Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

peuss. 10 the Senate there has been some inter-
e,,ing debs'es upon Mr.. Bsn,ons solution to re-
dscs the duty salt, and The fiscal relations be-
tween the Government aud the Bank Of the u States
Hereafter we will endeavor to give more detailed
assouat Of ,heil proceedings.
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TIE Western and Atlantic Rail Road-Ths Com
issose Of the State Of Georgia, are abou, visiting
Tennsssee, tor6siog the terminus Of this improve
men, On the Tennessee River The Commissioner
s.y they are preseu, advised in favor Of
Ross Landing, (Cha,tanasga,) as the terminating
s;,t Of the road. l, 10 said the Company have am
ole fands for the expenses Of tho present year. (be-
,vesu Two and three millions,) and expec, 10 finish
their grades throughout the whole extent of,he road
sbsut 1876 Uiies and early in ls4l, have their
ruaning from the Tennessee River to De Kaib Co..
Geo. where !, connects with the Georgia Rail Road,
leading to Augusta.
MAINE.-The Legislature Of this State, after re-
~s<a, message from the Governor, wen, int" secret
x4G twas supposed to be upon the subjec, Of
the North Eastern Boundary.
M4CHIGAN.-Ths House Of Representatives Of
This State have unanimously instructed the Commit
tee On Banks, to inquire into the prepre,y Of re-
neal or further suspension Of the General Banking
Law Of the State.
PENNSYLvANlA.-Da Sturgeon ". b.
has been re elected State Treasurer for the term Of
enc year.
~ We observe. in a late uumber Of the Wash
Hpsssa Glsbe, an advertisement Of James c. Lake.
.of Fauquier county, Va staring. that some months
sso tive Of his negro men had absconded, and re-
ward was offered for their apprehension; since
which time he had receiveda letter from them, in
fors,n: him tina, they at Toronto, Upper Cana
.da. and expressing their regret a. having left him,
esd desire 10 return home. Mr.. Lake therefore
wi,hdraws the offered reward and requests that they
may not be molcs,ed on their way back. This sin
gle fact speaks volumes to the Aboonists, If they
could zee it with naundced eyes aud reflect upon
with unpervertcd judgments.
NJ A meeting was held at the last Fuvanna
Court, TO take into consideration letter received
from Senator Foun,ane, stating that Col. Paine, the
Delegate from tina, county, and himself, who were
both elected as Conservatives, were doubling as to
the propric,y oi their sticking to Mr. Rvcs, ask
ing the people for instructions. After much desul-
tory aud angry discussion. it was resolved by vote
Of SIS 10 80 LIST, hat The opinions Of the people
had undergon. no change md, eddy. That their
Representative and Senator be instructed to vote
for Nj. Rives for U. S. Senator.
o. We learn from the Nashville Wing, that
there is brsk demasd.a the banks for checks on the
East: the premium continues at per cent The calls
for specie very light. Mississippi money is bought
Ly the Brokers from to 2 per cent. discount
The Mississippi banks. except the Union,
stand at from 20 TO % per ccnr. discount. Brandon
40.
o.. We learn from the New York Morning Her
aid, tina, there has lately been great animation and
advance in stocks and real estate. which may be as
erbsd in Erea, the action Of the general
Banlin. Law. This law is very favorable to hold
ets efreal estate, asi enables them 10 reap double
isesmr, IL the shape Of rents and the interests
banking operations.
~ Under the Free Banking Law Of the State,
the New York papers state that the Sluyvesant
Banking Company have organized. and $500, 900 are
already subscribed to the capital stock.
Southern Mdnufactures-The Fayetteville IN. |
C) Observer says that the las, boat carried of one
hundred and five bales Of cotton yarns and woollen |
cloths, Manufactured in tina, place. which to be |
shipped at Wilmington to Northern market for
sale. The paper states that an interest ofone-
third in one Of the Factories in tina, place had been
soldM premium Of thirty per cent. upon the cost
and that several new Cotton Factories were about
being started in Salisbury and Concord, N. G.
g. company are laying off town at the
mouth Of the Ohio, which they call Cairo. 1t is
said the company have the command Of foreign capt.
tai to the of three millions sterling, and tina
twesty five large warehouses aud an extensive ho-
tel are 10 be built next summer
- The Washington Chronicle, edited BY Rich
~ frale, Esq, has been discontinued. The
pns'as1T rs in an extra slip says: We have been
compelled, from want Of the necessary means. TO
suspend the publication Of the Washington Chroni.
cis."
CO The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer says: "that
James Fennmore Cooper 10 in Philadelphia, gath
srng materials for his history Of the Navy Of the u
Statos; and that he has taken sides with Commo-
dos Elliott and intends vind,ca,e his cause in his
book
THOMAS PAINE.-The birth day Of this man
was celebrated in N. York, on the Goth uit by the
L.