Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23

marks sgains, il by Mr. Brown Of ;o;,. vo, h.,
Messrs: Shands and Madison, was posscd-Ayes 81.
MIR. WATKINS eave no,;ce ,h,, h., .L.,,d
Resolutions w W '"e 'NPunS'nS
Mr. CARTER gave notice that he should ON ,omorro,v
% 70 ,ahn up the report OF the Select Committee on
we subject OF an increase OF the Banking Capital Of the
on motion OF Mr. MULES, the House adjourned
fftdoy, Jan %.
~ mcssage was received from the Senate stating that
mp had passed bill nco poratny the of
the Louisa RAILROAD Company, with amendmenis-
amendments laid on the table md they have agreed
- .s ssolntion for survey for Rail-Road from the
wy VI 'chnond TO Yorktown in Virginia with amend
ments-which were agreed TO.
on motion OF Mr. PaENrIss, the Committee of Roads,
Ae. was instructed to inquire into the expediency of
renewing the act making further provisions for COM
pcung the road from Siaunton 10 the mouth of the Lit
Tie kanawha, passed March 10TH 1882 SO as to extend
lie 'ime Tor completing the same.
on mouon OF Mr. SrASARD, the Committee of Courts
Justice discharged from, the cons;de,oon Of ~.
petition of Bernard ONeilI
reuuons were presented and rcferrcd-by Mr. Sher-
afd' citizens of Berkeley opposed the removal Of
.ne separate election in thai county from Thomas Ro
Dinson MILL and ia yor of the establishment of a se
parae election 1T b{edgesville- on the bv
Mr.. Johnson, o. John lieth and others for comnanv 10
construct railway from the Chesterfield Coal mines TO
some POINT on the James River above Boshers dandy
r Iiimer, Of citizens of Albemae and Nelson for the
Puss'se oil an net empowering the County Courts of
sara counties 10 cause TO be constructed road from the
head waters of Rock6sh River 10 the town of SCOTS
e"y hf. w ooiiolk, OF citizens of Orange, for
county TO be formed out of part of said countyby Mr.
Hail of ca of citizens OF Grayson for an amendment to
ne act incorporating the Grayson Sulphur Springs Gem
Pany-by Mr. Brown Of Of citizens of Peters6urp for
authority to the Common Hall to open a new street be-
tween Union and Market sreetsalso the memorial of
by Mr. Grnads Of the heirs a, law of r f. Dunlap 10
ee allowed bounty land for his services rendered during
m ExrUYGING RESOLUTIONS.
ne orcer OF the day for the House resolve itself
INTO ommitee OF the whole house, take into consi-
a he
ect OF expunging from the Journal of the Senate OF tho
United States the resolution of that body adopted March
rs ISL was then read.
Mr SAeTsR moved that the order of the day be post
Ponsa until Monday next in order tina, the report OF the
pank COMMITTEE be taken up and acted upon
Iin tins motion there considerable debate in which
siessrs Carter, Craig Summers Dorinan Gregorv
M luraaagh Giimer and Wcher supported and Messrs
watkins, Voolfolk, Wilson Of b., and Austin opposed
it-and the ayes and having been ordered at the
can OF MI Voolfolk, the vote decided the mega
.9yes-M essrs. Grinulds Drummond. Cilmer sop,b
an Gariand OF a., Brooke, Craig Campbell Pate Hun
Ter b. Henshaw, Mallory BeaIring Johnson Wilson
OF Frederick Smith Of G., Wethered. Mullen Bolts
SSaegory Griggs, Berry Summers, Fleet Hooe, Carter
rarker, Leland, Chapline Masters, Swanson Wtcher'
MOTIFS Dorman, teybnrn, Harley, Butts Delashmutt
''u. rrentiss, Brown Of r., and Stanard-53
rn,0esmniessrs Banks, (Speaker) Layne, M'Clintic
MINER; wilson OF r., Decamps, Turnbull, Booker Austin
Danie Samuel, Richardson, Ill., Smith of f. Kicker,
s9n Strange, Steger, Holland Bowen, Daviscn Watts,
Watkins Hail of G., Avent Darlington. Coleman. sloan
NIXON, Goodail, HARRISON Kincheloe, Fontane Hole-
man. hobnson, hays, S,raton Harris, Ragsdaie Tay-
aor Of M. ~ NJ Rogers, Garland of NJ, Wiley, Nor
gan, chapman, lngles, Sherrard, Brown of n Fitz-
gerald, Voolfolk, Almond, Adams, MCoy Hopkins
carroll, Madison, Shands, Williams, NckIn, Mofett
Sonrad lessee, M Mullen, Bare, Rinkrr Cru,chfeld
N9ncure, spraey Haagrave, Gibson and Saundcrs-7O
ne blouse then resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole, Mr. Miller in The Chair
- oh moIion OF MIR WATKINS it was ordered that the
committee of the Whole do now rise and report
Inc chairman reported the preamble and resolutions
to the House without amendment.
The report and resolutions were then taken IN in the
House. ~ - '
MIR WATKINS addressed the House at some length
80 "PPIr' OF ,he resolutions, and followed the
other SIDE ofthe question, by Mr. Powell
S4s i"ouon OF Mr. PRIcE, the House adjourned.