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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: Also a petition of citizens of the same county, for the establishment of a separate election precinct in said county, at the schoolhouse in the town of Williamsport. And a petition of citizens of the town of 1'arkersburg, asking for the extensinn of the corporate limits of said town. Mr. Wilcox, a petition of citizens of the county of Charles City, for the establishment of a separate election in that county, at the storehouse of E. B. W. Apperson. Ordered, That the said petitions be referred to the committee of propositions and grievances. On motion of Mr. Stovall, Resoh-ed, That the hour of meeting hereafter shall be 12 o'clock, until otherwise ordered. And then, on motion of Mr. Patrick, the house adjourned until tomorrow 12 o'clock. TUESDAY, December 3, 1850. In conformity with the rules of the house, the Speaker announced the following standing committees, viz: A Committee of Privilege and Elections?Messrs. Tomlin, Pendle- ton, Dorman, Duke, Lewis of Hiirrison and Doddridge, McDcarman, Witten, Imboden and Boweock. A (ommittee for Courts of Justice?Messrs. Ferguson, Scott of Fauquier, Strother, Lewis of Brunswick, Campbell of Nottowny, Bar- bour, Southall, Taliaferro, Cocke, Jackson, Speed, Wheeler and Russell. A Committee of Schools and Colleges?Messrs. Burwell, Baskerville, Kilby, Lewis of Harrison and Doddridge, Carter, Patteson, Wells, Newman, Campbell of Smyth, White, Wellman, Montague and Hall. A Committee of Propositions and Grievances?Messrs. Jones, Boy- kin, Neal, Fleming, Carroll, Williams, McCue, Edmundson, Tomp- kins, Damron, Harvey, Dunlap and Horner. A Committee on, Claims?Messrs. Hays, Sturm, Welton, Grcsham, Slump, Howser, Pitman, Hammond, Brooks, McClintic, Dillard of Amherst, Pendleton, and Edwards of Loudoun. A Commi...
