Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
THE VlakElNIa.
LYNCHHuRG. APRIL IL. ,a31-
VIRGINIA LECISI 1.17o,-

| We hope shortly TO be able 4, ;o..
readers, thar the Legislature b., sd;a....
6tt debut 1t is impossible 10 coniec,.,
this desirable event will take pIac, Tn. %, "'"
mond Compiler says. they have el,o,I. "e'
upwards OF Zot iH"s-and that Tho p,;n,.s
journal Of the House of Delegates. which 'a,o
but l9j pages last session. has slrsad, "s
27I pages. The difference IN IN. ."ee
Labor performed during tue two wear "
estimated by this statement W.
room for deiaR,d acco mt o(,h.i, "'1
ceedings bu, we supply irs place .;,,, - ~"
loving abstract, which embraces. in a sho,,..
space, every thing of interest TO on, ,..a.,.
Among the acts which have nassa,
Houses, are,-l. Providing the bes, ,o..
unlng the Eastern and Western Wo,o..
Regulating the tees of the Clerks of tho e..
aud Corporation Courts--3 Inrnr,,.'
COMPANY 10 construct a Turnpike Rad
Lexington TO soma point near tar noun of Tho
North Branch Of James kiver-and 4 L..
ing taxes for the support O government, II.
| last named sci " i'll doubles, lac one If n -.
gratifying character 10 the people, AS j, r,d,..'
The fdres, on lands, horses, law process g..
| about 10 per cent. The only other mate,aI
| new feature IN II, is that Which raise, ,be -,
on licenses to sell foreign lottery tickets within,
Tins Commonwealth from $500 to $500.
On Mondav last, the election OF tho Judyev
OF the new Conr, OF Appeals took place Te.
PreSideM Of the Court. Henry St. Georps
Tucker Of Winchester, Robert Stanard Of
Richmond, and Judge Brooke, OF the old Court
OF Appeals, were nominated aud Judge Tuck
er was elected on the Is, ballot by the following
vote : Tucker %. Brooke SO, S,anard 80.
Mr. slanard WAS nominated, 70, one of lhs
other Jndseships, but was withdrawn, at hi.
own instance, AS lie refused to be Considered /,
candidate against either OF the old Judges,
was likewise the case with Judge Lewis Sur
mers, of Kanswha. Francis T. Brooke w,
then elected, by the following vote R., lie
30, Cabrll 50, Sanard 81, Carr IL, Gree,
William n. Cabe, John w. Green an al
uey Carr were then e-elected, without O. an
sition. So that IN ere has been 40 change in
the nembers OF the Court OF AppeaI,. with on.
excepton-Jndge Tucker taking tue place Of
Judg" Goaller, who resisned some weeks ago.
thai three o. the Eve Judges re cted, and p,o-
badly four, are opposed 10 the present national
adm inlstratlon. In what other state Of fbe
Union would such political tolerance lave been
shawn Loug may Virginia remain Illus q.
empt from the demorAlIzIng and Injurious ,t. Z
facts OF party iavorltism AID party prescription
the ne"-iangled dociine Of rewards and
! ni.bu h. n = Gil ~
IcHson IS now style by those who can shed
Crocodile tears. may, in this act, read useful
| lesson, which lie would do vel 10 follow in his
future official course. IT, may learn ,-1o with
what sentiments his proscrlptlve policy IS T..
sarded by his friends IN hs Commonwealth
- But, let US return from tots disresSos.
The Judiciary Bill wds s,ll IN trrn,iu be.
tween the two II buses at our last dates, AMI
rom he adherence OF each House to its own
views-irom the feeling which had been eIei-
t.d.-aud from the fact that there is no ground
Of compro;ai,e between them, but that a dect
sloa of the subject necessarily involves an
bandonment OF the policy suppor!.dby one Of
the pirue> lit is to be apprehesded that tey
vii be unabe<s do any thing wnb the I'LL
Committees of Con eIehce, however, had 6sn
appointed by each House. no may probably
Ire able to settle the conflict. The COMMITTEE
Of the Senate consists oi Messrs. McColn@ ot
Wy,he Pate, on, Morgau Mason and Booker
That of the Rouse Of Delegates is compose
OF Messrs. Leigh. Brodnsx. Morris, Gno'0st
Maxwell, Bsyiy, Campbell Of Brooke. M"oe
OF Frederick. Summers, Cioode. Marshal, NY
Ter OF Botetourt, and Garland Of Nelson
POSTSCRIPT
Since the above was in type. we have
ce'vsd later newspaper accounv ro" N'"
mond but only TO The 18th inst. al which Gun,
the Commute e OF Conference had been ID sTM
sion two days and had come 10 no asreemens
A passenger in the stage, however, states VI"
before he left Richmond they bad sgreea ons
plan, he State TO be laid of into % efea
and 90 Judges Zone horse pouer) HE W
IN the II. OF d. was "a 10 SO.
EI1ract of a letter 10 The Edi!orS, dGea d,
Rlcux ND, April 10 h, lso''
-Four bills have recently passed the LIZ
laiure upon the subject Of internal implo'
meni, deeply. and may say vi'a'', 'pe'e
TO T. eat portion OF the people o,
mean, the act 10 survey James hse'' a"
route Tor connecting tho eastern snd Te
waters h. act Incorporating 'ps ~
burg and New River Rail Road Cohps",
AL Incorporating tire oouIh Western i' 'n
Company L. tn. act widening the 'oSp
he Blue Ridge Canal. These mp
extending through South western T
inviting The cooperation of len"e' ";o,o
bama and part Of North Carolina anu ,;cb
Valley will draw from all that regl'" ,5
sol aud productions, an immense W
Lynchburg, al Which they Hll eon'e's
II conccnlIa t-s at L,nchburg, us nd'''
Iy channel will be between that place a''
| .nond, so that the whole State. cohn'eI al
! The James River trade, is intere''e" o. ~, mi
ly SO, in the srceess of the schemes a.,s