Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

taxes Tor the SUPPORT II gOsfTnmfal as taken
up. Much discussion took plate upon an 4.
mendmea, proposed 20 the folio" ing y, asi,ioD
q There shall be levied. collected AMI laid upon
the several licences hereinafter I'M ,i,oned, 10
be granted III the manner prescribed bv law.
the 10 oaing taxes. 10 wi GA every license 10
sell & Cd, YATES. and mri chantlize, of other
articles Oh toreigu or domestic grow Il or manu-.
facture OF both. or eiih"f at the same place, by
Wholesale and lie al. dollars by retail on
ly. dollars; That nothing IN ilais at, con-
tained, shall b, 50 construed. a. 10 prevent any
person hon, disposiug OF any goods, meres or
mere bandizf, ofhIs, or her, theIf oau
growth or manufacture, within This Stale, TOR 10
prevent Any farmer o. planter from selling salt,
gypsum tea, coffee, inolasses, sugar. spices, s.
ron 90 sierl, Ia his or her neighbors. when such
articles are purchased as y return load for his
or their produce, or other propsSty iaken TO
market" AIR. May proposed To amend il, by
adding after the State these words, not TO
prevent any person from .eilins any goods or
con- modnes of the growth or produc-
ion oil this Commonwealth Mr.. Pow.
ell proposed the following amendnaent,' nor
any person other than "A stationary iner
chant from occasionally buying aud selling the
agricultural productions Of lhr eounly'-Nr
Boyd propo ed to add after tire word asfcul
tufal, The words or manufactured.
Messrs. Bryce, May, Powell. Mayo, Boyd,
Atkinson, aud Doddrldge joined in tie discus.
sion.
The question was then taken on Mr.. Pow
ellis amendment, aud TCjetied--ayes %, noes %.
The question Was then taken ON Mr.. Mays
amendment, aud carried, without II division.
MI. Miller proposed new section to the bill |
providing that the bauk Of Virginia and Far
A,ers' Bank OF Virginia should receive the notes |
H.. III. 1T.
tern Bank on the same terms on which they |
have been heretofore received by the Treasurer !
(slG. on deposit (which was agreed 10 By the
lio Sc
Mr.. ilarVie moved to Tc-comma the bill for |
tie purpose u abolishing the proposed dis.
elimination in the licenses on lottery ticket sci
lers. who sell IN kichmond, Norfolk and other
towns lie considered th, graduation as ua-
just
MIR. Doddridge argued that lotterie cannot
he put down wlihou, the Concurrence oi a II the
states and that they ought 10 he subject 10
license but he objected To Mr.. HaT,es pro
position because he (Mr D. had understood
from the agent OF Yates Il Alrlut,rr IN this CT
~. men OF far dealing in iloi business, that
lottery office in Richmond could ailord 10 pay
500. in Petersburg $500, &c--,he amour, de
pending upe1. extrni OF heir business.
Mr. H4r es pr position ailed--and on MIR.
Bryce mot -, ne bill was laid upon the IN
be
The report of the committee OF Finance was
taken ap--and after some debate, indefinitely
poned-ayes 69, noes 81.
The bill reducing the term of solitary confne
ment IN the Penuenilary, TO three months)
and tor Other purposes, was ordered to be
aud read third time.
On motion Of Mr. Brown Of Harrison, the
bill limiting real actions aud rights
OF eniry was taken p.-Rejecssd-aycs, %
noes 10.
The bill appropriaiog the Public Revenue,
was taken up aud amended on Mr.. Bryee's
motion, anu then ordered 20 be sngroPsed.
SENATE OF VIRGINIA
Tuesday, Feb %.
The Aut- ariff esoutons, which had passed
hc HOUSE OF Delegates on Saturday las, were
aken up in the Scnate--M, ssrs Cabell aud
Allen spoke IN opposition 10 them. They were
adopted, by vote Of ID ayes, TO s noes.