Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

A communication was received from the Senate,
stating that they have passed the bills entitled
An act 10 Incorporate the Exchange Hotel Com
pany Of The CRY OF Richmond;
An ACT extending the act auhorising The drawing
OF Lottery IN the town Of Fredericksburg.
They have also passed the bill, enilcd
An act concerning the duty OF Executors and
Adm Illustrators, and wills Of personal estate; with
amendments, which, on motion of Mr.. Smith OF l..
Of W.. were laid on the table.
On Mr.. Cabelis motion. the Committee OF A gr,-
culture and Manufactures were instructed to en-
cure into The expectancy OF increasing the capital
stock OF the ilarrs's Creek Manufacturing Comps-
ny. in the county OF Amherst, incorporated by an
act vi the General Assembly.
Mr.. Bayly from the Select Committee 10 whom
so much Of the Governors Message relates To the
correspondence between the Executive OF Virginia
ard the Governor Of New York had been referred
presented a long report, which was laid upon the
table and order, d 10 be printed.
Mr.. d. assigned the reasons fol the delay which
had taken place in making out the report II conclu-
ded in the following manner:
/" Your committee cannot close this report with
out expressing in high terms ITS cordial appreciation
od The conduct Of the Executive Of Virginia IN re
dation 10 This controversy with New lok.
6" Your committee recommend the adoption Of the
following resolutions:
a.. Resotrod, That the reasons assigned by the
Governor Of New York for his refusal to aurreude,
Peter Johnson, Edward Smith, aud Isaac Gransy
as iugitves rem justice, upon demand oil The Ex-
ecuve OF this State, are unsatisfactory; and that
fusal pal pablo and eerous disregard on III,
part Of the Governor OF New York, OF his duiies un
der The Constitution OF The Uniled States.
80. Resoired. That the course OF tie Excc1tiy,
Of New York cannot be acqniesced in.
=" 3. Resotr<d, That the course oi the Executive
New ~ OK, II peIscyered in, will make II the solemn
duty Of Virginia TO appeal from the cancelled ubliga
ton Of the constitutional compact, to her reserved
tights.
- Rtsolred, That the Governor OF this State be
authorized and requested TO ienew his correspon
denee with the Executive OF New York. requesting
that that functionary will review the grounds take,
BY i.lin and that he will urge the consider alton
the subject uron the Legislature of his State.
=" s. RESOLVED, That the Governor of Virginia b,
requested 10 open a correspondence with the Exc.
cuiives Of each Of the slave holding States, request
ing their co-operat,on in any necessary aud proper
measure Of redress, which Virginia may be forced te
ssd0pt.s
~ g.. Resotred, That the Governor Of Virginia BE-
requested forward copies Of these pioce, dngs
The Executive OF each State Of this Union with Iii,
srqu4si shst they laid before their respectycd lie
ghsaauscs."
M. Sou,hail called up the bill to establish
Board II Observation-Disclosures read aud ordered
10 be epe1essed nv a vote Of 81 10 80.
esxssssF Eagrossed Bills. tz5t#
The bill ITO amend tue Several acts concerning
The Banks" came under consider alton. ~
.e5s. Smith OF I. OF w. saul. he felt hlmself called
Spss 10 vote against the bill. il the frs, bill
1hisb had beea submitted 10 the /. gslaute to re-
heys lbs banks against their own suspensions, which
A3t not coatain some rcsiricti0gs. and he atgued,
that such was no, the case with the bill before the
llsesea He called fot The ayes and noes.
Ms. Bayly SAID be should vote against the bill,