Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

in said Borough, with the privilege of one or NOR,
Branches between the James ndRoanohe rivers
referred 10 select commitiee-by Mr.. Mnr-
daugh, ofthc Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road
Company, for an increase Of then oapilalby
! Mr. Bare. of citi1ers of Shenandoah aud Frede-
rick, for the formation OF county ont OF parts
of said counties.
Mr.. STANDS moved that tins House will on
E., Thursday, the 10Th inst, proceed by Joint vote
with the Senate, TO the election OF Public Printer
for one year. Agreed 10.
BANNING CAPITAL.
Mr.. Mrnp,uau said, that as the subject Of an
increase oi the banking capital Of the State would
probably be one ttlc most interesting and impor-
tan which would come before the House during
the present session, and it was essential in con-
sidcrnp II TO look 10 all parts Of the State from
which application would he made, he bad thought
il better that general committee should be APP
pointed 10 take the subject into consideration. than
to select separate commute upon each oi the
petitions He had therefore prepared resolution
/ for The appointment of such n committee, which he
would nov submit. lie knew ii WAS generally Il
matter OF courtesy 10 place the mover of such
/ proposition AT the bead of the committee proposed
But II WAS not his desire that tie rule should be
observed on this occasion ; on the contrary, II WAS
his wish that some gentleman OF greater expert
cncc in legislation well as banking should, be
made the chairman. MI NJ. then offered the fol
lowing resolution, Which was adopted:
Rcsoired, That Committee of twcuty-onc be
raised ON the subject of increasing the banking
capital OF TIL, Commonn caIDh, and lhal SAID Conn
mrce take charge Of all applications on that sub
lcCt.
On motion of MI Hunter of b, the House adj
owncd.
Ncdntsdoy, Dee. o.
The SrrAkrR announce the following gentle
men Is a Committee on the subject pt Banking nn-
dcr,hr resolution ollrredhy Nh. Mnldauph: Mrssrs.
Garter, Mmdau! h., Cunningham. Cooke, Madison,
Stauard, Brown otP., elmer, Ml,r, Monenc,
C,ar, IIichcr>on, Carupton, Parker, Sreecr,
Grpc>, Rogers, Daniel, Dawson, Summers.
On motion OF NJ. BRooKr, leave was given to
bring IN bill 10 amend an act Ia incorporate the
>lauuton and Potomac Rad Road Company,
pa>scd March 22d, 1881.
On motion of Mr.. feAruNr, the Committee Of
School, and Colleges MS instructed To inquire IN
the cspcdlrnoy ol Incorporating the Martinssc
Academy in the county OF ilcurs.
NORTHERN ABOLlTloNISTS, &c.
Mr.. GARLAND of NJ, submitted the following
Resolution:
Eseired, That 80 much Of TIM Governor,
Message relates II the dlsofgaiizlnp scdltlous
md noendarN doctrines OF certain associations,
trcatcd IL the Northern aud Eastern States for
the purpose of producing IA direct interference
with the Slave property of the South, and which
assert a right in the United States to interfere with
our property in various other modes, be referred
o select conlmittce-tha SAID oommittro be in
,ruced to take also under consideration the sniil-
cheney OF the several acts OF Assembly intended
/ o prevent q, punish any threatened disturbance
# the public peace within this Commonwealth
md thai they have leave 10 report by bill other
Ni>c.-Ae creed 10.
/ On motion OF Mr.. DorM,N, the Committee Of
! Roads aud Internal Navigation, WAS instructed 10
inquire into the eSpedlrncy OF lncotporalmca JOINT
stock company to construct a Turnpike from the
;own OF Lexington, IN the county OF Kockbfidpc,
! 20 the City of Richmond.
On motion of Nj CRAY, leave was given to
oring in bin to revive the inspection of Tobacco,
! :, Spring warehouse IN the town Of INnCllbrg.
On motion ul Nh. lIAHnIsoH, tie Committee
Of Courts OF Justice was Instructed to inquire into
he cNpedcncy OF amending The act against
/ fraudulent dcvi,cs, rs 10 subject lands d iene-
mcnts devised, 10 the contracts Of the dc's"f, IN
the same manner and the same extent, that lands
and tcncmcnts, descended, are To the contracts Of
! the ancestor, &c.
/ On motion of Mr.. Booker, the Committee of
Courts o, Justice was instructed to inquire into
he expectancy of reducing the costs incident to
he collection Of money recovered ly judi ments
md DEGREES, &c.
JUDGE OF THE 4rh CIRCUIT.
| Mr. SMITH Of o., submitted the !ollovn reso-
luton
Resoired, That this House will, by Joint
vote with the Senate, proceed ON Saturday neat,
To elect judge, 10 supply the vacancy occasoned
Nv the death of the alc Judge James Scmplc, IN
ihc second District and fourth Circuit