Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03

n u It's slated b., the Ba.,oa,.,,o l..,,,,..#
L eNoit very Triumphant, he late vote
/, legislature of that Stair. ANN tho ,ieh,
: =, Ioasfe's TO abolish slavery IN tpisrrictofro-
'''"o''' ana asserting the right oelifon IN ,hc
9 ''''a anu unqualified sense clan, II, ,t...t..l;
! "'',5t'' me vote was nearly nnaops Ina,.d
Il 'oNon ''a@etle states that at !, -, -e,,I,,s
-. ,'' 'i,'e'S oil the Northumberland are
,,''''a win The pestient hercsy rhoread Of \, h,cb
'''''''''S such serious consequence
- osi Master General ] issued p.erc.
~ ne al Express Mail "a Washington
. TIN feelings Of Santa Anou,rd, Te,,.
anu tn slted States may be iyr,d from rho
''''i le't'f' IN another column, h,s friend IN,
N'"oot'' to Ger Tosnel. The ,and,ti Of TN
~ are gratefully remembered, the nrisonsrs
"l'' N''nooi any claims upon theirympa,hv, the,
=, '''u't'' 10 "a tfec-and tin. s,mpatbyzina
itl'ha> oi the ntei States are wclcn,,d fo,,,c,,
lh9 them with Difference aud respe.ubi,, soiour,,.
my i onS>f a~' and tor sending tim home IN =
''''o,"' vessel ten Houston an Gen Jackson
''i''''f@'', tcqnItcd for then cloeney aud llse-
iallt,.
u The Norfolk people are onpIctcly over.
J'H'q al the passage of the Bank BIZ We hope the
Old Borough may realize from !, the ADVANTAGE.
thai She anticipates.
" ! he " big states. that ina debate. On I'm.
2''h oIi n the House of Delcgats. upon an appro
Pra'ien tof the Danyille Roanhe md Junction Ra1
hoad Col. Joseph : Watkins e,rcssed tho o,,,,;,,,
mat thai work. AZ we'll IS the I,nrbburp and Ton
nrSSee Rad Road ap. The James Kr,,..-.., -.
In improvement. ,ught to have been undertaken ON
State account and he hoped the next Legislature
would be arlnatrd BY proper spirit and borrow
twenty MILLIONS, II necessary, and make improve
ncnj> ever, part ofthc State where they are need
td. This is sentiment worthy OF patriotic son of
the Old Dominion. Col. Watkins is no iavorite with
Us, prtil,aa-but, far as our State interests
are concerned, wish that there were one hun
dred and fifty such mon as himself in the Lcci>la-
turr-tor one year at least
- 1t viii be seen that the House of Delegates
has passed the bill making an appropriation TO the
Lynchburg aud Tennessee Rail Road
o. Ga the 2oth ult. the President presented to
0o!. George CroGhan, the young hero OF Sandusky
The Cold Medal 'otedt to HIM b, Congress, in estmo
ny of the high entertained BY that body of his
9 ant conduct in the defence Of that Fort asain,,
greatly superior numbers.
{ = We insert this morning the act passed by the
Legislature increasing the Banking capital Of TIN,
tomnlonW calth. We Shall hereafter lin onr ne>i
pap l. II praeticable) publish the pre>c ribc ee-
neral regulations on the subrc, of banking. that the
public may be apprzrd of hr restrictions and guards
n'rnfel b. the wisdom OF our Soons to prevent the
abuse OF the privileges hcstowea-o which tlie a}o,i
ion OF and 10 dollar notes, and the limitation IF the
REGULATION are the most lrolniuent-thc lor.acr 4 II
dic"ioaa piece Of quachcry, ,ecoad only in ab,un.-
= t. DIE c@pioded gold lnmbus; The latter justified
by NOR spacious reasoning. but still in oar hum
bl' oPl.lon, uncdI!ed Tor, ana prrjudlcia t. tie
GaiAs Themselves.
Il : Gen Jackson reached Cincinnati on tn. 18th.
and Aeui-'..ie on the l9ih ul'. IIcwas expected IN
Nashville on the 23l or 9th, where sleat prepare
ho"a were mahns ior ms reception. Ills health is
sald to be quite lnGfm.
{ = The Charleston Courier SUCCESS that tic
political ncscl The Partl4an Leader" which
Fnrpors TO have been written By Edward William
sidney "i \ rgnia, fictitious parsonage, i, very
probably the production OF Edwald William Johnston
a ifslniaH by hth, formerly Editor of the Column
bit Telescope, and lately Librarian ofihc South Ga
ro!ma COLLEGE. Mr.. Johnston has been PREVIOUSLY
an adveutu'er II Ire field ef fiction as the author of
The Memoirs Ct 4 Nullltycr"
~ At the Inauguration Dinner in Washington
on the i'h OF March, Benton was toasted as neu
President and Kendall as his Nee,-by whom does
the reader suppose ? Why by Samuel Goldman.
the periured villain who was ready to swear away
Gov. folndeXtef's reputation and life, as the nsti-
gator of the mailman Lawrence in hi, attempt
To assas'lnatc Gen Jackson. Verify the nonl-
nrns and the nomnator worthy Of each other
Binds Of A feather ,cW flock together.
OBITUARY.
Departed tins life, the morning of the 26h March at hi,
residence in Bedford county, Mr. FRANC BOARD in the cd
OF his age The writer of this humble tribute respect
has long known the deceased and those who him best
but appreciate his WORTH His demise has occasoncd
breach i'll the circle in which he moved which will long be felt
and casil, repaired As ncghbor he kind carita-
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