The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-24

merit. al some length. submitting motion
for its indefinite posipaaemcDt THIS nn-
ton i,e vas subsequently, Induced 80 with
draw At lhe s,..,g.st'f II urteolston.
NJ. Alafl4 ii iiauas,H nest took The
anor AID Delivered lung md elaborate
spc, Ga IN opposition 10 the bill. lie Vas
| repl,ed Ia rs Messrs. Loyal and Harse OF
! Richmond, aud the debate Vas concluded
| by "a,
| Mr.. blackburn, Who opposed the bill
with his .Sa.h powers Of elOqueutc aud sd-
! tire.
The question Was hen taken by ayes
and noes.
AYES--hlcsars Banks, Speaker Ran
dolI,h, Cooke. Gatltnd Efav ford, Coislon,
Robiuson, Breckenridge, Taylor, Ed5ins-
ton, McAlifnn of IL. PaitesOn of Il. Goggn,
Campbell, Laidley, McAllister, Wilson of
Cam pbell, Dickinson, Parker, T1,cr, Ar
instead, Darlington of Charlotte, Harvey
Of Charlotte, I'LL, Turner, Wilson Of Cum
berlsnd, Thompson of Fairfax, Moore of
Fairfax, Marshall, Payne, Galloway, lIol
land, Sexton, Barton, Snidow, Smith, Lew
is, Morris of Gloucester, Watkins Of Gooeh
land, Hail, Ogesby, Mays of Greenbrler,
hiHcad, Harrington al Halifax, Heiskel of
Hampshire, King of Hampshire, Davis of
Hanover, NcsiH, Van Meter, Kinehcloe,
Burton. Bouldin, King of Henry, Slaug liter,
Reyndds, Carter Of King George, GIlmour,
iieisklll of Lee, Bland, Maxwell, Chiffon,
IhorDion, Mason of Stafford, George, Pee
ry, Delashmutt, Russell Of Tyler, Fulton,
Bradley, Hungertord, Jett of Wrstnnore-
land, Prenlis, Chapman, Saunders, Friel.
Loyal, Han,e oil Richmond Guy, Needy,
Far's, DAVIS Of Orange, Mallory, Tatum,
HinrstoD, Jones oiPeudleton, Dice, Cabell,
Witcher, Watkins of Powhatan, Old, Sig
Ter, Znp, Ward, Woodhouse, Foster, Har
rlson of Prince William, Mart.ny, Garter
Of Richmond county, Bowler, White, Ru-
theriord, Bare, Rinker, Briggs, Thomas,
Newman, Digges, Patterson, Morgan,
Crockett, Guslin, Hunter, Riyes of Nelson,
Stephenson, Kelly, Lee, Jet of Norhum-
beriand, Daniel Of Stahord-ll7.
NOES--Messrs Morris of Hanover, Ca
ther, Sclden, Hdllcman, Purdue, Henley,
KIRBY, Davenport, Wilson of kanawha,
itarwood, Pollard of klng,S Queen, -Hooe,
Pollard OF hing William, Aylett, Hall, Nc
Millanpt Lee, Daniel ot Louisa, Mason of
Southampton, Crump, Vtlvin, Mason of
Sussex, Harrison Of Sussex, Jones of w.
J"neso y Russell Of Y Drummond, Cor
don, Mann, Legrand, Booker, Stewart, Va
lentine, Mayse of Bath, Blackburn, Drom
goole, Everett, Branch, Anderson OF Ches
telfeid, Miller, Wynn, Ross, Muse, Brock
cnbrough, Strange, Bryce, Lundy, Maclin,
Peasants, Fisher, Alexander, Pecte, Jesse
of Middlesex, Healy, Raymond, Dunlop,
Vass, Shcrrard, Murdangh, Massic, Chris
Tan, Graves, Nottingham, Dunton, Belts,
Watkins of Nottoway, Anderson of MOTTO
way, Gilllland, Dupuy, Rives of Prince
George, Colby, Daniels, Bramham, Cald-
well, Jesse of Russell, Wilcox, kiigTc, jr.
-76.
So the bin passed in the affirmative, and
was sent to the Senate for their concur
renee Aud the House al journed abont 3
O'Clock.
Monday Hbred'y ia conHunica-
tlon was received from the Senate stating
that they had PASSED the bill, entitled "a an
acttO amend an act entitled an act, To re-
duce into one act the acts now in force,
directing the mode of SUING out aud prose-
cutting wrlts OF hdbe0S corpus, and to amend
TIE remedy BY writ, de homine repiegiapdo
y for other purposes, with amendnen's
IN " hlch the House cohcurrcd.
The bill concerning justices of The peace
which had been amended by tile Senate,
aud referred by the IL. of ID. 10 the com
nhttce tor courts of justice, by whom the
amendment of the Senate had been amen
ded, WAS taken up.-Postponed till 5lst
March ayes 90, noes II.
The Joint order of the day for the cleo
ton OF IA Brigadier General of tho 9TH bri
gade, in the place of Gen. Porterfcld, re-
signed, WAS then executed.
Col. Alexander Given was nominated tTy
Messrs. Blackburn and Dickinson.
Col. Briscoe q. Baldwin was nominated
by Messrs. Valentine, Rivcs of Nelson,
Jones of York, Taylor aud Cran ford
and
Col. Isaac Overall by Messrs. Rare and
R,nker. The ballots stood Baldwin ia,
Given Is, Overall 80, Scattering 3.
So that Brlscoe q. Baldwin Was declared
duly elected.
The House resolved itselfinto commit
tee OF the whole, Mr.. Loyal in the chair,
and again'took into consideration the hill
authorizing loan for the purposes of In
tcral Improvement. On former occa-
slou the first section of the original bill had
been stricken out, AID Mr.. lancry submit
ted an amendment thereto
Mr.. Garland offered substitute for the
bill, which proposed To authorize the Pre-.
sat- nj and Directors of the james River
| Company TO borrow during the years ga,
IS, 26 and 81, on the credit of the state, II
| sum of money not exceeding 100000, in
each of the aforesaid ,ears--lrredCemable
| for 20 years, and afterwards to be redeemed
within - number OF years. Aud, for
the payment of the interest and the gradu-
al eXiingulshment of the sinking fund, an
nuaily arising from tile ordinary revenue,
the surplus tolls, water rents and receipts
of the James River Company are pledged,
sc. &c.
After some debate, on motion Of Mr..
Thompson Of +, the committee rose. and
Mr.. Loyal reported the bin ant; amend.
mems I" the House, and they were land on
| TIE table.
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