Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-07
DOMESTIC NEWS.
BEspEAKING TIE ysro.

| btsfEAhlNG lie vtTO.
| The Richmond Enquirer calls up,n the Pres.
dent to POI his VETO upon Mr.. Cly Lard Bill
Il II passes the Housa Of Representatives We are
10 have then no ie gisleton, unless acco,ds with
| he sovereign viii & pleasure OF Arrew Jacksun
What is'he use Of our Congress if IFS acts ar
continually 10 be subject TO the arprtfiry ttfo Of
III Prcs.den, We shall see whetbsr THIS abouIs.
abe system Of peioes 10 be kep, Up aud sustained
1tx. Gazette.
! Sstossian A Cooper in New York in speaking
Of the right Of seeess.on, said, shat n State had
ID rlgitt 10 seeede from tie Onion, than a
san9 hns 10 seeede from a cast" Tas simie 10 stu
alns and nppro Ylatc.
Charles q. Dewitt, of New York has been APP
pointed, with the advice and consent Of the Senate
Charge ! A flares TO the Government ofGuatoma-
Ia.
During the debate on South Carolna affairs in
the Senate on Monj1y, ono of the thirteen gilt
stars which support the l'sloons around The cham
Der dropped ou; could i, be rcp cea during tho
day. This in - Roman l,nes, would have been
considered ominous. Alezaadrta Gdzette.
The National In,egcnecr states TINT NM No
al Is about 10 start a uew5 pancr n * isn,D ton
Doubtful The Major Is NV n, Washington, hui
with another object than '5e commandment OF
newspaper, or VIC are iauch nlstekct.
PhL Enquirer
We have Il letter from Washington which says
| -" It IL confidently eApceled thai D.. WAfgits will
very soon bc dlsehargcdby the Supf,mg Court from
his long Confinement"
STATE Bapks"--Therc is much reason to be-
! lIesc that banking Institutions, founded more or
less on the funds OF credit Of the states Will be
'ablished in leyeraI Of ib,m. Many people seem
think that 10 make money plenty, and even
tefy balances ofirade,' nothing moro is nec,ssa-
r, than to set the paper m * u work. The pros
plet beflre rs, on several accounts is n fearful
orc New clans of would Lo great mon are for
mag every whore and politicians, having sucked
iheorange, will cast the skin 10 the people--tha
the, may chew II, ut leisure. The gfeet curse of
the ,g ultutal int-res, has been IN the multipllca
! ton Of banks; and what has Tern, may be-
i lNties.
! Ina report from the postmaster general to com
nlu~ oiihe senate on the subj ct of a reduction Of
the tx postage il is stated as an occurrence Of
4 ain'' every day, that more than a ton weight OF
newspapers is carried in one mail for hundreds Of
miles together. In the same report the anount of
/ pos'lec on newspapers returned 10 the department
! for Ir year ending june 30, is stated ut 1921 1876
! No oplnion is expressed OF the oxpediency OF the
redution of the postage on letters newspapers
but tie facts stated IN the report to bear r.
ga'na reduction upon either
! Tia Philadelphia papers state tha, the Post mas.
ter General has provided an erpres mail, to run
! bQts zen phladrph,a and New Yolk IN Si1 honrs
or iaoncr f possible. This mail will start from
Philadelphia immediately after the arrival Of that
| from the Snulh.
1'he same papers also state tina, Mr. Bates, nm
active and intcEcn, agent Of the Post Office De
| potmcn; intends To propose the establishment Of
an Express Mail between Philadelphia and bst-
more, 10 run though in Ell hit hours Mr.. BATES
IS now in Philadelphia
| Mrs. Ammo Royal has been presented with an
engraved portrait ofthe Hon. Richard M John.
son, ms anew year's gift. In alludlng TO her pre-,
sent she saws" We should have preferred the
original to be sure, but are nevertheless thank
| tul u
| A cuao Of seduction was decided in the Supreme
Court in Boston on Saturday, Richard Edwards
(fatherl vs. joan r PRAY, in which the jury found
a verdict Of $4,000 damages
| In an action al N .rh, David Lawrence RS
! Thomas G. Graham, for the seduction of the
Plaintiffs daughter, Marta the verdict agains,
the observation-disclosures 5000.
SRicilc-The body Of Mr. u. H. Ackers,
clerk in one Of the most respectable houses IN this
civ was found in the barn near the Western A
venue, Oh Saturday afternoon. II was at first sup
posed he had been robbed aud murdered, but
memorandum was found among his papers stating
that pecunlary embarrassmens had dotermn ID HIM
upon destroying his life. The of his en,bar-
rassmcnt was owing, he SAID, to deep speculation
in lotteries. Boston Alias.
Aaot4e, Duel Frnstreted- young gentle
men were on Thursday brought before the Mayor
charged with giving and receiving challenge TO
fight with deadly weapons and ordered to
give bail in the sum of $4,000 to appear at the
| MAYORS Court to answer the charge. The chat
loneer is citizen recently connected with the u
nied States navy the challenged is student from
Virginia attached to the University in this city.
{Pd1l Chron Gle.
From he Newport Mercury, Jan &c
On Thursday, Mr.. Avery was delivered over to
the officers of this county, and an examination was
held yesterday at Tverton, neur the stone bridge,
which resulted in an order for his commlttal by the
examining Justices. He was brought to town last
evening, and committed to jail to take his trial at
the Supreme Judicial Court, to De holden on the
first Monday Of March next
From he " Y J1nrnat Of Commerce, Eel. l.
THE CA I OF AVERY.
A great and most extraordinary excitement has
been raging for some weeks IN Bristol r. f. Fal
RIVER, Mass and the neishborhood. On the NOR