Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

him by the provisions of this BILL
Mr.. ooodco opposed the amendment-considcred il un-
necessary-and believed it would be difficult to procure
persons to act, II the amendment should prevail.
believed that this would be cectna than any pccu-
mary hne whchis rarely il enforced He said the
who'e OBJECT OF the bill was 10 the faithful appro-
Pauon oil the money TO the for which was intend
eu IL threw ddi,ional barriers around the primary
school fund, to prevent its prongate expenditure. He
ound me whole opposition the present system arose
in those counties where the acquisitions of the present
law were not complied with. He alyerto,I To- the laws of
to show, that the penalties Tor neglect OF du.
nes were far more severe than those proposed in the hill
and amendment under consideration lie hoped the
amendment would be adopted
The amendment rejected ond tile bill orders ed TO be
engrosscd.
On motion of Mr. Wilson of b., it was ordered that
when this House adjourn it adjourn to O'Clock Monday
morning.
On motion of Mr., Allen. the House adjourned.
Monday, norch r.
The Senate have passed the bls-o change fhe loca.
ton OF the North Turnpike so far as il passes
through the town OF Romneyo amend authorising
the Superior Court OF Frederick be held i'm the Town
Hall OF Wincheser--to amend an act establishing Water
street in the town of Portsmouho incorporate the vr-
GINA Mining Company-Also, with amendments the bill
concerning Abraham Depp, of color--Amend1
ments agreed to.
cases OF larcento regulate iuwycrs fees in chancery
suits in Superior Couris-And postponed Indefinitely the
biils-conccrrDg counsel and attorneys a law-had
Commonwealth
The following cngrossed bills were read third time and
passed-to amend act allowing further time Philip
Rootcs Thompson and Mary Tease o complete the toll
bridge near tho mouth of Cole Riverdirec,ing the
vey oil route for road between Cunbcrla Gap
Prices Iusnpke-auhosng the Governor his discrc-
ton TO distribute the public and TO procure be-
hall oil the Commonwealth, certain military equipments
Incorporating company a turnpike road from
the upper enSof the Blue Ridge canal inerse con
with the Lexington and Covngton Turnpike authoiis
ing the Bank OF Virginia to establish Office of discount
and deposit at the of Farmve county Prince
Edward, at Scotsvie i'm Abemare and Suffolk in Nan
semond-incorporatng the Mlhorough and Cars Creek
turnpike Conpany-clanging the name Of William Grit
fin Organ to William Allen.
he
across Jacksons River the termination the
kanawha Turnpike, was read third time, and rejected
THE PUBLIC GUARD.
| The engrosscd bill concerning the public guard was
read third ime.-Mr. Rutherford said il was pro-
posed to increase the Guard enable it 70
turn out every day in the in the army of
the United States. They now had perform duty
than the soldiers of the u s. Army twas also propos-
ed 10 make the pay OF the cominanant of
officers OF the U s. Army commanding stations. 1t
consideration in favor of this increase of his pay,
that he was superintendent of public buildings the duties
(which office were often heavy. The additional annual
expense incurred by this arrangement would be
| $2377.
| The bill passed-Ayes ~, Noes 40.
On motion OF Mr. Cabell, the bill 10 incorporate the
was taken up with the amendments adopted in Commit
tee of the Whole and others proposed by the Committees
OF Roads and Internal Navigation.
| Numerous amendments and notifications of the blE
were adopted, and much discussion elected
On motion made by Mr.. Williams, to postpone tho
bill indefinitely the ayes and foows:-- u.
fyeS-Alessrs. Campbell of Bedford Coed, Richardsun
Ritche, Chiffon Smith of G., Spencer, Bruce, SIMS
| ",
Dobney, Hudgins, Webb Robertson Adams, linn, Hart,
Cline, lessee Cobb, Crump, Hargrave, NIorris-2s.
moesmMsssEs, Banks (SPsakeE Grnods Randolph
Pate, Faulkner Anderson of b.. Wilson OF b., Campbell
OF Brooke, Ghoson Shell, Paeson of b., Rives, Daniel
jr, Dickinson, Halyburton, Pendleon Broadus, Wilson
ofC Brodnax, Jones, Ball. Marshall, Stillman, Hale Of
f., Woods, Wood of T.. Bryce of f., Smith of F., Sndow,
Bryce, jr, ofG Hail G., Ersline Roane MullenMayo
Shield Gallaher Berry, Summers Iooe, Carter of l.. and
r. Allen, Hayes Lawson, M'lihaney, Caldwell, Street,
Smith OF Nj. and j. Goole Knox, Henry, Vawtcr, Pres
] IN, Do
Wis, Hner, Witcher, Swanson, Gland, Miller, Dupuy,
Shsnds, Garter Of p W., Moore, NJ Dowell, M'MahOn,
Ter, Newton, Crockett King, Brown, rutherford and
and Potomac Rail Road TO nersect with the James river
improvement was rejected by the following vote:
dyes-Messrs. Banks, (Speaker,) NJ Cue, Brooke, Ca
merOn, Faulkner Good, Ghoson Shell, spurlocS Pendle
ton, Broadus, Chiffon Stephenson, Erskine Bruce Pos
ton; Grayely Galaher, Berry, Summers, Allen Lawson,
M llhaney Caldwell, Smith Of NJ and j., Vawter. Pres
ton, Chandler Fitzhugh, Robertson, Hner, Giland
Moore, Mcdowell, MMahon, Cline, lessee, Kgoe, Bare,
Noes-Messrs. Grinalds, Randolph, Booker. Garland,
ramPbell of Bedford, Anderson and Wilson of b., amp
HALLIBURTON, Richardson, Wilson of g., Brodnax Jones'
RRtche. Ball. Stmon, Hale of f., Woods, Smith of c.,
Mayo, Jordan, Shield, Harwood Dabnev. Carter Of H.
and r., Hays Street, Hudgns, Coodc, Knox Henry,
Webb Cabell, Harvey Davis, Adams, Witcher SWANSON
Miller, linn, Dupuy, Stands, Carter OF p W. Hart,
Cobb, Powell, Crump liargNve- n. Outlook, ewton
Croccett, Brown Ruher!oord-63.
The bill ordered TO be engrcssed. I'VE will give
the proceedings in detail in our next.l
MIR. Bryce OF g. presented petition from the siameso
Twins TO be exempted from the payment of $50 for ex
hlbilion in each county OF the STATE.
Mr. Brodnax from the omnittec the Electoral BilT
presented that bill with amendments which were several
ly agreed TO, and the bill ordered to be cngrossed.
On motion OF MIR, Smith of g., the House adjourned
HOUSE DELEGATES March TO- 1882.
must request you 10 correct made in your
port OF the Committee upon the Electoral Bill You have
placed my friend CarerO OF Prince William, the COM
mite instead of Carter OF Richmond. If this had been
the only omission in your reports in which have been
concerned, should not have noticed it, Respectfully
! ROBERT W. CARTER.
i CoTREcTIoNs, &c.-A communication from Mr.
Chandler OF Norfolk, on the subject of the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company is postponed until our next.
Our Reporter in our last paper msoo the grounds
which the proposition TO the laws relating TO the
appointment of Electors Of President and Vice Preside
of the United States introduced into The H. of ID
MIR. b. stated that the doubt, which had on a former
occasion been advered to- still existed, whether Con-
gress would pass the Apportionment Bil before the adj
ljournmcnt of the Virginia Legislature. II not1cn TO
prevent the great public Inconvenience and pense OF
called session of the Legislature TO adop
contingent provision for the election Of Electors
He did not express belief, that Virginia would not be
entitled toless than % Mem beS of agrees, that ap
pOriionment, stated in Iastbu not less than
- Electors of r. and V. P-hat is 20 members Of G.
with the Senators, who together indicate tc numBerof
Electors.
MARRIAGE.
the Of tho by The
on Dpny of fatm' L. to Miss Aon b. Daniel only daughter OF