Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
MONDAY, FEE &,

\ Communication wns received from thr
Senate. stating that they had agreed 10 III" Kcso
lnfiun relative IT, the claims of the officers, sol
dlrrs& scamrn of the Virginia state Line ddImg
lhr RevOlu'ion- and als, tina, they hat post
POM indefHtetv, tho bli i" Releasing cr,tbin
>urolies OF john pte-to1. late Treasurer ui the
Comm u,tw calth from tho further operation al
judgment r,nlei ed againt them
A resolution from the Committee Tor Court,
Of Justice, REJECTING ihe petition from Manson
county, for tn removal ri the aid cunt houoe
Ne. was agreed 10 by the lIpuse-Aisn, II reso
luton from, the Militia Committee, declaring il
InpAp"dIeui TO arm the yo9n'eer companies al
present, o. to change tue mode oflnurmniIy to
The Commonwealth tor the loss III arms-.iiso,
resolutions from the COMMITTEE ef PROPOSE.
tions, &c; |. for changing the place oil holding
ia separate poll ia Washing On county; >, tor
establishing the town Of GreeHylile. ~ 30, e.
louri county, aud appointing Trustees aud
3rd, agreeing to the petition ~ suniry citizens
Of LVnchburg, for nralslne certain municipal
changes ~ that lOwn.--A!l winch were agreed
To.
Mr Miller callcdup the bill making m ap
preparation TO liampden Sydue, CoIlrg 49,
WHEN the RYDER, submitted On saturday by
Nh " IIamS OF Harrison, was read as fol
| iuws
Aud be IL further enacted, that The sum o
dollars he. aud The, are hereby
appropriated from the sad tund, permanently
ID rndow Randolph Academy. IN tar county OF
| Harrison AID dollars 10 all - h-r
| incor pprated academies ucsI OF The Ancgbauy
/ Mountains"
Nj. Wilson requested the gentleman from
| Harrison to withdraw lis aydr,-hud asst urd
MS reasons fol his wish--ihat by brng uu,ed
"llh the appropriation for llampden Sydtc,
II wuId have the dppearane OF l'g ruHlns
which rr. Wished 10 ayol5-that he bill, winch
had becn So luug matured, ought not - be
c"gged by distinct propnsnioU that ;hc OF
Iect Of Nj. w llliamS might he attained b, pre-
seating 4 ia distinct resolution aud jisiinc
lb,l'-but ne MIR. Wilson, could not give ANY
other pledge, that he would support nh appro
pria luu fnr the West than thai h. nas attach
ed 10 the Improvement oil Educaiion-and ina
ne would give the most respectful consider
ton 10 auy proposition which might be brOush
forward.
Mr.. Scott said. that he would vote for lh
ryder, but without any such Intention OF log
rol'ms-that while lhe Literary Fund Was II
existence, he WAS Us willing ~ vote an appro
prIation to the West us 10 Hampdrn Sydney -
for which he had no particular regard-lhat
wa his intention 10 vote for the bill at al
throw the two great Funds OF the Common
wealth, INTO the common Treasury They
were only bones of couiention--had assisted Il
himg about one Convent oa-ani IL they re
NAMED, they would bring about another.
Mr.. Williams of Harrison expressed ever
respect Ton tina gentem from Cunibel land
bur could not consent 10 accept his proposition
how was he To know, although Nj. Wilson
might vote for the Western appropriation, tha
after the llampden Sydney bill passed. othe
members would pursue the same course l-lh
appropriations he sought, WAS of Itself meritn
rIons object, mud he was willing TO risk h
without regarding toe suspicious which such
course Wight produce 1t was, moreover, toe
late in the Session 10 originate new business.
Mr.. Miller rose 10 suggest new Ryder
which he read by way ol argument, as follows
g" That ihe sum Of shall be. and Ght
same rs hereby appropriated annually. frou
the income Of the Literary Fund, 10 the enduw
ment OF "A College or Seminary OF learning, t'
be located nj some place in this State, West o
the Allegheny Mountain, which piuce shall b.
fixed upon by Commissioners 10 he appointed
by law"
Mr., Finks said, he lived in the middle coun
Try and on Saturday last, he smelt this lait II
II passed from the South to the West, but h.
was not SO poor a Trout ms 10 be caught'b by il
lest the bearded hook might catch him by ih,
throat. He. therefore. moved the indefinite
pos'ponement of the whole snbiect-But, OF
the suggestion OF friend, he Withdrew it
When Mr. Boisseau renewed II.
The question WAS taken, and carried-Aye
! 9S, Noes 81.
| Mr.. Scott submitted the following solution
" hich he wished 10 lay on the table "Resol
we'd, That Committee be appointed TO inquir
into The expectancy Of abolishipg the Literal,
Fund and Fund for Internal Improvement.
A.ter some SECESSION, The question Vas taker