Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

=, r..r.. af Justice isi rejecting me ePp.'-
,,ti,n Of csfss, = fee man ~ sr'e'' '" ~"
hs;ase. 70 rem ,ia IL the State :. ssp y ..''"s'
,n.l;cs,ion Of Darr, in the eo"n's ., f''"s
lin. mr.. Holl,ad in .sin siie 70 az,
,se Tenort Of the csnH'Ifffe M" ~ ~ ''",
similar applications rom ..'"l, e' "
,,,,or in W.ihe aud OF ff'nhey o. '''aee
c...rse FIR her.ef aud child.
Tb.,e r..o!1tlons ~ere agreed 10 b, 'hs
II asr. ,,.,..
Nr. Broslnax submit Il the following retoi".
tiJn. which vas agreed Ia
d R.,oitea. That the Committee 81 Privileges
and ELECTIONS lie Instructed 10 enquire inio ths
..nedieney Of revising. Amending and. smh"ds
ins into one statute, all the diHsrspi acts Oh
Assembly concerning Lieeiions. and wa
tbey have Leave to report by oil or o'he'
wise
air. Payne submitted The following hesoi"-
ton which was agreed 10:
=. Heyoi,sd, That the Committee Of Hosds aud
Iat,rnsI Navigation he Instructed 10 enquire
toto the .,pedieney of erecting snh"bi
shelter or covering Oh the ls~er bank OF The
basin. for lie protection and safety OF the pro.
sae. Deposited Tor inspection and draysgr. on
tie said bnnk from the Boats descending Jane.
hvsr." &c.
Al Ensro..ed bill 10 revive The n'psciien
OF tobacco ~ the Spring Warehouse IN the
ibNn " GfHtHohfkf
THE JUDICIARY SYSTEM.
Nj. Epp.s submitted The following Resold'
/" Rsso,rsd That's comn,inee be appointed
TO take into asidsraUoa. the several laws, or
gsnis,ae the Court Of Appeals. the General
Court, Courts Of Chancsry, nad county aud
corporation Courts and fepor, such alterations
therein as are necessary To eopfnrm the luh'ei-
arg 10 the present Constitution, -hh leave 10
report by bill or otherwiss.'
Alter some debate, MIR. Semple submitted the
following substitute -" Resolved. Thu, the
Committee Of Courts Of Justice p directed TO
enquire whether any, and what alterations Rrs
erp"airnt in the judiciary System Of pirsi
MA"
Mr.. Eppes observed that there was no trick
in the resolution which he hal submitted. Tie
had not inisaded TO omit any branch OF The Ju-
dietary ; but a. comprise the whole from
single Magistrate up TO The Court Of Appeals.
IL seemed 10 him that he had included all, OIL
though be had not specified the Circuit Courts
because the datirs done b, Judges oi the Crrcui,
CouIts, did no, dissonnec, them from the hene-
rsl Coat.
Mr. Leigh SAID he rre.umed the gentleman
copsidered the Circuit Court Judges ms members
OF the General Court
Mi. Eppes-1hht 10 my opinion.
Dir. Le,gh.-rhen the gentleman from
Suss.s will perceive that the substitute offered
embraces his views, aud expresses them III fever
wordx.
The resolution offered by Mr.. sempls was
then agreed 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Davsson. l.sve Vas given
10 bring in y bill limiting real actions and
rights OF entry and MesHs, DAWSON. VII
liams Of ~. Jacobs, Summers, Preston, Bry &c.
Wood of Albcmarle. Lrigh. knos and
Shell were appointed committee on the sub
jet.
MIR. Garland Of Amherst, submitted the
following resolutions which were agreed TO
Resoired, That the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts be, and he IS hereby din ected TO report
10 the House. a statement Of the judgments rem
dered at the last Super Court Of Ienrico. Tor
hhtpRy claimed by officers of tho Vi gn n
line dor ne he Rev olniionsty VAR. dstingulshing
10 said statement De name. rsnk, and yearly
Lalf.pay Of ca Oh Of tho sDld officers 4 the total
F-1nunt Of the Judgments atorssad-the names
OF lie s1eeutors u Administrations in whose
fAyofs such jud snents have been rendered.
tAa dates Of their several letters OF ndminstia-
ton, aud tks names and amount Of security
Eisen in each case, and the courts b. which
iuch letters have been grsntrd.--Also, the
nature of the evidence upon which such Jndg-
Ineuis have been rendered, aud whether The
tdma bisooScs tue heirs, representatives. or o.
tAer persons claiming the sn.ft oil such lndso-
inents and their places oi residence With the
ANTS Of the counsel, assignecs, agents or at
tofney IN fact prosecuting thu sams.
RcJoired, also. That the Auditor be directed
10 communicate 10 this House the like informa-
Iion in rtier,encetb any claims pending by ap-
peal, mud undetermined IN the said superior
Ioutt OF Benieo=-iog"ther with the probable
amount winch may be cl'imed by oiber Of
hcers, or their representatives., belonging 10 the
state l'nc, upon the PRINCIPLES settled by the
Govt OF Appeals IN the ts.es oil Markham aud
Lilly, ia tbs Superior Court OF iienrleo, M
rforssaid, so ss Ia exhbn the whole amount
~ hieh 70 now. or NAV be hereafter claimed from
the stai-.-iUgeihsr with any Other informs ION
which he Iusy puss.ss touching the said judy
Insnts and claims.
The Engrosssd Bill 10 amcud an act ineorpo-
rating q eompsny 10 constructs road from the
eastern side of the Warm Spr,ug ,nouuiain
10 HHrrnonbuIsh, has read ihud time aud
passed.
Mr.. Ciay submitted III. following resolution,
which was adopted
Rsspiped That The COMMITTEE OH the Mil
fia Laws b- instructed to inquire into the ca.
psdlency of Amending III. law relative TO the
~pp"mtm.n, OF m,l,,ia elIc,rs, with leave TO
report by bnl ur othrrwI.s
On motion OF MIR. Spurloek, tie House ad
joarned.
MONDAY. DVc. -
INTERN NJ DISAPPOINTMENT
Mr.. Garland oil Nelson submitted the follow
ing resolution:
RssOtutf, that the committee on Roads nnt
iniernsl Navigation. be instructed TO nour.
into the e,pedicncy ofmaking an appropriation
providing for the improvement, OF the nayga
,Ion Of james River. on what parts Of the Ryri
improvement - necessary mud what will
lie ftn h.naf and IL
Proyement
Mr.. Garland Of y. in presenting this rpsolu
ton observed thst he hnd hoped the subject
would have been brought before the houst
during the last week by some gentleman NOR.
experienced than himsrlf. But as he residet
on tue the James RIVER AID fell ia common
With the people on its banks an anxious Jrsir,
ihai the improvement OF its navigation shsul,
5s brought into the notice OF the houa