Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

man, Leyburn, Crutchfeld, Stephenson Of Tyler,
Walker, Stephenson ofwood and Ful,on-G6.
For Richard L. Byrd-ncssrs. Wiley, Byrd, Ham
nah, Jackson, Jones, HaskDs Meredith Cox, BurweIl
ofC. x W., Vaughan Sangster, Deskins, Wood, John
ston, Guerant, Taylor of Halifax, Clark, Armstrong,
Smith of l. of W. Davis. Dabney, Habern, Ballard,
Holiday, Marshall of Lunenburs, Digs, Bryan,
Goodc, Boyd, Clayton, Tanzey, Chapman, Fitzgerald,
| Hidden, M'Pherson Hiner, Brown of P, Heath, Rat
clifir, Snccr, Smith Of Rockingham Shpman, Cowan,
Bevins Conn, Williams, Tate, Ridley, FItzhugh, War
rem, Prince, Spots and Goodscn-5i.
For ~. r. HdSkins Mr. Burlington.
For Daniel Rqtc!iFe.-Mr. Banks.
Tote The Senate.
For john NJ Grfgory-Messrs Campbell, Thorn
ton, Cooke, Peyton, Gusts, Conrad, Lyons, Garter,
Faulkner, Woodhouse, FonIaine, Mclhaney-l2
For Richard E. Byrd.-Messrs. Nash, (Speaker,)
Hun,on, Carson, Wiley, Atkinson, Baptist, Smith,
Piper, Boudin, Dyer, Aoifcit S1chlullen, Scott Tod,
lThompson-l5.
SOUTHWESTERN TURNPIKE.
Mr.. Burwell of Bedford moved reconsideration OF
the bull "to provide for the construction OF turnpike
road from the town Of Newbern 10 the Tennessee line
This bill had been rejected the 9th February-lt
contributes loan of $4,000 the part Of the State
TO the accomplishment Of the road After some de-
bate, in which Mr.. Gocdson gave of his happy
hts Mr. Bayly called the previous question: which
prevailed. And the House, by ayes and noes agreed
te reconsider, by vote of 90 to 81. The question
then came the passage of The bill-to which Mr.
Taylor Of Norfolk moved to add ryder providing for
loan to the Dismal Swamp Canal. But on MIR. Bay
ys notion the main question put on the passage
Of the BILL thus cutting oft the ryder. The question
on the passage Of TIE bill was decided in The cdfrma
hrs by of 60 ayes 10 81 noes:
forhe BM-Messrs. Carpenter, Cabell, NJ Cue, Stu
art, Byrd, Burw- Of B Mitchell, Fryatt, Hannah,
Jackson Jones' Toler Irving, Scott, Marshall Of Fau-
quie-, Deskns Woods, Wo"d, Gather, Johnston, Will
kinson, Erskmc Vance, ode Thompson, Mullen,
Armstrong, NJ Rae HAMLET, Warrington, Ballard,
Bryan, Chapman, Wade, orrck, Brown Of Nelson,
Tunsall, Brown of r., Elliott, Shlpman, Cowan Be-
WINS Conn., Williams Tate, Spots Stephenson OF Ty
Ter, Goodson, Stephenson of Wood, Futon-6O.
AGAINST i-Aessrs. Southal, (SpeaherD Cropper,
Tayly, Coes, Wiley, Haskins, Meredith, Kyle, Buff
fngton Corhln, Coleman, Cardwell, Cox, Burwell Of
c. & w, Broadus, Vaughan, Roane, Sangs,er, Smith
of Gloucester, Gucrrani Smith Of l. of W. Davis,
Tayloe OF King George, Dahnry, TayIoe Of l.. x r.,
Of l., Banks, Caldwell, Dogs Goodc, Boyd, aarrell,
VERIFY, Fitzgerald, NJ Phers"n, Porter, Burke, Dry,
Heath, RaiclEc, STROLLER, Ridley, Crutchteld, Filz
hugh Warren, Prince, Walker-5i.
The Appropriation Bill passcd-along with
ryder proposed by Mr. May, that the act o auhoriz"
IA Geological reconnaissance OF the State and all
acts amendalory thereto shall be hereby repeal d
from and after the first day of January next. Mr..
May stated that by that PERIOD tine Geological Survey
would be completed. THIS statement vas confirmed by
a letter, written by Professor Rodgers. II pre-.
scented by Mr.. Leyburn and read 10 the House. we
shall publish this very interesting letter IN our next
paper.)
On Mr.. Yerbys motion, the New York Inspection
Bill was made the order of tue day for IL o'clock,
this morning.