Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

Mr. Watkins Of q moved to amend tho substitute by
striking out the previous part, and retaining that alone
which repeats the Laws OF 1881 Ancr further discussion
this motion was agseed to-the substitute was then adopt
co. the preamble to the bill struck out aud the amended
bill ordered TO be engrossed.
he engrossed bill TO allow the mechanics of Wheeling
and Norfolk Borough lien on buildings erected by them
was read third time and on its passage supported by
Messrs Lciiier, Campbell aud King, and opposed b,
messrs Knox, Gregory and Murdaug and the latter gen
eman having called for the aes and noes the bill was re
Jected NY the following vote
.fyes-Me.srs. CoIeburn RanloInb Faulkner Gam,
oeii, Daniel, Barton Emmons, Anderson, Vance, Mullen
GaHahcr Berry, Fry, Smith OF NJ * j., Henry, Alexan
der, Dunton, Parriot Lener, lash Brown of Preston
Moore, Bare Newman, THOMPSON, George NI'Cov Nv
berry, and King-29
Woes Messrs Banks, (Speaker,) Curer Booker. Stu
arr, M Cue, Mayse, Preston, Pate, Henshaw, Miller
wilson oil B, Pa,teson of b., Ysncey bearing Cheaham
Richardson, Patteson OF c., Wilson of c. Jones' Richie
" wallace, Stephenson of f & N, Payne. Hale. Woods
Earle, Smith of c. Watkins of c. Steward Sims Sloane
koane Of H., Golf, Kincheoe, Hocnan Gregory Har.
wood, Hooe, Dabncy, Heisk, Hays Lawson, Harrison
SAVIOR, Street, Roy, GoCde, Knox, Wiley, Charlton
Sherrard webb, Murdaugh Collins, Harvey, Anderson
Dade, Adams, Hiner Swanson, Cackley Watkins of Pr
Edward "a. o1s shands, Bootle, MDowe MMahon M'Mul.
len, Griffin, Conway, Surnan Sanger Brown of p.,ers
burg, and Ru,heroord-74
Inc engro'sed hull TO inc rporae company 10 navi.
time. w
MIR. Murdaugh moved the following RYDER:
be further enacted that the ockholers of the cor
Porauon shall be Individually liable and responsible for all
porated '>'
This motion discussed by Messrs Murlaugh. Ru.
tneroord' Gregory and Hoeman, aud its read
ing rejected when the bill passed
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson OF b.,
The House adj urned
Tedncsday February 6.
message was received from the Senate stating that
they had passed the bills authorizing lottery for the
s,rucon oil road from the Pennsy vania line to inersec
the North W escm Turnpike at Tygars Valley River
aud appointing trustees the towns of Buchanan and
I'tonsbnrg with amendments, which were agreed to-
ne senate also disagreed TO joint resolution authorizing
me Governor TO cause two cannon TO be mounted
ihey likewise insisted their disagreement To the
amendments propoed by the House of to their
amendments TO the bill 10 provide Tor the payment of sun
uy Judgments against the commonwealth, account OF
the claims OF certain supernumerary officers nj ,o
line, during the revolutionary war"
Mr. Campbell moved that the House recede from its
amendments TO the amendments of the Senate.
This motion was sustained by Mcsars. Dickerson
campbell aud Gregory aud opposed by hlessrs. Brown
petersburg aud Wallace, aud was rejected, Ayes ~
Noes 10.
Mr.. Gilmer moved that conference be had with the
senate on tie aSendmens in question, which reject
On motion Of Mr.. Brown of Petersburg the House all
hered TO IFS amendments 10 the Senatcs amendme nts
Ayes ST. Noes 10.
message was subsequently received from the Senate
stating that they had adhered their 10 the
amendments OF the House.
On motion OF Mr.. Brown of Petersburg the 5,h rule o
the House was suspended, and il was
Res0ired, That the Committee OF Finance be instruct
ed TO bring III bill TO provide for the payment of sundrv
judgments rendered against the Commonweat OH ac-
count oil the claims OF certain officers of the Revolution
On motion OF Mr.. GaIldher, il was
heS0ioed mat the Armory Committee be instruct
ed 10 report bill authorizing the Governor of his Com
monwealth to cause TO he mounted upon Balthrop's
pan oil improved axlerees and gun carriages two iron
cannon oil larger calbre than those authorized by law
Of the last session. and that the expense thereof be de-
irayed out OF the money appropriated by said act
On motion OF Mr.. Wiley, leave was given TO bring in
Dill TO raise the sum of fifty thousand dollars TO construct
road from the most convenient point on the Pennsvlva
MA me at or near the town of Blacksmith, nersec the
North Western Turnpike or near the town of Clarks
ourg, IN the county OF Harrison.
On motion of Mr.. Dckerson leave was given TO bring
10 OH or authorsng the County Court of Caroline and
me superior Court in the county, to be held i'm the
clerks olhce, in the tavern kept by George Turner AT
the Bowling Green until the new court house
to be built, be completed.
The following engrossed bills were read third time
ana passed 10 repeal the act of 1881 relative the in
sPeEuon ionr-concerning Richard Taylor concerning
hhham H. Menwether-concernng Miles Carey.
DIVISION OF BoTEToURT COUNTY
mr. Miller OF Boietour said. he had promised yesier-
day 10 ca up the bill for the division Of the county OF
teourt, but the hinness of the House would be suf
clent apology Tor his declining TO do so now
Alter some remarks from Messrs Wilson of b. Gil
mer' and Miller, Mr. Gimer that the bill be taken
up: Negaived-Aycs &c. Noes 43.
The bill to authorize the Commonwealth TO subscribe
10 e Stock oil the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
was taken up, motion OF Mr. Faulkner but on motion
oil Mr' Gregory was again laid the table, until 10 NOR
-, JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
ne engossed bill to authorize tie Corporation Of the
Guy oil Richmond 10 subscribe 10 the stock of James
Nioer ana hanawha Company, was read third time.
On motion of Mr. Rutherford The memorial of the cid
zens OF richmond against the subscription, read and
me clerk was proceeding TO read the report of the minority
oil The Common Hall of the city, when on motion of NJ
Noes 33. 'eS '''
Mr. Gholson opposed the bill and was followed bv
when il passed.
On motion Of MIR. Mullen, the House adjourned