Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
Virginia Legislature.
HOT 81 OF DELEGATES.
IhMrsd0Y. Jan. 3.

message was received from the Senate stating that
they had passed The bs 10 change the piece of holding
a separate election in tie county Ha,ty &c-aIlow.
ing Moses HeIdman man OF color, O tsmaiu in tho
comuonwealihio change Tie place OF holding separate
elect on IN the couEy OF Cai"pbe-difec'hs si- paw.
men OF the school quota ct he coaLty Smy,h con-
corning John w Dance further rtdace the width oh
the streets n the of Scots vil!e " powhatsn
- W d TO amend The act inco Por ing the Petersburg RAJ
"o"'' with ane'd menis which We're agreed 10.
f'Wons y ere presented aud reeIrcd-b by Mr. Sher-
a,'e o, Hannah Nogee, divorce--by Mr.. Chea,ham
OF Niies Cary Tar the rebuilding o u sum OF money by
var; ",er OF Richmond county, Of citizens OF westmoe-
iaud and Richmond counties Tor a loery or an .ppo-
prauon TO remove the obs uciious the alton of
'he Rappah0nnock, aud Tor bridge the same.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwuA COMPANY.
On motion OF MIR b. odnax tho hill auihopizp, the III.
rectOrs Of the Bank OF Virginia Formers Rank Of yir
gni subscribe to- the stock OF the James River and ka
n'wha Company was taken up, with the ryder offered
by MIR. Simms.
Mr.. Cabe offered amendment to the ryder, ,trik-
ing out the whole. and inserting provision rendering il
obligatory before the meeting of stockholders to take the
vote on The question of subscribing the of the com
panyo give notice by advertisement six weeks of
the meeting and its o ject.
Mr. Cabell addressed the House length ia support OF
the bill andn explanation OF his amendment.
Mr. Sinms made motion to lay tho bill
and amendments on the tnble-negaived. Ayes AZ,
Mr. Murdaugh moved the indefinite posponement of
the bill, supported his motion by some remarks and
moved that The vote be taken on by Ayes und Noes
But before the question could be put the hour arrived
Tor taking up the order OF the day.
FEDERAL RELATION
On motion OF Mr.. BrodnaX, the House resolved itself
into Committee OF the on the port of the ScIeot
Committee on Federal Relations, and the substitute there
T % offered by Mr.. Marshall.
Mr.. kuoX continued the debate; and was followed bv
Mr. BronaX, (boh gentlemen sustaining the original re.
porto
A, three o'clock, Mr. b. gave way to suggestion Of
Mr. Niicher on whose motion the committee rose, re-
ported progress, and had leave TO sit again.
The bill concerning the James River Company then
came up but before it could be acted on,
oh motion OF Mr. Moore, the House adjourned.
Friday, Jan. 4.
Petitions presented and referrel--by Mr. Chart
ton, OF citizens of Montgomery for the establishment or
Branch Bank at tue Town of Buchanon-by MIR Carter of
Richmond county, Of citizens OF Lancaster in relation TO
the protection of Oysters.
message was received from the Senate, stating that
they had passed the bills incorporate the Caawb3 Iron
works Company-aud authorizing conveyance of land
sold to John Ragland " '""'
On motion of Mr.. Payne the Committee of proposi,on
and Grievances was Instructed inquire into The expe
dency OF allowing the owners of lots in the town Of Co.
! Iumbia TO improve the same.
! On motion of Mr.. Helms leave was given IN brnr in .
The county of Floyd ~ ~
On motion of Mr.. George leave was yiveu 70 b; l.,
o TO authorize the school commissioners OF county
oil laZeweI to draw from the Literary Fund the quotas
due sand county, Tor the years 1929 and 1890
The following engrossed bills were read Sd time and
passed-oppoinng trustees for the town of Chrsansbmrg
election at the house OF John Jared in the county of Mo-
nongaIa-lo authorize benjamin Schoolfekl TO erect
bridge across James River.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. Brodnax, the order of the dav wes
aken up being the report of the Select Committee on Fe
dera Relations and BIr. Marshas substitute thereto. and
the House resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
Mr., Miller in the Chair '
Mr. Brodnax again took the floor, and continued his
speech for about three hours $50
Mr. b having concluded. Mr. Brown of PETERSBURG
SAID mat he contemplated addressing the committees bur
as The day far advanced he would move thar
the committee rise. ~
The committee then rose, reported progress and had
leave To sit again.
! On motion OF Mr.. Anderson, the House adjourned
Cvreeii0aIn Mr. Aarsal's tbo ,oo
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