Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

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i, ii.!cril. las,s 81 y Ethrf,i;e Waits, ieshy
Snit, Of Northumberland, Fitzgerald, C.cat!.am, H.,
ner, Wallace 81 Petersburg, VILLAINS, Keen, Crimes,
Hopkins Brown OF Preston, Elliott, Daniel, McCanry
Leyhurn, Dorman, Gatewood, Crawford Tate, urqu.
hart, Cra,chli~d, Ford Warren. Walker Bowen, Mar.
lin ofIyler, Buck, Goodson and l.eftwich-9O.
.NacsNessrs. Harrison Of Brunswick, liaskins, Sa.
mnr Cox Of Chesterfield, Vaughan, Wood, Spencer,
Clark, Watkins, Kinc!eloe, Dabney, Edwards, Wood
ard, Clendenn, Taylor Of Loudoun, Ramey, Nj llha.
ney, Marshall, Banks, Dogs, Lyon, IlideD, AcPher
son, Wilson, Dey, Heath, Bsawner, Stro,her Ship.
man, Smith Of Rockingham, Cowan, CULLEN, ana
Mayo-:i.
| The following is a copy Of the bill
Il ELL concfsHiay Tie Board IF 7griraitnrc
Be enaefed by Tic GeHcyU .IsSembiy That tlr ien.
bers OF the Board Of Agriculture authorised ~
entitled an act 10 establish Board OF Agriculture'
passed March the 2eth, lsii, BE- and they hereby
allowed the Of three dollars per day EACH Tor he
time they have been may be IN actual session. and
all reasonable expenses incurred by them travelling
To- and returning from, their place of meeting. All
charges incurred by the Corresponding Secretary
postage paid by the members of the Board in dsclar.
ing the duties imposed upon them by the act aforesaid
together with the Stationary used BY the Board shall
be allowed and when admitted by the Governor shall
by him, be caused 10 be paid by the Urea
sury.
RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions offered by the following gentleman
and adopted by the House, BY Mr.. VERIFY That tie
Committee on Courts Of Justice inquire into the rxpe
dlency OF authorizing the Governor cede to the =
piece Of land, lioga Island IN Northampton coum
ty for the erection of light honse-By Mr.. Flr2cr.
RAID, hat the Committee Schools and College,
inquire into the exped'ency of incorporating the
tees Of the Nottoway Acadcmy-By Mr. ToLfR, Tina,
the Committee OF Courts Of Justice inquire into the "a
pediency OF more efectuay securing ,the llil lee,
chagcable lnsoyent debtors 1T The suit of non res
dents-By Mr. MARrIS Of Tyler, That the House w
proceed on the 22d INST, by lont vote with the Senate
to The election OF Brgader. General for the Esd br
gade.
PETITIONS
Petitions were presented by the following gentlemen
and appropriately rcterred--By Mr.. JoNEs Of Brooke
OF the Trustees Of Bethany College, for legislative a
By Mr.. Coz OF Chesterfield, Of Mary A. Conant tor
authority TO the School Commissioners OF Chesterfield
to settle her account Tor the tuition Of poor children N
lolo-by Mr.. WALLACE OF Petersburg, al the Ciiy
FONT Railroad Tor further ABBY Mr.. Wusox cfc,.
tizens OF Buckingham, Prince Edward and Charlotte
ioE new county-By Mr. HAnRIsoS Of Monongalia,
Of 4. Van Ilndt and Others in relation 10 the Middle
ton and Wheeling Turnpike
On motion Of Mr.. MARTIN of Tyler
The House adjourned
The Bill forming County out of parts Of TTarti.
son and Monongalia, having been taken up, tn.
Speaker announced the question 10 be upon agreeing
to the amendment Of the Committee, (Which Ind ior
IT'S object 10 allow The two Counties Of Marion and
Alonongal!a tegetter 10 choose dcICgaies instead
Of allowing the county Of Marion delegate, ana
Monongaita one
Mr.. ARMSTRONG opposed the amendment on the
ground that The new County oil Harrison had popn
iation and extent amply sufficient 10 enlitle her
OF the delegates Of Mononralia
Alessrs. CErrcnrIrLb, BANhs, SMru Of Il, KS
cHELo and DoHusS, took the same ground III oppos..
ton 10 the amendment
Mr.. A!oRGAS sustained The amendment on the ground
that 1t was alone BY asserting - H. that the con ctin
views OF the representation from ionongala, could IT,
reconciled in support ofiir BILL bat he, residing with
in The new County, would prefer separate delegation
1t the House would with H. grant lie redress Of et,"
vanccs of which his constituents had been complain
ing for thirty years past.
Mr. llAERlsoS Of Monongala, also advocated The
amendment.
After some further explanation by Mr.. MoEc,s, IN
which he confirmed the statement III his colleague that
there could be change made in the politics OF the de-
legation let the question be settled as il mghtthr
question was then TAKEN and the amendment rejected
without count, and the bill ordered 10 its engrossen