Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

.,..,,, Leigh. Miller 81 Foghstan, and Max.
we'll .,.oo .ho
-, IN. Clerk VI the Council. and carried
!, the Affirmative. ayes 10.
Az, N.x9.ll moved TO ell the blank hr the
,.larv of me assis All CLERK With $1,000, the
,,..eot salafy--mbich va carried without op
! Al, Ma.gelI moved ~ assign the Copying
,le,k. hps present salary OF S7o0-rlich pre-
yailsd without oppoship"
n, ,no,ipn Of Mf. Maxwell, the Doorkeepcr
o,,ne c,necil va, assigned his present salary
o $500.
Ia. oae.,inn recurring On the passage ofthe
hin Al CampbelI OF Brooke moved To recon
size tn. vote fixing the time inI the Governor 10
/ "a int, office on the 4tn MoadaY in March as
s,eniag . reason, thafhy hkIng the day o; the
/ !. eek Instead OF the month, The three years for
q, b;rb the Governor II elected under the new
Constitution may lac more or less than compile
ted on the q h Monday IN Mrch.
The unp.e re- versed tue vote fixing ON the
Ith monday IN vi trch
Alr Cannlpil oil Bedford moved 10 fix on the
3Isl March--Mf. Anderson, tine LIST March
Nj nAIt. The 22d Fehnsry-Mr. Castleman
supported The 3lst March.
The 3ist Narsh WAS then carried mem. con
Inc bill Vas then passed
ATTORNEYS BILL.
The epprossel bin 4 concerning counsel aud
nttornie, Al law" being read
It waa opposed by MIR. Miller OF Powhatan,
m a n minated speech. ss interfering unnrees-
.sf " bet wesn man aud man, az unprecedented
IN any clyiliz,d couotry, and AS casting as lor
unon a profession, ne most Intelligent IN The
community nd the pioneers of liberty from
the DAYS Of Demoslhehe5 andCicero. Mr.. Nj
saIi ina the measure was=unchled for by The
country aud would produce u great excitement
IN il.
Mi Anderson of Bot, also opposed the bill,
which lac p. onoInc i chcul tle 10 do mischief
aud 10 produce TIE very frsuds intended to be
avoided. Nevertheless, ~ a member the
Procession sirucl at, he should vote for the
bill, To prove that he disregarded lis effects.
Alr. Venable likewis" opposed the DlIi, be
liaying il best TO leave the community to Itsell
in making as bargains.
The bill was farther opposed by Mr., Gibson
and supported with great zeal by Mr.. Witch
Mr.. Booker offered ~ der To the bill, eg-
emptiHg the county of Amelia fro II the opera
ion Of he act--whieh he hoped the House ia
its mercy. would pass.
Mr.. Is Kingsley sald he did mt object TO the
ryder, mr. dad he care 10" many OF them were
phsSp1 he DIll was originate from the part
ofthe Sta'r whence he came, and provided il
was passed as 10 that part, ne cared for no
more
The House then ordered the ryder to 81
rradrng-6J 10 so.
Nh Como IN moved To amend the ryder, by
adding the county OF Nsuspnond.
Mr.. Jackson moved 10 postpone the bill and
~ der lnd, hulteiy.
NJ. Au,lu,on spokr in explanation, to some
statunrnls made by Mr.. Witcher, aud Mr..
Nitcher replied.
Nh. Garland Of Nelson, explained why having
formerly votrd against tho poslponement, he
should now vote for 1t, lie was wiidg 10
give the friends Of tie Till M opportunity 10
present such one "a he contd yLte for, and
not having done so, he could 40, vote tor IT,
The question was then put on postponement
and negetIyed-6O TO %
The question rs TO including Nansemond in
tho ryder, was then put and negatyed--
50, noes 81.
The question recurring on the -ngTossmen
OF the ryder, ~ was carried against l-aJ es 30
noes o..
Mr. lays now called for the previous ques-
ton, Observing thai two or thr dag had heen
consumed about 50 small II blll--tnd the House
sustained the call.
The question was then put ca passing
the bill and Carried IN the Affirmative, as fol
Iows-ayes TO, noes 81.
On motion OF Mr.. Spnrlocl, the House ad
jjafned.