Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

Monday, .Narrh 81.

A communication was received from the Senate sta
try that they have passed the bill, entitled ian
corning the Banks Vi this commonwealth, with amend
ments.
The Bank Bill, with the Sena,os amendments, was
laid tho table, and motion OF Mr.. lloLLEaAs. or
dercd to be printed.
THE CASE OF THE CREOLE.
The House proceeded To the consideration ii the mo
,on take up the Preamble and Resolutions offered by
Mr. McR,e, in relation the outrage committed by the
British authorities on the brig Creole. The motion 10
take up agreed to-syos ~. noes ".
The first resolution then before the House
Mr. Crutcbied regretted that he was unpreparod TO
give VOTE on this SUBJECT lie in ignorance Of the
facts and while he could not in such state vote Tor the
resolution he was unwilling to appear voting sgains,
that which perhaps after examination he ought % vote
for lie moved 10 lay the resolution the table, and
hoped the House would adopt that course especially
lis DAYS were numbered
MI McRae urged the proprieiy Of action b, the State,
and contendod that an expression OF opinion from virgin
ia vas solcmnly called for.
Mr. Daniel trusted the House would not lay this sub
the table and thus silently pass by ndgnty
offered 10 our citlzens Gentlemen said II was an I'M
portait question and therefore should not be acted
Mr. ID. said this to him why 1t should be
acted on and why gentlemen should stay here and
slider the matter. lie pressed the Increased importance
Of the subject, derived from tho late news by the
Acadia.
Mr. Irving said he was prepared tn vote on
the resolutions and hoped they would be land on the
table.
Tho motion adopted.
The following bills read third timo and passed:
An concerning the Mechanics and others paymen,
for their labor and materials expended erecting
pairing houses and other buildings and their appur,enanco
An act amending the concerning the collection oil
clerks shers and sergeants fees passed 18Th March
ls32-An nc, amending the act passed. March 9Th,
ls cnitlcd, act To provide for the construction OF
road from Prices turnpike to Cumberland Gap and
for other purposes WAS taken up It's ,hrd reading
The question being upon an amendment proposed by
Mr. Bowden repeating tho act passed this SESSION ap
prupriatng 800 per annum 10 tho Military lnsti
,ute at Lexington out Of the surplus Of the Literary
Fund
The amcndmen, vas lost, and tho b ! ordered to
be engrosscd
STAY LAW
Mr. Capc,on called up the bill ''to prevent the sacri
flee Of property Jndor forced sales"
Mr. Capcrton made speech IN support oft to show
that the demanded by the distressed coDdi.
ton Of the country, and to show its consu,onality.
Mr. Holiday opposed 30 passage Of the bill and con
tended that il unconstitutional, cd that lis t".
would be injurious 10 the State ami the community
Mr.. VERIFY moved the Previous Question After some
debate, this motion Withdrawn.
Mr. Lyon ADDRESSED the House in favor of the BILL and
replied 10 the objections urged against It.
Mr. Edgington supported the bill with much earnest
ness and as followed by Mr. IIaskns on the Same side
The gentlemen who supported i.- hill concurred in their
representations To the distress that prevailed
IN their respective DISTRICTS and tho necessity OF the
Stay law rs measure of relief.
MIR Taylor of n b., demanded the previous question:
and there was sccond--GO 10 81
The question upon the indefinite posiponemcnt was
then decided IN the affirmative rs follows:
.'yes-Mcssrs. Ri,cs, Harvic, Wng6cd, MITCHELL New
kirk, Robinson, Riddiok, Toer, Nown, Samuel, Apper-
son, 'ardwcl, Brosdus, Brown Of T.. G.. X W, Scnpc,
Robins t'uerant, Clark Spencer Watkins, Thompson,
McRae, Holleman, Bowden, Davis Of n O. Wallace OF
kG Taylor, Of Iou,lon, Ramcy, Moihaney Holloway,
Marshall Banks. pggs, Boyd, Scott of Meek, IIarell,
iayor OF D., Ehcritgo, Watts VERIFY, Fitzgerald, Hi
den, Mclhcrson, Insr Wallace, Of r., Keen, Hopkins
Wilson Dcy Heath Shoher Daniel, Met anlcy, shpman
Smith OF X, taewood, Cn,chhcld, Fond, Warren, Buck
and Mayo-6I
.No,s-iss,s. souihell (Speakerl Davis of A, Kin
n.y Brooke Mayse Hunter, Cox Of II. L. Jones Of H.,
Harrison OF d, Jones al b. IIaskins Moore, Irving
Foster, Payne, Woods Fairly Byrd, French, Carroll Er-
skinc Vance, Pug Mullen, knchcloc, Armstrong Griers
Moer konnedy Woodland, Smith Of X, Clendcnin Martin
OF W, smith Of NJ n J. Morgan Harrison OF NJ, Caerton,
Davis Of NJ & p, orrl, Lyon, Edgington Cheahan,,
Grimes, Brown Of p Ba"ner, Elliott, Lcybum, Cowan
Qnen, Crawford, Tate urluhar, Bowen, Marin of r,
Goodson, Lo,twch-57