Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

HuDgerord. deceased. The following genuemsn were
put In nomination MIR. Carter nominated Col r. W.
Carter Of Richmond county, supported by Mes.s. Hooe
and Harvey. Mr. Hsrwood nomnsted Col. Corbin Brsx.
ton Of King William. supported by Mr. Smith Of Glouces-
ter Mr. Dsbney nominated Col Philip Aylet Of King
william (now In the State Senae) Strong written tesi-
ws%s rGm Messs A. GasseOck and b. Bough0n
VII ,. 'e"n III favor oil Col. Carter.
Braxon 26-Scstiering L.
The oil the tn Houses wac for Avi.tt &c Carter
90, Braxton 80.
On The I'd ballot Mr. Brax,On dropped by the rule
~, Ayieu Co. The vote Of the Houses was. for Az
'e So tor Carter TO- So tina, Col Ayieu wa, elected.
jorGener. OF the Oil, Division, place of Gen Gordon
Cio,d. was then tsken up--(Mr. Wilson OF Bote.ourt
having made Intellectual motion to postpone the election
To this day weekly
hi' MeCssiey nominated Gen. James Hoge, of Mont
gomery
-, Mr. McCuloch nominated COL David Campbell of
asnn'"g'on county, supported by Messrs. Gibson and
s'rstg testimonial in favor Of Col. Campbelrs
field Scott. '
Mr. ''imer nominated Col. Harold smyth. Of wy,hs
Gen Hoge was sequenIy wi,bJrawn bv NJ, Nc.
Cauley from the LIST Of nomnsons aud the fact was an.
nounced TO the Senate.
The in the House was Tor CaH,pbels3 Cor S,ncf
Az; (scaering 1. viz: Mr.. Helms Tor Gen. Hoge1 And
The JOINT vote with the Senate was, for Campbell SO
elected. "
The execution Of the joint order proceeding 70 tho
e,ecuoh OF brgader'G General Of the eh Brg sde,
place Of Gen. billiard, decd was pos,pooeJ, On Mr.
Hrsveiy's motion, till the 9Th February. (Tbe Senate
Mr Faulkner, on the part of the Library Committee,
suonea resolution, authorizing the Governor pur-
Snsse and forward to the Governor OF Maryland,
p,ee set oil The Reports Of Decisions the Suprems
Court OF Appeals Of this State, respectful sckowiedg-
ment 81 similar donation recently received from the Go.
eerno OF Maryland in pursuance Of resolution of that
state w bich was agreed to.
on MIR. fry's motion, leave given to bring In bill
to incorporate Company Tor the purpose of mining and
exporting coal. the Ohio river and It's waters
MT Rutherford presented petition from Mrs Eliza T.
harrington oil Richmond that w Caswel, free man of
To ain Al, Ssata
"ion from Dolly Woodson. Tor The privilege.
va nr. Haryeys motion, the petition OF David Jones
referred 10 John H. Smith, with instructions report
10 the Legislature such information may obtain in re-
aon to the services of Capt W. JONES' the father OF the
petitioner.
Several bills were presented from the Committees,
Gu MT Damron' motion, resolution adopted, for
eieihg so much OF the Report Of the Board OF Public
WORKS as relates TO the building OF bridge across jack
sons River, at Covng,on. Committee Of Roads ard
ln'e nal Navigation, with instructions enquire into the
expectancy oil authorizing the Board 10 for the
building Of said bridge.
, va MR. GaLmii' motion, the Committee OF Road. and
nerai Navigation, were instructed to enquire into the
eApediency OF amending the the James
F' I'VE. and Blue Ridge Turnpike Company.
VII, he order oil the day on the Militia Bin was on Mr.
WILSON'S NOTION postponed until Monday
on MIR. Colns's motion, leave was given to bring in
.e p me &C, incorporating the Portsmouth and
Noahoke Naii Road Company.
t., on motion OF Mr.. Garland of Amherst, the Committee
TOT courts oil JUSTICE instructed to enquire into the
.peuency o! amending, in certain particulars the Law
I'D relation to judgments rendered BY single Magistrae
On motion OF Mr. Wilson of Botetourt The. House adj.
journed. Nv
IN SENATE.-Fiiday, Januarv 81.
oh motion OF Mr. Cooke the order of The day on tI,s
ee' VI inc removal Of the deposes, Sc, was taken up
| ami postponed until tomorrow.
| ~ CASE OF GREEN.
Inc resolutions OF the joint committee in relation 10 ths
proceedings against Judge Green, were taken I'D.
MT Maxwell moved TO amend the resolutions bv
suxs OUT The words "consder aud determne"-and in
sering The word enquire" TMr M stated that aI,ho,
ne TWO Houses might meet oge ether in the Hall of the
delegates, to inquire the causes Tor the re-
o'a vi Judge Green, yet il would probably be moro
separately 1890
ne anehdment was agreed TO, and the question being
| on agreeing TO The resolutions amended,
| port oil the Joint tommittee:
me Rouse oil Delegates, having Resolved, for causes
80 non Gnu speched TO proceed on the first day OF Feb
Joh1 ;. - W inquire Into the propriety OF removing
, ,i '" "reen one oil the Judges the Court of An.
Peas from Office i'm conse queHce OF the aIeged ~
Pecunar ana protracted in hea which has
Ties oil the said office: " "A' uu'
Anu nohce OF the intended proceeding having bser
gwen 10 me said John W Green, by serving nm hin
~ ~ 'ne saiu resolution by the Sergeanat- rms of
""r rouse, Oh the 4ih day Of January 1898
hesofped, That the Senate will concnr in ~. o~.,
VI "e causes alleged in the said resolution Tor the rs.
y, 'uuse 1reen from the office which he now holds
| go, y 70 me provisions OF the 9th section Of the OH
ar ie'e OF Tie amended Con.tut on of Virginia
oh 'hs motion much dscussio arose. in which M...r.
ra"sson, Maxwell Slaughter, Winston Smith, Watkin.
anu eSonas look part and the ayes and noes having
been ordered motion of Mr.. Paeson ,he suh.,;,n,
was hegatived by the following vote:
ayes-Messrs Campbell, Patteson, w ats, Flood. Dv
err, and McMahon-6. ' ~
es'gMessrs Dromgoole, (Speaker) Old, Parker.
locke, Hunton, Pennybacker, Rives Page SIsush,sr'
n,cComas' w atkins Harvie, Bayse, Donaldson Keller
| maxwell, Winston, and Smith-IS
adjourned. ' ''e 'eha'e
MARRIAGES.