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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
Extract OF a Letter iioma gentleman Of New


Messrs Leon Dyer and Arnold Tonsicld left
his place for FIorid to day, with the handsomes
equipped company raised in, the United
States all lis III. mbcrs hailed from tie Nona-
mental CITY. Indeed, had not L,cna married
man and tied down 10 my family, nothing could
have prevented me dining so glorious and noble
locking a band Of NoIuntccrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

b. news h:dy received irom Span, we h"om
that tie Cortcs have dcorcod the aoknow lcdg
mcut Of the Independence Of America, and We
await thr arrival Of the mail packet that was 10
have sailed from Cadiz Tie l0h oil the last month,
to know in What precise terms tins acknowledge
incnt Is made. Meantime, il.r, IS no dOubf of
the news, and that the ministry vii carry out the
disposition ii the Cores IN the order in which
Envovs from the dill rent governments shall reach
Madrid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

o.. NV -fUl - hf. Austin. leave was given 10 III
caire iu'a the espeiiencv Of amending an act in-
cooperating 8ooker'> Gold mining company.
On motion cf NJ. Watkins, tlie House adjourn
ed
1'la-s3ae. Febuarg ls
On motion Of III. S..erari, the committee OF
finance were instructed to inquire into thu expedi-
ency of furnishing room in the capitol 'or the
use Of tbs Aaornet General.
PETITION PRESENTED,
Nv lr.Gasl8ud Of A.--oi Samuel S.Wilams
AMI Henry A. Esaas, IL reference II contract for
making a turnpike near the bue Ridge Canal.
lupeE DUNCAN
Mr.. Noolfolk .isoVed lie feiiaNinC resolution
Resolred, That Tie charges preferred by the
member fiom iarrison, against Judge Duncan,
together with tie M. o.ia oi the juJgo and his
ACCOMMODATING explanations, be rcicucd 20 the
committee OF courts OF Justice, win instructions
20 INQUIRE into the eypcdicnsy OF ihqulrlng INTO
the truth Of the said olarscs and If, i'll their o.
piuon il is cypedien; 10 make tie inquiry then to
inquire into the most regular and oonv,ricn, mode
Of conducting tue irqgify, and rrpoH ti'eir opinion
10 this House.
Mr. Harrison moved TO amend. by authorizing
the committee 70 send for persons and parers
After some remarks by Mcssrs. Voolfolk and
Nooe in favor ;the amendment, and apains, II toy
Mcssi> G.,mt5, Derutan. Grcee.N, rricc, Parker
snd Eio,'eman, NJ. HIM. Withdrew ms amend
mea aDi the resolution ~ adopted N us org-
nat form"
pItIsrA
!. To enact IN act 1t tie GENERA Assembly OF
North Carolina, emit i act 10 Incorporate the
Roanoke, Daavle AID Junction Rail Road Com
pany.
?. To amend an act entitled an 90, for open
ing and improving tae Navigation Of the Dragon
Swami.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

AFrEAy,-Wc regret 10 learn that Mr. Duffy,
the manager Of the Albany theatre, was badly
wounded in an affair with NJ. Hamilton, a member
of bis company, ON Wednesday evening after Tie
play-Mr Duffy situation is considered DANCE
rous. Albany DAILY ADVERTISER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
The Globe ~s, boas,ine some time since Of III.

progress. made by the party in putting down the
paper rags. and introducing pto, currency. IL
insianccd NV York rs one 81 Inc States taking
the lead in this great measure. Tn. Report OF tho
Safety Fund Commissioners = an excellent COM
rnentary on Ills boosting Of tie Globe. u shows
that While since tie last var the speoie has in
creased opo hmHd,,d and forty hons0Ud doi-
hrs III, HGHh rags have increased TWO MIL
LIONS -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

The Legislature of New Jersey have done cqui-
" between the " Orthodox" and " Iiicksitc" sec
tons OF the Society of Friends, by passing the BILL
which provides for the division of the corporate
property owned by The Friends, between the two
>ectS, according to their relative number.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

A Georgia paper says there is iumor that
Pioucii, tie Chi.t OF llc &eminolcS, now making
50 much trouble i'll Florida, was educated at Co.
Johnson's Ghoetaw school
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
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NoEIST.

I'VE subscribers having ,oiu their entire Stock of
Z Goods 10 Nj William Terry, requcs, = settle
men; with al. persons W "A .holn they have accounts
BELL L RICHARDSON.
Liberty, Feb Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

4 YOU NC MAN, from the Country, who has
/ some knowledge of bu>ircss. with une reception
Al morals, can obtain a situation in Mercantile
House IN this town. Apply at thus Office.
Feb. % if Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
II. r. EssiVSEN,

fENllERE will be examination of the subscri-
L bers School, on the .6h instant. The mex,
session viii begin on the lst day of March
W. :. REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
IMPORTANT.
Acknowledgment o(Me i"a'pend'"" n Spanish
america.

A letter from an unynestiond6h source IN lla-
saua has Just been communicated to Us, from
which NC make the following Translation :--Ne~
Val fu,ri..U
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

' VIE next session OF the subscribers School, will
l. commence on the lst day OF March.
ii. V. REID.
Feb 3 ifts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

On motion Of Mr. r. NJ Johnson, the IIouso j.,
mined that bill [4OG] for the better po,rc,ion ar
Western frontier, and bill 1911 10 establish an , We
of construction in North Carolina, should take s,s
drncc of all other business On Inrsday neyt itGmt
hour of unr TO two o clock.
MR. Ashley asked the unanimous consent Of the I
10 submit u resolution, instructing lie Cu,nni:,'
Military Affairs to enquire into the expectancy Of w.,
ding 10y law for placing ate disposition oil the Guyr
OF Missouri for the use Of thai STATE cannpn ana m
Carriages and other necessary c,ni pnrnlS durr7r"
presence Of hostile Indian forces IN that border "'
Objections having been made, Mr.. a. luoyv.; 10 g.
pend the rule, which motion was lott
DISTRICT EILlI~
On motion of Mr.. w. L. Shepard the lJ,,<o .
ccedrd to the orders of the day, being The r
of Bills relating t" the District OF C"uniia--,hc urr'
ton benr on concurrence with the CuGnn!v,r +, -
Whole in the amendments made therein
The amendments c"ncurred in, and the Quest, .
received OH ordering the bill to be cngrosSrd Tor ,
reading.
Mr. W. B. Shrpperd addressed the House a, ,.,os
length in favor Of the bill
Mr. Hardin followed in opposition 10 it,
Mr. Thompson moved tu amend the bill by srL,
out all after the words United STATES, in ,lr src
section. and adding thereto the words until rcLrcm,t ;
and asked for the yeas and nays which ordered
After debate, in which hlcssrs. Mercer and uul.,
wood participated,
The question on the amendment was taken ana car,
ried Yeas 50, Nays 81.
ST. the Amendment was adopted.
Mr. Jurvs moved to amend Tie first section BIZ ,,rs
ing on, all after the word cuntrac in the lOa hr 4
the first section.
Mr. liawrs called for the yeas and nays, which se,
ordered, and were, yeus lQo, nays I'll.
| So the amendment was adopted
Mr.. jarvis .noved 10 amend the frs, section by atr
a clause providing that the limiting # the Treasury LIZ
to the holders Of The evidences Of the sad debt or ,r,
agents, the amount Of interest now due and Ee.aa,
unpaid, and which may hereafter accrue. Agreed TO
The question REQUIRED on engrosSing the amendments
and ordering the bill 10 thl reading; on which he
yeas and nays ordered. and were, yeas lU nav.
So the bill was ordered to be engros,cd ad inra
was moved and seconded that The bill BE- passed 10 ii:
, third reading now; which motion prevailed.
And the question being put, Snail the bill pass;
was decided in the Acknowledgements lC2 hays T..
! So the bill was passed.
| The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

Island Those who reside il The State attribute II 10 me
apathy Of their friends, the New York Star se0s
~ o h, n' r. nj them is willing TO attribute !,
" ,h. .r,r cnns which is ,a, people have become
aensed with the principles and the practices OF me
oppo,on ard have bee"s sI lb Amnsrao have
promoted The prosperity happiness and honor of the
who are excrns the efforts 10 nure the country or 70
oppose one which hes done, and is doing 50 'nuch ''
it's Observation-Disclosures Eepub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

RUNAWAY IN JAI"-Was committed asa '"na";,' v.ra
Jail of LuaenhuIg county, Virginia. Oh The 2;t! ds 7.
1886, negro Man, who says his name Is Patrick, und ih ."
Peter Buron of In" county Of Che.teIfed SAID
he about 40 gears old is feet or inchc- his '"ef"
rather xicndey made his knees best awafI., In. nh ~
his Jeff. lie had when committed, GOOD
and pantaloons double and c":'"n CON-
color good shoes and old Iu hat. The o"n'
forward and take him away, else he wi! 9t c
the law directs. ELISHA H. Jh
Luncnhufs &. H., Nay ., 1886. -
TbsSOLCTtON.-The Chair Manufacturing gu''%s ~ .As
ua!cr the firm of WoopsoS & EErar "a' " ,nr.L H.
of the present month (May,l By mutual con'r ieo
sucss relating q The i.a will be settled by l.. " '
alone authorized TO close the business rooDSO:,
NXrIAN!EI. ". CHI"
aThe subscriber xilI continue to carry on W" !v ,U
uIinu at the old stand Wootson Crump ana lie I,e
ci,s continuation patronage literally ,U W0ODSON
firm. h IL;
Msy 10. Il
TT OOK AT IHIS.-On Saturday, Inc io, t;,., s,asd.
last there was thrown into my wagon, If Cote"
mo- in front of Shockoe warehouse paee'i properly
owner can hsss apsa 70
describing and proving his pEoPelyo univ by first p'!
inc ior the advertising of the same; ~ ~ spuER.
"iLh'H' IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10


work: the eypediency of going with it, and declared
his determination to do what he could to break up the
contract.
Mr. Southland spoke in high praise of the utility of the
work, and argued against the violation Of the contract,
declaring his unwingness to do, public man, what
would justly disgrace him in private life.
The appropriation stricken out by common con.
scn the ground that it would not he required till the
next session Of Congress.
A few subsidiary remarks were made by Messrs King,
Of Alabama, Soutlard Benton, and Webster in which
MIR. g. minated fraud, which Mr.. w repealed.
IN amendment offered by MIR. Robbins, providing for
the distribution of eight volumes Of Laws Of the United
Suites already purchased, adopted.
Also, several amendments in relation to the library.
The various amendments then ordered to be
crossed, and the bill to be read third time.
MIR. Webster offered 4 resolution of inquiry the sub
jet Of contracts made by the department for the removal
Of lie Creek Indians west OF the Mississippi.
liter an Executive session,
The Senate djourncd till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Cambrcleug, from The committee on Ways and
Means reported bill making appropriations tor The de-
fence Of the Western frontier. Thc bill appropriacs
million Of dollars
The bill having been read twice, communications
were read from the Secretary Of War and Quarteras
ter General showing the necessity of the appropriation,
in consequence Of the pre,enl state Of things the from
tier.
The Bill! was committed to the committee of the whole
House the state of the Union, and the Bill and &C.
cumpunying communications ordered to be printed.
MIR. Howard from the Committee Foreign Affairs,
reported Bill to anticipate the payment of the ndem-
nifty accrring to the citizens Of the United States under
the convention with France Of July 4th 1881, &C. read
twice, and committed.
MIR. Connor from the Committee on the PosOlce
reported the Joint resolution from The Senate authorizing
the Postmaster General to change the time of making
contracts for the transportation Of the mails the resou
ton having been read twice and having been ordered to
a third reading now. read third lime, and passed
Mr. Casey, from the Committee on Public Lands, ie.
ported resolution making the bill graduate the price Of
the public lands the special order of the day for the l7
lSlh and 18th Of the present month"; in precedent 10 all
other business after the hour Of one o'clock.
Mr.. Vin,on moved to amend the resolution to en-
brace thr Senate bill providing for the distribution of the
proceeds of the sales Of public lands.
Mr. Patton moved 10 lay the resolution and amend.
ment the table
Mr. Williams Of N. c., called for the yeas and nays,
which ordered, and were, yeas o. nays 81 tie
The Speaker voted in the Affirmative making yeas SO,
nays 81.
So the resolution and amendment were laid the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

53 So the motion was agreed to, and
The House adj burned.
Thursday May s. 1886.
IN SENATE.
The Chair laid before the Senate report from the
War Department, in reply to resolution calling for the
opinions of the Department to increase in the COM
pensaton of the clerks in the departments, which, with
the previous communications on the subject was
referred to the Committee on Finance.
Petitions we're presented by Mr.. Kent, MIR. Mexican,
MIR. Moore, and MIR. Buchanan THE last petition was
from the Board Of Trade of Philadelphia in favor of tie
clearing out Of the navigation of The Olo.l
DISTRICT BANKS. .~a
Mir Kent, from The Committee for the District Of Co
lumbia to whom referred the memorials conccrn-
ing the Banks OF the District reported bill to extend
the charters of certain banks in the District OF Column
ha, and for other purposes: which reud 6rst and
second time ordered to be printed and made the spcciu
order for Wednesday next.
MIR. Robbins, from the Committee on Naval 4 fiairs
reported bill for the relief of Samuel Warren; which
was read, and ordered to second reading
DUTIES on HEMP.
The following resolution Offered Yesterday By Mr.
Clay, was taken up for consideration:
RcsOfred That the Committee Manufactures he
directed 10 inquire into the expectancy Of amending
the existing laws 10 subject all hemp exported into
the United States from any place whatsoever, to Tie
came duty Russian hemp may Ie liable 10 pay for the
time being.
Mr. Clay stated that there was in the course of trade
habit of introducing Bengal hemp, and some other
kinds under different denominations, free from Duty &C.
Gus one, Of the Secretary of the Treasury. He wished
10 guard against this evasion Of the laws, and have it
subjected 10 the same duties that Russian hemp was 1t
came into competition with the fax and manufactured
hemp OF this country whereas that Of Russia far as
the rigging OF vessels concerned. did not interfere
with dewrolted hemp because this last not absorb.
ing tar, and from other causes, not calculated for
rigging.
measure had been proposed for allowing drawback
upon Russian hemp when exported 70 foreign countries
Though he came from hemp.grow section, he should
offer objection 10 it: the contrary lie would give
his vote His only object in rising. however, 10 ask
for consideration of this resolution now 10 prevent anv
further evasion Of existing laws.
MIR. Walker expressed hope that ii would be put on
record that The day after the Senator rn Kentucky and
his friends had obtained their victory, in the passage of
the land b!l that Senator had offered resolution 10 in
crease the tariff He Gid not intend TO oppose the resp
luton of inquiry but he wished the fact 10 be placed
record.
Mr. Clay replied that he had objection TO have the
ac recorded in any book of record whatever provided
that when recorded motion should afterwards be en-.
se'tansd or ezpungng it. he wished also 10 have the
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