The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-27

i The eagrosscd bhI concerning the Inl
yrlsiiy al iirs inia," was, on Air. Parker >
nIulion, laid upon the table.
The tugfossrd bin concerning john
Rosser aud lis wife Thilzd," nas lead Sd
time and rgtcfed.
The bill concerning the prefessionlns OF
land which had been Ir-rommii, 10 tha
committee for &. of j. aud by them rrpnr
ted win il substitute by way of amend
lnent, was taken up. Tins substitute was
amended and cOGclTrcd IN by the llonse-
aud the bill ordered to be engrossed for a
hind reading.
Mr.. Loyal, from the committee appoin-
ted on that subject, made the following
report:
The select committee 10 whom was re-
ferred The memorial Of the Stockholders of
the turner's Bank Of Tagipia, praying
for an extension of the charter Of that ~
stiiuiion. have according Ia order had IN .
der consideration the said memorial, and
entertaining shc opinion that serious in my
, would result, rs well to the community at
! Ia rye, as 10 the proprietors of the stock
+ from The dissolution OF the corporation, at
the period stipulated by lis charter, beg
leave Ia report the following resolution
Resoteed, As the opinion of this commit
tee, that II Is expedlent toextend the char
ter granted 10 the stockholders of the Far
mer's Bank of Virginia.
Laid on the fable.
! UedHeSday, JanHaJy 2l.--On motion Of
Mr.. Carter of Il.
ReSOired, That the committee for G.. of
J be instructed 10 enquire into the exprdi-
ency OF Furnishing persons, found in pos
session of large quantitics Of countcrfeitrd
| bank bills, without reasonable excuse for
being possessed thereof; So as more elIec-
tually to guard against the forgery of the
circulating medium Of the country, with
leave tn report, sc,
MIR. George offered the following re-
solve .
Res oieed, That the committee Of II. and
|. n. be required to enquire into the expe-
diency of apprOprlating a sum of money
from the public treasury sufficient To com
plete the opening of road from the rich
lands of Ciiuch river, to the dividing line
between Virginia and kentucky, ON the
Louisa fork of Sandy river, with leave,
sc.
The words "he public treasury" were
stricken ont, ami in this form the resolution
was agreed 10.
Mr. Campbell submitted the following
resolution
Resoired, That the G. of 2. and G. be
instructed 10 enquire into the expedicncy
of regulating the fees of physicians and
surgeons within this commonwealth, with
leave, &c.
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter from the Governor, enclosing the
following communication
1AHAwBA, December 90, 1928.
SrR-The Senate and House of Repre-
sentatlves of Alabama, during their present
session, having adopted certain resolutions,
with preamble expressive of what they
believe To he the wishes of u large majority
! ot then constituents in relation to the APP
preaching election of chief magistrate of
the United States And his exccllcncy, the
governor of this state, who was requested
70 transmit copies thereof to the governors
! Of each OF our sister states, having assigned
reasons for not concurriuG in said resolu-
tlOns:
We, therefore, in pursuance OF a suisse
/ qnent request made by Joint resolution
off both houses of the General Assembly,
! take the liberty of transmitting To your ex-
celency copy of said resolutions aud pre-
amble.
Please to accept assurances of our high
respect and consideration.
SAM. w. DIV Err, Speaker of
House of Representatives..
MICH. DAVIS, President of
the Senate.
His Ereeilency The Governor Of Virginia.
On motion of Mr.. Moore of L. the Go
vefnor's communication, with the accom-
/ pany ing documents were laid on the la
bic.
The engrosscd bill concerning the pro
ccssionins oil land IN the county of Bedtord,
was taken up.
The blank in the first section of the hill
snspendlng the act for the provisioning
, OF lhnd for given term of years, as it re-
idtes To the counties enumerated in that
section, being to fiji Mr.. Moore of +. mo-
we'd to ill it with 10 ycars--Mr. Raymond
with l2-Mr. GogsIn 8-and Mr.. Wilcox
20. This blank was ultimately filled with
IL years.
Mr.. Carter Of King George, offered a
rider, embracing King Geo ge county in
the second section of the till, which was
read the first and second time and engros-
sed. And the bill with the rider WAS pass
ed. The title was then amended on the
motion OF MIR. GogGm, SO as To read " a bin
concerning the provisioning Of lands in
certain counties"
The bill To amend the act relating to
wits of ilabcas Corpus, was taken up and
ordered TO be engrosocd and read third
time.
Mr.. Randolph, from the Prnitentiar,
committee, submitted report and resolu-
ton nn the memorial of Matthew II. Rice,
late store keeper of the Ptnilentiary, (which
was concurred in by the House.
| On Mr.. W'nston's motion, the resolution |
proposing a change in the time of the NEE
ting of the General Asse mbly, was taken
mp, and after a few remarks by Mr.. Win |
ston in favor, and Messrs. Eyerettand Nor |
gan against it, was indefinitely postponed
Enquirer.
LEGISIATI1RE OF NEW YORK