Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21
SATURDAY, ARCH Is, 1913.
SENATE

The committees reported sGndry bills.
Inc bill from the lnterna! Improvement Com
mitIcc, Incorporating the L.ynchburg and Ten.
nessec Railroad Company, with amendments,
was laid on the table on motion of Mr.. KIN
NEY.
The bill TO increase the salary of Thomas Ii.
De Witt, was taken up on motion of Mr.. CAR
LILLE, and passed.
The bill to establish a Bans at Weston. in
c county, " as laid on the table.
Tine bill concerning Colored Apprentices was
passed.
Also, the bill Concerning certain rule DAYS for
Fluvanna Superior Court.
On motion Of Mr.. STANARD,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
On motion Of Mr.. WATSON. leave was given
TO bring in a bill SO 10 amend the charter OF the
Louisa Railroad Company, as 10 make the 18th
section conform more nearly 10 the 9th section
Of the General Railroad Law.
On motion Of Mr.. LANIER, the committe
on Propositions, SC, were discharged from the
consideration Of the petitions of citizens OF har-
risonburg, and Of citizens OF Hancock, which
were yesterday referred To the above named
committee.
On motion Of Mr.. OLDHAM, the committee
on Claims were discharged from the considera.
ton OF the petitions Of Stephen Kent, and of
Jacob A Levy aad Jacob Ezekiel
On motion Of Mr.. STEPHENSON, the Clerk
cf' the committee on Roads, &c. was discharged,
as they had no farther use for him.
Abill providing for tie reorganization Of the
Board Of Public Works was, on motion Of Mr.
SYME, made the order q the day for Monday
next.
On motion of Mr.. hill Of Faye,te and
Nicholas -Resolyed, BY the General Assem-.
bly,, That the Auditor Of Public Accounts be
directed to have printed a sufficient number Of
copies Of the act passed the present session, pre-
s%cr,bing more particularly tho duties Of tho
commissioners Of the revenue, 10 be distributed
amongst the several commissioners OF the reve-
nue. OF the Commonwealth.
Oh motion Of Mr.. MOSBY, the resolution for
the election Of a Brigadicr General iJr the 18th
Brigade Of Militia, with tine amendment of tho
Senate, was agreed 10.
An engrossed bill 10 authorize Edward Viii
cox 10 construct 4 wharf on James river, was
read 4 third time; thereupon, a clause by way
Of ryder thereto was submitted BY MIR. bar
GRAVE, which WITH Tho hill was passed. The
title was amended, so as 10 read, an act author
izing the construction Of certain wharses.
Mr.. WATSON reported a bill 10 amend tho
charter Of the Louisa Railroad Company.
MIR. CONWAY reported a bill to incorporate
the White Hall Mining Company.
On motion of Mir. MORRISON, the vote re-
iecting the bill authorizing an increase of the
capital stock OF the Louisa Railroad Company,
for he nnrnose Of extending their road, was re.
considered a. follows
Arrs-Mrssrs. snowden, Layne, Cheatham, shelf.
fey. Scrlsgs. lnrwrli. Brown Of Berkeley, Thompson
~ n n"t T,n,n,on n" G,,,nn CAM, o"". Thoma ,.'s sco m,a y Fam Pm,.
1uirr. Rector. I'm ai FaN elite and Nicholas, Howard Of
ffIoyd. Alien Of G!.es and Mercer, Gurrrant. carroll,
Allen Of Hampshire, Hlr;,, naracoit, seymour, john
son "l Harrison an" ,,u"imee' La".,s'g,, ia'ns' a.
nho,"n,, CO. c,.a,' 1.,nycv yaui., M,1h.rI prrr"w. ,nder
s"m. Edsinstnn' Piinnr!l. g,,wrl, Turner Of Patrick,
Dce, syme, Tun-taii. i.unirr, : ackl-y, scott Of Pres
ton. Stone, sturm, Mayo, Harper, Norman hale. Nc
ua mem, !, st,;r,,J. rn,dei,. GlIIrsn,-. Nes,. Jacobs
FLOYD, Stephenson and walion-7l.
N~oss-Mes,rs. Allen Of Acc"uack, GUSTS, Watson.
,a., 'o y, r ~ n ~ Nn..,sy' 81 ncnr. 9, r Ia
Ia - Roberts N Jonrs' R"anp, SS,.lman. Brooks, TaIia''
frrro, Wood, Wali, clop,on, Nacitn Of Grernesville,
Major, stoyali, Thomson Of Jefferson wallace wright,
Ioliih' nroD, rnn'onuSnn, x III n IL. ~ anu
y,,hv p,sye vvnn,ack. giy,s. GOODWIN. Ilarrrnye'
Bripys and Ghandi.r-;2.
On motion 81 Mr.. STEPHENSON. the bill
was amended. The amendment, places he STATES
subscription upon The Two. ffths principIe-the
amount OF The States subscription 10 be $751; 900.
The bin was then ordered 10 he engrossed.
A bill abollshing the Circuit Superior Courts
Of Law and Chancery and the General Court
dividing the State into sixteen circuits, instead Of
twenty-five, and esIaoii,hine a superior our
Tor he Stale, in lieu Of The General Conn-was,
after discussion 6eiwsen Mess; sGolI o. r..
DORNAN. STEWART, PRICE, X
and HARRISON Of Loudoun, laid on The table,
with The understanding maj II should mol oe ID
ken IN this Session.
BILLS Passed
A bill 10 amend the act passed March 20, lS47,
incorporating tn Whccl,ne Yves Liberty and
Bethany Turnpike Company, was passed.
A bill 10 aurhotizs the wid,h Of Be!ryvllie and
CharIcs'own Turnpike 10 BE- l%eSsened, was passed.
A Hill to ameni!he act passed Mafch 10. 'oih
incorporating the manassas Zap lu!EplEe
Company, "ns PASSED..
A bill 10 incorporate the kingwoot and Wes'
Union turnpike, was passed. ms Dill Is on
The lhree-hiths principle.
A bill 10 incorporate The Philadelphia Mining
and Manufacturing Company, was passed.
A bill concerning ne Pnc.ary Schools in
King George county, was passed.
a bill fetund'ng 10 WIN. LaZief a certain sum
OF money was passei;
A bill releasing lie lien OF The Commonwealth
upon a certain piece OF lard sold oy ne James
River and kanawhs Company, 70 Joseph Mayo
was passed;
A bill 70 incorporate The Hot springs COMPANY
IN tne h ;Hu inso =, nsm ,Ss pI Ia wIsDce Manuac-
,rr;ns :" comnany in he couo,y o, Augusta was
n.ssea.
pa.a I'm ,r,horiy;,a j, .enara, ia election a, the
q W msa - Thomas wills, al Scarborough,
Aase'" ii uanamt, yas na,sed: