Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07
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VIRGINIA LEGIsIATIIar

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fhoCEEDINGs OF THE HOUSE OF pEIEcA,,rs
Saturday, March "A communication ,
received from the Senate that they insist on their
'"'ehuheh's 10 the act incorporating Company
make turnpike from Morgantown across the
A'aurei FIJI Mountain TO the Pennsylvania or Ma
ryiand Line IN the direction to Smiihfield &c
Mr. Watts moved to lay the bill on the table ,.;,t
the understanding that it was not tn h. 80, .'
ms session, as 1T would be injurious TO ,boss i,
crested to agree 10 the Sena e's amendment TIA
on the table A''iu
The JoIotcing engrossed bills ,ce,e nossed
concerning Oliver Walker-to reduce into o,,,
y. ae's concerning the recovery of debts due ,h.
M anu .he sale OF land for judgments on behalf
OF the State --authorising the Board of p,LI;.
Works to subscribe for two fiftbs of ,bs .,ooi &c
me Lower Appomattox Companv--ap,bor;s;n,-
JeremiabJ iss of Westmoreland 10 solemniz ,IS
res OF marriage IN the said county -concernin,,
EDWARD Hewis-concerning Moses Green-i,n.
posing taxes Tor the support of government
'iiehoihg the acts prescribing the mode of ascer-
aiS Tue taxable property within the Common
mountaineering lands returned delincuen, TO-
non-payment of taxes concernin. Io,,ar;a. -. o'
! thorised by this Commonw call = annrorr;,,;,,
'''e fooie i'evenue-to amend the laws imnosi,o
'aN on licenses TO merchants and Others TT
amend an act Incorporating the trustees of Aca5e
my IN the town of Abingdon, and for other mr.
poses-i Inc bill upon the subject fixes the tax
$300) III large lows at
The Senate's amendment to tho hi,
pan IN civil cases, was taken up and agreed "a
:, H'SfoSsea ouIs rejecfea-- Concernin, J,r,.s
AUn-'o amend the act incorporating the town
Vi winchester concerning ferries ON the Obi,
river. :" me ohio
MT Garland made report from the Comm;,,s.
ppo'h'eu 10 enquire into The tariff of bills on The
rover section OF the James River Canal NJ
u remarked, that it was not intended 80 -
any Dill; the report was long, and il Wa dss;~.tI
""' ~ shouid De printed and put into the hands &c
members That they might read, and rive !, ,ha,
eo"s'aeranoh II merited Ordered to be nr;ntea
report OF the Committee of Roads and int.
80. 'sa"oh on the petition of certain inhabi
-, 's On Shickahominy river was read and
laid on the table, with the understanding, thu,
not TO he acred on his session. go
ii, PHeher reported bill concerning the t,r;f,
Vi 'oiis on James River, which was read an, 90
dered TO be engrossed--by consent. ~" VI
"a communication was received from the Sen.,a
y Hr. Dade' that hey had passed the preamble and
'ons' declaring certain acts Of oneressu u, con-
s,tutionai, with an smendment to tn, Sd resoIu,;o,
''"' feso ution, as amended, read: Resolves Tt
,ne appropriation OF money by the Cone,.ss rs ~
y. - 70 construct roads and canals in the ST..
D''" q oteto 10 s"ch general system of iutsynor
ntP'0oemsnt, is violation of the cons,,tu,,on ,,
ne words In iaiic constitute the anendmen, NJ b..
Senate. u''eh' OIL 'he
Mr' DTomsocfe moved TO disagree to the amend
hient which he considered gave up the ones,;or
because 1t seemed to admit The no,yer -. ff,o'
10 appropriate money 10 improvements in tho S..
ais. VI w ihuiVidu-
MY .HdTShdH moved the indefinite posroo,ner.
Oh lhe whole subject and called for the aves and
d.".' oh we suggestion of Mr.. Estill he with
'ne can ,or me ayes and noes-but the CALI
Ir
moion iopostpone, MIR. Davis made snseo, ., &c
some length. When he concluded. the nues,;o,'
was taken add the motion failed. ayes 81 noes Ior
"a -, ~ Lr Sc Gaand, Esl, Given Good Of n.,L.I.
Sloan Davis Of Hanover Nev;n '1, Kse, Blair, ZONES
gan, Reynolds Bland, M'Whortef NJ ha1,y /" W Wor-
MaRon Marin My nq hiHey Morton, Siser, Mcrum
cr.fSJ a Ness s Drum@ond Pe,singer, Je,er, Booker
ham, Christian d. Csmpb.I Preso f1eson d Buekins
lamp - ieman ohids, Christian Of G. C. Do,s .ei OF
Dei.'eag Way pits Noel ps,ns III
oaao hin Page OF Gloucester Bryce, curd Wrd'
ds Henley Rulner. Igrwood Pollard Of
oane Ha ,;;im as"n 81 h. g, Pollard of King william
Street Mcfarland Banks Sspease"j Te
sssr Digs, Tary, Goode Of Meeklenburg'
~ ~ Nelson Macon, Saun, Of New Kent n, rs 9
W Di's Of O'snge, Penn, Creiner u;nsy ciii
y1in Of Prince Edward Dn""s. A' Wso atkins OF Powhstan
aie' hye' Harrison Of Prince George C,,t.r ~ D. ~ -
~, Lt...l- o. IT. Cy- Uranium, White. Monfe
100 ~ sL.,age Glue Cowan jesse, Klgort Fulso AnJsr
son Z" Shcnandoah Bare, To,sles IIritrs Bncna
Sury Felyn, DHafd George Ward nj Ts :, mp 81
nge.,on, Cumming, Keil.r fInneerf fd Nc cJ 1uH1
, syShe, Hueii Inya ildrvie Of Richmond c, p %
mr. DTomg0ole's motion them prevailed ood
me House disagreed to the amendment
In shsrt time, Mr.. johnson. of C,bes,s.so15
AM ounced message from the Serate. s,a,;n H.,
hey had receded from their amendment 70 ,be 10
resolution. " ''ie s'iI
1EsTERDAY--A communication Vvas ,oc.i..no
rom ut senate that they had passed the b;Ils
o anne the acts authorsine Iot,erv 70, a. -
,ro 'meHi o. the Qpantieo Creek-and ~ s,naad
ne act 70 incorporate the trustees of an scadsrns
q Abingdon. " d" academy
me e"grossed bill concerning the tariff of ,ors
- the James River Canal being undsr co,e;.,s.
lon' MIR. Haroie moved TO reconsidsr ,ba &c.
Fderne the bill TO be engrossed with The -. 80
educhs the toll on coal. He went into t0Ji
XpIansuon OF the coal trade, and oontendsd ,ha.
ne 'on on coal had been increased 10 an onn,sssi,.
mount, whilst the canal afforded no sdvsn,son 80
ne coli'eis, 10 consequence of The want Of ,,.,e,
one po'nt In The canal. The House re;sc,sd he
'oLon, AID Tie bill was passed.
'ne OIL concerning the inspection Of ,obseco.
... 6ryce and Pafteson of NJ offered s,,t,
flutes Mr.. Bryce's substitute was srne,'S.S -.
! - : e sllsEawI was Or