The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25

want OF tunuS UNDERSTOOD 10 oC thS 'S"'o"
shat the law has not been further executed
The casualty Of fire, aud variety OF other
considerations, which will readily suggest
themselves 10 the good sense OF the House, IN
ducc me to think tha, such number OF Arms,
ought not to remain III one place, as are now
deposited in the puhlic A:mory iii Richmond
! an with great respect,
Your ohcGien. servant,
JAMES Pile tSANTS.
The lion the Speaker Of
thc House OF Delegates.
On motion of Mr.. Harvie of Rich
,noud. this letter was laid upon the TIA
bic.
The Sneaker also laid before the
Hons. Communication from the Gov
prunr. enclosing a letter from MIR. Lit
Teton W. Tazewell, arrepiing his APP
poin,incni Us Senator OF the United
States. Mr.. Il. infnrms the Governor.
that the manner in which il has pleased
the General Assembly 10 confer upon
him thi, important trust (Which he nci-
'hct expected nor 'lcsircd) will MOI per-
init him to hesitate y siu%le moment as
20 the course he ought tn adopt. lie
acknowledges this 50 ilnuerinc: prnof
Of their confidence in him. and adds the
assurance that his ever, effort shall he
used to merit this signal mark of their
approximations :,
4 variety Of reports were received
from the Committrrs.
Jhe House reSnmeh the discussion Of
the hill amN ndatrry to the Marriage
Act prnpnsinr TO repeal so much of
il, as prnhihits mans marrying two
n,I,
dera,,,c time auI the bill was finally
rejected. .0s to 81.
On Mr.. WalIarr's motion. the bill
"to amend an act reducing int" or". the
severa, acts roncerninsr the fees of Ger
tain officers. and declar;n @ the mode of
Hischarrinr tho sa;l fees" WINS taken
Up. and ordered to be printed
DEcEMBER ~.
Yesterday. on Mr.. Gnrdnn's motion.
the Report Of the Rector aud Visitors
at the University of VIRGINIA. iogeiher
with tina, part Of the Governors Mes
sare relative thereto. was referred 30
the Committee nfSchOo's and Co''c%rS
On Mr.. Pages motion. the Cam nit
tee of Schools and Colleges were in
strncted to enquire into the exped'eney
nf makin~ further appropriation from
,hr Literary Fund to the primary
schools.
Various bills were reported by the
Chairmen of Committees-wbich were
read the Is, time.
Mr.. Bower. from the Committee Of
Propositions and Grievances. reported
snndry resolutions: ist. That the ptii-
ton If The citizens OF buckingham,
who pray that the county court :H4y
lew aud collect sum from lime In ir'nr
mt to- exceed - cents on eacU
$500 worth Of property charged to its
citizens. for the purpose OF hniidin- a
bridge or bridges over the Shenandoah
river and two of lis largest branches. Is
reasonable :-2A. That the petition Of
the inhabitants of Cnlpeper. for the es-
tahG;shmnnt nf town at Grin's cross
roads. to bt chilled Ia Grange, is 'rea-
sonable. Ga greed t..
DEcEMSER IS.
Yesterday. the House resolved itself
;n,o a Committee Of the whole, Mr..
TYLER IN tue Chair. on the hill "pre-
scriF,inr the mode Of selling Lands and
Y.nts vested in The Literary Fund far
:hr non payment Of taxes And after
some time spent therein, Mr.. Tyler re-
ported TIE bill with snndry amendments
/, she House, which. on Mr. CniStnn's
motion. were, for the present laid on the
table
On Mr.. Tylcr's motion, II was Re-
eoirpd That Committee be appointed
I'm nnuujrp into tue amount Of rXDcnJi-