Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
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On motion Of Mr.. CoIston, tho Committee on ms
iiiia laws was instructed inquire into the exps'
pieney of increasing the compensation Tor the cor
lection Of Militia fines.
| On motion Of Mr.. Dorman, the Committee on
Miliua laws was instructed 10 inquire mo ne eh
| pedieney of nppropriating sum, not cxeeee"k
1900 for the erection Of Hospital. CONNECTED WIN
the Lexington arsenal and 10 make saeh o'hef P'o
visions for The accommodation Of the SEX % may
be deemed cxpedient, Dc. :,
Petitions were presented and referrtd-By aif
Saunders, fihe Tobacco Inspectors Of the Lynci
burg Warehouses. praying that a law 10 passe'
making the salaries Of Tobacco Inspectors oniiof o.
under certain limItauons-by Mr. h'nehe'oc' ;,
Mary s. Jackson aud Others, praying he change OF
,he location of the North. w csiern Turnpike Road
| al ciarksbnfg, &c.
The Engrosscd Bills, read a third time and pas
,ed 10 change the place of holding separate
tlecton in the county Of Franklin 10 incorporate
the Nanionzing Gold Mining Company antfof-
il ing the President and Directors Of tho Wnchss'
ter and Potomac Rail Roal Company 10 increa.e
the capital stock thereof, or 10 borrow money 10
enoc,. with amendments, an act Of the Q3nefal
Assembly OF North Carolina, entitled " an act TO
ncorpor ate the Albemaric Railroad Company"
Reports Adopted-By the Commntce on the
Militia Laws provide by law for the pay mcns Of
claims now due for colors heretofore furnished the
Miiitia OF the Common wealth ,orfj jet the request
ofhe officers OF the 1871 r. gimen that nm ncI ay
pass permitting tie training of the officers OF the
sad Regiment within the limits OF said rg'.
ment. instead of the Cout House--By The Commit.
tee of griculturc AMI Manufactures, 10 reject the
counter petition OF John Gillian and others. against
making The Appomauox River n lawful fence with
in Prince George county.
On motion OF Mr.. Kincheloe ,l,e House adjourn.
ed
Friday Feb G.
A message was received from the Senate, stating
lhnt they had passed the bill rcdace the allow.
ancs 10 the Clerks Of the several Standing Commit
tees of the House of Delegates.
On motion Of Mr.. Colson, the Committee OF
Revolutionary Claims was nsiractcd to inquire
into the expediency OF reviving an act passed
October 10Th, 1876, entitled an act for appointing
Commissioners 10 liquida,e and settle The expenses
incurred in Two expeditions carr ID on from the
Kentucky district against the neighborhood Indians
and also an act passed Nov. 81, 1887, entitled an
act to amend hs act aforesaid
Petitions were presented and refcrred-By Mr..
II iris, Of citizens Of Culpeper for an act permit
led James, n free man Of color 10 remain in tho
Common weah-By Mr.. Summers, Of sundry salt
on the Kanawha river, praying to
90 incorporated into company for the manufacture
and sale Of sct and a renons' rance Of certain salt,
makers and citizens Of Kanawha County against
such Incorporation BY Mr.. Co,ton, Of Abraham
Z. Ellis for the revival Of the two acts Of the Gener
al Assembly, of Oct. l6, 1856, and Nov. 81, 1887
for the liqulda ion and settlement, Of Inc expenses in
Cured in two expeditions carried on from tho Ken
lucky District against the Indians
Mr.. Summers, from Select Committeo on the
al Tod iha ~ n
Salt Company.
The cngrosscl bill, to establish the town Of Rice.
ville,' the county Of P..sylvania,wa read third
time and passed.
The cngrossed bill, TO provide for the construc-
lion ofa turnpike across Cheat Mountain, in the
county of Randolph. (naking further appropriation
OF 5000, for that objec) was taken up on its
third reading, and having been supported by
Mcssrs Boothe and Mcdowell, and arposed by
Mcssrs. Gregory and Voolfolk, tn. ayes and
were ordered on the passage of the bill and the
question being put, the bill Passed-Ayca 81, Noes
A.
Reports Of Committees agreed to--Of the Com
mtee of Courts Of Jus,ies, to reject the petition of
Ephaim Cary and Betsy his wife, free persons of
colour, TO he allowed to remain in the Common
weal,h--to reject the petition Of Samuel Rose r.
vine, TO be divorced from his wife Msrgareta
ganst a resolution for tho amendment Of an act
ducins into one the several acts, directing the
thod Of proceedings on attachments agains, absch'
debiors-against amendment of the law Con
corning free negroes and muattoes, as to require
of them before they make sale Of rye wheat, oats,
corn to exhibit some sa,i factory proof of
their right to dispose Of such articles, and make it
penal in any white person to purchase such articles
without such evidence.
The House having adopted the report Of the
Committee on the Militia Laws. declaring reason
able the petition the Richmond Fayctte Artillery
Company, praying that an act may pass authorizing
the Governor TO procure FOR the said Company
sufficient number Of calssons and equipments, and
either cause tho present clubhouse to be enlarged,
or have new one built
Resolred, That provisions should be made by
law authorizing the Governor to furnish such com
panies Of artillery wIth sufficient number of Gals
sons and equipments, as he may think require the
same, aud also 70 arm and equip such companies OF
Cavalry AS he may think necessary, and tina, the
Committee of the Militia Laws prepare bin
providing therefor.
On motion OF Mr.. Collins, tho House adjourn.
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