Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
VIRGINIA LEDISLAIURE.
HOU-r. OF DELEIAIES.

TUESDAY, Jan. 20.
The Speaker ald core The House the fol-
low ing co,n,nnn Atom an tue Governor oil
the COMMANDMENTS
tAEcVrHE DEPARTMENT,
Jauudiy 26ta 1882. !
Sir-Atihe rtques, Il MS t.xctGfo,.y joan
Oven. & ernor II the stale ul \ nth Carphna,
noa 10 mys,if the honor o lay before III
q le ~ Ass mnly, H. cop! OF an act OF the
Geo al Assembly OF that state, Iucorppfatm ing
the Lake DR. .,nmoud aid IN ,apeake Canst
, ompans, iOf HIS on'Ider'tion. - Al ihs late
nprlad the 5. sSou, nave ,houe prop 10
conmunlcatr 10 lhe Hons Of DE ega -. lie
original pl oceedings Of tn General Assembly
of Nsrth Carolina transmitted 10 m, with u
view of y,Idlag Ihe aeay, winch would ne,es.
sariiy arse from making our capes thetsof.-l
nave therefore, 10 rrqn, 81, that II be InIef-
changed brtNetn the 40 Houses.
Win great respect, you Oh I serst
WM b. GILES.
In Hon IaSS BANKS,
Speaker Of the iiouss Of DeIega'e'
On mur,on OF Nj. itives OF I. e., ttese CON
municallons were referred to the Committee 81
Roads, e..
\ communication was received from thu
Senate. slrtng thai they had passed the oHls,
" DWorcii William Simpson from his wife
Nancy and " An act III favor of Nelson An
dersou. "-Aiso, nth amendments, the bills,
- To author rze u separate eIeciIo0 at tenlhl
Mills, in the Gounty Of Amhslst-'An act ada
ing The county o. CharioDtf TO the oIx'h jun
c,al Crcur, '-Aud thai they had fgedeh the
DIl $ 10 amend the VrTal acis concerning
Public High "ays.'-'' - act. pr scr'h'ng
ne mole o, taking nd pres wing M T'h"l's
Bonds :'-Apd 'an act 10 "A lhoilz me Ia's'"s
Of money by Lottery, for HE orneh "i houn'
Sy Ine, IN The county ot Augusta = hfse
am ndmenls from the senate, were G5rcsd 10
~ lhr Hoh c.
Inc olde, ofrhe d.y was then taken up,
add the House resolved j self INT" the So" mt
zee II th Whole, Tor considering he blIl, .ur'
he,r to amend the act, ntIted, an dct 10
organ &c The Convention. Mi. Robrr son ~
tnt udIr.
NJ Ff,her moved 10 amend the toilo"'nS
provision in the 2i claus Of the bill
Anduf any of them VIZ. the 9he''n.
G. tx, or deputy CLERK, and Conmis Son'Is oil
the Reveaur, ,haii refuse or ian /" a"'nn'
il snail be Ia duty of such sheriff or q her oiti
Ger, o 9 We noIIcr thlTcot 10 'he Aho'hff,
p,osecun,g f. the Commonwealth, IN Ia u
county - corporation" M. f proposed 10
,dd ifer he word d" corpora i'm. tn Sc "ofdS.
VINO c duty il sra br, to bring he sam 10
the know edge Of ne aud jury WHO may
tneIeupun Institute pttsenImeui, upon
which fine OF not NOR than $50 shah
Ne recoverable" This amendment was REJECT
ed
Mr. Fisher then proposed TO strike ont the
4 owe provision. He asked, where was the
necessity ofsuch provision, II there was no
penalty provided for the violation OF the
law
After some conversation between Mr. fIsh
er, and Mr.. Mason OF + the question was
,uf. aud the amendment re- ecied.
Mr.. Garland OF Nelson proposed to strike
out the first section Of the bill, aud insert the
following subs tnte
Be II enacted by the General Assembly
that it shall be ,he duty of the Sherfs ana
other officers conducting ele ctions OF members
TO the General Assembly, in the several conn.
ties. citirg, and horoughs of his Common
wealth, al the next April elections, to shoml'
the amruded Con ,iiutlon TO the voters qnaIIh
cd thrfeby IN vote for members OF he Gener'
al Assembly, for their ratification or rfJec''"n
| in the same manner IN all respects as II 'he
| same had been publrsh- for three months be
| fare the commence cement of the SAID el'chonS,
according 10 the 18th section OF the SAID ACT oil
! Assembly aud the poll Of the votes gwen Tor
,anfying aud rejr cling the said Amended Con
| stil.,lon, shal be continued open in the mohln