Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08

to subscribe 10 the stock OF the Bcrryvill Tnrni
| Company: d. authorizing separate election !;
! Monongaliai Authorizing two separate a,,o,i -
in The county Of Russell.
JUDICIARY.
! On motion og 0Ir Gilmcr, the House rcsr,no, -,
consideration OF the resolutions concernin the ,s
| ciary. III
MIR Leighth$h addressed the House for n,,, u.
OF two hours il opposition to the second resolution
and in reply to Messrs Barbour, GIBSON. Gilnar
Morris, Garland of Nelson, and others
MIR Gilrnet said few words in exclamation
- Dir Jones caHed for the ayes and noes, which the
House sustained " '"e
MT Wiliems of Shenandoah exqiaincd that he
should vote for the rssoluti,n in obedience 10 th,
wishes ct hIssc3nsiirucnts himself isapprovin,- IT,
Mr. B,9dn.ss SAID he should vote f3r it. bit will,
Inc quaii.i;aaoHzpt szbcing limited i,y The nodica
t!ons contained n his orojej
hr Knox explained that he should vp.c for if MT
as approving 1t, but means OF tlestrDvin.r tin
present chanccry system.
The question was thon taken On adopting The sac
following vote: W.
AYES -Mes;Fs Banks spee;er.) Bayly, Drum
mend Gllmnr, r w Wood, Tcrrlli, s. hi Garland
1 MaySc. Il. Campbell. L"lfwich, Davis, Hensiaw
Chfisiian, ionccy, Spn-llck, Clay Taylo- Bnr
foot, Broa.lns, Gibson Wilson. Brodn3v Trno.
- right, Chichester, Payae, & Powell. Holland
Casttemun, w Wood, King, Perrin. Brvcn. Hal
CtiihoFue, H'ecn, Easley. Damn, C4rskadon. DYER.
A1@iSoh oeinple, Lucas, Gallahe5. e. Pollard IIoop
). u Pollard, Leland, Ewing, flaws Lawson. II. Z
LoWeil W. /. t. Mason, Caldwell, Po,nIeXter
STREET hudgins, Newman. Knox, Watts. B iinqsey.
Fawtor. Preston Helms Q Fcrrail Cnh,nn + p.
land Mclaughlin Murd4ugh, Upshur, ri lcI,,yem
II; X. Anderson, Parriott Barbour. Adams. Ujner
WItcher, Swanson, Baxier Zlnn, V,uab!e 'TyIar
Hart NJ 'Mahon Kilgorc, Williams Harris, Gate
wood Goodwin, Hamilton, Moncure. Crunn Gill
pie, Mccoy, McCuloch, Keller, Newton, .Faetson-
go -
Moss: Messrs. Kennoy, hIcCuc, j. T. Anderson.
r: b. Muller: J. c. Campbell Gholson, Sine w Nj.
Klves, Halyburton, Watkins, James, Marshall J. NJ
Mason, Ersline, Morris Dayieson G J. Williams
Leigh Summers, GooGe, Jacobs, L. E. R.vas MIu0ra
Lewis Crockett, Maxwell, Mcfarland Rutherford
--2G -o'' u
The third resolution respecting the ,,;,.;arv lear
rying Court of Law and Equity into ever, conn [l
was then, on motion of Nj Knox taken 40
DIR Williams OF Harrison, moved 10 amend il. bv
giving original concurrent Jurisdiction r. ,L,sa
Courts, with the county Courts
MIR w llllafns declined debating the amendment at
large. He admitted the excellence of the county
Cont System for lower Virginia.. did nor srit MS
tribunal. - '''
Mr. Christian said he would vote for the amend
ment, II limited to equity jurisdiction.
:. hr w ianlS OF Shenandoah, suggested the exDe-
o'eEcy OF the member from Harrison withdrawing
the amendment for the present-aad Der,li.tIrr t,
committee 10 settle 1t IN he first INSTANCE
Mr. Williams OF Harrison said ne vyis},altha 11o,so
70 settle the principle am 10 leave us application TO
Afer some remarks from NJ Brodnax. bTr VIII.
mans consented for his resolution 10 90 To the com
nlt'ee as matter of enquiry
me question recurring on the third resolution
Mr. Gcode explained " hY hcynr vo Cd a,r,ins. -
second resolution, lie should vote for the ljrd III
was opposed to uniting Tie Jurisdictions but j.,
.1For OF carrying chancery court every county,
the union being determined upon
Mr. Summers and Mr. Anderson OF Bytstnt made
similar explanation.
The question was then taken on the tl,;rd rcso,r
ton, and carried in the affirmative rs follows
AfES-Messrs Banks (Speakcr,) BavJy, Drum
mond, Gilner, Terfill, S H. Garland. Mavsc- p
Campbell, I.eftwich, Davis, Henshaw, j. r. Anderson
+. 3. Miller j. C. Campbell, Gholson Shell C,tr;'
fancey, SpurIock, w. NJ. Rives, Clay, Taylor, HIIv
burton, BuFfoot. Broadus, Gibson, wilson, Brodnsy.
Jones, Wright. Chichester, James, Marshall PANE
=. lowell holland Cestlcman, W. Wood King, Per.
Tih' Hali' ClaThorne Green, Easley, Dunn Carska
don, Norris Dyer, Atkinson, Lucas GaIIahrr
Summers Is Pollard, J Pollard, Leland, Ewing
Hays, Lawson, II Powell, w L I Mason Caidw.ii
Poindoxter, Street, Itudgins. Newman Knor Cool
Watts, BTings;ey, Tsy:cT, Preston, selms O'Frrr9U
Cohoon, Garland, Mclaughlin, Murdauch Upshrr
8iacSWS, II Il Anderson, Parriot, Barbour, Adams
r'ne'' Niicher, Swanson, Il * linn Yenahlc
Tyler, Hart, N'Mahon, Eilgorc p Williams, harris
S .,, Saoiwjn, ifamiton, Noncure, Cruuip,
son, Crockett, Maxwell, McFarland-fo9
NAfS-Nessgs Il W Wood, Kenney McCue. Wat
ans, VI Mason, Erskae, Davisson, G ) Williams.
leigh SemPie, Jacobs, z Rivcs Moore, Lewis,
Rutherioord-15.
On motion of Mr G,lmer. the FIRST resolution. rc--
ia'inF to county courts preserving .heir jurisdiction
30 PIT presently WIS taken m
20
ievlng al least, that beneficial charge might be made
III the manner Of exercising !hG.- Jurisdictions Mr.
VI referred to resolution, offered this morning fly
"r MOORE on this snbjecf making 1t necessary to
rtcoDmit.
The motion was supported BY Mr. Gbolson. and
mir Williams o! Harrison, now moved that the mo.
position moved by hin above, be referred 20 the com
mtee, which agreed 90
Mr. BTodna% called mp ms prciet on the Judiciary,
winch, at his motor also referred.
EXECUTIVE.
III Claiborne snbmit ed resolution for preceding
on ~" edncsday next 10 The election Jointly with The
senate, Of Governor ard three Councillors
Mr. Maxwell moved to lay the resolution on The ia
bic until the bill organizing the Executive was ds-
pssed Of "
Mr. Claiborne consented % the course
On motion Of hlr r.r1rson Of No,fovav.
The House adjorlrcd
IN SATURDAY, 5lh February.
ne eng.ossed ~, regulating the inspection OF
P-e~cd. '''o ''''
N02'crors local and private bills, were read first
~. rccond i'ur.
PETERSBURG RAILWAY
Mr.. mcfarland asked to have taken up, the bill
authorizing appropriation from tho Fund Of Inter
nal Improvement, 10 the Petersburg Rail Way.
It bcng objected that this bill ourlt 10 await tb.