Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
VIRGINIA LEGTSLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
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message was received from the Senate stating that
esey had passed the bill Incorporating the Fluvanna
Nsining Company.
Petitions wsrs presented and referred-bv Mr. Sum-
cis oi ct~ehs OF teholas county, praying be at
'aehed 70 tne county OF Fayetteby Mr. Servant of the
people oil Elizabeth City county, praying distribution
Of part OF the interest accruing from the funds of the
Hampton Academy. -
On motion of Mr.. Besry, leaye was given TO bring in n
oIli incorporating the Trustees Of the (hsrlesown
Aihen@um and Female Academy
On 'nolion OF Mr. Johnson leave given to bring in
biii TO incorporate the Coal Working COMPANY of Rich
mond and Manchester.
, On motion of MIR. Carter the select committee on
Banks We're instructed 10 inquire whether any of the
chartered Banks Saving Institutions of This Common
wealth. have construed their chartered powers as TO
auorize iein In any manner whltever deal in bonds
or oter instruments under SEAL Cor than the legal
rate OF interest So
IN; On motion OF Mr. Bolts leave given to bring in a
bill so to amend she act Incorporating The RchinonJ
ahuiactnrng company to reduce the shares i'm said
company from 0Ae thousand to hundred dollars
LOUISA RAIL ROAD
On motion of Mr., HARRIs the House took nm The hill
incorporate me StoekholdeSs Of the Louisa Rail Road
Company, With the amendment insisted ON by the Sc.
na'e Inns ans ndment provides that the Rail Road
company nay terminate their work at the town of New
aLk psiv@e ~ continuing il to the town of Gordonsvle
should They deem 1t expedent TO do So
Mr. HAERis moved that the House recedc from its
osagrsenAent to the Senates amendment
lh'S motion was Supported by Mr.. HAnnIs, and OPP
Poseu oy messrs: VOOLFOLK ard CRUTcnFIELp
Mr. Wilson of Is. moved to lay the bill on the table
which was rejected. After some further discussion the
QUESTION was taken the motion of MIR Harris 10 re-
sSGs ana decided IN the negative-Ayes AZ, Noes 81
Nr. "ooLfoLK then moved that the House insist on
It's disagreement TO the Senates amendment
MIR IiLMER expressed desire TO examine the ,oey;ta
Oh Inc question lose nI1uely than he had been enabled
10 do IN consequence of ndisposon and moved 10 law
he Dill and amendment on the table. Which motion
EXpUNGING RESOLUTIONS.
VI. niouoh OF Mr.; DANIEL, the House resumed the
consideTat'on of the Expungng Resolutions.
Mr. DANIEL addressed the House until the hour of nd
Journment IN support of tho resolutions.
MT nUNikR oil Essex, iniimated his intention TO con-
he adj
jomned.
Friday, EebyHqrg5
On motion OF Mr.. CRU ycnytELn leave WINS giveu 10
Dring IN bill to amend an act incorporating the Hunt
ing River Mining Company, passed Feb. Z, 1891
On motion OF Mr.. HARRIS, leave was given to bring in
bill, incor poraling the Goochland Mining COMPANY
On motion OF Mr. STASArD, leave given to bring
IN Dill TO revive and amend act incorporate the
1884 '''
MIR. sRRA5LEr presented the petition Of willinm II.
Reagan, for act changing bis name TO that of VIM
Ill. Drewry. Referred.
On motion Of Mr. BooKzE, ii Ordered That when
The House ADJOURN 1T adjourn to Tomorrow clock
EXPUNGING RESOLUTIONS
The House resumed the consideration of the resou.
TONS reported by the Select Committee on the subject
of Expungng from the Journals Of the Senate resou
ton OF that body
Mr.. HUErER Of ESSEX addressed the House for about
two hours, in opposition 10 the resolutions.
Mr. SIAShRD then rose and expressed his willingness
yield the floor if any of the friends of The resolutions
desaned to occupy it, If not, he would proceed now
although abOrng under indspositon be was very de-
sirOus 'nat e question shOuld De taken by tomorrow
evening aud he presumed that the gentleman from
Gooehand would desire opportunity Of replying to
the remarks Of the several genlcneD who had acveSed
to his opening Speech No gentleman expressing n
desire 10 address the House. Mr. Sanard proceeded and
occupied aboOt hour when he yielded to the sueges
ton Of Mr. Bolts, in order TO allow adjournment
Mr.. WATKTSs expressed desire that the discussion
sosld be brought to close, but said he was willing to
sen u gentlemen wished 10 expess their sentiment
81 the debate should reach iDlo The next week
Mr.. STASARD said he very DESTROYS thai this saes
ton sbOald be decided, and IL be hoaght could not be
done otherwise, he willing continue his remarks
now, VI IT would insure that e question should be ia
ken tomorrow.
MIR. GuMER said il woali perhaps be better 10 meet
tomorrow 10 o'clock with view 10 bringing the dis
cusson to close IL the resolutions were laid on the
table, he would make that motion.
On motion Of Mr Bows of r., the resolutions we're
laid on the tak4r.
Mr. GiLwEH moved that when the House adjourn Il
ADJOURN to 10 o'clock tomorrow; but before vote was
taken on that motion,
On motion Of Mr. BORIS, the House adjourned