Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25


aee against any release o The securities German a.
her, lac Treasurer 81 the Gammoaweallh
BN Mr.. fhomnson, 81 Boieuurt petition vi citizen.
al the Iowa at Fl0eas,e and county nf B1l.lu ash
ing charer incorporating Saving Institution IN I'm
CASTLE
KILLS. REPORTED
bill conceolnlue shorue' and other Officers Gem,
Missions.
elll las@piS indictments IN perjury
Report OF coanluee ui courts at Justice on The exne
d,eney altering Or amending tho law relating To shrr.
Ill, commissions Adverse.
bill iruai committee 81 claims on pelltiun OF Jno
Cassr and jno Is. " dlans Adverse,
1 \ bill auth ri4ing separate election Ia he held al
The house ii Jahn Beavers IN tho county Ut raze.
we'll
MI To change the place of holding separate elcc
'ion IN The c,oaly ol Reckerldgr.
RESOLUTIONS.
/ by Mr. Srut. Resolved, That The eemmi,,ce -,
courts otiusfee hr instructed 10 noqlr ,ntn IN, ,,ne
dlency OF reporting bill No o. which passed a, The last
scso0n
hy Mr. Ioler, Resolved. Tint the COMMITTEES Of r.,
nance uqulm inn The expedieary Of passing law re-.
curing Tie county rohts az The commissioners at the
'esenee. Ia cause such toll bridges IN their respective
'ou"s ana corporations as may oot be assessrd as
real estate, III oc So assessed.
SoUfllNESrERN ROAD
A MI Incorporating tie President and Directors oflhe
southwestern lampke Road, and 6ir Other pnfn1aes
Was Rad second une; tbefenpon, mutton was n,adr
ny Mt Stree Ia amenn same bv str ik1ng ant ,br
18th. lllh and l5dl s,rlns relation i, mo ynhhn,,
ana salem IHrnpke Road. and inserting IN lieu ther,p
lhtte oher seeons prvidny iuf the c,nsttuctou If a
NrNHamined read l'on he l'lnt where the Wafds Gap
aud En9lish's Ferry ruad nlerserl the r,nosrd S,th
EN- f1su, lhfen The counties oi Wylhe Carroll Foyd
fnnklin, ls'si nd and Jnmlbe To The toNn al !, ,,,b
o'fg ana providing larhr. thai The sum OF 5000 900
ge narrowed N sums no, exceeding t}l 900 per annum
Tor The purpose ot constructing said rad
INN in
'he f"ult proposed Wy was much shorter ,han tia, ~
ia1IiSbed by The bill The road would Pass ihn,npk a
valuable region OF coeHty, Of great fertility aud aboun
dug N mineral wealth
MT ioef objected 10 tho amendment II prnposed
70 >'tlhr out that lsfon nj the hhl winch ur,y,d,s l
me improvement OF the roau itum L,nthbu,, i, ss.n
/ ne route proposed IN tie amendment had ney,t h,,n
surveyed survey should be preliminary II, such :,
proposition. II involved an expense excreJl1g ,b,, ma
posed n The bIl by not less Than 100000 dollars Ii
might be sh9tter fdute but sui no The best Ils al
Vag,agts should be pointed oot by It's advocates.
Mf. l.ell"lcb was opposed to the amrntment Tbe
o9'c' u 'he grpleaan WHO propustd IL nnst be- to
oe',a' 'h' o" lie could mol expect il 10 pass He
could mol hhdefake |" say what were the advsn,socs
proposed u be obtained by the change soty,y sh,t
hrs be made, showing Tho practrab Inv of IA, nr,,I
r5he aud lis advantages to tn St,le and II, lL 49,, ,
81 coually through Which II would pass To The mai
IONS Of Gus measure II might be Of e momen, whsh
e or hol the had passes through the county # Ffan
lln 10 Others II VAS at HE greatest CONSEQUENCES trhe
success of The bill would depend upon the a,on,n -,
rejection oi thIs ameodnenl. He did moi suppose The
gfh'lfmah designed Ia defeat The hill bun the aioplion
:" MS amenuntbt would have that ettct. This promo
siliun bad bron spfnnn upon lhem stl1,nly 81 r.
could not M" drlrrHlne whether the CHIMES we've
proper or nlpropr Ihe friends of the ution,l MI
should regard THIS as an nut 10 destroy it, and lhey
should oppose it as deqlh bow IN their bobes.
on. B9fwel Il no Giercst IN tbs question. exceut
as " Affected The Interests OF his constituents and the
ronmona ealh. There bad been contesl between
iynchhurs aud lurhanan. as 10 which should be lie
'etmiaus OF The Southwestern Rad The bin ~nder
Consideration "asa compromise. II had met with The
'PP"o''nn OF me friends OF the Southwestern improve
mont ne 9'ytcl Of tie gentleman must be. to ANN.
ha'e lhls lmpfo> enent by Prp posing a substitute The
o'H Po"n'sed foad Ham buchanan TO the Tennessee
It, ana HE improvement oil the mad from I.yncburp
Ia Salem. he amendment proposed 10 abandon the
common branch o The road. aud 10 construct new road
altogether Jasl regard 10 the tsr. is o the SSI,r
~ ~ lis finances would consiraip him n ,aso ,,;,
plan Aiumpke had been constructed fr,n, Inhh,
to Salem aud much valuable nf,pertv Wa ;.,.,J -
us pr seIvaan There was no eyidrrec Ina, no n.
/ mute prnpuscd was the shortest ar ,l,, !, - ~
advantages claimed for it by The gentleman
MI Street replied, that the ileu,an fran, Rallied
asked Tor road where one already e,,s,sd U deieJ
them 10 construct road hropph country Which te
qulred means for the lmptoyen,.ni ,f b;t en
don They had applied To I'M, e,jsl,t,,, r., A., a.,
preparation for the survey but il had br,n refused Th
had other resource Than that PROMISED in his ,n,eni
men
Mr. Yerby asked Tor affirmation 40 ia tho oxo.o,o
distance, &c, fnlm gentleman WHO WIRE ocon,,n,,d
With the geography ol The country ,hrouyb With h
the rad would pass
Mr.. loPr replied that on the sc,e of rrnnnuv the
plan proposed ia the bill Was preferable 'rn@te was moi
a worse road III the Stale dian The vnchbp,r AMI Z,
lem Turnpike They propasrJ 10 AlrAdsmiza ,bis