Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-18

iish the OF Ripley the seat OF Justice of Jackson
couny-Io authorize a. establishment Of Terry from.
the lands OF leonard Stout in the county of Ra6doIph
across the T,gans Valley River Providing for suppI
OF water In the town OF LexngOn-io provide sendry
Judgments IN isto OF supsInuersr officers VI t0s Royo-
luionsry army.
On ion OF NJ lawson, leave give" t"ing In
bill 10 amend and exp passed 22d 1881 Ia
raise money by lottery Tor certain purposes.
hS GLOWING PETITIONS BE-. pre- sn,sd aud refer
iso' ny Nr. Muriaugh Of citizens OF Norfolk County,
Ems ne establishment OF separate Superior Court in
That Borough BY Nj Gilmer OF c zeus Of Chsrlo,,.s-
vale to extend the limits thereof
Inc following bits taken up their second read.
ing shu cdered TO he eigioss, d. ncoi ate tho
trustees OF "aneshoro' Academy ard Tow, HsI-Io
pany, passed Feb. TO- 1880
Inc bill TO onh rize the ion Of road ON tho
county seat OF Nicholas county to the Ksnswha Turnpike
al "auey Bridge, was read a time nnd OH de
question OF its engrossnen,, opposed by
Mr. Dickerson on the ground that IL contained proyi
sion datne'rcaly opposed TO the principles vi legislation
winch 'his State had so long followed He alluded TO the
appropriation OF the whole of the counties Of La
fayetc and Nicholas to this object.
Mr. Stephenson of n. and f. said IL had been ,lwavs
me prdcuce OF The House 10 allow bills pas, 10 "a
readng before discussing their meri,sand he hoped this
courtesy would be extended the Till now under con
derson lie would il Thu should be pursued en-.
deavor 10 sliev the prOprety OK the measure.
Mr.. Dckerson SAIL that In cases where bills bore or,
me iace'a palrable violation Of fundamental principle ot
Virginia legislation. The second reading was as proper
''ne rs Tie third, Tor giving them The e0up de grace
ne question oil engrossug for third resdiug was put
anu decided IN the neg ative-AyeS ~, Noes OIL.
Mr.. Dade submitted The following resolution:
Committee uui rxa
Public Senuares ash cader,ies il Virginia from militia
'uy' except 80 eases OF actual or invasion, Sc.
Mr. C1de supper ted this resolution Ivy few remarks una
on e paramount Importance of educa,c and the serious
cneroashmens Of Military service upon the time aud pur
SUITS OF professors In our public seminaries
Mr. Richie said that his class Of individuals were al
ready exempted by law from the performance Of military
Mr.. witchcr was mol iisposed 10 draw lis,lucie, bo
tween teachers in pue'c and private einusios They
~ 80, e9ny epiued to the exemption, if u, ALL lilo
Shout" ihefeifc vote against the reference
Mr. DE said that ii these Individuals wero already
exempted, any action the subject would DO needless.
~ ne desired That The resolution should he referred that
'he matter might lie inquired into Az the remarks Of
the gen'lenisn from Pnsyvanid, he expressed willing.
ne, so TO modify the resolution 10 embrace teachers
eoth Ia public AMI private semiares.
Mr.. Wcher should in such case also vote sqalp,, ,b.
resolution, because uc military spirit of Hirsinia was al,
ready low enough--and the exemptions were how TOO nu
Morous.
Mr.. GiImer hoped the inquiry would DO madc. Tn,
exemption WAS particularly desirable m regard TO the nro
lessons OF the University which was the prop,rv of tho
State The professors OF that institution were engaged IN
ardnos duties, totally pablc the he rnrmanco
OF militia du'y which they r,I,t perform or pay fine
Ia cs oil peace there could be objection o this ex-
empuon-a'd lie believed that II the country should re
qulre their services they would DO ready to render
at the heat OF the drum. ~
Mr. Dckerson opposed the resolution. Tie was tru,
tee OF seminary whose teachers lie presumed would noe
he included IN the exemption AMI be wished 10 know ybv
the diGnited Professors Of the University enoyng the
emoiiens oil their offices, entitled To this IA,
vor man the teachers OF The RaPpahannock Academy In
Tue county oil CdroIne The elementary studies were i'm
thelF places as important tie higher branches Wo
must learn our cs before get Into loganha,s-
he could see 40 justice in such distinction
Mr. Silmer said he would interrupt tile eentleman 10
say one word, which would him the trouble of max
ing speech, and deprive himself (Nr of the pleasure
oil hearing IT. I'm order that it might be acertaned whe.
iher the law already provided Tie proposed exemption a,
stated by the gentleman from Essex he ,nuyod IN lao III.
resolution on the table. ~
Mr. DAde acquiesced In the motion aud it was agreed
On motion of Mr.. Watkins of Prince Edward The coro.
ed ,f..
ton OF petition OF the commits toner's OF s Wasm Sn,in
Monnt"n Turnpike, for y iurher appropriation
lie speaker presented message from the Cove rnor o
e suiJ ct OF supply OF The laws clerks and sxi.
ua'e"- winch was, on noion oil Mr. Stephenson Of Ri.
cholas referred 10 tie committee al Courts Of Ju ice
On motion OF Mr.. Murdaugh the committee Of Court.
OF justice was directed TO inquire into the e1pediencv az
stdnS 10 The Government OF The Uni ed States the SLd,
cei purchased Tor an ex cusos-aRd III, GENE t of ,I
Navy d and for % liock Gosr in. the oounv
o. sriolk-and also into the cxpcdency OF auho izip
thn instees Of tie town OF Portsmouth, TO convey IN ,hs
Oe" otses 20 much Il the streets said town rs pas
through lie IAnds lately purchased by tie u aes Cor
mo extension and enlargement vi the Navy Yard and
! On motion Of Mr. Kiochc,oe, he House adjourned
.osd ,S r,o t1diy In the House Of Delegates King pro
H. e fSs's e h1S "ad Gn1ose5
Meeting oGso by FoS S n@ % Of ,Oad from Charity
Coreeo 1t was enormously in our last in the sketch
K e f s o hS s V''on Of Js the Court that Mr.
opinion. '4' N"e"''' were Of 'hs'
l ~H"HuUy DeCeD6cr IL.
The following petitions, Sc we've presented and refe,
red by Mi. Duuion, Of c. NJ Br,xton tor s,,Ior' -,
run me OF packets between the Eastern and Wes,cr
shores oil frgnia-y Mr. McCamant of citizens Of The
eouhueS o. GiaiSn AMI Wytle for the establishment Of
new oo"miy-By MI Henry, of citizens OF Sonons ala
i0 n"chiion OF the act o 1929 relating TO gambling
ny WI hg' OF VILLAIN Henley, specia! collector of
e !" i'lhCeSS Anne County, 10 be allowed TO mako Lie
returns and sales previous 10 Nav Court-Bv ME- Pill
oil the Trustees %; Margaret Academy for pycmni "a
Oh noIon OF Mr.. AlJersoA, it was
I'eSOved, hai The james River Cofnpanv bo
W inquire mo 'he eXpediency OF permitting the nbabi
"'s ~ settlement called ifsh Corner 10 pass Green
WleT Dihge Zee OF toll, condition that The Couutv
Sou OF CfeehbFler VIII agree discontinue the road a.
VIC TOT" oe'o" said bndge-aud into the expectancy ~
extending 10 the Citizens the privilege of CONTRACTING for
Their tolls on the kanawha road by HE Quarter aud IN
port thereon to The House 500 w 'S-
! Oh motion OF MI. Fuilkner il yas
"eS"eto' fhSl tie Committee OF Finance nuuro loto
We eNPe"iehcy OF providing by law the re-vaIuation
Oh buildings which may be either increased In yauo I
OF ne value whereof may DO diminished by ara.
! On motion OF Mr. Newman h,v,s
htsoiued, That the committee Of Courts of I,s,ic A.,
qurrH'o me expectancy Of providing By law that tbe
se or oiheT officer serving process in any otcr corn
than hatirom which IL issued shall take lo, tle posn,s
ToWhoh ne shall deliver such process re cept sle yin
'he TACT OF service, nc which shall exoneraie such sb.
VI OeI olnceF ~ case such process should miscarry
] On motion Of Mr.. Hays, il was
ResOtred That the COMMITTEES oC Roads e. ;,,,
into the expediency providing BY law for the no 81
fectua removal Of INSTRUCTIONS 10 the ordinary pavis,;o
OF The Little kanawha River occasoed by lie erectio
OF mill dams said river. ~
lhe bill dvorcing Susan Allan from her husband Ji;,.
Z Aen came up Oh Its second reading. Mr. Dickerson
moved mo Te'comnimen of the bill, which was opposed