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

A bill authorizing The trustees under the will
of William Skinker TO apply for The sale OF cer-
tain property therein mentioned;
A bill 10 incorporate the Oak Grove Academy
! in the county of Clarke;
A bill making Loan from the Literary Fund
10 the Matthews Academy;
| A bill concerning executions against insolvent
Debtors
A bill for the relief of the Richmond and Pc
ersburg Railroad company;
A bill authorizing a separate election at the
house OF Alexander Wade in the county OF Bed
ford;
A bill concerning Geo. Raymond, arifcer al
The public Armory;
A bill providing for the acquisition Of maleri-
ais for the repair of the Cumberland road in Viz
ginia, and for other purposes;
A bill concerning the Armory;
A bill changing The dividing line between the
counties OF Lewis and Gilmer;
A bill authorizing separate election at Beach
Town in The county of Lewis, and changing The
place OF holding separate election in the county
Of Preston;
/ A bill 10 prevent frauds upon The elective fran
chise;
A bill refundng TO Humphrey B. Powell, rus-
lee Tor Sarah N. Gibson, certain monies erIone-
ousy paid into the treasury;
A bill TO provide Tor The repairs OF the Ca
pilol and Governors house, and the erection Of
Court House.
The following bills were rejected:
A bill TO revive the acl 10 provide for the con-
strnction OF a road from Guests station 10 the
Tennessee line, passed 9Th Feb. 1899.
The bill was advocated By Messrs FUGATE,
| GOODSON and WEST, and opposed by MIR.
| YERBY. Ayes 81 noes 43.
"A bill concerning Robert S. Campbell, former
/ ord, a ~ InS
ington.
Mr.. STOVALL opposed the bill and Mr..
HARPER sustained it,
A bill authorizing an exchange OF arms with
the Port Royal Guard, in The county OF Caroline.
A bill establishing an inspection OF tobacco on
The land OF VIM. Fl. Mcfarland and Moncure
Robinson, near the Richmond and Petersburg
| Railroad Depot, in The city Of Richmond.
| Mr. WALLACE submitted the following re-
solution, which, on motion Of Mr.. STROTHER,
was ordered 10 be laid upon the table:
Resoiued, That this House will, with the con-
currence OF the Senate, adjourn sine de on Mon
day the d Of March.
Mr.. LYONS, according 10 order, presented
bill 10 incorporate Company TO remove the bars
10 James river between the city Of Richmond and
Bermuda Hundred.
Mr.. SOUTHALL, according 10 order, present
GU ull dppIOpIidtiHS ScitdiH sun III tHC ie-
demption OF part of the public debit which, on
his motion, was taken up, read The first and Sc
cond times, and ordered 10 be engrossed and read
third time.
The hour Of recess having arrived, the chair
was vacated BY the Speaker.
EVENING SESSION.
The SPEAKER laid before the House com.
munication from The Second Auditor, transmit
ting report and statement shelving the condition
of the Dawson Fund, which was laid upon the
table and ordered TO be printed.
The SPEAKER also laid before the House
petition from Robert R. Collier requesting the
Legislature 10 pass Law for the more efieclual
suppression OF gaming, which on motion Of Mr..
THOMPSON OF Dinwiddie, was laid upon The
table.
On motion of Mr.. STOVALL, the vote re-
jecling The bill for an exchange Of arms with the
Port Royal Guards OF Caroline was reconsidered
and the bill was then passed.
On motion Of MIR. SOUTHALL the rule of
the house was suspended, and The eDgrossed bill
approprialinga certain sum for the redemption OF
a part OF The public debt, was taken up read a
third time, and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Mop HERSON, the House
adjourned