Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21

Randolph the ground that these resolutions would now
be usecssas the remains Of Washington, IL they re-
moved would be dsinterred before this remcpsrance
could reach Congress.
Mr. Newton considered that these resolutions were Of
most importance, formal declaration of the sentiments
oil this Legislature. lie therefore hoped tGt they would
now be acted on.
Select Committee which brought in the resolutions.
This motion was opposed by Mr. Her. who observed
that the language adopted by the Senate was re-
spects more simple aud appropriate.
The motions 10 lay the table, and refer, ro-
jec;ed. 10.
The amendments of the Senate being before the House,
they were further amended on motion of Mr. Miller, and
agreed TO- rEEs or ArroRNiEs.
Mr.. Jordan moved that leave be given to bring in s
BILL prohibiting attorneys law, from receiving the mo-
ney of their clients unless he shall have written order
FOR the same or the ct his client be endorsed upon
inc back OF the bond note account.
Mr.. Campbell of Brooke had the least objection
e proposition as alawyer, but he must, amember Of
inns Rouse be opposed 10 the resolution. IL would be
recollected that this very subject before the House
last year and that 1t proved ircbraad among the
bers Its repetition would have the effect to protract
INC ia6ors OF the House, with he believed prospect
OF producing any good result.
Mr. Jordan did not wish proact the session. or throw
hrebrand among the members The adoption OF this
resolution have no such effect He kncw that this
subject had been before the House year. and that fact
induced himto present had been much talked
over among his constituents, who were DESTROYS of tho
passage OF such law.
Mr.. Williams hoped the resolution would be adopted.
such law would do injury The honorable part Of
me profession, TO which the gentleman Brooke and him
self belonged: but it would protect the people from the
race ope,diogger who neglected opportunity of rob
Mr. Campbell Of Brooke hoped The gentleman Harrison
anu himself belonged TO the honorable class of the pro-
esSion lie had stated at first, that lawyer he had
i no Objection TO the proposition, aud the statement
sustained by the fact that he bill last year.
Dut nc opposed The consideration now, because would
! be an unaYailing of time.
Inc resolution was then adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Rives, the Committee of Claims
instructed 10 inquire into the expcdcncy of authorship
inc payment OF Samuel Bransod Sergeant Lynchburg,
the sum of $50. sc. O.
On motion of Mr. Hays the Committee of Roads &C.
of
ing by law for the completion of the road from S,aunton
y way OF beverly and Weston, to the mouth OF the Lit
ne hanawha accordngto the provisions of the passed
March 8, 1924.
On motion of Mr. Bryce Off, the Committee for Courts
was Instructed to inquire into the propiiey of
amending SO much ofan act establishing Courts of Law
and Chancery regulates the proceeding cases of
purscdeas
On motion of Mr.. Bryce of F. resolution of the Com
.Ge OF Courts OF Justice adverse TO resolution direct
ing that committee TO inquire into the cxpedency of abo-
hshihg imprisonment for debt, was taken up.
,u JURIsDlcrIoN OF MAGISTRATES.
Inc engrossed bl to extend the jurisdiction of Justices
o. tie PEACE in this Commonwealth was read third
4 time, and being its passage, Mr.. Marshall moved to
amend the bill by adding to it the following rider
ma De further enacted, That all the provisions in this
act contained shall be TO extend to such cases
only where the subject IN controversy shall amount
more than twenty dollars; but that in all cases where II
shall not exceed that sum- the proceedings and
oher shall be had authorised required by
law.
The bill discussed on its mers-bv Messrs Will
lams Crockett and Sims against, Mr. Knox in favor
OF its passage
moved its indefinite posponcmcn This motion was dis
cussed at length-by Mr.. Choson against and Messrs
Bryce OF ~ Campbell of Bedford Fitzhugh, Daniel Ram
doIph and Witchcr, in support of the motion when the
ayes and noes having been ordered motion of Mr. Ghol-
son. was decided in the affirmative by following vote:
.ayes-Messrs tirinalds Randolph Persinger. Booker
Garland, MCue, Brooke Cameron Campbell OF Bedford
pae' anderson and Wilson of Botetourt, Patteson Of
bucSingham Boiling, Daniel Richardson, Patteson of
chesterfield, Pcndeton, Broadus Wilson of Cumberland
e Jones' Richie, Ball, Stephenson, Woods of Franklin,
Bryce OF Frederick, Smith of Gloucester Bruce Sims
Roane, Williams OF Harrison, Johnson Shield Summers
I,arwood' Dabney, Carter of Lancaster and Richmond
Poindexer, Street Byrne, Chandler Leigh Fisher Har-
, yey titzhugh, Robertson, Witcher Swanson Miller
pnn DuPny, Shands, Moore, IDowen Dare Carson,
pown am puloeS Newton Morris, Crockett, King,
.MoesTMessrs Banks (speakcr9 Good of Berkeley,
THGimPDell OF Brooke Ghoson, Shell, spurock, Rves
rankin Wood and Smith of Frederick Snidow TIa of
Tyson; ETsEine' Spencer, Caskadon, Poston, Mullen,
1o%ah, "aiaher, Allen, Hays Lawson, Cordcll Cald-
well, Eudgns, Smith OF Mason and Jackson GooIe of
Meeklenburg, Knox, Billnsly, Henry, Vawter, Webb.
anderson oil Notioway, Parrio;t, Davis Adams Hincr
Land Carter of Prince William Hart M'NIabon Cline
2esSee' higore' Cobb Moncure, Hargrave a'Coy, and
Inc Speaker prcscnteda memorial of Isaiah Buck CON-
ehg me election OF Henry A. Byrne returned TO serve
" INC rouse oil delegates from the county of Morgan
nm Slaves AND FPEE NEGROES.
The order of the day was taken up being the hill T.,
several acts concerning slaves, free negroes and
G Mr. Caldwell moved that the Committee of the Whole
DC discharged from further consideration of this bill Io
.ouge .e proceedings of Saturday had given satisacro-
miitee of the Whole Agreed to. - 0O''-
MI In; iams SAID there were discrepancies in
me Dill which could not conveniently be amended in the
Rouse. lie moved its reference a Select Committee
agreed TO- and the following gentlemen were appointed
select Committee the subject Messrs Williams
Y Caldwell, Brown Pateson of c., GhoIson Knox Car
ter OF r. W. Hart, Patteson OF b., Mcdowell Garland
and BrOdnaX. ''
On motion of Mr.. Brown bill TO amend tho osor.o
oil tae Petersburg Railroad Company Ito authorize the
, extension oil the Railroad into the town of PETERSBURG
crossed. 'N ~ NC GU
The engrossod bi-to repeal so much of an act chang
g inc days oil the county Hampshire and Uap-
uy as concerns the county of Hampshire was read third
time and passed ~
message was received from the Senate stating that
'ey ad agreed TO the amendment by the House of Dele
gates TO the amendment of the Senate TO the preombJs
ana resolutions, demonstrating against removal of tbe
ginia. $3.50 ~ 'i VIZ
The Speaker laid before the House a communicates,
rom me Board OF Directors of The Penitentary nstu-
lbc printed. ' 'rueTeu 10
On motion OF Mr. Randolph, the House adjourned
i EDUBLlC WAREHOUSE, RIcHMoND Planners am,
y others sending Tobacco o the above WarcLouse
arc informed that the is undergoing cenerai
repair Tor the bettersecury OF Tobacco [John M Sbon
Pard Jr having been appointed in the place of Mr. Jon
fSber rcsigncdO II Is under the management of the
SUBSCRIBERS, who pledge themselves that every attention
snali be paid to any Tobacco the WaTebonse =
freight toll &C. advanced on all Tobacco sent to us and