Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

,esnog 'e~std' every man In my prefes.ien-bufI
declare had rather hear an impu,siiou thrown u,oa
the BAR than upon The Justices OF the Par. nj VIZ,
nia-so well do 4 know, and 40 hi, bIv 40 7 s..,s
their collective worth. pf''@"E'
Mr. Williams Of Harrison. having addressed the Hou,.
twice on a. motion. asked l-s,e to tep,,-wh;.h b..
ing granted. he said, that the gsn,em,n OVER he W.
(hr. B'oi.sy) and the gentlemen FROM Hsn,ic, hi
scarcely been jus, to his tno'on hi. srsu.,.n, n,
naa no ID at 'onsiie ing u'oiyercy c,n, E,t
| ne u'd ihiak II might drqleiv an indvidua tom
! &c wig % wss'-''ai-, sDd " IL would be any
| "e"n 70 M tsehoss Of the geutrin n. he should
ASy oiii thai might be bought IN on ihis snhi.e,
rs, wheo'venry W. not IN tae eye OF the law chine.
inui oil the insolvency OF he Jn-,icr .n ,od,yi!usl
ought 10 be forced TO lay N I'll s-.k. in orr, 10
on'a'n rom distance Of l61 mls,. writ A boL,a,
corpus wthjpt redress for his jepg,varoo q, "a ,bt.
lie would put II TO the Housr whether. snhou,h n.
insolvency OF The nsgitrae was no crime i, MA M,
u'quahnc"'cn in it.el; and he would submit IL 10 tbs
gentleman who remembered so many iart. wh-,,.r.o
nso'vent was not dsqH inei ~ being ac t.,ei 10
10 10 many instances wh, ,hs law regime. al hun
nc "ouih ask "hen er, when lie called sisu q
bond, be conl 'ate thu "a 4. :, D. onr5iy Win. n.
wa not possessed oi cent IN 'he woftl Bn in tie
nanis 81 u',' mar, property OF great amount w co.,
haed He begged that tn gentleman firm Heurico
would no, at, ibue T. him (ir. W. he OIL ion tbr
inisoriu was criminal. III. had exercised 40 such
op'nion he did not entertain ~. But he did Think
mat men so situated ought TO retire hs office OF
Maslsrate II wa. not place OF pro6t place OF
nooor ia such cases--for the man honorrJ the Office
anu not the office the man Ho should thick that an
monorao'e man would rather retire from The station
mi
De liable 10 be called in question rets,u the Disagree
sIe umrr'ge over the differences OF bi. peis bbor.
sign his office. ~ w.
The amsndment oT,red by Mr.. Williams Of Harrison,
wa then rejected.
MIR. wids'n' o. Sh-u ,ndosh, said that lac wa, him
seh member oil the bar; th n KIN. " Of non- nj
the mal-maciiees alluded TO IN ,hs re.o,u,,on RI,
WOud Suggest he Propriey of to some
Committee than that on CJur,s of Justice He ,i-n
moved TO refer the resolution 10 the Com,,i,,.e o p
20 i,'ons and G'isvarces. which wass agreed to-.
M'ei o. Po"b tan, hop hs house would re-
ec. ne resolution as they loved them selves and thrr
neshoor'. II contain ID. wha he considered an unjust
,mPu'auon on that set Of who had in thi. State
Deem at all times the pioneers oi liberty aud iu.,ice
hsd had grea, deal to do with lawyers and he
nsd i'nn them. asa bo'y, Upright aud hon mer
re sa" no necessity Tor ,bls mo,in. A, Ia the pay
heh' 81 per-csDiage-he would ak 4 every man who
obtained Judgment cou Do 90 ADD draw he money,
iht,e was no difficulty in mater. aud h hoped an
',npneu 'sm" o" mot cis's OF Individuals. who hal
Ione more Tor the caus~ If liberty law snd u tee
thAn any ohsr in the State Ylrgint w )uJ net re-
\ celve rhr snnc ion OF the House
MIR. Witcher would not advocate this resolution if
he could perceive in il the slightest mpuation AGAINST
the bar Of Virginia He did know the reason tie
hover mad Tor its introduction; but presumng had
reason Tor IT. he was willing that it should en rtsin-
E ed He thought. however thar he could propose an a.
nendmcnt which would be satisfactory to all parties
Mr.. W then moved to amend by striking out after the
word law and Inserting that Attorney shall be al
lowed TO retain per commission for collections
ad' by him unless specially authorised by his client
Mr. Blinssy said tina. sfter al tina, had been said
lew words in explanation uie h be- seisoa, H. H. had
no inen"on % throw an imru'ation the lawers Of
me state Inc eviis int, which his RESOLUTION proposed
az enquiry did exist; and he pre.uued thu, the Ine.rs
Tor 'her Reform ought from the neral As
sembIy-As TO the declaration Of thu gentleman from
Ncho'aa ina, he did not know any of he MoDongsiia
oh-he would renind the gentleman that he had in
9n',e o, him (Mr but few days since in regsrd
10 MI Wilson of that couuty-a ked after his he ath--
ana sc M to be welt scqu ntol with him. The bar Of
Monongtita wa' az respectable any other. is mem
se,s with Anew exec p,ions-were mn Of cbarset.r
WIN mart ha at,ta
yer nor 'Juce OF the peace, AMI God forbid he ever
mould be- 10 opinicn The committee OF Courts Of
u'uce was the most appropriate for the reference but
ne ives not particular IN that head.
ms amendment offered by Mr.. Witcber was than
III" 10, anu me resolution as nded adopted.
ancey from NE committee on that subj .ct re-
rep'rt.d tue Hill authorizing alte. a,irn, aud re.
PAIRS In the SeDae Chamber, without anne ndment
"nch was ordered to be rossed for hjr q tesiin
The following engrosied b ", w-r. read a TIM
Time anu passed-ro amend AMI reduce into one tbs
acts Tor better securing ths collection
au'horiZ'ng separae election thu County Of X & O
or M same IN The County Of Henry Tor The gam.
~ the County OF Maon-for the came in the Coun,y
INV &c fu~srd-'o amend an ac to autborize ito
'as'hg Sun OF money by lottery fc purposes ber in
"'enuoned-and o iJrm new County iror, the Coun.
yes OF b,e'onI Montgomery and Frankiin--to nu-
morse sirfa IONS and reeairs Tire Senate Chamber
Ioe ioowinA lille read a second ime AMI or.
defed TO be engfcsstd .'c thiri Teadinp:-Jo i'm.
poTate the Guysn1o Tntnpike Campauy-o e.rab.
'i'h Ferry across the Ohio Iiver-o anthorisa a
: -ep rate Election In the Town OF Middlebrook
r 10 NE county OF Aususs--to suhorise The Board
u"'c nOTkS 10 Huhscrlbe behalf %
Commonwealth, to the stock OF the Petersburg Ran
= Hnah Company-to auho'ise William Chdpiu 1, bu,Ii
WhatV-s on hi lands the O - river ami whe I.n,
. er=+k--to authorize Archie B,own to erect Birdie
ovT' 'h- MdaPony river a. Dunk o iuc corr ofss the
. Norfolk Aqn .duct Company
Inc Comm ttes Of COurs of u siice rspor ell Ep ira
0y on the petition of Jacob Sampson, ntn OF colour
i relative tot olsrv OF which Ir heir ajueTseiu on
the pei iln OF j. Qnarles, for permission ,r er man
o colour to remain IN tn Cominonw -alth-also on the
petition oil Ciizsn' OF Ca,k butg. Harris n couuiy
concerning certain promi-soy IN the petit
ZION OF VIM Potter and John ID Hard, for The re of
slave from Jd-Al which agteed md the
on motto" OF Mr. Moore, The Hon'c adjourned.
OMISSION.
In our Fridays report, the following accidental
ly omtted .
Mr.. Newman moved TO rc-conm the petition of ci-
uzens oil the counties OF Mason, Kanawha and Wood
LOT the formation OF county Of parts Of said
counies,to the Committee oil Propositions and Gievan-
= ces.
~ Mr. Newman sail that the Committee had reported
adversely on the petition the ground that the notice
required by law had not been given He observed that
by the strict letter Of the law, perhaps sufficient
notice had not been given-but according 10 Whit be
considered The spirit of the Law, il had been made
known as far "a any good purpose required it, IL
had been published the door of the Courthouse, y
, Mason county, and in the newspapers at Charesto
and he presumed there scarcely individual i'm the
three counties who did not know that the application
would be made.
Messrs. Summers and Jackson supported TIE motion
TO recommt, ut considerable length On tho question
being put, the motion was : Jected
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