Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

-, ea,at. ha,e pnsse tire hills, Limit
ios rsnl actions mud r'ght of rn'is-@. "'h'i
q, regulate tlIc practice OF snug Out nnd prose.
suing wits OF seifn l',ms.
Mr. Ierrill ons,ed tho following resolution
Tha, Inn ,onnIitlee Of Courts of Justice bf
;u,truetsd TO enquire mo the th1ed e"cS oi
d,rse,,ng h. cou,t u appeals 10 hold "a't"rais
annual L. IN nj somf place TO be designated ~
n,y w,.t al h, Blue Kiigs. for the mai al
,au,e, originating IL the eouIA OF ihhttrchen
OF the Commonwealth
Mr. T.rTd supported the resolution hs ofms
one for enquiry mercy, And ~ 'chhihe IN us
.,opc to promote the conYonehes u the PEG
pie ,n,..;.1 . ,i,,il., o,o,,,,y
,ya. already before Inc c0mmi'cr' but u II "as
mn de,,ep OF the mover iotesi the sensr OF the
uo,,. he would snsgrst that The resolution lie
- al. ,abI unt tho House was Ia iti
TN. te.olntlon was suppoited by hlrssu
a., summn,s Nilirms OF Harrison aud
'ra,,in when hnaliy twas difec'edt 70 be lhis
a.. the table for The present
o. NATION Of Mr. Mason oil ired. the com.
Ito, for Courts ot Justice wei" instructed 10
a,'n,,ire # any and il any, what amendments
,re a, csssary ~ ihe laws ,'e"'"ohg p'oeefa
~, !, c,..l su,is ard regulating tho Iight Of
apF'aE -, a.. ,,,,,,,,..
:, r,,anrc 1, ere instructed 10 enquire into the
r.psJtrn v OF making a further appropriation
To the PRIMARY scno"l lhha.
EXECUTIVE.
Nj, Nraw, II GATED ny iho bill retuined from
~. S.nnte with amendments, TeofgaoiLc la"
n ,cut,,r Department. These amendments
,y,re--l K torrng The go taken iIo'n tue sal.
,fig,. t,icrk 81 the C4unoh Of S.ntc 10y the
h,ll as il pas.cd tbe House. Whom he G.
amor dies q, rrlis"s, authorizing tho Lieut..
r,,.,., Z, receive the salar, at the GoyeTDor,
in tea this pa NJ ConneIllor.l
A, Maxwell offered an amendment Chang-
ing tue phtasC"lag5 OF tue Sen"tes amend
ma, - sone respects, winch was adoped BY
iha iou.e.
.alaty OIL the clerk ol tue tohueh 10 , io-O Was
sdopied--aye. o.. rors Do.
Tne engrossed hil incorporating the Lees
burg ana satcA Gap Ia npse Company was
al IA i4ira tn.e.
ln, eneio sd bill forming new county on
of par,4 oil AIdsua. kanhasa. l. gan anj Nj.
,h,tas, brlng read. on motion III Mr.. Newman,
thsn,W county ~as Gull d Jackson
Nj Vsn1lr, remarh'ng upon 'ae number of
ne,y couniias ijtn ii 81 tnis session, called for
iniolmabon US "a tie necessity for ih 5.
Air Nenm stated the iertt Irlal necessity
uhi,b ,ca .ited II iot the concurrence vi the
people.
NI,. CamphgIl Of Bedford, dcem.ng the llonsc
no, 4, nas.ess tn. necessary infn, nation moy-
cd % lay lie b,il un Se atl~--~h,th uotion
Ire'a'led. .,,.,,>,,.p,,,
On n,olqu ci Nj. Rrodnas, the House rcsol.
we'd itself into ii commr'ec ot the whole, NJ
Mason of feietich il the Chair, On the Bhl
~ suppress bnca 4.
Mr. Williams hi Harrison, moved to strike
mt the tisi sociian, 20 destroy the bllD bul
Withdrew ~ ioT tie lnrsrut
MIR Mason OF LoHdOnn, Ia "A iew impressive
remarks, expressed tnr ophIoh 'nntno i eis-
latiau wonlI suppress duclihig, aud moved Il
amend the second section. le-enActing the teal
oa,b) by excepting the challenging patty hom
its Oh eraticu, aud teslihns IT ~ she part,
acc ping tue Challenge
Mir. Brodnax r.i l,cd. lie considered the
Amendment as sutk,ng at the ,hcAcy Of thr
ntoyi,,oa He could not discern ine IIopliels
nfdjsclimnat"g between the challenger AID
Ihe challenged
M,, tasJn defend d the amcnd,nrnr on .te
sround That It " oud II St oy the equality "hich
rAlsisd ia duell ng, aah "oal ! Therefore dunn
i,n, thodgh It would NO, l'e believes, f"p'sss
aueIlng. II severe penalties aui Gsquai 'h1a-
Ions we're the cons qurnse oil acc ping chhi-
lengs, Will no such consfq re"ce applied L.
Ihs challenge, equality wds desuo.ed, sni II
would be dishonur able 10 send u challenge,
when TO a.cep, H. placed the parry accepting
under disadvantages not shated hy lie cha ltn-
ger.
MIR. Maswn opposed the amendment, II
was now disbo.ofabir 10 SEND enaIeEse,
when accepting it incurred severe penalties To
the psty accepting. The operation would be
10 induce cha,ten-es from iddnidnaS, who
knowing they would not be accepted, would
hope to di.g race an adversary without any dam
ger 10 themselves.
MIR. Anderson OF BJteiourt, supported the
amendment with ~amh, which. by nakiag
..e patty accepting liable To penalties from
N..ich The challenger was exempted, would
sestrsin honorable men from reducing sn ad'
verssry to such a dilemma. Ia regard TO the
assertion Of tho gentlrmap from Norfolk 30.
1nuah thai il was now dlsg race iu 10 send a