Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
Vol. FIII.-No. 21.

i1ucical circuits there shall be appointed one Judo
! 10 ZACH circuit. who shall be commissioned a Judge
I OF t!e General Court and Judge i'll Chancery, who
shaI! hold Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Shahcery twice in every year, in and for each and
every County and IN and for each of the Corporations
hereinafter mentioned, within the Circuit at the
C'Gr' fouse OF each County and Corporation, or, at
sucA other place therein shall be particularly d.
rected by this act, at the times and in the manner
hereinafter provided"
M Leigh inviting the gentleman to state his ren-
sons for pteferrng the substitute in detail Mr. Chris-
tan proceeded to do sopreferrng the system md
cared by his substitute, economical in dis
p2n$;n@ with four Judges--as making the circuits
smaller, 40 instead Of 2 and therefore increasing
the desputch Of business. Mr. presented variety
OF other reasons for which we have no room.
hr Bayly thought the provision in the bill assign
ing two Judges to circuit, the best feature in it, It
was calculated Secure 10 the judgments of he Courts
degree of public confidence, which could not be at
tanned by ore man, while the additional expense of
few thousand dollars ought not 10 be taken into the
estimate OF so important SUBJECT Mr. referred
10 the OLD district Courts TO illustrate his idea of the
confidence which two Judges secured but which,
never could be secured by one
Al DrodnaX, next addressed the COMMITTEE in on
position to the substitute and favor of the bill re-
ported by Mr. Leigh.
hif Jones followed ON the other side, and Nj Leigh
next addressed The Committee for more than an hour
IA support OF the system provided by the bill, and
against the substitute.
vs. ARRIvAL ENTEAoRDlNARy.--!lb boat from Pat
'"''S"H'S -'CtEtOuGJ county, arrived here Sun
day, with full load of TENNESSEE COTTON,
1t had been tFansporte! to Pattonsburg in Wagons
and there bartered, we understand, for Virginia
Iron, &c.
y have received sheet of the Spectator
containing ie proceedings OF great rail road meeting held
u" GoH,h2ise at ta; place, on Tuesday, the 18th Feb,
'u5e AcAa'd stuart III the chair, and Erasmus Subn
secefy la conformity resolution previous meeting!
1eh ''a!a"h submitted preamble and resolutions,
ne!ns tie construction OF rail road fom Stanton Har-
he
Resolved, :ae opinion of This meeting That it bchovea
ne Pcopa miaDImg tc Valley the Shenandoah to eyer.
themselves promptly and pcrsGverngy, purpose pro-
which sinai! clr those great improve
mS,S now IN progress upon the magn and i'll the vicinity
ResalYo as the decided opinion of this meeting, Tha,
rail road from Stanton iarrers Ferry is the plan of inter-
the people of this Valley
prosecution Of whatever improvements may SEEM
the thorough investigation subject TO be requ
who's, inle'2sts are directly and deeply concerned
Resolved, opinion That whatever may plan
agreed the 10
rely un" The aid t" he furnished by private contributions
should only Eolci la last resort assistance from tho
Hbegs'Hy ~ t-c Gss.uCal,vah.
Resolved, the earnest accommodation of this meet.
ing That all plans Of Improvement partial IN their operation
or inadequate the obtaining sgnay important common
benefits, be diegarded by the people Valley and
mat Hnnenced BY local eaousies selfish considerations
OF advantage, they should unite heart and hand prose-.
cuon OF great scheme for the advancement gsIl.
Resolved That the Representatives this county, in ous
he requested TO confer with those OF other counties,
equally concerned and by interchange of opinion, and
concert action endeavo eectua benefits WHICH
the common welfare requires
Resolved That the thanks OF this meeting be respectfully
rendered TO such n brethren other counties have
directed their talents and industry the Accomplishment oflo
object Of this r:oelng
8 Resolved That the committee last appointed by tho
former meeting be requested OF
copies OF the foregoing preamble and resolutions, and of tho
address adopted at the present meeting, be printed and dis
Uibued as they shall deem most eXpeicut and raise the
H requisite tor delaying the expenses thereby incurred By
Resolved That committee Of seven members e an
pointed to correspond with any meeting held heretofore or
winch may leafef be held IN any of counties,
the subject Thicl hascai'eG together this meeting
WhercuPon the chair appointed following perguns
70 compose said committee Of correspondence, Brscoe G,
Baldwin, Charles s. Stuaft, LiteOn Waddell Robert S.
Brooke, Erasmus S:rbbins, Thomas Miche and William
Kinney, j.
long address to the Citizens OF the Valley of SieuaI.
doali" was also presented by Mr. Brooke and adopted.