Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-07
SENATE
SEN n Il.
TUESDAY, Jan. G, Is46.

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commune alton wa from, the House enclosing
| the bulls passed by that body.
Mr. WALLACE reported. with amendments, bill author.
izng battalion, instead OF gmenial musers by the 97h
regiment. Page county.1
Mr.. WILEY reported bill, without amendment chang.
ing the time OF holding the Courts Of the county Bar
bour. The biI was passed. ..'
Mr. NEWMAN reported bill authorizing Thomas Free
man to establish ferry from his lands Brooke county
across the Ohio River. Passed. $50
Mr. PIrgR reported bill establishing separate election
at the house Of John Beeves in the county of Tazewe.
Passed. ole
Mr.. McMuLLES reported bill authorizing separate
election IN each Ut the counties Of Russell aud Scott Pas
Mr.. WALLACE reported bill authorizing the Mayor and
Common Council OF the OF Fredericksburg 10 sub.
seree TO the plan tor the improvement OF the RsPpahan-
Mr. THOMPSON OF X. moved take up the resolution
proposing to appoint committee investigate the affairs
1t the University OF Virginia. .'-.. .-'-'
After remarks from the mover and by Messrs Wallace
McMuhen Newman, Garrett and Stanard the senate de
elined to take the resolution being only IL men,
Mr. McMuLLrx moved to take up the resolution for the
apPonumsn, OF Standing Committee Agriculture and
Manufactures.
After debate, the motion take up, was neEatived.
IA motion of Mr.. WILEY, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1886.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. CABELL
hesoIUed That leave be given TO bring in bill in
corporate Company construct Turnpike Road from
dowsrdsyie to the Bridge across Roekf.h river the
county OF Nelson.
Rcsol5ed, That the Committee for Schools and Colleges
inquire into the expedency d providing by law for
adjustment of system OF fee district schools the
PErrrIoNs PRESENTED
By Mr.. GARSErr, remonstrance " cirzsns Of Essex
against the formation of county parts of said
county, Caroline and King & Queen.
Also, counter memorial If sundry citizens of Caroline
King x Queen aud Essex sgiinst formation oi the
county out of parts of said counties. ..a
By MIR. HALL OF Taylor, petitions of the citizens Of
said county, demonstrating against change the
OF Baltimore * Ohio Railroad.
BY Mr. HOWARD petition ptayirg for repeal OF the In
spect,n Law.
by Mr.. GoARE, petition OF Ulysses IIinchman IN regard
TO the Ies of matrmony
by Nr Lyons, petition OF the James River & Kauaw.
IA Company, asking ard To complete the work.
BY MIR. GRESHAM, petition fom citzens of Lancaster
county, for precinct election the Storehouse Antho-
ny NJ Saunders, at White Stone III said county.
BY Mr.. Sc5Tr, petition citizens Of some portions
OF Fsuqnier and Loudoun for formation Of a eoun.
~ out OF said Counties.
by Mr.. FLowERs, petition Of Cyrus Vance to accompa.
ny former peution presented by
BY Mr.. WADE, petition from citizens Of M.nongalia
county against any change in the emnu, Of the BALTIMORE
& Ohio Railroad.
BY Mr.. LYONS, petition OF Lieut. E. Brown OF the Pub
nc Guard, for reimbursement OF fine imposed him by
Court Martial.
by Mr.. PARROT, petition from Marshall county, remon
srang against any change in the present u the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. .....
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Wars, from the committee Militia laws, report.
ed adversely petition from Henry County for the
better organization Of Militia by the revival of Battalion
musters.
Also, reported bill authorizing exchange of arms
with the Siaunon Light Infantry Company.
Also reported adversely the petition from Officers Of
the 62d Regiment IN the county OF Pendleon for permits
sion to tram within the bounds Of their regiment.
Mr. DANIEL, the committee Privileges and Eec-
TONS reported bill changing the time Of comparing the
Congressional Polls.
... BILL PASSED.
a bill concerning Wm. l.. Green, OF Halifax county
CONTESTED ELECTION.
The report of the Committee for Privileges and Elections
the Lemuel J, Bovyden and M Howard being
the order NJ the day, was taken up and coDsidered
1t may be remembered that the Committee, la their re.
port ite investigations the following exhibit viz:
The polls OF the close OF the election, stood thus
For Vim. Howard, $50
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