Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

b,s,a Aayo. for tnn increase Of the tolls Of her
-, : ae,wsen Richmond and Manchester, be re-
So "a the Committee of Propositions aud CREW.
aaces a., 49,. r.
r ara debate took pace, in which Messrs VII
l;.ms paae and P.,tesoa OF c. participated, when
The memorial was referred.
M pa,tcson Of Chesterfield moved that leave be
s,ven 10 bring in bill for the incorporation oil
Company 10 build toll bridge from the Commons
;r me town Of Manchester 10 some suitable point
an the Henrioo shore in the city ofhiehmcnd
SIR. Brodnux moved that the motion DC amended
bV referring the subject TO the COMMITTEE OF ITO
,os,ioos and Grievances, to inquire INTO the ehi'e
d,socy, &c. 49,,
mendrnent on the table
An.r brief debate. in which hcssfs. Brodnas
n 10 Paterson ofC. Rutherford and Marshall
,.ok mari. Mr.. r. wi,haww his motion, and Mr.
pa,,ason having accepted the amendment oil MI
Broeh,ax, the resolution was adopted
On motion Of Mr. Ysnoey, the vote Of the House,
,o.,non,py the consideration Of the report on Fed
eral Relations &c, was ,cconsdefedi anu eaio
renor IN dc the order of the day for o.n1orrow
Mr. efodnax submitted the following resolu-
ton 49, - T..
p,se,ned That the committee Of Courts OF gu.
,er nc instructed 10 inquire INTO the expedleney oil
,efcrn ne the mode Of proceeding against Tree per
sons charged with nisdcmean1rs IN The courts Of
this coinmonwcalth
scur discussion took place en- this resolution, IN
which Nessrs Knox and Gregory opposed the
re.,lat,cn. and Messrs. Brodnax and Dekefaoh
supported il =,
Nh Watkins Of G said that when Doctors III
fc,ed he did not know WHO was To decide Bnt 10
&c, ID of the subject he would move Una, inc
Home now adjourn The motoa was r.gat'Fed
ON motion Of Mr. Marshall II was ordcrrd tut
when the House adjourn, II adjourn onlll ii O'Clock
tombfraw,
ON ,uot,,n nf Mr. pau,oii. the Honsa adjourned
Sas.rday. pee 2oh.--rhe following cnerossed
hills were read third time and passed "A bd
estaba hing two separate elections for the coani'
ofK,,yha-a bill for the relief of tho rcpfosen-
tat,yrs Of Turner Dixon deed
Me- bearing moved that the rple of the l1onst
be su,pented for tto purpose of enabling linn IL
,,,ve the recommitmont Of the bill anthouzins Ben
,,miu s,hool6 ID To erect Toll BRUCE nenl
Ivnchi,nrg 49, 4 ho notion WAY sustained, and Tho
bill rccommted,
The following petitions were presented :-bY
Mr. Bearing from sundry eillzcns Of the Town
sfI.ynchburg favorable TO tn petition Of u school
frld, 10 erect Toll Bridge eeross the Joncs III
YER near Lynetborg
The Houso proceeded TO the consideration OF ih'
contested election from Amherst
Nr Witch.r moved that the Report and Reso
lu,ons ofihe Committee, be, for the present. LAID on
,he ,abie--agteed 70
The uuuso resolved iisef,n'o a Committee o
tho -yhote on the state of the commonwealth, MI
Miller II Boietanft in the thalr
a ,,a, loh,D tft ltutnary conversation between
!. A,essrr. NJ ,nre Brodnnx. Wallace and Witchof
The Report If tie Committee ON Federal Relations,
was read ut the table.
Mr. Wallace of FauQtier moved 10 strike out
ALI after the word Rosoirei, aud 10 insert the tp
lowing as a subsi nu,e The substitute w'llapPeai
in our next)
Ar Moore of Rockbidce moved an amen lnent
40 the substitute IN the following wefls On en-
next) lie said that h, desired To enter at SUM
length INTO the nsldcraion of the principles con
tanned IN the Report of tho Committee. lie SAT-
,h, h. should do so respectfully but firmly AM
freely, us became IA representative OF the People
re declared that he had considered hlnsel
member OF the great Republican Party, although
they Who had nsurpsd the place OF the ltsh lliesi
of the Party, had read HIM out of the uuc orbo-
dor church lie felt himself called upon to speak
then IN ec.ence of the principles OF the great Re
publican Party.
What said he, nro the principles of the Report
IT, ss,1 NJ. Moore. they are nothing mote than
n,,, bu,s5neeerg 90, up 10 dclule nen, Ii Na
~ l.,,ycre based on the 80 resolutions 81
',. A., no more hike the doctrines ailhose TIM $
~ nr,c.p,s of the Koran are like the lao@
.a.n,r.,,on of Holy Writ. sir,tA,y were IA sub
80 inc Reasonable doctrine OF notification
d ~. s,,l NOR. ,rta,oqa5ie doctrine OF sec, ss.au
r,s,,a he had once ,rkcn taste of The doctrine
Lal.,a ,x,,,inrd them Inn, nav l.
,.a.,al ,D,,,as M ,yonld The Cholera-they wer
,,,,,,,s -, the oo,,i,eal holy than was thu
,".,,lsnsa To soriafv.
Sc said that Notification was bu, the result {
- n,,nc,n,,s-the book of Revelations nj II,
18th. volnn,c of nbs,lrdi,,,s
~, Moor Saal that he WAS na,,,soas,,s. l..,