Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-03

Mr.. BASLY asked the previous question, which was
sustained GG 10 ~.
The question was upon the motion 10 recommit with
the instructions moved by Mr. Crutchfrld.
Mr.. DorntS called FOR division of the orestion.
which confined II 10 the motion 10 rcconm;t-aud il
was decided ~ Tie affirmative, ives 81 noes ~
The question recurring IN the Instructions Mr. Dox.
MAS moved that the soe lie taken upon them separately
-ieIa!ryeG.
The instructions were then adopted-G. to 30, as fol-
lows:
.lyes-A lcssrs Bayly, Awortl, Harvic, Cox of B. K
H., Jones If b R'ddck, Harrison Of b. Jones of B .
Haskins, Moore, Samuel, Cardwel Cox OF c. Broadus
Sempir, Thomas, Wood, Robins, Carroll Spencer, Wat.
kins, Clark, Thompson, Kinchenc, Holemun, Bowden,
Davis III X. " q Wallace Of k G., Woodward. Taylor
of l. llamey, aclhaney, Holiday, Marshall, Martin
of NJ Digs, Scott OF NJ, Harrison of NJ, Orrck, Har
re Taylor of b Etheridge, Watts, VERIFY, Smith oil
N Fitzgerald NJ Pherson WalIaceofP Keen, Wilson,
Dey, Heath Bra@ner, Stro,her Shipman, Smith Of r
Cowan, CULLEN, Galewnod, Craw iord Crutchleld Ur
quhari, Ford, Warren, Bowen Martin Oft, Buck-Gs
.Noes-Messfs sou,hall, Speaker Rvcs, Holloway,
Davis of A., Kinney, Mayse, Wingfeld, Mitchell,
Hunter Ne@kiIk, Robinson, roler. Nowlin. Irving
Scott Of f. Foster, Nc Lnughn, Payne, Woods. Early
French, Guerran E'skine, Eance, Pugh, Mullen, Arm
Edmonds, Clendenn, Smith Of NJ. and J., Morgan,
Caperton, Davis OF NJ. and r., Lyon, Edgington,
Cheaham, lliner, Williams, Grimes, Brown oil r.
Elliott, Daniel, McCanley, Leyburn, Dornan, Tate.
Goodson, Mayo, Jackson and l.etwich-55.
Mr. DoEMAN moved an additional instruction, 10 in.
que what sum will be necessary 10 compete that por-
ton of the canal through the Blue Ridue which has
been rendered useless BY The operations Of the compa
ny and that II the means Of The company be made
qua,e 10 the purpose, 10 bring in bill 10 provide tina,
that portion OF The canal be either renstated
peted on the enlarged plan.
Mr. DoEMAS said that the operations of the comma.
ny had so seriously disturbed the navigation, that if
things were lett IN their present state the people Of the
West would be forced to look to a market out Of the
State that they would be entirely of from Eeaslern
Virginia.
Mr. HoLLEMAs objected 10 the connection ofthis new
proposition 10 the subject Of the loan lie moved to
amend go as that the provision for the purpose stated
in the motion of Mr.. Dorman should no addl.
ton TO be made 10 the appropriation for the loan Car
RED.
&c.
Onmn,ion OF Mr.. ioLLADAy the House adopted the
following additional Instructions
That before any certificate of stock shall be issued
the Company shall execute mortgage all their pro-
pery 10 the payment of the annuity to the old
James River Company, the principal and interest of
the loan under act of23d March, 1890 and 10 indemnify
the Stale against ali loss in consequence Of her liabll
ties for the Company
Mr.. CArERruS moved the following additional in
structinns
That the Committee be further directed provide FOR
The payment oul oflhe Treasury oflhe Commonwealth
OF the interest falling due upon the ls Of July lci2
and The ls Of January, 1913, the bonds issued BY
the James River and kanawha Co.. and guaranteed BY
the State.
After brief debate, this instruction was rejected
IL to 81.
The bill entitled "An act to change the place Of hold
ing separate election in the county Of Jefferson the
house Of Jacob Sheas, in the town of epherdslown,
was read third tine and passed.
On motion Of Mr. JACKSON, the Committee on Pro.
pos tons and Grievances discharged from the fur
ther consideration of the resolution directing them TO
inquire into the expcdency of providing by law for the
running and making the boundary line between this
State and the State Of Maryland
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions offered by the following gentlemen,
and adopted By The IIouse:-By MIR. CLARK, that the
Committee Courts Of Justice inquire in to the expe
depcy of authorizing the County Court of Halifax to
exchange and to purchase additional quarter of
acre of land adjoining the public lot-By Mr. BRoADUS
that the House will hereafter meet al 10 o'clock.
PETITIONS.
Petitions presented by the following gentle
men, and appropriately referred BY Mr. BYRD sun
dry documents relative - the manner of keeping
lunacs in the Jail Of the county Of Frederick
By Mr.. JACKSON, Of the President and Trustees Of
the town OF PaTkersburg, for amendment in the
charter Of said townBy MIR. IRVING, Of citizens of
Willis River, in Cumberland, for water communion
ton with Richmond and 10 authorize them TO navigate
the canal with their boa,s-By Mr.. DAsIEL, OF
c. A Schwagerle and others, for their ncorpora
ton as volunteer company under the title OF the
g Schwarzen Jaeger Black Hunters"
On motion Of Mr. HUNTER, the House adjourned.
Hrdnesday March 2