Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-03

! her good story; and she was well pea eu ~
much so, that nine months from mat 'ilile ~.
brought me a fine hearty boy. When wen: ~
the county had five daughters; this was lhe ,,.s
son had From that time, SO long as lne eiA'
lasted. nv wife had soBs; but as soon as they as
anneared nv wife commenced having daughters
again. Our county is rapidly increasing IN pop.
ulaticn-I have, myself, done my par III .ua1
way: for. | have 1877 descendants and do nope
shall in nv old age, be able 10 see my desce'-
danls hauling their truck and salt m Wagons,
which will be the case, if you all VIII pass ''''s
bill
The bill was passed unanimously:
The bill Tor repairing The Capitol ana eIo..
nors House, &C., was passed with amendments >, =.
The hill authorizing a change ofarms with Inc
Port ROYAL Guard, was passed-ayes = noes Q.
The bill establishing an Inspection OF Tobacco
an the lands of Ed. W. Sims, in The town Oh
Ca Ira, was passed. .l,
The bill for preventing the spread OF small
box. &C., in the town of Lynchburg. Passed.
An act establishing a separate election al Lo-
Gust Level, in Halifax Passed.
An ACT authorizing separate eiecnon .
Dcntonsville, in Hanover. Passed. ;,
An act concerning the taking and planning VI
oysters in Lancaster and Richmond. Passeu.
An act authorizing a separate election al
Chuckatuck, in Nansemond. Passed.
An act incorporating the Hampton Savings
An ACT concerning David S. Danner OF Win
chester. Passed. .
Ana establishing a Poor House in Essex.
Passed. ,,,. .,,;n
An ac. changing The lime OF holding cef'"'h
Superior Courts. Passed
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
| a communication was received iron lie cen,
ale informing The House that The senate nau
passed the following bills with amendments;
/ An act concerning executions against ihsoFeh'
deblors k,,,., i
An act establishing an inspection OF butter 10
,he citv Of Richmond and town Of ScOitsyie.
| Aud had agreed TO the resolutions au.no'il M
! the publication OF the sketches OF the laws win
| amendments.
The amendments were cUncuTred in by The
| House.
BILLS PASSED.
An engrossed bill Tor The establishment OF q
/ District Public School system, was read 'niid
| time hereupon, on motion OF Mr. LAZY, 'ne
rule was suspended and the vote ordering sand
hiI 10 be enerossed was reconsideIed; The said
bill was then further amended on motions seye.
rally made and ordered 10 be engrossed and read
On motion Of Mir. YERBY, the lue Of The
| House was suspended and The said Dill was ioish-
with put npon its passage
Tbereupon, clause by way OF ryder thereto,
was submitted BIZ Mr.. BANKS, which was read
| as follows: ,
Pr0rieled, That the tax which may be imposed
By virtue OF This ACT shall not in any case amount
10 more than one.thrd OF the revenue OF me Stale
| imposed upon the county, city or town, iol inc
year in which such tax may be iald.
| r,Ja uoc raiScipd
The bill was then passed, after considerable
discus son-ayes 81, noes y.
! A bill concerning terry rates
| bill providing for the COLLECTION OF Claims
| against the owners Of steamboats, and oihel wa
er.cralts, navigating the Ohio River ana us uiou-
laries within this Commonwealth ..c
A bill providing for the issuing oil new cel',l..
Gates of debt, in place oil certain ochus issueo y
the James River Company.
A bill 10 authorize changes IN me localion %
the turnpike road in The Kanawha salines on Tue
| North side OF the Kanawha river.
a message was received from The Senate oy
| MIR. STANARD, who informed The House 'hal
the Senate had passed bill entitled "an Acl 70
| provide for the repairs OF The Capiol ana eoVei
nor's house and the erection Of Courthouse,
| with an amendment. The amendment was
on motion of Mr.. BANKS, the recess was
| dispensed with Tor lhs cay III consequence VI
the inclemency oil The weather.
On motion OF MIR. BROADUS, the vote re-
leeting bill concerning The Lunaiic Asylums
OF this Commonwealth was recunsdered ana
several amendments having been adopted, Inc
bill was ordered 10 be engrossed
An engrossed bill 10 amend the act Of MaTch
3lst, 1897 entitled an act 10 provide for The con-
sruction Of road from Sistersville TO the North
western Turnpike was read third time, aud me
question being put upon its passage was deIet.
mined in the negatve-ayes 81, noes 81.
A motion was then made by Mr.. STROTHEh,
10 reconsider the vote rejecting The bill, and lhe
question was determined in the negaliye-ayes
40 noes Al. -,
The bill was advocated by Messrs. PAR
RlOTT and WEST; and opposed BY Messrs.
STOVALL and LEE.
A bill TO authorize subscription for The state
Of two-tifhs of the capital stock Of the Giles,
Fayeue and Kanawha Turnpike Company, was
read second lime-amended on motion OF Mr
PATRICK; and then, on motion OF Mr;
BROADUS, The same was ordered 10 be iaia
upon The Iable-ayes 40, noes 80.
A bill allowing premiums for certain agrlcul-
tura products was read second lime; and on
motion OF Mr.. STOVALL, ordered 10 be iaid
upon the table.
On motion of Nj. GOODWIN,
The House adjourned.