Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-22

Law and for other purposes" shall be held accos,sax
TO the provisions cfbe before reci,-d sc by The Judge
OF The General Court and of The Srp.r Colrts Of
Law and Chaneety, elected at The present res,on Of
Assembly, whp hah been assigned 20 the Jude.at Cir
cult, whereofthe county corporation for which sell
spscai or atJ'ntnsd terms ave to be held, constitutes
a par,
| g. Resoired That ths special or adjourned terms
oil The existing Superior Cjur's OF Charcery whereof
the r'eulr terms would have con nee or been can
uoueh during tue saws interval between the 1T
dAv 81 IN prssAui mon ard the 1871 say gf,tr n,
l,ern'na"o1 o. The pre,-ri sect OF Assembly,. bu.
have been -u-r ndrd hY the rfovi.iaus OF ts befr.
r4ci'ed shall be held according 10 mo ovisio, ~
he before rrrteJ act, by tie J,dy. 81 =. C.rts.f
C'ut aud OF Tie SGpsri1t Cuis Of Law sua Chanre,y
eeced az the ptesent - son o. Assembly, who n ~
been sssisued TO The Jutics Circuit yh-r, OF tlis
county in which such ex'stipg Di-rct Cou of Chen.
cerv IL TO be held, ions iu par,
3. Resolved, That he regular terms Of tho esiafn,
Superior Conris OF law and D.ct Court. Of Chanss.
ty, which IRE appointed to commerce in ,bs interval
between the 18th day after the terminate on # 20 ma.
sent ees,ion OF Assembly and The 18th day Of June
eek, shalt be held according to the provisobA ~ III,
before recitod act, by the Judge General Ccnr,
aud Superior C'ur's Of Law AMI Chsncafy, si.etel
Az te present ses'on OF Assembly, who shall b. as.
signed to the Judicial Circuit whereof the county
o. corporation fr which such regular term msy DO
20 he hsId, co s'i'"'es part.
Prorided ho,cerer, TIA, judge VIM Broek,n.
brough shall bold 'uch saii srecia, ad;ourp a or
regular terms, oil the existing Superior Courts of
Law for the counties Of Powhatan and Chesterfield
AID that Judge John Il. May sbal! bold such special
adjourned, or regular terms Of ,h. exiting Superior
nj ann.
ver and OF the Existing Dis 'ci Cour, OF Chaneery
| holden at Richmond.
a. Resoiced, That the Judges OF the General Court
| and OF the Superior ecu. T. Of Law IN Chancery
elected a, the prssn session OF As mbly shall each
respectively hold special in each of he eoun.
ties and corPora'ians within the ciici TO. End for
which the said JUDGES bavs sach respectively been
elected aud as'igned, at time to be by them
each respectively appointed between the lst cay Of
May and the loh day OF Jure next for the purpose
OF appointing and receivine the qua6c atoms Of the
Clerks OF the said Superior Court, Of Law and Cha,.
respectively OF each circui, spsctiveIy cord
ing to the provisions Of the act passed a. the present
session of Assembly emitted IAN &C, 70 establish
Court oil Law and Chancery 10 each OF the c,un,iss
10 this Commonwealth and in certain corporation,
therein mentioned"
g. RESOLVED, That the judges OF the General Court
and oil the superior Courts OF Law and Equity elected
at the present session OF Assembly, shall stand in COM
mission, will, respect precedence and seniority in tho
order wherein their hereunder writen that
is say William Brockenbrough Daniel smith, FIem-
ing Saun ers, W lillian Daniel, Richard T. Parker Jew-
is Summers, William Bovine Allen Tavor Abel p
Upshur, Richard II. Field, John Il. Nav, John T..
Lomax, Robert b. Taylor, John Scott, William Leigh.
Lucas + Thompson, Benz N, Esill, James L. Brown
hhwin .. duncan Joseph j. Fry. these several
resolutions were adopted by both Honses.l
The following resolution was submitted by Mr.. Yam
cey, and agreed 10:
Resolved, That the thanks of this House be present.
ed to Linn Banks Esq. for his able. dignied and I'm
partial conduct IS Speaker during the present session
On Mr. fanceys suggestion, the word tian ousiu,
was inserted after the word ReSOiptd.
On motion OF Mr.. Garland OF Nelson the following
resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, 5y the General .4sse,nblv That the pub
lie printer do, speedily he can, print pamphlet
torn, five hundred copies OF the the present
sion, establishing the General Court the Superior
Courts OF Law and Chancery in each county and cor
poration oil this commonwealth an the joint resolutions
OF the two Houses adopted this in relspp,, no,hsa
Courts and the Judges, and that OIL ,..c.,uTt,isbed
TO each OF the Judges OF the Cout of AnneaIs and
the superior Courts o Law and Chancery and the re-
~"uer distributed TO each of the County and Coruora
ton Courts OF this commonwealth by the Executve,nd
| manner, drPd
pies oil the act regulating the appointment of Clerks and
tenure oil their Offices be printed, and copy deliver
ed 10 each oil the County and Corporation Courts of this
commonwealth and that the expense thereof be defrav-
ed oy the Executive out OF the contingent fund
Mr. Garland was requested TO carry this resolution
70 the senate, and also TO inform that body, that this
House having completed all the business before it, was
now ready TO adjourn.
message was after received from the Senate
by Mr. Dromgooe, that they had agreed TO the reso-
luions and that they were ready TO adjourn.
or BANKS speaker, then and delivered the fol-
lowing address in very feeling manner:
| GENTLEMEN;--On closing your Legislative labors
OF Session Of the General Assembly unparalleled in
me annals OF the Commonwealth for its duration and
the vital ana deep interest involved in The practical one
ration OF the measures you have adopted upon the In,
lure desiines of the State; permit me to endor YOU an
aheclohate iarewel and TO YOU that in INV Ell
or's 10 discharge the important delicate, aud aiorous
duties which the madness OF my friends thought mr. ,er
10 assign me, have been governed by 40 other cor
on than an ardent wish 10 promote the public interest
fdehy OF purpose purity OF motive, aud disinrresl-
ed mpartialiy, can say, with perfect caudosr has
been the polar star by which have been uniformly
governed How lar have succeeded i'm stIstaiune, me
confidence reposed in is best atlested by your npro
Oation oil my official conduct In the and arour
oil debate-n the honest conflict and collision of otio
on-ail having in view the object all animated bv
the same patriotic devotion to advance the lac ing pros-
Peny oil our common counry-f any thing like I'M
pleasant feeling has been excited il has expired with
lhe occasion that gave il bih; and in the moment of
our separaion whatever differences of opinion NAV
nave existed we are prepared 10 ihc bosom of
our constituents, and say that have acted like faith
ul cennes, in the honest discharge Of the inpotgnt
trusts which they have conhded TO our hands The Of
hce which the kindness and parality OF my friends
nave SO often conferred me- sought on nv
part when, fourteen years ago. the representatives of
me people OF virginia called preside over their
deliberations, il was unexpected by me- bad no such
aspirations. knew well the deIicacy of the station
the utter npossibiy at all times aud upon all occasions
TO give entire satisfaction. The officer himself called
upon frequently to act in proDlptu, upon reflection
might wish 10 correct his act. II il should have
been the misfortune OF the Speaker in the discharge of
MS dues, 10 have upon any occasion inflicted nonen-
tay pang OF feeling upon any one he assures that in
dVldla that II was never designed. You carry with
you gentlemen, my best wishes for your future bapp-
ness and prosperity, and that you NAY meet your con-
stueDts families. and friends enjoying every blessing
dieu. -
! Alter which, on Mr.. Yancey's motion, the House
adjourned sine die.
Circular TO The Commissioner of The Reoenue