Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

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A eommDnics alton was received from the Sc d.
nate. stating ,hs, they had passed the bill, Ia j.
m,ud the several laws eopceraing the militia Of
this Co,nmsn wealth, and Tor ether purposes, With
a u endmeuis-t WHICH were sg'esd 1" by the
Hous..
On IN ton Of Mr. wsu. Nm. it was
Rssoiped That one Thousand eoples OF the two
acts. relating To the Militia OF this Commons .lthr
ps,sed duiing the prr'cn, session Of the General
Assembly. be printed.
On mo,,nn II MIR Yancey, the revolution hHing
the period Tor the sdjnurnmsn, Of the L"g'la'"re'
.ubmiited f~w dsys.,nes, by Mt Collins, was Ia
ken M aud sm- nded so as 10 read rs follows
Kesolred That when the General Assembly ad-
i.uros On Tbur,dsy nrIt, tie House viii adj our
,ine die, aud the Senate ~t adjourn until the htst
Monday Ia December neIt.--ln this form, he Teso-
luton was agreed 10
The following eugrossrd bill. were read a fhird
time, and pasel-to prevent fraud ~ bfano'ne
clerks of the county and corpo-
ration courts 10 keep process book'-consh,ut'ng
the margin ~ the tide water ofihe James RIVER
and certain OF is tributary streams. lawful fence
Ia iucoruoraie the Richmond GaSLight Compa-
oV-,v establish the town Of Caineshorough, 10 the
county Of Botetour- to author re the common
Couocl Of tho town Of Lynchbnrg 10 appoint
WeieL-Mas'eIs Of loose tobacco aud for other pnr-
pos.s-,o au huri.. the Prs.ihsnt and Directors
of IN. Fioca.,l. aud Blue Ridge Turnpike Compa-
nv to borrow monsy-torming new county
out O par Of the couny ol Oh,o-and 10 PRO
vide for the pssmepi, md 10 rrn1er u"''"r", '"e
salaries of inspectors Of tobacco. IN cera" cases
The Engsossed bill 10 provide for the pay meni o.
CERTAIN ,nsxin. ats ot subscriptions on behalf OF
the State 10 the capital of joint stock companies
VA. read . third time. Mss,rs. Wilson Of b. and
Gall.hrr supported. aud M-sTs. Watkins. Garland
Of A. and Brown opposed the passage OF me b'i';
and the ayes and noes having been of"efeo ~ me
call Of Mr. Smith OF G., tho bill was rejected
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A m.,xsce Wa received from the Senate. STA
ing thA, they had prs'ed Tho bills TO provide Tor
The preseTv alton Of the public arms anu the srmory
building and hr oih,' pu'poses-s"d rrrsc''
boe ,hs manner in which inso'vents and de''n'
urrr,. in the poor aud county vies may be
~ sds.
A,o ih., they had agreed to the resolution.
iiscon,inuing proceedings ander n resolution Tor
making q survey Of 'hs sound running parallel
win The sea const betweea the Bays Of Chesapeake
md Delaware.
Also, that they had passed the bin. with q.
change the name OF mo to~n
II Fsve&se, in the county Of Monis ry-and
egul,tior returns upon esecnions IN tho Superior
Courts. The amendments we're agreed to ny the
House
On motion, the House adjourned.
Thursday, Mn,ch IL.
A communication was received from tho Senate
stating tina, they had passed the bills, requiring The
Jerks Of the county aud corporation courts to keep
process books 10 prevent frauds in the branding OF
obacco to authorize the Presidents and Dirccois
IF the Fincn,,le and Blue Ridge Turnpike Com
,any TO borrow money.
Also. that they had pas ,eJ the bls--to establish
he town Of Gnineshorough, in the county of Bote-
our, Il forming a new county out of,hc county OF
ohio;
Also, tia, they had rejected the bills entitled an
,c for the more eifecusi punishment, Of certain tres
misses and other offences Il concerning returns OF
Executions issued before Justices Of the Peace.
After some time spen, by the Speaker in signing
enrolled bills, the House, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, took
recess till . o'clock, p. NJ.
At which hour, the House having assembled and
constituted,
A second commnn alton WINS received from tho
Senate, stating that they had rejected the bill TO pro-
vide for the payment and to render uniform salaries
Of Inspectors Of Tobacco. in cert in cases.
Mr.. Parker submitted the following resolutions
Res3lued That 1t is expedient to change tho pre-
sent arrangement of s. ats Of the House OF Dele
snies and to substitute therefor chairs and tables,
somcwha upon the plan OF the Hall Of tho House
OF Representatives OF the Congress OF the United
Sta'es.
Rssolued That tho Governor and Council be nu
thorized and requested to cause the necessary num-
nifty with the views expressed by the foregoing re-
solution and that the chair of the Speaker be
placed in a situation suitable to such arrangement
and that proper regard shall be had, in said ar
rangcmcnt to the accommodation Of strangers with
IN the lan-Lad on the tuble
A message was received from the Senate, stating
that they had passed, with amendments. the bills to
authorize the Common Council of the town of
Lynchburg, TO appoint Weieh-mas,ers of loose to-
bacco and for other purposes constituting the mar
Gin of the tide water Of the James and certain
Of It's tributary streams, lawful fence
The amen Imcnts were concuned in 10y tho
House
The House then took further recess till o.
clock, p M.
AT which hour the House convened, (and MIR.
Wilson Of b. being in the Chalr)
On motion of Me. Payne, it was
Resoired That the thanks Of this House be pre-
scented to Linn Banks, Esq for the promp, aud I'M
partial manner in which he has discharged the du-
ties of Speaker during the present session.
The Speaker finished signing the earollcd bills
being OCT in numAer.
A message was received from the Senate, stating
that they had agreed to the resolution fixing the pc
Rod for the adjournment OF the General Assembly
on this day, with amcndment- which was con-
Cured in by tho House Also, that they had a
dopted a resolution, that when The Senate adjourns
on this day, i, will with the consent Of the House
" Delegates, adjourn until the Fl st Monday Ia De-
ctmber next which was agreed to by the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Hollcman, message WINS sent
to the Senate stating tn At the House of Deegat
having finished all the business before them, were
ready to adjourn.
A message of like import having been received
from the Senate.
Mr.. Yancey moved that tho House adjourn
which having been agreed to-