Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
VIRGL.L4 LEGLSL.aTURE.

Tuesday, .Mdrch 9.--Mr Fauntleruy NOV
ed To reconsider the vote, posiponing indef-
niiely, the bill concerning Superior Courts of
Chancery, which was agreed To.
MIR. Bryce then moved to disagree to the
Senate's Sd amendment Ia the bi which
proposed To change, in some respect, the
practice in Courts of Chan .ery relating to d, =
Gre nisi. Nation advocated by hessrs.
Fauntleroy aud Blackburn, and opposed by
Mr.. Taylor-carried. The other amendments
OF the Senate were cOncurred in, and Mr.
Fauntleroy was requested TO return the bill
TO that House.
communication was received from The
Senate, stating, that they had passed the fol-
lowing bills; 1, imposing lakes for the sup
port of u overnment; ., Ia revive the act i'll
corp"rating company to establish turnpike
road from Staunton 10 James river 3, de-
clarns part of the Middle river in Augusl'g
and part of the North river in Rockbridge
pubic highways. And that they had passed
with amendments the following bills l. Ito
amend the several laws concerning the peni-
Tertiary institution Q, prescribing the mode
OF selling lands and lots vested IN the Prrsi
dent aud Directors the Literary Fund for
the Ion-payment of taxes and B. an act appro-
priating the pubic revenue. That they agree
To the resolution for communicating To the
Governor Of Indiana an act passed during the
present session. And that they agree ~ the
amendments proposed by the H. of Dele
gates TO the Senate's amendment to the bill
authorizing lu2n for purposes of internal IN
provement.
The bill on the subject Of the Penitentiary,
with the Senate's amendments were, on Mr
kanhoiph's motion commiited and after
some ;He Nr. Randolph reported the same
win resolution recommending the House
20 agree To all ufihe said amendments. And
We're "A! Id
HE Esd aud the 18th, the latter heing amcndrd.
The Senate'a amendment TO the bill appro-
prla'lng the public revenue was agreed to-
On motion of Mr.. Mason OF iafford, it was
unanimously resolred That the members of
that House return their hanks to Linn Banks
esqr. for the able and impartial manner IN
which be has presided over their deliberations
during the present session.
Mr. Z. JOhnsan of the Senate, informed the
III. of ID. that the Senate had Teceded from their
Sd amendment 10 the bill concerning SUPERB
or courts Of Chaucery-amd that they insisted
on tbeir amendRents To the bill prescribing
the mode of selling lots and lands vested in In
L. and ID. OF the Literary Fund for nun-pay
inent of taxes. Mr.. Palteson of Il. moved
the indefinite pOs,ponement ofthe latter hill.
motion opposed by Messrs Crawford, Black
burn, Morgan and Davis, of Fl. and the House
theu, on motion of Mr.. Colston, resolved to
adhere IN !heir disagreement to The Scnate's
amendments To the same
IPedaesiay, March 1O.--A communication
was received from the Senate that they agree
to the amendment pr0pos~d to their Is h.,
aud that they recede from their esd amendin, nj
to the bill concerning the Penitenliarv And
that they Gdhere 10 their amendments 10 the,
bill prescribing the mode of selling lands and
lots vested in the p and ID. of the L. Fund
f"r unemployment oftaxes. (Which Of course
rejected the 'oill
Sundry enrolled bills we're then signed by
the Speaker And MIR. Sherrard WAS request
ed to inform the Senate that the II. of d.
having finished all the business before it, were
ready To adjourn to the 5lst inst. A message
was immediately received from the Senate hy
Mr.. Z. johnson, that they had also finished
tue business before them, and were ready 10
ddJourn to The last Monday Ia .NouegLer merit.
Mr.. Banks, 1.-THE Speaker) then made an
appropriate valcdictory Address to the House.
AVID they accordingly adjourned about la
O'Clock, on the motion of Mr. Yancey.
FOR THE ENQUIRER
When said that the Washington Republican was e.-
sabiished with the asowsd object supporting Mr. Cal
houn uHder the impression That is paraIity for
him had been declared IL the Prospectus IL has been
long time since read itbut he WILL think bIr
Agg will hardly deny that one Of the principal
corning the course of his paper, indicates diplomatic tai
eDt which really deserves TO be- encouraged far from
wishing disturb the tranquility Of Selexced poet
has left his unhappy country add one freeman
more" ibis landandI shall therefore take good
hereafter how express any curiosity which
he NAV find il troublesome crafty. the rest have
doae that only which every citizen has right To dol
have exercised liberty speaking concerning the no
iitiea conduct Of public Whenever plain infer.
enees which have drawn from ndsputable facts shall be
contrddeed Upon respectable authority shali eheeruy
confess my error. Ihope may prefer Mr. Crawford
without being disposed SANDER his rivals-to detar
from The gaor Of Gen Jackson the integrity OF Mr. Adams
or the abilities Of Mr. Calhoun. say this, however
20 coucnte the forbearance deprecate the ceusur.
Of the good tempered and dignhed Editor The w H.
is not from fear Of his powers reasoning or IT rd
cule that refraa from showing him that he too is mad,
Of peneIrable stuff" Oae would think lha Mr.. gg whom
the popularity oftbe Enquirer
oJfTsa i,sgida str,u,i,qae agitaJaf anptns
would have discovered long ago HAT evecy sentence in IN
columns, with mark If interrogation the end Is no
necessarily written by M Richie my part however
have certainly be dpleased IT the mistake
especially has called forth hurst Of neioly fo,n ~,
enchanted horn Of the Orlando who once celebrate,
in "immoral song the virtues Of Hamilton and fel viii
soft dedication the vanity ofCnton.s
A FRIEND OF NIX. CRAWFORD.
20 your exceency therefore as the statesman of A.
mer ita, whose character exhibits e finest Combination
Of enlightened policy prompt determination AMI
foresight, dedicate tie following canto. and csnno
wihhod the expression OF my hope That distant peri
latitude q public property from tie Chair efLs q. Sfrs;
As M A. co1i - easily transfer his allegiance from
Mr. Clinton 10 Mr. CaiIuon there will be 10 gPrs am ul
" guaranteeing IL from Mr. Calhoun 20 Gen. Jackson
tEditors
The City Council Of Boston are abou, TO request Gen Il
Fay,n, IL not nconycnieot lane ~ that port assuring ho
Of cordial welcome young Virgnian. nj present /,