Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12


and silver and in another, their specie gold and sill
hand for the purposes Of such payment and also
the per cent Of dividends on their stock for each
year.
proposing 10 enlarge the jurisdiction Of single magis
a,es, taken up motion of Mr. c., and The follow
ing substitute offered by Mr. Watkins, was agreed TO-.
Rcsooed, That the Committee of Courts OF Justice be
instructed TO inquire into the expedency of extending
the Jurisdiction of justices Of the peace in all Of
debt due by bond bill, or nole, in writing signed by
debt.
On motion or Mr. WHEY The Committee of Agricu.
tu aad M.u!acturcs Instructed TO inquire into the
cxprlcncy al amending the laws relative to the in
Sprcun Of toDacco, reqar the inspection within
ls Stale ct a.. tobacco raised in other States and
brum Int into E;:gIaa tor manufacture or rxpnr-AIsc,
ta, The Committee inquire aIo the expectancy OF fur
tier amending said laws as TO provide that all tobacco
produced aud offered for sale for manufacture or export,
Shall be priced IN casks and nspectcdtha they further
inquire whether in any other particulars Tie sad laws
r. GnIsr modification nr amcndmenl &C:
On mo,!un Of Mr.. May, the COMMITTEE OF Agriculture
and Manufactures was instructed to inquire into The es
pedcncy OF incorporating manufacturing onpany IN
the lands of lhos Whitwor;h Oh App'm tlox RIVER IN
! Tie county oil Dinwdds.
! On motion q! Mr.. CRrrcurIELp, Mr. Harper vas add
! ed "a the Committee GU ilI!ira Laws.
, Petitions p!csenrd-By MIR. Chapman, Of The
executors and heirs ut Isaac Chapman dec Tor law
To authorize the sale Of certain slaves belonging 10 the
children and ci;s If Reb"cca Pearls, dec d, who was one
of Tie children of Isaac Chapman, dec also. OF CHI.
zei.s Of BortYurt ard Mongnmrry, for a new county
ou Of parts o! said coumtcs-a-o citizens OF Gree1!i.
cr io7 the app.iutm"n! OF William Smith, ESQ,
Judrc 10 supply the vacancy oCcasGnrI by tie death
of Judge Alien Tlylor-also, Of citizens Of Giles
and Inzewr for the formation Of new county out OF
parts Of said coumteshy Mr. alanad, OF John EIson,
10 permit his daughter CicnenZa tree woman oil color,
to remain IN lie communicative the re"lonstance
and memorial OF the Iuck aho= Canal Company against
the passage of law incorporating Railroad Com
parry from the Coal Pits To JanI'S R!ver-ty Mr.. Wat.
kins, Of citizens of Fa!ax, Tor drclaraofy ACT III re-
| EtirIuv al. ,nIoo
arn,ers ard land hoIe7s for an encourage the in
e.cst OF agricnIturcby Mr.. Bolts, the counter memo
rial from county Of ilrnrco on the subject Of esa-
biis!ing precinct elections in said county-by MIR Pen
Jcnn OF citizens of Ipoahannnck: asking further pro-
ltcnn for religious assemblies. In presenting TINS
petition, Mr. rrnGcsoa remarked that he desired TO be
understood taking part in the controversy which
gave 10 the application, but shonid iee himself at
liberty 10 consider the subject ii"parlally as other mem
brrs would when il should un ergo c"nsideratIonJ-
By Mr.. hapman "! citizens o! Gales, (not within the
boundary praying the formation OF new county out @"
parts vi Gales and Tnzewrll-by Mr. Dornan, OF the
officers Of the Il4h Regiment in Rockbrldge, pray
ng that they may be allowed 10 drill within the IL
m:ls If the sad R'g;mrnt-by Mr.. Samuel OF clI-
Of incorporalion-by Mr.. Cunningham, OF Alex.
| andcr Wilson and Robert Maitland, surviving trus.
tees Of William Pcnncc, dec d, Cor an act anthor'z
ing the Treasurer 10 pay 10 them the sum OF two th'u:
sand dollars for l,ts in GosPyrt coded TO the Uu"d
Sialcs--hy slr Bare, Of Ben, free man Of colrr
vi SHENANDOAH asking permission to remain ~ The Com
ulonwra!th-hy Mr.. Chapman, Of citizens 0! Boletoun,
demonstrating against the formation Of new couny
oat Of parts Of Butrtnurt and hlontgoinery-by Mr.
Go!d II, Of citizens Of Hanover, in opposition to The
passage ct law declaring the South Annu lawful
lrncrby Mr.. Layne Of Arthur Lee, free man Of color,
for leave TO remain with his family in this Common
wcaIlil--by Mr.. Lucke,t, of citizens of Loudrur tor
separate election at Middicbucg-by tie Speaker, OF
John B Jones and others. Of Prince Edward, for The
Incorporation Of Mining Company.
Various other petitions were presented, but as no en-
easements made of their objects, we lind 1t III
possible to give their substance il the ordinary period al
loved for making III" rcpJ!ts.
On motion si Mr.. HAEEI$oS, the House adourned
Wednesday,, january IL, 1887.
A message received from the Senate, stating that
they had passed the bill 10 amend tie act Incorporating
the Black Heath Company oi Golfers.
The juinl order OF The dag being ;he election OF
Brisat!er General for the 2ls Brigade, to supply The
vacancy accustomed by the death of General Severn E.
Parker; on motion Of MIR BAYLY the House proceeded
To It's execution. MIR. d. terminated Colonel Johh
Juynrs.
h!r Poulsos nominated Colonel Edward S Sneed,
and long and animated discussion took place between
Mcssrs Bayy and Puuson, III support oil the respective
candidates.
MIR. SEGAR rose and requested Mr.. Bayy to retire
;, as Mr. 5. intended TO nominate MIR. Is.
MI EAYiY said he could consent tobe n'mIna'
ted against his friend.
Mr.. SrGAn sa:a if he was disposed to remain, and
bca! what he should say, lie would 60 on.
Sir. Iayly rrlirrd-ard Mr.. Segar nominated Major
Thprias II. Buyly, member Of this House. MIR. 5.
had made it without informing Mr.. q. Of his intention,
knowing ;at he would refuse 10 accept the oilce, av
Ing pied yed himself To nominate aud support Col Joyhes
ar. 5. SAID lha MI Bay lad fully redeemed hs pledge
towards Cob J.-aHd he, Mr.. : was acuateI BY SENSE
o. public duty aYiss the he took, believing
that Mr. Bayly qualifications ere Tar higher than tioe
Of ether OF The other enlcmcm put in nomination. Mr..
s. tian srukc lcug;h IF the peculiar qualifications OF
his nominee.
Mr. EpMUNps Of Halifax, presented certain certificates
in support OF the clam OF Col. Joynes, which Mr. T.
said he had been requested by MIR. Bayly to present.
Mr.. MrRpAvGn sustained the nomination OF Mr..
BayIy.
Tic vote was then taken and vas as follows:
For Tao,nns II. Buyy-Alcssrs. Banks, (speakerO
Wiley, Stuart Harper, Goggn Campbell, Mcslil!an'
Mal:ry Bouk,r Wills. WlIirrs, Samuel OF Z Chris.
,iun Carson Wilson OF c. Servant Hunter Ball Mar
shall ui Fauquicr Ednuuds Of Fauquier. Dickinson,
Hale OF f. v oods, Hale Of c., Smith of Gloucester,
Smith Of Greensrr, Spencer, Taylor, Sloan Mullen,
, Harrison, Bolts, Martin, Smith OF Isle OF Wight, Nc
Candlsh, Davenport, Peter Donally, Carter, Collier,
Luckett, Braden, Beard, Chapman. Benton, Brown,
Mu'daugh, Cooke, Segar Ae%ander Fitzgerald Brn"y'
YcnabIe, HUBBARD, Williams Raymond, pendeton, Dor
man, Butts, CrucieIJ Moncurc, Jet, sanuels OF W.,
Cham, May anu Stanard-72
For Ed. 5 Snctd-Nlcssrs. Rives Randolph, Laync,
POWELL Byrd, Bland, Turubull, Austin, McAlllster,
richardson Hi, Vaughan, Strange, Deskins, Robinson,
Watkins Euiunds of Halifax, Nixon, Goodall, Shnn,
" right ShaLwck, Anderson, Marshall Of Lunenburg,
Newman, lludgins, Fisher, Garland Wiley Cooper,
McCalley, Johnston, Mccoy, Moore, Mofett, Coo'es,
Jcssre Sprcr, Bare, Rnker. Davis, Bailey OF surry,
uargrave, Ripley and GIbson-IG
FOR Coi .Lyncs- Messrs. Euyly Of A., Sn0dg1assI
Rogers and Shands4
joint vote with the Senalc-For Bayly 70; for Sneed
80; tor Joynes II; that lhomas H. Bayiy was duly
elected.
The ,n order Of the day for the election Of Briga
der General for the 23d Brigade to supply the vacancy
accustomed by the resignation Of Cen Elisha MeComas
GA motion of Mr. fIsEn' The h%nse ap;no,sG
execute The order Of lle day-and MIR. L. ho"'iha'ea
! Col Peter NJ SlcinbeIgen. -,
! No other nomination being made in the House or the
Senate, Col Sleinbergcn was elected by JOIN. vote ct
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