Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

good cause shewn by any defendant or deGepj.ns rs
riding In any other county corporation than that
reasons appearing to the court ITSELF order anv such
suit to be removed to the Circuit Superior Court f the
county or corporation, wherein tho defendant or een
aan's PRINCIPALLY interested or chsrgeable. may resides
and upon such order made, the original papers thereto
belonging shall be transmitted by the clerk to the clerk
Of the to which the cause shall be SO ordered 10
be removed together with copy Of all orders and
rules previously made, and statement Of all costs pre
viousy incurred therein: Whereupon the cause shall,
be further proceeded Ia, heard and determined by the
court TO which the same shall be removed, az II 1,
had been originally brought there. And the costs at.
tending such removal at any cause shall be ebarsed
to the plaintiff o. plaintiffs, any Que or more of them
or to the defendant or Defendants or any one or more
81 te.m' as the court ordering such removal shall
Ga motion Of Mr.. Leigh the IS, 49, so, 81, SO, SO,
and oath, sections were stricken out, and the follow.
ing srctiou inserted:
"Afl the powers and duties beret FIRE exercised by
aud required Of the former superior courts of law ac
cordng TO the several laws now In force for ths rs
sul',ion Of public sis aud ailors. and prisoners con-
nntd 10 m allowances to ailors for suppiyiug prisoner.
with wholesome aud sufficient food aud with sufIicen,
nfes when necessary aud proper and ne ssssry bed
ding and clothing, the inspection OF jiis and allow
aes guards 0r the sale keeping OF pri shall
rior courts oil law and chancery,-and the duties of
!aiofs and allowances TO them, 10 respect 10 their
Jais and the prisoners thereto confined, the appoint
nent and duties OF inspectors OF jas, the
ana compensation 10 guards for the cafe keepipr Of
prisoners, and generally, all things concerning isls
Prson.rs, shall son,nue be regulated by
inc several laws now Ia force relative TO the eame"
Also. al the end of the 69ih sec,ioi tho following
Provse vac inserted. on motion Of Mr.. Leigh:
sroUded aiscoys That nothing In This sec ion..hal
DC essuusd 70 impair or any wise affect the oblisa.
non oil any bond or other deed deemed voluntary in
law, upon the party parties thereto, his her or
tner heirs executors or administrators and such vo-
untary bonds or DECIDE shall have the same force and
effect. as IL the provisions 10 this section contained
had never been enacted"
On motion Of Mr. Leigh. the following section wa.
inserted after the SD section Of the bill
The duties q such Commissioners in Chancery
and tho manner Of taking, stating, and reporting ac
counts 6y them, and their fees and for the
ZANE, snali De regulated by the laws 10 force,
and compensation Of the Commissioners Of the forms
Superior Courts Of Chancery."
Several other verbal amepdms nts having been made
70 mouon Of Mr. Leigh, the Committee rose and rs.
ported prog es, and the bill and anne to were
laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Eppes, the Committee of PROMO.
suCns ana Grevapces were discharged from petition
OF he cifzens OF Bowling Green, for tho establ h.
mont OF town at that place.
On motion Of Mr.. Summers, the Report Of The Com.
.niuee Of Finance, declaring reasonable the pc uon oil
Branch Bank 10 a. at county, was taken I'D an a
greed TO.
o. motion of Mr.. Goode, the Committee of r lad.
ana internal Navigation, wa: discharged from the fur.
Their consideration of the subject of the
Board OF Public Works, and the following gentlemen
were spPoin ID Select Committee on the subiec :
Messrs. Gooie, Summers, Jackson, Miller OF B., Gar.
land ef N, Bryce Rutherford, Rves Of c., l. fwich
and Preston.
On motion Of Mr.. Rivss Of Campbell, the bill to a.
mend the several acts to regulate the inspee on of
-four and meal at the City of Richmond. was rsad
twice and committed.
On motion Of Mr. Morris. the bill to authorize IN.
construction OF road from chmond to F ederieks.
burg, was read twice aud committed.
On motion Of Mr Gibson, the bill TO amend ,eve,a
acts to as'horzs the making aud surveying road from
Thorntons Gap, in the Bus RIDGE The Little River
Turnpike. leading to Alexandria, was read twice and
o. motion Of Mr.. William, of S., the House ad
journed.
YEsrERDAY.-A Commun MICA ION was receiv.d from,
the Senate, stating that they had passed the bills .To
amend an set emil led al act 10 suppress Duelinethe
bill to amend the act authorize the raising of money
by lottery for tle purposes therein mentioned
Jan. LIST lS29'-a bill Incorporating tho James Ri.
Yer aud Blue Ridge Turnpike Company"-a bill &C To
amend an act TO authorize the construction OF turn
pike road from Joseph Gaunt's TO Piece mountain
in the county of Boieoura bill to amend an act 10
establish inspections OF tobacco and Hour In the town Of
Scotlsvilie aud county of Abemarle PISSED JAM 3Oh
lS30'-and bill 10 amend act concerning the FIRE
companies within this Common We aith"-.flso with a.
mendments the bill to amend the act to prevent the
XIII ne OF deer within certain periods passed jan I6
1901 And that they had agreed to the amendments to
the bill forming county out Of parts Of the coun-
ties Of Mason, Kanawba and Wood.
The above bill W tn its mendme nts was referred "a
the Committee az General Laws.
Mr. Williams, OF s. from this committee recommend
ed concurrence in the SeDates msndmens to ths
bill respecting the turnpike road from the eastern side
OF the Warm Spring Moon.aio TO Harrisonburg
10 the bill to amend the act authorizing the Common
Council OF Lynehburg, TO raise sum OF money BY lot
tery-Tbe House concurred in these anne dmepts.
Mr. Cohoon presented petition from N ansemond
praying the incorporation Of Company to const net
turnpike road from Brewers Mill to some point ne Al
Hall Mils 10 the county Of Norfo'k-which was re
ferred.
Mr. Eppes moved to take up the blu re,pectinr IN,
Petersburg Rail Road Compsny-But Mr.. Bnrfoo
hoped, hal the House would pursue the discussion q
Mrs. Mayos Msmorial-After some conversation M
the subject, Mr. Eppes said, he would Weld his mo
ton, 10 order take up the subject (o the new Bridg
at Richmond) in wbieh at lessl $4,000 persons wer
concerned
The report Of the Committee Of Propositions an,
Grievances was the taken up, sgreesbIy 10 MIR. Bur
foots motion. The committee report the prayer of III,
Meno' islsis Mrs. Mayo snh:Mr Msyo) to be reasopa
bic. They pray that the General Assembly will taxi
into consideration the propEie OF nuhorzng the re-
ductioD OF the olls the present bridges may seen
| reasonable. MIR. Burfoot moved - amend tte resoiu
ton 10 reject the prayer Of the Memorialists
Mr. Leigh rose to address the House in support O
the Offices OF the M smorial. He entered into hisor
Of Msyos idgs. He stated that the Charter authorz
ing its er .oD passed about a. % year 1884. an
that il sbout99 1900 that the bridge was opene
for the frat tme-It was originally boat bridge, an
the Legislature regulated the tolls on tho bridge b,
the tolls at c o,'s ferry already destsbiished This wa
very unequal, because, on account Of the greater ex
pence Of erecting the bridge thspi eping the ferry
the tolls should have been greater But Mr. NJ acce
ed he Mr.. l.. remarked that charters OF ih
description bad been granted before the Revolutions snC
when they were 6rst granted, the Legislature did no
reserve to themselves the right OF reguls ing the Ill
Afterwards In latter charters, such ressrv ton wal
IN ade But In ayos charter. no euch principle n. a.