Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

The House agreed to tn Sennte amendments 10 the
iast oil, striking ont the appropriation TO Stacy Ste
lhens, and changing the title TO IAN act concerning
John Peyton, Jr"
mr. STivALL moved 10 amend the bill, on it, second
reading ito amend act for printing records Of cans
IN lhe Court OF Appeals passed 24th March, 1912,
az 70 authorize the Auditor 10 tissue his warrant in
OF the Clerks of the Court of Appeals Richmond and
Lewshufg for the nett amount Of payments for their
f.e DTS Tor n records printed pursuant t, SAID act and
all lees due tiem nfier deducting tco-thirds (nstead
OF one-hHJ, az provided the b) Of the nett amount
produced from tine SAID tee bulls for printing records
and ns'o tcothds o: III sums received by said clerks
oil Ta''"rs IN SAID court for printing of any record
ms motion was supported by Mr.. SrovALL oppo-
SEQ oy Mr. BococK, and lost, and the bill, without
amendments. ordered be engrossed
ne Following engrossed bills read third time,
and posed
]. incorporating the Mount Jackson Literary So
ciety, IN the county Of Shenandoah
:. Authorizing separate election in each Of the
count'es OF Barbour, Brooke, August, Nansemond
falfiax Dinwidde, and Tyler; (having been amended
IN The body and the tllle motion Of Mr.. BANKS Of
MadsonD
3 Concerning the fees of the Harbor master OF the
City of Richmond
For the Incorporation OF the Mount Hebron &C.
meery Company;
.. Concerning Shepherd Brown, of the Safe o!
Mississippi
6. Concerning Noares Public OR. GALLAula
vas lost Mr. BLUE having opposed H.
=. 10 amend the act entitled an act to incorporate
the CITY OF wheeling in Oh,o county;
o. io require the county courts to examine annually
the proceedings of the of the poor. Opposed
by MIR. Blue, and advocated by Massss. GALLAHEK,
PAkEIoTr, aud BRo@s nf i. e. II W.
)? Changing the Ira:;crly terms of The county couF;
OF Barbour. tMr HAYWOOD moved the indefinite
posponemen., and Mr.. SrrKM sustained the billy
~ Authorizing he psyn"r.t of sum oil money ont
Of tie Literary Fund 10 the Re presen,aycs Of joseph
Gaswood, deceased
Mr. MAYO presented petition Of citizens Of Rich
"iond county, Tor the passage Of AZ. prohibiting
Notisrn aud o,heT foreign vessels from entering the
river hlPpahaanoc aud ts tributaries for The purposes
OF hunting aud f.hirg Referred.
IA engr;ssed Till, constituting Il portion OF Cub
Creek in tic county Vi Charlotte lawful fence,
rejected
Mr.. BRoAnrs called ~ the h "anthorizinr the fur
nislnR cunnon 10 t,e i7;h 4l, 92d and l,I Reg.
ments, with the Senate amendments.
Mr.. BEoapCs sustained the Senate's amendments
MIR. GALLAnER moved To disi gree 10 the Senate
amendment, which reduces the pay OF musicians and
adlntanls 10 81 'nstsad Of 50 per day.
hecsrs LEaKE, GALLAHER and TATEM supported
VII. Galiaher $ amendment, which adopted
hr Ebmisros moved the indefinite pcs.ponemeni
OF The bill, &c which motion opposed by Messrs.
lost
The House then disagreed 10 all the Sena,es amend
menls, motion Of Mr. RICE of w.
bill! an;horisng the Treasurer TO make temporary
loan on behalf Of the Commonwealth was amended, on
motion oil Mr.. BRoAnus, as to authorize loan Of
S1 ODO 1t II should be necessary, and the bill ordered
to be engrossed
On motion Of Mr. ANDERSON,
ResOi0ed with consent Of the Senate,) That the
resolution fixing the adjournment Of the Legislature
Al'nday, the l2!h inst, be rescnded and this House
Will, with the consent of the Senate when adlourEs
on Thursday the 18th instant, adjourn sine die
Mr.. TAYLOR called the ayes aud noes on the resolu-
ton, which was adapted ayes 81, TO noes 80. OR.
ANDERSON sustained, and hlr. WrcnER opposed The
resUlution)
Mr.. BIRD of Pendlelon moved resolution, that this
House will, from and after Monday next take recess
from half past O'Clock daily until 4 o'clock OPP
posed by Messrs. GALL,HER, ANDERSON aud BANKS
oil NJ The resolution was rejected
A bill making an appropriation for the completion Of
the buildings of the deaf and dumb and blind lnsttu-
ton, was read a second time
Mr.. SrovALL moved to strike out the sum of S25,-
900, payable in six equal semiannual nslalmens, SO
as TO leave it in bank 10 be hereafter filled with q
smaller sum.
alr. SIov.LLs motion advocated by Messrs
STovALL, YERBY, WIrcnER and TAYLOR, on the ground
that the org'na appropriation should have been sufi
Gent for the building, had the plans and estimates been
properly made-and opposed by Msssrs GALLAHER,
FuLroS, PEsoLEroN of Giles and Mercer, CocKE and
AsDERsoX, the ground that it always difficult
ID MAKE original appropriations winch WUui1 exactly
for important work Of this character More
over, if this be not appropriated, the nconlpe
buildings will be loss to the State Stae-and the rich
blessings Of the Institution lost t, the country.
Mr.. LASIER went for smaller sum, and should vote
TO strike out
Mr.. BEAwSEg called the previous question. Sus-
tanned.
Mr.. TAYLOR called the ayes and noes on The motion
TO strike on, which carred-ayes 81, 10 noes 80.
MIR. SroyALL moved to fill with Sl20UO.
Mr. Can To fl ,vi,h Int
G.. withdrew hi. motion, and Mr.. SroyALt then with
drew his motion, and moved 10 fill it with SIS 900.
MIR. HAYES called the ayes and noes the motion
10 fill with $4,000, which was carrrd-ayes 10, noes
34-and the bill ordered 10 be engrossed
Mr. STogALr moved the indefinite p0stponement of
the engrossed bill "concernng Samuel Alexander, Of
Mason county, reluGding TO him S75, tie damages
recovered of him, as Sheriff of Mason county, for
falling pay the revenue for lS42 within The time pre-
scrbed by law.
Mr.. SrovALL supported, and Messrs. STEPHENSON
and Armstrong at VI. und J. opposed the indefinite
tponcm ent, which car'ied-ayes 63 10 So
MIR. SroyALi. having called the ayes and
Several motions were made t. ADJOURN but with
drawn on the call of The ayes and noes
ATS, ?. NJ, Mr.. BRoaS OF Z moved 10 al jouFn.
Mr.. BKp Of P. called the ayes and the M.
ton 10 adjourn, winch was pst-ayes 10 10 noes 81
bill making ADDITIONAL appropriations for furnish
ing and supporting a Lunatic Asyluins Of The Com
nweah, $4,000 TO Williamsburg and 5000 10
Staun,on,) opposed hy Mr. SrcyALL, sustained by
hlesers bewDES aod GAiLAHER, and ordered 10 us
crossed
The bill concerning The militia Of this Common
wealth was scyerally amended, on nations OF Messrs.
DgsIsoS, ulN,f, nf Richmond CITY, TAYLoR, A!cRAE.
McPHlEs2s, TarrN and GALLAuGg, aad ordered 10
be engrossfd
A bril- changing The tine Of holding the Circuit Sn-
percr Con.. .. ,hc t"aiy of E"ckbrdge with the Sc
mates amendment caaaeiug the tune oi holding the
Circuit Cnur! OF Amherst county, taken Up.
Ga motion OF .aif. b., G, the Senaes amendment
wa disagreed 20
Ga ,nol,on Of W. GALLAmEn, amendment of Mr..
BYRD OF F. TO the Seua,e's amendment agreed In.
changing The time Of hod'n: The Circuit CouT' Of
Clarke county - ;'e ii Apt! and Sd September IN
every year
On motion of NJ ruo%rsoS Of B the House ad
journed, dher ] 7. H.
.honday, Feb. II, 1914.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A communication received from the Senate by
their Clerk, that they have passed the acts