Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-24
Virginia Legislature.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS
E.nou,ro Spp,Sny. Thursday. July

In the Senate Mr. DENNIS offered Iesolu-
lion, restricting debate 10 fifteen micutes and
lha, 10 no case shall a member have leave TO ex-
coed that time unless by the unanimous consent
of the mcmbsIs present, which was adcped-
ayes II, nues 6.
Ay. s-Messrs. Rives, Woods, Tyler, Kinney,
Barbcc, Dsliel, Darlington, Isbel Puts, Tate
French, Dennis, Smith, Kane, Crnm?, Har-
wood and Rosers-l7.
NoEs- Messrs. Scott. (spcaker,) Thompson,
Jr Wnchcr, Dcneale, Sloan and A'n0ler- e.
Mr.. WOODS offered resolution Tor recess
on ach day from AMI after Monday next. Laid
on the table.
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF
he Code book 2.
Mr.. CRUMP moved 10 amend chapter 90.
ssc,icn 3, by striking ont the tributaries oil James
River, sin the counly OF Prince GeoIgc," as
lawful fences which was adopted.
On motion OF MIR. TYLER, several conse-
ouential amendment were made in regard 10 the
appointment Of Inspectors.
Mir ISBELL moved 20 amend ckap'cr -, sec
tion AZ, By Inserting onc cent, linstead Of W.
GEMS, as the fee for he Inspection OF each barf.
OF 4 ,ur, and on corn meal Two cents.
This Amendment was advocated By Mess!s
ISBELL, KINNEY, SHACkLEFORD,
THOMPSON, STRINGER. DENEALE and
WOODS; and opposed by Messrs. ROdERS,
TYLER AMI RlyES; but before The question
vas Iaken Mr. |. was allowed 10 Withdraw hls
motion, for The purpose OF allowing Mr. Pits 70
move The reconsideration OF Vote given some
days since upon The nolion Of Mr.. Wilcher; and
The vote was accordingly reconsidered-ayes 10,
noes l3, as follows:
AyEs-Messfs. Scot, [speaker,l Woes,
Thompson, Jr, Kinney, Darlington. l,teil,
Pits, late, French, Dennis, Wicker, Deasale,
Sloan, Suinger, Kane and Panou-i6.
NoEs-Messrs. Rives, Table, Tyler, Barbee,
Garlic, Daniel, Saackeord, Smith, Crump,
Harwooj, Amber, Rogers and McCauley-l3
the Question then was, on motion made by
Mr.. Wl'rCHER 10 amend chapter S5, section
Al, by inserting after the word "exro!a ion" The
WORKS beyond The limits OF the Uailed Stats"
The proposition was debated again. al great
length, by Messrs WlTCHER. STRI NIGER
and KINNEY in favor; and Mcssts. TYLER
SHACKLEFORD, CARLlLE and ROGERS
in opposition.
MIR. WITCHER then modified his amend
men, as follows: I'll any person shall sell, ex-
port OF put on board OF any vessel Tor exporlal on
b.aond The l.mit, Of the 0ntted Stats in any OF
the" SC.
Mr.. TYLER proposed as substitute 10 toe
above the following: "Bu O .ur shall not be IN
consent OF the owner, unless The same be inlent-
Ell oI expectation" &c, VII ch was !csi.-ayes Is,
noes IA, as follows:
AYEs-Messfs Riyes, Woods, Tribe, Tyler,
Kinney, Barb,e, Daniel, Shackle;crd, Smith, De.
nea!e, Harwood, Amber and Rcgers-l3.
Nogs-Mcssrs Scout, (Speaker.) Thompson,
Garlic, Isbcll. Pius Tale, Preach, Dennis, Witch
er, 81 az, Suinger, Kane, CrumP and McCau-
!ey-l4.
The amendmen, Of Mr. WITcHER was al
50 lost-ayes IA. noes "a, as follows
Avs Messieurs Sco;l, (Speaker0 Woods,
Thompson, Kinney, Darlington, lsbel. PITS,
Tale, Fteacb, Dennis, Wiicher. Sloan, SIringer
AMI Kane-l4.
NcEs-Messrs. Rives, Tribe, Tyler, Ba,bce,
Garlic, Daniel, shackIeiord, Smith. Deneale,
Crump, Hatwood, Amber, Rogers and MeCau.
ley-l4.
Trhrs, after the consumption Of The largest
pa1l Of the day, the question vas left uDaltcred,
as 20 this brarch o. The subject.
Mr.. lSBELL then renewed his motion 10 re-
duce the inspection fees TO oae cent per barrel in
Richmond, and 2 cents as 10 othe. places, and
al o'clock, without taking The question, or mo-
ZION Of Mt. WOODS, the Senate Adjourned.