Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
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WILLIAMSBURG
Mr.. STANTON moved 10 amend the provision, appro-
pri't'ng to The Vaccine Agent $500 TO provide
that TIE agent shall keep regular account OF all ap-
pl'cal'on" mad |, him for vaccine ciru, the names ri
persons M applying The section OF country in which
'hey 1--we, together with any expense which mny
t" h'm ~ the performance OF his duties, and report
to The General Assembly, when he may be called por
to do
Mr.. SrAsros afterwards Withdrew his amondm mt,
as 1t was suggested tat provisions would be better
enacted IN specia! law.
The bianks then al filed, and the bill ordered
10 ,ts ensrnssmcrt
Mr. kicE OF Wesmoreland called up the bill, on its
second reading extending 10 certain ether counties OF
this Common th the provisions of an act TO pre-
vent Tree negroes and mulatoes, TIE counties Of
comac ana Richmond, from selling agricultural pro-
ducts without certificate, passed March 81, 1913.
Motions were made by the different members TO ha We
their counties included viz: lancaster, Chesterfield,
Isle OF Wight, York, James City, Kanawha, King
William & Matthews
Mr.. SnurHALL suggested that he wished TO include
marie, but he thought it would Time to re-
commit the bll and have it properly filled up. He
made that motion. He would prefer a general law
might endanger the bill.
Mr. TAYLOR supported the recommitment.
MIR. RICE OF Wes,mo.eland warmly sustained the
bill, as applying 10 he county of Westmoreland
Mr.. BANKS of Madison gave notice that he would
move an amendment, allowing each county 10 enjoy
the benefits OF this act, if the County Court Of any
county should decide.
Mr.. YousG moved the indefinite postponement Of
the bill, and defended the motion.
Mr.. R"BISs sustained the bill, and referred 10 The
beneficial effects of the law of the last session He
though, the law should be general.
Mr.. HoLLEMAN sustained the bill, in reply TO Mr..
Young
Mr.. RoElss called the ayes and noes on~he indie
finite pnstponement.
MIR. BowDEs warmly defended the bill
MI YERBY took the ground as Mr.. Bowden,
and gave his experience of the sautary operation of
the bill OF lsi3 in the county of Accomac affect
lng the county Ct Northampton.
Mr.. BANKS of MADISON again read his amendment,
the bill.
The House refused to postpone indefinitely, by the
following vo,e-ayes 46, noes 81
MIR. STovALL moved 10 amend the motion to recon-
init, so as to commit 1t TO the Comm tee for Courts Of
Justice, as he wished to have Halifax included. This
motion Yves sustained by Mr.. YoUSG, and opposed by
Mrssrs. BowDEs. Pee of w, WnIrE and VERIFY
The House agreed 10 recommt the bIll-ayes 80,
noes A.
Mr. YERBr moved to rccommit, with instructions TO
bring IN bill according to the amendment OF Mr..
Banks of NJ, and defended the instructions
Nlessrs. TALIAFERRo, BYRD of f., and SouTHALL
opposed TO the Instructions
MI YERBY called the yes and noes
The House refused 10 give the insructons-ayes 40,
noes 60.
The bill was then recommt;ed to the Committee for
Courts of Justice.
Fir. EDmuSUs presented the memorial Of the Con-
venton OF Colleges, recently assembled in the City of
Richmond, asking appropriation from the Literary
Fund Referred TO the Committee for Schools and
Colleges.
On motion of Mr. BowpES, the House adjourned