Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24

| said president aud directors. and not oihsrwi.a
appropriated by Law, there shall be ioaacd by said
vresident and duecoTs, TO the rector visitors of
The uni,ersit, ofVrgiDa. for the purpose OF conple
ING the buildings and making the necessary
fur putting the said university into operation any
winch may be required by The said recier and slors
not exceeding Sky thousand del aFs, interest,"
st per c"ntDHt per To be pad Of the
appropriation heretofore made by aw for the endew.
uient OF Tue said university Provided always. that
nothing herein n,aised shall be
Tue appr' priacns made intended 1" be made, for
the support OF Primary Schools.
Sec 2. Be IL FURTHER enacted. That IL there shall
not be sufficient funds the DISPOSAL Of the piesi
dsnt aud drsctsrs IL make the loan hereby
snS ne 'awiai for the said rector and visitors To bor
row, WITHIN the limit aforesaid from any person, body
petite ot COT oiae, fol- the purposes aforesaid, any
sum "hich tbei mas deem expfdient, at au interest
not exceeding sir per csatxm per axaaa payable ui
oi,he appropriations aforesaid aud t. pledge, for the
resumption of the principal of such loan, the surplus
% Tue SAID appropriation, over aud above ahat may he
necessary to pay the interest upon loans negotiated by
then Aud II shall be lawful Tor any Of the banks
within this commonwealth lend The said rector
anu visitors nron tie terms and conditions herein
cfibet the whole any part of the money which they
are hereby authorized 20 borrow Provided that the
sad rector and visitors shalt be ed
| sivtv thousand dollars.
| ssc Be- further enacted. Tha, the payne nj Of
'ae principal sum of money b.reioore loaned by the
pes'u'ht and directors Of the literary fdnd ~ the
ana Visitors 81 the university sbsi be Deferred,
ne rector and VISITORS frqaire it, Wnii the shall
nsc""e payable pursuant 10 the OF this
l'"ss"ed ho'rsre'' that the interest thereon sLa be
an"aiiy PAID out ~ The appropriation afot c.aid.
,e sia annual apprspria ion made for The endowu
W 'ne university aud above may eressary
oi payment OF the interest the loans already made
10 them, aud the loan or thar ma, be- negotiated
uhdei his act. shalt he the same 4, hereby
,o' 'ne redemption OF the principal sums Ioase6
re "sned Us Aforesaid following manner ia al
10 10 say hrst, for the redeem pnn OF the principal
sum o sans nbieh may he borrowed OF aBy persuu
-. p'uc or toTp"iaie other than the president ana
ci'ect"rS ~ ths literary uri In sich manner a, shall
na.e hesi agreed upnn between The lender aud The said
,e''oi dhJ Visitors aud next for the redemption al
ed of "
saio president and directors in such manner a, The
L-s isatire may hereafter pre,cfbe proriJss M,
h'n IN this act Contained shall he so cnn,irDe as
!" pledge The fa h OF Tins state Ia the paymrnt Of any
Sun. OF sans NJ money ether than he nfy thousand
"o'ais annually appropriated TO tie uGiversiiy
oee >. an acts and varts Of ac,s con;rg within the
OF this act, shall be, aud the are hereby
o ee.1 This act shall commence and be in force
Nun aud AFTER the passing thereof
or. CreeI moved the precious question
"hich was lost, ayes SO, noes Oh.
:, - motion was then made la dispense with
me point of OF der which would, aIleretneir
aer,s'9n on the previnu' motion. have pre-
vented the same subject being Called up on
,ae ,ame day. This motion prevailed and
oI the bill.
Mr.. John b. Christian followed in reply
MI Giifnu followed on The same side la
orpOsiiiou<tO the bili.
Mr Blackburn addressed the House in I'd.
vUr Of The bill
And Mr.. DuLdiidge followed on the same
side.
Much zeal aud eloquence we've displayed
during :his debate. fbe opponents Of the
measure cphiended. iha' the assistance thu.
EXTENDED TO lie Cn!rersity would divert too
mhc" ot the Literary tnnu from its brst and
proper destma ion, The Primary schools , Tor
Tue hr'eht OF those who could not educate
thea'stt es.....tle frlrntis OF the blil OF the
0ther hand, urged that the fund might soon
receive near ) Co 900 hum The u. y. govern
bent NAL II WAS OF Itself CROWN. iuRd
a"d tiiat this sum might he loaned or su.sau-
tced by the Literary Fund without breaking IN
uron The Sis 900 iBnu4Ily appropriated 10 lie
Urinary Sci'uois, There wis great sioGueucr
SHOWN. Tie one aide di,at,D. on tie benei 81.
NE Primary schools aDd by she oiller, on the
advantages promised by the University We
nave no ioom To-day for The details Of the
debate.
When Mr.. Doddridge sat down, MIR. De-
g'aHenied rose TO move the previous QueS-
non, III which lie was supported by The ina-
JoIiiy of the ltonse.
The question was then pui Sial The Lii mss
Great anxiety peisaded the House wi,eu lie.
ayes and noes were taking. Ihe clerk arr
nnnnCed, ayes n, noes 7b-4nd Tie bili was
lost.
Mr.. Loyal then gave notice tia, he shouId
Tomorrow (thIs daS) call for the re-consi,,e.
ration OF The biii-MT. Giiiiiu y i,Leli g., en-.
CURE IL II was IN order, uPuD what gronads
Mr.. Loyal WAS aJont 10 state The Ieaxou
wheo the CHAIR slated that IL was unnecessary
The notice lie had given WAS serleciI, in or
der.
MT. Chamberlayae then moved for leave to
bring in bill, tor giring certain sum TO
finish the bniGingS OF the University lie
preferred ihis III in path of giving to Ioaning
20 III CuiveIsty. IL, aud, ,stood that about
5 10 900 might be received iren the United
States this year. which he should move 10 give
to th. University,
Mr. Blackburn hoped the gentleman from
Heniico would obiIee him by Withdrawing ms
mo'on, as the friends OF the hill wished 10
attempt ITS reconsideration MIR. Chamber
layne assented-aud soon after the House
adjourned.