Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27
The substitute was again adom-

Alieehany, Dlilara, mcCue; Shelley, sich.hI Lane Of
raasnea, oax, Dy,ne o. niason Lewis anprwe
Irving Of Cumberland, Vau CHAN, Clark ~, "a we'll,
Howard OF Floyd, Guerrant, Carroll aae mas col,
Mojor, Allen, Hiet,, Darracott, Lancalse, Stoap
Howard OF James Guy, York and wilIiam,h,.s.u lhs
ser, Tomlin, Webb, Edwards of L., Edmn.sours hcs
man, Coleman, Tanzey, Kiiby, Prnow. co,sn New
by, Bootb, Turner, syme, Townrs. .oWpsr, Ter
Wootton, Strother, Dorman, Fugae, Pm,mys, caessy
son of smyth, Griffin, George and Goo 'honp
Nogs-Messrs. Hart, Watson, Smith = %.
Camp, Wills. Moneure Of C., Jones. F SioSn, Q.
Franklin. Wood, Sydnor, Baiy, Basel nawald, ii
Harrison OF Loudoun, Harris, Shepard r.. OF Lee
White, Bsrne OF Monrne, Butt, Pits, Bus.n
harrison ct rhncs william, Cot, Mayo, Coos nSl'ti,
Aston, Conway, Moncure Of Stafford, Mass, hsri
-35 and Boyt
Mr.. LAYNE. OF Allegheny, moved -
The 7lh section OF chapter lO4 on sayss " sl.nt
provide that, il man disposes Of an ;,s 81 a. 70
insane slave, the owner shall be reos;,. .il.m q
port the slave His object was 10 n,ssa, 70 sup
from being charge upon the counry ;. ''en
may sell such slaves, in order 10 eel ia hat
The motion was sustained By Mes" u men
CURE Of S. and COOK, and adoosa ,'' Nun
Mr. MONCURE Of s., called 10 49,.
OF the House 10 The subject OF filuc;, a a"
The settlement o! which The sS,sc suai,
decided should be maize before a Conm;.a.s;dI
OF the County Courts instead OF tetcre c;,cr.
Court Commissioner. Though he stlI n, o..uI
The later mode, he was yet anxious 10 s..iiso
bil-and he therefore, offered Inc chan,s, s. ~. vac
ly as II Stood before the sections we,. go,
out, hui so modified as 10 meet The tec;' ,'.aea
The HOUSEWIFE: carrying out he p,inc;o,. y.
having the accounts sellei before he Cnm,,; v
sioner d that Court which appointed Ih- san.
AIRY, and The report TO be made 10 lhal con,,
His object was TO send out the Code, a. conc
GUS and periec; as majority Of The Ieo1,;a..
can make il. Mr. NJ read a lew addi,;o,. I, y.
lions, 10 carry out The principle OF sei,l,no -.
lrovered accounts, by removing Them % =.
Circuit Couris. w
Mr. KILBY said, as The great principle Viii.
he had advocated had been attained and ,s =.
chairman OF he revision CT mniuee hal c,r =
forward 10 perfect il, he should cheertuIIy
10 the motion just made.
Mr.. PERROW sustained he proposition.
Mr.. JONES called The previous oues,ion =, !,
proposition which was acceptable 10 The rirr.,
Of having The settlements made before The CON- :.
court commissioners.
Mr. IRVING was surprised 10 hear The o.,
lleman from Nansemond ayow his aooniescs,-.
in The proposition, which he (Mr. ~ ,rearte4 ],
giving up the fundamental Principe Which >.
House had established.
Mr.. LACY would infinitely prefer The oripir.
bill 10 The proposition Just made as The lar,.
would involve great expense 10 infants cre..
tors, &c.
The previous question was sustained and N,
Moncure's amendment agreed 10.
Mr.. STOVALL said, unless the bill be pass
to-day il cannot 60 10 The Senate, aud The amerc
menls printed, until Friday.
Mr.. CONWAY moved u strike out sec. Q.
of chap l23, on descent from inflns In C.. ,a.,
cases. as follows:
" II any infant dies without issue, having Nh.
10 real estate derived by giff, devise or cescet
from one OF his parents, the whole Of il shall e.
scend aud pass 10 his kindred or The side 1
that parent from whom IL was so derived. i, ar,
such kindred be living at the deaI Of tic infat..
Ii there be none such, then il shall descend az.
pass TO his kindred on the side Of The o.ht,
parent"
Mr.. G. said he was sustained 10 his motion ,
strIEe out This mons fJus proposition, by 4:
great names OF Jefferson, Wythe and pendle,c.
who regarded it as in conflict with the statute
descents. His object, in moving 10 slrile CO
was 10 allow the property OF infants 10 descend Il
that OF others.
Mr. PRICE corld see no reason for ,akir;
away the property from The family from viii:
il came. He was willing 10 extend The p!inc.
PIE to personal estate.
Mr.. CONWAY'S motion was lost.
Mr.. FUGATE moved 10 amend sections i
chapter l49, so as 10 reduce The limua,icn
suis on consIable's bel ds ffoE. len 10 five year.
Lost.
Mr.. SHEPPARD moved The engrosment /
the bill as amended, and asked The previous cues
tiOn.
Mr.. BOYD suggested an anne dment wLic.
he desired to offer, viz: 10 prohibit wopaE roi
marrying her sisters liu>bald as we'll as prob
biting a man from marrying his brothers. wiz
as provide! in The Code. Tnere was no reas
for The distinction.
Mr.. WILLS gave IS reason Why The Pre-
yious question Should not be put, his desire /.
strike cot several sections in chapt 100, ndcit
ing an annua! rct'.rn 10 the genera court OF M.
bats and administrations, OF whica amcndmei
he had given Eoice.
Mr.. LANE OF Lee desired 10 Il, we an ameRt
meni 10 remedy defect in the provisions as 70
attachments, where tie deb! does no, exceed so
He wished 10 have . remedy Tor those person,
living on The borders OF the Stale.
Mr.. MONCURE OF S. though, the provisicl
could be inserted by The Senate, aud be woul4
cooperate in attaining The end.
The previous question was then sustained; he
bill ordered 10 BE- ensr0sscd, and The House AL
journed.
To-day We see "land," indeed. The Sena;
have not only passed the second part CT Ink
Code, but have also acted on the House amenl
menss 10 the first part. The House have ofcef
cd The ensiossment OF the third paTr, which wi
pass on Monday. The fourth pau will then K
taken up, ard as il refers chiefly TO actions atf
nleadInss, will not probably cause much &c aie
Inc only subJec' in il, 10 my view, likely 10 OH
e'Iale DEBATE, is The question oil abolition OF q
sas.
We had a most Interesting debate today OIL
Inc subject OF The usury laws, which took nan,
by surprise, as The question was regarded as 20
siively sc'led yesterday. Sill the subject va
lett exactly as il was left yesterday, after grea
consumption Of lime in debating Inc preycc
question, which for The last tvo days has prov,
llseli murderer, instead OF being an econonis
OF simc. From VIA, | heard members say,
am satisfied that were The question an oTi,ins
one, The eQliab!e provision recommended J.
The Revisor, would have been agreed to. Blu
the great argument with many was, that al.
liberal change o. Tire nsury laws would inIefei
with The present long established system, an
induce confusion, and probably distress, in 1T
monetary affairs OF the slate. truly regret Iha
The course Of events preciuded MIR Moncuie 9
Stafford, The able and lucid (hough 100 mode.'
chairman Of The revision committee, from CT
planning and defending The report of The revs =
on this subject. On this roin, fully coGcunc
with Mr. While.
lnov regard The chief difficulty OF the com
pelion OF The great work surmounlpd, and has'
suons encouragement lha, in shori period III
legislature will conclude their labors, and 10
tofth Revisal which will command The corta
appreciation OF The people Of Virginia.
Tonight large number Of the members q
The Legislature addressed eller TO Mr.. E@oC'
Fisher, inviting him 10 an old fashioned Vuslii
supper, as some Sigh, loken OF gratitude for b.
fearless and able vindicaloa OF Sou hem llsHl:
tic has net yc, replied, bnl doubt r., he WI
accept the compliment The supp. H-H r;o
baby take place on Monday night. w. T. x
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