Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-20

eu-the right OF entry within G1ee, ,,sos. a g. A.
,bo -. u--saSiog 70 infants femeo covert 81
He rght OF proceeding on the same within I'm. ,,,or.
a"er the removal OF the disability: the writ or ,Ih,
or any other posscssory action written -f,,.,,ss
years next before the teste of the wrt-tbe o.rson
maintaining writ of right upon hi, o,,, -. 80
possession must do so within fosnt,, 80, -, FL
.ne tcste OF the vrit-wi,h saving to infants &c
OF IRE years after removal Of the dsabili,v 7
co,n,, 50 I,'r. reported from the Committee of
courts OF Justice, touching the Judiciary bsv;n,,
o'en reachod, MIR. Leigh moved Ia make ,hor ,hSS
T oe' OF me day Tor Monday next. That dav HAVING
';." nSea Tor the consideration Of the Road Bin.
T:' .,n ensucd IA % precedence i'm which hTessrs
Leigh, Williams of Harrison yV;lson Van.l, ISIS
.o'. W arsnai and Jackson--when finally Mr. oh
varra the motion TO Tuesday next and time v,r;eJ
of ,ho agreeu 10 go ON that day, into Committee
VI ,"e "hoie on the subject.
Reports were made from S,o,d;n a., c,
p,.'eps' ey hlessrs Mcfarland Leigh Miller or
BOZ Gn G"o ,; and Miller of Powhatap >' =
Cn mot'on OF Mr. Atkinson so u(scb or tho A,d;
tors Report Revolutionary Claims o ni,, nu.i-
nance. ~ '"e Co""h''ee on III
-, oh motion OF Mr. Spurlocb, the House considered
me report OF the Committee of Roads d.cla,;n
reasonable the petition of Porter and Rs,.on n;S
'eoac,on OF the tolls paid by their age coach
~ ON thr henawha Turnpike The report of tho
committee was sustained ayes 81 noes 10 "'
The remainder Of the petition reoua.tino tho r.s-
r"ee OF the subject Of the tolls paid by them to tho
'a"es Hlver company, was also declared reasonable
Mr. Summers explonod Tho .1.; -, -
81 '"p'aneo the claims which Porter
and Belden had upon the Iberaltv of ,L g., 'ei
enterprizlng men who contributed much TO the nnhc
oeneii' the great advantage which their limo % 49,,
ha' oeen OIL and advocated the reference or III,
Whoie matter to the President and Directors or ~
'a,nes tVer Company, for adjustment
=. MI Leigh also supported the merits of tho annoa
-, MT, 1"ode opDosed the application on tho around
'"a rorter and Brlden contractors to r,r,v ,h
mail ana ne could not doubt that in their conty,c,
WIN t"r ueneral Government. provision was psS,
m . rem OF me tolls; and the question was in fact
whether Virginia the u States sho,1 No., -
tolls. '"o"Au pay the
MIR Summers replied 10 Mr. Goode v,b., a.
some observations from Mr.. Williams of Uorrso
sgalnsf, and Mcssrs. Booker. Jackson and Andara
W pot' IN favor OF the proposition to refer ,be CHI
1ect to the James River Companv-,ba roooIn,;
was amended at the instance Of Mr. Rves of pr;non
HPofge' oy referring 1t to the Board of Public VorL
instead OF the James River Company-pnd tbuS
amehced me resolution passed.
~ YIN motion nj Mr.. Williams of Shenandoah tb.
House adjourned. Tue
APPOINTMENTS BY THE pRESIDEN4
bg ana mfh the nduice and consent of me Sena,.
Edward Peacud to be Surveyor and Jns,oc,o. &c
th- revenue for the Port of Petersburg and &C.
roint, IN the State of Virginia, vice John H. Peter,
son. deceased. " e'eS
William Linn, to be Receiver of Public aJo,a,,,
for The District oflands subJecr to sale NJ Vandsi;
IN the State of Illinois vice William L, De Ew;ne,
removed De ewing
John Randolph Clay of Pennsvlvon,, - ho g.
burgh. ~ ''' refers
Thomas Finley, of MARYLAND. to be Marshal of D..
United States, for the District of MARYLAND 49,
commission has expired. 'ee