Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-15

reading. r ""u oroered 70 3 third
,h Mr. leigh gave notice. that the subject of brancb;nr
mit,ee ~ w. ppeSsiy would be agitated i'm the Com,
''ee OF Courts OF Justice, Monday morning
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Hsnd so1,oh OF Mr. Goode, the bill abolishinr the
tuan Oh Puoc Works was taken up, read second
COUNTY SURVEYORS.
vi mouon OF Mr. Terrih, the bill regulating tb.
tenure OF the Office of County Surveyor was tsken re
the tenure on motion of Mr Crockett red uP'
and me bill again laid on the table A' years.
III S1fENiNG AND REPAIRING ROADS.
Inc House took up this bill on motion ~ M r.,
mer-lWe have heretofore riyen An on,i;ns "'' Oil
-, ME- sc hves Of p George, offered ryder. exoudpc
the 50 tide water counties from, tb.
bin-Rejected, 50 to So Pe"0" VI inc
rue merits of the hill were then discussed h.
S Messrs 1,lmer, Miller or powhatan Williams ~
when the bill was passed. ayes 63, noes So
On motion OF Morris, the bill REGULATING the c.,.r,
esee h OF the Commonwealth, was made the osde
OF the day Tor Monday.
On motion of Mr. Moncure,
The House adjourned.
Remarks of Mr.. CARSKADON of Hampsb;,o -,
the Winchester and Ohio Road bill ~ ''
Mr. Carskadon said that it would be recoIlected
that IN previous bills before the legislature, Romrev
and Ciarksburg had been made intermediate MONTE
and that originally IN this bill they were re-
ported as points through which the road should he 3D.
iected; that the Engineer had given decided nre
ference 10 TINS route 1t will also be recolec,ed TIM.
Inc present Dill went on to it's engrossmept vith
ltonney, CIarksburg ond Parkersbnarg as noints.
that al the instance OF, perhaps, single individual
RUE OF me House was suspended for the purpose Of
recommlttlng the bill to strike out some If not nil
the intermediate points, and leave the Eppinenr m
pursue the best and most practicable route In CON.
versatlon with the Engineer, he was not only dec;-
uealy IN favour OF the route as reported, but he
thought it advisable to designate by ponts that be
might not nave TO survey, perhaps halfa dozen foY
the purpose OF selecting besides delay considerable
expense would be incurred. He hoped the RYDER
cd lolc G..
establishment of those points in the bill so much N
DE desired by his constituents, and altogether RIGHT.
% We are requested to announce that JoHS n
CPsHAW, OF hsseX, Will be candidate for Congress-
at he next election in the King and Queen District.
lately represented by John Roane, ESQ
u We are requested to announce that Iyo (,
WILLIAMS Esq will be candidate at the next
election to represent Henrico county in the House of
Delegates.
u We are directed to say, that WM. B. RAN
DoLPH will be candidate to represent the copntv
of Henrco in the next General Assembly
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
By and 10'h The aduice and consent Of The Senats
LEMUEL I. LLOYD, to be Collector of the Cus
teoos for the Districts of Miami and Inspector gf
the Revenue for the Port of Maumee in the S,afa
of Ohio. N'"''
BASIL SHAW, to be Surveyor and Inspector of
the Revenue for the Port of Nashville in the State
Of Tennessee.
CHARLES LARRABEE, 10 b. Surveyor and Insne.
tor of the Revenue for the Port of Cincinnati, IN
the State of Ohio.
EDWARD JONES, to be Surveyor and Inspector of
the Revenue for the Port Of Pittsburgh in The State
of Pennsylvania.
JAMES w Moss, to be Surveyor and Inspector
of the Revenue for the Por; of ST. louis, IN the
State of Missouri.
JoHN w BINoY, to be Surveyor and Inspector
OF the Revenue for the Port of Port Pontchartrain
in the State of Louisiana -
ANDREw EtLIoTr, to be Surveyor and Inspector
OF the Revenue for the Port Wheeling, in the State
of Virginia
JonN BIpDLE, to be Register Of the Land Office
for the District of Lands subject to sale at Detroit
IN the Territory of Michigan, from the 10th ofJanu-
airy, 1881, when his commission expired.
THOMAS Z: SHELDEN, 10 be Recover of Public
Moneys for the District of Lands subject to sale at
Munroe, in the Territory of Michigan, when the
commission OF Charles James Lanman expired.
JOSHUA BAKER to be Surveyor of Public Lands
for the State of Louisiana.