Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-10

Marshsll, Stephenson Wood and Bryce of Frass,;cr
Erskne Spencer, Csrskadon. Poston, Mullen. Williams,
son, Mlhaney. Cordell, Caldwell Smith OF Mason and
Jackson Bil"gsley. Henry, vaw,er, Cabc Chandler.
rIhngh Parrio, lhncr, Gilhand, Miller, linn Carter
OF Prince William, Hart, MMahon, Cline Carson Mon
cure. APCoy, Keller, Morris, King. and Brown-~5I
CMessrs Banks (speake), Grinalds, Drunnon'l.
Shell, Patteson OF Buckingham, Dickinson, Patteson OF
one;'ersld Broad9s, Wilson Of Cumberland, Drotnox.
Mtehic, Sulman, Helms, Hale OF Franklin Woods Smith
Of Gloucester, Bryce of Goocland Hail ol Crayson Sims
Roane, Mayo, Gravcy, Jordan Shield, Iarwood Dabney
Street Hodgins, Goode, Knox, Webb, Davis, Adams,
Wncher, Swanson Dupuy, Stands, Jcssee Bare, Co5Dc
Crump iiargrare, Gillespie Newton Crockett aud Ru-
The cngrossed bill 10 regulate lawyers fees in ehance
ry suits in Superior Courts read third time and af
ter some debate, Mr. Chandler unsuccessful ro-
uoh TO postpone indefnclyhe blanks filed so as
10 make those fees not less than five dollars
thirty dollars--and the bill passed.
MIR: Mcdowell from the Committee of Roads, Sc. re-
ported 1ne b to incorporate the stockholders of the
James River and kanawha Company, with amendments,
which were ordered 10 be printed
On motion OF Mr. Spurlock, the House adjourned.
- Friddyy March 9.
inc senate have passed the bisto authorize sepa~
rate elections in the county OF Caroneto authorize two
separate elections in the county of Fauqucr-concerning
Allen Jones-io enact with amendments the act passed by
the Legislature OF North Carolina for extending Lake
Drummond and Orapeake camel, Sc.-and incorporating
The Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road company
Mr. Morris presented bill making temporary provi-
sions against the effects OF the late eshct county of
Wool This bill requires persons driving cattle along tho
bank OF the Ohio to kee, Them so restrained
as 10 prevent THEN cncrolchncn the said road:
ana authorscs the county gates the roads
until the fences destroyed by the late ieshe shall be re-
On motion of Mr.. Wilson of b., leave vas given to
bring in bill TO amend 10 raise money by lottery for
certain purposes, &c
The following cn3ro'scd bills were read third time and
passcd:-concernng Counsel and Attorneys al lawrre-
s'ens them IRON paying the their clients without
written orcr to incorporate the Va Mining companv-
providing Tor special courts oappcao Fanny
oykin for horse lost in the public service-authcrzin
me Superior Courts OF Frederick to be held In the town
iiau oil "inchestcr-o establish the town of Sparta i'm the
county oil Rockingham-:o authorize the erection of a
bridge across the north Fork the James river near
lar grove in Rockingham countyto amend the act of
last year, establishing courts of Law and Chancery
Ito provide Tor the repairing public arms and the arnory
aud for other puposesautorizing the trustees cf tho
town of Portsmouth prohibit the burial of dead persons
wi,nlntn ni's OF the town-o prevent the destruction
OF ish-making the Jail OF the town of Fredericksbur
the Jail oil the Superior Court of ncorpo
rate the Columbian Manufacturing Company in the CITY of
Rlcmond-releasing William Royal late Sheriff of ia
lax county and his from debt due TO the Com
monweai-:o amend the law relating the appointment
c. ,, i VI ue revenue lmaking their term Of Of
nee three yearsJ-authorsng the appointment of All ad,
honal Commissioner of the in the county of Ohio
-cenccrnng the surees of Jernan Baker, late Treasn-
rer-,o provide for the building of new Courthouse
tlcras-olice, ail and bridges in county of Ohio
On motion of Mr.. Campbell of Bedford, the report of
the Penientiary Committee, favorable the petition Of
cizens oil BEDFORD for the release of Abncr Martin was
taken up and agreed toA report in favor of similar
ti,ion in behalf of JAS Fitzgerald was also agreed IN
On motion of Mr.. Preston, report of the Committee off
Finance in favor of petition OF Thomas Shannon was
taken up-AIr Spurlock moved to reverse the renot
which was agreed to.-Aycs 40, Noes 81
Inc engrossed bill toprovide for the location of the site
OF court oustce for Ohio county, read thirdsme
Parriott and Morris, passed--Ayes So, Noes 10.
Mr. Booker moved that eavebc given obring In bllE
of brand Considerable discussion took placc IN Ills
notion in which Messrs Brodnax Booker, Rves RAN
aoPh' Miller Carter OF p W., Morris and Paeson
took part when motion of Mr. Randolph take UP tho
Report oihe Committee OF Agriculture and manufacturers
on !he subject ofh Inspection OF Flour in Rchmond pre-
Mr. Boiling moved the indefinite postponement Of the
Report which was debated by Messrs. Booker Boiling
o Randolph, Miller, Rives Paeson of c. and wnIinn,se
when Mr. Boiling withdrew his notion and moved TO Law
the report the table, with understanding thai Il
should not be again called up this sesson-w6ch was
The engrossed bill concerning the Adiutant General
lconerrins upon him the Brevet of Brigader Cen
erJ was read third time and having been discussed by
Messr5 Campbell of b., Jones, Rutherford Morris
Mcdowell and Faulkner, it was rejected
The cngrossed bill TO provide for the erection of mo-
numont over the remains of George Washington was
read third time, and after slight discussion tile ayes
ana noes having been ordered on motion of Mr. Roane IL
was rejected, by the following -
'4yes-Messr;. Gnnads, Drummond,. Randolph Car
land, NJ uc Gholson, She'll Rvcs, Wilson OF c. Broi-.
max, Jones, Stman, Woods Bryce of F., Smith of c.
Bryce, jr. OF G, Erskne Bruce Shield, talahor Dali,
ney' Carter OF IT, and r. Aen ordeI Hudgins, X nox ,
Preston, Webb, Cabeli, Chandcr Davis Miller Stands
Carter OF p. W., Moore, Mcdowell, Cobb Powell Morris
Brown--i0.
Woes Messrs Banks, (speaker0 persopcr Broolo
Camcron Campbell of Bedford, FaulNner Good of b An
derson of b. Wilson ofB. Campbell of Bookc Pteson Of
~ boiling, spqrloc Dickinson Broadus Rtchie Chiffon
tr., Cr,.S
n Carskadon Poston, Roane, Mullen Johnson Gravely ,
Berry, HARDWOOD, Hays, MIlhaney Caldwell, Smith OF
i NJ arf j., Goode of NJ, Bilngsly Vawer Leigh Hor-
vey, Parriot, Adams, Hner, Witchcr Swanson Gill,
land, Inn, Dupuy, Hart M'Mahon Cline lessee Car
4 son. Crump, Hargrave, Gillespie, MCulloch Crockett :
I King, Ruhertoord-60.
Mr. Brodnax from the committee on the subject re.
ported bill TO provide for the appointment of Electors
Tor the election Of President Vice President which
Il was read twice, commtcd and motion of Mr. Crump
ordered be printed.
r On mo ton of Mr.. Spurock, the House adjourned
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Al an adjourned meeting of the citizens of Sussex coun-
y, held at the Courthouse LIST dav of March Is3Y
TO take into consideration the pursued by the House
OF Delegates IN the present session of the Legislature of
Virginia Mr. John Cargill called to the Chair and
Richard EPpes was appointed Secretary.-The following
preamble and resolutions Submitted by Mr. WIN. Harrf1
SON. ana agreed to by The Committee previously appoint
. CD were reported, and unanimously adopted
whereas the members of the present House Of Dele
gate have undertaken 10 consider, and openly discuss the
subject OF negro slavery and have asserted the right Of
they have authority TO make and power TO enforce
and whereas the debates and opinions made public i'm
said discusson can be productive of good, and must
produce much mischief ii is right and we deem il our
dttY as citizens of the Commonwealth, to give public OK
preston to opinions upon the subject.
ResoIDed therefore, As the unanimous opinion of this
meeting That the course pursued by the present House of
Delegates the subject of slaves and the manumssion of
slaves meets our most decided disappobaon-That we
view with feelings of deep regret the manifestation of
desire by the present House of Delegates interfere
with rights guaranteed by the Constitutions is matter
OF moflhcalion to us, lat any portion OF the representa-