The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-10

tic Hospifsf at WILLIAMSON. W. Il.
win lie power of seudps fjr prrss.,.
papers. 81,
Ueatcgday, FEB. IA ,a,pn,e.;.
VA received front the rsen.iH. .,..,...,..l a
they brd asresd TO tine r,.ai.,,'., 'zi
tanning Information conc.r,,iaa f.., ~ "a
dHufrs ON jam = and X tn.whl IT, re.
the ka9awha Road. I'D
Mf. Randolph, from Tie Prs.....
Conmlitee, made report q, thu ~. ',.'.a.f
al tiie Iedilcnllary, Which ", l..4 .'.s..
table aud aJJ copies ordered Ia -. lie
cal. - PIN.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Hal,ie Of r. ,h.r,
IL constitute and appoint boI'g -. W.
GERS IN refisc the militia l;ws If til, IN 9@.
nons"altli, VAS TAKEN np--InG On. ,,.,.,.
of MIR. Watkins Of G. it MAS referred .,
committee OF the WhuIe for ih.. ..,. y. -. q
ration of which the House inmr,l;.,,I M
solved its"lf into 4 tomn4lttte-Mr -. =
in the chair. 'n'' !
Mr.. fatte-nn of Z. moved to stril,#...
The first section of the bill, with III. -,
OF testing the sense OF the House ON lie -.
rits. '' NE
10 ''''''',i Wa I'e'sltd by Mr.. IIar,i.
and Supported BY Messrs. Patt,.o,' If r.
aHd DAVIS ul II. u B.
NJ. Thompeon of +. requested tb.,t
grnteman would Withdraw ms r,,,,;,,,.'.,
'icw uf Ilioning natpnb.rs Ia 49, -
ii'l rs perfect as possible, and Tho, III.
his motion. In this motion he w.
by alr. Colslon ard MIR. Speaker ES,As
and the motion vas accordingly vii
drawn.
Mr.. Watkins Of &. offered suhsli,5.
Tor Tie bill, going To abolish all rxisa,
Jaws Providing for the training Of n
NIX ~, and requiring bat one comps0I
and one irglmental muster in each va.
Tor the SOLE purpose Of emolument. and 4
tending In the public arms The drtsII.
The amendment proposed only such rer.
litions Il. we're necessary 10 keep the m,
Tia organized and enrolled, not iufe,fqris,
however, with the laws OF the L. Stats n
the subject.
Mr. Thompson of +. moved that II,
committee rise, report progress, aud ri
leave to sit again. lie made this mnfo
with the view Of hariu. the snbstims
printed that every metobcr might Gn
nndcrs'and 1t. Ia this motion Mr.. j. iIa
vie conCurtcd.
After some rcmail4 il rcla'inn TO po,
81 order, by 1t Speaker, tn, motion ~
rJccted, and.Ar Banks, speaker, rereN,
II IN II deterrent Misunderstanding The hdl
be reported, and the substitute In arcomp
ny it's having been proposed in the con
m'ttfe. By THIS coarse it would aprear d
The Journal aud might he ordered 10
prlated. The Speaker Thought tbs eour
calculated to promote the despatch of h
slness, and The cvOrumy Of Tune II
committee then rosc, Mir. Yanccl report,
accordingly.
Nr. y m>ton moved an indefinite pcs
p"nemen' of The bill and Substitute. Til
motion Was opposed by Messrs. Thompso
ot r, Chiiton, Har'ie. DAVIS and GIa,r
VINO resisted II On different grounds. IN
'ho,i'h was SatiVcG-rSes SO, noes 81
The bill and substitute were then,
mo'lon + Mr.. Thompson OF + lid on d
table 80 to 10.
a bill prescribing the mode Of arrpslnI
and appointing courts martial for the "a
ol militia officers in tune ui peace, was 4
ken up. Mr. Thompson of +. r,,dr
ihriiectuai effort 10 amend il, and Dir sd
den I" lay ii ON the table.
hir. Morgan Offered a substitute, which
alter much discussion, Was rejected. I'll
following gentlemen took part 10 the n
harks n, '@f on the propositions relatr
|" TINS tIti, VIZ Mcssrs. Thompson, Cd
Ter OF X, Morris Of g., Hais e of r., MaI
gan and SeIdcn The bill was finally n
derd In be engrossrd.
The Speaker laid before the IIouseah
Ter rom the second auditor, enco.n
statements, ahe"in the anlouul of lon
"h'arlcd for the james river scheme ofi1
! pr"tement, and the revenues Of the jams
river c"mpany-laid ON the table, and
Alr. ScAton's motion, ordered 10 be pna
ed,
Snnify reports and bi1s, in their mcia
chl stages, were presented and disposed
Eaq0rel