lance 10 t3.r deytlopemcni OF tim aud ihe news
| hapers will now only add that III We are ut
| length SO happily delivered oil the Convention
subject after n laborious SIX mr. seven weeks
travail, with much agony. bv pos,ponjng much
| Emporium business To the disposition Of the IN
! t"re government, We may now hope Ia effect an
| adjournment III The present legislature within II
| few days of the last at urxt week, aud that no
addition may be necessary upon the present
| subjects Of taxation.
am, Gentlemen your and my
| constituents most obdf aud humble servant,
r. NJ. GOGGIN.
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THEATRE.

On Friday evening, there was The fullest
house we have yet seen, 20 witness the perform
ance oi George Bc>upeH, and SepsT's The Mnt!'
The first piece went of $3.50. tis play
only adapted, in our opinion, to certain sea
,ous and circumstances and, without thus adj
ven, tous aiI, Il canno: succeed well, unless the
periormets display extraordinary ability.
We have seen it performed some half dnzrn
timcs, vet we neyer sa" the character "f Lucy
so well Sustained as il was by Mrs. Hanoa on
Friday night. luaerd, ,his kdy's periorman-
ces are So like nhare, and are 80 entirely
strip of every thing like irickery and art, that
they never fail 70 elicit much and deserved APP
nlause Mr.. Snith, as we once before took
occasion to remark, has greatly improved s'uce
he was before vi tl,, place; bu, he has yet de-
fects 60 conouer, and accomplishments TO ac-
,,slre. Win d fine ice for tragedy, be scarce-
|, ever exh,bas tito the audience, except when
he is IN the act OF speaking almost invariably
nj the conc .usiJn Of his sentences, turning ms
back on the person 10 whom he had been an
dressing himself, aud applying his handker-
HE, with pnt. hands to his eyos, With good
forms, anti il capacity tor throwing II into grace
t,, and aupr,,ria,. attitudes, he invariably, IN
,Iarius his handkerchief to his face, RESUMES
!. seui.,rcular position, and Sc remains until
he GETS his eus. These faults may bs easily
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NWWI IIIUNT NTWlIHIIT TT F"FF''
NATHANIEL X CLAIBORNE.
20 the Editors of The I'rgiuian-doted

Richmond, feb. 10Th. lS2o.
Your p,per circulating much through the
county of Bedford beg leave. through Ms co
lumns To inform my constituents that bills hay
ing been in progress through the House of Del
egatps giving ~ Franklin Boteiourt, Pihsylsa'
MIA and Campbell counties separate elections A
mari from their conr, house elections, and has.
ing received from respectable lumber of per-
sons pet iiions pra, ing tpr separate elections to
he held by law AZ the Meadows OF Goose Creek.
AMI AT Bowles and James, store. IN Pates set
ten,ent which made il MY duty TO try AMI effect
the passage OF law. in conformity With their
wishes IL was deemed dvrsable, that HE people
in the James river end OF the county should also
have the same facilities extended 10 them, AL
though they had not pettiUIed for that purpose.
Aud with view that Bedford mfehi he able 10
preserve all her relative wright, Al the polls IN
all future elections, 10y districts, or otherwise,
where her people might ieel soitcitude IN The
election pendng and he IN all respects upon an
equal iootng, according 10 her population, with
the surrounding countless who we're IN the ac,
Of acquiring the facilnies oil separate elections II
was thought and Just proper TO ticct the passage
OF law authorizing one separate election nj the
Meadows Of Goose Creek, one nj howles &
James 3 store. one Al lGchs,h DAVIS l. Cos
store house, aud one NJ threse LrsPk CnnIr' +,
thus giving accommodation w large nv dbe
Of persons ~ III. extreme cDiners oi the comfy
10 whom II was frequently yeIy lneou, en,ent !,
travel to the court nonse 10 vote, y's they ga,
now vote AT future elections, WITH out much !,
convenience OF ,r0aI,ie. An w, has therefor,
poSsed to that rlhct. fixing PC said elsei,uus q,
the same ,Hay oi the rI"rurn Il, the .oo,t aan.s
10 he sovesned III all ~ speGis hy she ga era
law, coucrnine separate eleriiu,,s passed.. Ice
rDafy ISIS. We same act oxtnn,ls A.
Campbell . Ae separate -lsc,oa tor Lynchbnre
and three others, one iot zach exiren,. Of I'll,
county. on the sa,na iesn,s, hope the proplc
my county may Gnd Sa,sfaciryG aud conye
! nience in the arranSeneal.
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sSSulseso. Co., =
sszI f.
rTFNs II, SATURDAYS MAIL.

Gen. Jackso,t Ind efs arrived ~ Washington
Al our hast dates, b,S NAV Mostly expected.
Benz. Watkins Leigh. esq. ha. been appointed
Reporter of The Court al Appeais, 10 supply IN,
vacancy oecNaoned BY the death Of i'@ilof
Hnndolph. ESQ.
Dull Green hns been eieoied Printer TO ihe
House of Representatives for the next Congress.
byfhe following so'e--for Duif, i07. Gales a
s,ni,an %. Edward ale ktaIit ,. Amos Kendall
|. n. 5. arr |, Blauks 2.--AlIoriiy for Dun
over G.. x :. u. and over the whole u. We
regard this act rs n slan upon the character OF
th- 2oth Congress, which " nil the waters of tho
Atlantic cannot wash away
There has been nsanguinaty insure cIion on
B,ienos Ayes.
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MAhSHAL'S SALEOF LAND AND PEI
SDNAI CHAI1ELS.

1n URSUANT 10 n decree OF ihr Superior
- Court Of Cbancr,y, Tor The Lynehhuig
district rendered an the 10th day Of May, ia.
IN n cause between Snmuel Garland aud nnai
X. Edlcy Trustees OF Bacon Tate, Pits, agailrVt
Christopher !, IimberlHke and Folly his wit.
aud others Defs. The undersigned malshs,,
OF the said Court will sell, on ihr premises. b.
ing on The turnpike Road, ~ The county 1T
Campbell. within three M les Of LynchhurE, ~
Tuesday the Ord day 81 Mach, Is2y. IL lar. Il
po HE nasi fair dry thereafter, ,taci of LAM
continuing ~ II acres, beng nr"ily improves.
aud Is n"w IL the ooeupany Of Jaok Lan"ich !,
also all he ho.srbold and kitchen furniture Of
HE said T.. /. Dimbrrlnkes.
T. A. HOLC0MBE, Marshal
Feb. 2. idsIy
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Remark,-1obacco continues biisk aud in
great drmand. We believe there have been no
sales higher than our last quotations.
Corn is scarce, und readily brings $500 ihs
barrel
Whisky has sonewIlH, improvcd--a lot wns
sold on Saturday ~ % cents the gallon.
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/. A. HoLCOMBE. Marshal
Ian q u4wif4o
Jan a


Marshafs Sale NJ Land and Negroes.
BDuRouANr ,oa decree of the superior
n Court of Chancery. tor che Lynehburg
district. rendered IN the 9Th day of o. tob.r
1923, IN q cahsr between Charles &. Patterson,
plil. nnd Robe,l Canpbril and others defis
The undersigned Ma,shal Of the said Court, will
sell on the premises, nj ,ee mill OF Charles Z.
Patterson, Ia the county OF Bedford, on Tues.
day the 9Th dny of Feofnary is2" If fair, ii
not The next lair day thereafter. nj auction ior
cash. all that trart o. parcel u land convey !.
I'd to Charles e. Paitfrsnn. bs deed aairnu, or
gift, lying on the moth west side of the lnain
road, lea,iinE from, Bore Augur to Liberty, Oh
which trac there is iiue Manufacturing Mill :.
the following slaves with their increase 10 vii .
Sam, Toby, Edmund, Mary, Lucinda, Nelson
Lewis and Bur.eIl, aud At the same time mud
place tract of baud on Goose creeA. adjoining
the lands Of ftobcri Elliot, and Others, contain
ing one hundred aud FIVE Hcres, more or less
tlso four negroes 10 W.T. Manly. Caleb, LYDIA
aud Lucy, with their increase
I. A. HOLCUMBE. Marshal.
Ian % w4wif
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COMMUNfCA me ,,rgiaio~
o SHANE. WHERE I.TnY BLuslf

MEssns EpIroEa--'the Boston Statesman has
endeaNor"d 10 be- II liil witty ~ the expense uf
morality aud religion. lie seems 10 need inior
nation. | would advise him To look mo the
Bible aud res the 18th. l3,h aud llIb verses al
the 9th Chapter Of Deuteronomy and il he is
no' convinced thai III. running oil Stages aud
opening of Mails on the Lords Day, is a viola
ton OF Gods holy law. he would moi he prrsua.
ded. though one rose from the drad-lias he
yet 10 learn that righteousness exaltrth na.
ton, and that sin is the rcproHch OF any nro-
pie Does hr not know thar the stability of our
government trsis on the virtue md morality of
her citizens7 j. hs yet To he told, if,his nation
I'll. the world sllan expiring hope Is gone And
fail il will, if,here be ma orlty who like, the
writer, glory in ihen shame md make n mock
Al sin 10 he YET 10 lenr. that religion rests on
foundation tod 6rm'io be shaken, or looked
down by wit aud farcasmi these feeble
sq,ibs only shew the awful deprayity Of the
heart.
4 Fdend 10 the obsetrance ofhc Sabbath.
IL The author ofthe preceding communion
ton has iorwardedus the following letter (wepre-
snpe addressed to him,) with request mat we
will give il a place N the Vircinan'
Washington. jan 2Is, 1890.
DYkp SIR--VaurS ot the 18th ~ received
The petition enclosed vas presented 20 the
House aud sent TO the committee on Post OH
ces AMI Pos, Roads | correspond with you IT.
opinion, that there is no necessity, in time Of
peace, to open the Pot Offices, on. transport the
mails on The sabbath, nnd | feel graii'cd at
finding INV constituents have tHl,en the subject
into cuusldprat on. As n citizen iook GA the
Sabbath IA the ordinance OF III" Deity. a. II ie.
gislatur behold IN II valuable clgil institution
worthy the respect OF goFcrnncnt.-Ne prohb
il our courts from sitting ON Sundays. Onr
public offices on that day all closed, aud why
should our mns lac pas ing ard our little villa
ges be swarnin% on that day with crowds TO
read newspapers, & c to the injury of the NOR.
ais Of our children, aud sometimes OF our old
people, who should set better examples Re
cosning as ! do. the right of instruction on
the part OF the people, will add. thai | know
no better way 70 express instructIons than that
which the people ARE lesoItng Ia on the sub
icct OF Transporting the mail, &c. on the Sab
hail. aud that II the sub eri can, and n hope il
will come up from the committee dur,ug this
81 .sron) / viii exert NV feeble ability 10 carry
into Effect the wishes of M constituents on this
subject
We have had mass ol business before us
Notwithstanding, we have despatched more
than in me same period of time al any forme,
session, since WAS tnpmhrr, and We go ON
with harmony, that, hope. no imprudrnt man
will If such east among US he able 10 infer
rupt
With Great respect am Dear Sir,
your most nhrdieni servant.
NATHANIEL X CLAIBORNE.
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'WIE " V'F7W u
j. A NJ ID.

RURSUANr 10 decree Of tie Superior
4 Court Of Chancery, Tor the Lynchbnrg
district, rendered on the islh day of October,
1923. in u cause between William A. Ciark,
Plaintiff against Henry Clark aud others defen-
dauis. The undersigned Marshal Of the sad
court will sell on the premises ior cash IN The
town OF Lynchbmg, 81 ~ fee oi ground with
a conmodious dwelling house aud other i'm
proyemenw on tuesday the 10Th day Of March,
1920. a,.d On the premises ~ acres oil Land
living on the waters of fiai Greek, adjoining The
lands Of Rowling Ward aud others, - acres
adjoining the above tract Oi Rowling Ward
aud others. on Thursday The l2lh day of March
1929. anh Ca the premises IN the county Of
Campbell, l57 acres Tying on Molley's Creek
adjoining the lands OF Richard Callahan. jan,rs
Sharei and others, and So acres IN sad county
on the North folk OF Seneca. adjoining the land
al William Car on aud athers, on frlday The
18Th dag of March 1899. The above sale,
will take place on the days aIinee named If III
weather be- fair, il not the ueN iair day there
after, Sundays except d.
IH0S. \ H0LCUNBE, Mar.
Feb o. iiIds5l
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sale Of Fine Dan river
I, a NJ ID.

nURsbANl ton decree Vi the Superior
Count ri Chnnceiy, for the Lynchbnrg
District, srde,ed on the 2vlh day Of October.
1928, IN II cause between sunni. Dabney, guar.
dian Of VIM. II John L.. and Mildred II. Dab.
nry, IN. against SAINT H. Dabnsy aud others.
drh3.
The undersigned Marshal OF the said court
VIII sell, or The premises, near Milton, 10 the
count, ri Pnisylvania, On Wednesday the lih
day Of March, 1929, u lar. ifno'. the neat fair
day thereafter. On n credit ofone aud two Years.
"A valuable rsc, VI Land, tying on Dan River.
containing btiwecn and $40 acres. Bond wit,
security will be reqDired OF the purchaser. and
the title retained until Oh. Ray rncnt ~ the pun
chase money Is made. The above tract OF land
is worthy The attention Of CAPITALISTS. as the Dait
River Is now na'igabr 10 III" lnnd
1. A. HOLCOMBE. Nj
Feb 2. tds
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THNkuS1 SAIL. UF LAND. --On Saturday
II the 2isi DAY oi Feb. 1929, we Will pro
cerd 10 sell, upon the prrinise-, y, public .n.
ton, for cash n .ract of band Wing ia the couD
" OF Campbell, adjoining the lands ailschedio
he Boiling Spring Ta,ero This tract lies
within six or seven miles of Lynchbnrg, con
tanning about 1913 acres /, Il is represented rs
being n desirable liule larin and vel worthy
the attention OF such ms wonld like 10 settle
upon small force. The sale viii be made
in pursuance II trust deed executed 10 the.
undersigned by Wm II Neishpors, ON the 9th
day ot Aug lS2b, Tor the bensh, OF ibe late
trm of Garland Walton aud Penn, aud !; ot
r, cord IN the cIerl, = nibce Vi Campbrll cUun-
~. The tile is believed 10 be good, but AZ
trustees we will convey WITH special warranty
iran Sterling sue Tile orly as IS vested in us
by the deed aforesaid.
The land will Ge shown ~ amy person wish !
ing 10 view il by Mr.. Neigiibers, who resides
Upon The premises.
q SAME. tAitLANU, }Tus
NJ. n. q AhLAAo, tees
Jan %. ~. 40
~ Ileh'ove sole Is pc spoued e,';l SaIus
day the III lay OF next asDaih, when viii cti1
iaInsy take pace, Sc
81 "
Feb n,
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#aret!eG "a atudying the author aud nature
Nj co"tef's appropriate aciion hos been nc.
qdired principally 10y consulting large mirrors,
even IA the adjustment ol the Iul.ls of robe !:
but. u this be true Mt alt We douli whr tier il
stood. Mr.. Cuop.r did not omit to study the
nirahins oi hts author. and the manner which
lac iniehhej ms enaIaele'. should assumes. We
could sish, alSo. mat al. >. wnuld pronounce
the Ieiisf II 10 ,hc tifsi ;, llabe of the word
" HEareH ,uose dls'ineily. aud quality In some
h'faSats fi,e e'nl,ndsls which be lays on the
lasi.- the uliisr character. were well played,
win the exception oi frHsatan. lin fault was
the only One ",ich we have ,et seen commit
ted 10y The in1ividaul VINO performed il, 100
much hesitation Of nRnner, as II hc WIS a.
fra'd he would forget What he had 10 say, aud
too little warmth a'id energy of expression.
The tltrrplrce was performed in superior
style. All the other characters are suhsrr,l-
ent 10 Mss Jenny TraasH, bv whom nearly the
Nnott piece 70 pfllpTnitu. ints pan
tanned by Miss llama, aud fbdtrlns The sones)
VAS one of the best II mol he be-t piece of act.
'ng. IN that line, we ever saw The audience
kept up constant roar OF applause aud laugh
ter.
We hnd that Sercn's he Man", cnuptrd
With splendid Tragedy. win he perloimrd
This Etenias, and we consequently anlici-
pate crowded house.
| u Col. Gcorg" To"nrs ia announced as a
Candidate 10 rcprcqcnI the Senatorial u str,ct
composed ofthe codnies Of Franklin. Herr,
Patrick aud uSylsauia, In the next Virginia
| Legislature.
! NJ Mr.. Clemcn: Hancock has been appoint
ed Posi- Master ut Rcd House, in Charlotte coun
| y, in he" OF Mr.. JOHN Mckinney. resigned
| ~ Big Lick p. o has been e.es,ablished by
! the Pos Master General
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LNuEt DNlrSe

\" l. have This day received casa OF
w highly flushed Leghorns. munh lowe ?
charged Than any imported tbs .enshn.
MCKEE, ROBINSON ~ co.
Ian r
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US1T u1AAlX

Died, IN the county oifrtnklin, on sunday
morning S'h Feb in ihr l7lh year ol her axe
Miss FRANCES s. fourth dtush'er al
Mr.. John sample, Of pulmonary consnmp
ton.
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MARsnAL 5 SALE OF REAL EST ,rE.

Ut
hIN-UANI 10 h decree oi the Superrl
Couri OF Chancery, for the Lyuthburg
district, rendered on the 18Th day of May, 1927
~ II cause between Thomas Higgiube thaua,
1ns. Brown aud Robert nivcs, Me chants nnd
Partners trading under the style and firm u
Thomas Hsginboihnn " Gu. pits against
Lindsay Hurks aud WIN. Hannah. dets. Tn
under signed Marshal ofihe SAID couit will sell
on the premises, IT, the county of Amherst on
Friday the 2Otli day OF February, iao9, II faf.
If not, he next fair day thereafter iW cash, "a
valuable tract Of lani, containing 40 acres, II
ing IN Amherst county, IN The NEG hbotbood 8.
Waugh Ferry.
l A. HoLCOMBE. Marshal
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" We insert to day communication on
the subjec, OF the transportation aud opening
The mails on the Sabbath accompanied by let
ter from Nathaniel II. Claiborne. esq. the re-
preventative in Congress, OF the Bedford dis
trict. While we differ 10 opinion with both our
correspondent and Mr.. c. our columns are open
10 the dissemination OF their views. Regard
ing the Sabbath as a religious aud not civil
institution, we cannot see the necessity of em-
plo ing the secular arm 10 enforce its obsery.
ance. Indeed, if We once began 10 enforce re-
eious obseryances by legal euactions,
where shall we stop The penetration Of
man can foresee no point az which We may
say, " Thus Car shs, thou go, and no
farther" Besides, there iias beel something IN
the r.Gnner Of getting up the memorials TO effect
this object. peculiarly obnoxious to u.s. The
combination has been not only extensive in lis
chara ctcr but for the most part, secret in its op-
sratiuns. Whilst we were only prepared IN SIC
memorial. presented from halt Il dozen vila,n
in New York, aud RS many more from each oi
the States of Massachusetts. Connecticut
and Rhode Island, there has been scarce
" day but vast numbers from all quar-.
ters Of the Union, some from our GUN neigh
borhUod, we're Lard before both Houses Of Con.
yre.s. II may be argued from 'hi: that tho PEG,
pie are IN favor Of the measured therefore that
il should be eltacted. But, not so, because
those who are opposed TO the measure have
used no Efforts to show their strength and he.
Cause every body knows with what readiness
the great mass Of the community will sign ane
mortal. when no personal interest Operates
against it. If Congress attempts TO enforce
the observance of the Sabbath, some member,
xs hope, will follow the example Of DIR. Mitch
ell. when proposition of 4 similar chara cter
was before the legislature ofN York some years
ago. Tie DR.. not recognizing one article Of he
,iecalogue as more sacred than another, propos~
ed TO add section compelling every man to
ODE, that part of il which says, Six days
shaft thou labor'-We would propose 70 adj,
that no rran should be permitted TO covet his
neighbor's OK, nor his ass" &c &c. and SO on
10 the end OF the chapw.
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HEIYSON'S OFFICE.

~ 4 ~ = - 33 a2
We're the numbers drawn ~ The Washington
Consolidated LOTTERY, l2,n 1.iss.
Il. W. iEWSOv
Feb. ~
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

<IlllE sp'ine MI summer session OF the
"a Subscribers school, will commence on
Monday the I'd day OF March ensuing.
Ihe terms us hesetoforc.
JOHN c. REID.
Feb. IL 3iii'
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EXCHANGE.

DRAFT S--.nn Nes York, Philadelphia Bni
linore, Washington ely. Richmond mt
Petersburg, Tor sale ~ n small premium
and IA SIMS to suIt purchasers, NJ The io,iery
md exchange Office Of Il. w. flEWsOS
Successor to s. Il NJ, Airn u 90
l,nchburg
Feb. D.
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" The Legislature of Virginia have rejected
the bill lately reported by the committee Of
Roads and Internal Navigation. proposing TO
borrow certain sums ot money for purposes OF
internal Improvement. How should the polio,
of Pemsy l,nnia Maiyiund Ohio, New York
aud Massachusetts maxe IA blush The day OF
msrule is drawing nigh its end, hovcve,-until
then we must submit 10 its ruinous operations.
The reader will be pleased with the brief and
pthy Report of the same committee. which will
he found among the proceedings Of the Lesisla'
ure in preceding column.