Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

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lutonay servicesby Mr. stunard of citizens of Rich.
mond for the establishment ofa 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
Norfolk and moved its reference select committee
winch motion was opposed by Mcssrs. Murdaugh and
1 Cook, and supported by Mr.. Cunningham; when on
motion Of Mr. Cock, the petition laid on the table
hr. WsrsiSs, from the Committee of Roads, &c
reP0'teu reasonable much Of petition of the citizens
oil Preston pays that Engineer be directed to sur
vey .eriah loads in that county, and the COMMITTEES
asked TO be discharged from farther consideration of the
rescue of said archaeological 70.
The ,ame Committee reported uuavorably the pc
preparation o.. $500 in aid Of pryute suscrfrons 10
construct road from point the Brooks Gap road
across the Shenandoah mountain, to RI baghs rum
IN the county of Hardy
Mr. Morrrrr moved, tina. the House reverse .hc re.
port OF The Committees which motion was sustained by
sSiurdaugh-and rejected when the report Of tie
On motion of Mr.. MuLLEs, the House adjourned.
Monday Dec. il.
On motion of MIR. Bows, of p, it was
eSofred That the Committee heretofore appointed 10
collect anc have printed, for the of members OF
the General Assembly, certain proceedings Of public
meetings and other documents respecting the interior.
ence OF the Northern fanatics with the slave property
The South be discharged from the further consideration
ereo and that the subject matter of the same be re-
ered To the General Committee, raised that subject
with leave TO said Committee employ Clerk Agent
to make such collection, and cause such portions Of
ne same 10 be printed under the superintendent of
Asseinbyi as TO the said Committee may seem expe-
dent r.
. On motion of Mr.. srAsAnn The Committee of Roads,
&c was instructed to enquire into the expediency
cooperating company To construct a Rail- Road from
the City OF Richmond to the town of Petersburg, &C.
on motion of Mr.. CRUTcHFIELD, leave was given 10
bring in bill Incorporating the Phoenix Mining Com
pany.
On motion of Mr. CHApLISr, a special Committee was
appointed enquire into the expedency of amending
acts Incorporating the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pa"y of wh'c EHg,,, Sc &c; ~, n..o, ,n
MIR. WATKINS submitted the following Resolution:
ResoUed That the Resolution of the Senate of the IT,
States passed March 25th, 1884, which declares that
The President in the late Executive Proceedings in rea-
ton to the Public Revenue has assumed upon himself
authority and power conferred by the Constitution
and Laws, but in dorogation of both be referred to
Select Committee, with directions TO inquire into the x
pedency ofnsruc,ing the Senators from this state in Tho
Congress OF the United States, to introduce and rote for
Resolution, requiring the aforesaid Resolution to be
expunged from the Journal of the Senate
long and animated debate took place on this resolu-
ton, in which Messrs Watkins, Parker Stanard, Dor
man, Wilson of b., Witcher, Fontaine Hlckerson.
Mr. Stanard moved to lay the resolution the table
and the and having been ordered OIL that
ton, it was negatved as follows:
Hyes.-Messrs. Drummond, GIinads Garland of A
Craig, Campbell Pate, Hunter of b. Henshaw Chris,
tan, Johnson, Servant Hunter of E., Ball. Hale, of
Griggs, Berry, Summers, Hooe, Carter, NeI, Beard
Powell, Taylor, Ragsdae, Waggener, Cooke Parker,
Chapine Masters, Critz Swanson, Wtcher, Dormsn,,
iIeyburn, Butts, DcIashmutt, Jet, Prentss, Cunning
ham, Slanard-43.
MoesaMessrs. Banks, (speaker) Gimer, Layne,
BOtetOuTt.
camps Turnbnl, Mallory, Booker, Austin, Beubring,
Clay, Daniel Samuel Richardson, Hill, Smith of Eau,
a owca 9, ss sEs Holland
OF Grayson Avent, Darlington, Coleman Sloan Nixon
Goodall, Harrison, Kncheloe Randolph Fontaine Hoi
Taylor of Matthews and Middesex, Rogers, Garland
OF Meckenburg, Wiley, Morgan, Chapman, IngIes,
folk, Almond, M'Coy, Cackley, Hopkins, Carroll. Ma
Olson, Morris, Stands Williams, Mlarteney, Nickin.
Mofett, Conrad, lessee, MMuen, Bare, Rinkcr, Har,
| lev hHadM oh
Saunders-S3
Mr.. HicKERsoS moved to amend the resolution by
adding alter the word 'introduce, word suppoyf
which was negatyrd CHE ayes and noes having been or
dered on motion OF Mr. Gregory by the following vote
:, Ayes-Messrs Wilson, Of Botetour Booker, Austin,
Hickerson Smith, of Fred, and Moffett-6
9!as Gi! s Layns Whey Garsnd, GA Brooke
shaw, Decamps, Tnrnbull, Mallory Beuhrine, Claw.
Daniel, jr., Samuel, Christian, Richardson, Johnson,
Hill, Servant, Hunter E., Bali, Smith of Fauquier
Dickinson Strange, Seger Holland, Hale of Franklin
Bowen, Daysson, Smith, of G., Watkins, Hail of G.
WetheIed, Agent, Darlington, Coleman Sloan Nixon,
Goodal, Mullen Harrison, Kinchese, Randolph Fon,
tame Hoeman, Gregory, Griggs, jr Berry, Summers.
Fleet Hooe, Robinson, Carter Neae, Hays, Straton,
Sfad Powell Taylor s Harris Ragsdsle Taylor Of
Cooks Parker Leland Fitzgerald jr, Chaplin, Masters,
e. Caekey Hopkins, Carroll Msaso @s"s Morris ih
Shands, Williams, Marehey, Nicklin Dorman, Ley,
burn, Conrad lessee, NJ Mullen, Bare Rnker Harley.
Butts, Cruichfeld honcurc, Hargrave GiIlesoie De-
iaslutt, Gibson, Jet Prentss, Saunders CUNNINGHAM
Brown, of Petersburg, and S.anard-I2O
! he resolution was then adopted without a iii vision
and Messrs. Watkins Parker, Garland Of M WooIfolk
Brown Off, Booker, Wiley, Shcrrard Hooe Wilson of
D., Daniel, and Harrison, appointed u committee
on the the subject.
Petitions were presented and referred BY Mr.
Fontaine OF James Johnson, for compensation for re-
evolutionary servces-by MIR. Chapne of citizens
OF the county OF Marshall to change the dividing line
between the counties Of Ohio and Marsbaloalso
from citizens OF the county of Ohio for separate
election disrct-by Mr.. Hays of citizens of Favet,e
and Nicholas, for the formation of a new eonntv
by Mr. Masters, of VIM Chapline aud others for lea va
to erect wharf on Wheeling crcek-by Mr. Cbapman
oil citizens OF Mnnroe, praying that n sum of none
may be raised by lottery for the erection of an academy
IN the town OF Unionby Mr.. Fontaine of James John
n son for compensation for Revolutionary eeryioesbv
Mr. kincheoe Of citizens Of Harrison apainst the ne
uto OF Jesse Slurm TO be allowed 10 erect dam across
the West fork of the Monongahela River
The bill 10 revive the inspection of tobacco nj tho
Spring Warehouse in the town Of Lynehburg was read
"a Sd time and passed
The SPEAKER presented a communication from the
Governor, transmitting the annual Report Of the Bank
II OF the Valley of Vrginiawhich was on motion Of Mr.
Carer referred TO the General Committee on Banks and
Il Banking
On motion Of Mr. DAWSON leave was given 10 BRING
of Law and Chancery in the 9TH District and 1911 Cir
cult OF this Commonwealth.
r On moton-the House adjourned
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY
! II The voters of Southampton County frendIv IN
the present Administration of the General Government