Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-26

aneetsd ,,.44rn,r AZ % "a. hausc. n my
be- whether the ar, ctor II tilelf respective BANKS
will asrec tn ply h,r PEI cent. interest per anhnih
from the fri ,s al luis ucst, pas able annually
nr, the Iannif> AL Apal lnstanent~ OF dcpositrs
crvtd from tie .rncI1 government Tor the State oi
Nueiuia
NJ Wa,klu, opposed the adoption O the rcsoln-
Iipu u hcns unfe"cssafy
Nf. DnrmlI alsp oppose the resolution, AMI Tie
a1l,siian being lahtn VI, deedcd III the negative.
Mr smith Of [. Of ". offered the following reso-
linton:
Resolved That the Ia of Virginia be requested
to rcpni Ia TN, house whether not there hit bern
any suspended debt in the Branch Petersburg, nj
NJ, tine ba'wccn tins aud the first day OF January
la, and if deere ha- been. tie amount thereof aud
What aitau. cement has been made respecting II.
Mr.. W atkins opposed the resolutions, aud suggest
ell a. M goo cgnli grow ont ot IT, OUGHT To b."
withdrawn.
Mr.. : nfll ursrl the rropicty oi tn adoption ol
the resolution The information desirable
Mr. Man made some explanations IN reference 10
thr the subject aud stated that IT, had n"
,arf oi objection IL the inquiry. beic'n% thu what
esrr siacmentS the officers OF the Branch At Peters
burg hi In MAXI could he relied on with perfect con
6lcnee.
Mr. Fisher suggested an amendment, the effect OF
which WAS Ia extend the inquiry further BACK.
Mr. Watliu, opposed both, and saw no GOOD Witch
could arrive from / lc inquiry The Banks we've uni
.crSall, believed 10 be solvent, aud It VAS wrong Il"
excite alarm.
Mr. Snnb of. Of v. did not wish 10 create dis
trust but IL airnrd h!S hclc that n least - per
tcut. thr ttl ol the Banks had been sunk AMI
lost aud hr wished the s"nnsraphffS I" ph' 'iils
down.
NJ Mas stated Thai ldr1r debt "t'''I h'd brrh
siuken OF due Ia the Branch al FflrINhnf%' W.
from the information which lac had received iraih
persons moi connected with thr flank. aS secure and
,ic any debt, AID that the btik would moi lose =
dollar III II.
Mr.. Fishers amendment Was lrirecd. aud MI
Smith original proposition adoplrd--aNr' hh.
Nh Miller offered The following resolution:
Resolved, Thai leave BE- gwen 10 iflns III a htl +"
empower c1ch Of the Ba1h1 IN tins STATE II 'Ssnr
notes nj one doIr ana two dollars IN hunted A.
i,.punt, uu,il the sumption oi specie laN'n h'- by
the sad iiank. or the law shall otherwise prescribe.
Mr. Bots Npliluc1 htS vote by ,dNlng that II the
Banks slrd to save fhcit sprcie, they had ia" mai
Ter no" ~ llrW Own afnI.b, ISSUING NOES "' u.
and -.
The question the ndopslouot the resolution Wa
decided III the NJ gatlyc Mr. Hoolcr calling the ayes
aud nors) bYth following Nptr
AYf4-SIc,+r.. Stuart. lIarprf, G1sgin, Camp
belt s,noleras. Boyd. Miller Nilsson ri T., Bland
NNai,n. Mill. saunders, Coleman. W lion of G.
servant. Ball Eolmr1dt OF f.. Marshall of T.,
Woods Smith nf T.. Smith oi GIL, Mullen, NJ
III den, Board, Fisher. Mnn|ngh, Cooke, Scgar,
nn',' ,',,,.hG,d Nonr,,,r le,t Samucls Of
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I,,'"W,..s,Y r,n5s fInralc,l E,y!y of 4.
+ puulnu Gi,c.. E,ndalpl Wiley. B>rl. Mallory
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