Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08

Alter further eohvsrs.t;o, h.,-... 49,
vV" "h"sm' OF Harrison. and B,odnsx, the lsfssv
The bill. ~ 'o's on ssSfossoe
MIR. Bryce could not the object Of the mooo se,
ING OF opposition 10 the bill. II vas pos ,..,,s
oy this bill that the Exeeutiv, shonM co.. 49,
puo"eauon' unless there should be (, demand tn
oole OF me publication the diffusion OF kuov.SrS
were done In small or a large wnv ~. ,he"-Ns -
J-et oil The bill was good one, end vvoud rlsr. shs
map within the reach OF those for whose nios !. .,ion n
ought to be distributed. ''""
Alter few remarks from Mr.. Williams ofu.,.,
ms %ooon to reconsider was rejected, and IL. Snr
The committee Of Schools and Co,,.,.. ,......
on that part Of the memorial Of the Trust,s ~
gon Henry Academy, s.king for an sppsop,ss
hsms6, y, .. uoars from the Literary Fund Tor he
h:u y, sal" hcademy-and Jarorobiy ON that part
aks me exen.ion of their lottery privilege n
right OF raising 10000 dollars for The u... q TIE
LIEN Law.
on motion Of MIR. Jacobs. the bill cone.roin, ~.
enan,c' ana Others OF the town Of wheeiinr Was si
en- up, and read third time. w. As
"r. 1acons explained the bill. The LEADING .,ov,
ou save lien on the property TO p.r,ons uudersLor
,bosi hs nes wnich was to remain until the bsildcr
%ade the contracts which constituted the d;,,r.,,o
between this bill and the presented iss, h;S
gave lien TO every man W no wotk.5 :. ~
nshed nail. There Twas nothing un,s.:.. - Ut,
.sGn was mere justice. gene, al law had not Re-.
h 800 .or-oecause the people Of Wheeling did nns
IN m
| , Dut 10 them,n was OF great importance II
ss nov unirequent, that individual Who -. -
business, when he contracted Tor buldirr,
aeu shortly alter, the contractor lo,iny ths hoIs
'aoor and materials. Mr.. j. then explsn.d ~. s~..,s
OF inc bl aud concluded by urging IN. iu,ir. ~ ~
MA wi made oy large and respectable community
WI wnhams OF Harrison con.idered the p,;c.s.ISS'.
OF me Bill so abominsbe, that he was bound 70 $3.50"
Inc gentleman from Ohio had said n "a. n.,i;,is
bs,sv. ], .se and re'p.ctable Community. MI W.
was maze up oil mongrel population Who had h,,r.ss
we've with them, from the various States ,h.ss.
.ney came. This was principle not known I. go. -
tiers. and not Acknowledged bv m. nrns,' out "a
common Law. Besides this wa. specie, of lac, IL
H,'aIo", to which he could not scesde. II 50.
.o' me people OF Wheeling alone who we're ,nt.,".,
go. The whole State az interested In ,hs n...S.
such 'ogl:ia'ion were sanctioned, there vvonH ~. -
uniformity In the laws Of the various sections AZ ~
oae and great confusion and inconyeniene. vortSs
i.s The particular policy Of every section 1917.
uIne,ent They might straddle a line ana on.i
~Suu De under one system, and the other under M.
MIR; Jacobs said. that the gentleman from H.,,...
, .u ens'ae'er zed the population of wheenr A. ~
Mr.. Williams explained. He had M, r..,.h
10 defSs a'ion-but to express that they were fro, ~
ou' States and that they brought their notions v,,h
Mr.. Jacobs said, the gentleman misbt b,v. s,,.
...m 10 ine English language which would b.y. ~,
pressed ms meaninesbeiter IL was true that ,h -.
PIE Of wheeling were from various States oG m. III
nn' so It was with the population OF .II IN. wont
stale and that OF the Trans ALE sbanv .a,.,, .S
Yr"g'nia AS TO any thing abominable 10 the Bill NJ
=. coah not perceive il. Blu, IL il could he 49,.
,ha, 'ois was an unjust dem and there r.r. M 1920
!" the S'ae, who would more willing y suhp,i, 80
=. ns -, en .eqnes The people Of Wheeling wsr.
% as any 10 improper iDnov ations-aud Int eo,
vince them that there any thing wicked ;m,.s..1
OF mons'rous in this Bill, and they would rive r 80
would hs"s ,hs ,m1.%ur. But they s.ked for what
9u' human nature to be di-peased with refus,l NJ,
.. should have been glad, bad any member i,sm :.
central county, proposed general law Of mi. k;sS
far
10 have been proposed by him. The situa,on - ~.
county on The map would show thatits vs,s
usunct rom those OF the State, although the nsorl.
we're attached TO it. similar law had be- NJ 49, n;
opef states and had been found TO work welt a. :.
ons .. ess ~ , The objection did not seem seed
one as /" the Borough of Norfolk pet,ioned 10, :.
act solely relating TO ITSELF 1t would scareeIv hs w.,
per 'Ur Nc j. to oppose it, the ground ,hat Il "a.
mr. Williams Of Harrison could NOT p.r..;x. -
,"e 'owh OF wheeling was 80 peculiarly situated -.
a.. ,nis law The gentleman had not shswn
necessary ior the Bill IL contractors wanted ls,.
paid for before hand! - ' 'u''ong %
hin and Ss1 was then put on the passage Of the
o' r. ahu uec'ded In the negative.
ne ON 10 amend an act for the suppression ef vie.
ana or me punishment Of Sabbath breakers va. ,..S
ana ordered to second reading.
The Committee Of Schools and ro,,..
report OF the Rector and Visitors OF The Univs y.
rmginh-ihat tits exp'dent to discbar 70 the iJ"i
Ve'sy rom the debt of one hundred and .ish,v 49,.
SAND dollars now due the Sla,e-That II IL ernsS.as
au generally such literary institution. of the Stat.
NC. ., ~ ana as the state OF the Literary Fund nav
"u'no'He-anh That IT is expedsnt so 10 amend az.
charter OF the University of Vrrnia a. ~ sn.;%
an OF the Board OF Viritors that The Cav
ernor or senior Councillor shall be an .,nf6.ia
per- and also to allow them greater ton In 6;n
tue ThiaIies OF professors.-Agreed to- "s
ne borrowing bills were read and ordersd n :. -.
como reading TO allow the Upper Appum,t,or e.. :
pany 10 pay with stock debt 10 the Commnn-SsnI
'l-concefnog Robert Gay-allowiDg a re ward n, I;
ing red oxesin the counties Of Harrison AMI VIZ
lco".n"'euJ-to amend and reduce into one s,ys,.I
of
-rontetnng Valentine Johnson. This bill v.. -
planned ny Mr. Birbour. and committed
me OH giving pension 10 John Bs,kesvil,s H.,
'eVoiunoniry services read, and ON ord.,;n ~
ON 10 second reading, debate occurred in ~
Me'sTs. Gmer, Christian, Campbell of Bedford Va
eey' Green, Rves Of Prince George and WI;s,.. ~
oncenahuoah look part, when the bill was rejected
On imouon oil Mr. Gibson, leave was given N h,;. -
10 Dill to amend act for the ewing and n.r;k
way for road from Thorpton's Gan in az n,E
Ridge, to the Little River Turnpike Ieadins n A,.
dria. W heSsn-
On motion OF Mr.. Venabie, a repor, from m. So.
Auditor, concerning The several nayiga,;on no,.
In the State, was taken up, and ordered N h. i,.S
! Do motion Of MIR. Dyer, il was vs'
i htSfued, That the COMMITTEES of Ro,ds .nS -.
o Navigation be Instructed TO inquire in The ,xn.di
en'y " hcorporaunx company to construct tur,
PIKE from Dsnvile in PiIsyivsnir bv x,y u
Court House, 10 Evansham 10 the coun,y NJ w my
on motion OF mr. Ca-tlemau, the Hou.e .d;ou,n.S
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fEsTERDAY.--A message was receivsd fro,. a. -
senate informing that they bad passed the hill
g he ,h',s OF real action and right Of nd ~
oin Iu',ner 10 regulate the susing out and prose.,,
wins OF sefe istla', wit amendments laid On A..
be on motion OF No. BryceJ-The Sepat. sI,o d;s
Ina Nnft a..