Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

AZ r desired was, that the House
ma. =, M the Resolutions, so as 10 appoih'
PuId @H ,,r acting upon them. Otherwise, ,he
ne DAY ~. ,o measure would be under the dis-
ems 81, g. =" necessity Of calling them up every
1rr objected 10 taking up now anu a. =.
NJ Two rSc Senate had no right TO originate
y Uncover this House had great aeal o.
u. 80" ',,,r, Them; and, iflakcn M, mnen uhe
>in',S ',,..l,ssly wasted. This boiy haa no
Ni| = MS with Federal politics
n; y l...rcEE said his constituents were "arii
Mf W hi. Legislatures interfering with
oppose" + tho States Representatives at
atnv" He was, therefore, opposed 10 tax
NJ H., re,,sed 10 take up the Resolutions
The I'ii, ,salt,s Somhall, (speaker) Poulson,
AN uaryie, Powell, Thompson " VI c c
as"' Miller. Harrison Marshal Q; o1 Garsor
l,riref,;, n.% Ieake, Parks, Bate, Edmnnds of
% n,ar Soral Blue, Ward baSsei a, uJuS
anan ~ Halves Flanary; GoTaon; I Man,;I,an
S~ Sow kiiwe Billnps Pool wa "a Gra sra' aOd
'a, M,nr,e Middleton DAVIS o. oiaI su;, nnu
NOM Mcpherson Of H,ner gay, .h Ganras
,fy S. Anderson Daniel Oh rrlnce Gso oI,
ffss,' ~ Prince William; stnrm' ! tiahn'
Nlaetas Narz Cowan, Kane; benson Silek,ey ,,
~ Srhre, iedgman, fteei'a"' te"'o"'
az, rupsen, Goodson,oo0o. Fulton &c An
AosI T,o.er Cameron. ScrnssS penaleton'
a,'a, Flood tTa Moseley, Beuhrlns, FOX, i 3
lsei H. of Caroline Lacy, broaduS Oh Sui-
bfoaatIrIf ,bsop. Wood Garnet, Marsnal' o. = u-
per ' r,muuds OF Fauqnieri Iyree, payne'
9a'eT. fH Wrphcrson Q; Greenbrier, Wins1on'
BEoos,' W M ;, Henricc, Wootion, Turner OF jel-
Lee NJ T'rn = Smith, Wallace, Mayo, Farley
ieIson, Grnbb TAYLOR Of Loudoun, farflo!I'
kan,esi ~ s;sryille. Preston, oterrail, hnoy'
Ian, j I Mans VERIFY. Oliver Turner OF pat:icS'
oa"e.l, IT;,rber. I.anier, Cooke, Dey, S.rotner,
bolinY' :, Richmond City, Moore, Wine,
lame ,,inn- S,epbsnson Rice, Jackson, FUTON OF
"rts iii "mskins an appropriation (of ,oco}
i ~, hs,eGt Of Rector College" on It's second
!M Inv, ny was opposed BY Mr.. BROADDUS OF
Tsd"i ns, and advocated bv Messrs LEE, STE
o DamIrYSON VERIFY aud NEWTON. II was
t Ill on motion Of MIR. STEPHENSON, re-
.aa ,,,ai,,sj with instructions 10 make loan, on
yn.d security TO said College.
pssoluiions from Committees were agreed 10,
VIZ .;ns,
From the Committee OF Courts, &c.-Asainsl
..-o,;.Son 10 Nelson Tinsiev to bring 10 Virginia
.s,,.;n slayeS-AgainSt abolishing the ONCE Of
c,,nmissioper OF the Revenue and devovlDg
,t.;r lries upon the justices-To be discharged
,rom The consideration of the petition OF John
uaro,r 10 the General Assembly TO demand OF
rnoGrsss pavment for or possession OF certain
l,n4s which he claims-and against giving au-
,bor,,v 10 John Dckerson and wife TO sell certain
slaves, &c.
From The Committee on Finance--Agains
a,oi>hnc the tax on writs; and against amend
inc he law relative 10 taking the lists of taxable
property
petitions Of WIN. Hawkins and Jas. McLeareI
oi Fanquier Tor payment for teaching poor chill
dren
From The Committee on Agriculture, &c
Aeain>, incorporating tie Lvnchburg Trans
oonins Company; and against Inc petition
citizens OF Loutoun and Fauquier counties Il
prevent The destruction Q! sheep.
From the Committee on the Militia-Agains
granting further time 10 the officers Of The l6itl
Regiment 10 uniform;
From he Committee ON Claims-AgainSt re
Iievins lillian Nelson, Sheriff of Prince VIII
liam, from a Judgment obtained by the lst AUDI
loI
Reports from the Committees 10 examine IN
Offices oil the Register and ID Auditor, testiiyin
. The faithful discharge Of their public duties
we're read and agreed TO.
The SPEAKER laid before the House con-
from Col John Q. Mosby, Presided
t the Military Convention, enclosing Inc pro
ceilings OF said body; which, on motion OF M
were ordered 10 be printed.
On motion of Mr. BROADUS OF CuiPeper
us.ain-d by Mr.. GOODSON, the revenue tll
as made The order of the day for Saturday,
An the business on the table was dispatched