Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

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nor, towards whom We entertained the kin,i,s, and
mos, respectful fscaings. Ye, on this subject he
entertained opir,ons " hch he could ga yield---and
he did coz. der that the conclusions OF ihe Cover
nor n Il ihc wosk had failed. were ilitnlad, a"d
, a. : f,sreilcd There was provision III The Ia"
: s.elf which ought 10 have oby 'ateJ tilein, by
.wlssh tn james River Company WIS dire ted 10
re1 nrt Al tho expiration Of he time fen fechunS
s5l.-rjpfions. whether the stock had been taken
lani ii no.. ha1tasons fat the failure Tat refp;'
ioIslft c#fla,nly 10 be heard Tn announcement.
from hisb sa9rre, Il / ne -omn ny "eaid prob.
ably FAD - Compete IT, Subscriptions was Liable
T. lsyca o.us, IL u, ioas oiiaei an tic interests OF
tht rpfnnhay. a. they vo,,id make "ds impress
SION neaIns, H. IL differed seriously hon hs
t.cellonep rs 70 the prospects OF the company III
!. iegtd nat tic question: ha1 not been family tried
lsr Il should ba taken into epnalltrat'on, that The
prospects Of the company had been seriously aoee
ted hg tie rnyages D, the Cholera during th' period
.ot ping open tie Boo's. Nc detailed some
#erfcnn,fances which feil un5ci his own obteryne
! ION both at Lynehbutg and Srnltsyilie, while he
Mas there cnieatourng to advance the interest ol
ile company IN which be tailed 'fom the pane
Existing Oh atcoun, Of the belief thai the Cholera
mad broken out q, both Of those places. lie had
las, veal in the COMMITTEE of Roads, &r. proposed
longer period fJt talQng the stoek he then
urged that 10 raise large an am unit IT. iSM b.
nee, ssnry to send agent across the Atlantic, ns
vas done by the Chesapeake and Dino Canal
Company. gu, he was oyerrued by that hlell'-
gent tonmucr, AMI cpnlenied himself with the
provision that should've stock in to he subscribed
in lin aTloledpcrioj the James River Company
should report the causes of the inlurc, which cV'-
dcnay contemplated hat new efforts should be
iIiado 10 complete The subscriptions. lie did not
b heye FOR tin reasons already stated that the ex
! brrlmcn' had been fairly tested They had don't
wonders und the circumstances~bn n full aud
i 'iiisve attempt 10 obtain subscriptions had not,
md could MT have been, yet made. BIZ bc.
! hcged TINT Old Virginia could raise th'ce millions
+ for great object like this. Daring the last scs.
sion the suhIeet had been fully discu sed, & II was
! delibctaely decided lhat the work should not be
carried ON on STATE account The Jp,pt stock plan
! Nas then nlon,cd-nnd ali he askcd was, that they
should ~ aIiaw d iN and far Experiment, which
! hey nad nat vet had and that the declaration
.ht not ga forth from high authority, TINT they
had failed on the thtcshhold lie did mol wish 10
sores,oll any amendmenIs which gentlemen might
wish % Offer To the chartc" On the contrary, he
desired that they would brig them forward 10 ,hc
notice of,hc House Mr. G. concluded by offering
llhc following rSolution
/ Rtsol.~d, Tina, leave he given to br,ng in bin
to extend the time OF keeping open the books oI sub
scription for the stock OF Nc James RIVER aud Kun
awha Company,
The resolution WINS adopted and Mcssrs. Cab
ell, Rulherioord Garland, Randolph, McDowc
Mayse, Alexander Fry, Preston, Anderson and
Miller were appointed commute on the subject
! The committee had cave to SIT during ,he session
of, the House aud subsequently, bill was seportcd
! Ivy Mr.. Cabeli, which was read twice and ordered
to be engrossed
Ga motion Of Mr., Smith Of Mason, the House
adjourned.
FRIDAY, n. The following petitions were
presented aud reiercl-by Mr. Hays, of citizens
ofLrWis and kanawha for a new eolnty--by
Mr.. Stephenson, Of citizens of Lewis and Nlcho
] las counties, for heW cnun,y-by Mr. Adams, of
Ftliizens oi Patrick county, Tor now volunteer
, copauY IN tina, county--by Mr. Wiley, Of oitl
.zens Of Harrison and Mononcalia for new eoun-
y 10 be aormcd out of parts OF SAID counties by
/ Mr. Brown otPreston, of John Piper, for a dr.
yofcc
| PUBLIC PRINTING.
! The House then proceeded To the joiut order oil
tar day, 'or the election OF public printer MIR
/ Williams nominated Dir. Richie, who was elected
without opposition
AMHERST ELECTION.
/ Mi 6.lmer called the attention OF the House to
the Amherst election. Two members were now
attending while the county was entilled TO but one
one ofthese gentlemen had been returned by the
High sheriff and the other by The Deputy Sheriff
WIN con lucted the election, Ii WAS not an ordna
yrNse as no petition was presented, no notice had
been glrcn, and no testimony would come before
" committee He hoped the subject would be re-
'streu to the Committee OF Privileges ana Eee-
tons, that decision M sh he nude upon the re
Turns
The following cngrossed bill was read third
TIM and passtd--to extend the time of keeping
open the books OF Subscription for the stock OF the
James River and hanawha Company.
! MIR McCamant moved the following resolution .
| H'eficd, That the committee of Courts Of JUS
'if" be instructed 10 inquire into the expedeucy Of
: pfo'dns for paying grand Jury men fox their ser
yres Which was rejected
! On motion of Mr. Dcherson it was
! h,uifJa, That the conimi,tce of Roads &c. be
INSTRUCTED to inquire into he cx,,edlency of a.n,a,
ne he general road law
On notion OF Mr. Smrman il was
Hcyired, Tint the committee of Courts of jus
tee be instruc'edto inquire into the cxpedienev OF
amending the arr concerning unlawful and iorcblr
entries and dcrainctS
On motion of Mr. Watkins Of C;n,cbland i was
Re$1ir'd That the committee on RonaS sc be
instructed 70 inquire mic the eypcdicncy Of amend
M m act entitled, an act prescribing certain reru-
jations on ,he James River Canal, passed January
32d 1870
On motion Of MYERS il was
H'Sarcd, That leave be gwen to bring in "A bill
q authorize the Board of Pubic Works n sub
sefihe htths of the capital stock of the Mho-
rough aud Carr Creek Turnpike Company-and
the following gentlemen were appointed commit
tee on tho subject: Mcssis, Mayse, Wilson of Bo.
'eoui Cacklcp, AicCue, Mcdowell, Cline, ST.
phonson of Nicholas, aud Hays.
On motion of MI Anderson, the House adjourn
ed