Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-05
INSPECTION LAW

h Fir. loIFR offered the following resolution.
/ HeSoired That - much ot The Governors Message
IS relates 10 the controversy between New York aud
Virginia, be referred to Select Committee with in
strucons TO inquire whether the Inspection Law pass
ed at the last session OF tie General Assembly re.
CURES revision or the adoption Of additional enactmen,s
more eiiectually 10 accomplish its objects
Upon this resolution debate arose, in which the
pr"priety Of the Inspection Law, and Tie impocy o
us suspension or repeal, was sustained BY Messrs
nAfLf and ERBr, and opposed by Messrs. ToLER and
DAsEL. The resolution rejected as follows;
:Hrs-Messrs souhall, (Speaker,) Rives, Wrngirld
Broadns, Irving, NJ 'Laughlin, Payne, Woods, Early
fiench, Erskine, Vance, Pugh, Thompson, NJ Rae,
Aoer, Taylor OF Loudoun, Ramey, M'Ilhaney Sm,t,
OF Mason and Jackson, Davis Q, Montgomery and Pa
ASK, Ldgngton Cheatham, Keen, Elliott, Slrother
Daniel Leyburn, Dorman aud Jackson-:!G
Woes Messrs. Ba.ly, Awosth, Holloway Iiarve,
alayse, Cox Of L. y l., Jones of Brooke, Rddlck
HARRISON OF Brunswick, Jones Of Buckingham, Has.
k!ns, Samuel, Apperson, CardwelI Cox Of Chesterfield
Vaughan, Brown Of Elizabeth CITY and Warwick,
Thomas, Scott OF Fauquier, Deskns Wood, Byrd,
Enefrant, Carroll, Spencer, Watkins, Klncheloe,
Armstrong, Davis Of King and Queen, Wallace OF
King George, Dabney Edmonds, Woodard, C!enden
m ilolladay Banks, Martin ofiNashall, Boyd, Scot,
Of Meck!enburg, Morgan, Harrison of Monongaia,
tapcrton, Harrell, Lyon, Etherdge Watts Yerby
Smith Of Northumberland, Fitzgerald flidrn, NJ Pier,
son, lliner, Wallace Of Petersburg Crimes Hopkins
Brown Of Preston, Heath, Brawncr, McCauley, Shlp'
man, Smith of Rockingham, Cowan, CULLEN. Gate
wood, Crawford, Tate, Crutchfcld, Ford Warren,
Martin OF Tyler, Buck, Goodson Mayo and leitwch
10.
RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions were offered b. the following gentlemen
and adopted by The House: By Mr.. Funp, that III.
COMMITTEE on Courts Of Justice inquire into the espe,
ped'ency OF SO amending the law of April 3D. IS in
relation TO the statute OF limitations as 10 place all
creditors upon footing of equallty-By Mr. M.Rris
oil yler That the Committee on Roads inquire into the
expediency OF completing road from the Norhwes-
tern Turnpike, miles West Of Salem. Harrison coun
ty, By Middebourne 10 Sislerve in TYLER county
the saId road having already been located-By Mr.
EDGNGroS, that the Committee for Courts Of Justice
inquire INTO the expectancy Of furnishing the Clerks Of
Tie Circuit Superior Courts who are not Clerks of the
Iounty Courts Of their respective counties with
screws, &c for atxng the seals of other respec,iye
courts-b! Mr. DArxrY, that the House WIN With ,be
senate CONSENT proceed on Thursday, 10Th of this
inoh'i, 10 Tue election OF FIRST and Second Au
a,tor, hegser Secretary and Librarian Of the State
ny mr.. DAVIS oil A, that leave be given to bring
on. aulnoiiAng Nelson Cranson 10 qualify she.
r'if Of Amherst-By Mr. ll,>EiSs that the Committee
on Courts OF Justice inquire into the eypedencv IL
providing by law, that debtors NAV have STAY upou
executions on giving bond and sccurty-By Mr. Don
MAJ, that the House will proceed, bv Joint vote with
the Senate 10 the election Of General AGENT and
Storekeeper and Superintendent Of tile Pen,en,iary
on the 18th instant
PETITIONS
Petitions were presented b. the following sentlemen
and appropriately referred: BY Mr. vaxcL, of citizens
oil Hampshire, for change Of the place of holding the
election precinct al Eli Eealls house--By Mr. HEATH,
OF sundry citizens Of Prince George for the incorno
ration Of an Academy-By Mr.. McLAucnLrS, for the
establishment OF precinct election in Nicholas coun
ty-By Mr.. BANKS, Gn the absence Of the Bote,onrt
deegate) Of sundry citizens, for the formation Of
new county out otpars Of Boletourt Roanoke, Mon,
gomery GILES and Monroe-By Mr.. Sarrm of X for
The establishment Of Savings Bank in tia, county
On motion Of Mr.. DonMAs adjourned