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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

"o" u oefore The Legislature Of Y.ss,ss,nn, INV
Bank, with capital of S25,0O0,Ooo another he.
lore the Legislature Of Massachusetts. for onc
with capital of $4,000 600; and some 6l,v n,
sixty applications for Bank charters are nov pen.
Ding IN the New York Legislature, Will, aen,l.r
scheme Is on foot, of a great Commercial E,pl
with capital of Si0,O0O,0O0! What is ;h.r, &,
odions IN the Penns, lvania project, llat 1t should
be sci. c,cd by the Globe for its exclusive. anu,d-
version Nothing, save that it proposes TO retain
the name of United States Boak-giycs prc.er
cnce TO the old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j, TO have
branches in such other States as may PERM, so
10 do-and, to cap tic climax of inquil, does not
forbid the appointment, of Nicholas Bddlc to the
Presidency vi the institution,
We certainly think, from the signs of tho times,
that there is danger Of pushing the Bank mania too
lar. But, IN The name OF common sense, w!iy IS il
more criminal in PENNSYLVANIA 10 rc-char,er the
l. b Bank, with capital Of twenty eight millions,
than 1t Is III New York 10 charter Commercial
Bank. with capital OF forty millions What OBJ
jec'ion applies to one that will not TO the o,hrrl
Oh, We had forgotten. The L. S. Bank gives
bonus OF some five millions Tor its rc-chartcr--
and this is called by the GloIr Il bride and the
members ottllr Legislature OF that State are said
to have been bought upi What nonsense. Does
not erery Bank, every where, give bonus for
charter Did no, tic Banks in Nirginia--ani
were their bonuses brides, ard were those who vo-
ted Cor them, bough? The Globe knows well
enough the lalschood of its allcga,ions--but it
knows also for what classes of rcaacrs it caters,
and that they will swallow this hunbug, as they
have heretofore swallowed others more enormous.
without contortion Of countcnance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
TIE L. S. BANK.

Aswe anticipated, the Washington Globe de-
"ounces, most furiousy, the attempt, by the Penn
ssSanm Legislature, to re-cl,arter the United
STATES Bank. Why2 What has that paper to
~ WIN the local legislation of Pennsylvania
"'o' II 1t have right to interfere with the con-
'e'ns OF the several States, why does it not cs-
'ad Its supervisory control over other Legislatures,
"'"ch have increased, or have before them bills
Ti ~ to increase their Banking cspi,al' In
virginia.. efforts are about to be made to augment
~" banking capital several millions; Alabama
"ss Just chartered five million Dauk a PROPOSE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

J. y. Adams. Should this be so, we hope il will
be nailed to the ,able--for wh,tier the presi-
dents recommendation were right or wrour, !, is
NJ time Tor the House Of Representatives, under
the aspect of lhines which now exists. TO express
any opinion upon the subject. lie, not tie mcdi.
a'ory interpretation Of Great Britain be cucumber
ed With new causes OF complaint, requiring addi-
uonai explanations. Ii, after the termination of
the negotiation, whether il result in Peace or War.
the House of Representatives should dccnt it M.
eessary and espedient To send ~ 10 the throne
'hes incense Of rs praise, he ii. There will
then be no objection ,n,hat course, even though
the fumes OF the sacrilcc into Aicae the brain of
the idol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

WV subscriber, as agent oi VIM. Lewis, Esq.
WIZ sen most 'e'ir'hl" Fact oi Land, living
one mc ton the Big Li,k and about ip,,
acres 35 ote Inch is first rate Eo,iaa, hn,t.,, ,aJ
the residue rich highland. The whole 'rract isy,,v
productive in all the various crops usually cultivated
III Our climate lies unusually level and is .usccn.
ho'e OF being made, At a small expense, one of ,b.
most beautiful and desirable residences. IN llo
country, The Dwelling House Is comfortable, and
the houses excellent. The proportion of wood
land to that which is cleared i, more tlan su0,c,-
mel. Bonds or Negroes, OF suitable ages, would Ly
taken IL payment for this property,
NM. LANGHDRNF.
Eot"'ouri, Fel,n,ry H. VIZ
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BELLryILLr, (IlL) Jar. 6, 1896.


The Presidents Message is as pcricc, as it
could hatr been nIad,-ihc world could not make
II better. God bless the old man--hc has done
more TO preserve and perrotualc the Republic,
Than standing arm Of one hundred thousand men
could do. lie has enlightened the pcopie, and
that's The rock Of safety in Democratic Govern
mcui."
The writer ofthis stuff, decd, il was not
written in the Globe Office, which is by no mean,
improbable, may he one OF tho oi9ea inhabi-
tants IN Be'elville-so old that, as the Washington
Sun remarks, he is evidently in lis dotagc; but
he Is certainly not one of the wiseStlt has here
tofote been thought, that standing army Of one
hi ndred thousand mca" would be rather dancer
Gus 10 the liberties of the Republication this old
gentleman cviJea,, thinks tia, II would be great
blessing, SURPASSED in It's prescryatiyc power only
by Ger. Jackson himself Ii We 80 ON as rapid
y as "c have begun in tlr road of sycophancy,
!; vii not lie long before a Dictator, horse viii be
wor>hirped as deity, as in lhc degenerate days
Of Rome
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=. ,o,spmma,ion Of an object

"a, to the eonsumma,ion Of an object,
q oe' n,r,y ser.ili,y, and resulting in the PROS
pi'' ~ legislative Independence How is
~ o !, s..o,,e DIM But there is yet, We
t''' ,Iecn,ing spirit among the peorle-and
r .hom a, ,c April elections, to confirm by
8" ay.l or to condemn, the party, which is
f'Pp ,;,, with the reputation of the State,
p her to the car of Executive omnipo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
ADULATiON AND SYCOpUASCY

he public may form some idea OF the food
which is paatablc at the White House, hv the fol-
loving paragraph, which is pompously publish Il
IN the Washington Globe, as an cNtrac, OF a letter
from one ri the oldest and most respectable
Rrpnbiicaas' in the place at which it bears
date
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no MEE cHANTS:

\ NptlD again cal your attention TO the " hole
l. sutr China, Glass and Edrther,rnre Establishment
IN Lynchburg. I he Springs Importation l exrcc,
here IN all next month, when ! shall be enabled 10
open very Large and ErtenSire Assortment. You
particularly ,ociledt 10 call aud examine for YOU
selves, as have no doubt you will in future be IN.
dueed by your interest, to purchase your Ware IN
lynchburg. still warrant to sell at Richmond pm
ccs, which are also the Northern prices.
JOSEPH ID. evans.
Importer.
G The Abingdon Statesman. Knoxville Register
aud jon eSborough Republican, requested TO pub
hsh the abuys 3 times, ard forward their ACCOUNTS.
Jan. u wGw ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

X. Brown has been stricken from the roll
bx the High Court of Errors and Ap-
!. IN Mississippi, for "m"l,ia''ns record
~ .h;ob mart, in the Virginia Legislature is
.,.,,our,ng to instruct our Senators to do!
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piano Eorses and Guitar
s9 EcUfrsc IearAtr Wanted.

"a 10 Lady qualified 10 instruct in the various
h branches usually taught in the best Fc,na..
school,, s'iary Of S4O0 and her board, will h,
eiven, Ia taxi charge Of n School. At the Ta!1cr-
aacle, il thr county of Bedford, Is miles Yves, .,
Ltnchaurs. j is proposed that DE School shall
be ePrned on The FIRST Alarch, and close on the
last oi December, forming session Of 10 months
On the 9TH and 2lh of July, an Examination viii
take place, when vacation oftwo weeks will h.,
eiren.-Applicants will be expected TO furnish
satisfactory tcslnonials.-F For further particular
reference IS made 10 the Editors Of The Virginisn
Bedford, Jan. 10 ifts
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Entire Stock OF Medicines,

Hines, Paints, Oils Brushes, F5di.. Cons, Iist.ls.
Brarii,s. Gin, Frrcy Goods, Ginss bof,, Soaps.
Pe.frmery, Confectionery, Sngfs, Sugars. Ch,p-
ing and Smoking Tobacco, &c. Sc,
4 RE offered TO persons disposed to purchase, and
I = great inducements viii BE enen any
moir persons wishing to elnban in business. The
success o trade generally and the prosperity ii ihe
comny, furnish the sironres; reasons Tor engaging in
trade At this time The Sioch offered is fot snr-
p1ssei ty any IN Virginia Ter qDoft9 rarieig and
iasgtness. Ellis OF Cools viii b sod Defg i'm.
HOY. IL. L.i. iES.
Jan IA tsI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

The S3imaem2i.We have received the Sd No.
Of :hs per which is less obscene than the I'd aud,
to ..t extent, less woGthy OF tie odeal Of fre The
publisher Of such mass ofbgi'oo,o o. and yulgmity,
however, mrs. outert}in a 'ery contemplate opinion
Of he taste and Understanding OF the community
Tough il VII be avery just opinion, if his journal
can be sustained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
deosphns the se,r'ires Of the Eynehbsrs Yos.
Company, and regulating their dates.
PASSED 22d january, 1886.

WI. :.
y : '"i .' sce"'nN OF me
a, 'na, "",s Nhoeia 'Ah' 4 wei
~, ~ ""' '".'e"' ,ioSe company ana
IT =" 49,, '"u'' VI persons sly ing theh-
- NUS f'eSe e"f"hY' nave or
III, -, - u a'' aS sn'i' aho tasc Nonn-
| -, - nv" SeiH'.'s ~ NC common
~, W" 10 "','' VIZ" oe'ohnhg hoefahN,
"a; "'" 10 '"s"'e ''e'u'"'eh'y anu
~ - s''a company -
r. We" ,S''-z DC II ordained ny the Hoard Of
,0"'' ~ ~, I've 'oito,a'oh OF LYNCH
.... 'r I'M ''"' "ss'''.'"' 'na' o'e >'is'-
~. ,'..' s"'' ."'''u'g ',",e 'e"p"nA are
nj ,L, d n 4, ~ '''', '' ''"'' - nv '"""
H., d,o.,o1 - - - "'''7
" "o"'' u' 'o"''o' ana man
-, IL, w an" ''''P"'N a''''Naio'
IL n "'''"t''' F'>t''''"S' sl'hni''S,
l1'''''',' ''''''''u VIM anu
- - '',' l'.s''' '''Se 'N''p,>''ha'''
,,i,,,n = VA = " ~ ''s'N VI ~ u "'
;,sf -, - ~ VIZ ''s' i'''"'" wv W.
So, ., ~ :.
,,,r,,,,, - -, !" Nv nv ''"'''''' oa' 'he
fr H., " WV adequate means
;c,,n ~ u, ~ y, an" s"os'on''a' u
IN ,''.,r Wv '',"' e'''s '''No 'o''iahN' an
'ii .' ~ 'ff''i,,''e ah"o'tE soeh sum "a
-, ~ ''"'''''ilu "'a NECESSARY WANTS OIL
''' No''l''s ~ We" Ia Keep Tie Hose and
"il''' 90 u, ,'o l'a'e ''a''' Us 10 'emoh'-
' i ''N 'i''N'o''' MS N'e'ea ~ member oi
o''',''e j" '#' 60 "a. 'eh 81 Az hfel' &C
81 =, 9,'' " INV ''''s' ~ ei' INV
-, mum "''''o'ta ! aa' Tue
l"'' s"'",o Hose emp"9 SMALL WITHIN ten
way ,''' 'lt I1S'at' "I ih'> th'iltt', hrd ahnu-
my ''t'''''''' ON inc Oh MAY Ia Nay, proceed
:" "o''''"'' " .1o Nom"oh ''nnth Through lieu
,"9."e'' IN '4',' one >~'ahe individual oaet rs
"s''e'' III 'n,''' ana Tour e'n'r lhd' ld"dls, two
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

fE'iERE will be an examination Of the subscri-
n ber's School, on the 26h instant. The next
session vi oegn CD the LIST day Of March.
W. >. REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

o. The Baltimore American states on the au-
thoriiy Of a letter from Washington, that Gen.
Call has bocu nominated 10 the Senate as Cover
nor Of Forida in TIE place of Ohm H. Eaton, noni-
mated Minister TO Spain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

GgxTu.ANx,
IGNEl

Married ~ Charlotte County. on the 18TH Of l..
nun. last, BY The ies. Clement Read Nj Jon. n
EpmrNps, OF liliiaA, 10 Miss MIiparp L.. daurh,s,
OF Isaac Coles, deceased s'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

o. \ letter from Jackson tMlssissippD to Il
gentleman in this place, rings Tie information
tia, Col Gwin, who was lately wounded in duel
with judge Caldwell, WAS recov.rins.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11
At AUCTION.

"c'iiOs.
~ THURSDAY, the lsih ,n,,,, .;u ..u
-. - iron, Of my Auction Room, onr or 1--WE W.
or or - Gather Beds aud Furniture,
,,perhld Mantle Looking Glass,
Very Vice Toilet do 60. q -
Mahogany Sidr board Hzass
ORB do bureaus. So
! Set Dining T.blcs,
! Ward I'ohr,
Piano Fore,
Very Fine Carpet
81 SCI Knives and FORKS, iso rs. very ane.f
'on bs. Family made Soap "
boxes Black Fur Hats.
:. o,'on and Yaru counterranes.
nonfe, ,heesc Tn'ren,nc Soap Candy. Raisias.
"p o1.,' ah'y' CLOCKS Saddca, Hridie. &c Sc.
W Sale 10 commence NJ 10 o'c!ork
~ :, CHARLES PHELPS. sae'f
ids II
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o. The Aa.-Iasonic Caucus in Boston hav"
for the ne:t Presidency. Ii the AboIirronis,>
will nov follow suit; hr will be he head Of as pr
JalI' party as ever existed in any country.
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VAAvAnnl RMMr rMoprlElrY

In LynhtHTg, and rs piciei,g for SHE
virtue al the last will and testsnen, of The l,,.
sS histophcr Anthony the UNDETERMINED will self
AZ public auction, ou Saturday, the t;jti, Of rehrur-
rs neat that valuable ard conrnnudous House aud
lot, lying on Franklin Hill in thc town OF lynch.
burg, on which bis estaor resided -, tie time Of his
death he improvements consist Of a large and
spacious Dwelling House with oirht roon,s he ne.
cessary out houses, oiec Sc, all aIe!y erected and
IN fist rae order. The lot is we'll euolosed. am.
both yard aud garden IN IL IA state Of in pio,ei,en
nde cd. this Is certainly oi Tie most sesj,,bc IA
mlly residence, IN the town of chung
Icrm'--f our, eight aud Twelve months credit
negotiable bonds. with person sceius. and a deed
OF trust on the property. g l.. MOSBY,s
Adm nth The nil d,nered, # G. .4nthony dec.
he subscriber also, as trustee, under dec, made
by Mr. Anthony, ot date thr 9Th Judy, le35 and din.
y recorded IN Campbell eourt, oilers Ter sale th.
G'isI and saw Mill with twelve acres Of / and, II or
near the mouth of Fishing Ctcek md invites peisopy
dcsnons ot purchasing IL call on him. This nro-
perry viii also be sold, The l}lh da, of February,
at public auction, and on the terms rs the fore.
gong. G. |. MOSBY .
Z" Sale TO he eonductedhy John X. u. Payne,
AuctIone.r.
Jau 90, ,IoFir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

FE1iiE next session Of the subscribers School viii
Il commence on TIE Isl day Of March.
H. V. REID.
Feb. if,s
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o. s'loas ctlcrt Is making, byIradlno iacL-
,oniaas in NV York, ;ocjec: Samuel L. Goover-
near, Esq. Ii" Postmaster Of tnn city, from Of
fee. Ger. p. NJ. Wcimoro is spo!.4 # Is las
Successor. Nj. Gonycrncar has loag Lccn an ',c
to tie faithful, and lis cortin, ance in the o.
lie. Of Post Master IS attributed NJ, 50 much Ia
lis popularity al Washington, as 10 the fact thai,
he has in LIS possession 'c,tain documents, which
Gen. Jackson las no great anxiety should see
the light and which he has heretofore in vain
cnieavorcd To obtain from him. We shall see.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-11

A@j2"reFa 81 ter ess.
VIE Subscribers wish to hhe, hy the day, mouth
oryear, AGO ABLE ECGiAD MEN.
either white or coioured, ot wi,m liberal wages viii
be gwen. SI2o per annum. will lac airen Tor able
bodied Negtoes. McCORkLE & MoDANlEL
jan IL Wits
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ANTI-NAN buren, CONVENTION.

Thc following coanties, in addition to those
heretofore announced, nave appointed Delegates
10 tic AMI an Burcn Convention, which met in
Richmond Yesterday:
king HWiam--B Benjamin F. Dabney, Walker
lla~cs, Charles H. Eraxon, " ilson {. Nelson and
Thomas y. Green.
Nddteser-Erastus 7. Montague, Garter BRAY
ton, DR.. Richard A.'Chtis,ian, and Capt. Robcr,
EIcaley.
Dm,ciadic.-W iilam VI. Goodwin, Edward l..
Pegram and Edward Johnson
.tmtha-RcharJ Booker, John T. Leigh, " III.
l.. Booker, Junius (. Leigh and Dr.. Thomas
Meapx.
Po~hatn"--Thomas Miller, VIM. Old, ard
". tgdmp.
Noat2omoy--Bavid MfComas, Robert Stan
ard, TIos y. ;.'lmer, Gen. Scpefa L. Parker,
aua Niuceni Wuchcr.
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~ y material error having occurred in the
following paragraphs, as pabIsl,el in our last pa
per- We insert it, IN corrected form:
C0rroN.-Sincc the close of the wear, we ha,c
applied to the proper quarter for authentic infor-
nation on the sabec, and have been furnished
w,jh a statement, which shows the actual cNpor-
taton Of cotton during the fiscal year 1888,
j.. have been $40, 1914, 1S4 pounds, valued at the
faces of cxporlarion. at sol 1851 dollars.
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o. Our readers have rich :cas, this morning
in the Speech Of Mr. Webster.
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laOTrc1l.

4 IL persons having IN their nor session Belts and
u Spanuers. OF Keys belonging 10 the lio.c
house, viii please deliver fhem To zGKlPFlNsI,.
iECk +, Police Master 7 bose requiring it, will
DC pad Tor ii ear Iies aud : l,ai r.rs.
SA9fSUH II iGiiD,
GM'J Ens'stcr IF ne L.p,tigrg'Hast Com pary
Feb. II :,
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n. r.. HsOyyEsN.

rs new opening in the Store doors above
a Messrs. " iiliams ~ Victors entire Stock
of DRY GOODS, GN0GSaaIES, Co,
suitable for the present and approaching Ssasou,
which he viii sell low Tor Cash.
lie particularly requests lis friends aud acquain-
tanes call aud examine his stock before purrhas-
ing.
Der. IFS
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Indemnity against \. oss Ey .'ire /.

@'''' "'H'' HeV'F' v AfhCs
VII. undersigned, having been appointed Agents
- OF ne HiRYEDRD FIHE ASSURANCE
'ohf1N4, OF !luiioid, touneeficat, are MOI pre-
pared to ihlAe prtnm1eut ur Emitted insurance
aSa'n' loss OF damage ~ ite, OF p,olctty of every
description, iuiown ana rourttS, en- ten RS fa,.r-
"blc to Il eastnied, rs aty tn}itl irttitrI On.
hiS 'mpaty tas cen N operation Ier nofcthan
hsfntF g0ls, AID ja,ilE dat f,fad have laid all
the" loste- without tje.lint Il irfsioa in airy
instance, 10 rrsort 10 n court Of lrtstice.
HUB; ARD : GARDNER, igts.
Richmond Feb II Nv
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LAND, NEGROES

anu every other description Of property win be cold
Oh application, either n or en- Of town on Tho n,st
''os'" feihls. Nntthrn and ''ouihetn MERCHANTS.
"'s,hs TO forward ariieiesoi any de eripiot to br
so" al auction, IN lynchhutg, may he assured thar
thes val receive every ATTENTION and he udic,onsly
Offered In this market Ia, sale
"" All ORDERS sitiet, attended to. ard returns
promptly aud speedily made
" NIGHT sales, regularly on TurqbAY and Fn,.
DAY nights.
Feb. II
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KENO VIE.
CHARLES PHELPS,
Auet.onccr and Communication wrere..,x

LiNtHBURG, VIRGINIA.
IL rs removed to the large brick tenement r..
- Gently fitted up IN neat and haudsop,e =, Vic. d
''e'S opposite Nessrs II. Il. Richards & CO.. a. ev
. q, mellow the Post Once. and neat door below
W.T. H. u Norveifs Fancy store, where lie returns
nv sns''e thanks Ia ,hoge who have heretofore IA,
u''n WIN the'r ibeial Patronage. and earnestly
sohsi's continuance OF tle same He wonld M
'orin ,hem ms veil IA the public generally, ,lai Lo
'o'enas carrying on G,ntrai .iicfion and Commits,
"'n ""s'at's conssnmrnts thankfully rereycd.
atd strict attottan pivea ses
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49,, The Rev. JAMES WooD, Of Prince Ed
re- ward is expected 10 preach in the 2nd
PRESBYTERIAN Church, on Sabbath next,
at ! O'Clock, 4. VI.
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'|ocAL AND xIJsTRUMuW-An
HESfI

*. i'lhI Ms continues 10 give instruction
w ON the Piano Forte aud Guitar. She " III also
give lessons in EOc.iL MUSIC, aud will receive
into her 'ml'y as boardcts, young Ladies' resortinq
10 iyuobbG1g ior the purposes OF Educa,ion
FOR SALE,
piano Torses and Guitars,
6.;b Music suitable ior these Insl,nr cp,s.-ipclud
nv Instruction Books, hy the most approved masters
Feb. II u1,y e
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Lyrchbutg Hose Comp1ny.-We publish, in ano.
thcr column, an Ordinance of the Common Council.
relative to the organizltlo of Hose Company in
this place. The Company is now full, and will con-
stute efficient protection Ia the hour OF danger.
We subioin a list of lis Officers:
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.VALEAILxl l,1aay. ysew Awy..
fDR = tyta

IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Saturday, January 80.

SatuFQaD january 0U.
message received from the Senate stating that
they had agreed the resolutions for survey Of road
from Evansham in the county Of Wythe to Jefferson
vile in the county Of TazewclI.
Petitions presented and referred-by Mr. Sher-
rard of Jane Carter OF color asking that her
husband, Richard Barns may be allowed to reside in
this State for life, for shorter PERIOD till he
move his wife and famy-by Mr.. Beard, Of citizens Of
Loudoun for increase Of the Capital Of the Bank of
the Valley and of the Branch Of the Farmers Bank at
Winchester.
On motion Of Mr. Craig, the committee Of roads, SC,
instructed 10 inquire into the e1pedency Of incor-
poratlng joint stock company 10 complete the road
from Stanton TO the Warm Springs, commonly called
"thc Fred road, and known by that name.
MIR. MCRDAuGu, from tho select committee on Rrvo-
lutionary claims: reported the following resolution
Rcsotrcd, That the Executive of this Commonwealth
be requested to furnish application of its Chairman,
to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims, the reason
Of the rejection Of any petition presented TO the Exccu
tive to be allowed land bounty other compensation for
Revolutionary services
On motion Of Mr.. PARKER the resolution was laid on
the table.
An engrossed bill to incorporate the Fuvanna Mining
Company, read third time and passed
EXPUNGlNG RESOLUTIONS.
The House resumed the consideration of the rcsolu
tidns reported by Select Committee the subject Of
cxpunging resolution Of the Senate of the U. States.
Mr.. SUMMERS addressed the House in opposition 10
the resolutions and spoke FOR about hours and half
MIR. BRomN Of r., moved adj ;c:nncn stating that
he would yield the floor to any other gentleman wa
DESTROYS Of speaking upon tho subject
The House then adjourned.
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message was received from the Senate stating that
lhey had passed the bill concerning the town Of Ports
mouth. with amendments. Agreed to by the House.
MIR. GREGORY presented the report Of the Court Of
Directors Of the Lunac Hospital at Williamsburg,
which was, Mr. G. motion: laid the table and
drred to be printed
Petitions presented and refcrrcd-by Mr.. Mon
cure Of tho heirs Of William Brooke for bounty in land
for sscryces in the Revolutionary Mr.. Cooke, Of the
Trustees of the town of Portsmouth, for certain amend
mens to act authorizing the opening of street in
said town-by Mr.. Daniel, Of the Lynchburg and Pitt
syyana Turnpike Company, for subscription on be.
half Of til. Commonwealth 10 the stock Of said company
On motion of MIR. WooLroLK the bill incorporating
the stockholders Of the Louisa Rail Road, with tho
amc ndrncn,s offered by the Senate, taken up.
The amendments were opposed by Mr.. Voolfolk, and
supported by Mr. Harris-when the two first agreed
to, and the third disagreed 10.
EXPUNGING RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Mr. BRowN of p, the report Of the
lee, committee on the subject Of expunging, taken
up.
Mr. d. expressed his willingness to give way, if any
other gentleman desired 10 take the floor.
Mr. BOOK avaed himself Of the opportunity, and
addressed the House until past three o'clock; when
On motion OF Mr.. BRowS Of p, the House adjourned