Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

and resoictions be laid on The tahlc. ~. said
he was glad that a subject 81 s.ii,inqlv al'ui-
ed In IN the executive communication M the
commencement OF the session, had heun IA
ken up, and that il hat! fallen into ,hr bands
oil Sentemaa, SO able do II .in>slre, aud
whose situation enabled him so wet Ia uidrr-
stand it. ~
The preamble and resolutions were laid on
the table, and On Mr.. Crum3's motion go CO.
pies ordered to be printed for the use ofihe
members
The cngrossed hili concerning the sun e,ies oC John
tres'"n was taken up. read hrd lne aud passed.
nE me following vote, ayes lII, noes O.. This bill
empowers the Treasurer ~ retain In his office t,
execution asninst-ic St,re,ies, w,,o ir ailuwc, -
pay the dcit, icr wlicl they wr,"lou,.. m ,;,ree
equal annual inStalmcn,s. Pow. * pi,,u In tl,e
Treasurer To cnivrre the exception ,c,eo,as, -, l.
OPINION, aud that at the executive, or II that bot,
cauno he con- encd 20 express opinion win th.
concurrence ol the Attorney General the Interest or
ne communicable requires At io he issued a4,d en-
forced There is 10 he no necessity for revival oi
inc Judgment, IN the event ofdcaih or any other c-
eden. The surelics i,nd JOHN Preston himself A..
required within 80 days 10 deposit in the Gcucral
S""rt Ohce release of all errors AT ;iw ana n re-
n"nciaiion OF all right pretcnc.' whatever to carry
'he cause into chmcery, together with an accon-
iance OF the conditions OF the act IL * provided tl,t
the judgment shall bind the real estate or the ,,a.
ucs; ana all alterations thereof are to be held void
until The payment of tie amount of the iudg-
men;. Should an execution he ssucd is 10 onyr;ie
on Tue GOODS chattfs, lands and trnemenls of The
parties, which are expressly made liable therefor
u Is provided that the claims of he s,retics against
John Preston shall not he affected by the bill
REPUBLICAN," in the X. In,eliieenccr denies that
VI! ms nesnn nj the right end OF reform. Instead
o. amending The epihets IN the bible asked why does
not begin ut home, where we have unJ,rltc aurhnr
" TO ntt-lnd correct tie offensive and unLeco,inc
names OF or countless rs kins tneer. ing George
proposed such changes if he had lived nearer t The So
boarij hut IN the western part OF ;hc commonwealth IA
MOI disturbed 10y these appelafions AN ter ,,
however, seriously made several wei mean
rug h'inoer m TIC Legisia ue whose Sen>ihity VAS au
hoyo ny me t1ngfy name OF his county; Lu many pro-
positions Immediately foiowed, change the 1rc r
other ountie in more in les The ueo,
Nenenres OF change were parab,e the injury of
name so small, that the hole scheme 10 the ground
1.-Two assure the Editor Bal imore Morning Cl
icie u't we nave no disposition touch his senSlity'
o unn resaiiiy 10 wound It's feelings. We have too much
Iespec't Tor ourselves, do hesiiae q, add Ton
much respect for his genius, engage in war win rim
skill to qualify us for draw We hlye Ia sare nj
paper lor the las al sufficient stisf, us ion all
conscience LOT lively" month We leg leave
10 he henceor lacoHic in respect n nos
-ihe Residential clecon possible ni us ppo
the 'ier-bnt "6icisnt TO the day Be The esi tseeef"
We finish to-day Mr.. Sergcants speech ia f,,oy cr ,
hahT bi air Sevensons in reply, occuuies nearly n
!ne ineIigencer In small ,yrc and is long TO be
inserted IN this Nc We shall give il place ON rhursn,
Nfn.t5-niM Atornes of the City of n. York have -
,eien INTO an association to give gratis 10 edt tho
OF one poor debtor from goal, il application i
made within twelve months from tlr dacp Their nomf
end residences detailed In the " York paner i,cn
them we obse!ve the Emmett Ip,le, Ioi,,aS
Wheaton, &c. &c. e' ~