Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

| interest IN sueh eonieutlons betyee, vi It'll.
ana oonih. and his only desire IN =, Aor
'hHi SUBJECT was, that the warmth 'aIiou L,
e"ssion might nave no tendency n e Dis
Que portion of our country from ;. 4ehsia
But his attention had been called h, I'VE 9ihtr
oil members of this House TO a nnsya- "unter
same book; another part of nhith &c IN The
referred TO by the Senator from soaaaa ben
Ina. That passage charged an N. hio
statesman, who formerly occupied NJ faas
senator here, and whose memor, an, sfaiaf
were dear 10 himself and 10 the peonla 'ah=
presented, WIN a'rocious corruption .r t.
he MS convinced ,hat great and ~ "he4
could never have been guilty, and A. ~ nan
nesses referred 10 IN the book ilsrIf 't Nj
sent, and ready TO give esllmony l., y IL
charge al rest, be hoped he should be a.. lie
Tor referring 10 The objectionable pa.. solti
their presence fsas' IL
lie then iead. from the fourth ,ol,.,,.
'ehefsoh Memoirs, page clio, tibe
volume which had ben brought into III. At
by zen. Hague the follow ing pas.as.t
FEBRUARY he l2h, ls0l-Edward ~
'on Tell me Thai bayard applied Today =.
night, TO General Samuel Smith, and re,,.. a't
| ted 10 him the exped'ence Of bis CONNIE 'ee'
TO thu States who vote for Burt that l6s,a ssef
po'hing IN the way of appoinfmsn nj which
might not command, aud particularly M ne
toned the Secretar}sh,p of,he Navy. sn',..
asked him II he authorised TO IN"
offer. lie said he was authorized smiIh , "e
thus 10 Livingston aud 10 ". c. Nicholas ~
confirm IL 10 me, &c. "us
IL then called upon the Senator. e..
Mary land and Louisiana referred Ia ~ "9m
passage, 10 disproNe the statement hpte maj
MrSmiih. of Maryland rose and sa's
ihaf he had read The paragI aph betota -
came mere TO day. ard Was, therefore a,,.
oil IFS import tie had not the M ST distant rec.I
lection that Nh Bayard had ever made wv.
proposition In him. M Bayard sad =.
and myself, though politically opposed W..
intimate personal ifiends and he was an Goa
orab'e maa. Ofai men. Mr. Baysrl WON.
| have been The last 10 make such prono,,,,.
| 10 any man and lam confident thai he f,5
too mnch respect for mt TO have made il II,
der my circumstances never cejyrd Inn.
airy man any such pro- oslion.
NJ Llvngstun, Of Lnuisaoa, sad thai. =, r.,
the prec.e question which hao ben put 10 IN,
by ht Sena'ot from Delaware, he must say thar
having taxed his recollection as far Il could
go, on SO remote a transaction, he had no :.
| membrane of il.
MI Clayton said his purpose had ben
Observation-Disclosures holden IN the Clerk. Office
y the Superior Court OF Chancefy for the Lyueillre
district, the 2d day of Nov. l-e9 Pc" hsan Do,
ling, Pltf against Edward Boiling, executor Il
Archer Payne, jr. dec. Nathaniel II. Price md Md..
by Arnold, admir- de bons non with tho will anna
ed ichn1d Lee, dec. Pasehal Nade eNor Of Tall.
tina Ice, dec Thomas ANU eva ami Iabltha In. NJ
Richard Lei, tson OF Niilam) GHtBett 10 JoiI
Lee, John Arnold aud Patsey hi, wife, John foWa
aud Betsey his wife, Ret, ecu LIE, YIN. Hix audAtev
his wife, and Nathaniel II. Prize and AaIey ia
Wife Del.
The defendants john Fowler and Betty his W.T.. no.
having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act u a. emily aud the rules Vi n
COURT appearing by satisfactory evidence lh#tE
arc inhabitants Of tins country, 1t Is orje ed ng
he said defendants doapPeaf volume against
- s'.'' distinguished men of his country, equally
amounted. (snb>p suently, upon soue remarks
OF Mr. Benton. he said, h wished II 10 br dis.
timely understood that IL was part Of Ing
purpose In tar ish the fame of Mr. Jrnprson
HI object was not atcusatYe, but enre.Y
exculFa,ory)
Mr. Benton entered his protest against us
mode o, Introducing extraneous questions
here, an regre ted that be had given way 10
MI ton tor purpose 10 which, he sad
he "ond MOI have been instrumental could /,
have anticipated it Mr. then proceeded ia
his reattilmng and enlaiglng upon hi, former
arguments aud repeIlirg and replying 10 those
Il Mr. Webster. In the course oil hs aIgu-
meni. be asain warmly condo mn, d the irregu.
lar proceeding by which, TO day, the yeraclly
oil Mr. Jefferson had been brought in question
on .hls ho"r,
Before Nh b. coRcluded, he was induced 10
give way Tor motion for adi auiumeal; and
the SENATE al ourned
IN the House of Repre- senla,ses ~ HoG.
man. IRON the Commit ee on Naval Affairs
reported bill 10 provide Tor the move ehecln.
a. sAernn"n et the ministerial dules OF the
Nav, Department. aud hill 10 pr vide Tor
/ L..
completing the Navy Hospital vi Norfolk, AID
TIE As,l N Philadelphia, aud 10 tnrnlsh
mem III per Mr. lra'n Of OHIO, from he
I committee of Public Lands, reported biI
granting IN the Sale OF ONO, on certain con.
dnlons, all tn lands OF the Unitet States, wih.
IN Ina, STATE NJ. DraYfon, rum the Com.
"ll,ee On hllliiafA Affairs, reported bill
'",h3r'2 ng faynas'els employ citizens n
a'a' I en- IN discharge o. their ul''s in certain