Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
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message received from the Senate stating thai,
they had passed the bills to reduce into one net The
vrra for the settlement and regulation Of ferries.
passed Jan 30, c3-tn amend act, entitled an act
to incorporate the Staunton and Potomac Rail Rad
Company-anj to authorize separate election at Green
field in the county Of Nelson.
They have als1 passed the bills fixing the school quo
as Of the counties of Ohio and MarslIa!l-and 10 revive
and amend an act Incorporating the Belle Isle Manu-
facturu. Company, passed 18th hlnrch, lS32, with
amendments. in which they request the concurrence OF
the House OF Delegates.
The House conc,I7red in the amendments.
Petitions presented and retrrred-Bv Mr.. Shrr-
rard memorial at tie Chrsl pcake aud Ol Canal Com
pany asking further aid to that Improvement and other,
To- he connected with - BY Mr. Moncure, of citizens
of Stafford per, Fauquer, and Rappaannnck, for
II Bank or Branch Of Il Bank in Falmouh--By MIR. Da-
yison of citizens of Frederick. for reduction of the
TOLLS &c. on the North Western TurrPike--By Mr..
Beuhring of Jacob and Wu. li!c praying that certain
monies paid by them into the Treasury, may be refunded
10 ihpm-By Mr. Dawson, Of citizens Of Frederick and
Shenandoah, counties: for the formation of county
out of paris thereof
On motion of MIR DoRMAS, the Committee Of courts
Of Justice was instructed To inquire into the eypedencY
Of enaclng general law for Furnishing offences
United on The Railroads Of this Commonwealth.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. HorRGys
concerning the Maryland boundary QUESTION, taken
up aud agreed to, and select comiuislec appointed
On motion Of Mir WATKINS the committee IF roads,
&c. discharged from the dnty OF bringing in bills in
conformity with the several petitions for authority
eruct turnpike road across Prices and the Sweet
Springs auuntans and said committee" should inquire
into the cx2cdency CT Incorporating joint stock
pany 10 construct said roId.
ABOLITION REPORTS
MIR. GARLAND OF NJ. moved 10 take up the reports of
the sority and minority OF the select committee
Abolition, observing that III making this motion he per-
formed duty organ Of the Committee.
Considerable discussion took place on tho question Of
liking up in which Messrs. Madison, Dornian Wool.
folk Fnntainc. Parker. GIIurr, S,anard, Miller, Wilson
of and Garland of ~ Brown of 7. and others, par
ticipa,rd
Mr. GI1MER called for the Ayes and Noes, which be-
ING sustained the vote was taken. as follows:
.lyrs-hlcssrs Banks, (Spcakril Grnads Drum
mond Gimcr, SoulhaI, Laync, Wiley, Brooke, Craig,
M'CIin,ic Campbell Pate, Hunter OF Berkeley, Hem
shaw, Miller, Dccnn,ps TurnbnlI. Mallory, Bcuh'ng,
Samuel Christian Johnson HILL Wilson of Curnbcr.
land Servant Hunter OF Essex, Ball, Smith of Fau,
HckeIson. Price, Hale of franklin, Holland, Bowen,
Wctlrrcd, Saan, Nixon. Goodall. Mullen Bolts, Fon.
tame, Gregory Griggs, Berry, Summers, Fleet Hooe,
Carter. Nc Hays, StIaton. Beard, Powell, Taylor Of
Loudoun, Harris, Ragsdale, Taylor Of Mathews and
iddlcscs, Wagsencr, Benton, Brown of Nelson ii ur-
daugh, Parker Leland: ChaPline Masters, Adams NJ
NIaTcncy, Dorman: Leyburn Harley Butts Cruchf-ld
NIoncure, Spratey, Delashmu,t Gibson Jeti Prcnliss
Saunders, Cunningham Brown of Petersburg, STAN
ard-S
Nres-Mcssrs Wilson of B., Booker, Austin, Daniel
Richardson, Strange, Steger, DAWSON Watts, Watkins
Hail Of Grayson Avent, Coleman, Harrison. Kincheoe,
Hnlemnn, Rogers, Garland of Meek, Wiley, Morgan,
Chapman lnslcs, Shrrrard. Fitzgerald, Woo!fok, Al
nnnd, Cackisy, Carroll, Madison, Williams, NcSiIn
grave, Giespie-41
The resolutions of the Committee then read, and
the Speaker proceeded propound the question on the
first resolution MIR. ioLLEMAN expressed his surprise
al the prccpitancy with which the House was proceed
ing on this subject He had understood the intention in
taking up the resolutions now, was, to make them the
order OF the day for future day.