Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

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al Nj RiVES--lS 90.
Mr. SHACKLEFORD moved TO iosef' 'ie
2I., section chap,eI Z which he oeeh S''cseu
ont referring The election I" ne reoP,r, III Wv
c.ss IN are with some .noi iication ne no
taa was los; ..,. ,o,h
81 "a, ,hrarv y 60 a. 10 have lhe LaA Library
,i,cs4 in separate room III he Capiloi, under
ihe control al The Judges o! The Cou't oi Appears,
subject finally 10 The action Of The JONI commit
100 on the Library, which was DECIDED IN Inc al
tirmaire.
ITne Library question is nc! vet finished by
the Senate
on motion Of Mr.. DENNIS,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr.. WHlrTLE. by The Instructions OF his
cons,,u-n,s offered a resolution, which, on mo-
lion al Mr. GOODSON, was lad on The table;
asking leave 10 bring in bill enabling me
Mayor and Aldermen Of Inc town OF CiafksViile
IA levy taxes ii: The support u the town upon all
Inc subjects liable 10 taxation BY the STATE.
Mr. MOORE presented petition 81 citizens
of Guyandorc tor the removal q Cabell CnufI
Honsr: also. femonsirance oil citizens oi Cabeli
apa,ns! HE same; also, a remonstrance oi cilizchs
0; Wayne county, against The l"ca'ion Oh me
road from Big Sandy 10 the hanawha iu!n'
o,kr Laid on me table. on motion OF Mr..
WHlTTLE-
Mr. FERG uSON moved 10 amend he second
s.r,;on Of chat pier 96 on "Heuses Of Entertain
oenr." 10 as 10 authorize any enc living within
five miles Of house oi entertainment 10 charge
i,r teed,ne man and horse. MIR. F. proceeded
/, show he Inconvenience 10 travellers, IN GER
.sin cases from not having sail privilege
Where the amaunt OF travel ju>,hes II, there will
b., licenses taken out, and then the Prohibition
anplies 10 every person in len miles square.
Mr.. PERROW thought the effect would be lc
prevent licenses being saken ruI.
Nh. FERGUSON explained that this inconve
pierce could a" follow
Mr. HARPER thought the effect would be, "
giving 81 exclusive privilege 10 any man, y
would be graf inconvenience 10 the traveller u
forcing him % 90 out OF his way, even al tight Il
a ,narec country 70 find the particular house.
Mr.. FERGUSON explained that the gentle
man from Rockingham had misapprrhentef M
amendment Il did not give any exclusive priVi
lege.
The amendment was adopted 80 10 81
Mr. FAULKNER moved an amendment 4
cnan.er 81, txcmpiins The county al Is rRele,
| from is operation, so Tar as mat the Connsl
| Corr OF That couny shall not levy more than ftl
cents on persons Tor county purposes. IN
existing law made q special provision on hi
subj,c
Mr.. HARRISON OF Loudoun thought III
! House had better mol stopt ne MOTION, as
would irtrutace system q local legislation
| poter who's evil effects 4e were now suffering
Mr.. FAULKNER though, The system EN-
ployet il Berkeley, in levyipg much lhr Iarge'
| NJ he a IN
could be devised.
MIR. HARRISON OF Prince William shout
vote for The provision, if ii were incorporated j
me Code as general regulation, but could nc
sustain il a specially applied 70 Berkeley.
The amend men, was iosi-3l 10 SO.
Mr.. KIl.BY moved 10 amend the chapter o
lnspeclions 50 as 10 confine compulsory lnspet
lions 10 lowns al l-ss than Two thousand popcla
lion, and 10 allow the expectation OF any OF IN
ARTICLES, if The same be condemned, and The mar
brand or certificate OF condemnation accompan
Inc same.
Mr.. SCOTT saw no necessity for The lattt
portion Of The amen meni, as The right 10 expo
was not prohibited by the Code. He objected
in,. frs, paii as il woulG relieve from inspecio
, the Town OF Falmouth, winch has not near Nv
aonsaud population, and which IS ihr prncip
wheat market Tor his section OF country.
| Mi. ROBINSON, Mr.. WHlTTLE and NJ
SHEFFEi showed that An express provision
The Code made the latter portion OF me amen
/ Mr. KII.RY said his object uaa 70. ssees.f,'
tne emeadDthii g. mat nothing in the ,nspectio
laws shall prevent The selling ~ any o; he ar
cles in a Town having less than TWO thousand il
| hshisaDIs.
Mr.. KlLBY accepted The suggestion. and III
amendment vas adopted.
Mr. SYhE moved 10 amend the same cha pie
- as 10 exempt Petersburg from he inspection
lime. Ii was totally Unnecessary
Mr. STOVALL -aid thai his people vel
very nncn Interested IL he inspection Of lime
Petersburg, and explained the necessity oil sue
inspection. He was opposed 10 ali his local /,
gislaton
The moiioD was lost
Mr. HARRISON Of Prince William move
10 amend me chapter on Patrols, by restoring IN
section authorizing justice oi the peace 10 OF
der out paitolS AMI APPOINT cacains
Mr.. ~ hITTLE. IL consequence OF The ia
| humanii? shown 70 nsgroe. By the palrol. AZ
pointed ty single justices, the committee vii
| TINS evidence before them, had given the paWe
| 70 the COUNTY Sunus 10 appoint standing patrol.
| Mr.. HARRISON OF Prince William said
was dlthcall in his c1unly 10 obtain patrols, an
II was important TO lacm that his motion shou
prevail, as il would be announcement 10 wait 4,
ne aClion OF the county Court.
| The amendment prevailed.
Mr.. LAlDLEY moved an amendment TO tn
| 53i chapter, on County Levies Similar 10 tina
fsfed Yesterday ty Mr.. Pace, fixing per cent
| mn III N" levy Tor county purposes, (saVe Iha
! us, Mr.. L :, arcnjmenr, included slaves as pro
| peuyl u was rejected BY a large vote.
Mr.. STCVALL moved 10 slrik- out these
sections q hs Cod", extending the subjects o
taxation for county leyies 50 as 10 leave Inc pre-
sent law in force. He ii. rd in ono of hc lafees
slave counties in the Stale, and his people were
wiling 70 bear he tax N slaves under me pre-.
sen; system, which worked welt. Nj. ). referred
10 the excitement 81 TIE people few years since
whcm the subjects II AVIATION were extended
Mr. HARRISON - l.. opposed the amend
,nenf, and sts ~tC he importance ct passing a
general regulation, allowing The county courl> 10
sIenf the subjects u AVIATION.
Mr.. Fa GLkNER said If this section was
stricken out, snt ." s-!eral provision adopted.
counts would h'of n Legislature win rei-
uons ior Specie legislation TIE pen2c 81
Berkeley would i've enter no o;her syaiem.
Nh. NEW NJ ~ calsi the previous question
which was sustained, and Mr.. RIVES called lie
ayes and noes
Mr. sTOVALL'S motion was relectcd-ayes
40 noes 63, d. io'lpus
AYns-Messrs finney, Hart. Watson, Smith, Shelf
icy, Drown, nufWvll, Haui@on of Brunswick, Lacy
baibout vaughan, Cinpon, .ae.ln Of Greensv,Ile Na
Jof Sovai Al y, H'-t. howard OF James CIV, York
and Williamsburg. ioaset, Harris, Newman Arne,t
De!fn- OF Monroe, hlty, sper. VERIFY, PanniIi. HI
ner, Gtasy, Cackiry, hirc, Harrison OF Prince WI
liata May, Doman. Harper, Pullman, sietr, Cir,fin,
iarsrase and Bururu-4,.
NoKs-aiessrs: hopkins. tSprassr,l billiard, Cheat.
ham, Mitchell, Fausn~t, Byr- ., BraIton Lewis ana
Giner, De Camps, Moore. Wills, Irvine al Camnbr,i
Jones, irving Of Cnmhrrland, Clarke Thomas scott
SULLIVAN, Claiborne, Edwards Of Franklin S,dnor
Bay, Carroll, P'ice Bass-li, Lancaster Mullins Wnr
thing'on, Ihcn'"n o. Jefferson. Ladley, Tomin " rbh
Lane Of Lee, Ferguson, Harnson Of i.oudouu Edmond
s.n, 'iendsnn, Wh'tae, Fancy, Barnett, Perrow,
Roolnso!, Eas.e. BOOTH, ~ ser, S,me Trwnes far
tax, woouon, Con, Ccos, Paxton, Aston gueaie
Thompson - SmsiA, CONWAY, Euacufs 81 Statford
Nicholson. Geo-ss. so.efs. Matsry Gcodsou Collins
Rector snt EoSd-63
MI RIVE, aia ae would zoe 10 strike cur
the section. as Il would have The ctec; Of taxing
the poor whit man aud relieving Inc slave
Mr.. SHEFFEY moved 10 amend The sam,
section. Sc as 10 treat saves always as person.
and timetables He Sas opposed 10 giving to he
c"dnlj coos The power u fix nominal evy
oh p'ooer'y, really levying The whole amount on
"hi'e 'taeaa'es. The amsnimenl was carried
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