Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

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70 cree, toll bfdse across the Western branch
-. 49,. so' win ndei, proposed by Mir atkinson Of
"ig"' rSeniP'ns moan iol ,ess. aud rrerv m ,.
sefyce o. the State IS ~ L. states. which Sl a ., t
wished to b. general regulation IN the ,,.c,;o .,
, D ve.nns s..iA lands In the oversee. of s ,cor
ses therein inen;oGed Were eyerally read md ~, -
passed. ~ ~ '''e "''
Resolutions nom the COMMITTEE of Road.
LIST For granting the petition of sundy citizen, of go,e
VINO pray that company may be Incorporated 10 construct
turnpike rom tnoase the ynchbon, ad 81 90
turnpike at such pom, may be found examination, |
aoVisabo I'd Rejecting mech oil the petition OF sundrv
Gems OF Bath, Aleghauy and Monroe as prays thai 80
company may be Incorporated under certain n,nc
make turnpike road from Covington nlerssc the prpose
Mountain, FOR incorporating cmnsy T., a' e,n.n
turnpike road from the ok OF the road Il Of William a.,
pnes m the fork IN Major Aban Bsadeys lane on III. term.
u o'ner turnpike companies were agreed 10.
Restitution from the Committee Claims declarn, ,,,
Sonahe Tie petition OF Samuel Dyer others OF IN.
Oh Aibenarie, praying that the secognzance of Abraham
on account OF Lewis Price be cancelled penalty
on the of Mr. Atkinson Isle OF Wight to teSere ,h
resolution of the hessrs Wood Gasnd Of Nelson
"'a oilu,er opposing ,he au'endmcn,
resolution OF The Committee OF Propositions &c declaring
es."ae the petition. for Rose and Haas establish new
Ana 'uen The House adjourned.
In SENATE, JANUARY 60
Inc senate have passed the bills, ESTABLISHING
inspections OF tobacco and hour at Sco,tsvile in At
6emarle 2, Incorporating the Virginia and North
Carolina Transportation Company.
HOUSE, oF DELEGATES, MONDAY, FEp l.
The Speafer presented petition from the COUNTY
Court OF Madison, and Mr.. Grimes petition, for a
separate election district, IN the part of Poca-
hontas County. =
Engrossed Bills, To amend an act maxine pro.
vision Tor opening rond from Botcteurt Court house
10 the Sweet Springs; 2, To amend the acl entitled
&c act to raise by Lottery, of money for the
purpose OF opening a road from Middleburn in Tyler
county IL the PsHlnsvlyNuia line; g. Chuupipe- the
nsrne OF David Shepherd TO David Pat,crsone.yer.
read the third time and passed.
the House then proceeded 70 consider the appro-
pfla'ion and revenue bills III Committee Of tie hole
hT ldncey In the Chair.
On tie appropriation CT Sl2, 900 to the Williams
hnr- I'D 6 900 to the Stanton Luna,ic Hospitals
discussion ensued in which Messrs Miller Of Powha
tan Bryce, Minor, .EeCue, Tariff, and Carer took
Part-COmPlaintsw were made the want Of detail in
tie accounts Of the two institutions, and motion
was made by Mr. IucCae, bot again withdrawn for
The present, 10 Increase the APPROPRIATION to the
Stanton Hospital from 10 nine thousand dollars
Wa were happy to perceive too, some indications Of
conviction of ls hecc=s;;y OF making IN uppropr.
alton for the enlargement OF the Hospital at Saun-
ton IL is melancholy fact, and one which strongly
addresses itself 20 humanity, that there Is at this
tine, an iDsuficieaCy Of accommodation for this
Nest unfortunate class vi sufferers the consequence
Of which Is. that some 90 SO lunaiics are confined
in the jai.s OF the Commonr ealth among convic,s
aud fe!ons-dcPvived OF tie comiorts which their
melancholy condition peculiarly deInsnds and of
the med.ca! treatment which alone oilers slender
chance OF final recovery. The CoInmonv cath now
advances $4,000 per annnm, for the support of those
unatics, who being unable from repletion to get aG-
mission into the Hospitals, and havinr no means Of
their oWa, tie public is oblighd to provide for
This annual appropriation would amount ia u few
years, 10 sum sufficient to make the requisite ad-
di'ions TO TIE Hospital at Stauuton or tc build new
oEe, ond economy well humanity, would be
consulted, by providing accommodation for these
uDfortunates. Circumstances have induced US to
look uto this matter With some particularly and no
MAJ can do So without feeling the deepest Commits
serGtion. and an earnest hope that he General As
se;nblg will provide asylum for those upon whom
Heaven has visited awful calamity.
These bills we're read through the blanks filed.
and ordered 70 be engrossed for third readinr
The Speaker laid before the House comr1unira-
ton from the President of the Board of Public
Works. oXculpatory of the public conduct of Mai
James G. Warren, Commissioner of the Korawhn
Road against Which some complaints had been
made.
On motion of Mr. minor, the House adjourned.
DIED-on Sunday night, Mrs PAsrrs, in the 69,h