Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-07
VIRGINIA LEdISLATUR

The following items embrace all of interest con.
tanned in the proceedings Of the Legislature
On Saturday last the House OF Deeg a,es passed
the bill authorizing the Bank of Virginia and Far
mers' Bank ofVirsinia to subscribe TO the stock Of
the James River aud kanawha Company, by
larse majority.
The bill re-arranging the Congressional Dis
trcts has been ordered TO be engrossed--ln WIN,
shspe We are unable to inform our readers, the
Richmond papers having been strangely silent on,
the subject, and the delegates from this section ofthe
country, az far as We are informed not having
communicated with their constituents in relation to
II. The only alluSion. in the proceedings 10 this
or the neghborng districts, was a motion made
by MIR. Pate TO " strike Bedford from The H.htat
district, and insert Pittsylyania,n which was
supported by Mir Sims of Halifax, and opposed by
Mr.. bearing Of this county, aud agreed 10. 1t
would have been strange arrangement, TO put in
the same Congressional district counties remote
from each other rs Bedford and Halifax md We
really should ike to hear the arguments by which
such u proposition was sustained.
r. The Washington Telegraph volunteers
warm eulogy on Gov. f,oyl as Il son ~ HON Vr-
ginla would have been proud To honor IN her best
| days. Fudge All who know Gov Floyd con-
cur IN representing him as gentleman Of very hon
life but, in point of intellect, he regarded as
an ever, day sort OF man. While as politician, he
is totally devoid of influence Whateycr, therefore
Virginia mi ght have been DISPOSED 10 do =" III her
seutaurnts nor honor nm for ayowug them, IN
Mo official character.
: T 4 letter from Washington to the Editor OF
: tho 5utimor- patro. informs US that the subject Of
! the Public Printing bag ms to be discussed and i
IN presumed the election will come on III about t
! fortnight. hir '>olh, Mr. Blair, Gen. Green am
Nieysrs Get,s 4 Sea!on spoken OF "a candidates
" II = said by some thot Hoah and Biaif TO b,
a!n separately on the frs, ballot IN order 10 ascer
IAN ,her respective strength That they are then II
] u4se; snJ taat the one Who carries most votes !!
to axe the contract Of The t.,obe The same let
Il, =" It IS sal! the President will, after the
! 4lh Of MalcA give proof that he can discard al
! pleasure the evil Influences to which report chars
! hm ~ having welded his own convictions, att
The coaluc, Of too many ofhs measure-.'
s.r A resolution Was introau. ed Into .hs Leg Is
= .r h. nh .I,,la IN
that Mr. Poind.x.er, ous Of the Senator'S from
lhat Stat. IN f1n;tcss, had repeatedly violated th'
known viii Of MS constituents, and inviting him 4
resign that s;s ION. On tho mex, day, however,
v,s with lrawu and another substl.gteJ approx ms
Of The principles of tho present ndmioisralion, The
Proclamation included denouncins Aulilicslon
md dlsspprov!ns ofthc course of Mr. po!hdester
~ Meetings have been hid IN Orange, Psg
and Allcg hany counties, in addition 10 those here
.oforc mentioned in all OF which the President
proclamation is approved. Public opinion in til
State has ,sken a decided turn IN that channel.
Ffigats Cyndeliatioa.- i, is now certain iha
his vessel was not lost, as reported. The Journa
dc Smyrna, of Oct IL, received al Ne" York, say
-" the American trisate Constellation, which wa
said to havo been lost or at least to hive suffere
great injuries IN the bad weather, which, toward
the close Of last month, caused so much damage il
The Archipelago, returned here yesterday. Sh
has not suffered in the least
az The proprietor Of the Colnmhnd Ca
zc,le, the only paper printed at Georgetown "
9 offers that establishment for sale, either witt
or without the materials necessary to carry 1t on.
~ No maiI last Ugh, north of Alexandra, tn
third failure since Saturday last.
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