Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-26

would be the case under he ,no,,,;
law. Now, no -four is inspected =, '', r! 9
but what is sold there. fNr, Scnrrl aet,
the correctness OF This iacl HoS. 90.
,ule, ii would be subjected 70 losn nrs. ne 81
chester and in Baltimore -'''0u 10 VI
Mr.. IRVING continued 10 sbov -,
cent lawyer might drive coach ara '"a' a.;
this WORD convenient" in he subs,;,r ~ Arc
gentleman from Fauquier SouId hssa az:
portunity 10 exercise his genius a, o,;t.'.'a.
Mr.. RlYES had some liie pesoi12
ing and selling -four, AMI kaew a; 4
ton tees were no burhen On Inc h., -. ii;i
four was no, one cent higher ar, '.,a' n
inspection. And, indeed. il ne ,so c. "aa
speetlon we're deduc ed from he price s' ~.
not cclea, sale. Mr.. R. showed n. 20 .
gss 10 all 0, having The -four irsrec,ss ~ e.'iI
planned how the convenient iDsoec,;.. q:
operate, without difficulty TIE subs,;'U a
SCOTT should embrace all the one, 49,"
us enforce he inspection laws sb.,a !, !
nient, and dispense with hen gber. ),
convenient. ~
MIR. HlETT though, he substiin,. -
rale injuriously upon the town d W. W.
as IL Wouiu INDUCE me people oAiaup,sr.1
avoid The inspection a; Wincasssr an. Il
Baltimore.
MIR. SCOTS substitute was ,.,,,.,
So, noes 81.
The amendment as amended (Nr scoTrl
subsitule) was then, bya y5,e al 10
serted in the Code. MIR SHEPPEY c -
that similar section, embracing oh., 49,.
might be afterwards at4et as lntenrs!s,,
.ious by the committee
On motion OF Mr. W HlTTLE. he lie :.
OF Chapter 81 was 50 amrrtet 4, i 60
inspection OF unmanuiac.uret la5arra =
exported"
On motion Of Mr.. LAInLEY, the comm
rose aid had leave TO sl again.
Mr.. BARBOUR moved ina! care \ 90.
bring in bill hotizng me General Cor,
hold It's mex, (summe1 Ie,m (Mur;sy ptI
some other place than Richmon. TIE ,r,
lion came from member Of tue COM
thought il might be necessary 10 si, SOM. ]
else than Richmond, on accom-, ol ,ne ,nn,
disease there, The feeble health Of some \
Judges, &c.
A committee was appoidei, and Mr. |:
BOUR, iron the same cumUi,Iee. f.por,e
which was read tFst and second i'm. an, !.
ed 10 b. enerosseG.
MIR. BYRNE OF B., L. and G. moved .,
lion mat leave be given 70 bung in a pll
thofize The General Assembly hereafter 4 \
lis sessions at some olner place tran Rict
MIR. LACY moved to ay ne resolution
table, and Mr.. JONES called he previoa,
ton, which was sustained. The resolallQ.
laid on the table by large yoJe
Mr.. SYME gave notice that tis,irsc,l
phrenologist (Dr. M. Bay!i>s, Of Ware.
would tonight give an Introductory lec,u.;
was The first time he had had an opporu, I:
examining The crania OF The assembled L,sj
lure.
On motion of Mr.. SYME, the House at
ed.
You will see that The Senate have ame6e
House DILL on the paEconing power, and TIA
committee OF The House, alter very long
bate, adopted an important provision On M
lions. cannot say, what will be is late 1.
House, though il Will probably be adOIs
doubt whether The subject deserved 50 ga
consumption OF time. The whole cay vas !.
on il, and The House did mol move one
since yesterday. They NAV sir up aui L |
pass through the % part o, The Coce.
Senator Mason and Mr.. Parker, memb.I
Congress from The Page District, arc here
former on his wav 10 The University as wi
This place is filling up-ai .ialet to Ia
had Two tables the length q he spacious
room, and one slde.lable filled. Tonight W
very gay and pleasant bail-some agr,4
bellies having recently arrived. w. FL