Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30

For w. L. LovlNG-Mcssrs. R,ves, Woods,
Thomp on, Kinney, Barbec Garlic, Daniel
Tate, Dennis, Smith, Deneale, Kane, Rogers,
McCanley and Fry-i5
FoR C. G. CoLEMAN-Messrs French, STAN
ard and Cromp-3 3.
FoR I. w. DLLARD-Messrs. Averett, Is
bell, Shackleford and Slringcr-4.
FoR A B SWIFT Messrs. Pitts, Harwood
and Ambler-3.
Col. Loving was declared to be duly elected
Brisadier General OF the 81 Brigade.
ELECTION OF THE STATE OFFICERS.
The Senate then proceeded to vote for State
Officers, and the following gentlemen were una
nimously elected, viz james f. Heath; First
Auditor; James Brown, Jr., Second Auditor;
Stafford II. Parker, Resster Fabus NJ. Law
son, Treasurer; W. II. Richardson, Secretary
of State and Librarian Jas. c. Spots, Penten.
tiary Storckeeper; Chas S. Morgan, Supcrin-
tcndcnt Pcnitcnliary.
On motion Of Mr.. STANARD,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
PRAYER by he Rev Martin Sumner OF the Bap-
lis, Church
Mr. SCOTT, from The committee for Courts
OF Justice, presented reports against the resou-
ton tor giving 10 The Circuit Superior Courts
concurrent jurisdiction with the County Courts
on all sums over $40, and Tor amending 4lst Sec
lion OF the act concerning wills.
| Mr.. LAYNE, from the committee on Roads,
presented bill providing Tor the improvement,
OF Inc navigation Of Twelve Pole river; and, a
bill authorizing subscription, on behalf OF the
| Commonwealth 10 inc capital stock OF the Rich
mond and Pamunkey Railroad Company.
Mr.. FAULKNLR from The Joint Committee
On na puhEtr 9Th q
tie condition IT The Library
Mr. PANNILL, from the Select Committee,
presented me following bills: A bill providing
Tor The punishment II free negroes; and, bill 10
take the sense oi the people on me deportation OF
rrr negroes.
Mr.. MONCURE Of s., from the committee on
Revisor, presented repOrt OF he progress made
by sal. cummitice in the revision Of The code,
and making sundfy recommendations.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions OF enquiry were offered, instruct
ing Inc various committees 10 enquire into their
expectancy.
By Mr.. WOOD: o. extending the time al
lowed % he widow and heirs of John Hopkins,
deceased, for paying The taxes on certain lands IN
Western Virginia, a Authorized By an ac pass
ell u January. 1914; and, also OF rounding the
surplus ci such forfeited lands as we're sold be-
tore The passage Of the acl referred 10.
By Mr.. HlNER: Or creating the oth:e oil
weigh and measure master in Richmond city,
and such other cities anil towns as NAV be deemed
necessary for the purpose OF weighing or mea-
surfing all wheat and other grain hat may b: o.
irr,d Tor sale il the CITY or town where such Of
flee may be established.
By Mr.. TANZEY: Oh approprialng The sum
Of ; 100000 McAiamize me Fishing Creek and
Ices Ferry roads from Morganlown 10 he Penn
syivanIa line.
PETITIONS
By Mr. KlLBY: Ot VIM. w Wright, ina
the clerk Of The Cuuny Court Of Norfolk may be
authorized 10 make him deed Tor land sold as
deliGquen, and purcha>edb b. him.
By Mr. CONWAY: Oh Thomas Wright, Tor
comp nsatiun for attending as wilno.s IN
Commonweath's case before the Mayor Of Rich
mond city.
Bv Mr.. PITTS: or James Henry Robinson,
FIR divorce from his VIE.
By Mn KILBY: Oflhr Naasemond Cavalry
fnr an exchange ol aiGi>.
BY ,ir. SCOTT: Oh James Cooke, Tor mo-
dfcalion Of The act Tor he suppression ul The CT
cuation Of small notes.
Rv Mr.. THOMAS: OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, asking The aid Of the SiaIe
10 enable sail Company 10 place the P'Iiiph o'
heir canal below No. 6 in rompc'e repair.
~ Mr. TANIGY: OF Joshua Eddj, 10 b.
compersa;ed for work daae hy him N The Smith.
field and Fishing Creek Road. Also, 0! Lew
Low. that he be authorized 10 increase Ihe heish!
81 his wing dam, on HE Monongahca River
Also, OF Thomas Farr, TO ne compensated Tor
work done by HIM on the Hmilhfeld and FISHING
Creek Road.
By Mr.. PITTS: Of citizens Of Wheeling,
that The Banks may be protected against BIZ
By Mr.. PRICE: OF citizens Of Kanawha, Tor
. r.ncal Of The District School System 10 sad
county.
ELECTION CT BROADER GENERALS
The House, according 10 the Joint ORDER, pro-
cseied 10 the election OF a Bfgaci:r Genetal !oI
lhc 9Th Brigade.
Mr.. RlVEs nominated Col. Francis NJ, Boy
| kin.
MIR. KILBY nominated Col. Hugh II. Kelly,
and MIR. COWP.R nominated Gel. josiah
! Thomas.
/ A message was received from the Senate, stat
;ny that Col. Fielding J. Malone had been added
10 The list Of nominees.
The roll having been called, resulted as loi'
! lows:
/ Poa r. NJ. fioYsis-yessrs. Hopkins, ispeaKeI,
Finney Mock, i.lynr Of hllcehany Bossrai, POWELL
| the,tham McCu-, Burwrl. Tnhmp-nn OF B'trtnl,t
| Byrar Of Braxtun Lewis and Gilmrr DE CAMPS, iiar
rison Of Brnnsssick, Moore, Moncnre OF Larnllns
Lacy cardwr, Bahomt, srvns Of ou'G G.,s,r%s
| Wood, Sydnor, Sally, Cnpton Gne;fant, Carroll
Price, Major Sovall, Darracott, Bls..li, Anlllns
howard OF James City, York aud Williamsburg
Yorthineron ladIey Iouser, Lane "t Lee, Ferguson
| harris Newman, arnrt, Mcdaniel. Coleman: ran
zry Berne of Monroe, Robinson, b"it ierny
Hlsye. Booth, Pannrll. Boswell, Hner, Townrs, Her
b.rt Wontton, Rivrs, Harrison Of Prince ",am
Golf Mayo, Cook, Paxton, Dorman, alariz, harpef
Funate, putnam, shrr,, Thompson Of smyth, liar
grave George, Massey, Gocdson, Collins ana Boyd
For Jos,.4 THoa,s-Nessrs Watson, Smlth, shet
few. Mitchell; Faulkner, Boak, Kyle, wits, SesaI
Clarke. scott, Rector, Howard of Floyd, Alien, netl
Welton, Thomson Of Jefferson. Wallace "eb'
White Beard. Clendrnin, perrow, C"wper, lufGe.
Grasry Cackiey, Fairfax, Aston, Iiurdett Hoyer7 and
Harvle-3a 49,, y,, ,na Kun,
FuR II. II. KELLr-Messrs. Byrd, bafh1l' '"u n'''!
Joint vote with the Senale-C Col. Boykln ioo
Col. Kelly 3, and Col. Thomas 80. Col. boyh.
was men declared duly elected Bhsadier uehe'a
OF Sin Brisate. ;,,;on
Bdsadisr General for Inc ,hifd ofisdue, III pat
Of General Brown. resigned.
MIR. DORNAN nominated Col. " ID. L. Lo
wing. Mr.. HART nominated Col. George Wash
iogon Harris; Mr. PANNILL nominated Cap
Terisha w. Dil,ard; Mr.. HARRIS nominate
Col Andrew B. Swift and Maj. Clayton G. Cole
| man. The roll having been called, resulted 4
) fellows:
ros W. L. Loviso--Messrs. FInney, Mock, smi
Iaynr Of Allegheny, Boisseau. Shelley, MeCne; MIC
ell Boak THOMPSON Of Bntetourt, Byrne Of Bra1tni
: Lewis and Gmer, Wills, sesar Clarke, Rsetol' N
Chung Howard Of Floyd stliman Gasri i, r5,ce' n
Donald, Barnett, Kby, Perrow, CowPsr, Plus, runs
, Grasty. Fairfax, Col, nayo, Cook, PaIlon' Derma
Harprr. Aston Pittman, Sibert. Thompson OF smytl
Burd.u Harvey aud Boyd ~.
PoR T. w. DrLLARD-Msssr. Powell, Cheaiham, :
camn Harrison Of Bruins ick Moore, Noncure OF Car
line. Barbour, Edwards Baly, Carroll, Major, ilet
Weltou Bassell, Mullins, Lane Of Lee Ferguson, Ne'
man Basyr PannelI, Boswell, Cackey, Herbert, Woo
Ion. Riyrs Harrison Of Prince William, Fnsate, Ia
grave, George Boyers, Massey, Goodson and Collins
81. r,; ,,.o,
Burw-ll, Faulkner. Lacy, Cardwel irving oil Iumhr
land. Thomas, Scott, Clopton. narracoit, Howard
James City, York and Williamsburg, Wouhngio
Iaidey. Wallace, lIouser, Clendenin, Coleman fefo
Booth Townes and Stro,her-al.
FoR GEORGE W HaRals-Me-srs. Hart, Byrd, XVI
Sydnor, Tanzey aud iiIner-6 ,-.,
Marlz-3. "a r,;r,,
JONI vot. with the Senate loving 62; UiIla
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