Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

bald.,. atber thin The Commonwealth. by
semis nnuAl n. erssiians oai of The seh an.
nual diylJenss - on each share peiohe'ag
Ia s,ockhniders Other han ihr IL monssaih.
r,mn,snfing the = day OF = ls2o. anh
sonfnang uniii the SAID - OF IN me
.nn of - sBai be paid AID inserting
ihe fellow n " sum eqasl 10 = per et' on
the whole daanal stoek Of said Bank exclusive
effh- Commaa weallh's stock thefein san
sum 10 be paid IN aa1lal lndalmenis com
msneinp The - day Of -
Tins amendment Wa adnpisi.-aaa leen tue
bill was ordered 10 IFS Third reading
A resolution was read from the Committee
nfR,ads &c for authorizinga paektt.boat to
hea.tabished by David staples, for The purl ose
at carving passengers between Lynehhntg aud
Richmond 10 pas. through the locks oil the
lame. River Company, free of tolls Tot one
var Al least. al oil hours. aud IN preference 10
all Other boais or utsssit MIR. Thompson obsef,
we'd, that the bost Of Mr.. Staples was no"
ready a descend the rivrr that !, WAS an ca.
pertinent which he thought worthy OF eneonf-
sgemen, AMI thattf II answered the purpose
intended. IT would be grea, accommodation
10 tr,yel!ers-ihai II was attended Tor psssen.
gers onl ;. aud what was asked, was 10 iaeh'
tate me run of the boat. by giving IT The privilege
of nassinr The locks IN preference To other
bos,s Mr.. / remarked, That II gentlemen OBJ
ieeied 10 its passing free oftol that feature
might hereafter he struck out of the hill Mr..
Upshaw supported the resolution on account
ofths convenience which II promised TO oiier
saving that he believed II was privilege al.
WAYS extended to packet boat on eanals.-lhe
resolution was then agreed to Ii hh1 another
resolution from the ssme Comnise, Tor re-
pealiug the act of the last session ni the LrFs,
laiurs u Incorporating company 10 eohshne
n tutnpike road from LYnchbnfg % the 'o"fr
ed OF the James River Compaess can" IN
Bsbtprd county 4" and for passing another aci,
authorizing a road to be opeaed from Lynch
burg 10 the to- bouse, through Campbell and
BEDFORD 10 the mouth Of the sueaf-ttae branch,
ke-Alss resolution from the Committee oil
Prono,itians and Grievances, Tor authorizing
a teperats elrltion IN Charlotte county .-Alaa,
certain tesofullanx rum the Committee II
Roads aud Internal Navigation, founded on
III. resolutions OF the james River Company,
relative 4 kanhwha Turnpike &c. lie [ ON.
mite report, lat. hal lis Kpsdirnt torKfmp
from Toll on lie kanawha rnplhe AID bridges,
al persons gptng 10 public "nfs81p on ihr
Sahbaih, or 10 or from any unflal 10 or itJm
any election OF Members II the Legislature o. t
OF Congress all mira Officers or prYaies
gong u muster, with thtir houses j; al all
going to or re urning from any c1uft 81, I'm /
iiis lne,pedient 10 lie lare BY law thai part 1.-the
old S ate road beisfen Callahan. in the county |
OF Alice hany, and the town OF brwisbnrg, &c ,
20 b. vacated and no longer considered as
public highway 81, that II j. ineSpedent TO
provide that ii any roa5 De opened by county |
court or individuals. by winch The payment Of
tolls AZ any gate or bridges oil he M turnpike I
may be avoided. II shall he awful tor the com.
pany to erect = gate at such place, and 10 col I
Iect the customary toll aud 1 h. thai 1t Is inex
pedleni 10 increase the salary OF the Agent su.
pefin,eading The Western improvements TO
5000 per snnum.
A bill concerning the PR cant stock of
the stats oil Virginia. was called up by Mr.. |
Eppes, who proposed several amendments !
10 the amendment. of tive communicable. I
Eppes supported them nj considerable length /
--MesSrs Bfycr and Harvle. were opposed to |
them. MIR Ierrill moved tho indefinite post.
ponelnent of the whole subject which WAS los.
The debate stall continued /; shen Mr. Watts
moved TO postpone the bill TILL the 3lst OF
March
This CAV. ri,e 10 discussion Of point Of or.
der, whether the indefinite postpouement and
the motion TO postpone I'LL the 3lsi March were
not the same motion. The Char decided IT
vap aud Mr.. Waits was about 10 avaiI him
.ef Of he proposition of the Chair To appeal
TO the House. when AT The suggestion of mem
Der, Mr. Watts waived the motion aud moved
10 postpone the bill till the 10Th March virtn.
all, 10 rejrc, il
Mr. By suppored tue notion and conten
ded that the question reall, wa. whether
by eE,Ineuisblng or changing the per ccut.
Hnrk, which belonged 10 the Liter ny Fund.
the Legislature was 10 cat down the dividend
Of TINT r'und 10 yurh n decree thai A could ad
nit of no annual augmentation !; none that
could go 10 the estah shment Of Colleges OF
Academies ; nome that could be distributed
beyond ,he presen, appropriation of SO oen
10 the education OF the poor people of tn
State.
Ontaking the question. Mr. Watts mo ion
presa,led-sndlbe House immediately Al 5urn
ed.