Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

WIG county 10Y REDUCTION bl ltc TAX on Nldi4lpis
BY Mr. Dornlao from andey Paul the only SUI
wing descendant of Cat, Audlcy Paul, who dls-
tingnshed himself in The French aud ludIdh
Wars. prior to the Revolution. ASKING tot pension.
ION Mr.. DIS notion tins petition was relelted 10
select commute
Souh Hfsttra Rad Rodi
The order ofthc dan WAS resumed. beng the bill
10 provide Tor TIE construction OF Il Ral Road from
the Tennessee line TO New River, and Coz other p0f
poses
The following amendment, offered By Nh Goode.
Provided, That the SAID Railroad. 10 be construct
cd NJ the sole OF lie Siafc shall be commenced
nj the Eastern terminus aud shall not he untrrtaken
before three fhs Of the capual stock of one ol
The Companies incorporated by ihi. act Shall have
been taken by individuals one fifth actually pad,
and the remaining fiilhs secuted to be piid-
and until the said Company shall he orgaulz d, and
shall have commenced their contemplated ljue Of
improvement, beginning At lynohbutg, or Dauvllle,
or Buchanan
With the substitute proposed Ly Mr. Tunsall, be
ing under consideration, Mr.. Sm,u opposed tue a
mendmenl OF Mr. Gopdc. AMI made some remarks
upon the general advantages VI the contemplated i'm
proyemcut.
AT Mr.. Toler's suggestion. Mr.. Tuustall agreed
10 modify his substitute 10 Mr. Goodies amendment,
but eventually IT was restored To It's original lorin a.
f,lows:
BE ii further enacted. That the Road from the
Tennessee line to New River saall commence Al
Its Eastern termination, ard said road shall not be
Commenced until the necessary for the orsanizl
fion Of the several Companies herein Incorporated On
some one OF them. shall have been subscribed and
paid, or secured 10 be raid
Mr.. Goode sustained hls amendment, aud uiced
the proprety OF alheriuc To the w0-dlls prigcipir
lie also replied to some OF the Arguments OF Mr.. stu
art.
Mr.. Stuar, rejoocd. and replied to Nj, Goode's
objections to the point Of commencing tie kall
Road.
The Debate kept up BY Nh, Bayly, WHO was
in favor Of the Eastern terminus; aud Mr.. Crockett
OF Wyihc, who was against IT, and by Mr.. Pe,ton,
who was IN favor of accepting Nh Tuus al's amend
ment as modified by the mover 10 begin The Road
in the East) The question was then taken on the
amendment by way of substitute, aud carried by
strong majority.
The question was then taken on the sncross.
meni Of the bill, aud carried by Ayes aud Noes as
follows AyesGi, noes Sc.
AYEs-Messrs Gilmer, (Speaku) HOLLOWAY.
Cabell. Stuart, Kinney, Cubts, Mitchell. Shanks.
Peyton, Hoffman, Tarr, Thofnhug, Wilson, Servant
Edmonds OFF TidhaN. Waite ,Deshins, Shcratd, h ar
ton, Chapman. Watkins, HAL Of Gray son. Danger
field, White, Seymour, Flo@ers,sArmstroug Bots.
Martin, Tyler, Washington, Smith Of kanawha Coa-
way, Richmond, Farley Smith of Mason & Jaeh
son, Raymond, Dunlap Barnett, O'Fenall, Hodges,
Cunningham, Mcconnell, Voolfolk, Cloud, Meow.
Iuns,ail' Whether, Canol Roberts, Sturm, Rob
ertson, Leyburn, Dorman. Smlh Of Russell, Ctl
benson, Davis, Crockett, of rgzeweu. SieIhen,on
Coodsun, Jackson, Crockett of W-64.
NoEs-Alessrs. Bayly Cooper SouIhall. Nc.
Glintck. Fryalt. Snodglass Merilt, HasLins Kyle.
Flood, Fox. Curbin, Wilcox, Cardwcu, Cox. Ban
fayne, Hale Of FiankliA, Smith OF Gloucester Tn
ner, Edmunds of Halifax Taylor of Halifax. oleIl
Park, Smith OF Isle OF Wight, Reyuol $, Wriphi
Iayloe, Shadwick. Beard, Raney, Anderson, Or.
gain, Banks, Taylor Of NJ. Il NJ, Dorlch, Gooje
Clayton Whitehead, VERIFY, Alexander, Fitzgerald
Mcpherson. May. Gay, ilarris, Radcliffe Pendelor,
Smith OF Rockingham. Thomas, Bare Conn. Ufau
hart. Fiizhugh, Clmke, Prince, Walker-5S
On motion Of Mr.. Beardof Loudoun the Uopsc
came to resolution when they should adjourn To-
day, TO adjourn over till - O'Clock, Tomorrow Ia
give the members of the Convention, (now abon,
to assemble in The Capitol.) opportunity of nslns
the Hall: Aud on Mr.. Mays inotion The House
further determined 10 suspend their Evening SEES
s'ons, Tor yesterday and to-day, for similar pur.
Mr. Ball then moved to modify the general reso-
luton abont Evening Sessions. 50 as 10 SUPPRESSED.
inem Tor Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
winch was carried by ayes and noes, by vote of 60
ayes. aud 10 noes. " W
Dill TO provide FOR further subscripti, ms On The
Par oil the State, 10 The Exchange Bank and Nor,l,j
western Bank OF Virgiria, with the Senate,s amend
ncnts, was considered.
oa motion Of Messrs. May ind Jackson, the 4.