Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-25

against ITS passage. deemiug the time inoppor-
'une' anu the etec on the small counties ruinous
Mr. Poindexter, called for the ayes and noes and
the call was supported ' "'@A
Mr. Gilmer explained the difficulty which he felt on
ths OCCASION He DESTROYS of renresen,;np ,ha
wishes and feelings of his cons,u ents who bclieve
clerks tees too high and wished them reduced A.
me same Tune gentlemen told him. and he believed,
'"St 's would have an oppressive effect upon small
conhhes. He regretted this state of things but felt
1T Incumbent on HIM to vote according to the wishes
me question was then put by ayes and noes and
/ 'he OIL PASSED by the following vote:
K aaas- S, b1yy Drummond Gmer 5 NJ Garland
Anderson I Niiilcr,Shell Chsian Yaucey spuGcl
y" NJ 6,yes, Clay, Taylor B'osdus Wilson B,oduax Ch.-
C"1s'eI' 'ahes Marshall Payne lowell lolaud Nj Ma
son, Cast'enan, W Wood, King Hail Ersk,re CIaibaI
oyer, atkinson Semple, Lucas. Galaher Ewing H3-,
ra~s'H: Cadwsil Pomdextef. Street, hudeins Nssys..
oteHali James Garland Mclaughlin Davis Of oremrr-
aISqls' Hiner Nicler swanson, Baxter Znn Hart Moore
SlthiSnon Lewis Alexander, KIgoe, Harris Galewood
Iooo G Eppes Gillespie Mccoy, NlcChoch Keller Jack
Nots.MessIs Banks, Speaker,] Booker Campbell
,iHy burton b"root Jones, Wright, Seymour Leigh Pol
, "sT :, s"nard \" Mason, Cohoon, UpshUr, Black.
owes + Williams, Moncure, Crump Newton hlaxweI Nc
tarand. Rutherijord-28 ~ ~
On motion OF Mr. Burfoot, the bill regulating the
tolls at MAJ os AMI Tcent's bridges was taken up and
passed w "''A
On motion of MIR. Williams of Shenandoah, the bill
taken up. ~
Mr. Williams offered substitute thereto, subs,,n.
OF J!sHces' by the rule of the first named i'm the com
MISUNDERSTANDING the executive to commission in the
order n recommendatian-wh order is TO be SET
tied by lott ~ 'eN-
MIR. Miller of Powhatan, opposed the subs,;l,,e 90
not So good the orginA! bill as did MIR Christian
- or'h gentlemen preterring leave the ascertain
menu OF seniority to be regulated by existing usage
matter ndcfnitely " S-
Mr. Williams replied urging the variant modes of
settling seniority in different parts of tue country "a
reason for providing uniform rule ~
Nj Miller reJoned
Mr. Atkinson supported the BILL and Mr. Wicher
M SIe Cohoon. R,ves of Prince George, Green,
"hcher Miller Of Pow, the bill was POSTPONED in
definitely ayes 50, noes So.
On motion ct Mr. Claiborne, the House adjourned
m WEDNESDAY, March 90 1881
ne Senate have passed The Rlls-I To ENLARGE
Tue town OF Sco'tsvlr, IN the county of AlbemorIe,
= concerning Tho Hall and Raphael iIoult; g. Con-
cernng pfocessoncrs of land in the county of Mel
Lhe Senate Tecede from their amendment to the
0t@uhtou and Petersburg rail roads prohibiting the
ment OF the United States
Mt Harris called up the engrossed bill form,nr n
new county out of parts of Shenandoah and Rock
;9gh2.2.
The first question being on the name of the con.tc
MassanuitIn INDIAN name ofthe vaIevI was prop0-
SEQ oy one gentIeman-Raleigh by another-but MIR
Bayiy proposing The name of Page latter the late Go
Vernon Page) The quesl as out on adoDtIpcr that
name and carried in the affirmative.
y Warm discussion then rusued on the passape Of
the bill Mr. Lewis and Mr. Harris supp0rtipg and
Ar Mchahon and Mr. Williams of Shenandoah on
posing l'-~"hcn IL was finally passed by he follow
ing vote.
ATEs.-AIessrs. Banks, lSpeakcr BayIv. Booker
henney, McCue, Mayse, T Anderson l. b Miller
J L tamPb'H, SPurlock, " ii Rves, Clay Rurfoot,
D'oaGtS. BrodnaX, Jones, Chichester Marshall G.
Powell, Holland, CastIeman w Wood Bryce Hail
Dunn Carskadon, Williams Setnplo. Gailahar
SUMNER Summers i H"iIg Hays, Lawson w T T Mason,
Caldwell foInde:iter Newman Knox Watts Bill
In@S4ey Eawtef, Preston, HELMS, O Ferra!l CoIoon
nIcLanghlln Mnrdaugh Fl r Anderson Parriot;
paws OF Orange, LIlner, Swanson Iirr Hart
Moore, Lewis AieAander Kilgors, Harris, GicsDis
McCuiIoch, Keller, Jackson Crockeft-G5 r.
NoEs-MesSrS. Campbell. Le0yirb Davis
Of bTTkay Henshaw, Shell. Christian, Taylor, VII
SON. Wright ri Mason, King Perrin. CJoiborre
Trcen' CASEY , Seymour I.egh. Dyer Atkinson,
Lucas, Pollard, G Pollard, Street, Hudnins
Goode, Garland, Upshur, Blackwell, IVitcb"T'
\ Miller, Venabe, Shield = E Rivcs, WcMabon
y "iliatns' lakewood, Goodwin, Hamilton Crun1u
HpPes' Newton, MaSweli, Ruthcrfoord--43
MT Rutherford from the select committee re-
ported new bill on The subject Of Pilots and their
fees which after good deal of discussion onona.
MesSrs. Jones, Maxwell, Mcfarland Rutherfoor3
and BurfoOt, and several amendments ,,,,do ,
ordered to be engroSsed.
Mr. Mayse offered resolution insfr,!ctinr tho nv
oihcIo members OF the Board of Public Works f.
carry INTO execution tho authorizing subscrin.
ton 70 the stock of the turnpike from the e.oio~ 1
OF me warm Spring mountain, to IIarrisonburr in
Rockingham !"
Mr. Gaiiaher suggested the proprioty of compro-
henoIng the cases oF other turnplies in the same
siuation-to which purpose the resolution ,,os 81,
the present, laid on the table ~
r. On motion OF Mr. Leigh, the bill conceruinr, the
Court OF Appeals was taken up and read ffrst9 and
On motion Of Mr. Znn, the bin reruIatinr, the nav
ment OF judgments DEGREES against the Common.
wealth %as read a second time and ordered to be
On motion ct Mr. Summers, the bill making further
provision tor the extension Of the Ecnawha turnpile
to The mouth Of Bic Sandy was taken ur read ty,iGo
and ordered to be engrossed.
On motion Of NJ Hart, the House adjourned
sales OF Tobacco ut Auction Yesterday.
Refused Lugs so a O.
do LcatV, al
90 * g.
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