Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01


bound With this understanding adopted this for
security against the many frauds practised by boat
his retura, would take in the receipts credit him
by the amount mark thom paid file them, and in lieu there
of gave him statement, showing he entitled 10
credit books for such amount told Mr. Blair, John
welcome all the receipts, II he wanted them could
conceive what he wanted with such receipts consi-
dered pretext evade payment--or, he paid no
wished 10 hold them voucher against us, paid with
his individual money. MIR. Blair said John only wanted
receipts the OF the bond aud requested would
bring him many would make that amount. took from
the he think three which rather exceeded also tho
receipt ofihe boaman for tue 800 So see aecount which
handed Mr. ar the three receipts at his request the
receipt for 800 80 my instance, TO facilitate the
settlement if Lynch intended it, all OF which are suppose
IN Mr. Blars hands, and are the papers which Lynch al
ludes to- ! told Mr.. BLAIR | couldn't suppose he would
pay-or you soc, informed YOU they are p'ld-mark-
ed pad. But he may want themtor the purpose have
Just satedlihe does lie is welcome 10 add" by John
Lynch, ir The receipts being Tor larger amount than
bond, which Mr. Blair observed and supposlng he
sd Lynch would pay ho amount OF them, he would hand
the difference. told him was not entitled to II );
therefore dIdn IT. II Lynch would let him. pay tho
bond with interest, onlyIt resulted as expected. He
did pay saying he thought the boaman had them THIS
prelext is futile tho rs and much that he made
Mr.. Dabney--" he had nothing to do with Wnstons
private matters" would be willing TO test the truth OF my
remarks, and his charges, by the opinion OF any
this ques tion wIethcr tins private individual
matter wodId leave the question to Lynch himself TO
decide, had ito manifested such restitution OF principle
All know no bound III aw-Dut does this make "A
private matter Where would he stand equity But
there is provided, winch say rejoice in. If
Lynch thought the boatman had tho receipts why did no
tell Mr.. Blair III The hfst instance Why vague
Way did lie say our boatman holds receipts against
us-l can't pay this bond until they appear aud taken
n because he my transfer them" la don't seeak this
language. Ho tells Mr. Br if he will get the receipts or
words to this purport, I'm the investigation OF tins matter
don't pretend give the Identical expression every
particulh will pay the bonJ. 1t turns ont 10 DO
expected and have observed sophistry-becase hu
well knew thy all IN my possession, the most
Two enbcl concernat the Mills had been Ien,
ted my months snce-ha had not shipped flour
since some tmo before Christmas-that the settlement
nch he speaks o. at when time he says them III
IN, tnai tmednd that no onr hld Them but
--nl M Blair could have cot them of none other than
mead got could amount h nattng, rs the getting
OF thrm has s5cWn As inconsistent As ms fears, aud the
contrmlon of them about whlca spoken, he say.
IN breath took Ltem all ~ on settlement with the
10 luan, wath fcral months previous 10 Mr. Bl S
applying 10 hm 1T all and IN tue next brai he SIS he
tnol1u he (he bodtmaa) ht1 then. In ono bfcats he
arers 10 " # the receipts (whca every person
ctel INN u have done, Pfosdrl thGy
out aud coutdnt be got III, having orDt te payment
OF the vrry money ! was III pursuit Oh 10 pay tho
bond ana III the next breath, tells Nh. Ddbn"y he Will
have nolna do with tit private matter OF mnr
Mn Bar, tung 10 collect tho money OF elthrr Lynch or
myself ordered, AGAINST 9TH mel Winston 81
90 but against Nathaniel WINSTON. Winch owes the debt
let the public ldgeVnO Is The injured lo the peu-
pie say. 70 throw tas equity, and put IA
rs proper channel might perhaps assrsao the injury
Unwilling sued, n that Mr.. Blair trend
for he acted should be ke Of his money, aud
Yet unwilling 10 indulge feelings Lynch nai!l.,ed
tow rIs me, my SITUATION indeed unpleasant
treated tho greatest indignty III the exercise OF
ayan ~ arising from act OF comment atom rather than
compliant, o1gatng myself for the act o the firm.
explained my situation 10 the gentleman to wnom had
loaned msnoy and asked tor mucn Of would
charge the But tine plyment OF ta5, nd sppos>
cd, from the frequent Applications had mauo Tor ii
cessluy, lebld THIS gentle nan, tho other
nhOal nave alluded, tdy and wiling pay-he
because money loa"cd,-and ANXIOUS
for Lynchs the payment oil 1t. Had inter
with hun, wishing application oil some way,
to tdNe al his hands Lynch supposed owed IA debt
OF amount, and mentioned another much
LARGER either OF winch no willing should be paid with
tins money But Notwithstanding nd settled the former
stl objected this money, that due The firm by
er eeutIeman being applied III the way much desired
Stl harpIng my individual sgnaturesll taking advan
tage OF the law. The expected consequence resulted
lie wished this individual money OF mlne applied the
paymsnt of this de. which would not have obec-
ted had been urgent had the necessity
great.The accommodating greater expense than
the other This also sealed bond, signed by both
our copartner, Mr.. Chs L. Lynch mad signed IT,
And he will his not SIGNING IioXoaeraes HIM, equity
and Justice will acknowledge myself individually bound
Tor that in sult.Thatit is private matte-Nole dis
dams such subtenuge. TINS ui facts III the
case, which Mr.. Dabney, Mr. Blar, aay other gentle
man. far they acquainted with the circumstances
and their recollection them VIII subscribe have
40 fears Of a triumphant csnquestand u, sceKng my
destruction he finds his overthrow, his be the enomny
his the shame. VIVA; is Lyuci's statemeo' Before vas