Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
VIRGINIA. LEGTSLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs

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they had passed the bs-to incorporate the CITY of
Wheeling in Ohio County, and to incorporate the Gins
The bill TO corporae the United States Copper Mining
company; amendments agreed to by the Housed
ine bii 10 incorporate the Medical College at Rich
inond WIN the amendments Of the Senate was taken
up on motion oi Mir. Grcvory
Mr, MiiiEn moved the indefinite posponen,ent of
Tue BILL aud OF this our some debate took place i'm
which 1t was supported by sicssrs Stanard and Miller
ana opposed by Siessrs. Gregory LeyLurn Watkins
The question being put IL was decided i'm the ALTERNATIVES
so the bill was se;.ctcJ
On motion of MIR. HcSrER Of b. il was
hmSotred, ihat this House will proceed or Tuesday
Major General othc third division of nt;, of this Com
"'nweaiin to supply the vacancy occasioned by tho
death OF Major General John Smith
- CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.
On motion of Mr.. ALNoSD, the vote of the Ho,sr rc
Jecung The report of the Committee OF Roads Sc de.
Ohio Canal Company, Tor Subscription bv M, STATE m
Their stock, was rcconsdered.
=, AMER some remarks from Messrs. SuERRARp and
GARLAND of a., iii favor and by MIR M,,,rp ,g,;nst
Tie report IL anreed To-
On motion oi MIR. SnEnGARD, select committee was
CHARGES AGAINST Ju JUDGE pGS Wiai .'ie report
Mr.. DosnAN moved TO take up the report Of the Com
VI Sour's oil Justice upon the charges preferred
by the member from Harrison, against Judge Duncan
ana the memorial OF the Judge.
line report is accompanied by FIVE resolutions deci.
a"g On each specification of the charges The LIST and
"a specifications declared insufficient TO ground any
p.Hc.eu,ngs thereon. The third resolution declares
eNpedirnt To inquire inthe truth of the charge
contained IN the third specification The fourth de-
cares incxpedien to inquire into matter mepton-
ca IN the fourth specification. The iflh declares IL
TO inquire into the of the charge contained
lowing. ~ WIN ''e ioi'
Rtsoired, That the Session of tho Iocs,,r :;
ar advanced that the notice required by the constitution
cannot DC gwen TO the Judge time TO proceed will
'e investigation Tins Session without protractnp the
sso TO an unusual length il is there fore inc xne
time So " 's
The notice 10 the Judge required Nv Tho ,.,,,;o
was waived on The part Of Judge Duncan
Ms rue nvvon to take up the report, opposed by
nsssIs' watkins and Voolfolk, and supported by
hessrs. Brown of f., Dorman, Hooe Wethered Price
aud booker, and agreed TO- '
ne h,st and second resolutions of the report were
neh ead ana agreed To; and the Sd resolution having
been read, Mr. Price moved reverse H. and sunnor,e3
ms motion at some length
Mr, GREGORY moved the indefinite postnonement of
.e whoe SUBJECT and supported his motion by illusions
20 e charges, against Judge d., which he thought if
au United diu notlnpugn his Judicial conduct.
a. ne motion MAS opposed by Messrs Wilson of Bot .
ooiioiH ana Bolts aud supported by Messrs Watkins
sanard, Miller, Brown of 7. and Dorman- Debate ia
our next w
MIR Bolts moved lay The report ON the table, I'm, ,h
motion to postpone having and the YES and
noes having been ordered, the call of Mr. Price The
qussuoh was tnen taken on indefinite postponemen MT
ana determined IN The affirmative by the following VOTE
-5yeS0niessTs Banks, (Speaker1 Grnalds Drum,
iiuate of b., Henshaw, Miller, Decamnsl Tu5nb "
Mallory, Deuhring, Johnson, Hill Wilson of Cumber
pI Vaughan, Servant Hunter of E., Smith Of F.,
Free, Sleger, Hale of F., Holland Smith of G. WAT
kns, Wetbered, Coleman, Sloane, CoodalI Mullen
Knehe ,1 Foniaine; Gregory Griggs, Berry, sum
Taylor ray Of l., Rugsdae, woggener, Brown Of Nelson
Cooke Leland, Chaplin, Masters Swanson, Witchcr
ESSarrol, Morris, Dorman, Leyburn, Conrad, Harley
tiargravc, Delashmutt, Jet, Prentiss Cunnipgba,n
Brown of r., Stanard-69
.NocS-aicssrs. Layne, Wilson Of b., Booker Austin
Richardson, Hickcrson, Bowen, Dawson, Watts Hail
OF Of c. Nixon, Bolts lioleman, Harris, Taylor Of NJ
SSherrard, Voolfolk, Adams, Mccoy, Cackey, Hopkins
Williams Ncklin, Moiett, lessee, Mem ulen, Bare
Riiiker, GlleSpie-29.
On motion of Mr. Boris, the House proceeded 10 the
vaa,ng by their titles Of the bills on their first READINGS
ana having gene through with the business in that saS
took up The bills ON their second readings large mum,
Ter OF which were read by their titles.
MIR. hlcMuLLEN made nefec tual ATTEMPT 10 enforce
me rule ny which bills required to be read through;
out alter several motions 10 that effect and several nm
successful motions to ADJOURN he desisted from the at
~innt and The bills were read by their titles
Upwards OF hundred aud forty bills on their fret
ana second readings were acted upon during the dav
On mo'ion Of MIR. HoLLgmAs leaycwSs granted fo
alexander Rves TO Withdraw from among the papers fled
IN The contested election from the county of Abemnrie
Tue original lease from Merweher and others TO John
alien. wv ~
I'm motion of Mr.. PREsTIss,
The House adjourned
poned W. 'y PoS''