The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
mo. SO.

! Resolved, That the Executive be instruct
ed to allow Richard Young the sum of ten
dollars, for clearing out the fue of the Chin
ney To the room in which tue COMMITTEES for
cearts OF justice now sit.
! the said resolutions being read n second
unie' were agreed TO BY the House.
Ordered, That the clerk carry the said
resolutions TO the Senate and desire their
conCuTrence.
me following resolutions (which lay on
the taoie) were taken up and read:
- ne committee appointed to bring in
oill 20 aneuu the several laws concerning
rne inspectios CT tobacco. have. according 20
order, had under their consideration seve-
raj petitions to them referred and have
come TO the following Resolutions the re,ipon
l. Resolved, as the opinion of this COM
mittee, nat the petition of sundry inhabi-
tants OF the county of Bedford, Complaining
OF the inconvenience resulting from the at
teno"nce OF number OF men at the differ
eat warehouses, for the purpose of'purchas-
ing tobacco. and praying that the Inspectors
OF tobacco may be directed by law to state in
the face CT the note or manifest the mark.
number, weight, color, quality and o:der of
the -olacco. DC rejected
Resolved, That the memorial of sundry
Proprietors or tobacco warehouses in Rich
mend, Manchester and Petersburg, COM
piaining OF Tue discrimination made between
warehouses built CT wood ard these built OF
oriCk or stone, by an act passed the 3Oth
day OF January, 1901, by which it is provi-
aed' that al warehouses bailt of brick uc,.
stone, and covered with tiles or slate. Shall
DC allowed q paid a rent for the use OF the
sa'"e I'll htty cents to. every hogshead of
tobacco which hereafter shall be receiyed
inspected OF delivered ont of sucii.warebous.
es respectively; and all ware houses buiIr
OF wood shall be allowed and paid the same
rentj lhrty seven and one half of cent
whereof STALL be paid by the inspectors TO
ne prnprietors OF the said warehouses; aud
me balance thereof paid into the public
treasury; )" and praying that the sgslature
may grant such relief as he nature of the
case may require, be rejected
The first resolution being read a second
time. was, on motion ordered to be laid mn
on the table.
The second resolution being read a second
time, was agreed to by the House
"A motion was made, that the House shonld
come to the following preamble and resolu.
ton.
The House of Delegates being sa,isfactoS
Hiy informed, that charges highly disrepuA
'aoie ana cergga,ory from the morat cha\
racter OF Dennis M'Laughiin, ESQ on nj |
lis members, are now in circulation which
IT true, might render him uuwor,hy auv
longer toboid a seat herein & being sol,cit.
on. as we'll to guard its honor, pgo,ec1 It's pri-
wIeses and insure the sounduess offs nm.
1ers' as 9" AVOID hasty, violent or unfouded
decisions which might eyentuate in injury
and oppression TO the accused;
kesoiyrd' therefore That the committee
OF Privileges and Elections, baving giver.
the sad Dennis Mclaughlin reasonable no.
!ice OF their sessions do proceed 10 enquire
into the. truth of those charges, and r1port
thc results to this House and that they, send
Tor papers and persons, II, in me opinion Of
me committee they may be necessary:
And the question being put n acrceinc
thereto. 1t passed in The affirmative
ordered that leave be gwen to bring in a
s o,ll " to amend an act entitled an act, esta-
Manchester and Falling Creek Oh the Rncir
irSham road and that Messrs. Voodinr
Lhedeham, Stanard (of Chesterfeid) Wi,
klnson' Rozset, holland, Archer, (ofPowha-
and bring il the same.