Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
VOLUME 4I---NO. 7S.
LEGISLATURES CT VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ELjr0U Ian y 1SIs

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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY also.
OF John Asbury, Tor payment 10 him Tor Ghiig
portion of said road:
Ry Mr. PARKS, of citizens of Grnyson. for
an act appointing some suitable person 10 survey
Tor county seat;
! BY MIR. JACKSON, OF citizens of Richie, Tor
right Of way % The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
also, OF citizens OF Wood 10 The same effect; also
al citizens Of Wood for The incorrOraton OF a
company TO erect toll-bridge over The kanav ia
| river;
BY Mr. PRESTON, Of Charles T. Grills for
compensation for a slave condemned and execu-
I ted IN Pulaski county,
| BY Mr.. WATTS, Of professional gentlemen,
for The incorporation Of a society 10 promote Den
tai Surgery;
By Mr.. GARRETT, evidence in favor Of he
application OF Robert Faver ior permission 10
erect wharf AT Lavion's:
4 By Mr.. WINSTON, memorial OF Thomas
s. Plea>an.s and others, Tor compensation Tor ia
images sustained by the old James River Conpa-
ny extending lis improvement through their
lands; also, OF citizens OF Hanover, for leave 10
religious and benevolent societies 10 hold tccuest>
By Mr.. SMITH. memorial Of The Stock
holiers the Giles, Fayette and kanaw ha Turn
pike.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Is Mr.. STEPHENSON, hat The Committee
Z
M King sorlc lnore ciieclual provision ior iuu-
ming ana marking the boundaries Of Lcw ooun-
ties
By Mr.. PRESTON, that The Committee on
Courts, nc. enquire INTO The cyrsdiercy OF 50
amending The acl OF lih March, 1913 concern
ing Trustees, as 10 require all Trustees created
by deed OF trust or contract between paUi,>, ANA
which has been admitted 10 record, 10 render an
account Of the manner in which they have dis
,h.lru Ia 4
OF the trust property or iuEd ba!ere e Commits
sioner to be appointed by The Court Of county o.
corporation in which The trust or agreement is ne.
corded, IN The same manner as administrators
executors and guardians are now required by
+; law 10 make settlement.
Mr. COWAN called up resolution OF The
Committee on Courts, &c, against The exptGien-
cv Of declaring The w.ul ana malicious ceslguc.
ton OF live stock 10 lie felony.
Mr. COWAN moved 10 reverse the decision
oil the Committee
After an interesting debate, in which many
good things" were SAID by Messrs. CONAN.
FULTON Of Wylhc, and LEE in favor OF, and
Messrs. PRESTON, TAYLOR Of Norfolk 20.
rough, and HAMILTON Of Preston, again>.
Mr.. Cowan's amendment the report Of The Com
lnillec was sustained By the House, whou, 4
count.
Mr.. STREET called up the cnyrossed biz, on
Turnpike Company, ard giving the States qua
rantcc for The repayment of ihreeiiflh> thereof"
WHICH was taken ny, The motion being oppose!
by Mr.. WlTCElER, and advocated by Mcssrs.
CARSON and DENlSON.
Tie bill authorizes the Company to borrow no.
exceeding 80 001-liie said loan 10 l.. for fifteen
years but within lh1t Tine i; may he re,'eeme!
al the pleasure Of The COMPANY, upon .ix mon.I.'
notice. IL further requires the Treasurer 10 TN
I,.rN. In ai., of h, fnr .-.If
OF ihrcc-hlh. OF the sum Il be borrowed
Mr.. DAVIS of King & Queen moved In
following Rydei:
Provided, thu, nothing herein contained shall
be SO construed as 10 require The Communicable, 10
pay the interest on the guaranteed bonds until he
inability Of III Company t. pay the same shall
satisfactorily appear bv an effort OF The CREDITOR
or creditors 10 make his or their debts from the
Company, and that il shall be 50 expressed IN
tho said guaranteed bombs
Mr.. DENlS0N said the ryder would Kill liie
bill. The bonds could not be sold in tie market
The Company had discharged III IL obligations
and VI, paving of even is principal. Bur this
ryder would throw suspicion on The soyercy Of
the Company. and would not Al III serve IS a pro
lection 10 the State as IN" liability OF lie S'a;:
would be the same, with or without ihr RIDER.
Mr.. DAVIS said Lis objcc, WIS net 10 e;ii he
bill! indirectly. hui 10 make i, as petiecl Is posi-
he. though lie should vote against il in any
shape.
Messrs. CARSON and FRAZIER though;
The ryder could 10 Do good 10 The STATE, IN, would
cmbarra>> the Company in the sale Of tic bonds
The Company was perfectly solvent and the Stale
would have nelhins paw.
Nj. COOKE thought he bill Should he !aii on
the table, ill tie Scoilsviile and Stanton Road 50
important 10 the James River ard hanawha Ian
rlovcaen'. bt dispose, o.
Mr. GGODSON opposed lie ryder
Mr. WlTCIIER moved 10 lay lie hl on lie
table I'LL The House nncw what disposition would
Re made Of the Stauh,on and Scotsyiile read,
with which this Valley road might corac,
Mr. CARSON opposed The having on The table,
as the Two roads would not conflict
Mr. DENISON hoped gentlemen would op.
pose the bill on is merits instead Of alicmptln. 10
kill il OH in this way.
The motonto lay on The table was lost by 4
large majority.
Mes>rs LANlER and ARNETT susie med,
and Mr.. CARSON further opposed, the ryder, as
the company proposed mortgage tny secure
The state against any loss b. these guaranteed
bonds.
The ryder was lost BY the following vote Mr..
Davis OF King and Queen haTing called The ayes
and noes
dws Messrs Brown, Harvie. Powell, Nil.
Ter, Blck, Harrison, Flood, Broaddus ofCarolmn,
Lacy, Marshall Of Charlotte, Win:rec, Broadr,
Of CUl1crcr, Hoh>on, Thompson OF Dinwiiic,
Garnet, Edmunts Of Fauquer, Tyree, LeaLc,
Eimund> Of Halifax, Goodwin, Davis Of King 4
Queen, HAYES Flanary. Ramey, Grub, Cor
don, Blackwell, Banks Biilnp>, Ki.hv, Watts,
Oliver, Boiling, Lanicr, Cooke. Dey, Daniel oi'
Prince George. Macrac Of Prince William,
cnwan, Hedsman, Freeman, Pecry, and Rice
43.
N.s-Alessrs. Souhall, (Spcakcr) Layrc,
F'u'o Of Augusta, Frazier, Van Enrn
;ciuss> PenGlcion, Mycis, Thompson OF Ru'e-
tout, Hays, Beuhring, Fox, Tc!er, Wood,
PAYNE, Street Brooks Carson, Lover. French,
Parks, MPherson OF Grrenbii"r, Bate. Siovah.
Hlue Ward, Winston, Lee Basel, MRae of
Henrico, Woor,on Turner OF Jefferson, Towner,
Smith, Farley, Taylor Of LondoLn, Kitwd
Parrioi Hall, Pool, Wade. Hamilton oi Ncrrcc.
Preston, OFerrall, Cahel, Tay,or Of Nor.ok
Borough. Ehgington Davis OF Orange ana
Greene, M'Pherson Of Page, Turner 0, Patrick
Hiner, Wilcher, Gay, Hamilton Of Preston.
Sturm, Stroller, Moore White, Cootes, Marz,
Kane, Denison, Srickley, TATE, Sclrell, Newton,
Stephenson, Funslen, Goodson, jackson aud
Fulton of Wylhe-H.
The bill was then passed, as follows. on the
/ call OF the ayes and noes ~ ,.Ir EATTE:
4 AYES Mcssrs. Crown Lsyne, Fulton Of A.,
Frazier, Van Buren, Scruyg>. Pendrion, Myers,
Il Thompson Of E., Hays. Beufiing, Fox. Tu,er,
4 Wood Tyree. Payne, Street, Carson, Love.t,
French, Paris, Mcpherson Of Greenbrier, Bile,
/ Ward, Lee, Bassell, McRae Of Iienrico, Woo,on,
/ Turner ofJef' on, Towner, Smith. Farley Ra-
mey, Grub Taylor OF Loudoun, Kidwe Par
riou, Hail. Wade. Hamilton Of Monroe. Preston,
O'FeFral Cahell, Edgipsion, Mcpherson al
Page, Turner Of Patrick, Hiner Cav. Hami,lon
OPPRESSION, Sturm. Strother, Moore, White. Coolies,
Marlz, Dcnison, S,ick!cy, Tate, Sehrell. Newton.
Stephenson Fnn>tcn Gootson, Jackson, and
Fulton OF Wylhe-65.
NAYs-Mcssrs Southall, (Speaker) uaryie,
Powell. Miller Blick, Harrison, Flood. Brosd.
dus Of Caroline, Lacy, Marshall Of c.. Wntree,
Broadus Of Culreper, Hohson, Thompson Of D.,
Garnet, 1munds OF Fauquier, Brcotc. Leake,
Bate. Edmunds Of Halifax, S,oyal Win.tca,
GOWN, Davis Of X. & O., HAYES. Flanary,
Gordon, Blackwell, Banks, Rlurs. Pool. Bias
kervile, kilby, Taylor Of y. B., Waits. OiiYer.