Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

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Helms J. CuL,on ! CorI,nd N,,iL -, on
H. X Anderson, Barbour \V,,chcr So. 80, ~
Miller, Shei'J l. T. R,v,s 'rrler n, ~
Goodwin. Hamilton Ctump. Ep5,s. N,,w,n, CO
cit, Maxwell Mcfarland Ru,b.rC,,,, -, |''"
Mr. Witchcr renewed b,s ,nn,inn =,
and f il prevailed il, ir,,,rI Tim, ''5u''
20 reconmit the b:,l IN or,rr -, .'e.' "'1 3
clause He dad 40, think th,, LL ''aS" '' uos
ought to be Incorporated with :, ,,.,,',,.a rs 80,
State policy - S'"''
AIR Witcher's motion VIVA roioo,oJ
The House then rejected tho b,l by ria, cu;..
vote: W. 's
AYRs-Messrs Banks (S,e,kcr, w WI
Terrill, Henshaw, Gholson. shell Ch,s,;,, W
cey, W. NJ Rives CInv II,i.hn,,n ~ ~
Broadus, Gibson, Wilson. Brodnax. Jones. Wrinh,
Chichester, James, PAYNE C. Powell. J n1 M,SSnn
Perrin, Bryce, Claiborne. Over. Ak,nson San,'i'
b Pollard Hoo. 7 - y I'LL I - !",p"
Ter, Street. Hudgins. Knox. Good. U.,n,s Co.
J. Garland Mur1ougb Bi,ckwou IT p o1''o'"
Barbour, Wi cher, Swluson Sb,cJ Tvi 80
Usrrs, Goodwin, Hamilton Crur,o Enncs t,rncL
cit. Maxwell, McFarland-5g
NOES --Mcssrs Dayly, Drumm,nd, t;,lnor. s. NJ
Garland, kenney. McCuc Novse of ,,;.I H.,
+ d. Miller G. Campbell Spurlock Narsbon
Holland, Castlcrnan w Wood KING JI,I -
k'ne Green, EasIry. Damn, CarsknJon seymour
DAWSON, G. J. Wams, Lucas Galaher sum
mers, Ewing. Havs IIpysnn H. Il pow oil c,J
well, Newman, Watts Billinrslv V,w,., pros,a
O'Ferrall, Mclaughlin, Jacobs, Parrio,t. Adams
tiiner, linn, F. T. Rives. Hart Moore N,M,hnp
Kilgore. =. Williams Gatewood 3ll.sn,a Nc,
Keller, Newton, Jackson. Ruthersoord-5D
Mr.. Miller of Bot from the Committees or Rad.
and Navigation, made report on the various snb
jccts Of Internal improvements and the means al
prosecuting the snn,e,ccomnon,oI h., - Iii III VI
izipp loan for tho purnnsrs nr J,nn-n,n, Itr,
bill authorizes loan OF $4,000 600 at a rnte M, :,
exceed five per centum --irradc. ,,bIo Ia, on
and after that, rcdectnabe at the pleasure If ,f, To-
gisature-to be nppropria ed to tho James and Iork
son Rivers IMPROVEMENT F,,d.,;cis,,,,ro IN,
Richmond Road Peter .burr Rail Va re- rr:n,
the Tennessee Limo throunb IN. VaIla,, - -"
from Winchester To Parkersburgh-frnm y ,c,,,o9nmJ
by Louisa Cour, House 10 Rockingba and seven
others. For the naymen, of inter.s, 10 -
of the Fund for Internal Imnrovomonr S,c
pledged We will publish the bill when we CO n pe, il,
On motion OF Mr. Williams of Harrison t5, mi
was read forthwith, with view To- it, bs;n,, nr,,o
--on motion of Mr.. Miller OF Boz, It was reoI a 1,l
time, ayes &C, noes So
MIR. Miller of Bot. moved 10 make the bill tho mr.
der OF the day for Wednesday next
MIR. Williams Of Harrison, moved Saturday mex,
Mr.. Maxwell reminded The House hat Soturb,,
was set apart by much higher authority Than IN,
House for another exhblron--ate solar ecliose
Mr.. Cab rne supported Saturday
Mr.. U1odc moved Thursday lth,s davD
Mr.. Preston supported w ,tncsllay.
Mr.. Goode further support ed Thur dny and uru,,
tho lateness Of the session, and the ,fnpnicoce -
public sentiment, reasons for adopting that day
Mr. Miller of Bot said that hose VINO were oppu-
sed to Improvement, in all forms and an Mace. ,vr
ready to act aud to vote against every lining Blu, hr
thought comfy imposed upon the House To lie, N,
friends OF tins measure maturs and prepare thetn-
selves for the event. In addition t. thls report o.
the subject would be made n Saturday Which 1t wa
desirable should be read before the House acted or
me OIL.
wednesday was then agIecd to by large major
NY, Hnd on motion % Nj Gibson, the bill was order
ca 10 oe printed
MT barbour rom the Select Committee, reported
piiis growing ont OF the resolutions offered by hin
some DAYS agH' (w'hch we shall notice when they
come Deiorc the Housc.) and winch at his motion
wers 'a,u on the ,aoie
MIR. brodnnX called up tn Dazzling Bill--and the
anehomah's made IN C"'n"i''tee OF the Whole, wer,
agreed TO.
mi: iayou't'h moved ~ amend the biil, by sub
nor more than ~ years. Cor The punishment, OF death
where doaih had cnsucd from the duel.
MIR. Halyburton took the position, that though
death from duel, fell under the techn'chal defnl
ton OF murder, 1t not so in The common and lega
accepiotlon of murder. and ought not To DO pun
law baI hnnu rcl III,