Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-06

burg; Loe.s. Sugar. Shepherd, Watts, Dns.y cap.lou
Ns,os Marlin Of Neioa Christian Of kss
Taylor, Duntou, STATION Of Norhaupton Bsye Wrx
W.ra q w NSow:y An%s.os Of N;oway voolfolk
VanoL DuPcy Watkins Of Prince Edward woodhoa.e War,
S.in.. Anne. Temple G.se Of Prince George, Carter
sa .a s nS"i sn. D.nsSs rJ"s. B.ss Cook. G.upp
S"t Csry Keller, Newton, Hupgerford Pr.u Tayenner
Fn.l Smyih Shield Griffin Loyal, foord and Moody
O. IaHr.s% Of h%Gs csss Of
aaer's, Mie Hardy Rnaner, Bland, T,pie,i, ThouP
Mo' TX. sgSn' Dice zn Daniels White, wee.
The question was then put on the 81 Resolution
as follows:
Resofed In like manner, that this General Assembly doe
powei whatever on the part Of the General Gorrnm.u
pIotsc. dppestie manufactured the protection Of
Pse'heJ in the Constitution of Ia. United Stae,-and Also
the oP a,i, Of the act Of Congress. passed May 22
ue' =" ,por generally called the Tariff law viii. ys
,ae VI the proceeds Of The Lbor the
Of The U".d sashc aud 10 ,a, private psaI
me owner for the bsn, of uohe person. not render
and oppressive" '""'''' "'J'''' ""sl''i
Adopted. ayes 1872, noes 80:
ss. Banks Qhs Speaker Rogers af Aeeou,aek
waller, rspp, Hamilton, Irvine Ghoon Payne of Ducliuc
Sh,ie. CITY, k,laId.on Games En, ci.ike Of Chs"er
ne'a ,i fmne' Harrison, Wynn, Bu.eau. C.iIer wrs,
nf
ma s,iisa", DALE II Franklin, oIland Mason Of
SWos Smih OF Gloucester, Page, bryce Wakn, OF
sIs .n as.s, ESsS GSas,
Chapman, Henley, kaby, Pollard . Kms @ esn, Mas y
Ayle, Hall Cann, Mssn Of Lee. AiIs, n a@ w' K
bieush, W,aon Street, Fuk (,ode Of NJ ckienburr
Of Nesea Martin Of Nelson, Chsiii Of Nekeni S.,.d.,
Sunton Situations OF Northampton, Bas,-, Harvey Ward OF
Ton, ws'ki" q Pouhs.an cunp Dupuy, Wa.km. Of pr'ee
Edward Woodhou's, Ward ana. rsmvie R,.e.
Cline cem.n 6stinon Sutn Of Scott bc,eS Ssfi
.m,s', Sss', Cook Trump Of sy, sth, Erpe, billiard
s%nh, S"itia Griffin, Loyal Ruthe,fD ,d and Moody
suI;ouSn tna fhont,sa Of Ani'rrs Clarke ii Augut,
slosIs Ey.e, shr, Mgans, adss aA.an, u sia. S
Nrvis Miller Of Hardy, Gather, Motgan Willis Ruaae'
.ush Newman Watts, Bis.iy, Cspeton Dannp, osr rex
Gr,, rff" IF Norfolk county ray Nelson,
Mon i"shiam tnde;woOi Keller, preni. Tsvenn.1 and
Mr. Nay then offered an adIitionsl resolution.
as an amendment TO the Report, and the same bs
ing under consideration, motion ', a. made n, Al,
F0HdTd of n. W., that the luain question unon
the adoption OF The said Report be now p., aud
determintt in the air niaiiye
Ahe question was then put Ipon the as!op,ion of
the Report, "nddeterminsd in The affirmative
Inc Clerk was Instructed to communicate the
SAID Preamble and Resolutions 10 The Senate. anil
request their concurrence.
And then, on molion of Mr. Mason of 7 and
g. the House adjourned "'''
SosWGay, March 3.--A communication was
received iom the Senate, that they had passed the
bills; imposing taxes for The sunpor, Of .ovsrn
men ITO amend the laws Oh the suhisct of rents
&c; altering and amending the &C, on the subiect
OF marriage &c; Incorporating company II i'm
prove the navigation of The Rivanna river. And
that they had passed with anrndu,.n,.. the Ar,
concerning tees OF GER ain officers and t,ecIarine
Inc mode o. -cha ging the same; concerning the
heirs oil H. X Gillian, decd. These amendments
were ell concurIed in.
MIR. LocFett moved TO resconsider the vo,e re-
Jecing the bill anlhorislng loan Tor internal i'm
provemen's. This motion prevailed, and then Mr.
L. offered substitute sor The bill Droyi,lInp fo,
the rebuilding OF the Gauiey Bridge, the psynen,
OF The existing debts, and regulating The Tolls on
| me kanawha road. In SUI port of the proyisions
oi TINS OH MR. IL explained, in hi- PREDATORY 10
marks the justice and propfeiy of doing what is
| here proposed.
| MIR. may was not unwilling 10 apn.epria;e 4
sum OF money 10 rebuild the bridge; bul - onii no,
create . ioah' he preferred selling scn,e OF The
puoic stocks tor that purpose. The bili was the,
committed.
Mr. ChaInisrS. from tie Special Committee On
the Banks, made report
An enSrosssi bill concerning The tenth ial;~i.l
| circuit, was taken up. Ii provides for ,he APP
poin,"ent OF an additional judge in that circuit
Inc Dill was supported by Messrs Mason
OF Frederick, MeIlhany and CoIs,on, and oppos-d
by Messrs Eppe' and Gholson. M.. Saunders
raiied Tor the ayes aud noes. IL was rejected
ayes 10, noes lOi.
The House proceeded 10 the execution of the
JOINT order OF the day, for the election OF a Judge
OF the General Count in The place of Judge Bar :
bour resigned.
Archibald Bryce Of Gooehland, (not OF III,
DistIict,) was nominated by M,ssrs Watkins
OF Goochland, Harrison, Lockeit, and Thonp.
son of Amherst.
! Isaac IA. Williams of Frederics.burg, mot oil
me Dis'rici,) was nominated bS Messr- Briggs
Neaie, aud General Taylor.
Joseph II. SamusIs of Shenandoah, was notui
mated by Messrs. Almond, EisAron. Nelson.
| Williams, and McWbofer
Richard II. Fled of Culpeper, was nominated
by NIes-fs. HILL, Turner, fmk.. and Bsnk. N,
Speaker, who was called On, and who Quilted m,
| chair for the purpose.
The Ballots stood