Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-23
Ciralula Ee0iSlasurr.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TauRsDAr, Fee. rs, IL

r.sastica; bGl he did nst know that the ad5p'ion
would shaTt.n The -.
Mr. Edalusls ii H. hnpod the resolution ,ull be
agreed 70. ueless tilas Tor adjournment was hSes,
HE session would be prlea-ed. The House cond gel
,trsa-A the business by LIS 6a Il March. as easily as
b. thu 9ih 81 1als.
Mr.. Mariia was opp sci u he notwithstanding
had h-en no vet aad IL did wish 10 mesi hs con
.siiseuts, until something had been done. lie moved
l.y the loti,i on tie tssle-
Nj Randolph gave his experience OF such resolutions;
sad ihlught GOOD never Of them. More Tine vas
wasted in discussing then. tan was saved by adopting
tam.
Mr.. Eamaals ala net ears "a ihe experience Of The
e,ais,aea ff,an ihemare He hricsc ed tho rnsouiIgn
sasht 10 BE- adopted and tia, allowed alnps ,'nc flr
eysnpriins the hasincS, he,orc the llousc.
Mr., Hopkins called tn Pfesioas question. which vas
sustained.
The IIaase ratasal = lay The resolution the table
ayes "a noes Il.
M. Freezer believed tia, By fixing day to adjourn
the bushes w5alI be urged fmwsfd mure rapidly and,
iaerelore he shaaId votr Tor the resolution.
Nj. Waite of K cll,idre. reiaara,sl TIA, his expert
Of saeh res ullons was pretty much tho same as
that Of The grltla inu Abemare: that They did NOT
shorten the sessions. But he hoped tins would Prove
,scepn and that hafc. he should vote for it. lie
did nai believe ,aat sny hing good To he done b,
ahis Lrg;slalafe -anI II did mol matter much when It
adiearued 1scra sas aase parliament IN England
called the Rlm7 Parliament, aud It might be that thus
would We called the ignp I.-gislaiura.
Mr. Leake, Of GJyealand called the qnesonor
iereJ.
Tee resolution was adapted sYes So, noes H.
Bus pa'sea.
The following ensrossed bill, were reads thrd time
and passed;
To amend the act entitled IAN act To incorporate
ika town Of Daaylle in the county o P.usylvanIa.'
10 am.ud the ar: entitled Fan act reducing mo one
The several prescribing the mode Of ascorlanng the
taxable pfprtiy wlihin the commonwealth aud hr col
leciaI the pB5lIc rrvrbue.'
Eyieeding ihecnd.f5rs and restrictions imposed On
country merchass retailing ardent sprIls to merchants
Teaillng the within incorp1nted uwns.
Tuauhorzsa Loan 10 Emory AMI ileary College
from the unasesel capital Of tae Literary Fund.
The Inspection Loe
The bin to repeal the Inspection Law coming up IN
its second fnadn,,
Mir William, was opposed 10 the second readi " bc
caase he opposed 10 the printing Of The bill. lie
therefore moved J., by II on the table.
Mr.. Worihnsrn thought II bat respectful that the
hni-whlch wss brooeht iorwan al the instance OF
large number Il respectable eluzen--=te printed.
Mr.. B0wden stated lhat TINS bill was introduced in
consequence olhe Of ms constituents. Who
large slave holders, aud deeply interested IN the
roleciian n slaves 1hc gentlemen from Shenandoah
lie trusted the serand feajag aud printing would not bt
refused. lie appealed the Democracy.
Nj. ieske. Of A., opposed II The repeal oi thn
INSPECTION Law but he IN hv0rof pdut0g. 1hsl
was The common aad respectful H., deprecated
the eaurse o5 often orsucd here of attacking bills
eTy rssd.rg ASH cal q S,asao
Mr.. Williams Mas opposed toihe SECOND reading, be.
cause New f0rk acnag upon the Jury Law
aud lhis tousc unaht h axe action. unul Nav York
has acted. IL reply to Mr. Bow.len's appeal Ia tn
bsnocrley he said, that he Democracy ought 10 adhere
u the iospector Lawhey passed 1t, and they ought
10 siaHd hg 81.
Mr I.eaBr Was Sc moch pepocrat as any man. but
he entered hs lfs,st against nucctng every question
with party Tvs tad n1ne-anl ought - have none.
Nj, HcRae ana Mr.. Anderson also opposed the mo
ton 10 lay na lie lahi"
Tho nt,iiaa llod. without digson--aad the bill
S.s fcS3 second tlMe.
Resolution,
ny Air Sock,ou--Il,at the Committee Of Roads in
auiro nil the cypediency Of extending tie time tr the
completion ii the Giles, Tsyrlte and kanawha Fun
pike; aud q. authorizing subscription On The part oil hn
STATE n he st9'A u sud Company, and al o anlhor
znr said camnany IL Isniaale their said road at the
Red Sulphur sprlnqs ii Monroe county, instead Of
Giles Court house,
Hy Mr.. Parks. Of citizens uf kanaN ia N Je'aaon 10
The navigation OF kananha River
Sir161s Commission
The report Of tho Committee of Courts NJ 1nsice @.
osrng ieerpc}icm 10 provide that the Sheniis
mission On executions, firth coming bonds shall be
n,iy hall what It Is now and that the aweefs lee fl
motion m trh coming bonds be abolished, coming up
e@,edient.
AIR, Carter thought This might be the last orpoguni.
~ TOR eNirg any relief 10 the people this session. and
'ne prupi>ltion Just and reasonable that he hoped
" would be supported by general of hr Innse-
''entlemen need MT fear that hy reducing sheriff
niss0n the Presidential election in 81 would be alice
iei bv il.
Mr.. VERIFY very warmly supported tho motion to
mend Il would save Ia the people more than enough
70 pay half the revenue for the year.
Mr.. Powell, Of r.. would have the report Of tho Com
mltiee reversed. Bun he would prefer that provision be
made that execution shall issue wiho; motion, irlh
crrnine boudsond that the shef,fs have but ST OF
Commissioners
Mr.. Brown Of p could support tho molIon to
mend, IA It's present finn II Just abolish the
sewers ice. and still require the notion. lie would 81
yer The law IN this eesper-and dispense with that
i'on lie however. weald muvc to recommii. with IN
ssuctions to bring in bill reducing sheIns' commits
sras on syrthcDming bonds - , per cent
N. CTI.S would vote ag.hst reversing any report of
i've COMMITTEES. il the House l. 10 adjourn on fixed
day. Ina effect will be thar great many important
bills viii be list
Mt. Bile vas oPaJsoi 10 reGo imminent. lie wanted
adlreci vote.
Ar. 6aillhrr against I'll aneniments which
went 10 blk the main question. Tic for repcrsg
the report ii the Committee declare il erpedi.
ei! to reduce the Commission Erhe lming bonds
lie considered .he cnlss on such proceedings enormous
and the inllgea'e granted To the debtor deusary and
oppressive instead Il beneficial. He enlarged upon the
evils aecrung under Ne sysem-and considered it the
DUTY Of the Legislature 10 gran; at least this small relief
II M other. before the ,.vurnment For himself. he
would moi have the hardho5d 10 face the people, and sa
he had aided in doing nothing tunng the hundred DAYS