Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

-. s.,.A,so,, Of esnps-.riog the Cooniy
Court. 70 require them 10 Keep the" omee' o.
he Cou,t House.
A., Dawson offered the following rssoin
ton mi, ,I
Rf..fr,d That ihe Commr tee Of R"Hds sha
S.,;va,io, o.. Instructed 10 enquire inio me
srprdieney OF aprraPfianag par "' wy
.nse n the CauaiIes oi hone"g"ll't W., 'sV'
80 Wood ,ov. ard. Improving the ro'h over
,I,,rb a.. all .tnre pissss from the fennsYl.
- la. hv the uav OF horgsntown ana
cIA,ksburg To the ONO ta'Fei.
! Tie resolution wal rejected. 30 TO -.
Al, D.v,,.on having Supposed tina, the rsso,
lufiao b,,ag oae for enquiry only, "o"'a pass
Of roa,.e lie had not detailed the Tehsoas ior
Il. which, Il detailed. he was persuaded would
be .st,,faciory to tine Honsr. Tie hoped some
gentleman from these CONVERSATIONS ~'""
noy. IN r,eoosider tue vote reJectIas the reso-
luton.
N, Wood Of Albemarle, moved to recon-
,1.r aud the House agreed to dc SO, 81 10
81.
M, Da,;..on then detailed the crc"m' ian-
90. 1T, sOl,,eh the resolution WAS offered, a.
tho importance Of The rohd, the "pfre'"'e"es
,,,n ,be n,opie OF keeping II IN order, the nc
,sler,tioo W iich u would give 10 thi mall ana
IN. benefit which would accrue, moh s"prr'''
| TO The pittsnce which would be drawn io"'
! he Treasury. Mr.. ID. urged The w'ni' OF worm
| We, virginia aud the eonsiderao" 'nai maj
| part Of the Commonwealth hhn never Pa''aA
! of The Iosves aud shes
| Mr. IH,es OF Prioee lirargs moved TO amend
| the resolution by iasfufiing tue toni"i'lss 70
J enquire into the eIpedshfy o' app oPf'Au"s
/ part III tho Revenn. ot Prince "r"fH" To f"pa"
| The road from Pr,aee George tOOrthou'e u
| P.fersbnrg Mr. H. stated that ihIs was the
/ main Stage road-and that tho people ot
| Prncs George had been oppressed 10 Keep II III
| order.
AIR. Williams Of Harrison, was ass"ed thai
The gentleman (om Prince George did not
| mean to emharTass thu hill by Offering his =
i mend pent Such however was tbe ell 'ci' lie
| thought that improper legislation (as hnh neeh
| ssi1 by u gentleman On The COMMITTEE OF hoHas
! shd Navigation winch connected "a the st'ne
| fate proposition. having no RELATION.
| Mr. Riy,s briefly replied. when his amend
nenI was re- eoted, ms was The resolution u hr
| DAWSON, by vote oil ID t. OIL
The engrossod bill, forming new county
oni Of the county OF Moalsomery, having been
| raaI-
| IN, moi N Of Mr.. IIelms, the blank IN The
bill WIS f led with " Floyd as the name oftbr
new county.
Mr. Leigh rose IN enquire what parts oil
the oil county were 10 constitute the new Z
Alr. PTrs'on WAS happy to inf'rm the genllr
man I, om tIenrico, thar the present bill was
mt obnoxious 30 tue objeciions made TO that
which was before the House yesterday. liz
was sah s6ed Of the validity OF the constitution.
al objections urged against that b'll-ea' this
did not distirb the distribution Of representa-
ton made by the new constitution, or interfere
with any g.nrrnl interest. Foo a length OF time
the people OF Mon,g omery had sought relief
from he heavy buT,hen arising from the extent
of Tho county, aud the distance OF the Court
House and petition alter petition had BEEN
addressed to the Legislature. Inc present pro-
position Was 10 DIVIDE the county. In the new
Constitution, Montg onrTy was classed rs a
trans AIleghany conny, though ia fact, Il parI.
~ laid IN the Valioy, aud partly beyond Ale
ghany mountain. Inc proposed new G.aaaly
lay ea,reiy be,ond the All, ghony. NJ par,
OF !, va, either ,o the Va 10y, or on The cas-,
side OF the Blue KIdsr, {M.P here described
the iocaties.) In regatd To the iuconvPniences
10 be removed by tho formation OF the new
County, the question WAS a local one, 'nisTier-
ing with no general ipteiet. la i'olnt OF lei
Titofy, Montgomery WAS amongst the largest
counties on the map, with population OF H.
800. The prOposed new county was % miles
in circumference, and the most lmpro' mg part
Of Virginia, the census eshbling an increase
of population Of rom thri, seven and ball
10 6t,y per cent. Itwonld Take of i've OF sia
thousand OF the population OF huntgome y,
ca ing thr'ol an NV CoantIrs at the average
of the Stl.e. II he'd been proposed to anhex
oit;r,ysop. IN, IN c.n.aaur,ce of same
d.ia,. ~, mailman had ARRIVED and lhot to,ld
-. 1,n., =, Cr,,.t i'm a., evcr, mimi nj
,,.,. n. ,,,,,,gh, me h,I .nu,l,d T., che favor
:, ,,. H., II t,,L ~, ,,,,,v from, ,he
T,.as,,r, I,,e a. m. n,,v cn,,ut,c, we,e
'a,,,a,,S.J al b cn.t,,, the Tr,..n,v mo,e
than riey pstd itto II. but as Ibis county htd
M = ,patnle Trnrs senIaf ION, (IemHInIug the
n',al.a Of ,,,,,a.rnr.,,on, =. nan 90 ho,lg,,,n.
49, i,,., ,,,,.,,.,,',, lid 'o, ,otv =, VI,
- :, h - ~.,,,, La, Il :, - h..r o,,;.r,,o,y 10 !
,i,a',i,,,, orr, r,,s,,,i,..I ,hnnah II.
ID -, ,,,,r. oa,,il
Al N,,.,,r or pnuh.s,n ihorrht the nh,ase-
II, 49,. !, n ,..,,,,,i,.,,,, ,,. ,:,,,ro, IA ~
-, H. H. 49,. -. oi,,ea >, o., Il ,,,,.r,,1,n
,i .r, r,.,,,,,.,,, 49,. -, H., ,,,,,rr