Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-11

ici1 shpulu nc predtCated upon me prInClpic
that the evil of slavery is national one, and that
the people, and the States OF this Union, ought
mutually To participate in the duties and bur
thcus of removing it.
Resotced, That his Exccllencv the Governor
be requested TO forward copy of these resolu.
tons to the Executive of each State an the
IN on, resp ,c;ivc.r, with requcs; that they
lay the same before the seve.li legislatures:
aud that his EXce,leacy will also forward like
copy TO each of cur senators and representa-
ive' IN Congress, rcIu sting heir C o 1cration
IN ali national measures, having n tendency 10
effect the same OBJECT embraced therein.
House. OF Ass"NaLY,
De"ea,jer pom, 1924.
These recognised resolution, having been
read, Restored, That the same do pass
BY order of the House.
DAVID JOHNSON, Spueter.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
DecemJej' }0jh, iG2i.
These re-engrossel resolutions having been
read and c. apared in the Council, Re,olved,
That the same do pass.
by order OF the Council.
p. J. STRIKER, r-icc Presr.
SEcRFrsRt's OFFICE,
Trenton, Jaaaa,'y 3is, 1925. {
certify the foregoing to be true copy from
the original on lie in NV office.
DANIEL GOLDMAN.
The bill changing the mode of appointing Insnec-
tors ut Flour, was Supported by MeSsrs Fiuks.
Morton, Turner, aud Hill, and opposed by Mr.
Briggs
This bill proposed 10 " rest from the county,
court of Spot,syvania, the appointment of the In
spector Of Flour Fredericksburg, and To vest it in
the several county Courts of Orange, CuIpcper.
Madison, Fauquier and Spousylvania counties. in
terested in the article of flour.
Nh. BRIGGS attacked the bill with great hunour
and wit,and was replied to at length by Mr.. Speaker
Banks, who left the Chair for that purpose
The bill was further supported by Mr.. Davis,
and passed.-Ayes 81, Noes 90.
WedHeSd1y, Februa7.y Q.
a communication from the Senate: The Senate
have passed the bill entitled can Act CON
corning tue shipment of condemned Aourn-
This bill repeats the prohibition on the shipment
of condemn"d aowr, TO ports within the limits Of
the Union
The Senate have likewise agreed to proceed
on Thursday 10 the election of members of the
| Board of Public Works and commissioners for
the James and jackson Rivers, for the kanawha
Navigation and Turnpike, and for the Cana
through the Slne Ridge.
MIR. YANCY from the Committee of Roads an,
| internal navigation. reported ii Substitute Bil
10 the one before reported, for borrowing ant
appropriatiag - thousand Go!lals, To H.,
prosecution Of the works already Undertake,
on the James and hanawha Rivers
| This i'm, orant bill aut @ i.cs The jams Riy
er company 10 !,orrow d sum of MONEY not ex
cceding ---- thousand dollars, for v iicl no
more tiian per cent shah be given. and s.cTijlI
Gates OF stock be issued b. The Treasurer of tL
Commonwealth. The loan TO be irrc,lccmabl
for 20 years; and 10 tie Pay mcnl ofntcrest on III,
same, and towards the gradual extingui,bmen
of the principal, the State pledges The annu,
sum Of $4,000 from the fund for Internal I'm
| ProyemeRt-the surplus proceeds of the wate
works &c. on the waters of the Canal and FIN
nett tolls of the Canal and Road: in failure of al
which the State further pledges its faith TO I'm
same purposes. The money when borrowed. +,
be appropriated TO the completion of the Jamc
River Canal, from the old Canal TO Mai,len,s A3
venture Falls, the Canal alread, commence,
round the Irish Falls, through the Blue Ridge
an1 the Kanawha road and navigation. In
original bill proposed to borrow $50 900 dollars
but this one was reported in blank.
On motion of Mr.. CoLs1o,;. the bill was q,
dered to lie on the table, and be printed.
Mr.. MAYo offered Resolution, to e'npowe
the Court of Ienrco County to hold its session
in some other place, whilst their Court House
repalring--Leayc was given to bring in a bill [
that effect.
Mr.. WATKINS, ofPrince Edward. in The nam
of his constituents offered the following preambl
and protest, against the law of tlic General CO
vermment, increasing THE TARIFF.
CWant of room excludes it from this paper.l
MIR. TEo1rPsoN, of Fairfax, moved 10 Law tn
preamble and resolution OH the table for the urc,
emf. Agreed to.
! The SPEAKER laid before the House a comm
nication from James Brown Jr. Esq. I'd Audito
enclosing new Tariff of tolls, for the Jam,
River Canal, agreed upon by The Board of Put
lie Works.
| The engrossed bill and ryder, for cncrayin
the Map of Virginia were passed.
ThVsday, Feb. re.
On motion Of Mr.. CABELL, a committee we
app inted To bring III a bill authorizing the Di
NAL swamp Company TO increase their Stock.
RI communication from the Senate: The :,
nate iiayc passed the bills entitled can act
alter the time Of holding the superior court
law for the county OF Northumberland s.tl
act prescribing the mode of selling lands an
lots, vested in tho Literary Fund, for tho nor
f payment of taxes"
Mr.. CoLsroN offered the following resolution
Tha leve be given TO bring in bill. TO AZ
prOpriate tine debt due from the General Cover
ment to the State OF Virginia TO the cndo,vtoer
of academies aud colleges, throughout this cor
J mUnwcatb.
MIR. G. thought this the proper time to appt
pirate tbs fund, as II was likely the claims of III
State wouIl be recognized al this session ,
Congress. The following is the plan suggeste
By flr. COlston for the distribution of this fun,
BE Il enacted yHe Gencral .4Sscalbiy, That,
soou as the money claimed by this commonwealth