Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-15
Mr.. CRureHriELD opposed The bill.

mr.. CRureHriELp opposed the bill
NIX ENABLE was willing TO make the improvement
proposed on The twoffth principle but did not like the
form proposed. -"
tuation OF The country through which the Road was 10
pass I -
Er SHERRhRD expressed the hope that the bill would
not be Prejudced By the vote just taken on the general
Mr. SERVANT expressed his regret at his accidental
absence when the vote was taken upon the postpone.
men. Of the general bill. He friend Of Virginia,
aud desired 10 keep her home He should cheer
fully have voted against the motion TO postpone ndc6-
nitey.
Mr. CRUTcHFIELD having examined the bill, and find.
ing one that he had approved in Committee he should
now give ii his support in The House.
Mr.. May felt himself in such good humor with the
victory gained day, that he not disposed to caV
ABOUT lille lhngs ne also thought It might be good po-
Icy 10 diminish the future force Of the great measure
by drawing off these little schemes which went to give
IL favor IN the eyes of many. By doing this, when the
great scheme came up again il would be much weak
er. He therefore disposed to assist his friend from
Monongaa by voting for the bill
Nj FESABLE IN reply, observed, that he should sup
port this bill now though when the enemy moved before
in Iank and he both in close phaan1 and in single file
he was then opposed to the whole altogether.
MIR. SHERRARD explained; when the question being
taken on the passage Of the BILL it agreed 10 without
division, and The bill passed
sTAUNTON TO PARKERsBURG.
On motion OF 6r STUART, The bill TO provide for the
construction of turnpike road from Staunton to Par
kersburg, was taken up
debate took place The passage Of the bill, which
was opposed by Messrs. BAYLY Of A., May and FEsA
BE, and supported by Messrs. McDowELL, CAsELL,
hlSSEY, MrsDAUGH, STUART and HARRIsoS.
MT. CRrTcHEIELD desired time 10 consider the bill.
Mr. GooDsoS called for the ayes and noes, and the bill
was passed by the following vote
Eyes Messrs. Rives, Randolph Holloway, Stuart
Kinney, Byrd, Fryat, Shanks, Peyton, Trplet, Tarr
ThornbuIg, Castleman, Marshall, Digges, Dickinson,
Payne. Deskins, Wood, Sherard, Watkins, Ogesby
pinneIl, odel, Mullen, HARRISON Flowers, Bolts, Smith
Of K, Allen, Lucks,t, Beard, Taylor Of L Newman
Fisher, Raymond, Morgan Barnett, Buck, Brown, Muir
daugh, Watts, Segar. Mcconnell, Mccoy, Tunstall,
Cabell, Gay, Fairfax, Storms Robertson, Leybutn, Nc
DoweII, Coo,es Thomas, Gray, Cuber,son Conn., Craw.
ford, Crulchfeld, Wlsn, Ripley, GOOdson, hayberry,
! Geaves-65.
.Nocs-Messrs. Banks, (SpeakerO Bayy of A, Pou.
son. Taialer.o, MITCHELL Cobbs, Snodgrass, Turnbull,
Mallory, Hubbard, Yaucey, Daniel, Chea,ham, Curdwel
Cox Hill, Wilson, Vaughan, Lorimer Sangster, Paisley,
Keen, Chapman Of G. and NJ, Smith of GI., Spencer,
Edmunds, Park, White Smith Of !. of w, NJ Candlsh,
Lucas, Wright, Teyloe, Shatwick, Conway, Goodwin,
Orgain, Hudgins, Garland, Burwe Hodges, Cunning
ham, Alexander, Fitzgerald, Voolfolk, NJ Pherson,
Adamss May, Venable, Stands, Williams, pendle,on,
Clayton, Bailey Of S. Waiker-56.
On motion Of Mr.. CEuTcuyiELp,
The House adjourned.