Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

iiltcee in particular mode, aud impose IL ON tho
Chair He was opposed to the amendment, and if ne
gatved he would move TO iii the blank with the wora
Congregational.
Mr. Fitzhughs amendment was rejected.
mir. W"eher then moved To amend by inserting in
the blank, the word Congregational
Mr. Waus moved 10 insert Senatorial.
Mr. Turner called for the ayes and noes, which was
sustained.
Mr.. GOode moved TO lay the resolution on thc ,,b,e
To give time for elaboration -negatived 90 TO lOI
Tho question Mr.. Witchcrs amendment, was
mon taken by ayes and noes and carried follows
AYEs.-.uc5srs. Bunts, (speater.) D,.upmond
Booker n Amci;a, Jeier, EHs, Noel Beasi 7,otter
5oooet, Yancey, Rices Of C.,mp., Hunter, CAVds'
ForFer Of Chr, Gaines. Richardson Of Charlotte
johnson q Ches. BuJoot mn, Turner, Miller OF
Gum. Fitzgerald, lynn Of Din. Boisseau JYyav.
Booker Of u. G. trsha,o Of Esser, Ctilton UaihIce'
SfiHma', Loittnd, Smith IF Giou. Biiiups G,xr
rant BRYCE Iif,ar, 4tt;ason Of HUI Scott (;oo,aH
Uhite 9' Ln. .IaNo, Hsroie, Grtreiy. Dyer, Ho,
ic",d'i, .4ttson IF j. ". Cole Rieta1rison Of j. G.
Pollard y X. s. @. UpNia,o Of, X. & o. Pollard of
W. Gregory, Leiand mi, Ki,abrough, johnson
q Louisa, Street, .UcFarhud q LIN. Elnls, Huda.-
ms, Bratfo", alexander IF Meek. Coode, Segar,
EOoth Coh0oa Murdagh; ucgginsoa Saunders Var
den, Nt1ni"2, Read, Basyc, Hrrdixg, .qaacrson oC
Mo-. J'ncs Of Me-. Dqois H1ooJ3lk, WT.cAer, UaI
TN, otd Miller Of Pow. Dap,lY, .4nderson of = f.
Woo''@se' ITera, 7emsie. Riocs Of q. Carter,
DIdrd, Broicn IF JPar. Tclcton H0,se,jJsd, Shield.
,nay, RHticrtoo,d, Eoody, -l02.
NoEs.---icssrS. GoydoE, Nelson, Persinecr. Ter
,tH' D"ncea, CtarGe. 7n2p, Giren, SiHineton Bog,,
Unrd, .Naier qt Boil .4aac,,soa Of Bot Edringfoa'
Ihornt"Tg, Erc'oh Igtdr IF c. &. Moss, FTshugh
q Fair. linn Of Fur. C,lia,oay Cas,ieaaan. Patk.
Hnl B1nir. ,GcLaughIin u Green. TD,ith oCGreen
spencer q SIeensr!|e, kerchcooi Cal'SGUlon Seq
mom, Hu!ica, Byo,on If I.ryis,s. JPgI,in,as. Nor
gan IPaiis. Smith Of Ken. Dvaba-. Nissan. Oii.nm
Alton Of Lec, .Hc.V'ihua Baad, Ca,mlsa. Einge,s
S'''f5on, EH=cy, Po'cei Of Loud. .UcCulloch Sirb-
L:lg Haits' WHso+, Clpeton, t,fss, Craig, Kent,
Fr"s', Ferrdu, Rinos IF .Fetson, KcHv. McLauehi;n
Of AIch. Parrot, Pittsburgh Of Ohio 7:tna, .4cio,ns,
Jones Of Pen. Dice, .4rbosart Gltil,ad Alien linn
Htc'"e, Tyler Of y ~. .Ngers, DoNeu-e Uhife,
Moore, .N,.h'hon Ctipc, .4icear,Ic' gr RusseH Nc
f',r'1n~ or F1'rs"Ii Mn,fn Morrison Cursor, IoreU
N'aor, Co1f Mcfoy. k,ghrau,, Cieo.nings. Keller
Spencer n Uood, Thremer, Saunders, Stoonger,
Crigsby,-0T.
Mr. Rir"s ftp. C. from the Committee of Priv.
nnd Elections reported upon the letter of Severn f.
Parker Htq. delegate from NorthumDtnn "Th,t
IN The opinion OF the Committee the Office of Attorney
tor the Commonwealth in inferior county courts vns
not lucrative Office under the Conatitu: ioi-;ud
thcr ore that Mr.. Parker entitled to his seat"
Inc House concurred IN opinion with The Commit
ter.
On motion of hEr. 2cy,jV the Committee for Courts
OF Justice were instructed to enquire the expedi-
ency OF chnngInc the tines of holding the Superior
Courts OF Chancery for the Grcenbricr District.
On motion of Mr.. hieggiaSoa the Executive were
requested TO lay their Journals of the last ycar before
the House.
On motion of Mr. Nwda~.rh. the Committee OF
Courts OF Justice instructed to enquire into the
eNpedlcncy OF amending the act Of the last Session on
titled an Get To reduce into the several acts con-
Corning Guardians. Orphans. Infants masters and ap-
prentlces.-Mr. N. stated his object to be to restore
the 2otk section OF the law OF desccns. repealed by
the act of February 1923.
On motion of Mr.. BrUcn of Harrison, so much of
the Governors Message relates the cons ruction
ora Tnrnpike from Winchester to Purkersbure on
the Ohio River, referred to the Committee Of
Roads AMI Navigation.
On motion Of Mr.. Epes. the Committee on hlta
Laws were instructed to enquire into the eXpcdoncy
oil increasing the compensation of persona employed
TO distribute orders concerning the trimming of militia.
On motion Of Mr. tgt-hVgh Of Fairfax, the Com
mittec for Courts of Justice instructed to eu-
qmre into the eXpcdicncy Of providing efcc-
tuai remedy against the charging OF Illegal fees by
Public Officers.
Petitions were presented by MHsSrs. Anderson Of
Bot Xinn, Fatul, Dunbar, Cummings. wilson, Tapp,
Wallace, Spencer o. Wood, Powell of Loudoun, Nc
AIahon.
ON uotion Of Mr. Craig, tie House adjourned.