Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
JUN n IHFKIODED.
To the Speaker Of the House d Delegates.
NoRrn WnsTkRN DANK.

Join RpHe3eotd, Esq, letting Goretnor.
Dea1 Sf Peleoiyino TINT the subject Of our notes
now lying IN the Treasury q the State is creating
field lrdelaie in the Legislative body, | beg leave u
trouble you With few lines III relation thereto.
lie Bank has invariably made every effort to
tain It's character and reputation, both at home and
tread and this cvlncod by its continuance h man
tam specie payments during period OF great commercial
embarrassment, and whilst nearly all the banks Of the
mon wee IN state oi-5nspenslon; this latter event
curing III relation 10 tins Institution only In March Of
the present year.
The Directors are ANXIOUS and solicit5us that this
character should remain unimpared, and with this view
ard ut the time Wishing Yield every assistance 10
the lteasufy q the State demanded ty It's cXgoncifs
and also to prevent the continuance ofthe vitaperaon
and abuse h which loo many State Institutions are
constantly and nnusy assaed, they have authorized
me 10 say. Hat The alRolaa 81 om notes IN tie
Treasury. actually paid IN for purposes q ferae sal
be redeemed II pr N Tie City t Riciaaond ,ein 60
or % days from his date
II this m5de vi redemption is considered satisfactory
Of Which We cannot for moment Doubt arrangements
VII LEI made Immediately to remit from time to time in
such amount may be convenient and safe. until the
whole Is hquidaed within the time above specified
although, IN doing this. suffer enormous operation.
exchange lelng now from ! 10 per cent. premium on
RehmH 8l, aeA per cent. en Philadelphia
Pen ne ta suggest To You whether. with view IL
prevent the state from suffering loss by the inland
chances Il The country. "a matter, by thehye, which is
STATE Institutions II might not be eXpedlent 10 provide
~ ltA place Gl)Sle IN some w CsiCrn portion
the STATE, here the arising from some twelve
fourteen counties should be placed and that the bills
ot the Merchants and Mechanics Bank and our own
should h. there received aud disburscd and that Ike
manner, the collectors for in the Easler
ties should he paid into the Treasury al Richmond in
bills ofths Eastern srlnla Banks.
IN carly rqpls 10 this communication is respectfully
selected am. yours,
Very respectfully,
J. LEST, Cashier.
%, I,,i. H. \
Bank. has authorized nue. tosay that he will enter
the arrangement the above stated tr the rodemp
ilon Il his hlllsat the Treasury. J. l., Casiier.
The following bills Were passed
!, Concerning the infant deylsees Of Dr. Funfant
atsgn
>. Concerning the inspection of Salt in the county d
kanawha.
;. Concerning the y dent guardians and wards
The hli dlHoreing Sarah IL. Robinson from her hus
band Samuel Robinson read third time.
Mr. Ioler briefly supported the bill-the Gaze Wa
one Of g4ss and fragrant misconduct the part Of til,
hus.and-he LIVING IN ofen adultery with white and
black.
hr oallwlnonposoa theblll. If the House under
took l. liant the petition ar divorce Of every hl =
VIE lad worthless husband, II would establish Wy
bad precedent. lhera Nus law on the subject Of d
vores 20 which areriey ed parties might ha recourse
lie thought tosi should lie made otthe question now.
NJ Ryes called Tor ayes and noes, which Were or
derod.
The bill was rejected Ayes 81. noes CO
\ bill concerning Samuel Pann was on motion ct
Mr.. IIasdns indefinitely pasiposcd The bill was ad-
yocated ly N.r. Toer, and opposed by Mr. Doman.-
proposed 10 refund tax upon BRIDGE and exempt
the bridge from future taxation until other bridges in the
CommenA subject 10 taxation
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Nr. ll1Iaday-That the committee on Finance
be instructed TO inquire into the oxped,ncy OF providing
ty law, that any loss which may be sustained BY tn
Treasury IN consequence of the depreciation ei Bank
hereafter
ceved the Treasury shall be made good o the tate
by the banks which i5sued them
BY Mir. Wmgied--lhat the committee for Courts Of
Justice inquire into the eXpediency Of SO amending and
explaining fhe laws IN relation executions and Tor the
rehei Of iosolyeat debtors more elecually orcoye
lusoi, debtors. aud protect the rights Of creditors
BY MIR lIaryle-I hat the Committee on Esnks b.
instructed t. inqueno ard report tn Ibis Hous tic a
mount u money eanea the several banks ol this IN
menweaIth o other ycnbs eorpogaons and tie names
Of he several e5r5atos u which sueh amounts have
feen is7id. ard Inc periods At which said loans were
seyesav auth.