Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Iufsid Jan. II. 1886.

a message ir,m the Senate Tie Senate
have passed the bill, entitled IAN art 10 provide
Tor tho enlargement Of the Public Wa,rho,,>, for
,l,e storage and inspection OF tobacco in the city Of
Richmond"
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr.. Gfires-ot ,l,ilcns OF jefferson, PRAYING
an increase OF the capilal OF the Bank OF the Val
10y in Nlrpmia, and Of tie Branch of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, located at Winchester also,
OF ei,lLens OF the same county, PRAYING in
crease oiiho salary Of the judi os Of the General
Court.
Is, Mr.. Wilson Of B,--of citizens oil Boie,ouri
and Fnnkl,n, praying the r. mission Of the residue
Of The imprisonment OF Hi Blankenship, a convict
confined in the pentcnlar>.
GEOLOGICAL EIeoNoissAscr.
The Speaker laid before the nous. :, letter from
ihc Governor, enclosing the report of Professor
Rogers, on the Geological Reconnaissance oi
Virginia. On motion OF Nj. Summers, 1000 co.
pics ordered to BIZ printed.
RESOLUTIONS
On motion Of Mr.. Dornar, il WAS
ftsdited, that The committee for courts Of JUS
hec he instructed To inquire into the csprdirnry
oi amending the i4l secilen OF the act, entitled
IN act Tor limitations OF actions, Tor preventing III
,ouns and yeaa,ious suits concerning looia,s,
and certain proceedings in CIVIL easrs, passed Feb
2olh, 1919.
On mo,ion Of Mr.. Price, it was
RrNir1d, That the con. miiiec Of courts Of ius-
tee be instructed To inquire into the caped,ency
OF repeating the 7lh section Of The act 10 rcduc,
into ono the several acts concerning counsel and
attornles a, law" passed February 18th, 1919.
ABOLITION.
To-day, after u liue morning business, tho
Abolition Report and Resolutions were again Ia
ken into considerations, whet Mr.. Watkins rnqni-
red whether Mr.. Garland's substitute to thu second
resolution Of the Select Committee could be With.
drawnl lie wished to have nm opportunity OF
presenting an entire new batch Of resolutions as n
substitute TO the resolutions of the Seize, Com
nttcc.
A dscmsno debate ensured, in which Mr.sr,.
Stansrl, Gmcr. Watkii ?, Harrison, Miller, Par
kor and Witehcr took part.
Mr.. Miller advised Mr.. Watkins to withdraw
his motion for leave 10 Withdraw the 81 s,itn,c,
and then 10 propose To strike out all after The word
RESOLVED, III the substitute offered 10 the 81 re-
soln IONS Ola portion of tho minority. (Mr. Gar
lsnd'.)
Nj. Watkins now a,ceded to the proposition
Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. Garland wishing 10 present one of the reso-
uions III Il different form from that in which il was
presented, n complicated and intricate question oil
order aroSe, Which was debated by Messrs. Gil
met, Wllchcr, Sianard, Brown, Garland OF Neck
lenbnrp. and Watkins, when To ret rid of dhicul-
ties N tie path, to strike on, something H. whci,
all might aefer, and TO calm existing irritation,
NJ. Watkins moved TO lay the whole matter on the
iahle-tiil 10 morrow, when he pledged himself 10
call i,np.
Ills course was supported by Mr.. Madison
and
Ia, D,,,1 H.. 4
Stanard, an carried in the negative BY ayes and
nocs inoi a party volc.) Ayes o. noes 81.
Mr.. Foniane now enquncd il the series OF re-
solutions embraced in the amendment (Mr. Gar.
lands were adopted in lieu of the resolution Of
the committee, could they then be amended, ot
be presented aud voted upon as distinct propos-
tons
Another question OF order now arose, which
was discussed by Ncssrs. Stanard, Wiichcr and
Watkins, who entered generally INFO tic various
points Of order applicable 10 the case, when with
out taking question, the House motion Of Mr..
" atkins, ADJOURNED.
ipcd"ts1oy, Jam 10.
Message from tic Senate Tile Senate have
passed Tie bills. entitled IAN ac, to amend m ac,
.nted an aci for Incorporating tie stock oiders
OF the Winchester aud Potomac Rail r, al Conn
Pant, " an az, directing "A change OF |, cation al
lie North Western Turnpike through tho tuw OF
Evansville" IN nc, directing The survey and
location OF rou'es for certain road, therein men
toned an ael directing tie survey Of "A ro"tc
for a road from the North y estern Road TO sone
pon, on Leading Greek, i'll tie county Of Ran
dolph," and " an TO incorporate the New
bern and Red Sulphur Springs Turnpike Coni'a-
NY"
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. Parkcr--of the President aud Directors
Of The Roanoke Navigation Company, on tie sub
iect ofan Infringement Of their rights and privileges
by The grant Of charters 10 o,ler Internal improve.
nent companies.
BY Mr.. Gilmer---ofc Citizens Of Fluvanua and Al
bemarle. praying that the banks Of James River be
made Lawful. fence in those counties.