Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19

Mayse. Preston. Wilson Of b. Campbell Patteson of B.
nancey' Cheatham. Richardson, Wilson Of C., Richie,
Mayo Berry, Fry, Harw ood, Beard. Harrison, Pondex-
er. Alexander, Srerrod, Webb, Duu,on. Parto,t Dadc
Hncr, BOothe, Cline. Bare, Griffin, Convoy, -Crutnp,
MCoy, Surman, aud Sauger-I2.
.fays-Nessrs Coleburn, Gilmer. Rand,lrh. Persn-
ger, Booker, Stuart, Pate lIen>haw Gholson, Comas
DE 'ring, Dckcrson Pateson of c., Pendron, rhonu NJ
BrodnaN Daniel Marshall, SIephensoH oil =. n N, Hats
Barton. Emmons. Watkins of e. N'Caman,, Anderson,
Vance, Sloane, Col, Kincheloe, Graveiy Hoemsu,
q eg'ry, GAlher, Hooe, Hei.kil Hays, Taylor, Roy,
Sm'h OF NJ s. j.. Henry, Wiley, Collins, Letter. Ro
bcr,son, Adams, SWANSON Nash Brown of Preston ws-
kins OF p. T., Shands Carter of p w NJ Dowel, Moore
MMahon, Maciarlane, M'Mullen, Newman, Thompson,
Stevenson OF 5, Pegr"@ George, Ma, berry, Anderson,
The engrossed bill provide for extending and en-
argng the "nae Hospitals, was taken np motion Of
Mr. Watkins Of p E. aud blank filled, "ppropriAIing
900 for the Hospital at Siaunton.
On filling the blanks in regard TO the Hospital az VIII
lamsburg, building sufficiently large to accommodate
forty perPonS was directed aud $50 900 dollars eppropra
ted Tor that object The bill was passed
The following engrossed hhls read u third time
aud declaring the punishment of free for tho
attempt TO commit rape-io extend the time for the
commencement OF the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road-'o amend act fixing the school quotas ol the
counties of Shenandoah, Roc bingham and Page.
On motion OF MIR Brown a bin tn provide for an add
uona building for the public offices the capital square
was taken up aud ordered to he engrossed
LOTTERIES.
report from the Committee OF Finance, declaring il
heNpedient TO pass All act Tor the suppression OF Lotteries
was taken up.
Mr. Moore moved toreyerse the report ofhc committee
anu aler OreldlscuSSon III which Messr Glncr, Moore,
Carter OF X and L. 3rodnaN and POndexter took part,
MIR Moore modified his motion amend the report. SO as
to declare expcdicnt to provide hy law that after the
- day OF - all Lottery privileges shall cease in
this Commonwealth.
The ayes and having been ordered tl. ques-
ton, motion OF Mr.. Brodnax the vote was AZ follows
ayes-MesSrs. Riley, Colebun, GiImer, Randolph.
Persinger, Hooker M'Cue, Maysc, PreslOs, Faulancr
Henshaw, Wilson oc b., Campbell esRolson Yancey
MComas, bearing, Chea'ham, Roane OF c. Z. s. n. X
Richardson, Thornton, Wilson of c., Brodnax Richie
Daniel Wallace Stephenson OF u. N, Payne Helms,
/ alR RAJ s,1h A. .,l. -
Camant Anderson, Steward OF c. Bruce Sloane Roane OF
H., Coil. Kiucheloe Gravely, Holeman. Gregory Berry
Harrison, Taylor, POindexcr, Street, Roy, Smith of M
j. Goode, Knox, HeEry, Wiley, Alexander, SherrarJ
Webb Cebel Dunton. Harvey, parriOtl. Adams, liner
Wtcher, Swanson, Cackley, Watkins oi =. f., Shands
Carter OF p. w, Boothe, NJ Dowel Moore, M'Mahon,
Cline, MeFarlane, McMuen, Newman, Thompson,
Griffin, Stevenson OF s., Conway, Crump, Pegnam
George, Sturm"n Maybery, Sanger, King and Ruthcr-
ioord-97
.NOes-AIessrs Emmons and Sims-2
INSTRUCTIONS SENATORS.
MI Knox rose TO inform the House that he should or
tomorrow, limo other gentleman would take the upon
himself Introduce resolutions instrucnE Senator'S in
Congress with regard TO their the Force Bill now
before the Senate OF the United States.
NORTH WESTERN TURNPIKE.
| Report OF the Committee Roads &c. declaring il
hexPed'ent to make any further provision Tor fixing the
western termination of the North Western TuEnpike was
Mr.. M'Coy moved reverse the decision of the com
mi'ee and supported his motion at length opposed
by Messrs MaybeIy kincheloe and cDeweH, aud cup
ported by MIR. Parrott The latter moved to amend Tie
report by substituting the following:
Resolved, by the General Assembly, That the Board Of
PuDlc Works be, aud are hereby authorized and re-
CURED TO employ fit and competent Engineer who has
not BEEN ut any time, under the direction OF the principal
Engineer OF this State, whose duty il shall 10 survey
from ClAksburg the practical route for road to
Interchangeable survey from Carksburg the nearest
practicable route for road TO STStesvie-he probable
length q" each route when locaiedthe of conslruc
ton, including bridges, agreeaby the for the con
Strucon OF the Northwestern Turnpike road-and report
TO the next General Assembly, With view OsVttipP the
western termination OF said rorl.
MIR. Mccoy withdrew his motion.
Mes'rs Mayberry, Barton, Hays and witcher opposed
the motion of Mr. Pario aud II was supportej by Mir
Mccoy and its
MIR. Moore said, that if the debate or this subject
was not now brought 10 close he should move the pre-
yious question.
The amendment was then rejected
Mr.. MCOy renewed his motion reverse the repoyt of
NJ DOwe "
Mr. P"rou novel; to- amend the report, by substituting
ResOised That the Board Of Public Works be Instruct
ed to appoint Engineer here oforc appointed anJ
employed as principal assistant in locating the North
western Turnpike, 10 examine and determine upon the
most suitable location for much thereof lies between
the town OF Carksburg and the Ohio River and sho,l
such Engineer determine upon the selection OF the town
OF ParkcrsbuS the suitable point TOR the vcs,sp
termination OF said road, then the Board shall proceed
forthwith to contract for the execution OF the road TO that
point but should the Engineer select another point then
ms report and proceedings lobe communicated to said
Board AMI referred by il to the next General Assembly
some conversation took place this motion, between
Messrs. Mcdowell, Parriott, M'Coy and Barton when
me Mhendment was reecte' and the report Of the col
mitce agreed TO.
GAMBLtNG
Airport oil the Committee OF Courts Of Justice, dccIar-
ing ineSpedien TO revise repeal the laws relative TO
Gaming, taken up.
Mr. Gregory moved to the decision of the com.
,nIuee The motion discussed by Msssrs. Gregory
Brodnax, Sims Campbell Carter OF r. s. L. and DickeT
49,
Mr. Bo'lnax moved TO amend the report by lecl.rnc,
expedent to pass law making the keepers of Faro
Tables, &c and the betters those fables liable 10 tho
same penalties and to give 10 officers the power break
open doors, and TO cali in the aid of the posse cootus
to arrest persons engaged at these games
This amendment was further discussed when Mr.
Dckerson moved the indefinite postponemcn Of the sub
Jec' aud the ayes and noes having been ordered on mo-
Ton OF MIR. Gregory, the vote follows:
fyfS-Messrs. Riley, Coleburn Cilmer, Randolph Per-
singer, MaySe, Faulkner, Gholson, Yancey, Dsanng
Dckerson Richardson, Patteson of c.. Thornton Mar,
shall, Wallace, Hale, Woods, Rrnnlons Watkins Of e.
Wnchcr, Swanson, Nash, Shands Boothe M'AIahon
Thompson, Stevenson OF s., and Conway-S4.
Noes-Messrs M Cue Wilson of H., Campbell Shall
vi Comass Cheatlain Roane Of Charles CITY, son of G.
BrodnaN, Richie, Daniel Helms, Smith OF G. nc
man Alderson Steward OF g., Bruce Sims Sloane Roam.
H., klncheoe, Gravely, Hollemdn, Gregory GslIaheT
Berry, Ilarwood, Carter of l.. and r., HeiskiII HAYS
beard Harrison, Taylor, PolndeXtcr Row Knox Henyv
Wiley, Sherrdrd, Webb, Collins, D1nop Pnrrot, III;
Maciar!ane, M'Muen Bare, Newman, Griffin Crun,a
regram, George, MCuilOcb Stufman, Maybery, Sian
ger, King, and Rutherioord-63
ne amendment offered by Mr.. Brodnax was then
agreed TO, and The report, amended, was adopted
Aud the House adjourned.
N w. RoPorle[ for tho Epquo giving tho remark ado