Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
MorDAY. Feb. o

communca ION was reCHVed rom the
Senate, stating that ney had passed the bib
" To establish the town al Cr.tuYillr IN the
county Of Botrtourl''-an " appropra ing the
Public Revenue Wih amendments Aud thai
they had rejected the bills Il amend the
law concerning The uuIadiug of ball ast" =" To
change the place of h. dug separate election
in the county of w slineton' and Concern
ing James McGrrw.'
The amendments proposed by the Senate
to the above named bills "a, also the bill =" APP
propriating the Public Revenue" and the bill
To extend he charter of The Mouth West
Bank he two last received from the Senate
on Saturday were cOncurTed in 10y the House
The Bill concerning he charter OF the North
Ttes'ern Bank increases the Capital OF the Bank
10 $500 OOO-and the Bonus o 5000, pay able
in four equal annual lnstalments.
The engrosscd bill AuthorIsing the Earth
extension and improvement of The navigation
of the River Rappahs mock and It's improve
able branche."--lhe Bill " Concerning the
Public Library" Concerning the second
AUDITOR" Aulhorising the appointment oi
Commits siOners TO celebrate the rItes OF maj
rage in the county of GreenbrieI were Sc
veralIy read thc Sd time and passed-and Mr.
Fisher requested TO communicate them TO the
Senate.
M Tpehaw called up the engrossed bill
" Concerning Thomas Jes ee, (Which was
passed-and communicated 10 the Senate by
Nr U shaw.
Mr. Murdaugh called mp the engrossed bill
Increa ing the pension of Scarborough Boz.
ON w hich " AS passed and communicated ny
Mr. Mnrdaugh TO the Senate.
Mr. Gregory called mp the bill Ton its I'd
readine) TO authorize Archie Brown o erect
a toil-bridgs across the Maltapony river ~
Durkirk"-whereup0 substitute was offered
by Nr. Upshaw for aulhorsin. certain chiz' ns
Of King a.d Queen AID King William counties,
to a erect a free brldge.-A debate TOOK place
upon this subiecl--lu which. MessIs Greg
ory and Dabney, supported the original bill
and Messrs Upshaw aud ArmiSIead, the sub
stnututc.
The question was under discussion, when the
military companies Of the City pa scd along
The Capitol, with their fall band ofmu'c, and
on motion Of Mr. Williams OF Harrison, the
House took recess until O'Clock.
2 o'clock
The House rp-assembled according 10 adj
fourn ment General Eppes in the Char when
he bill respecting the Durkirk Bridge CAME
again under discussion Alter snort time
and when Mr.. Gregory was on the hoor, Mr.
Cabe addressed the House as follows
Mr.. CDedRtI-t Duey 'ht NP'''a''" -
pulses oi the heart rather lhan oil the head sir
confeess, in becoming, without one mo"en
for reflection, the humble organ for communI
ca,ingto this House, assembled, as in All hu
man probability il is, for the last time, unde
the existing Constution-the fruitful mother o
countless blessings, 40 oil Millions oil iTeemen
born and unborn-lhe respectful application
OF the VOLUNTEER Companies of this c'iy-th
ciliz soldiers of the repnbc-tha, the mem
hers of the House. now about 10 sePeraie
to meet-perhaps, no more, this side ct steI
nitv-wIl join them, in military, and CIV
PROCESSION, on this day--ihe anniversary. of tn
| Father of his Country. Sir, the LeRislailv
day is sread wei nigh consumed-(hoid'n
M uaich) We shall lose but bali an hon,
Is ,here-can there be in this Hall one sing'
bosom which does not respond with the liyelie'
sensibiliry 10 all the tender and generous, an
na,r;oiic emotions eAerted by this respectful n
| oues,. and by the resolutions TO which the re-
| ,rsnce Of this day necessarily gives rise III
| birth day of Washing ton-lhat instrument. S
i lec,ed by The favor Of Heaven, for the achiey
nent Of our Liberty, of him, who was first