Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-22

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firms, or corporations indebtedness. TIL,
.hey furnIsh AT the same time the amount o
debts due these respective Banks in Rich
monditoy citizens Of Richmond, and the a.
mount due by citizens of each county, city
DOWN or Borough in the State shewiny
what portion OF these debts are loaned II,
The Directors, and what portion by the com.
nittee 10 purchase bills.
n long desultory debate ensucd. in which
several members participated.
MT. Witcher proposed to amend by adj,
dag the following, which was accepted hy
Mr. Woolf'lk: "And the amount of stock
held ny each, the amount OF the entire inter
est which the Common wealth has in the
Banks Of this city, distinguishing the am nm
IN each Bank, exclusive Of the revenue OF the
current year, deposited, Or to be deposited
thorein.'
1, was further amended hy the addition of
the following, on MIR. Woolrulk's motion :
together with the number OF the Nlemhe,
al the Legislature, in like manner indebted
Ia said Banks"
MIR. Bolts moved 70 add "and their
names" after "Leg islature"-tee ided in the
negative.
The debate was continued for some lime,
when the resolution as amended, was adopt
ell, 10y the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Banks, (Speaker,) Bayly
OF Accomac, Poulson, " Hey, Powell,
Stuart, Camrhcll, Snudgrass, rurrbull
Bnoker, hicAilisler, Samuels of Caroline,
Hill Loriuer, Ball, I;tlmunds at Eau. Dick
insnn,. Strange, Deskias, Hale OF franklin,
Hale OF c., Smith of Gloucester, Cox Of
Graysou, Smith Of Greenbrier, Edmunds Of
Halifax, Taylor, Sloan, Nixon, Goudall.
Multens Harrison, Shnn, Smilh OF Of w,
Wight, liooe. Shadw lex, Collier, Ander-
.n1, Marshall of Lunenburg, New man.
si"es'ns, Fisher, Garland, Chapman, Me-
t;auiey, Johnston, Brown, Alexander, Bra
Hy, Voolfolk, Almond, Mccoy, Fairfax,
'rbands, Williams, Raymond. Pendleton,
Moore, M"Hett. Coots, jesse, Speer, Bare,
t'iiley Of Surry, Iiargrave, Ripley, Gibson,
Samucis of Wood, and Stanger-69
e. Noes Messrs. Rives, Randolph, Uarper.
BYRD, Goggin, Boyd, Miller. wilson Of bot,
fe'""rt, Bland, Mem ilIan, Mallory, Willis,
Saunders, Cox al Chesterfield Carson, VIII
s?n 81 Cnmhe,Iand, Vaughan, Woods, Bois,
Martin, hlcGandlish, Griggs, Peter, D"nal-
w. Carter. Slraton, Lucketf, Braden, Beard,
Rogers. Benton, Cooke. Fitzgerald, Wien
@r, Tuns,aiI. Cackley, venabie, HUBBARD,
Dorman, DAVIS, Butts, Crulchfield, Mou.
cure, Gillespie, Jeti and Cunning ham-46.
Mr.. Garland reported hill for regalizing
the suspension at specie payments, which
was read first and second time, aud refer
red TO committee OF the whole House for
Tomorrow.
MIR. Smith OF of w, offered d substi-
tu;e which was ordered 10 lac printed, and on
motion referred along with The bill
Mr.. Peter moved that when the Hnu.e adj
iourn, i, adjnuro TO meet at 10 o'clock to-
,norr0w-dgreed TO.
Mr.. Wiicher offered the following reso-
tuition, which on his motion, was laid ON the
table:
Resolved, That committee he appointed
10 inquire inio the expectancy OF incorporat-
eng Bank, 10 be entitled with
capital al dollars, 20 tie located in
provided, that not less than FIVE of the States
tacorPora:e branches ,hercof, III he located
sSa'slsn tSetr respective limits and tina, the
sSanA shs!. ga. bonus, 10 be apporlioned
between The several States, according To the
Amount of capital located ia each; and that
tbe Legislature II EACH State in which each
branch shall be located, shall appoint Di.
sectors taere" aud that each of the States
Off Union be respectfully requested To- in
corporate branch Of the Bank aforesaid, in
order 10 restore the currency, ard carry on
line exchanges Of the United States.
MIR. Whchei hsiaaj explained his objects
in presenting this res luton.
On motion Of Mr.. CruiChGeld, the House
adjourned