Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
RESOLUTIONS.


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RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. Patrick.
Rcsoired, That the Committe for Courts of
Jusiicc enquire into the expedicncy oi report
INK a bill concerning the titles to Western
lands, embraced " thin patents usually known
a. inclusive patents.
On motion OF Nj. Symc,
Rcsoired, That the Committee for Courts Of
Justice be- INSTRUCTED to enquire into the eN-
%pedicncy OF 30 amending the laws concerning
the sales of lands delinquent for taxes, rs TO
require service of notice "a such sale on the
owners of such lands or their agents.
Mr.. Bocock. Chairman oi Committee of
Courts OF Justice, reported adversely 10 peii.
ton oi the Common Council of the City of
Richmond. praying an amendment OF the
Pi!ot Laws.
Mr.. Southall. Chairman OF Committee for
Schools and Colleges. reported a bill amend.
Ing the prescn, Primary School System.
Mr.. Davis, Chairman of Committee on
Agriculture and Manufactures reported a bill
to revive aud amend aud act entitled. An Act
TO incorporate The Great Falls Manufacturing
Company.
MIR. Shepatl reported a hill FOR the cstab-
hshmcnt OF IA District Public School system.
ENGROSSEDBlLIS.
A bill changing tie times OF holding the
circuit superior courts OF law aud chanocry
FOR the county OF Prince WiiliHm. Rejected.
The O der Of the Day was here oillcd ior.
and announccd-"Tie Convention Bill.'
Mr.. MCPHERSON maie a few remarks in on
position to the bill.
Mr. Tumbull gave the reasons which would
control his vote upon this bill.
The bill was then passed by. and made the
order OF The day for Monday next.
H.. f..ll fA.-..N. a. = -
James kiverHnd hsnswhs Canal to Buchanan.
aud for It's completion to tide water then came
up.as The order pf the day.
My Lychs oiseieian amendmcni 10 the bill.
MS. BOvden then moved IN. indefinite
p~osttrpncihcnt OF the bill aud amendment.
Mr.. Strolhef objected tn the "postponemrnt
OF the bill; h. said that amendments would be
offered 10 the bill which he thought would
make IL acceptable 10 ne House.
Ar Sputhall hoped that Mr. Bowicn would
not persist in his motion To postpone and
thereby cut of all amendments To- The bill.
lie hoped the House would allow oil the
amendments. which Were IN contemplation
70 be Offered, ia order whether the bill could
b. - shipped s. 20 meet il appreciation.
MIR. FcntietOn was ast1insiled hat a motion
- postpone should BE- made before any oppos.
tuniiy could b. had 81 % frame the ball iIa,
i would meet the appreciation of abe House
Hegricucd 10 the great injustice which would
b. aonc 10 Wrstem Virginia by the postpone.
ment 81 the bill.
Mr Lee felt called upon, IN Justice TO bim.
s-tl ah' through respect 10 the instructions OF
htS constituents, 10 vote for the indefinite
posPourm,pt OF the bill.
Mf. Edgington ssih he should vote arains,
the posponemcut OF The bill.
Mr. funstall said he should vote awius,
the indefinite postponeucnt, because. II the
oiil should pass, he wanted ID Ia be a. perfect
a. possible, aud IL u b. rejected. hc wanted il
rejected ia It's most perfect slspr.
Nj Bpcock would vote against tive post.
p%oneineni, for tiIo reasoas stated b, Mr.. Tun.
stall.
Mt Lyons explained the provisions Of the
DiIl' aud %tealously urged upon the HOUSE its
Importance.
M Thompson OF b. hoped The House
woold not postpone. hut thatil would refuse
Ia do -, and would hear the representative
OF ths Yves; upon this important question.
After soHse further discussion the vote upou
The Indefinite posiPoncment was taken, and
resulted - follows.
Afts-Mcssrs. Goode. (SpeakeS) VIM. II.
u Clsus, j D.. Cgsiis, HaTvie. Camden Mil
Ter, Tumbull, Msclin, Adkins. Darlington.
Niniec, Thompson Of Dinwiddie, Moss.
Street. Jones. Walker, Eimunds, Ssovall,
Hiett, Thompson OF Hampshire, LIE. Flowers.
6otwln Bpwdrn. Wallace. Gaines, Robinson.
Gresham. Tayior, Bssicy, Banks. Clny ton.
Sheiarl. Aiexander, Wade. Mitchell, Hopper,
VERIFY, Middleton, Davis. MCPHERSON, Tstam,
Syme AflSgasi. Dey. McDearmon. Brswnef,
Long. Msrix Cowen. Pagaic Dcnison Sulkley.
Sehreli, Holiaday, CHM. Diihni. Freeman.
ibli ~ fsaof, West, Rice, Nrnl-s2.
Nofs-d es,rs. Sou,hsll, Brown of Allef.
marie, LAME, Powell. Baidwi IN. Massi, Dick.
iason at Bath. Bnnseil, Mitchell. Beck.
Tllumps,n OF Botetoun, Roc0ck. Flood,
Tolef. F01. Dickinson 81 Caroline. lacy.
iipadus. Hob-on, Scott. Hall az Fsuauisf
Deskins. Stillman. Sanndcrs. Wall, Gather,
Lake, Paths, Callison, Blown III Hsnmer
Mctae Dst ,Gosfc. Msintyn. Ellzcy Gordon.
P%srriOtt. Hamlton. E~imoni-on. Newton
VISITS. Eigisgton. Tunsisil. Ianicr, Cooke.
faidsK, STROLLER, Lyons, Pdtchari. Gold
flarpeF, l. iri. Gooi-,n. Ieftwich-s0.
On motion 81 Mr.. Scoit. tio HOUSE sd
l0unad.
RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN
bill bias N.ssei ihe Wisconsin Legislature I.
protect i've rights Of mauiei women " pfo
Vffes tl8t They may tecomc possessed 81 ra
estate ~ de-cent. boquest. demise. silt, pgi
81 chssr 90 disihhutiou, and also Aoid In llsi
: own ught real estate which they nay hay
posS ssed b. fore Coycrinre, add b. rkemr
U Na... tH-.. 49, H.Ea. - 1891. r