Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-03


anoke aud Junction Rail road being under conside-
ration
Some discussion took place between Messrs. Moi
fett, Witehef, Cunningham, Watkins and Muir
daugh
Mr. Stanard offered a ryder. requiring thai private
subscriptions should bc mad. rfor tn, LIST o April,
/ 1889, which was adopted.
THE blIl appropriate tWo-ffths Of the amount Of
capital necessary TO complete The WORK.
The bhl was then passed by the following vote;
ApcS.-Mess,s. Banks tSpeal,cr,) Poulson Ran
delph. Lavne. Wiley. Stuart. Harper Gocrin Snod-
grass, BOYD. Wilson OF Botetont. Bland. n MILAN,
ills, Catson, Vaughan, Se.,ani. Marshall o Eau
quicf, Die ainsou. ltShips, Woods. Robinson. Hale
Of oile9, Watkins. CT. OF e.. Smith OF CT. lean
Nixon Harrison. NJ Candlish Golfer, Lucls.t Bra
den, newman, Fisher, " Icy, Cooper, fcnton,
Nurd'uEh. Goose, Brad Wcolrolk Almond
Wrtcl.er, Tanstsll. Cact,-y, Fairfax Stands, Dor
mp, .hoote, Nate;; Ccotes. SFecr, Cnebhe!d,
fl9ncule, Ripley. Gibson. samueis, Stlngor Gun
Mn cham NAV, stanard-62
S2o--Nes,rs Powell. Byll. Turnbull, Booker
MAtstcr, Cox of G.. Hill Str7nge Smi.b Of Gl.,
Spencer. Taylor, Smith of OF w, Wright Shad-
Nc Carter. Beard. Anderson, lludgins, Johnston,
Alex udci, Fitzgerald, M'Coy, Hopkins. Bale, Rim
Ter ilargtn e--2f
III c1erossed bill, authorizing subscriptions ly
tic Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Ran
read COMPANY. and by Tie Board OF Public Works,
to tie stock OF the Falmouth aud Alexandra Rail
road Company, bcnE taken up.
Nj. Cutohheld moved ltdei, which was oppo-
- by Nh " attius; and alter some remarks by
til So gentlemen pro and Goa, aadhy Nh. Boyd in ia
Of IN APPROPRIATED 10 this road, which lac deem
ed one OF tie most important ~ the STATE, Nh
CutyhGrld "lthdtco his ,ydei.
The bill va thco pissed by largc majority, with
iii count
The following chgl ,scd bulls were also passcl--
Changing the namc OF John Page Harrison 10 that OF
Henry Harrison TO incorporate the Elk Creek hon
and Nelson directing survey OF a road from War
fentou to Ne" Market to increase the capital stock
ol the lc"lsbure aud Blue sulphur turnpike
pan, to authorize the bali binding of a portion Of
the annual OF the General Assembly increase
The fees ior storage OF tobacco, NJ the Warehouses
established bs law IN the towns OF Farm,c and
GlarkSNic 10 amend the act of the better ~ ganiAa
ton OF the militia; amending the act entitled an act
10 provide for the more ciiectual punishment oi GER
tim offences to authorize separate election at
Mi1dcburg III the county OF Ioudoun. aud one at
the ,torchouse Of Nm. II Pluukctt in the count, of
Amherst.
The Ilous, tooh a recess from > O'Clock until 5.
EVENING SESSION.
The House rcassrmblcd al O'Clock.
Nh. Ma, offered the following resolution
Resolved, That leave be given 10 bring IN a hill
10 prohibit the circulation oi bank notes Tor a smaller
sum than ten dollars, and Tor other purpose.
| pan this resolution, much debate occurred be
tween Messrs. May, Stanard, Booker, and Watkins,
III favor and Mcssrs. Woollolk Bolts and Smith Of
| oil W. in oppo irion.
MI Smith of l. w. moved To lly the resolution
the table.
Nj Voolfolk moved to postpone the resolution
indefinitely.
After some iutrhc, remarks b, Mcss,s. Bo,d and
Peter, the resolution was adopted
The bin increasing the salary of the first clerk in
the Auditors oicc being under consideration, Mr..
Voolfolk moved 10 add provision Tor increase of
III, Naar, of tie keeper OF the keys OF the Capitol
and door keeper to the executive.
Mr.. Wilson OF b. mo, we'd 10 amend, b, adding
clause To increase the salu, the FIRST clerk IN the
Registers Office.
Wilson, Voolfolk, tutchheld Watkins, Booker,
Johnston, Mnrdaugh, and lessee, were aglccd To-,
and the hi,l ordered to he engrossod.
The House ,doumed.
Taesday Nafh =.
\ message was rccci, I'd from the Senate. stating
the passage oi the following bills Incorporating the
stockholders ofthc 1uckahoc and James River Rail
Road COMPANY, 10 authorize a further subscrip
ton on behalf o the State to the stock Of the R,an-
M Navigation Company; To incorporate the Fam
VILE and DansIlle Raj Road Company To incor-
poiac the Somcrlllc Mining Company IN the coun-
ties OF Culpeper and Orange; To increase the pow
ers OF the kanawha Slave Insurance Company To
/ incorporate the Bchldeia Manufacturing Company
IN the city OF Richmond; Extending the powers OF
Judges OF the Circuit Superior Courts IN relation to
granting OF wits ri prohibition and mandaniS; Con
corning the estate of St, GroiCr Randolph, a per
son OF unsound mind To amend the act lor the
better organization of the militia To incorporate
the Cheat River Mining, Lumber SAT- aud Iron
Company To incorporate the trustees Of the Eos
! TN Academy and to Incorporate the t,1eenv,llc
Furnace and Mining Company.
They have also passed the blls--,o anacnd an act
providing fol the inspection e Alun SILT m the
county OF kana" halo incorporate the New Norl,
Gold Mining Gompan,-to incorporate the Virginia
SILK and SUGAR compauN-to authorlHc substrp-
Ton on the par of the State to the stock of the Bal
unoIc and OHIO Railroad Company-to increase the
salaries of the inspectors oftobdcCo at Clarke, lie in
the county ri Mectlcuburg, and TO establish IN in
spcctlun of tobacco at the town OF Porismouth-tu
amend the militia laws--wh amendments.
And they haAe postponed indefinitely, the bill to a
mend the act apploprldimg the surplus revenue to
he Literary Fund.
The amendments of the Senate 10 the above bills
we've concurled, in except the llll amending the
militia ll~s.
Mr.. Wilson Of Is, moved 10 post one the last ma
med bill indefinitely, which motion was supported
by MI Doman, aud agreed To.
PRINCIPAL ENGINEER.
MI Wiley offered the following iulut resolution
RESOLVED, bs the General Assembly, That tho
Board Of Public Works be aud they are hereby au.
thoriScd andle4nn.d to appoint, as soon as may be
Principal Engineer of the State, who shall cont
nue. III office until the next session of the Genera
Assembly and until successor shall be appointed
III pursuance OF " act TO provide for the appoint
ment of u Principal Engineer of the State passed
March 5th, 1885. The said Principal Eugnce,
shall receive compensation for his services Al
such rate as the sand Board may think proper, moi
4 dollars Dcr