Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-13
HOUSE OF Delegates.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, December 1th lS4l
The Speaker announced the following Standing Com.
mittofs ,f the louse:
Pripiicgcs and Eiectons-Nlcssrs Scott Of Fauluer
STROLLER Clark Irving Hopkins, Haskns, Mayo, Haf-
vie and Thomas
Ccioiscf .Jisticc-Mcssrs. Baldwin, Iiollenan Bayy,
Irving Daniel Scott Of Fauqu;er, Taylor Of n IS,
Capcron Holiday Byrd Wallace Of Petersburg Ford
and Wmgfcld.
Scleci; and Coiieges-Mcssrs. Rives Leyburn. Bow
den. Wilson, Boyd. Armstrong, Warren, Kennedy, Me.
Rae Ethemec, Jones of Brooke, Smith Of n, and Kin
ncy.
Prcp. and Grierures-AIcssrs jackson. Ramcy.
Smith. n fiauell. Chcathaln, Orrck. Smith of Ma
& jackson, Maysc, Woods, Banks, Cox Of Braxton
x Lewis, Foster and Tate.
-Mcssrs Holiday, Dcy, Mclaughlin, iner,
Shpnan, Keen. llden, Holloway, Heath, Crawford
Ihomrsyn Moore and Newlin.
Roads md Internal Nirigaton-NIcssrs Toler,
jackson Kinney, Lcybnrn, Watts, Smith of r., Smith
fix, Gocdscn, Daniel Hunter, Mclaughlin, Mullen
and Watkins
Militia I4nc-Ncssrs Watts, Gucrrant Taylor of
Ioudoun, Banks. Davis of Amherst Dabncy and kinch
elo
FYnn,ces-Messrs Dormar. Broad,s, Clark, Erskine,
Wallace of KING George, Lettwich, Vance, kives and
French
Peniicntim.y-N Icssrs. Cox of Chesterfield, Keen
Cowan Newkirk, Davis of Montgomery Jones of Buck
ghaf, and Early
rubfc .7,7l,,7j-Nlessrs Hunter Marshall, Dgges.
Vi incISin. 'alllltl. VI llIldt anu u9Ii
Erecutire EJTendituas- Nlcssrs Stroller Brown Of
P, Davis OF X. y g fltzg aid Ailswor,h, Brown of
W & f., and Scott Of Mccklcnburg.
PuLic .lceoGtts, lst Auditor--Nlessrs. Dabney, Arm
strong, iiden, klddick, Buck, Robbins, and Martin #
2l! .2aatcr's Office Messrs. Byrd, Mitchell, Mo
Ter, Williams Dcskins, Watkins, aud Griegs.
Clerks Ogcc-Nlessrs Nc Rae, Vaughn, Spencer,
Shipnan, Elliott Mcpherson, and Brawner.
Registers ONee-Nlessrs. Brown of P, Urquhars
Morgan, Gatcwo,d, Bowen, Quicn. Martin OF Tyler.
1ieus,ner's .lccom,ts-NIcssrs, VERIFY. Holloway,
scmple, Walker, Thompson, Payne and Wood;
bonds Of F,,Llic QDcers-Mossrs Hopkins, Cox Of
Chesterfield. Aswor,h, Mayo, Edginton, Apperson and
Harrison of Brunswick
Librm7t-Messrs Bayly, Dorman, Wallace of X. g.
Capcrton Wallace Of Petersburg, Irving OF Cumberland
and Davis Of Amherst
.lg7icultme aid Observation-Disclosures. Leyburn.
Cardwell, Kennedy, McCauly, Grimes, Robinson, Hi
ner Woodward, Orrck, Carroll, Clendenin, Woods,
Harrison of Nononaalia.
Enrolled AiNs-NIessrs Cardwcll Winsfed, VII
liams Kinney, Early, Foster, Smith otRockingham,
I,o,aiic .isytms -Messrs. Kinney Bowden, Nit
chcll. Lyon Smith of k Edmunds, Smith of NJ Nayse,
Ycrby. Choatham Urqulart kincholo, and Strother
Ba,lks-Mtssrs. lloeman, Toer, Baldwin, Wood.
Daniel Iaskins, Taylor OF n, Wallace OF petersburg,
Strother Edgiuton, Ilarvc, Ieltwch and Smith OF n
Trade aad Mechanic .hts-Ncssrs t.rskine. fay"e'
Newhrk Goodson, Etherldge, llaTre )eskins, Sainu-
els, " ilson Elliott Grimes, Moore, x Jonesoi orooAe
PETITIONS
Petitions were presented
By Mr. Toer, otCoor5e b. Thurman, for divorce
from his wife, Lucy Ann Thurman.
By Mr.. I'olcr, Of numerous citizens oil iynchouie'
wing for the construction, State account, oi NC
Adamlzod lad from the Tennessee line to some point on
James River.
By Mr.. roler, of Sarah II Robinson praying tor d.
yorce from her husband, J. Robinson
WHEELING BANKS.
Mr. Byrd offered the following resolutions;
Resolred Tina, Committee OF Banks be and they are
ia ascertain whether oil the Banhb
of this Commonwealth which have heretofore been Inc
authorized repositories Of the public revenue, have rcu
,ed 10 receive since the late session OF the General AS
sombly on general deposit the credit OF the treasurer
the Commonweah-suc portion Of said revenue as
has been collected in the paper OF the North N'sefs
Bank of Y lrgnia in that OF the Merchants bahh Vi
Whcelng or any part Of the same-and II So 10 "ha'
extent and the reasons of such refusal And IN that c
vent also what additional legislation any, may be re
qured for the protection OF the public interest.
MIR. JACKSON said that in consequence OF the eNfao
diuary position assumed by the Richmond Banks towards
the Wheeling Banks he felt called upon to state 'has
these latter institutions in good condition as Sun
Others and ready to resume whenever inc o''''-
were. They prepared to resume now, ana nc %s'
ready and willing vote for resumption To-Day i'
had no objection 10 the resolution and iii had not been
offered he should have submitted similar one.
The resolution was agreed to ncm con-
Resorcd, On motion, of Mr.. SMITH OF kanawha 'n''
the Committee Manufactures be instructed to inquire
into the cxpedency Of reducing the price OF the lnspe'
ton Of silt in the kanawho Saines.
On motion Of Nh Hunter, the House adjourned