Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01

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omyth Mr. Winston and Mr. Coiston. Il Wa,
WITHDRAWN by MIR. Z. who moved so to amend INA
substitute as to give the sureties credit ON m. ;,do
nie"t Tor S4,44S with interest; that sum bsv;n.
oeen included In the judgment by mistake. Mr..
=; u ne was willing 10 60 even further, and
~ "o' 70 the extent of the substitute. (The sub
suite released them from the whole amount r.
manning due on the judgment)
,i' rnotS0n moved TO recommit the bill This
motion was supported by Mr. HoHemou. and op :
$50 iSa" oy ni.: may prevailed, and the ball
W." eon''ni'ted 10 Special Committee, with leave
10 SIT during the sitting OF The Hone 7, va.
''sses'eu tai the time Tor issuing the execution,
was at hand, and it important. if anr rsl;.e
was 10 De granted, that it should be done imms-
diateiy. 'hn'e-
MIR. Saunders called up the enero~sed hin .,
repeal the act incorporating the tru.,ees of ~.
Charity school OF New Kent. The bill wa, re-
Ijecfef, alter few remarks from Mr. Saunders i;
Its lsvor. IA
MY 'i0y offered joint resolution reouestinp
VIC 1ieisuier 10 suspend issuing the Execution a.
sdihs' 'ne sureties OF Jno. Preston for ten davs
Nr. Raves suggested the probability tba, snch
suspension would exonerate the sureiies and NOV
gu 10 Jay .he resolution on the table. Mr.. Nm,
ud not think that suspension in This case ,,nis,
have that effect "ou'o
lie referred 70 decisions of the Cour. of A,n..,.
on this point Mr. Bryce said i, was ~. npp.sas
every day tor the plaintiff TO suspend the ss,in, -
M i execution. Mr.. Witchtr thought there vas.
oe'"eeh the voluntary act Of n plain,iR
anu n soiemn resolution of the Legislature. NJ
1'''eS' Oh L. U. enquired if resolution copli
suspend the operation oil Iaw9 and ,.. :, So
% laying on the table. AIR. Thomson of A.
herst Was about 10 make some remaIk. h.t
speaker declared the discussion OF the m.,i,. -
not /" oder on this motion. The oues,inn 80.
'Hen '"ken' and the bill laid on the table s5 ,oss
'' ofa'"e OF Augusta, obtained leave 10 brin.
m snrTn
PIKE from Staunon y The Warm and Uo, S.;
10 .i'e state road near the eastern bsse of H. n1
leghany. u me Al
MI Edstnston moved unsuccessfuuv for
70 U'ihs In ball, the object OF which waste 80
tao'ish Branch of The ". w. Bant =, ~
burg, in Brooke % "e'is-
sdndry repors OF bills and reso,y,;o,
hlaue nom The Committees; among which wa.
pr on .he subject oil primary schools nr.se,,.,
oy Len. taylor, and ordered TO be print.d
VIZ - o0JoAf made an unsuccessful ruo,;o, fo,
h s 'ipo'n'iheh' OF Committee to enquire i.,ie,
'ne eApeaiency OF providing for the apnon,msn,
Oh TWO commissioners of the Revenu- e. 0
Oouh'y' instead OF the nunber now s,tbox;s.,
MI NC 'IhOiter called up the bill 10 am,
'e 'e's FeiaunS 10 The suing out of writs of sc;,
.'c'"s 10 repeal ie tiers patent. The bill was on
posea py MT. thompson of Amherst, and snr.
ported by Messis. lie JEhoyter, ft;i,;a anu sup,
Nelson, and passed "S anu
ne SPEAKER lad bef re The House letter r,or,
'He Governor, notifying the House. of,ba ...s.
,a"ee OF a. L. upshur Esq. OF the apoin,msn, Is
Judge o! The General Court "
~. 'oh .! WI SfFaEfos:, writ of election
tie House fFV H's place III
lhe Speaker laid before the House ano.b.- .or,-
"'ioh nom the Governor, laying before .hes,
t,'e mem rial, Sc. oil the CLe.aneake and M.
Canal Convention. an oAo
A"5FoSssa 6ilS pdssed-Authorisins tho g.
L. tn
a,,., ~ ,eue 20 Tie u ). the Jurisdiction over
certain 'a"9 on SIN lbs Island for L;ebt Uon.s.
TO amend the several acls rcIaIne ~ sh. ue,
tion of Tobacco TIC ihsIeS-
-" ''if - HS0n's motion, the BIZ concerning
.t,u!' courts Vas comaited 10 the Cowni,,aSs
Tor Friday. % '"s Gay
Genl smyM reported with two sms,dmo,,.
ne OH concerning the su. e les of john pres,on'
'ne .'S' 9nendment WAS rejected. after some dc.
Gus !o"' ana ths second agre ed to- and the bu ar
deEe,i 10 be cngrossed ga Y
me rPeaheT lad before the House the H..
49, ., :" La'idia' commissioner OF the ka
"aNha II o'd IN Navigation; ordered 10 he n,;n,aI
"eso.nilons from the Committee of Claims -.
!es,i anu incurred IN. declaring Reasonable d.
te'' IONS OF NJ. aHupe, ara Of N Crigsby ~
t1ou"o"h' a"d rejecting the petition of ID. w
a b.iI allowing Robin Hood. a ma, ~.
rtjccfcd. eseoho time and
resolution from the Committee rs Con.,
% was read. declaring reasonable the ns,;,;o.
VI Alexander w. Jones, for relief ao,;ns, ~
opsi"'en OF Tie ani,dutlling Oath, and is;d -, ,hs
90 on Inc motion of Mr.. Gordon. Ths no.a LIE
80 "!so report that il is proper TO .ran, 80
~ "' ''oiA'oFs oil the law anterior TO Ian 1900
,,a.,,i I'es''oh % Concurrence with this reco.D.
II on The table was negatived 1'bs $50" 10 lay
question were then commented uro, H. Vi ing
gentlemen, and the House concn,rsa several
committee WIN The
ihe albany Caucus has vanished in sro..
ne ADJOURNED meeting took place on las, We,,nes.
| u'y eVenInS-lS only present! The New W.
american says, hat they were friendlv n g.
Nint'n- ard hey also avov themseIves fis,Ii.
10 Inc General Administration! And il ,his ~
mighty strength OF The Administration .,non,, Il
Si'h'onians! (Ihe members Of the Legislature oe
view tofk amount to about 1907 After nominal
ing Mr.. Stephen Van Rensselaer,, as a csn5ids..
Tor The Senate OF the u. s. by majority ofo ,ha,
aoJouTnsd S"e ne. This abOrtive effort will onIy
ensure 'he reelection Of MIR. Van Buren,.
The Hornet has arrived a, NorfoIL NJ.
gean had landed and gone to Mexicn c,si-
Porter had sent in two prizes; one Of then In
snip, cut out from under the guns of Tho NJ
Castle. S NHOlo
WAsH1NGToH. January 30.-In The Senate
JeS'e'uSy' me consideration Of the Bankrupt Bill
was resumed MIR. Rob ms spoke at consi1e,.
BILE length in support Of The bill The lin va d.
LAID on the table, with the understanding Tho, !,
should be taken M on Wednesday TIE hill g..
The relief oil John Mccartney was fully discus.s,
and rejected. ""'''se"
In the House OF Representatives, yss,erdsv NJ.
Everett offered an amendment TO The ,ssoi,,;o.