Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

ion: Rssolved Ths, The comntss for Coasts Of Jus.
ce be Instructed TO enquire into the expedency OF 90
Acnu'hg tne law concerning executions, as 70 suhc-
rize Constables, when disputes shall arise
the right Of property on which execution. shall bav
been levied by them, TO take bonds Of .muty SC
bnt THIS Resolution was rejected. ayes SO, noes 81
On moiion OF MIR. WILSON Of Cumberland, the fol.
lowing Revolution was adopted: Resolved by the Cen.
eral Assembly, that the Bomd of Public w, TX. b. in.
sructeu 10 enquire ia'o the eSp"diency OF drectinY
the Principal Engineer when he .haiI hav. cuuI.te,,
me y: wy OF ro"'e Tor road Gom PAik-rsl urg, ut
the mouth Of the Ii IT, kanawhs river by wsy OF
Clarksburg. Ron ney, aud Msitinsburyh 10 She
Town on the p'tom@c nver or some other point sfnr-
section with the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal; to .u,.
vey route Tor road from Romney, one of the pop,.
In said route, in the convenient and .b,.
direction TO Rapers Ferry in the county of
and to report the probable expense OF road from Park
er.burgh to that place"
On MIR. JAMES, motion the following II .soIut ion
was adopted: "Resolved thai leave be given to b IN
oi' 10 incorporate Company for the purp,.e OF con.
s""cung j u'npke road from Thornton's Gap i'm the
grsta"
The following Engrossed Bills were read a third
ume and passed, viz iii "io authorize the Ex-cu.
1--WE oil the Commonwesl TO arm IN. Militia OF the
zis Brigade. or any portion o(h. gave rise 10
some tie debate between Mr. Fisher in support Of the
oi anu Mr. FiHks in opposition, turning upon the nom
whether Il was expedent. on account OF the coorsd
population, 10 put arms into the hands of the citizen. OH
tho Eastern ShCr,)-a bill rporatiny Co,np,nv
to construct Turnpike road from tn. Eastern side n,
inc arm Spring Mountain TO Harrisonburg. in the
county oil Rockingham"-"to suthors. three separate
Elections in the county OF Acknowledging authorize
the raising. by way Of Lottery, sum Of money for
completing the road from Stauntop to Parkersburr"-
Ut provides for the raising OF $4,000 by way of Lot,
trry)-Also, bills "to incorporate the vireiujA and
worm Carolina Transportation Company"-''to an,ho-
rise Lottery Tor the benefit Of the Petersburg Benz
VIOLENT Mechanic ASCOT alton. "-(A sum not ex
creeding Ten Thou.and Dollars to he raised.-
Mr. Robertson spoke In favor OF the Bill he re- all an
extract from the Decarai IN which was made after IN
Incorporation OF the Society," staring, in the for ci-
BILE terms, its philanthropic otject.-He stated tina,
the great end they hal in view, was TO raise and edu
cate me helpless children of insoiveni mechn g. and
mat there were. at this moment from 40 to 80 chill
drrn, who stood in need Of the assi.ance Of hi. he
nevoent Soce,ythe ntention of thi. lottery wa. 10
build School.housr, TO purchase Library aud se-
cure other iac,i,s Tor that purpose y -" Es,ab.hirg
in.pe on' OF tsbacco and )ur. the town of S,,is
vile, in the county Of Albemare 80 bill in aid OF
statute CT Louian' relative to the Introduction oil
Slaves into that State" (It au;borses the CLERKS a.
Courts to issue Certificate. Of 20 vi cha c,er IN al va
who are carried into Loui.iana,--either by emf.
g'ahs tolng mere TO settle, or by puich VIII,
cary hem ior sale-The o'ject OF the hill wa ex
pIalned by MIR. Garland Of Nelson who 81 te
that the Clerks are, pre-ent, unwilling to attach The
seal TO any paper, except il be OF judicial cha ra cter
and that The bill provided for that omission; and tina, /,
might b. the meanso Bringing i'm a handsome revenue
into the State Treasury -" bill attaching the coun.
~ Of Charlotte to the Sixth Judicial Circuit 80 To
authorize the Common Council Of I.ynchburg 10 raise
a sum OF money by lottery" (Mr. Rives OF Camp
town with water, both Tor the drink Of the Citizens and
Tor the extinction OF fires by the aid Of ale,ervor
lie stated, that the Common Council had already ex
pende upwards OF S50,OOO for h. purpose and tina,
il was desirable to fill the blank in the bin with sum
no, exceeding Forty Thousand Doars-that the 8 a.e
had direct interest in the object having aIre ,dy
seven Tobacco arehouses, for the NJ ~
bacco, in which the Safe was responsible "A bin.
Fixing the allowances Of the officers OF the Court Of
Appcss"-(The first Hank of the bill for aIIo,ving
compensation to the Clerk for his pub ic services.
was h'isd on MIR. Atkis.on's mott IN wi h SS33 tia
blanks "a to the Cr'i's and Tips,sfs comyepsa,ior
were h'ied with So Tor every days attendance on t,s
court. me bill was supported by Mes.r. Atkisson
oil Isle OF Wight and Miller; and opposed in a vsrv
lew explanatory remarks from Mr.. Williams OF Henri
ce-and passed by ayes and noes; Ayes 1856 Noes II1
"A bill "to auhorse the raising Of money hy lottery
for The ben. TIT OF Mount Sidney in the county of An
gasta (Ihs sun TO be raised not TO exceed $500 for
building market.house and town hail IA bill add
ing part OF the counties Of Ksnawha and Cabe,I 10
the county OF Logan" utborising a change in H.
location OF the kanawha TURNPIKE Road"-"Incor
pora'ns Company to crn.truct a Turnpik. Rosd
from the Bloomrey Gap to Smithfeld or a point within
Two miles 'h-rsot-and "A bill to incorporate the
Trustees Of Randolph Macon College"
This bill gave rise to some drbate-Mr C,b.I
wished in the fist instance TO Law it upon the table
upon the ground hat from the persons named as Tru.
tees, he had some apprehension il was intended 20
tablsh d Theological Institution
Mr. GoopE rose TO disayow any such deslpn-He
stated that the bill did II embrace apy rbeo,oy;c,
at ALLIE declared that he wa. ,rfecty
willing to attach Ryder 10 the bill which went n
prohibit he establishment Of any such School.
MIR. CABELL withdrew hi, motion for LAYING On tbs
table. 'S W. WIG
Mr.. RrvEs of Pr. George rose to ask whether there
was single Minister Of The .pel named a. Trus
tee who was not Of particular denomination of chris
Hans; and whether majority OF the Trustees re no
OF that persuasion, Ohe Meibodisis)
MIR. GooDE replied, that without pretend;.s 10 know
The aiih oil all the Trustees he would say that several
OF them belonged TO different persu i.ion-and n.
'p' cihed several OF erent character soma belong
ing to the Episcopal Church)
MIR. MILLER replied TO remark of NJ C. .beII as
to Hampton Sydn' College, stating that there was no
Theological School b.long to that Seminary nor In
any way attached 10 il.
Mr.. CABELL said he had already corrected his re-
marx by describing ii being Theological Sc booI
IN the neighbourhood Of HsIppden Sydney Mr. Mil
Ter affirmed that there sort of ction be-
TIVE en- them.
MIR RoBERTsoN wished to lay the bill on the fable
Tor the purpose Of looking into its provisions
Out he subsequently Withdrew give Mr. Al.
ksson oil the j. OF w. an oppo tunity Of submitting
WIN view Of removing all objections, the following
section by say OF Ryder:
And be i'futher enacted, that nothing herein con
sined shall be construed at any time to autboriz
he Establishment Of Theoogi cai Profsssor.hp in the
,aid College. " VIZ
Mr. SCoTr said he could not vote for anv In .,itu
ton. where the majority Of the Trustees were Of on,
particular Church; the i'll effects OF which he had sc on
in Other Institutions He wed the motion to law on
The table,
Mr. ATKIssoN hoped the gentleman from Halifax
would hrst permit the Ryder g. he read I'd time