Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-02

! ahltnfT anu haiuhe'i olFoal y W.T.. NdhlI'1tf
of Broohc, md ucgattyed
Oamo;len Of Mr Garter Of Richmond COUNTY.
lin hu,i,t,i of Pubic Accounts Nts requested 20
furnish a Tabular Statement of tie White aud C.
! ilrrd Population ~ each County OF Virginia, eccof
ding To the Census OF 1890 1900, 1910, 1870, ar
! lnIO
Mr Spmlpyke offered a resolution directing To
Commute ii Privileges and feetlons 10 enquiit
INTO the cNpcdlepoy Of amending certain roroif'
of the law oil Gencral Elections, passed ~ Apfil,
ls3l
Mir Marshall in bchalf Of the Committee o.
Privileges and Elections submitted the following
resolution
R,zolrtd. That the Committee Of Privileges and
Elections BE- instructed to mycstleite the prlnci :
pies by which the Commissioners ard Other officers
were governed IN determining the legality Of votes
al the time of making out the CORRECTED poll OF The
ol,cuon Of Monroe.
Thus resolution Envc ugc 10 mn animated discus
SION IN winch Mrssa Wood Of Albemarle Mar
hull Rlyos mud Summers took pait-when 1t WINS
withdrawn ~ order that motion might be made
10 rcconsider the vole of yesterday nslrucling the
Committee Of Privileges and Elections TO consider
the dccision lhc I3pnrd a. The County as prime
taeiu pfebumptte evidence
Nh Richardson uas nmoiio, to rcconoider tha'
vote
A prouee,cd aiscusson followed in which Me-
srs Moore RlYrs, Newton, Summers MaiBha,
Bryce ofGoosht,ud Campbell of Brooke Morris
and Richardson took pant when the question was
Ld,ou by ayes aud uo,s on motion Of Nlr Spurloekb
and tldcd IN the negative rs oIIowa:
hyrs-- Mcssfs. Bnnks, (spcnkcr) Wood OF
Alb, Pcrsnecr, Garland, Brooke, Campbell, Of
Rcdiotd, Fnukne', Good of BultI Anderson and
Wilson of Bot Shell paltcson Of Buck Rvcs,
Daniel peodlelon, Jones' Stephenson Hale Of
Frals Wood Of Fred, Bryce of Fred, Smith Of
Fred, Snidow, Bruce Sims, Poslon, Johnson,
Gravely Gaaher Berry, Cordcll, Caldwell, Knox,
Preston, Byrnc Webb, Chandler, Leigh, Fisher.
Harvey, Adams. Whether, Gillland Sband. Car
Ter of rr VIM, Jesse crrmp, Gillespie MCoy
Morris, King, Brown-5l
Mott Mcssrs. Griuads, Drummond M'Gne.
Cameron Campbell Of Brooke, Spurlock, Richard
son. Puttcson, Of Chcs., Broadus, Wilson of Cum
Chiffon, Marshall St,lmou, Helms, Woods Of
Frank, Smith ofGlooj Bryce Of Goooh., Hail Of
Groyaon llskinc, kohhe, Mullen Jordan, Shield
Summers Garter Of lan aud X. Alien, Hays
Lawson, N Infancy roindcsie Street, Smith OF
Ma x Jack, Bluugsiy Henry, Porrotl, Davis,
IImo. Swanson, Xlnn. Duluy, Land, Hart, Moore
MDowclI, NJ Mahon Cline, kllgorc Baro Car.
son, Powell. NJ cuJoch, Keller Newton, Croclch
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So the House reversed the decision of ycsfer
day
The report Of the COMMITTEE on the Monrds
eaao, being aRuln before the House, on motion II
Mr. Wood Of Alhcmale WINS laid ON the table
Nj Mullen no,cdthal when the louise edion n
adjourn To tn, day On honor Of Cnistmas.)
aired ave- y, noos A.
On motion Of Mr. Bryce, The House ADJOURNED
u, 1 T..
Nj shold Of the citizens Of James City county
on thu suhlec oil free ncgrocs-by Alr liolybunon.
Of lhcclll1ans ofcbarea City county, respecting
free nreross--by Mr. Brown, of Robert Crooko. for
an amendment oithc law Of 1923 concerning ocIa
tam unlawful eamea-by MI Anderson, Of Rott.
tomt oftIc Commissioners Of the Fincastlc 'Tum-
plIsc road, for an extension Of powen--by Mr..
Kelly, of the citizens of Monroe county, for the
formation of county out Of parts of the cm,n.
ties Of Monroe Giles, Fayctle and Grtenbric,-bv
Mr. Moor Of citizens Of Rockbridge for the IN.
provemcnt of the North River.
Mr. Wood Of Albemafic presented the petition Of
portion Of the people of Albenarlc, nsl lng an IN
ercase ofihc number Of visitors IN the University Of
Nngmia
Upon prcsenting this petition Mr. w remarked
that II was signed by lnrge number Of respecta.
bic cltzcns OF AIbtmorIe and required the delibcr-
ate consideration of the House But rs the petl
TONERS had urged circumstances III support of thcir
views, which impcached the discretion Of the
Board Of Visitors, hchopedth petition would be per
mltied II lie upon tho table until the visitors who
were mcmbcrs ofthe House should lie in their seats,
they al being now absent At future day, when
those gentlemen should be IN their seats he would
move that 1t be taken up and read and suggest
the destination which might seem most proper.
lie was authorized TO stuto that the former proc.
ton of whose removal from Office complaint was
made by the petitioners, had no direct agency in
originating dispctllon, or IN having ii presented 20
thus House.
Onmotion of Mr. Wilson, Of Botctour,, it was
Resoired, That the Committee on Roads, &c In,
instructed to enquire into the expedency Of requi-
ring The Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Compaa.
NY 10 appropriate the tolls Of said Company %
the extension aud completion Of said turnpike
On motion Of MIR. Chandler 1t was
Remircd That the Committee of Courts of JUS.
lice enquire whether any, and If any, what amend
menis are necessary to be made to the laws corr
ccrnlng attachments.
On motion Of MIR. Newton twas
Rc1olccd That the resolutions Of the Legislatures
ofthc several States, heretofore transmitted to the
General Assembly of Virginia upon the subject Of
so amending the Constitution ofthe United States
TO render the President thereof ineligible after
n single term be referred TO u Select Committee
On which the following gentlemen were appoin
ted II committee ;-Messrs. Newton, Brown, Bruce
Summers, Chandler, Williams, Bryce Of Goochla1d,
M Ilhony, Faulkner, Witcher Pendeton, Moore
and Morris
| On motion Of Mr. Berry, it was
RsSolued, That the Committee of Courts of Jus
tee inquire ihto the cxpedency of altering the law
regulating the taking ofdepositions IN suits at avr
ard chanct'y, so far to permit them to be takeh
before single magistrate, &c