Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05

Of Cfanog Island, un1 made few remarks in SUP.
porl Of The proposition.
MIR Summers said he accepted the smendmcn,
with the greatest pleasure.
The resolution, having teen so omenJed, was u,
unanimously adopted.
On motion Of M Brown the A udilor of Publie
Accounts WIS requested 10 tsp3rt 10 this House. "
IN HI, possession, he last annual repo,rs copies
thereof OF tn Directors Of the Lunatic Hospitals at
w lliamhng and Stanton.
The tlensa, according 10 tho order oflhs day.
reqolt ed itself into COMMITTEES Of the Whole. 10
take INTO consideration The report Of the COMMITTEES
Of f'naoce npon the revenue & expenditure Of the
Common wealth. bill imposing taxes for the sup.
port Of government, and bill elpfonristing tho
public revenue Mr.. Parker in the Char. Anef
sofne tine spen, ,he,eoo, Mr. Parker reported the
hi impoing Iayes FOR the support Of govern.
mrn', and tic general rcpou Of the Commit.
'eo"f tinnnce, without M amendment, AVID the
bil appr1rraiiag tn public revenue, Win ana
mendnenl--alI u winch received aud laid
The tai lc
Tie fcport saios the probabe receipts Of the cur.
ron, 6'ea ys 7, ending Oelol,er ist,
1885, At s533. 4o5 So
Probable expenses Of The Goyernmcn,
DUNG the sumo year, a25,aoG -
Probable balance in the Treasury, at
the cIoeo offs I'd yrar, io7.9l9 81
Amount OF certificates OF debt against
the STATE held by lgP'v'dusls and
corporate bodies l,37i lGG CT
The report concluded with the folo. wing resou.
TONS:
/ Re'oip.d, Thai no change ia, a, this time ne.
cessnry, n tn rates oftnxnHon.
2. Hes9ited That the tum Of $50 900, out of,
he ncRPeedei balance ~ the Treasury, be 80
apnrt Nv sinking fund, iof the pa mcnt of the
Il al he IA lao midi IN. nd
raons
These resolutions (afior an unsucccssful motion
by Alr tfen6ss 10 am nd no Grst. by inserting, At
tho end thereof the word, except the tax Oh the
law proeess') wee ngrced To-
The bill imposing taxes for the supper, of Go.
vetnmcnl, was then taken up and ordered to he en-
gtosscd, and read third TIME.
The bill eprroprlal the public revenue, with
he amendment proposed by the Committee of tho
Whole, was taken up, and the said amendment ha-
wing been ugfccd TO- the hill, MS amended, was, on
motion OF Mr. Brown lnii on the table,
The repor Of the COMMITTEES 10 examine the Ell.
eeniisc expenditures, stating ho Dtcounts of said
Department 10 he correct AMI the amount o. such
expen liiafes cha genbe ~ the contingent f,nd da-
ing the ircal ycur ending Sep. 30,t, 1884 to be
$1,000 67-rxc'edmg the appropriation 20 SAID
fund on the llh of March last, by 81 ,0l0 67-wss
TAX n up md agreed To.
Rep0ffs adopttd - OF the Committee for Courts
Of Jnsuce, % ejgtt tho poi,on of !oenlain Wells
anl othcrs, praying that Yar,eo, a female slave,
ON beng rmsnclpaled may be permitted to remain
IN tho G mmoowealtl,; to reject petition Of sun
dry citizens ri Lunenbu'g, praying that Lucy,
free woman OF colpr, may lac permnted To remain
IN the Commonwealth to reject tie petition OF
samuel nhnson, free man oil color, TO remain in
| tie Conn eal h 10 reject HE peii ion Of sun
d'y citizens OF Londaun, Tor tho passage OF law
authorizing Cnnshbles 10 levy sas, issued upon
u1gmeos granted b. lstlee Of he Ponce TO
CT the petition OF sundgy cIllzrns of tho Counties
Of OHIO na1 Brooke, praying that it may be made
tho duty oftho county Courts 10 publish in
newspaper IN the county annual expose Of the
receipt and disbursements of all the levics and
9eor rates collected and paid during the preceding
YEN, nn1 also TO oh1sc an annual list Of den-
9len's 10 br pa lbhed 10 Like manner, &c. that
Is ia c1ilep to amend the d5ih section OF an act
Iii ie net 10 reducc into ono act lie several
&c b concerning the method OF proceeding against
ifce prrsens 81 color charged with certain crimes
declaring the node oil proceeding on indictments.
lniaftn 'un2l %e., on penal Prosecutions, an Ter
preventing scKptlons md mnileIous prosecutions,
aud moJe1alins ameremenfs,' passed Feb 26,
ls29 10 f.ieIi TIC rrti,on Of Nathaniel II. Wills,
20 be- divorced from hle wife Minerva 10 reject
the pcuuop ct Jnhn ]. IIendllcks TO be divorced
ffam his VII Lney 20 lcjsel the position Il John
{ blIn2sr, pWyiag n rel ase OF tho Common
wtn tbs tlsbl 10 900 acres Of land IN Lee county,
/ upon ondHious therein mentioned TINT II is mex
teiirhl 10 anihorz the several county Courts, TO
order he snmmonieg ofjnfofs 10 the same man
net ~ tn SapCuor Courts 81 Law are authorized
bY The LII section Of The ACT pissed January 7ih,
1909 10 jet the petition Of Robert II IRIS, pray.
lng tha o. fourth plrt Of the proceeds OF the real
estate Of Robert Bell, which had escheaIcd 10 The
louna0&fa''n my be Invaded 10 the said petit
TONER OF hs parents Ihal - inexpedcnt 10 abol-
sh 50 much f h. ~ ccloa Of The aet. entitled an
nct TO reduce into one act the several acts and
pefts OF aels establishing n Penenuary House
md for thr punishment ot crime" passed March
oh, 1919, rs mates sirpea for pcu s,ceny that it
Is me xpfdtrnI 10 provide Ivy law for the appoint.
mt1t ofa II porter ftho decisions rendered bv the
! Count of Appeals, hal i'm at Lewisbnrg: and that
II i ucxe'lrent 10 regulate the fees nov charged
by law for motions upon deIicvcry bonds taken
under deerees ~ Ghauccry
On the Gnmmtee on Militia Laws, to ricct the
pct o. Of ht members Of the Strasoufg Volunteer
afil'e'lsts praying the passage of law drec ing
The training Of the officers of Aullery and resula
ting resigaa'ions, &c.
Ot the Committee Revolt onary Claims, that
II ~ nc&pcdi'pt 10 teslve act passed October
III, l7S6, enfled " an act for appointing comns-
sioncrs 10 li4pidatc and see the expenses incurred
IN '"o expeditions carried on fom tho Kentucky
Dst1c a, inst tic ncighboung Indians :" and also
an at passed November 81, 1857, amending the
act above mentioned.
On motion Of Mr.. Kinchcoe,
HE House adjourned.
IV.dnesdqy Feb IS
"A message was received from the S.co,. ala.
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