Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-20
.TTRE OF VIRGINIA.
.n,.cr nr nELEGATE

Richard Colley, IN lhe co"n'. " ra,,,s IL Uamn-
Au..V - ,r;sS al the Court of Appeals al Lewis
burg hid ,,so rassed The ac,-
a Al" an,bor;ze The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
- - complete their road through Virginia
eo .sl mi, river, ana for other purposes WIN
ny ,osn,< in which the House concurred
ai1 na n,oon of Mr.. YERBY, the resolution, di-
~ n he sneaker 10 vacale the Chair from two
.st .an9 o'clock each day, was rescinded.
". pARRIOTT moved resolution, that Inc
~, II his House be instructed to contract with
.,'"ssnnsrn;enden OF the public edifces for com.
~. .,;ng me original plan Of this Hall. as contem-
800 hy a resolution o. 1889, as far as ne may
TEEN en- motion Of MIR. DENNlsoN, who was op-
raseJ 10 mula,ng the hall, The resolution was
' NJ LEE from The Seec. Committee 10 consi-
der The eligibility OF the Delegate from Wood
s6i Richie. made report, in which the com
mi,rer ask 10 be discharged from the further con-
silsra,ion OF the subject. Laid on the table. !.
The ensrossed bill authorising the Board OF
Public Works 10 subscribe 80 wv 10 inc caphai
,,ock Of The Giles, Fayette and kanawha Turn
nise Company. being on its passage, was opposed
by Messrs YERBY, GARRETT and BROAD
j, DUS Of c., sustained By Mr.. SMITH, and lost,
u,o Sc, Mi Garrett having called The ayes and
noes
The following ensrossed bills were read third
time and passed:
Declaring Sleepy Creek public highway;
Authorizing the payment OF sum OF money
!, Oliver Snead Of the county Of Russell;
Concerning the legal representatives oil Thomas
Morse. deceased, late OF Richmond county;
Adding another provision, concerning bridges,
"a ne aci passed Sd March. 1885, providing for
M opening and repair OF public roads;
Concerning John Coke, Sergeant OF The City Of
Williamsburg; -, :.
Norfolk Rifle Company;
IN amend The act entitled an &c, concerning the
v,,saing Of live stock brought 10 The City OF
Richmond;
Changing The place ofholding separate elec-
lion in the county Of Hanover, (trom Coal Har-
Dor 10 Old Church,
Giving Thomas 5. Raymond further TIME 10
., aside sale ola certain tract Of land in The
county OF Monongalia;
To amend the ACT passed the l4lh December,
1911. concerning the Court House OF Norfolk
COUNTY;
Toincorporate the Virginia State Agricullu-
.a Society;
Allowing Mary S,ubblefeld compensation for
her condemned slave;
Concerning John Patterson OF the county OF
Buckingham;
Amending Inc ACT entitled an act 10 prevent
more escually distractions 10 the passage OF
a,h in the waters Of This Commonwealth, passed
February 18th, 1914, (amended by ryder ex-
cep,ng the counties Of Accomac, Northampton,
Norfolk, and EssexG
Diyorcins George B. Thurman from his wife,
Lucy Anne;
Authorizing the purchase of a lot and improve
nenis adjoining the Public Warehouse in the city
Ol Richmond
The engrossed bill Incorporating the Monon-
gahela Navigation Company" was opposed by
Messrs. HAYS, NEWTON and HAMILTON
Of Preston; sustained BY MIR. KIDWELL, and
laid on the table, on motion OF Mr.. WADE.
A message was received from The Senate by
Mr. WILEY that they had passed the bill "Con-
corning The Clover Hill Railroad Company"
Mr.. PITTS, 10 allow the merits OF The bill to
le fully explained, moved 10 reconsider the vote
rejecting the bill, making a loan Of $4,000 10
the Richmond Medical College.
Mr.. DANIEL, OF Prince George, moved the
previous question, which, after some discussion,
was lost-4l TO IL.
Messrs. SMITH, VERIFY and ANDERSON
sustained; and Mr.. BROADDUS Of Caroline,
opposed the reconsideration.
MIR. HARViE moved the previous question:
which was sustained. The House then agreed
TO reconsider-ayes e. 10 noes Az
The question then being on the passage Of the
bill, Mr. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk Borough, at
some length opposed The bill, and called he ayes
anu noes on the passage of the bill, which was
carried BY the following vote.
AYEs-Messrs. Soulhall, (SpcakerD Brown,
Layne, Harvie, Fulton OF Augusta, Frazier
ScTuggs, Pendeton, Myers Thompson of Botc
io1r, Harrison, Flood, Beuhring, Fox, Toler.
Lacy, MARSHALL Of Charlotte, Broadus Of Cu
peper, Thompson Of Dinwiddie, Garnet, Grigsby
MaIsha Of Fauquier, Tyree, Payne, French
Lease, Mcpherson Of Greenbrier, Winston,
McRae Of HenTico, Wootton, Bowden, Towner,
Smith, Marc Gordon, Banks, Parriott, Preston,
0Ferrall Cabel VERIFY, Oliver, Edsingion''
Turner Of Patrick, Boiling, Laner Cooke An
GGstson, STROLLER, Daniel OF Richmond City,
ffann Moore, White. Denison, Minor, billiard,
STEPHENSON, Goodson, Rice-59.
,N.'ss-Me>srs. Pits Poulson, Powell, Hays,
nn'llsi Biick, Broaddus of Caroline, Wood,
Ip.iiooss Lovett, Battle, Ward, Basel, Davis OF
nIns L Queen, Halves. Flanary Farley, Ra-
mey Grubb, Taylor Of Loudoun, kidwell, Bill
ups Fool, Basker lille, Wade, Hamilton Of Mon
Ioe' Taylor Of Norfolk Borough, Watts, Hap
{sf, Middleton, Mcpherson OF Page, Hiner,
nnamiIlon of Preston, Dey, Daniel OF Prince
neo,Se Cowan, Kane, Stickley, Freeman, New
Ion, Peery-42
!, message was received from the Senate by
WI. SIANARD, that they had passed, with
ornaments i the act to establish a system OF
a'ee Schools in the county of Norfolk, and that
lucy mad insisted on their first amendment TO The
SAI concerning commissions OF sheritfs, &c, and
'di agreed 10 The second amendment OF the House
Da"i bill The House concurred in the amend
MEMS ne1.s 10 the first bill; and, on motion of MIR.
MES ION, the House adhered to their disagree
HNnl 70 The Senate's first amendment-to The bill
son6eerning sheriffs' commissions SC.
!, oh motion Of MIR. TAYLOR of Loudoun, the
mouse took recess till 4, P. Nj.
:, EVENING SESSION.
~ ne following ensrossed bills were read third
hme and passed:
,. Increasing the capital stock of the Richmond
f,1e Association, and for other purposes;
10 incorporate the Trustees OF Marshall Col
!ege;
establishing an inspection Of tobacco on the
'ands ol I'd w. Sims in the Town of Ca Ira in
vac county Of Cunberand;
establishing a separate election at the store
aouse OF Irving B. Mayes, in the county of Sns-
y establishing separate election in the town OF
failheld IN Rockbridse county;
!, Hanging the time Of holding the County Court
o. BraI,ou county;
denny; ''~'' " o'o' 80
Divorcins Margaret Ann Warden from her
husband, Malachi Warden;
Divorcing VIM. Bar,lam from his wife, Tenn
France;
iomevent more efec,ually the escape Of run
sway slaves beyond The limits OF this State;
DWorcins Jacob Bagent from his wife, Flea
Authorizing Benjamin Campbell to erect
Sd 10 across Smiths river in Patrick;
n 10 authorize the Staun,on and James River
n noOmpany 10 increase their capital stock for The
dbu.pose Of Matchmaking or Otherwise improving