Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

n MI rinks had objection TO take up The rer., g.
purpose oil re-committncnt, for he wanted new .vi
dence, and the Committee would ,hns he new e',-
0'S %,n II, anu "fiitt TO tire House.
ueriv e vn OF a. regretted that he had voted for
taxing 1,g it up and disposnS of il finally. ''' 'O'
p, nspG,' was take" up and Mr.. Garland moved to
Mr.. Hives Of p. c. hoped /, would no, h..
ted to tue Committee of Privileges ami EI.ctons he
cause hie gentleman from Mathews had tbo,,yIt m,
o'nh,'ee were preudiced against him and Le there
Select Co nmiltce '"0"u oc p"
Mr.. biups hopcdit would be referred to a Select
Mr.. Cary hoped wonld no, be r-fer.ed TO the s :
zee, Comm nee because he believed the iandirg Com
mittee would do him Justice
Mr.. Goo 10 asked whether the gen,Ie,ns, from, M.
ews hai written 10 Gonrester 10 obtain evidence re-
,auve to his being Minister of the Gospel or whether
vas simply rel tive to his license to ,narrya
MT b'lups sail, so many questions were propour.
80; ""u "' nature, to linns so new aud difficult, he
49, 49, h h"s answer them-many were such "a he hal
u-'e' nearu oi-but he could say, that he believed
me evidence he should produce would safety every
ge""em'h "enueheI thought they knew great
ue 'oou '"e Hiethoiisi discipline, when in fact thew
answered. wv W.
MIR Stephenson understood the presiding elder wa.
IN 'own ana ne could satisfy the House if the matter
"as u ieTed, anu therefore, he in favour of the
reference. - "
Mr. Gooe was ready to aui, he wa. no, COW
with tie Methodist discipline, but he pres,,ned tho
tribunal to whom the gentleman had resigned M. ere
dsntals known to him. aud whether he could pro-
u"ee certificate to that effect not also known;
Ibis was all that had been required and If the yens
'iemah di not choose give the inform he was
ready to vote without IL.
Mr. Bayly could not think IL comporteJ with the dig.
my OF ms Rouse TO precpiiae this uu, stion;
though, ongh, to be REFERRED because i, was due t.
me peorle OF Matthews that shoni lie fairly a.cer-
tanrd He thoughtt ought TO be referred the Stand
ing Committee, because they were most con .rt-nt
and would do the gentleman jus.ice.
The report was taken up and ieconmtted.
The House closed their doors for a short time and
the gallery and lobby cleared in consequence Of
conhieniai communication received from the Gov
ernor-Runour says relates to some printed pam
phet oil an Improper compile Mon fcceiv eli nom Boston
AUD adiressed 10 portion OF orr popdiA iion.
MIR Spnriock presented a petition oil Valentine Bioss
dry citizens OF Greenbrisr, PRAYING that the Commi-
.iorer OF the Kanawba Road may be harge eel oni
his Office; and that the next Commissioners be directed
to let out the rosd in precincts that may be the
better kept in observation-disclosures.
On MIR. Harv:e's motion, the Committee for Courts
Of Ju'ce instructed TO inquire into the expcdi-n-
cy OF so amending the laws relating TO insur ectons
TO make them more tfhcient, with leave to report by
bill or otherwise.
And then motion Of Mr.. Gray of Russell, tho
House adjourned till To mn reow, IL O'clock.
YESTERDAY, Comlnuncauon was received from,
me SENATE, stating that they had passed the bills
changing the terms Of Nicholas Superior Court" and
'.Changin: the name Of VIM Critienden AppIeby u
Also with an amendment the bill =. To evive a,ab1
f1cor Grating She tstown in the ccunty of Jeffpes
pa SD Dec. 30.h, ISl6"Iho House agreed to alton,
me nln ent. River
MIR. Rutherford presented a petition Of thy com.
holders Of the ID INK Of Virginia asking renew. along
Ch.rtr OF the Carp ,ration-and Mr.. Mason DIN the
rick presented similar apple alton from the s-they.
the Valey:-which on Mr. Ru her foord's me alive in,
referred to Select Comini tee ITO ae.
Lawson Buroot Esq was re elected Tre,si, tbe.
ohe commonwealth without opposition. vt
a communication was received IL ON the 81 Audit.
enclosing summary statement o. the receipts ard d.
bnr.em n,s OF the james River Company for The las
year-On MIR. Minors motion, il was ordered TO b,
printed.
a communication received from the Auditor q
Public Account, relative TO the amount paid for iobac
co burnt receipts from Inspectors, &c. OF Public War
houses, the expenses, sc. &c-On motion of NJ,
Hives OF Campbell, ordered TO be printed. a
Mr. Kves oil T. q from the Committee Of ., an
ege" Elections, presented Report the .npeJIe,f
bh'urs--snbmitting the evidence Of lie Wis Srated-
presiding Elder OF the James River District oiat thew
tod'st church, Tin which the county of M,dit;on,l
embr ccd) shelving that III. Blups il still a
OF the Gospel-ani the Committee, the re fore ,,.s
that the said H. Billups is consequently entiOock
| seat in the pre-ent II. OF Delegates. re
| An unsuccessful motion was made by Mr.. BilIups.
| Jay the Report on the table ALSO by Mr. ,b.t
son. to postpone il ill Friday next-And then the Re-
solution oil the committee agreed by the House
ayes l59, noes 3.
Mr. Yancey presented petition of Samuel Johns for
p"rmi.si TO sell certain lands:-Nr Cas,eman a ne
ton from sundry citizens OF Frederick for the ncor
poraiion Of Comp my to construct Turnpike ron,
from Berryviie the Shenandoah river at Smoker.
Ferry. Referred.
! On mo ion OF Mr. White of Rockbridge, an engros.
sed bill TO repeal the act TO amend the several acts
concerning the Richmond Dock Company, and for ohe,
purposes, read 81 Time sundry blanks filled and
the bill passed.
I "a good deal Of Debate took place upon this bi-we
have the Report OF il before u.s. but unfortunately we
have not room spare from the important
Of the Convention yesterday. We may give it here
after
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