Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
gjtvsinta Legislature.


bats 4 sEn-flssHE t8s asD3y zap
turnpike cosspaay 10 erect a toll bTisgs
acres iae SAsbaad0s6 RiseE-IO su'
thaitss a iuttusF subscription - tne
atnr;s 81 the NehsbBrg All W asr.ivg;on
Turnpike ComPaay To pFoss4s Tor
tie oyeuiag road. 80 coU iunetIOu with
tue state 81 Psnus, .saDis, ir0m Middle
bDgrB, in Tyler county, 10 Franklin
toaDship, Green county, Pa.-Io raise
bY lottery sun Of money for lDp6o-
wing CERTAIN ysblic roads 10 tue County
ol Morgan CONFIRMING tue sale OF a
lo, anu nouse belonging 10 Aono5gslia
Ac4dsmJ, aud sutnurIsing tue trustees
TO esta 3ilsh a female seminary, aud an
act Incorporating toe Wheeling Uul9er-
siiy;-ARd that they had also passed
,oih nmeBdmsniS he bills, changing Tue
tenure Of the oti;e OF safseyor-ln Ia
cooperating the Winchester aol Berry.
vile Turnpike COMPANY and that they
had agreed 10 the resolutions Tor sur
vey Of route fer road irou Fal-
mouth in the county Of Stafford. TO
missYille ia the county Of Culpeper-
Aud also fer o survey OF route Tor
road from the town OF newmarket Ia
Culpeper Court house, ans from thence
to ) wift Ruu Gap Turnpike -These
bills with their amendments, were re.
ferred to the committee of Gen. Lava
Tue engressed bill regulating the
payment oil judgments, or decrees
gaiust the Comaonweslta - and tue
bill reducing ia.o tue several acts coz.
Corning Pilots sod regulating their fees'
were read \ thrd tine aud passed
Tae bill authorizing loan from the
Literary Fund 10 Randolph Macon A.
eadsmy Was taken up, discussed and
indefinitely postponed. The bill 10 in
coTpafate a Steam Boat Company, sha-
red the sane fate Several bills were
read a second time and ordered to be
engrossed
Fridag-A message from the Senate
was received stating that laey had pass
ed tina sll-To regulate the tolls for
passing alayo's aud Trent's Bridges -
The following engrossed bills were read
third time aRd passed: requiring
accounts sf sales made usdsr execu.
tioa TO be returned to the clerks otti e |,
Conserving tue Adiutant General.
Saturday. A message was received
from the Senate stating that they bad
passed the bill TO reduce into one the
several acts concerning the inspection
of lumbar with amendments. A mes.
sage iroa the GeYernar communicated
10 the House copy OF several resolu
lions, recently adopted b. the Legisla
ture Of Massachusetts, expressive Ct
its sense OF the Importance Of sustain
ing the rigatfnI authority Of the gavero-
ment Of the United States in all its de
partments, against the encroaehments
or laws Of any State, and oi preserving
ioviolate the public faith Of the country
The bill reducing into one the several
sets conserving public roads aal land
ings was passed.
The following, With several private
bills. were read third time and passe1;
Incorporating tie Frederic ksburg A.
quedu@t Company; Further to regulate
the practice OF susiag out and prosacu-
ting vrits OF scire (acia9; Incorporating
the Fincastle aud Buchanan TurBpik-
Company; Concerning tue deyisees of
Creed Tanner; To amend an act in-
cooperating a company for the con.
structjon OF turnpike from WiRches-
ter to Smithield; To incorporate the
Lynchburg and New River Rail Road
Company.
The bill regulating certain tolls or
the X anawba TurnYkp, was read se
cond time (fhis bill provides Tor the
reduction OF the tolls on ths stages OF
Porter & Belden) Many bills ware or.
dared 10 be en crossed, and others were
gead FIRST time.
.Uopday.-Ths following epgrsssed
bills were passed: Incorporating the
Nausemo Dad end Norfolk turnpike CON
pany: Incorporating the Scott and
Russell turnpike company: Making
further provision, for the extentsion of
-the kauawba turnpike to Big Sandy
River. The House was principally oc
cupied vita the long slsction bin whiek
was finally passed. The eleciisn Ihis
year is pot of, on account OF crcum.
stances; till August. Ia future it will
be held in A pril.
Iiiesday-A message was received from
the Senate stating thai they had passed the
bill regulating the payment Of Judgments and
DEGREES against the Commonwealth; aud
(@ith amendments) the bill directing a sur
vey Of the Shenandoah River. ard the coun-
try adjacent thereto, aud the South branch Of
the Potomac; and the bin reg1ihu2 accs'm;s