Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

~ The Eighth of January wns celebrated
with great lee, and in an ercl9sre spirit of
party. in Boston, by the 100 = rewarded" Jack.
so'lans 0fconlse, they eYtolled the bridge
hat carried them safely over, as me very
best bridge that they ever saw" The IIonora-
bte Mr.. Dunlap, the new District Attorney.
Tau ed Gen, Jackson aud the Honorable Nr.
Henshaw, his Collector Of the Customs and
the Honorable Mr.. IIe0shaw returned the com.
pm'nt with interest The punished" Off
GERS were OF course put under the ban of this
high.JnI0ded Swiss corps. The toa.ts are The
finest specimen Of the art OF mutua tick ling that
ever came under our observation. u these
gentry are not the very quiniesssnce OF honor,
II is not because they have not We, wrought
themselves up TO that comfortable belief by
the frequency with which they bespauer each
other with luIsome and disgusting euIogies.
one
u Eibridge Gerry, son Of the late Vice Pre-
sident and Revolutionary Patriot of that name
has been removed from the Office OF Surveyor
of the Port OF Boston. No reason ~ ASST ned.
will succeed him.
~ Gov Samuel Houston, whose mysterious
separation from his wife, resignation Of his of
future residence among the Indians, excited
40 ,uuch speculation last sumner, i, Oh a visit
at Washington City.
~ Proceedings of Congress, and some in
teres,ine Washington news, smelIing strongly
OF eunpowdsr, on our first page.
Tennesae.-In consequence OF the proiraci
ed session of the IL gislaiure, the impeachment
of Judge Haskell mas been postponed, by mu
tual consent, ill nezt winter.
We find the following paragraphs in the last
papers. The Nashville Republican Of Janua.
ry s, says
a. The Legislature is still in session. II hns
been detained by business Of the most vrhl I'M
por,ance, connected with the Bank OF the State
facts takes place, they will be made known
c onjeclure and speculation We abstain from, as
no light could be thereby thrown on the real
state Of affairs
The same paper announces the appOinimen NJ
of VIM NJ Berry hill as the successor Of the
late Cashier. The Knoxville Register publish
% letter from Member OF The Legislature,
which SAYS:
"The town aud Legislature are in an uproar
about the Bank. The ASHER refuses to give
IN what he calls the private Journal which con
iains, rs he says the accounts of persons whom
ne permitted to draw when they had no depo-
sites The deficit, he supposes, is about S6O.ooO
hut il is believed his securities are good for all
d, fcienc ga. The Directors have dismissed the
| Cashier, and he is now in the custody OF the
9eriespt At Arms. The Clerk of the Bank has
resigned. and all is left in confusion. The
! Cashier stubbornly refuses 10 make any disclo
sures or 10 give up the books. When the Clerk
, was examined he seemed to be ignorant of ev-
orr thing relating 10 this private journal, but
stated I'm, he had post. the Cashiers private
account and that the Bank WAS in his debt, as
,h;ncs annear. The Cashiers honesty seems 70
he sustained with great condolences by his friends
i, 10 very unfortunate for him. lie has RUN.
ed bm.eIfto serve his friends, and now WI
not expose them.
Col. Joel Parrish is the delinquent cashier.
NJ We have been compelled 10 defer until
our next, several articles, among which are
MIR. p p. Barbour's Valedictory Speech, and