Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11
Inl,rsdnu. Eeh. @. 1922


communication was received from the Senate stating
that they had passed the acconcring certain powers
on the commissioners of the road from Fincaste TO Prices
mountain-and to amend an act authorizing toll bridge
TO be erected across Appomattox river at Exeter Mills
MIR. Bryce from the Committee of Finance, reported
Dill concerning delinquent and forfeited lands and provd
ing for the sale of lands returned hereafter for the non
payment of taxes, which read, ordered TO second
reading, and TO be printed.
On motion OF Mr.. Mullen the Commit ee of Roads &c
was ordered TO enquire into the expedency of raising
OF money by lottery for improving and opening road
from Aooreld to arrssonburg in the county of Rocking
ham, &c.
On motion of Mr. Mcmahon, leave was given to bring
in bill TO raise by loerythousand dollars for the
purpose OF building bridge the South S. River
either at Hendricks ford at Maggcrs ford, George
Conrads ford The location of said bridge to be fixed at
the aforesaid fors by commissioners 10 be annon
ed for that purpose by the County Court of Rockingham
majority OF said commissioners shall agree.
Mr.. Rutherford from the Committee OH the Militia re-
ported bill TO amend the several concerning the Mi
htia of this Commonwealth, with amendments, striking
out tie provisions for second lieutenant instead of an
sign 10 each company, and the section providing that he
Executive be authorized and required TO arm all the voun-
as practicable"
ARutheroord said that the former amendment was pro
the u - had already made the ovsonand
the section TO authorize the Governor the volunteers
was stricken out, because the subject of armng the Mi
la would come before the committee in another FORM
to leave it 20 the discretion of the Executive TO
arm such portions OF the militia he might deem expcdi-
emf.
The amendments were agreed to- and the bill ordered TO
be cngrOssed.
The following engrossed bills were read third time and
passed: l. Placing William Truit the pension is-2
To authorize lottery for the improvement of the naviga-
ton oil Craigs creek in the county Of Bote;ourt.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
On motion of Mr. Williams of Harrison the report OF
the Committee of Schools and Colleges TO appropriate
sum of money pay the interest the OF the trts-
tees of the estate OF Mrs. Martha Randolph was taken IN
and Mr.. Williams addressed the House at considerab
length in support of his motion TO the report He
followed by Messrs. Randolph, Wood of A. Crockett
Goodc and .Cabcll against and Messrs McCue, Booker
and Jones for the notion when the ayes noes having
been ordered motion of MIR. Richardson the amendment
was adopted follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Banks, 1.-THE Speakcr,1 Grinald4 Drum
mond, Persinger, Booker, Garland M'Cuc, Cameron
Campbell OF Bedford, Pate, Good of Berkeley Wilson oil
Botctour Campbell OF Brooke Patcson of Buckingham
Spuroc, Richlrdson, Pacson of Chesterfield, Pendetou
Broadus, Wilson of Cumberland Jones' Richie Ball Chill
ton, Stephenson. Helms, Hale OF Franklin, Woods oil
Franklin, Wood of Frederick, Bryce Of Frederick Smith
OF f. Snidow Smith oil Gloucester, Hail of Grayson Err
ans, Johnson Gravely, Jordan, Shield, Summers Har-
wood, Dabney, Allen Hays, M'llhaney, Corde Cad-
well, Pondcxtcr, Street, Hudgins Smith OF Mason and
Jackson, Billngsly, Henry, Vawter, Webb, Chandler
Leigh Harvey, Fltzhugh, Irott Adams, Hner, Witch
err Swanson, Gililand, Dupuy, Land, Hart, M'Mabon
Cline, jesse, kigore Bare, Carson, Crump. HargTave
Gillespie, MCOy, M Culloch Keller, BrOwn--S7.
sfoes.--Messrs. Wood OF Albemarc, Randolph Brooke
Faulkner, Anderson Of Boteourt, Ghoson She'll Boiling
Rives, Daniel, Dickinson, IT, burton, Brodnax SGlman
Bryce Of Goochand Bruce, Sims, Mayo, Gallahcr, Dor.
ry looe Goode Of NJ scsenburg, Preston, Cabe, Fish.
err, Anderson of Eottoway, Davis, Stands, M Dowel
Cobb, MOncure, Crockett, Rutheroord-33.
SMALL FOX
Mr. Campbell Of Brooke, from tho Select Committee or
the resolution OF Mr. Witcher instuting inquiry into
thc existence and extent Of small pox the City Of Rich
mond' made the following report