Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15
of NJ Of Robt Rives and Others for the incorporation of

of NJ Of Robt Rives and Others the incorporation
a Factory Company-by Mr.. Voolfolk, CT the heir.
of Doctor Thomas Carter, for compensation for
luonary services-by Mr. Stanard Of citizens of Rich
mond for the establishment Of Bank in said City
Mr. Cunningham presented petition from the citizens
OF the Borough Of Norfolk, for the extension of the
portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad across the river 10
Nori0k and moved its reference to select committee;
%hiGh inouon was opposed by Messrs. Murdaugh and
Cook, and supported by MIR. Cunningham; when. on
motion OF MI Cook, the petition was laid on the table
air. ATKINS, from the Committee of Roads, &c,
reported reasonable so much Of petition Of the citizens
OF Preston as pays that Engineer be directed 10
rcy certain roads in that county, and the Committee
asked be discharged from further consideration of the
| residue OF said pc,lion-Agrerd 10.
The Committee reported unfayoraby on the Pc
ttion Of citizens Of Hardy and Rockingham for APP
preparation of $500 in aid Of private subscriptions to
construct road from point On the Brooks Gap road
across the Shenandoah mountain, 10 X baghs rum in
In the COUNTY of Hardy
pore OF the Committee which motion was sustained by
:!essr s Moiett, and Wilson of b. and opposed by MIR.
Husuaush-and was rejected, when the report OF the
COMMITTEE was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. MULLEN, the House adjourned.
. Mondus, Dec. IA.
On motion of Mr.. BRowS of P it was
fcSotred That the Committee heretofore appointed 10
collect and have printed for the use Of the members of
lhe Gchefa Assembly, certain proceedings of public
meetings, and other documents respecting the interer-
encc OF the Northern fanatics with the slave property Of
the South be discharged from the further consideration
thereof and that the subject matter of the same be re-
tered TO the General Committee raised on that subject
with leave 10 said Committee to employ Clerk gent
TO make such collection, and such portions of
the same To be printed under the superintendent of the
Committee, for the Of the members Of the General
Assembly, as to the said Committee may seem cxpe.
dent.
On motion Of MIR. SrASARp, the Committee of Roads,
&C was instructed to enquire into the cYpediency of
cooperating company to construct Rail-Road from
the City OF Richmond to the town of Petersburg, &c.
On motion OF MIR. CRUTCnFIELD, leave given 10
bring in a bill incorporating the Phoenix Mining Com
pany.
On motion Of Mr.. CHApLIsE, a special Committee was
appointed enquire into the expedency OF amending the
acts incorporating the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany OF Wheeling, Sc: -
DIR. WATKINS submitted the following Resolution
ReSoired That the Resolution Of the Senate of the IT,
States, passed March 18th, 1884, which declares, that
the President in the late Executive Proceedings ela
lion to the Public Revenue, has assumed upon himself
authority and power not conferred by the Constitution
and Laws, but in derogaon Of both, be referred to
Select Committee, with directions TO inquire into the
Pediency Constructing the Senators from this State in the
Congress Of the United States to introduce and roe for
a Resolution requiring the aforesaid Resolution to be
expunged from the Journal of the Senate.
long and animated debate took place on this resou-
tion in which Mesrs. Watkins, Parker, Stanard, Dor
man, Wilson OF B., Witchcr, Fonaine, Hlckerson,
Moett Gllmer, Heleman, Ball, and lessee took part.
Mr.. Stanard moved TO lay the resolution the table,
and the ayes and having been ordered OIL that ques
ton, it was negatved as follows
.7yeS.-Messrs. Drummond, Grinalds, Garland Of A.,
Craig, Campbell, Pate, Hunter of B., Henshaw, Chris
tian, Johnson, Servant Hunter of E. Ball, Hale, Of
franklin, Smith of Gloucester, Wethered, Mullen,
Grggs, Berry, Summers, Hooc, Carter Ncill, Beard,
Powell, Taylor, Ragsdae, Waggener, Cooke, Parker,
Chaplinc, Masters, Critz Swanson, Witcher Dorman,
Leyburn Butts, Delashmutt, Jeit, Pren,iss Cunning
ham, Stanard-43.
.Noes.-Messrs Banks, (speakerD Gmer, Laync,
Wiley, Brooke, Nj Clntic, Wilson of Botetour De-
camps, Turnbull, Mallory, Booker, Austin, Beuhring,
Clay, Daniel, Samuel Richardson, Hill, Smith Of Eau
quie, Hickerson, Dickinson, Strange sleger Holland
Bowen Davsson Smith Of Fred, Watts, Watkins, Hail
of Grayson, Ayent, Darlington Coleman Sloan, Nixon,
Goodal Harrison, kncheloe, Randolph, tontanc, Hol'
leman, Gregory, Fleet, Robinson Hays sraton Harris
Taylor, of Matthews and Mddlesex, Rogers, Garland
of hlecklenburg, Wiley, Morgan, Chapman, lnges,
Sherrard Brown of Nelson, Leland, Fitzgerald Wool
folk Almond, M'Coy, Cackley, Hopkins, Carroll Ma
Motlt, Conrad, Jcssec NJ Mullen, Bare, Rnker, Har-
ley Cruchfed Moncurc, largrave, Gillespie, Gibson,
Saunders-S3.
MIR. HIcKERsoy moved to amend the resolution by
adding after the word introduce,' the word support,
which ncgaved Qhe ayes and noes having been or
dcrcd on motion of Mr. Gregory by the following vote
.3ycs-Mcssrs. Wilson, Of Boetourt, Booker, Austin,
Hckerson, Smith, Of Fred, and Mofett--6
.Noes-ilcssrs. Banks, (speakerD Drummond, Grin
aids Gilmcr, Laync, Wiley, Garland, Of A., Brooke,
Craig, Nj Cllntc, Campbell, Pate, Hunter, of b. Hen
shaw: Decamps, TGrnbu Mallory, BeuaFlnf, Clay'
HILL Servant, Hunter, e., Ball, Smith of Fauquer,
Dickinson Strange Steger, Holland, Hale, of Franklin,
Bowen, Davsson, Smith, of g., Watkins, Hail, OF G,
We,hercd, Avcnt Darlington, Coleman Sloan, NiSon'
Fleet, Hooc, Robinson, Carter, Neale Hays Straton
Beard, Powell Taylor jr., Harris Ragsdac, Taylor, Of
Morgan Chapman InSles, jr., Sherrard, Brown of N,
Cooke Parker Leland Fitzgerald r Chaplin Masters,
Voolfolk, Almond, Cri'z M Coy, jr, Swanson, Witch
Stands, Williams, Marency, Nicklin Dorman, Ley.
burn Conrad, lessee, NJ Mullen, Bare, Rinker, Harley,
Butts, Crulchied, Moncure, Hargrave, Gillespie, De-
ashrnutt Gibson Jett Prenss, Saunders, Cunningham,
Brown of Petersburg, and S:anard-l20.
The resolution then adopted without division,
and Mcssrs Watkins, Parker, Garland of NJ, Voolfolk,
Brown OFF, Booker, Wiley, Sherrard, Hooe, Wilson of
B., Daniel, and Harrison, were appointed committee
on the the subject
Petitions were presented and referred by Mr..
Fon,aine Of James Johnson for compensation for re-
evolutionary services-by Mr.. Chapline, Of citizens
of the county Of Marshall to change the dividing line
between the counties of Ohio and Marshall-aso,
from citizens of the county of Ohio for a separate
election dstrict-by Mr. Hays, of citizens OF fayee
and Nicholas, for the formation OF new county
by Mr. Masters of VIM Chapine and otheru, for leave
to erect wharf on Wheeling creek-by Mr. Chapman,
Of citizens Of Munroe, praying that sum OF money
may be raised by lottery for the erection OF an academy
in the town of Union-by Mr. Fontane of James John
SON for compensation for Revolutionary services-ty
Mr. Kincheloe of citizens Of Harrison against the Pc
ttion of Jesse Stu to be allowed to erect dam across
the West fork Of the Monongahela River.
The bill 10 revive the inspection OF tobacco at the
Spring Warehouse in the Of Lynchburg was read
Sd time and passed.
The SPEAKER presented communication from the
Governor transmitting the annual Report OF inc DanH
of the Valley of Yirginiu-which was, on motion of Mr..
Carter referred to the General Committee on Banks and
Banking.
On motion of Mr. DAvIsos leave was given to bring
in BIZ; to alter the ofhe Circuit Superior Courts
of Law and Chancery in the 9TH District and 18th Cir'
cult of this Commonwealth.
On notion-,he House adjourned.
COMMUNICATED.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.