Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
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HOUSE, or DELEGATES.
Thursday, March 10.

they hud passed the bills to provide for I'm. pny,.nt of
The purchase money of Browns WarchouSe-io incor-
poate the Red Sulpnr Springs curing the lnspec-
tors OF tobacco in this Commonwealth to dat ngush
Their inspections between tobacco produced Virginia
ana that produced in other Siates-to amend
alter aud reform the mode of proceeding Courts OF
Chancery-to authorize subscription behalf of the
pate 10 tue Stock OF the Lewisburg and Blue Sulphur
springs turnpike Companyto amend the act
my fraudulent the county of GIou-
cester-to incorporate the Trustees of the Estiivle
Acadeny-to authorize additions TO the town OF Faru-
VILE, IN the county of Prince Edward-csiabshing a
new Regiment in the county of Preston and amend
ss nc. Incorporating the Spring Greek urnpke Com
sword To Lieut. Col George Arn'siead, OF Arms
On motion Of MIR. DAvrsoS leave was given TO brine
IN u Dill to establish new regiment in the county
Warren.
On motion of Mr.. BROOKE, leave was given TO bring
IN bill for further appropriation of money, com
pete the additional buildings and walls of the
Western Lunatic Asylum
On motion of MIR. CRurcHriELp, leave was riyen TO
bring in bill to authorize the Common ct Free
dercksburg 10 subscribe for Stock of the appaannock
aud Blue Ridge Rail-R Company
On motion of MIR. GARLAND of Amherst the Com
mittec o Courts OF Justice requested report bill
to repeal the Law creating the office of Vaccine Agent
~ An engrosscd bill To incorporate the Narrow Falls
turnpike Company, motion OF Mr.. Summers
taken up, read third time, and after siderable
mined in the negative.
On motion ofhr. SERVANT, bill to amend the Sc yeral
acts concerning pilots, was taken up. Numerous
uohs To amend were made by MIR. Sianard, which
severaly discussed by Messrs. Stanard Brown, of f.
Madison, Gregory. Murdaugh Servant, and Cook and
some OF which adopted, others rejected The
Oil was Then ordered 10 be engrosscd.
SURPLUS OF THE LITERARY FUND.
On moton OF MIR. PRENrIss, a bill appropriatng the
Surplus Revenue of the Literary Fund as ane nded 10.
gether with the substitute offered by MIR Prentiss
tuesday, was taken up THE original bill proposes
and primary schools
The substitute offered by Mr. PRESrlss is as follows:
he Il enacted, That all the revenue of the Literary
Fund unapPropialed at this time which may hereai-
Ter accrue shall be added the fund granted pri
mary schools, aud be annually appropriated amongst the
several counties ana corporations entitled thereto, the
same MANNER and in the ratio directed
by law Provided that the school commissioners any
OIL the counties corporations may be authorized 10 an
ply the add ona fund created by this act TO the bgber
branches ofera.ure within their respective counties or
corporations And provided, also, that majority all
te commissioners In any county shall concur the
DC further enacted, That ii the school commission
ers oil any county corporation, shall think proper
appropriate the portion OF the fund hereby directed To-
DC distributed, TO which said county corporation may
De entitled, or any part thereof the support AID
oil any college or academy, which may be situated in
SAID county or corporation, IT shall be The duty of the
trustees OF such college academy make annual re-
port TO the President and Directors of the Literary
Fund of the in which such approp iation * en-
ploycd by tbem-And shall be- lawful for the said Pre-.
siden and Directors at any time good cause To
pend or revoke such appropriation, and direct tie
10 lne use OF the primary schools within said county
he substitute having been anne nded on motion of
MIR PRESrIss, Mr. Garland moved further 10 amend IT,
6y st'hi"g sc the ~hoio "r'd Inserting the following
he enacted by The General assembly, That the sur
plus revenue annually arising from the literary fund
aiter paying all charges created by the
.h act and those now authorized by law, shall dis
tnbucd among the several and corporatios en-
ted thereto, IN the same and the same ratio
as ~ now directed by law, TO be applied the
of education in the said and corporations in the
manner hereinafter prescribed
BE further enacted, That the county or corporation
Iourls they having been summoned that PURPOSE
and not less than majority being present. shall be- and
they are hereby constituted board of examinations To
decide all Claims that may be- presented by any acade
my; aud should appear them by satisfactory evil
dence, that there exists CORPORATE academy worth,
tne dement's OF tins act the said hereby au-
lhorIzed ana directed To appropriate the fund such
schools within their respective counties or corporatious
as to them shall seem bestand they shall report their
proceedings to the I'd Auditor WHO shall Law the same
before the next succeeding General Assembly
Ailer considerable discussion this motion the ayes
ana noes having been ordered on motion of Mr. Carroll
The question put and decided nepative rs FIJI
lows:
Win nmNss'F; Wiley Garland Of Brooke cra
Chapman non %,sa@ Gss. cTna Of
sa" Je Cunningham Robinson, Brown Petersburg,
%oss ss..F. Banks; pGakor cigr soqul Inyno, Camp
Price lsger alc Frnekn ioiaaa Bowen smith Of F a
EiaeeIce Gregory, Fleet Cartel NSi Day, station
Wiley Morgan, sherra brown NcI,aa MurdsugS ,lsos
naS'' MGoSs, A1Sa, Ada%s aSsy swanson cse1ey
rad Jessoe MSalis9 Bnre hnker pg,ta C,ufs soncure,
Mr. GARLASD moved TO amend by inserting clause
appropatlng portion Of the surplus fund for the BEN
| ehi of Randolph Macon College which was rejected
! Mr. DoRMAN made unsuccessful motion TO amend
by providing for the release Washington CoeOe of n
sum Of money due by that institution the Literary
Fund
| Mr. DoRMAS also moved an amendment providing
for an annual sum TO be given to the several Orphan
! Asyluns IN the State, which rejected.
| On motion Of MIR. GREGoRY, the first section of the
substitute amended appropriate the surplus
\ of the fund which may hereafter accrue as well "a
that nov in existence TO the objects provided for in the
substitute.
On motion of Mr.. WILEY, the words "school commits.
soncrs stricken out, and tie woods county and
corporation courts malorlty OF the acting magistrates
being summoned therefor Inserted so as to place The
poTaons IN The hands Of the latter Instead Of the Tor
mer body.
The question then occurred on the adoption of the
substitute amended, and determined in the afir.
native, by the following vote
9gesMcssrs Banks spoaker) Layno, Wiley, Campbell Hem
shaw, Wilson o.. Mallory, Booker, Bcuhnng samuel Richar
Johnson Ill., Wilson nc, Vaughan Hunter Of
smith Of Fsuquer Hicsefson Price tagc s Of e. Holland
Avcnt COiemon Sloane, Nixon, (;ooia Mucn ari.on
eoc, foniaiuc, Gregory Ne Hays, straop ed auis Rage
Brown Of Nelson, Chapno, Masters, Wooo Almond Adams
mccoy Swonson, Nitchcr, Cackyi Hopkins Caitol Mof
Stands Williams Mdftcney Nicku Monc Conrad Jossee Sic
ulen Bare, Rnkof, Butts Cotch6cd, Monoufc liagrayc Gil
spic, Dolashnutt Cibson Jctt, rfcntiss, sauBders-
NbesMessrs. Gilmcf, souiha, Garland Amherst Brooke
Cag Hunter Of Bcfkeey, Ducamp Daniel DAWSON Watkins
tolman Garland Of Meckenurg Muuiaugh Cooke Leland Na
Olson, Leybum, Cunningham, Brown Of Petersburg sanaoO
The SPEAKER presented the following letter from the
] Commissioner % Revolutionary Claims which was read
| and motion &C Mr.. Mufdaugb laid on the table
RtcHSoEp, March 10Th 1896.
To The &peaAsT r. The H0t,se If Delegates If H.
! Sal have acted az Commissioner of Revolutionary
Claims for the last years under az appointment b.
the Legislature The Of conduct pursued By tie
Governor Of this Commonwealth in regard H. appioa-
tons for bounty lands for revolutionary services has put
r.