Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
Road. and Mavisason -Messrs Mill.r Of Bot. Rrxes.

brough, HudQins, Cohoon; Swanson. Summers Frs.
kine' Drummond. Mayse, Hamilton, Venabe, Mon>
Gu re-" oSy, wood OF Albemarle, Keller, Preston,
Lewis, Newman and Mccoy
frdr.,ne ReStsfer's Office Messrs Witcher An.
deIson of Noitoway. Blackwell, Crockett, Hart, Zinn
Eiicsp'e, Keller, Alexander, Drummond, Thompson
Clerks O1fce -NIessrs Poindex,er. Chichester.
Sheid, Drummcnd, Shell, Upshur and Swanson
Enroned BWs.-Messrs Casi'eman Hiner, Swan.
son. ua't' Hale. Ewing, Crockett, Adams and Dyer.
ioord' ancey, Goodwin. James. Garland of Amherst
6ayiy, Broaddus, Thompson, Mason of Loudoun
Cr"mp' Perrin. Cohoon Witcher, Poindexter, Gil.
mer' Knox, Carskaton and Newman.
Schools and Colleges -Messrs Goode Booker Nc
bowel, Gh"lson. Terri.l G,ner Goodwin OR
Nenable, Miller Of Pnwhstan. Barbour, Maxwell
Payne, Semule, Hamilton. Mcfarland, Brodnax
Blackwell. Games Hoor LELAND and C,mnh.m ~,
Brooke. VI
| The Chair announced tina, the other Committee,
would be made known to morrow
'ir. Anderson of Botetourt. presented a memorial
from certain citizens of Boetourt, Mont gomcrv and
Franklin, praying for the formation of q new county
ost ct parts of those counties.
MT. Broaddus presented the memorial of Jonathan
Gibson, con'esting the right of Jos Hansbrourh \
delegate returned from Capepcr, 20 his seat on the
Mr.. Leigh presented the memorial of VIM N
Watkins on'esiing he election of Richard Games
! of Charlotte
| Mr.. Garland of Nelson, offered resolution in
struclng the Cammttce of PRIVILEGES and Elections
to enquire into the right of Isaac dms to hold hi,
seat for the County of Patrick Mr. G. said thi.
extraordinary state of facts presented-the Sher.
! lift had given Mr. Adams a certificate that he bad
the highest number of votes-but had given tn Mr.
! Archibald Stuart. his competitor, a certificate -.
election He understood that Mr. S did not claim the
seat, and he offered the resolution at the instance OF
Mr. Adams The resolution was adopted
Mr. Gilm"r presented the memorial Of Thos D,-
vis, contrasting the seat nj James Barbour returned
for the County Of Orange
Mr. Mason of Frederick, presented two petiriors
from Frederick and c,tizens of the adjacent country
asking an appropriation for road from Winchester
to the Ohio River. Opposite Marietta.
| NJ Mason also presented the pcti'inn Of Samuel
kercheva asking remuneration for loss sustained IT
! the Revolution.
Mr. Wood of frederic presented the p,on,o,i,, ..
citizens of'lia county, praying changes IN the mode
of eleotions
M Jacob -esented petition from citizens of O.
hio County. praying that architects NAV be- allowed
liens on buildings constructed bv them
Mr. Powell of Franklin. presented Il petition from
that county, for a separate election.
Mr.. Holland presented petition from Franklin
asking leave In build mil d. M across Pic River
Mr.. Lewis presented memorial from citizens Of
Shenandoah and Rockingham. relative TO IMPROVING
the navigation of the Snuth Branch
MI Casiiernan presented a petition askinr tho in
corporation of the Perryvl, Library Company in IN.
county OF Frederic. ~ ''e
All winch petitions were referred rs n matter Of
course, 10 The appropriate standing Committees
The Speaker presented a report from the Tre,sp
rer O. the Comm nwealih, which on motion of Mr.
4. rland OF Nelson laid the Ia bic and ordered
to be printed
The Speaker presented message from tho CIV.
ernnr. transmitting he annual report of the Rector
and Visitors If the University Of VIRGINIA which nm
motion Of Mr. Moore, was laid on the table and ~,
dered to be printed "
The Speaker presented a communca' ion from the
second Auditor, which on motion of Mr. Rives of
Campbell, was laid on the table and ordered 10 be
printed
Mr. Goode, observing that many of the rules and
regulations of the last House of Delegates were in
applicable to this moved the appointment of Crm.
mittee 10 enquire aud report such as were appicoble
Adopted, and referred TO Messrs. Goode. Yanccv
Mason of Frederick, Gllmer. Miller of Botetoutt
Gbolson. Barbour, BroJnax and Christian
The Speaker presented the annual report of the
Auditor of Public Accounts, which was read, and ON
motion of Mr. Yancey, ordered to be laid on the ia
bic and printed.
On motion of Mr.. Rives of Campbell, leave was
given II bring bill, reviving the inspect ion of
tobacco at Spring Warehouse, in the town of Lynch
burg.
On motion of Mr.. Drodnax, the Committee ~.
pointed TO enquire and report what rules Of the las,
House OF Delegates were applicable and expedient
Tor the government this, moved vest that Com.
mlttce with the further power of revising the whole
code of rules and regulations At prcsen, thew were
limited to selecting from the former rnes-hc wished
them TO nave power also to propose new rules and
alterations and amendments of old rules Thi, reso
luton was adopted.
On motion ef Mr.. Anderson Of Not,oway. tn,
House then adjourned.
From the y. Y. Com. Advertiser of Dec. A.
The Richmond Enquirer has involved itself in n
state OF beautiful ENHANCEMENT respecting John Ran
dolph In ore Gifts late numbers. contradict,no
statement made in this paper short time since that
Mr. Randolph had been sho ing the private cor,cs
pondcnce Of the President and Secretary, the En-
qnrcr declared that the correspondence had never
been seen even at Richmond, or any where else. In
the very paper, the Enquirer, in the course Of
long article, makes the following admission which i,
broad enough to cover all that we have said upon
that part of the subiec,:--
"Now, what are the real facts of the case, The
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