Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Mitchell. Fryat,. Snoderass, Peyton. Hoffman, Tarr
Merit, Kyle, Flood, Toler. Fox, Corb'n. Cardwel,
Wilson, Servant, Lori,ner. Payne, Hale Of :, Wade
Sherrsrd, Barton. Smnh oil g., Dainserheld. lay.
Tor Of H.. Park, White. Seymour, Armstrong. Bots
Man,n. Tyler, Smith Of K. Conway, Taylor, Of L.,
Caldwell. S'ni,h Of NJ & j.. Goode. Hay"ond,
Clayton, Dunlap Barnett, O'Ferraii, Cunning ham,
La0gborne, Yerby. Mcconnell, Voolfolk. Cloud,
Whether. Gay. Carroll, Ratclife Storm, Peudleton,
Do,m man, Culbertson. Bare, Conn. Fnizhugh, Ste
phensou, Goodson, Walker, Jackson-72.
Noes.-Messrs. Chopper, Wood, CabelI. Shanks.
Kinney, Haskins. Carson. Broadus. Vaughan. Ball,
Tidbal, Waite, Dsskins. Chapman. Watkins. Tar
ner. Edmunds Of H.. Odel, Smith Of !. Of W..
Washing on. Tayloe, Shadwick. Ramey, Anderson.
Hodges, Whitehead, Waits, Alexander, Fitzgerald.
M'Pherscn, MCoy. Venabe. Roberts Shands'
Robertson. Leburn, Smith of Rockingham, Thorn
as Davis, Urqubau, Clarke, Ciocket OF T., Crockett
Of Wa.
The question was theh about 10 be taken agree
ing with the committee in their second resolution
when, AT Mr.. Pendleton's suggestion,
The question was divided, so as rs to take the .
ections on tho several Court days Of each county
and, the ayes and noes being ordered the question
was iaken-ayes SO; noes SO.
So the motion TO agree with the COMMITTEE in
the first branch failed.
Mr.. T,ylo of Loudoun made an Intellectual mo-
ton TO pos pone the resolution indefinitely.
Various propositions were made and 4 debate en-
sued, in which Messrs Ball, Radcliffe, Venabe,
Watkins, Stuart. Cropper Borman, Tuns'all Wool
folk, Edmunds Of Halifax and Bolts took par-when
On motioa Of Mr.. Grippe. the vote was reconsid-
cred.
And, on motion Of Mr. Watkins, the resolution
iecommted.
NEW COUNTY.
On motion of MI. Barnett, the House took up the
report Of the Committee Of Propositions, &c. de
claring the petitions OF citizens oil Montgomery and
W,the, io' n new county out Of parts oi said coun
ties reasonable.
MIR. Barnett spoke in favor Of dividing the sale
county.
Mr.. Stuart argued against the proposed dvis On
Of the county: and concluded his remarks with
motion 10 postpone The resolution indefinitely.
Mr.. Tuns,aII supported The motion.
MIR. Peyton was IN favor Of the division Of thu
county.
Mr.. Chapman hoped the motion to pospon.
,ndelinitly, would not prevail. He maintained that
there had never been more just and equitabl,
clam for n county.
MIR. Tnnslail ain reiterated his objections to Tho
creation OF new county.
After some further remarks from Mr. Crockett
Mr. Pcyion and Mr.. Chapman in favor Of the dl
vision. aud Nj. Stuart against il,
The question was taken on the indefinite post
ponement Of the resolution, and II was decided II
the ntgatvr-ayes 90 noes 63
The House then coucured in the esolution o
u e om,mtIe, and bill accordingly ordered.
Mr.. Drrman offered a resolution. which was a
mended by Mr.. Bolts, aud adopted in the iollowin,
ioim.
RI solrcd, That The Speaker appoint an assis'an
Doork etper to serve during The Illness of the Ser
geint- t-arm' and tha, the First Doorkeeper he re-
CURED 10 do the duties Of Serseant-a dutin
the sane period.
On motion Of Mr.. V,nablc, the House agreed I,
| meet at II O'Clock daily.