Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-05

of stock had been subscribed and this compsnv was
titled TO the benefit OF the general two fhhs principle
Dir. Brodnax opposed the motion II this subject was
acted upon anew, he should never know when any
question was finally decided.
Mr.. Campbell replied 10 Mr.. BrodnaN. II would vic.
late principle to act upon the subject now The sub
jet was placed on new footing by the completion of the
subsc ripion 10 the stock
Mr.. Mur@argh sustained the motion and uroed The
importance OF the work.
Mr.. Brolnax considered that pied &c was given on Sa
turday that the subject should no, he .,,.i ,, al
many members had left the city Under that impression
After some additional remarks from Mr.. Campbell the
question was put, and the motion agreed to-Ayes
40, Noes Sc
The question then put on the adoption Of the rcso-
luton, and the ayes and having ordered
ton OF Mr. Brodnax, it was decided in the affirmative
follows:
.ayes-Nressrs Riley. Coleburn, Gi,ncr. Booker. vii.
son, OF b. Campbell, Roane, of c. c. & N X. Prndcion
Jones, Woods Barton Earle, Watkins, of c., MCamant.
Anderson, Sloane, Mulon, Knchcloe. Hoeman GRECO.
ry, Gallaher Fry. Hooe, Heskn, Beard Harrison Tay-
Tor, Smith. of s. j. Henry Alexander Charlton Sher-
r'rd' Muriaugh' Collins Dunion Parriou. DrIe Swan
son, M'Dowel McFarlanc, Thompson, Griffin Crumr
George, M'Coy, M'Culoch, Sturman, y aybery, AID
Stangcr--i9.
.Noes--Messrs Banks. (Speakcr1 Stuart. ofA. M'Cue
Maysc, Henshaw, Shell, Patteson OF b.. Yancev Dear
ing, Cheoiham, Dickinson, Phteson, otC wilson Of c.
BroSnaS, Richie. Hale, Emmons. Smith of c. Con-
Harwood, Hays PondeNier, Street, Goole Knox CahcL
Adams, iliner, Nash, Watkins, OF r. t.. Stands Cline
M'Mulen Bare, Newman, Conway, Preston, and Pc
grsm--3S.
The Bill to incorporate the james River and Uolston
Rail Road Company read n second time and on the
question of engosSment, Mr. Wilson supported the bill;
substitute offered by Mr.. Mcdowell 10 authorize
survey for Rail Road from the Tennessee line to the Inc
of the James River and Kanawha improvement.
This motion was opposed 10y Mr.. Wilson Of b. aud adj
vocated by Mr.. Mcdowell, and was agreed TO- when the
substitute ordered to be engrosscd
bill was subsequently reported, and by general cen
sent was read wirr and ordered to be cngros~e,t
The engrossed bill then taken mp. read 81 time
and having been discuss by Mes>rs Dickcisnn Wat
sn' Of p E., Cai"phcll, Brown OF Pet, Yanccy and
Murdaugh, and the ,nd noes having been ordered on
motion OF Mr. Stands, the bill passed by the following
.qyes-Mes.rs Riley. Colelur,. Gilmcr. RanIo,ph.
Persinger, booker, Garland, HenSiaw, Wilson. of B
Campbell h'Cnmas, Pendleton. Thornton Jones, Mar
shall Payne, Helms. Woods Smith, of f., Barton Erie,
W aEmS' oi g., MCemon', Anderson, Vance, Sloane,
Mullen, kinrheloe, lioeman. Gregory, Berry, Fry,
tieis<iI Beard, Harrison, Taylor, Smith, of NJ s; j.
Wiley, Ale xander Charlton, ehh, Muriaugh collins.
Dnnion, Harvey, Parriot iIe. Hner Booiie NJ Dow
ell, McFarlane, Thompson Griffin, Crump George Nj.
Coy and Maybcry 81.
.N0es--Messs Banks (SprakDr1 Stuart. Of A. Niayse.
Prestoa, Shell, Pattc>on. of b. Yancey Cheahan Dick
juson, Wilson, Of g., Brolnax, Ritcie Hale Enmons
Smith, OF c.. GoE Mayo Ifarwood, lays Pond,xier,
Street, Goo'c. Knox, Shcrrar Robertson, Adams ssh,
Watkins, of p f., Stands, line. M'Muilcn Bare, New
bmrg-37,
GAZING LAWS.
bill TO amend the laws TO prevent unlawful gaming
read a SECOND time.
Mr. Booker moved the Indefinite postponcment OF the
bill, which negaived
Mr.. Gregory moved to amend The bill by striking out
IN The section enumera,ng the persons be subjected
at any OF the aforesaid games which was decided in the
negative, by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Riley Colchurn, Pateson of c.. Pende
Ton, Ihornton Wilson OF g, Hale, Woods Smith of T.,
Mullen Gregory Berry, Carter of L. r., Smith of NJ
* j. Goode, Webb, Murdaugh, Parrio Brown of Pet,
Watkins, of G., and Rutherford -2I
.N0es-Mcssrs. Banks (Spsakcr) GiImer Ranlolph
Persinger, Booker Garland, McCue, Maysc, Preston
Wilson of b., Campbell Shell, Pacson OF b., McComas
Cheatham, Dickerson BroAnaX Jones, Richie Marshall
Stephenson Of F. & N, Payne Earle Eminons Smith OF
g., McCamant, Anderson, Sims, Vance. Sloane. Golf
Rincheloe, Holleman, Fry, HarwooI, HeskiIl, Hays
Beard, Taylor, Poindexter Street, Wiley, Alexander
Charlton Sherrarl, Collins, Dunion, Harvey DAie, A.
dams, lliner, CNckley, Watkins of p. T.. Shanls Me
Dowell, Cline, McFarlarne, McMuleu Bare Ne,vwau
Thompson, Griffin, Conway, Crunp Pegrsm. George
SIurnan. Maybery, Mayo ami Sanger-7i
Mr. Booker again moved the indefinite postponcmen
which was decided in the negative, rs follow:
4yes--Messrs. Riley, Coleburn, Booker Garland Hen.
shaw, Campbell PAueson of b., Pateson of Oh Pende-
ton' Thornton Marshall Hale Woods Smith OF F., En-
mons, watkins OF u, MCamant, Sims, Mullen, Berry.
Fry, Carter of l.. and r., Taylor. Smith Of NJ. and
Goode' Shcrrnr Webb, Collins, Parro,r Randolph and
Brown, of Pet. 81.
.Noes-NIessrs Banks, (SpeaEer) G.lmer Persinger.
MCue Mayse, Preston, Wilson of Bot, MComas, Dear.
ing, Cheaiham, DickerSon WiIson c. Brodnax Jones
Riche, Stephenson OF f. ana N, Payne, Helms Earle
Smth OF G.. Aldcrson Coil, Kncheoe MAYO Holielnan
Gregory, Harwooi, 1piskill, Have Beard Poin1rx'
ter Street, Wiley Alexander, Charlton, Murdaugh
,mnion, Ddde, Adams, incr, Chcklry Watkins OF p f.
Shan Boothc, M'Dowell, Cline, MlcFarlane NJ MuI
len, Bare, Newman, Thompson, Griffin, Conway Crunp
Frgram George, S'urnon, Mdybery, Stanger, and Ruth
Mr. Hoeman moved 10 amend the bilI. so as to max @
optional wi jury TO fine and mprison offenders at
their discretion which decided in the negative bv
the following vote:
.Ayes- Messr.. Riley, Coleburn, Gmer. Ranlolnb.
Persnger' Booker, Garland, Wilson Off Shell Pattcson
OF H., Paeson OF c. Pendleton. Thornton Wilson Of c
Stephenson Of z. s. ~, Hale, Smith of F. Watkins ol
o. NJ Camani, Mullen, IlolIcman Gregory, Fry Carter
oil l.. & Il, Beard, Taylor, Smith Of NJ 6, j.. Goodc
Alexander ohrrrofd Webb, ollns, Paott, Thompson,
and Brown Of Peersburg-35
.N0es-Mes,rs. Banks, (Spcakcr) Stuart OF ~ Nf'Cuo
Mayse, Preston, Henshaw, Campbell, NI'Comas Chca-
than, DickersOn, Brodnax, Jones, Richie Marshall
Payne, Helms. Woods, Earle, Smith of g. Anderson
Vance, Sloane, Golf, Kincheoe, MAYO Berry, H,rwood
Heskll. PolndcXicr, Wiley Charlton Dur1on Hsrvev
Bootbe NJ Dowell, Cline, AcFarane M'Mullcn, Bare
Newman, Griffin, Conway, .Pegram, George Sturnan
Mayhery, ana Stanger-55
Nafons amendments moved by Mr. Brodnax were
adopted.
The bill then ordered 10 be engrossed
The engrossed bill to appoint cers OF Courts in such
counties as have neither sheriff was read
Sd time and passed
On motion Of Mr. Barton, the Hosse adjourned
CorreetnM COTS ayes and noes in
thursdays Enquirer, the
amend the Gaming lawson the table MI c. against that
Mr. stumnn did not IN Thursday offer an omcnleot to
the bill oabhng election county of Wemore
AMI G opposed the motion postpone indefinitely
MARRIED.
On tho 2 ult by tho Robert Iy Dr. Robert w Cut,n
OF wilmington, EIuyanna county Miss lucy Bdskot daugb
tor Of Abraham Ba'ke Of said county.
on tho lh Of January last Todd county Kentucky at nm nd
nnced MIS- ANA New, Now In
tico would do violence his feelings were he not to mention some If
tne many virtues o which sho rcmorkabo Blessed with
c'tcom of very large circle acquaintance Her cntnb
h arrays seon extended 20 the poor Toer servants