Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

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lie bighwsy-by Mr. McLure Of citizens of Wheeling,
for The establishment OF Savings institution In that town
by Mr. Ruherioord Of Peter Chevslle, Tor tho in
corporation Of the Gsllego Manufacturing Compsny-Sy
MIR. Buck OF Jas. Mathews, for thu remission Of line
Mr. Stevenson, OF citizens OF Fredericksburg Ter them
corporation Of Female Orphan Asylum in that town.
The Engrossed bills Further to extend the time for
keeping open the books Of subscription for the stock OF tho
., S nver and Kso.wha ComPsny-snd authorizing
me Son"o" Council Of the Town Of LyncbbuTg to sub
scribe Tor stock in the James and
cad third time and passed ="
On motion Of MIR. Stevenson 80 ucb of the Cove rnors
Message relates to the Offices for the accom-
mediation Of the public officers referred to the Com
mttec Of Finance.
On motion OF Mr. Garland of Meckenbury, so much of
the Governors Message relates to the Literary lnu-
State, referred TO the Committee Schools
On motion of Mr. IIungerford, leave given 10 bring
In bill to change the time Of holding the County Courts
oil the county Of Wsstmoreiand.
On motion Of Mr.. McGinniss, the Committee of Propo-
sons anu Grievances was instructed TO enquire into the
xpedeney oil establishing ferry from the lands OF John
from Wesley Fergnsons lands Twelve Pole River 10
the lands Of Hugh Bowen.
MIR. MchlulIen moved the follow ing Resolution:
Resoiued, That the Committee Of Courts Of Justice be
instructed to inquire into the expedcncy Of
Grand Jurors.
Mr. Mayse moved to amend this Resolution by adding
the words "Peiit Jurors" which having been accepted
oy me mover the question was put on the resolution as
ended and decided in the negaive-Ayes So Noes 49,
On motion Of MIR. Alexander, the Com. OF Roads and
Internal Navigation, was instructed inquire into The
psdlency Of incorporating company to construct turn
PIKE road from the White Sulphur Springs in the county
oil Greenbriar 10 the Salt Sulphur Springs in the county
oil Monroe, and thence to the Red Sulphur Springs, with
subscribed.
On motion Of Mr.. Marshall, leave was given bring in
bill TO amend the act suthorsng subscription by tho
State OF Virginia TO the Stock oil the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company.
On motion OF MIR. Mccoy, the House adjourned.
Friday, December 6.
message received from the Senate stating. that
they had passed the bill the act incorporating
the Providence Manufacturing Company-and that they
Of the House to examine the Treasury Office, the Public
Armory and the Library.
On motion OF Mr.. Norman, the Committee of Propo.
siiions and Grievances instructed inquire into the
pedency OF authorizing separate election 10 tho county
Of Rockingham
Mr. Kennon from Select Committee reported bill for
the establishment OF inspection OF tobacco Carks
viile which was read and ordered to be engrossed.
On motion OF MIR. Burton, the Committee OF Finance
instructed TO inquire into the expeency Of repeating
much Of the law authorizing the collection Of the revenue,
and halt per cent for prompt payment
On motion Of MIR. Mayse, the Committee Of Roads, sc.
was directed enquire into the expectancy Of sppoprat
ing sum OF money for the purpose Of opening road
through the wilderness, leading from the Bull Pasture Ri
yer TO the Warm Springs. and thence round the great falls
IN The Failing Spring Valley, to Covingfon.
On motion Of Mr. Wager, the Committee of Privileges
and Elections was instructed TO enquire into the expeden
ey OF SO amending the existing election laws eec
tuaiiy TO enforce the faithful discharge OF the duties Of
commissioners 10 superntend precinct elections.
The engrossed bils-to establish an inspection Of to-
bacco Danvlle and 10 suspend much OF the act OF
1922 relates the size OF the cask read third
time and passed.
On motion of Mr. Stuart of A. leave was given TO bring
in bill authorizing two additional separate elections in
the county of Augusta.
ELECTION PUBLIC PRINTER
message received from the Senate, informing tho
House that they had concued the joint order for the
election OF a Public Printer this day.
On motion OF Mr. Rutherford, the House proceeded 10
the consideration OF the joint order for that purpose
Mr. Ruhe foord nominated Thomas Richie; and Mr..
Parriott Samuel Shepherd
debate of considerable length ensued, in which
AIase Rnh rfnNrl rrtnt( If Re-
te,ourt, Faulkner Gilmer, Hoieman, Nash, and Brown
took part, (which we will give in our nex,l
Mr.. Holeman nominated Samuel Shepherd s. Co.-and
other nominations having been offered the Senate
notified Of the fact and received from that
body stating that additional nominations had been made
by Them. Thereupon the roll was called, and the mem
bers voted follows:
For It. Ritehie-Mcssrs. Banks, (spesker) Cameron,
Stuart OF Augusta, Preston, Wilson OF Boe,ourt MMil.
LAM Turnbn Daley Nj Ginnis, Burton, Johnson, Bay
Tor, Stuart OF Faye te and Nicholas Psyne Helms Bar
ton, Gibson. Hale of Giles, Watkins. Spencer Sloan,
Duff Hays siolIngs. Kimbrough, May, BingsIey Coop.
er. Alexander, MCauley, Buck, Cabell, Harvey, Will
ms aa" ZONES, Coles SAy" Nash
man, Waterman, Hopkins, M'Mullen, Bare, Jones. of
Shenandoah. Clemands, Stevenson, George, M'COy NJ
For s. Shepherd.-Messrs. Drummond, Pouson, South
ALL Gilmer Booker Garland OF Amherst, Michie Msyse,
Pate, Faulkner Coson CsrtmilI Pstteson, Bondursnt,
Mosby Christian, Barbour Wilson of Cumberland Scott
Jones of E City, Ball. Marshall, Hale Of Franklin, Woods,
Smith Of Frederick, Smith OF G., Cary Bruce, Sims.
vance, Dot's' 'a.e'y' O'eso'y' "adne, Dapney, jan
ncy, Beard. Harrison. Shepherd, Smith Of Mason and
Jackson, Kennon, Garland of Mecklenburg, Webb,
Watts, Collins, Danton, EPpes Parriou M'Lure, Swan.
son, Dupuy, Woodhouse, Hooe, Jr. Of Prince William
Dornan, Griffin, Crump, Pegram, Maybery, Cunning
ham and Brown-6O
For Samuel Shepherd 8 Co.-Mr Hoeman.-I.
The following is the vote OF the Senate:
For T. Rifchie.-Messrs DromgooIe, (Spesker,) Camp
BELL HuntoD, Patteson, PenDybacker Watts, Rives,
Flood, Slaughter, Opie Beirne, Dyer, Harvie, Basye,
Nc fahon, Doneson, Keller, Winston and Beale-IS.
son, Page, Watkins, Gof Maxwell, Ayleu, McCarty,
Eigington and Smih.-12
Joint with the Senate:
For homas Richie, s5
Samuel Shepherd, IL
Samuel She pherd & Co.
Necessary choice so; so Thomas Richie elect
ed public printer. 81,
Petitions presented and referred-By Mr. Bolts,
Of Abigail Mayo for increase OF tolls upon Bridge
Town of Abingdon-By Mr.. Alexander, of School Com
ssoners of Munroe, to be allowed pay srearages of
School Fund.- out Of quotas since lS32-By Mr.. Vance,
School Commissioners Of Hampshire, be allowed to
pay aeiency Of the present year, out the quota OF the
succeeding yearly Mr.. Dupuy Of Alex Pstteson, for
a OF act increasing the tolls OF the Manchester
Turnpke-By Mr.. Csher of citizens Of Harrison coun-
ty for the release of WIN. NJ. Bennett from further
fnemept in the PeniteDtiaryBy Mr.. McCuoch Of citi.
Of the county Of Washington, for amendment Of
the Road Laws-By Mr. Nash, Of citizens OF Powhatsn
aud the adjoining countless for the repeal of the law Of
last session. ssing the tolls OF the Manchester Turn
pike BY Mr. Spenser, OF George Smith wife, for per-
mission to sell tract Of land-By Mr. Barbour, Of ].
Coslter aud ors, FOR the incorporation Of Mining Com.
pa.y-By Mr.. Barton, Of Bahia Miller, for pension.
= On motion of MIR. Barton, the House adjourned.