Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06

Stafford, Fariax, Koon,z. MAYO of Henrieo, Ward
OF Noiioway, Cohoon, Chapline, Ta,un, Dnpuy
ives Of Prince George, Walton of Piiis,lyania.
~a,tcr, Caldwell, and Price.
| 10 eramiae he observation-disclosures. Garland
Bradley; Ed"oais billiard, Wilson of Cumberland,
| Mays, Meclin, Snecd, Cnirill, Dan, Neville Gof
! Men, Swift, Neill. Ward of Nouo,vav (;oodson
lOFcral, and Trplett.
10 entaiae Enec,fire Expenditures -lIessrs Bar
hour, Mosre, Carter, Griffin Waller of YorI, Riyes
OF Prince George, Hunserford Goodwin of D;n,y;d
die, Glcavcs, Nelvin, aud Curtis.
. " hodds and f.ernU .tdrisotion. --Messrs Lowell
Garland, Alexander, Har,ie, Wyatt Wethercd, Bur
wen, hast, D"pm,. Everett, Perrin, Cooke Beck
hurh, Motrss of Gloucester. Mccoy, Canirill Mem
ms, George, Davidson, Deashmuu Bukey Bradley.
Jones oil warwick, Loyal, Upshaw, Spoonor, Smiil,
| oil hing and Queen, and Ruiiner.
Ioeramine he Registers OGse-Messrs. White.
| Shen;md, Cohoon, Daushfry, Dunion, Basye, Knight
1e''' ward ct Noitoway, Pa,lcson OF Bucknshaui,
10 era,nipe ne C2erh's OaNe.-NIessrs. Co,ev Uooe
o, Trmce W iilam, Dickenson of Carolire, Velvin
orunp OF Surry, Graves, Wills Hcnslaw. Foster
an Gler Of Stafford Ward Of Cnpercr, and Miller.
Garland, Morris of Hanover Blackburn, Lowell Nor.
rms OF Wood, Muse, WHITE Barbour, Bower, Mno of
Washington, Wayl, LOYAL, Shcrr;,r,I, Bramiam, Mi,
| nor. iiunon, and Shannon
| To enunine TIE Enrolled Bils-Ncssrs Velv;,
Jones oil Warwick, UpslIaw, Allen, Roane, Morriss
o, Gouceste,, Cotton, Taium, Dice, Dughiy, Swift
Mallory OF Brunswick, Braden, HOLMAN, Curic,
4
| or Schools ,ua Colleges-sIessrs. Morris of Ham
over, Loyal, Garland, Bower, Everett, Cooke
trump OF Cumberland, Mayo Of Henrico, Lowell.
Da,' M M%d,son Mallory Of orange Minor Wat
rson.
To erini"e The Treasures accounts, Jointly teiM
committee Of tie Seadte.-Messrs, Loyal, Avlru
Goodwyno OF Dinwidde, Hoffman, Hooe of King
s,eorge, Mason, Carter, Rives of Prince George
"akns Darlington, Harris, wills, Carey and Belts.
4 N 2FlrfU |Ia 1..r.g. 1l-.
Graves Goodson, Dunton, Harvie, Morton, Swan
son, Martemey, Fletcher, Steenbergen, Stration.
Hulson, Cob's, Price Snyder, Henslaw, am, Nc Gov
To erdmiae the bonds Of the officers of eore,zneh.
Messrs. Wayt, Johnson of Chesterfield, Snced. Ross.
| galloway, Walton of Pus,vana Ward OF Princess
anne, Brown OF Brooke, Kirby, Morgan, Wood and
On MIR. Whites motion, Ordered That Calthorp
Howard he appointed Clerk TO the committee for
courts OF Justice Edmund Pendlelon clerk to the
Gomn'ttee OF propositions and grievances Peyton
Dicw clerk To the committee oil roads and Internal
navigation, aud Charles Barrett clerk TO the commit
| tees oi privileges and elections, and claims
The Speaker laid before the House the fol-
lowing Communication from the Governor:
/ Tuesday, December 4, 1921.
i SIR have the honor to enclose 10 you a Memo
rial OF the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council
oil the city OF Washington in the District of Columbia
aguressed to the Senate and House OF Delegates OF
snSihii, winch has been transmitted me by the
mayor, Samuel n. Smaliwood Esq. with the reques,
that would ask the favor of you to lay it before The
House OF Delegates. have the honor to he sir vour
most mos 9hedleni servant, TIL M. RANDOLPH.
Ihe Honorable He Speaker
| Of Tie House IF Delegates
| 1he memorial communicated was also read
describing in animated terms the rapid growth
OF tho City of Washington, which has scarce
4 ~ any parallel except in the City of ST. Pc
iersbur5il-thc service which its inhabitants
have occasionally rendered to the citizens OF
Nlrginia-theIr anxiety To establish certain
rnst n
had calculated to receive towards that object
from certain Ioiteries--how that object had
been retarded by Virginia's preventing the
sale OF the tickets, and this refusal being CON
nfmed by the decision of ihc Supreme Court,
10 asull I'D which the corporation of Washing
ton iiad no concern:-fnally, they pray the
passage of an act, authorizing the sale with
IN the state of Virginia of tickets in such LOT
terles as have been, or may be authorized foi
pubic purposes In the city of Washington ; ol
at least, To put them on the same footing "A:
lotteries authorized by the laws of this Com
monwealth.-Aiter "A few remarks from
Messrs. White and Blackburn in favor of re-
ierrlng the memorial for consideration: il was
referred To the committee for courts of JUS
tice.
, Inc annual communications from the uC.i
o Ter and treasurer were received-the latter
was not taken up and read The former will
4 the documents was ordered to be printed-an,
" is as follows:
auditors Office, Sd December, 1921
. DIR II have the honor transmit TO the Jegis
d laiure statements marked No. 8. o she wing the
V mount oil public monies received and dis,ursed by IN
reasuicr for the fiscal year ending the JOtli Scpiem
If per Fast by these documents it will appear, that
the LIST OF October there Il balance in the Treas,
) ny OF l4O729 80 but OF this sum IL is poper
remark that only So, 1874 81 cents is applicable to I'll
ordinary revenue, and that the residue pertains to in
), Literary tund, and the Fund for Internal Improve
ment. by the statement No. l, the Legislature wi
i perceive what progress have been enabled to max
d III te collection oil arreaTages of revenue. OF the SUI
C OF 5000 62 received into the Treasury upwaGt
louUV, is on the account of balances due prior
4 i6i9, Tor a series of years far back as 1900
l also transmit herewith estimate numbered 4
OF me expenses of the commonwealth, and of ii
proabie receipts into the Treasury during The yea
" ending the Both September 1892 Notvtlstandi,
Y, reduction OF % per cent in the land and proper
tax, II is calculated that the LIST October next the
VIII ne IN me Treasury after defraying the cure
e charges oil government, ut least The sum of S45 ~
a. When II Is recoliected that this estimate is G
elusive oil any monies which may be recovered fro
the former Treasurer and his securities aud il it
p wise independent of the large arrears due from Il
County OF Norfolk, il is subject of congratulate,
that the finances OF the state are in so prosperous a co
diuon IL will be perceived by the estimate of e
penditures, that have omitted the usual apnrnnri
E ton for the purchase ofraw materials for die use
the PenItenary, whilst il is conjectmred that 4, s
n more than sufficient to defray the internal clare
"no oncers salaries VIII he received from the ms
VI tuition The law OF the last session places the ma
rs agement Gifts fiscal concerns upon new footing al
TO contemplates that its operations shall be carried
In without the ceremony Of passing lis funds through
=. Treasury.
~ have estimated that the expenscs of the mill
establishment will exceed the appropriations here
Ut lore usually made in consequence of the ncreas
le compensation allowed 10 clerks and musicians a
The revenue arising from militia fines NAV he expe
ted to decrease in still greater ratio by reason
w the reduction in the number of musters
e, The taxes accruing the LIST of November last q
winch form part OF the receipts for the current
LnAI. iLl.