Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20

Resolved. That the Com nittss Of Schoos inquire atx
e expedeney Of causing the payment to the county Of
sussex oil That portion OF he School fund 10 which said
County entitled ia 1929 &C.
| On motion of Mr.. Nash il was
Res0ieed, That this House will OH the 10Th day of Janus
airy next proceed by joint vote OF the Senate TO the cleo
ton OF member OF the Council OF State TO supply the
place OF Daniel A. Wilson Esq whose term of service
pires the 3lst day of March next.
| On mJiou OF Mr. Nj Cue, II was
Res0fUed That the Committee OF Roads, &C. enqufrs
into he expectancy OF incorporating of companv 70.
Construct road from Staunon TO the Warm Spring
Mounsin, by the way Of Buialoe aud Panther Gap, Sc
l. The following bhis cine up seccnO rcadng- Re
'ea'ng To SHY Ceu the States right property
-esb ishing the OF JscssUnyiI in The county OF
IIoy-auhu2ing Thomas Bryan erect terry acI oss
0acapehoh inve-iucorpora ing Warrenton aud 0cco-
quah iu,niiSe ompdny-to discontinue street In tbs
tow Of PaTkersbuig.
The Committee o, Claims reported unfapor ably on the
petition OF Thomas Davis Faye e Tor compensation Tor
services rendered by Liza Commits Toner TOR thas
county.
GMr. Stephenson Of ~, moved 10 reverse tho rsporn
which motion Vas rejected, anu the report agreed to-
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
MIR. Nash moved that the report ol the Committee
OH tho arrangement OF tho Congessona and Electoral
Districts, be taken up.
Nr Campbell objected taking up the subject at tile
moment on which the report was presented.
Mr. Nash SAID his leave 10 bring
III Dill Tor the arrangement III question, which he should
move 10 refer to Committee of the Whole. His object
was TO prevent double action the question.
Mr. Campbell said the course Of The gentleman was one,
which he wished avoid. He wished that the whole
subject should be c-comntied with instructions TO bring
IN bill founded Oh more equitable prim, piles
MIR. Faulkner thought the moioI OF the Senileman
from Powhaan was too precipi'ae. 1t called lpo, the
House to SANCTION the repor before they had an opotu-
NIFTY tn examine it, There upwards of twen,y eIi-
oers aose"'besdes the combinations OF the committee
ought TO forth the people aud receive their decision
before the lioue acted upon it.
Mr. Nash further supported his motion. His only
OBJECT was TO PROCESS with the subject. He would
monty his motion 10y moving for leave bring in a biL
which could be fully considered and discussed
Ihe motion to take up the report negatived.
Mr. Nash said that early day he should ask for
splt Si..I..
temen to hold themselves prepared for the notion
On motion oil Mr.. Colburn, the House adjourned.
wednesdays December 49,
The following penious, presented and refer
red BY MIR. Webb, orciz ms OF The town OF Suffok for
branch Bank by Mr. l.'wson, Of Richa.d Taylor Tor
the remission OF ineBy Mr.. Cabell, Of cizens of
Nelson, on the subject OF slavery, aud praying the G. me-
raj Assembly to devise some OF gradual enancpa-
non &c-hy MIR. Miller, # BoeiouIt Tor the
establishment OF branch Bank al Fncas Ie--iiy Nr
Rutherford, OF suudry individuals Tor the ncor
OF steam boat compiuy on IN. Janes River BV MIR
Sianeer OF citizens OF ~ ythe County, tor braaeh Bank
at the town OF Buchanon by NJ King, OF sup,lry mo.
ehancs OF Norolk Borough, additional securi,y Tor
compensation Tor materials used the ion houses
ana, oil Mason Wallace. administrators f., compensation
Tor houses burnt in l776.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Mr. Faulkner ed that the report of the Commi,te
10 arrange the Congressional aud Electoral Districts be a
Ken up which was agreed to; when Mr. f. moved that
be committed TO the Committee of the Whole aud made the
order oil the day for Wednesday next
Mr. Nash suggested that tho Christmas holidays would
intervene ana moved that he made the order Of the day
Ior ednesday, January 2d, which motion agreed to-
On motion OF Mr. Stephenson of +. & NJ, leave was
gwen TO bring IN bill to appropriate the of from
he tlnd oil Internal Improvement for opening and con-
structng road from Sumersvile in tho county of Nj
hontas
On motion Of Mr. bearing, leave was given TO bring i'm
bill changing the place OF holding separate election
from ltardens Grocery in the county of Campbell, To-
Porters Shop in said county.
he following ensros~ei bills read third line
and passed: Au hOLng Thorn Bryan TO erect dam a.
eros, Cacapehon River 10 e.abi,b The town ot
Sa4t n
10 dscohiihue street in the OF Petersburg Re-
leasing TO Shy Cain TIE omno tvedi,s light the per-
sonai property OF John Cain, deceaseio incorporate the
war; non and Occoquan Turnpike Company
Ihe following bills came uJ The second reading and
were ordered 10 be engrosse, TO establish separae
elections in the Feuquier and TO provide for
the establishment OF the county line between The counties
OF Ohio and Tyler.
On motion OF Mr.. Muraugh, the Committee of Internal
Navigation was directed TO inquire into the expcdency Of
compelling The Court OF Norfolk County, boats boz
tween Norfolk, Portsmouth, Washington Point for te
transportation OF horses AMI cariagesand TO reduce tho
rates oil ierriagsS across the Elizabeth river.
On motion OF Mr. Collins the Committee Of Roads &C.
was directed TO inquire into the expedency OF exempng
the inhabitants OF the town oil Portsmouth, working on
the roads in Norfolk county, SC.
On mo.ono Mr. Sturman, the House adjourned.
CorTeetHs Mr. Webb votoI for Juis sompo in election Of
Juisc OF M deae'a Court aud stated enormously
ny t%n.po'iea Of WORDS 10 passage tive speech of Mr.
tee on tSde Relations wo did not give his mcuning Tho
passage should reai az follows Something had been aby
speak on this subject State Very sir
State but n speaking STATE, she necessarily speak
as party She only
.%i-s o. parry o. as gent TePascaa poLly &c:
MARRIAGES.
". o 9y the Rev Leonard Ngnnay at Pleasant Oaks (ho
amisblo Miss Martha Anne WahplI, of CEestofeIds
Aud nature swoars the lovely dears,
Hor nohest work sho classes o
IioI pfen'ce han she uiod on man.