Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-29
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY DO 20,
SATURDAY, JANrARY 26, 1850.

The bill authorizing the States guaranty certain bon
OF The town of Petersburg, was then taken up
- an Intellectual motion 10 lay o, the tal, was made Aft
n some remarks IN FAVOR OF The bill by olcssrs. RlvES
}. hnSSal hNNEl and in opposition by Mcssrs cARIILE n
:, ROGERS, the bill passediycs Is noes TO- IThc eron
- OF opposition by Messrs. Cac and Rogers
" merits of the bill, but because of the ,nwllngncss of
/ friends To suier IL 10 lie until Monday that as,.
). ciiiberS might have the opportunity To be present
- Mr. WOODS offered resolution requiring the publ
printer 10 print the Revised Code in one volume instead
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: The report Of the Committee of Elections was taken ,
ana M agreed To- on motion OF Mr. CARIILE.
me bl creating the county of Wyoming was PASSED Il
: Ter being explained by Mr.. FRY.
On motion OF Mr. RlFl:S, the Senate adjourned
, HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. Stephen Taylor of the Prcsbycria
Mr. FERGUSON, from the Committee for Courts Of JIM
tee, presented bill 10 authorize decree for the sale
certain iana IN Essex county, and bill for the relief Ahu
Mr.; HARRIS, from the committee on Claims prcscnte
bill for the relief Of Wm w. Jasper of RappaannocI
and bill explanatory Of passed 18th March, Isl.
concerning the Virginia Regiment Of Volunteers
Mr.. LAY NE, from the Committee on Roads prcscntc
report upon the resolution Tor amending the royidin
for The construction Of the Southwestern road; and bill
directing survey for road from Lewisburs Iluons
vile, IN Rindoph also bill 10 authorize the Sperry willie
Rappalannock and Thonlon's Gap Turnpike Companies Il
construct their roads of plank; Also bill enlarge IN
States subscription the stock oi The New Shenandoah
Navigation Company, and for other purposes; also bill
Increase The capital stock Of the Bcrryylc and Charleston
Turnpike Company; and bill 10 incorporate the Clarksyi
and CASTOR Rail Road Company
| Mr.. RIvES, from the Committee on Agriculture &c
presented report upon the resolution relative the nspcc
ton of lumber.
Mr.. SlME, from the committee on Banks presented ;
report on the resolution for repeating the circulation
small notes of other States and the bill amend t act Ia
establish bank Scots,illc in ibcnmrlc; also bin csia.
blisng the Elizabeth City Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Institution in llampton bill 10 establish the Rockingham
Savings Bank i'll Harrsonhurg; also bill establishing the
Natural Bridge Savings Bank also bill incorporating the
Moundsvlle Savings Bank in Marshall county also bin
i in
and bill 10 amend the act entitled incorporating the
CharoItcsvill Savings institution passed April l. ls3s
Mr.. DORMAN, according order reported bill inr the
election ot Mayor and Council Of Lexington &c.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. BENNETT--Ihat the Committee for Courts If
Justice cnIui" into the cNpcdiency oi reporting bill fixing
the amount Of fees and mileage of physicians for professional
services 10 paupcrs.
By Mr. STUBBS-rhat special committee bc appoin,,,l
10 enquire INTO the cNpcdrnry "t reporiin. bill dcinn.
more clearly the line dividing The counties OF Randolph rn
calonlls and Pcndcon.
by Mr.. STU BHS-Iha the Committee for Courts nj Jus.
tice enquire into The cxrediency Of passing lass cxens
the ckkcepes "n the Dismal Swamp Canal from WORKING,
on public roads.
By Mr.. WEIIS-Tha the Committee for Road, .uuuir.
mi" The excdicnry o reyying the act Of March, Isis, Ell;
ed an act 10 PROV dr for the opening and repairing public
roads, and for building and repairing bridges in rnokc conn
y, and the acts aendatory thereof passed 21th January
lslo, and February 3d. lS51 and March 3st. Isis and
tending the provisions 10 Hancock well as Brooke
BY Mr.. SINIE That the Committee Of Banks enquire
into The oNpedi.nry Of authorizing the Banks rhs Com
liunwtalti 10 close their doors lt!I July.
BY Mr. PATRlCk-1hat The Committee On Agriculture
enquire into the eXedcncy "l Incorporating the Point Creek
Coal and Iron Mining and Manufacturing COMPANY.
Ey Mr. SOtTllALl--I'lmi tie connit:c. Of Claims be-
discharged from the consideration o the petition Of Robert
Anderson in behalf oi himself and other heirs OF James An
tcrSon
Ey Mr. PENDI.ETON- the proper Committee en-
qnlrc into The cNrclency o restricting the ol stage
coaches and other lines of transportation the number
Of passengers gI I 9 be ccaEEied al p9v nG iias'
On motion of Mr. NEWMAN, leave was given 10 with
i,.,, ,n, ibph ut al j NtlS
Hy Mr.. WILLIAMS Of Fairfax: or citizens Of Fairfax,
for the tran scr the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany the claim Of the State OF Virginia on the General ''-
yrnmon for money adyancedby the State al the time al lh
c,ssion of Alexandria, 10 the United States By Mr. NESl
OF citizens of Tyler for additional appropriation "f re-
pairs and an increase the width of the Salem and Sisters
vile Road in certain paccsalso, Oi citizens o Doddrise
and TYLER for the INCORPORATION of company
u,rnnkc from West Union in Dodcrdgc by way Of Cen
treve in Tyler TO ntcrscci the Salem and S>ersvc toaG
al jug Handle Mill BY Mr.. HICKS Of citizens III Jack
Point Pleasant Turnpike. BY Mr. PRICE: memorial of
citizens of Giles and Monroe, demonstrating against
change in the concerning ferries.
bill confirm the transfer of certain street and alleys
by the Common Council of Iynchburg, 10 the lynchbnr@
and Tennessee Railroad Company and for Other purposes
was passed.
ALEXANDRIA AND VALLEY RAILROAD.
BILL TO incorporate the Alexandria and Valley Railroad
Company was taken up The bill was advocated by Messrs
MARrZ and PIrMAN, and opposed by Mr. WoRTHlNd-
TON The bill was rejected, by the following vote
AYEs-Messrs. Snowdcn, Lavnc, Burwell Gilmore, Ben
net Morris Of Cabe &C. Wills, Lacy Segar, Williams oi
Fairfax, Hume Hill, pendIcon Carroll, Price, Lewis Of
Harrison &c. Patrick, Ferguson, Schooley White, Ball
Kidwcl Jones oi Marshall, Hicks Warman, Bcrnc, Smith
Stubbs, Buswel, lIiner Cackey Wheeler Garrison Harr
son. Strohe Dorman Patterson Martz, lancey herman,
Quilcn, Pman, Hass, Campbell OF b. Conway George,
West Jacobs and Boyd-i9.
NoEs-Mcssrs Hopkins (Spcakcr) Finncy Allen Wat
SON. Carter Gibson Flood, Shcilcy Brown of Bath Sc,
Mitchell! Hammond, Granham, Wells, Power Lewis Of
Brunswick Forbes Clarke Of Campbell Buckner, Cardwe
Jones OF Chesterfield Barbour Page Harper Clarke Of Es-
sex Gueran, Stilman, Edwards, Wood. WALL Clopton
Massic, Cook Of Grcencsyie Stova!l, Fleming, Powell
STUMP Wcsh"% WSon LaTcaser Wnn MoprIs nn q fny
Harris Stokes, Newman, Shepard Coleman Williams OF
Mecklenburg DuckwaIl Kilby, Perrow, Yerby cam?bcl
of NJ pannl Towncs, Neal Wootton, RiveS, Mayo, Griffin
Suite Nicholson Johnson, and Cook of Wood. &c.-6S
| On motion OF Nr. MARTZ-Rcsovcd That leave be
given bring in bill TO incorporated company to construct
railroad from The convenient point the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad by the way Of Manassas Cap in tho
Blue Ridge the of arisonburg in Rockingham, IL
| be constructed exclusively on individual account.
message received from the Scnatcb by Mr.. ROGERS
who informed the House that the Senate had agreed 10 tho
resolution 10 proceed the election Of Judge for the Sxt
Circuit, on Tuesday, 29h inst,
bill provide for constructing road from Pcarrisbg
in Giles county, the North Carolina line, in Graysor
county, was passcd-aycs So, noes 10.
lThs bill appropriacs, State account lrcc-ililhs .
$40 The bill was advocated by Mcssrs. BOYD, Pen
DLETON and CARROIL
The title of the bill was amended read ia bill pro
yidinr for constructing road from the Giles, Fayete AM
Kanawha Turnpike in Faycle, to the North Carolina line
| t;rayson county.
a bill 10 incorporate inc ltlVer
NV was taken mp. This bill appropriacs $4,000 or three
6i,hs of S75 900 on State The bill was advocate
by Mcssrs BARBOUR, STROTlIER and CONWAY, an
onposcd by Mr. RIVES. Messrs. RCRNEIL and Elk
ny engaged in general discussion Internal Improve
menls1 The hill was then passrd-ayrs ST. noes i3.
On motion of Mr.. BARBOUR, the House djourned.
For The Enquirer.
| FLuvANSA CorSry JAS. 22. lSoo.
E,llor Cii.tns of Eurnnna The time is now at nan
when YOU will BE- called again TO cast your votes io
Reprc.entavc the next Legislature and II behovcs w.
to ponder before You make your nomination. 10 noi
party make you hasly; reflect well. The time has arrive
when you lay aside feelings for men, and go Tor pr
| ME Even then apt IN be deceived. Look 10 "
ease Of Brown who voted for Speaker for Congress
how near the South being enrappcd Remember
the davs of Jackson where you stood and rcmcmhe no
you have been deceived with false prophecies "u u
honest in your intentions but will acknowledge me .,
praclisel and return and maintain your former iSeip
can principles \ great many OF You have be- du'"'
Wings though ycu have owned the appca ION, IL
some of YOU have rcpudaled The namc but voted rom p
ciplo. Having been deceived, you will rcnoince te aP
laiion and under the colors rs III former days ~
say for the future, "Principes and noi men, lou nave
preventative elect ttom this county, and whom WI. y
lind acceptable rcprcscn; you than Rob W. culi
or George i. Holman! They have both been raised III III
l. well known to the people nl Fmvanna No eu1eum y II
II ccss;ry Tor either They well known Let us can
meeting then and nominate the uther-elliei "o"
| | oh tha fhourh they have been {