Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-22
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SArcRDAY, December aO,h, le45.
communication was received itom tho Govsfuor. On
closing i'ppr' RON the Cashier OF tic Bank The Nsey
Mt frNpLEroS, iron the L .nmsc of Il iaGs &c re-
ported hi tor eompe'ns the Brandonve AMI Evans.
Also, ported bill authorize tho Mayor and Com
n,n Council Of the If Frrdcrckshug to subscribe
10 an To- 'he improvement o the Hafplhanncck river
Nc, DAVIS from the Committee on Agriculture. &c,
porte oil IN inevpots'r the aefs Ferry snd Shenan.
doah Manufacturing Cumpauy.
Also. bill incorporating the Charlie Manuse turing
Company.
Mr.. BococE reported bill authorizing the snls of the
lands OF Carter H. sdiee and Others, the county souh
symptom
Nj. MAETI, from Committee of Claims reported ad-
verse t. 'he petition Oi Sain Evan, ri the eSanty Of
Preston.
Also. bill concerning DAVID Albright Of the county of
Preston. favorable To his petition.
Mr. cSck, irum he Conimitiee Of Counts Of Iu.iee
reported bill nn'hnrizing the divorce Of DAVID C. Phpps
iro'n his wife DuTcaS.
Nj. EpvCNn from the Commits. of Finance repor,rJ
adverse 10 thu petition OF Isaac White RICHMOND pray
ing Tor erroneous tax paid, 10 be refunded him.
Also, reported ian requiring purchas. of 10,
ana improvements ndJoinng the Fable Warehouse in the
city OF Rchmund"
Also, reported resolution OF enquiry into the cS
pedeHcy ct modifying the act, passed March II, 1913;
changing the time pf accounting for the taSe ON e.ns.
to merchants and others. Adverse.
The School Fund
MI HERBY moved take up his resolution for On nJd
ton7i appropriation 10 the Primary Schools Mr. Y
proposed to make ths the order U the day Tor Monday
next.
Mr.. Goonsoy ihnu gh this day too early
Mir. DANIEL propoSa the 3G'h Dcctinhsr
Hr. NE.sY inen moved the 9Th January.
hr. bE'Apri thought action at iII time premature rs
e "'o seh1"' subject would soon be ~. tie therefore
moved To Jay the resU uion q the table
Mr.. fERaY thought mat IN any yc. Of the case this
resolution proper.
After some IS"nt>s by Mr.. Lake. the resolution was
again lad ou the table.
RESoLU TONS.
By M Les, Resslrsd That the committee vi Schools
&c. inquire n;o The expedicncy Of reporting bt OF the
last sessor providing oE the publication OF final report
o! the Geological Survey Il the State
By NJ. TAYLOR, Resolved, That toe committee Of
Roads aud lu:sfna Navigation report ball No is Of the
last session. prohibiting Joint Stock Companies in winch
The State "a Interested contracting ders beyond their
available means "
BY Mir LAcy, Resolved, Tia, leave be given to brig
In I'LL TO ahl'nd the charter inco-p uaing the Stock
holders OF the Richmond and York Town Railroad
pany.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. WIT, petition from Marion. praying the poet.
B Of q rS f Pss e OF SSa" sum Of due
CieeS aud BIndouve Road; aud also ask az ior fuheI
spi"pIiaiisa TO Eip!cie laid Road.
by MI NAsE petition from MOIOn- lilo county Temon.
10 M.r.on"
BY hf. DAsiFl, petition of " B. Harrison, adrniai,r,
TOT u Geo T.. lidUn, ~ king uu.Ost invest the sur
Plus funds 4 his iestao: m SiI.e or {. :. STICK.
By Ar. I'r, ps.iivn Of contractors on the Fishing
Gre'k sud BionVle Road, ssSiuC payment Tor labour
donG on saL Rood.
by VIZ. HALL Taylor. petition Of tie Trustees of Rec
tor College asking Tor an Vppru p'iAuon.
By M hARIz, Pcruoa o: u .yid s. Jones' Rocking
ham, for al net TO release him ad his sccu5iue from ito
paymeht V cefiain ,noncys, named Ia said petition"
by IL FAIs.R petition Of suadry ouIons OF Kanaw-
ha ccunty, p'"Si"s the formation Of a cOgaiy
Paits OF hsnswha, Mason SBd Cuha.
Ey .lr. MeOEAR%AS. petuion .: Geo. w. Daniel and
oihcrs, c! Fnm'e tor pyssago Of confirm the
tue 81 certain property purchased by them. unsr
u Assembly passed ir session of 1885 G. auhorsng
tins ~ b. % nc ttyn al La
Mr.. LYoS5 Pfessnteia menlria! of tho Richmond aud
Petersburg Ral'C'd Company, praying Temporary relief ia
tLe Plymsnt Of DIVIDENDS Ia tue STAT.
Tie &aHnton and James Rirer Turnpike Company
The tngO'sed bi euIhOrg ng this ConpG 10 neren,e
i:s eepiai sio'k Tor tie purpose Of MeAdnmzng their
RUao ana requiring Dosrd Public Works to subscribe
for thFee ii'hs 81 te stock, up on passage.
Mr.. TLEBT hoped reasons would be assigned by
as friends Tor the passage Of tbs bill.
MIR. MART c,llod for the eyes and noes.
NJ BEoADrs wis not the patron Of the bill but as
one lad arsen Ia its support he would briefly GyaIn
m.r 10. Its imPor,nsc as feeder TO toe James River
W RI, would be geGc'ay SLmrd, bcsJcs It5 advantage
10 Ice cOnntty I,rouBh ~hicn irassri. It upon
IL esi,hIsh Int stock tTrc ps Tcgitrr no money
irm ate unui yatc sub c5bcf had paid quou.
Ia ti!s K. pct IN bl had sirrag clans.
Tho Ui was onp'sr5 10y Mr. DaNITi, 4 F.nec Gorge
pIlcpaly tIc ctourd hl h.. duy his consuiaons
compelled ~ - v ir syn Mt q srcii H. lie referred
10 tie general rnpJOd 8cuVsGs- of al wos5 q! sort.
NJ HFJADrs thought she cal Tor 7,ns ti'a1go onc
by gentlemen who declared that good could be
!
isJm the woT..
MI snuAsD desired the bill t. Be laiI on he able, ard
made the order OF the day Tor be 5,h January Though
not prepared 10 vote for tho bill he soHewia pepos
sc sd with is merits. IL required r,-ctiyn, but NJ $.
| dii NJ press iL- motion 10 postpone.
No fsrEY opposed tho bl, and referred 10 tie failure
ol the c,mpIGy hsTeoiorc to raise stock Tic scheme
had msut, that rejected yesterday, ltho Lynch
burg end Salem Ii night, 1t is true, divert toll from
an Jihef Improvement
Hr SOurnALI sustained tie bill al some lengih and
enforced with great energy and clearnrs1 OF tho
application lie oXi lined the p5JIuc'ycness u the mud
rod. Mt pssah!e al III pr wagons several months
the year. IL had yielded nearly per cent 10 the State
on the S2OOjO heretofore given, even IN IT, imp,Hcci
oOnduor " ne reJple did not itto lnrcc.ths o the
nsw stock The SiIfe would haze 10 .1y nothing IL
an impnuln tributary a. tho Ja1es River wurs BE n
VTg,Hiaa. VT y. stood here the friend II =. improve
meat. nc'c tAcy could b" properly nara.d c11olld.
Cd with s.me Striking sia-lce ~ shpS ic probable yauo
n he Road eat feeder 10 ilc main State work.
.l 'U'hG remarks were made by Mr. Daniel and Mr..
Bf.in', m fseleacs 10 '' urion Oi the Legislature IN
1913. ihc tax bH.
81 Bo No. supp ied tie bill ii strong speech H. mi,
10 "5,'cstd Ia belong tic economical urinci II
HD..'. Mf y cnr,.t into .Uue wow. 90 show how
ado would bo drawn ron siauri'l EicbrJnl instead
n Ganmp e.. though Nou'd tpt iuilto i've Viey Tom
pr. t,p.als9 would not Ecek rumCf sol schemes, aud
u us were nlta BOD one, ~ Which individuals would
inrk, lie ole will haze noibngto plr. W. 7gin,t
iW' imPr"yemC1f', and is SOuld help ~ :" 'ize
thing H. thu Jane, River improvement. without lateral
| hr11rhcs. tbnt could not be usoini.
81 Corgs explained bic seeming inc ,ns.cucy IN voting
for ,... so -"' tot iae ogrh We'iefn bill This would
benefit the Jimcs River nprOyen- ." WHICH, however,
commitments hsd c interest having o eros, tho g.,
10 gei o. IT, lie gh,id Tor every feeder, hoping T.
change the character of lho hitherto productive invest
ncgt The S1uth Weston Roii too far ahead Of the
Central improvement ~ be Of any benefit nov.
Mr. SHsFAHb wa, inclined support the bill, " lie
firnds would accept prov mon, securing IN The State per
cent. before paying any thing 10 the pvste Siockhotog
Mr. SourbSLL repaired HE assurances Of p'o6i, and
gangino Of IL, that he would, " able willingly
bark bis fortune IN IL lor tho benefit Of his children. Ia
sifo investment fUT hc Sine, but NJ y. did not
feel authorized accept propagation sudtcy sprung
upon tie trends II the measure, hist II Mr. shepard.
Tho vote was then taken and resulted a. fDows
AyCs-Mesrs Souibill, Blown ~ Albemafle. Layne,
| Powell Mssie, Dickinson Ol Bath, Burwel Mitchell
Boak, C,mpbel, Thompson ~ Botrtouu Miller Bocock
Flood. Tosr, F"r, Bfoadns, Scott, HILL ~ Fsuquier.
Doskins, Sulman, VIII, CrthcS, Fcnd'oton Perks CALI
SON Leo, PoaeW, MRae, Turaet Towner. Pat,,o. Dud,
.o1'e. N,inye, T'y"f. Ei.ay. Fs"iou'- Eimend'on,