Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-14

paid OF been changed with aN as pratcin, in est, of
higher grade, shall not be required 10 the tax imposed
for practiciug In a court of interior grade, &c.
Mr.. RASDoLrn moved To I'LL the first blank with two
years.
Mr. ANprRsoN thought years too short Very few made.
any profits IN years. lie moved 5
Mr. GARSEr thought, ii they did not make profit in .
years, they never did
Eire was tcectod-snd then motion Of Mr.. woRrr.
iNsroS, three inserted.
On motion OF Mr. RASpoLru. all the words after rcp,nus
IN the 18th line stricken out and S5 inseredso
10 abolish all Determinations. aud impose of S5 up.
on all lawyers OF years standing.
on every Physician and Surgeon, and every person who
snsh pachee medicine Surgery tor fee reward and
tax OF s..
Mr. MARTIN moved except colt. under wears of age
from taxation LoSt-ayos As noes So
y message was received from the Senate, stating that
hs BODY had rejected the bill taxing collateral inheanccs
r NRvrotFIELD moved the reconsideration OF vote re-
JsSeng proposition offered by Mr. Bowdcn fixing tax OF
so ON merchants sales of s., 500 instead of 500 on all
sales under $4,000. Mr. C. had voted against that promo
snon under msaPprchcnson Of it, effects lie was now
persuaded that the proposed change would be lust and
per ana would eNerta beneficial influence upon small and
mcritorious dealers. ~
The motion reconsider was lost by the following vote,
N-Mcssrs Gusts Leake, OF Absmarle Frazier BrI OF n
Winchsh. Mitchell Snodrras Bocock Moore OF a, A ~ ~,
Novn Lacy Dennis Bradus Irving, Goodwin Brown Of r. G.
Warwick Garrett. Payne, Robins icake OF Coochl,nt
Niles MRae, Bowdcn t:alshcr worhngton Wallace so,nss
1Iay Miller OF Londoun Nwer Martin N,col-on Nohnston
Dyehe caocl Watts Oliver Eigington Criz Rolling BawnrI
sote Daniel OF Richmond CITY. Moore OF r. White of Roci
1lsr' Coolies Kane spark CrueS ncdgnan, Walker West
NoEs-Messrs HocmAn. Cspeakcr) Aiworh Randolph Cock.
Powell OF Amherst Newkrk Wilson Tavennc stanton Merr,h
Buck. Hubbard Hancock su,h OF . stockton DesIns Toi,s
MUS Wood French Jones' Elnund- Iahf. sovan Ward
Hue, BasseL Smith, Harrison King PARKS Gibson n,nL M
shall Mior. Of NJ J. Jggits Tanzey Aa wac T,,,, y
Mee, s'r"e B'rd OF renie'on ranan Hopkins brown OF p
anderson, ney stu BuFwcu psneae Cowan Gatcuood Tate
SPOTS, Good~on, Neal, Leflwich-S7.
Mr. WEST moved amend the rst section by t,xi,. MI
negroes above the OF 10 years, instead OF - MIR
W''Seueu To give ms views generally upon the bill and
concluded 10y calling the ayes and noes on his
winch were ordered, and wcre-aycs 20, noes So
Mr. RANDOLPH moved tax, under the instruction of III.
committee OF one per cent all dividends declared upon
the capital Stock OF every Bank Mr. r. preferred nigh
7 sum. 80"
Mr. SMITH OF H., moved % per which was agreed
The blanks IN the 9th and last section were then filled
hHing tax OF per cent upon Collateral Inhcritnnces
Mr. RANDOLPH moved reconsideration of the yot, kim,
e A oi - per cent on money at interest Mr.. r. made
this notion in order that those who objected 10 the omoun,
might IT they were the majority, obtain sum more agreea
Die to them To test the OF the House. he called
the ayes and noes. ~
Mr.. WoErmNGroN opposed to the reconsideration
as - per cent was the tax imposed all other kindred sub
MIR. GoopsON moved to recomm the bill with ips,r,
tons to bring in biiion the ad raiorem principle The
Speaker informed Mr.. G. that his motion was not now in
The House refused o reconsider: Ayes &c noes 6s
Mr. STANTON then called the previous question ON the
ensrossment OF the bi-whch ordered-Nlr BEoAprs
lion OF vote.
The bill was then ordered be engrossed ayes S. noe.
%, as follows:
fEs-Messrs Hoernan, ,spcakcr Aivorth Gusts PapIlph
Ieake OF Albemare Powell OF Amherst Byrd OF RATA ion
IaNenher stanton Bek HUBBARD Boeoek Dennis Haneock Good
WIN fSMcL iaaA smith OF fauglcr Dcskns Muse Taa.
ierro French eakc OF GooehlauI Jones' Hue Ward R,s
mum o. na'r''Sn' King DAVIS Of h 4 q Gibson Marshall
hahsN hd"t Martin Ncol,on Jss Wade, TateI Rice DAVIS
o. C. sIole, Bird ri p Hopkins Brown OF p Anderson
Bnwner Sunn BurNcH Dcnealc. Cooe Ga.yod Tai. ST.
liedsnan. Walker Spots, Neal-5s ''
NutS-McsS Cooke Brooke Fazier wingdeld Mitchell New
Kirk snoigass Meredith Moore, of e. w Toe Nowln Lacy
Broadus, Irving Brown =. w C.arett Sorkton P,s
Wood Robins, Cawcn, Elnund-. H. sovan Mikes MRas
no"Hen "aahe, Morthnston Parks Wallace, Edmonds
H. Garter Cray Miller Of L., Miller OF ~ j. Northngton Tan
Ley Ada pyehe Cahe Watts VERIFY Edginston Boiling
Cowln Kane CnIiehhch West, Lewis Lcityieh-57
Mr. FRAzIR remarked, as the roll was called
through, that although the b! very obnoxious to him.
YET Ne hid been willing - share with the majority the re-
spJnsiby OF ITS passage. But that parry had
opposed the bhe should change has vote 1, the mega
i've Mr. BROOKE pursued the also did Mr.
CowAN.
Mr.. RASDoLrl, when the vote was announced. oppre.
hehding that the bill! was deteated, with very ugu.
oous cGun'ennnce, and IN very melancholy strain, he
walled The tate OF the b;-when, being advised OF his
mistake, nc took his seat Lmid roars Of laughter.
Inc BILL as amended, was ordered be printed, prior to
cngrossment.
EngrOsseS Ba.
passed:
Preventing free negroes from selling grain and other ar
tlcles, without certificate.
? Changing the location Of part Of the White and Salt
Sn!PheF SPnngs Turnpike road passing through town
of Union IN the County OF Monroe
On motion OF Mr.. CRUrcHFIELp the bill 10 increase IN.
tolls on the james River Canal made the order TOR to-
morrow.
Mr. KINE moved that the bill extending the jurisdiction
OF finge Justices be taken up.
On this motion Mr.. MARTIN called the ayes and noes
Mr.. CRUTeHFIrLD urged the importance Of proceeding
with the bills the table in order that the Senat. might
have something before them.
The House refused take up; ayes SO, noes So.
Mr.. GALLAHER gave notice that the bill will be called up
IN the morning, 10 O'Clock.
The bill concerning the receiving of stolen Goods by
Tree persons was taken up and considered
Mr. Lacy moved amendment in relation TO the value
the tang olen as 10 read undcr the value OF $40"
Agreed to.
The bill then ordered be engrossod as amended
The bill Incorporating the Lexington and Rockbrdge
Savings Institution, being its second reading Mr. Pow
ELL OF r. moved To strike the Sd section providing the
method Of recovering debts.
Mr. CRUTeHFIELD sustained this motion, and Mr. WuIrE
Scquiescing the amendment agreed to.
Mr.. POWELL moved add section subicctup the mi
waite property Of tho Stockholders for the pnvment Of
raeable proportion Of the debts Of the said Company
MIR. MOORE OF Rockbridge, desired To hear some rcs
son tor engraiung this feature upon the BILL varying
from the uniform legislation of the State
Mr. POWELL thought If such feature had been embra.
ced long SINCE heavy losses would have
He urged that the principle one and referred
To the confidence inspired the public by the voluntary
pledge OF their private property by the Directors Val
ley Bank ut Leesburg
Mr. Lacy suggested difficulty as to deciding who
Stockholders
MIR. WHITE opposed the amendment as imposing new
aud extraordinary eNactons and fatal the object otho
petitioners who desired merely carry out the beneyo
lent objects of the law heretofore passed.
Tho amendment of Mr. POWELL rejected and the bill
was ordered To be engrossed.
The bill releasing the commonwealth right of the com.
monwealth to lot IN the city of Richmond held by Claude
Martin, IAN alen) 10 the present holders was taken up
MI DANIEL offered an amendment securing the title 10
purchasers during the life time Of Martin.
Mr. STovALL moved 10 postpone the bill indefinitely on
the ground that the property belonged the Literary Fund
having been escheated to the commemorative
Mr. DANIEL explained the character Of the bill and urgcd
the propnety and justice Of it, passage.
After some inquiries by Mcssrs Cmtchfod and remarks
by Messrs Worihington and Daniel in favor of the bin
ana further opposition by Mr. Soya the question on indie.
finite ppspOncment was decided in the Incentive
Mr. Daniels amendment was adopted and the bill or.
dered to be cngrosscd.
MI Blue offered resolution, proposing that from and
alter to-day the Chair be vacated half past o'clock each
day, and resumed at half pat g.
Before the question takcn Mr. MARTIN moved an
adjournment, which carried.