Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-01
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.crip;cn the part OF the ate 10 N. .c.S :, ,So,
co@psny-~hieh. or motion of M Anderson Of r. :
vas laid upon the tabie.-The LOAN BILL o. A. ,hs.
taken up on MI Anderson's moiion--when Mr. Miller
OF ~ moved TO odd a, appropr on $iGi 900 for the
Pc srtbnrg R,i. Road-M' Epp.. then moved 70 post
pons indefinitely the whos bi- Afss.rs Jaekson ans
Anderr q ot bo,eour', addressed the House In tayos
tn. b,'', and 10 opposition to Mr.. E's motion. "a
sketch OF A.if Remarks in our next)-Ths ques,ion
being generally called Tor. Mr. Mit.r Of b. moved
call Of the House-Ths Clerk was proceeding with The
call, when Il was suspended motion Of Mr. Ma.on
F.-ano 'hsn me question Of indefinite Postpone.
] sc, Noe. 81. ~"
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Ws,ln' BuIo Gibson Wilson, Biod":l, Union.
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% s5R King
Hay; Lsw'sa Powell Of Gsdws, Nsw~sa Billings,
Jacobs PARROT Zna Hart Moore, William. Of s. a.nssi,.
Sacwood Mccoy MeCuoeh, Keller Jackson, Crockett, Mae
Soon after, the following resolution wa. submitted
by MIR. Mi Ter OF B and adopted without bat. ,r
opposition =" Resolved Tha,th. COMMITTEE ot Raj.
and Inter al Navi ,aol b. Instruct d 10 epnui int,
aud report to ,hi Ii use, the eHscual means OF
obsinng nst1ati,D az To ths best mode OF uniting
The Eastern and Western Waters; and IN, .rt of 49,
lie works besl calculated TO attain Tia, object win
isave to repor; by bill or other wis,"-Ths order 81
the day. the bill conceruIag Jufymsn, waspss,pousd
TIL Saturday, next
YESTERDAY PRocEEDINos In II. OF prLra.rx
message from the Senate received, intor,niry
that they had passed the bin authorizing ferry from
the land. Of John Bethany 10 the county Of Csb.,i ~
cros' the Big SAndy-aso, bill to incorporate a Gem.
any to esab!i. turnpike road from the or,b B,nk
OF the hippah'nnock Riv1r to poin, on Poom,c
Creek with amsni'ntn'. FRET rred to the ,mmi,e,
Of General Laws
Ga motion OF Mr. Ponde.,-r. the bill amending the
,s's nsorpo,ank ths North Anna, s. nth ADna aud
Pamunby Companies was read twice and committed
The bill concerning james Bakey was re al 8, c,ni
tine and ordered TO be engro.s.J.
Mr.. Williams Of Shenando IN, from the Commj,,.a
on General reportedi 10 favor OF the
oil the Senate TO the Bill ming county of Roam
oke out OF parts of the eoune. of Boetour and Mon-
gomery.
Mr.. L-gh opposed the bill on the ground of f.. m,
cnnstiin:ionay, and moved indafin .
M.."' Preston, Anderson of Bo.etour,, Moore, aod
HH'sr OF Bietou I, supported the B n, con.d.ripy
Il IN co'snce wi h the constitution Mr. Leigh
further ruppored his ion, ami movsd N, ayes AID
noes Ihe q,e'u'n was then decided in he altoona.
On motion OF Mr.. villa ps { Shenandoah The ~
m-n'm-nt, rom h Ssnse to the BIZ forming The
Consy Of LAT yeue out Of part Of 'iaoo, oh, &
Wool hsvin< been amended, on motoa OF Mr. Wilson,
were alope
JUDICIARY SYSTEM
On motion of Mr. Leigh the House pro-e,ded toexS
ecute the order OF the dsy, and took up in COMMITTEES
o. the who!r-M'. Ma on OF frederick IN tn Chair
the bill o establish Court 81 Law aud Equity in
wealth.
The Chairman proceeded to read the bill by sec4
lions.
The first section is follows:
"Be IL enacted by the General Assembly, that the
Commonwealth shall be divided into twelve circuits
and that circuit Superior Court of Law and
shall be established and held twice in every wear 10
aud for each and every county, and in and Tor each of
the corporations hereinafter mentioned at the court
place tren shall be- particularly directed by this
,c at the times and in the herefns er proyid
Mr.. Christian moved strike out this section and In.
'ert the following a substitute:
"Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly, that the
Commonwealth shall be divided into twenty Judicial
circuits; there shall be appointed Judge 10 each
circuit who shall be commissioned Judge of the Gen.
,ral Court, and Judge in Chsncery, who shall hold
circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery twice in
every year, i'm and for each and every county-and l.;
and for each Of the corporations, hereinafter mention
ed, whia the circuit at the courthouse of each coun
~ and corporation, at such other place therein
shall be particularly directed by this act az the times
and in thelmanner hereinafter provided"
debate occurred on this motion. in which Messrs.
christian and Jones supported, and Messrs. Bayly,
Brodnax and Leigh opposed it, and advocated the pro-
visions of the Bill Mr.. Leigh had not concluded at a
late hour; and
Mr.. Gilmer observed that he was under the impress
sion that as the gentleman from Henrco would have
an opportunity to conclude his remarks to-day, he
would move that the committee rise.
Wheroupon the committee rose, reported progress,
and had leave to- sit again.
Mr.. EpPes made an unsuccessful motion that when
nouSe a'DouTn, u ADJOURN untf tomorrow at ten
o'clock
On motion OF Mr.. Morris, the bill TO authorize the
raising OF sum OF money by lottery, for the benefit
OF Washington Henry Academy, read twice and
On motion of Mr.. Mccoy, the bill concerning the
North West Bank Of Virginia, read twice and
mitted
On motion Of Mr.. spurlock, the House adjourned.
We have various reports from Washington Of the
Speeches OF MssIe. TdzewelI a1d Tyler, on the an.
propriaio1 fer thu Commissioners who negotiated the
Turkilh Treaty. We have meagrs skstehes OF their
SPeeshes-nnd these principally from Ibs Opposition
psPers--Oar Correspondent wtites, that he under
stand from some p-rsons, thar hay have made vio
LEM attack upnh the PfesidsLts Cabinet, wi.hou, cor
tenilg themselves with did ring in m yet friendly
mannsF from the Administration, upon the point In
que son-Whils others say, hat IN r Spreches were
differences Of opinion upon n.u;ionai question:
Another Correspondent in Congress writes us:--
"Mueh Is said about h opposition Of Sensto.s
to the Adminisirs ion. Hear all, and then decide
Thsr oppos ion TO certain sppon, snts last spring,
did not meet my appreciation; now, they are supporting
our ch,r'er, contrary to pat and prevailing opinions
a?prehendsd not hail the danger 10 our liberties,
from the execu I've branch tina, do from the egi.s-
ture and jTdicsl members OF our goverament-It will
be by fraud, no, force we pershwithous
tive. would not give cent for bodsfed oriten
constitution after the next censusSouthssn m, n5ers
now, only material, 10 firm quorum, to register
the de truciion Of their principles. Why boast Of
written constitution, II every provision OF 1t, be
twisted to mean every thing nothing, at the will Of
in eres,ed majofiiesl"
For our own paris, will hsar all, and then de.
eide Tor oursslves-..nd to able reads 10 do
the same we will lay ,hs Dsbats, as soon as II sp.