Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
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stating that they had passed the billslo authorize
the appointment of an additional Superintendent
of the North Western Road, ard for other pur-
20 cs-- TO amend the act entitled act declaring
the mode in which defendants in replevin shall
make avowrics, aud for other purposes, passed
March IL, 1884 and TO amend tho several acts
sonccrnlng the sale of runaway slaves confined IN
Jail, with amendments which were laid the
table
The three bills last mentioned, were afterwards
scverally taken up; and tho Scnaie's amendments
to cuch having been discussed, the House, on mo-
tons severay made, disagreed 10 said amendments
of which the Senate was informed by message.
Subsequently, eessneo was received from tho
| Senate, stating that they had rccodcd from their
amendments 10 the first of the said bills, and that
they insisted on their amendments TO the other two
which ere laid on the table.
Mr. Voolfolk proposed The following resolution,
which, after n discussion in whcn Mcssrs, w DOL,
folk, Johnson Of r. Gregory, Colson, Parker AMI
Witcher, took pnrl, was agreed to.
Re@lred, That the Governor be requested to
communicate TO this House, the two reports of the
Comm sson6rs of Revolutionary Claims, together
with tic notes or documents accompanying the
same, referred to in his communication TO this
House on the 2Gth OF February, 1895.
Mr.. Mullen proposed the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resoteed By tie General Assembly Of Virginia,
That the Board Of Pubic Works arc hereby di.
reced To employ suitable Engineer to locate
road from Moorield, in the county OF Hardy, TO in.
terscct the Northwestern turnpike road at some
point on the Allegheny Mountains,
On motion of Nh Brown, the Committee of Fl
nance was discharged from the consideration of the
petitions Of Turllon, of Carter Beverly, of John
Pollock, of Mark Anthony, Of Mcssrs Frazce and
A thony, of Samuel MeD. Moore, mud of Jesse
W lNn-all of which were laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Booker Of Amelia, the House
agreed to meet at 10 o'clock A. M on NJ, nday.
The Till entitled can aci, to amend tho several
acts concerning the sale OF runaway Slaves, con.
fined in JAIL being taken up, on motion of MIR.
Gregory, the House receded from their disagree
mcn TO the Senetes amendr epts to the same.
The other bill returned from the Senate viz .
altering the practice in replovln suits, also Ia
ken up, and after shot discussion, was, on motion
of Mr.. Johnson of Richmond, again laid on the Ia
bic.
On motion Of Mr.. Mullen,
The House adjourned.
Monday, Nareh o
A message wns received from the Senate stating
hat they had passed the bill TO authorize sepa
rate election at Laurel Grove in the county OF Pitt
sylvania.
Ensrossed bills were reud third time and pass
cd MS follows Prescribing the manner and terms
OF holding he sessions of the General Court this
hill provides that not lesa than ID judges shall al
tend The sessions, not less than IL of whom shall
constitute quorum; also, that the summer terms
shall hereafter be holden on tho last Monday in
June Ito legalSo certain appointment made by
the county Of Logan, and 10 render yalij certain
marriages made under the authority of said APP
MISUNDERSTANDING certain monies 10 be refunded
10 The United S'utes, &c.-to revive and amend an
act 10 incorporate the Danvllle Manufacturing
Company 10 amend and revive the ACT
Incorporating a company to improve the North
Anna and South Anna,And Pamunkey rivers
prescribing the manner of making Wills and Tes.
taments OF personality approprIatine the public
revenue.
Mr.. Gregory submitted the followlng resolution,
which was, on motion of Mr. b own, laid on the
table
Resolved, That leave be given TO bring in bill
making further appropriation for The completion Of
the additional buildings at the lunatc hospitals of
this Commonwealth.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
the Governor communicating two original reports
| Of the Commissioners of Revolutionary Claims,
together with the original notes or documents ac-
company ing the same, referred to in the Governors
Message TO the House on the Goth ultlmo Laid on
the tabe on motion OF Mr.. Dorman.
The sngrosscd bill 10 authotise the appointment