Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
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HOUSE On DELEiArIy;

S1@@ dA MIA LIG1SLApURG
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
1huTSddy, .March s. "A commemorative,
received from he Senate that hey hid n ,.s.l IN.
DIPS providing for rebuilding Gauev b,idra and
'"e payment oi existing Contracts -aIt.rin, tbs
s'",eu mtr'inss OF the Visitors OF The University
anu 'Oi U,!er purpose authorship thu enla pc.
inrn' Sho'kos warehouse IN Richmond -aurh,,r
isins he Dresden and Directors OF the LITERARY
ru"h 20 grant the privilege t. persons who bavs
borrowed money VI that Flu a. co. paw in.,alre,,
fh't hey had passed :, i,h an endmen,s h.. A.
moij niil ihe' amendments were concurred i,
- u nat hey had fejec ed the bills r-peaIins the
| a'' e>'"n! sang he KIN. viii IN Asylum for h.
OF -s""cerhnS Lot efe' & or other purposes:
and o anne h 'c concernns public roads
MI Fdtte'Gn-m d, an Unsuccessful motion IN
nave he 0pi IONS ol 'lessrs Stanard amt Leigh
o" ne question concerning the Banks inss,,sd m
he Journal ''' u"
An e"Srossed bill to confirm law Passed h,
HiHyIand, to Incorporate the Fillmore and Ohio
i'aii hosd Company was read 3 time & DnsseJ
10y ay's and noes Ayes 1872, Noes 6 ls,1ss,
gen ~ pa 9 d the Sena'-)
Oh WI. L0y"H's motion, the Committee Of FL,
nance were disch"sed from the further consiJe.
FS'icn oil the resolutions, Iastrurtins them =, e,
quIe into the expeiency OF ch4nein,, ,hs Iaa,
imposing a AK on houses 81 private entertainment
20 a. TO Tax such houses in proportion IN tho an
hia fenl and reierfing the trea~ur.r's corr,u
NC anon Proposing an annual tax on the vrnde,s
o loueIy iicke's
seve'ai bill were ordered to he engrossed: and
the Speaker signed sundry enrolled bills.
YESTERDAY A communication vaa ,a..,,,a i,
from he Senate, that they had passed the bills
| moo pofailng company to construct a turpnike
ioau across the warm @pr!hg noun ain: e-ablishjno
, CERTAIN Inspection. OF flour and indian meal. an7
PfoI Rating tie public revenue; 10 .Iter mi
amend an act ah'horiZng ip.teIy for tie improve
meat OF ne Navigation of Quantice Creek in the
counts OF Punce William; concerning the Snick-
ef' SaP turnpike Company; and concerning NJ
al. Rice and his securities: Thai they had no.sed
with amendm'nis, the bills incorporating com
pahy TO establish turnpike road from S,auuto,
10 'ls AHeshany mouht,o; Providing for IN.
publication and sale Of the Map of Virginia. .o,bn
rising representatives. TO susia IN or revive ,c,,on
tn certain eases of Irespas-; making further pro.
vision TOR the preservation of Iubllc records All
'"e ah'eho"eh'' 10 these bills were CONQUERED in,
Mr.. Briggs ffered the following:
ReS0ired unanimously. That The thanh. If mi
House be given TO Linn Banks. csqr. for the sba
and impartial manner in which he has d,scbargsJ
the ardous duties OF lis Speaker during the
session.
The question was taken; ayes 80, noe, 3. 4
quorum beng obained, the word unanimon.iv, wa
| then stricken ou.
| Mr. Ship moved to strike out able and imn,r
haI Tins motion produced some COW ersation j.,
which M-ssr.. Briggs, Cols,on. Pattesnn III.
! " hIie George, and Rives of Prince G.orye ,,ok
| part VI these gentlemen, Mr. , 'oI.ton oIona a.,
pressed The least Dissatisfaction a, the .oo,, 5
'ne SPeaSe' ne had ALWAYS voted for similar
resolutions al ioTneT sessions; but at the present
he was not so well pleased with the Sneakers j.,
| PaTt'aihy. The other gentlemen had served Iono
Il lar ar.I l..I
with the very able and impartial manne, in which
ne had performed his duties They had mn, s.sn
any hing az this session which they tLo,ybt a.
least Objectionable; or which should prey.n, any
gentleman ffom cordially voting for he resoln,inn
motion made by Mr. Davis of n. 10 Law nm
The table was nesaiived Mr.. Ships motion was
also nesaivel AID then the resolution was
adopted; only voting in the negative
Mr.. PdftesOt ofered resolution ex,,sssi,o
OF the appreciation ofthe House of The maoner
~ which George w. Munford had discharged the
duties OF Clerk. Mr.. C0ksfOn expressed his cordial
appreciation Of the conduct Of the Clerk; bu, sucb
resolution was unusal, and he was unwilling 70
establish custom OF expressing the thanks OF The
House TO IT'S officers
Gen IdyfoT took the same viey of the subject
expressing at The same time his entire. anDro-
baoo Of Inc ability, isdustry and poliepes. Of The
Clerk H. thought no man could have uereor,osd
the duties beuer But hoped the resolution you'd
be Withdrawn.
Nh Patteson remarked, that the resolution bad
drawn ioth he testimonial OF APPRECIATION desired
and withdrew The resolution.
Alera recess, two Other communica,ioos Vvere
received from the Senate, that they had passed
the bills reea-jDg 10 the children OF Geo-es Carson
uaci Oh l2nd whereof lie died seised -incorro
/ rating company 10 open and improve the nayi.
CATION oil Chickahominy river -anI concernine
) nm Is. Richardson and that they had passed
with amendments, q bill concerning the town Of
! Wheelng, IN Ohio. These amendments were
concured IN The Senate agreed to the Preamble
and Hesoluiions, directing the principal Engineer
| 10 survey James and Jackson's rivers. with
amendments. Mr.. COUdH made an unsuccessful
mo ION Indefinitely 70 postpone this Preamble and
Resolutions. The Senate's amendments were then
cCncuued IN.
NJ Briggs presented report from the Com
mitiee appointed 10 enquire INTO the condition Of
the Banks Laid on the table.
After The Speaker had signed sunJry enrolled
bills, and the interchange Of the usual messages
l between The two houses, by lir. Paueson from
| the III Of ID. and MIR. C,bell from the Senate. the
I House adjourned to the 3lst March.
/ The Speaker then and delivered an slTectjno
valedie!oTy 10 The House, and is members sspa.
rated