Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

are han or that g5,efhn1lis. vi which he l.,
ga 10 fed' I'm thee l,nds. he uHcA1tci.d fa,l,, :
la1 h'to'lanen SUI seGueniiy lett Inn without abilu, i,
do So lie las also forwarded 10 the Corntanv in int,
secure ihom, lehs on his property in South Can,l.
'"pr.a and AIalaira, which is estimated To- lie .,t
S>5.e0. It's probable. Therefore that, even if tho c.
pauy be legally bound to the Dutch honse w,h 81
the bonds lave len I,dged,it Will ullmat,l, .n.,.
no l9s5.
The Bnk BIZ was tbs morning reported +, r..
House without any change in its provisions, ffbc n.
important If which stated in I,yous leti,rA e,,,,
the 'cif siaieni ofa soction Let, re stricken t
leotng tic Parks 10 ldaiy cf - per ca, = M,
then entire circulation for the benefit of the Comm
wealth, while they continue in a of susponson
| cannot believe. however. that urwise a f,,fur, IL,
he retained IN 1t. My impression Str, nj thcus TIM,
da, sooner than the lst # january ucAt will lie
resumption.
The Southwestern Road bill has no, been called -.
from the table since last week. Its friend. s.om A..
p,sed 10 await the fate ofthe rsoution offered nv A..
IRVING, directing the appointment Of sgcnt to rec.;.
the States quota Of the proceeds of the sales of the PM
lie Lands. The result Of the vote uron the rosou,,,
is doubtiu-the defeat Of the Bill regard as certain
You will have seen, from the notices in the p,n.rs
that many Of the present delegates, including some f
those who have been longest in the House. and wLoo
slliu.c lis most valuable monilors, ahou, tn Will,
ORA" from the public service. | notice, amony III. r,
by a card in this morning Wig. that Frederick N..
Esq OF abel wishes To retire. if his constituents, c,m h
btaer LEG leave iosay to bis fri, nds at hone tia, !,
would he difficult to do that, ard thenf re hone ,h,,
Will tell him, in reply, that they willing 10 ..ls,
vol cnonghalone"
\ remark made in one OF my letters relative Ia ~,
AlorPeth find has Locn misunderstood Ibid nat n.,
10 intimate that he vas an Abui,uist but simrlv J.,
refer 10 an allegation oil that s1H that had been elscbs
lhfo"ho out ] have seen \ lester from distin,u;sh,
gentleman IN Nashiretsn, who was feoucutlv viii
Lord Merpeih, and nhucxrrssc he ,;,;,n Il mi H..
III lation IS not we'll Glluded
iiS' evening mail brought another Fiscal R.n,,
and F'Xci"anerH from TIE pen Of Mr. l allna,ce H..
Chairman OF tic Sonac's committee. have MT had
ue 10 compare II sely with the bll If Mr. CUSHING
hul from cufs1ry anls 1t seems Ia Inc T., ,rpro,;
mate rather more closely than Mr. C's to the rreasur,
scheme hope that, among many pans s,me .vs
tenn will be cabC rated Which will command the supnort
Of majority The two H. USES lizard as are the times
and scarce as money is. no hope of letter state #
things until tie IGrr'rty question Is settled. (,rf
dence and ltf are =" iat tie country n,w requires. snd
IN nay eFn'on 1t were WISER to adop even An oboetirs
bic scheme than to ltaye THIS question i,retr open II
II should not work we'll We shall lave least this con-
solaion-ilat will not be long before it will bs super
seeded. he Iyifr dynasty must necessarily he of h.f
duration, and with will pit fl the wrctched con-
ulvanecs o which he is compelled to resort ty his don
Die dealing poicy
Secretary pshur'srcply 10 Mr. Bit, is ingenious
and, toa certain extent. cunchsiv-Eut does not pf
loct MI b assertion sustained il is by Mr. U,rti-
son 5 testimony It is conclusive To hr extent that,
was not ordinarily tic habit ot Judge l. 10 calr., dis
unltn stntIincnS: lHt II do,s inya,lae Mr. H..
declaration that IN ctr'a.n occasions lc did So Tie
controversy however. as matter o vtlc c,ncerr, IS
mol worth tho PAPER nlen which il is Printed. This
Judge admils-ilat sooner than SCI thn constitution
violated IN certain respects, he w,nld he disc luton
occppylng IN this respect precisely the position Of tho
iavcrhll petition presented by Mr.. Adams which al
legged TINT the constitution had been violated by the TO
'u5aI q ongres7 to receive petitions, and therefore
that the tnon ought to he dissolved If Judge Is
opinions are harmless. why those Of the Iaver.
hill petitioners Especially why deao,,ace Mr. Adams
1r merely presenting that petition What is sauce for
the goose ought tobe for thegaudcr There sew
era portions Of Jud, Upshurs statements which nv.o
comment but have not time, have you room now
tor more elaborate notice of them. supp, Sc Mes,s
bolts and Harrison VIII reply-and indeed it is not i'm
sslble that the controversy may last as lns as the
siege o Troy.