Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

n, no,;o FEBRUARY, 2sd, 1881.
| oh motion OF MIR. Wright lea We was oivan %
bring IN bill TO revive the 9TH section Of 20
ehtleo an act to reduce into one the several acts
80, ~ co. ce concerning the inspection of Tobacco
paS3eu ON March 1919, establishing warehouse
on Lawrence Muses. wharf in the town of rTa
| house. Pp'"anhoeh ware
vi. motion of Mr.. Miller of Pow the Boord 80
uoiic works were instructed to cause the PuhI;n
l-"s'heef 10 survey route for rail wav from, rho
upper end of the Chesterfield rail way to Geni,o -
fo"hatan and furnish estimates of the COSTS nf t
same '''e e'sts oi the
resolution Of the committee of Pronos;,;ons -,
grievances, declaring the petition from Anborst s
lSelSon nor the suppression of sh berries bv which
concurred in. "'' te"o una
Resolutions of the same conn,;.,oo D,
reasonable petition for separate eectionin VVes5
nofeand; 2, Declaring reasonable n net;t;nn G"
Acconac, iqr Terry across Chesconnessex creek to
NorioiK; - Declaring reasonable an application Gnr
separate eIectionn the south western sngIe IF e.
iotte; l. Declaring reasonable petition FIR n sona
aIe election at the ho&se of Tho Poor in Goocband
~ Declarihg reasonable petition for separate
| election at Occoquan in Pr. Wm.-were read and
concurred in. ~ teae ano
me resolution OF the committee of Finance do
curing III response to the petitions from BucI,nn
Redforn ,La. No. Neson' Cumberland, Fuvanna &
oediorG' that the present rate of tolls on the navr1
ZION OF James river ought to be modified and 30
duced-was read and concurred in
The resolution of the committee of p,onosi.;o,z o.
Soho
held to buIld toll bridge from his land, ~ $3.50.
coDcurred in. ''' was 'eau aHa
The resolution of the committee Of C,ou,,s orr,s
nee declaring reasonable the petition Of Thomas NJ
johnston OF Fredericksburg, that the commemorative
release 10 him her title to a certain ttact Of -
was read and concurred in " i'in1'
;o,, ne resolution OF the Penitentiary committee re-
Jo.na me Pettion OF sundry inhabitants of Spotts
yVabia ioT The discharge of Richard L. Parkar frnn,
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES agreed TO- '
Ndr Hart called up the resolution of the Roro1,,
IIQHaTy committee rejecting the petition of Hon.,
Whtcman for a pension ana moved 80 r y, Iteity
ton affirmed. ~ ""u '"e lesolu-
he resolution of the committee of Courts of Inc
lce decIarng 1t not erpedient To chaure tho mod 80
compromising Justices of the Peace and annroOr;.t
ing the proceeds of the ShcrfaIty 10 countv nrrnoo
cS, was read and agreed to F'P''
ne resolution of the committee Of Roads &C. de-
curing the petition of The LynchburG and Ruo
hioSe turnpike Company, that the State instead ~
subscribing t@o iths, should make road tbro,,St
the mountain reasonable, read and concurrod p
Inc resolutions reported by the ,onrn,tfee IN D.
7oiHtlonary CLAIMS, That in the opinion or ~,
committee, the State Of Virginia has n voi;d arJ IL
S'"h'ia ciain on me Government Of the IT. State
o l' Ioa"S "h'ch she has paid, OF may be cornnelI
Gu 70 pay Oh account oihe claims of the oaicoTs -
her state line dunng the revolu,ior ,-J 80 o'' VI
'cd ahu not embraced IN the former so,tIo,nort
opt"sen In's state and the u. States g. THAT II i9
I1PcU.cnt 90 appoint an Agent or Commissioners ON
,,boso J.,,. . ~ WIN an adequate compensation,
j u''y II shali DC to prepare the documentary
an" U.heI testimony in relation to such claims and
~ S,'eu personally 10 the prosecution Of the same
were read and concurrcd in
EcsoIuiIuns Of The committee Of r oads-1 DecIar
Eng reasonable the memorial ofcjtzens Of Frederick,
IoI the incarceration Of Company 10 construct a
Ioad ROM Winchester to Berryyjlie; 2, Declaripo
reasonable petition from B';ct0urt, for the incorpo-
ration OF turnpike Company to construct a road
from FincasIc to Jamcs River; 3,sDcclarinp rea-
soDabIe the memorial Of citizens Of Frederick and
Jefferson directing the attention Of The Legislature
. he Improvement e INC Shenandoah Valley, b.