The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31

| The boundary line between the two states.
This letter is accompanied by the CORES
pondrnce hntnean the commissioners
which Will give To .hc Legislature u clear
view oil the causes which prevented the
running of the line.
| am With great respect,
your ob"drni servant.
JAMES PIEASANrS.
70 he Honorable The Sncaker
ofhe House Of Deiegat's.
III appears, That tlnre WAS sunni varia
lion in the laws al the two States ms to the
points where the tines We're Ia BE- COM
mencrd The Maryland com nissioners
were instructed 10 commences NJ The Most
j Western source Of the North branch al thu
i Potomac; whereas our commissioners
were directed To commence ut Fairfax
stonc, under the impression M doubt thai
that stonc had been placed nj the bgt
source of the North branch, of the ruto
mae
The letters and documents were order
ed 10 be- laid upon the table
.H0nddy, Uectmber 20.-On motion ol
Mr. Thompson, of +. So much of the Trea
surcr's teport rs relates 10 the fund sub
scrlbrdsio the erection of u monument IL
Washington was referred 10 the Commit
tee of Finance.
Nj. Garland, from the Committee Of III
nance made n report of the probable re
ccipts and expenditures Of the current
year. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Loyal, from the uint committee,
appointed In examine Into the State Of the
Treasury Office made Il report. LAID "n
| the table.
Iuesday, Dccember 2l.-Thc engross,d
IL l.. 4. -,
evolutionary War, was taken up, aud sundry
thanks We're filled.
After some debate, Mr.. Garland supper
tins the bill, aud Mcssrs, Stewart, Winston
aud Patlrson opposing II,
The question WAS taken, and the bill
passed. without a division.
On Mr.. Winston's motion, the engrosscd
bill conc, rnins the Superior Courts ol
Law WAS taken np, several blanks were
filled, nnd the bill passed. This bin re-
gulrcs that where ii shall happen that any
term of n Superior Court shall, from an,
cause, not be holden, upun the removal OF
such cause, il shall be The duty Of the Judge
10 appoint a Special session of such court
for the triad of all cases evil and criminal,
that may he ready for trial.)
On Mr.. Pattesou's motion, 800 copies of
]
were ordered To BIZ printed. This Report
is as follows:
Report Of Committee Of Finance.
The Committee of Fnanv., having IN
ken into consideration the revenue and ex.
pendlturcs Of the government, havr prepo-
red the following estimates, the probable
receipts Of the current fiscal year, and of
the ordinary expenses of the government,
under the existing laws, chargrablr upon
those receipts. They have also had under
consideration several matters connected
With the finances of thr state, and subjects
TO them referred and DOW beg leave, re
specially, 10 submit the following Report:
RECEIPTS,
The probable receipts n the Treasury
within the current fiscal year, ending The
30th September, 1879, are estimated rs
follows, VIZ
Taxes on lands Sl43G95 90
on lots improved Or
rented 2G,GOa 10
on slaves above twelve
years old II2,77o ~
on horses aud nudes 30,jI0 80
on studs aud packs G,677 33
on Coaches, stages, car
ryalls aud gigs 1889 "A
on merchants, brokers
and jewellers 4G,78S 90
on pedlars e,1I3 90
on ordinary Keepers 1896 80
on keepers al houses of
pliFal. entertainment LILO 30
on exhibitions uf shows 407 %
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S390,9GG CO.
Deduct for probable insoh en-
,cneIcs, PEI cent 1893 81
S39l, 1857 80
Deduct also She
riffs Commits
sluns forCOllrc-
tons at per
cent 1858 IG
Ditto for prompt
payments, ai24
per crnt 1887 81 &c 500 ~
500, 1903 80
Add estimated net revenue
from Augusta, not incla-
d,d above 1000 90
Tax on law process, seals of
court, and notHrtS pubic AZ 600 90
Dnty on lohacco shipped, 5000 90
Militia fines aud arrearages $4,000 90
Registers fees 5000 90
K, cmption OF Delinquent
liuds 5000 90
Unappropriated lafhs 200 90
Sales of fruItcntlary Manu-
lectures 3. 900 90
Arrraragcs Of taxes I5,0Uu 90
Miscellaneous receipts. ,iz.
FROM Pr,s,Gn's stcuil-
Ties $4,000
Sundry bonds and judg
ments 10000 IS, 900 90