Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-15
SENATE.

A message received from the House OF Delegates
stating, that they agree 10 the Senues amendments
the bill concerning credits 10 Students of Colleges &c
and that they disagree 10 their amendment 10 the bill
establishing an inspection Of tobacco Charlottesville
and also The passage of sundy bills see their proceed
ings Of Saturday, which read the first and second
time, and committed.
On motion of Mr.. PATTE:os, the Senate receded
from their amendment. TO the bill establishing inspec-
ton Of tobacco at Charlottesville
On motion of Mr. Nc MULES, the Senate took up the
bill for establishing Dea! and Dumb Asylum.
MIR. SMITH of G. moved substitute 10 the bill, pro.
vidng that the Commissioners Of the Revenue shall
certain the number Of deaf and dumb and blind minors
within this Commonwealth, and report TO the Auditor,
whose duty shall be 10 make report thereof The next
Legislature.
MIR. HoLLEMAS moved amendment 10 the subst-
tue which accepted by the mover, providing fur
ther that the President and Directors OF the Literary
Fund shall ascertain and report the amour, Of funds
cessary to sustain such institutions in other States
Messrs. Smith Of c., Hoeman and Fonaine advocated,
and Messrs. Ellis, Harvie, Anderson, Maxwell and
Meade, opposed the substitute.
Mr.. MEADE moved the indefinite postpone ment of tho
bill, which was decided in the negative.
.4yes-Messrs Nash, Campbell, Robertson, Bngsly,
Holleman, Baptist, w. Smith, Dyer, Bland and McMul.
en-l0.
Noes-Messrs. Parker, (SpeakerD Carr, Hunton. Pat.
eson, Bondurant, Ellis Opie Camant, Thomas, Boul
din, HaIvie Carter, Moe, Faulkner, Maxwell Meade,
Anderson and Parriotl-lS.
The question was then taken the substitute, and
decided in the affirmative.
.9y.s-Messrs. Parker, (Speaker) Nash Campbell,
Carr, Hunton, Robertson, Bngsly, HolIeman, Baptist,
w. Smith Thomas, Bouldin, Dyer, Mofstt, Bland and
McMullen-l6
Noes-Alessrs. Patteson, Bondurant. Ellis Camant,
ope, Harrie, Carter Faulkner, Maxwell, Meade, An
derson and Parriot-l2.
The bill as amended was passed.
On motion of MIR. DYER, the Senate adjourned.
Tve,day .Harch 13.
message was received from the House of Delegates
stating that they agree the Senaes amendments
the act amending The statute Of limitations And also
the passage of bill concerning the banks Of this Com
mon wealth, which committed and ordered TO be
printed
MIR. AspERsoS, from the Select Committee, reported
bill changing the time Of holding the Courts Of ALE
ghany county. Passed.
On motion of MIR. SMITH Of c.. the Senate took up
the bill concerning the Floating Dry Dock Company,
and it was passed.
On motion of Mr.. McCAxAsr, the Senate took up the
bill dvorcng George Hayden from his wife Mary Ann
and passed il.
Nil PAKRIorr reported bill for the temporary relief
of the Noth.wes Bank, with amendments. Passed.
MIR. HARvIE reported bill nuthorsing separate
election al the house OF Francis Baran In The county
of New Kent. Passed.
Mr. SMITH of H. reported bill concerning the She
riff OF Fayette county. with amendment embracing
the sheriff of Floyd Passed.
On motion Of Mr. NAsn, the Senate adjourned
Wednesday, March ID, 1888.
A message received from the II. Of Delegates,
stating that they have passed act concerning the
structon of road from the Pennsyl vania line in Mo-
Mongolia county, by Morgantown, 10 the Beverly and
Clarksburg road and act 10 provide for The construc
ton Of turnpike road from S!aunton 10 Parkersburg,
which being read were committed.
MIR. HoLIEaAx, from the Committee Of Claims, re-
ported bill concerning Griffin Frost. Passed.
Mr.. PATTEsos, from the Committee Of Internal I'm.
provemen reported bill 10 provide for the construction
Of turnpike road from Staunton TO Pa.kersbug; which
was, after some discussion, laid on the table.
MIR. SMITH of K, from the Committee Of General
Laws, reported bill prescribing certain general cond
ton for Incorporating Academies and other literary In
s,itutons which sundry amendments were adopted,
after which, The bill, with the amendments, laid
the table
Mr.. HAkvrE reported bill attaching Charlie, City
county the 9TH Judicial Circuit and 9Th District with
amendments, which rejected. as follows:
.qycs-Mess,s Patteson, Bondurant, Ellis, Harvie,
Faulkner, Bland, Maxwell, and B. H. Smiths.
.Noes-Messrs. Parker, (speaker) Nash, Carr, Hun
ton, Billngsy, Hoeman, Baptist, Thomas, Dyer, Moi
felt, Braxlon and Anderson-l2
On motion of MIR. HARvlE, the Senate adjourned