Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21

pie would not their money for other ohec
tan that Of getting funds from the Commonwealth II
explain iha certain seasons oi the year. tn
road wholly useless from the fact OF certain deep AM
marsy places entirely impassable and that these obsruc
tons could not be- rcmeded without the use OF stone In ma
cadamzing those portions OF The road.
The motun 10 postpone indefinitely was rejected BY III
voic-ayes Il. noes IL.
! Mr. KINNEY stated that he knew something about tht
Of macadlmizing roads, and that the amendment pro
posed give money for the distance mentioned
ha!t m and he proposed 10 amend the amendment 6l
striking S256U and inserting Si00O
7 Mr. CATLETr then renewed the motion for ndetinit,
posi ponal, nj ard advocated the same
/ Mr THOMPSON of 4. anxious tina, the bill should
upon the table, in order that the Senate might have
an opportunity OF getting information in relation 10
the application and he appealed 10 the Senator
rom Gloucester 10 withdraw his motion Tor indefinite post
ponencn IN order 10 enable HIM 10 submit the motion 10
lay upon the table.
The motion to pos,pone being Withdrawn the vote
taken upon that question and decided in the negative
ayes IL. noes 49,
Mr.. THOMPSON of \. then moved that the bill be laid
upon the table.
Mr. CRCMP suggested ha, it be recommitrol The
committee on Internal improvements
Mr. DENEALE suggest.' that be referred to select
committee that the Senator Amherst be appointed
chairman ri that committee.
The last proposition agreed 10, and the Speaker APP
pointed lie committee Messrs. Thompson OF A., Edms
ton and Crunp.
Mf. CRuMP in consequence OF i'll health, requested The
Speaker place The vi Mr. Thomas the Committee
instead Of his, which was ngreed 10.
The bill authorizing increase OF the capital stock OF
Guyandottc Navigation Company was taken up and adyo
Gated By Mr. DENEALE.
Mr. WARD about address the Senate, but yielded
10 Il suggestion made by The Senator from Franklin, (lr
Wood, and The bill was laid upon the table
An incorporte the Potomac Turnpike Company
taken up, and advocated by Messrs DENEALE, BAR
BEE aud LAfNE, and, on motion OF Mr.. KINNEY was
laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr. THOMAS the bill in relation 10 the
Junction Valley Turnpike Company was laid on the table.
An act incorporate the Morgan and Frederick Turnpike
Company was taken mp and advocated BY Messrs. DE-
NEALE and GRANrHAM and, on motion of Mr.. KIN
NEl laid on the table.
BILLS PASSED.
An act 10 amend an act in relation to the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company.
An act 10 incorporate the West Union Turnpike Compa-
ny.
On motion of Mr. DENEALE the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
4 communication received from the Senate stating
that they had passed bill 10 increase the Capital Stock OF
the WiIlmmspnrt Turnpike Company, and bill for the
lici vi Jesse Timns.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. PlTlMAS from the Committee OF Claims presen-
ted reports upon the petitions Of Wallace and Mitchell and
upon The claim of Abraham Fry Of Giles county.
Mr.. BElRNE, from the Committee the Penitenliary,
presented report the condition of that Institution.
Mr.. JONES, from the Committee on Propositions, pre-
semed bill providing Tor the election of Trustees for the
knwood in Preston county, and for other purposes
and
bill 10 extend the charter of the Virginia Fire and Ma
rinc Insurance Company in Richmond city.
Mr. DIES kINS, iiom the Committee Trade, presented
report upon the petition Of citizens of Wyhc, relative 10
i len 10 BE- given TO mechanics for their work
Mr. JON Is from committee Propositions present
ell reports upon resolution establishing inspection
NJ flour lo"asvle and upon the petition Of citizens OF
Jefferson for the passage OF nm act 10 incorporate the South
ern Church in the town ot Bolivar.
Mr. Rycs rom the committee Agriculture presented
bill incorporate the Guyandoc Coal Mining company and
Tor other purposes.
4 motion was made by Mr.. HARRISON 10 take up the
resolution submitted by Mr.. Pearls proposing tina; the
House ot gates shall adjourn sine Gie the 22d inst,
and II reIscted--Ayes o. noes -.
bI 10 nns,nore I'M. electlans for The nrrsrnt year nd
for purposes with the amendment thereto proposed b.
Mr.. l,inopES, was taken up.
The thd section Of the bill provides that II shall be law
fu for The Convention assembled in the city Of Rich
moni, in the that said Convention agree upon
amended constitution TO make such provisions by schedule
ordnance may be necessary and proper for submitting
the the qualified for members OF
the General Assembly of Virginia.
Mr1MBoDEN proposed his amendment strike from the
said the words ITO the voters now quaied 10 vote Tor
members Of the General Assembly Of Virginia. and insert
in lieu thereof the words ITO the people of Virginia for
Messrs FERGUSON, SCOTT of F., IMBODEN and
JOHNSON, participated in the discussion. The roll was
then called striking out and the vote stood as follows;
AyEs-Messrs. Hopkins, Spcaker,) Finney, Alien Bow
cock, Massey Of Alexandria, mboden McCue, McClntic
Burwe Tpmpkins Hays Wells, Forbes. Clarke, Buckne
Jones Barbnnr Stuart, Hume, Scott OF f., DesSns Wall
Hall. BoyXin, Sou'ha!', Patrick Tonhn Edwards OF L.
Wright Newman Jenney Harvey Williams, Edmundson,
Zee Neal Fonuoy Rives, HARRISON s,urm, S'rother
August Craig Patterson, Martz Pman, Calvert, Newsom,
plrd of ), Johnson, Wtcn and Jaekson-oo
NoEs--Mcssrs Carter Damon, Boisseau, billiard OF A.
Hammond Grantuam, Darlington Of b., Power, Lewis OF
b. WelIman, Speed Darlington Of C., segar, Muse, CocSe
Books, Sydnor Fsaerro Guerant, Morris Jewei Gre
sham Ferguson Pcndleon Nibeti, Boydsion, Montague
Baskerville Dawson, Stubs, Henderson. Cox, Whether,
Cackley W. L. Scott Fairfax, Carlson, Yancey, kerna"
Speer, Campbell Of Smith, cF.!ch'isid su"e wheaton,
So the House determined 10 strike out The vote was tnen
taken on nserng words noticed aboye-and resulted as
AYrs-slessrs Hopkins, (speaker) Fnney Allen, Bow
cock Massey of A. Damron Boisseau, billiard Of A. limbo
llen McCue NlrCln,ic, RurweI; Tompkins Hays Wells,
Forbes Clarke Buckner Jones Barbour Goodwin, Segr
Stuart Hnne, Scott f., Dunlap, Dessins. Edwards OF
f. wall Carroll Calllson, Wilson, Stump. Monroe, White
WeIon Lewis II. and D., Hall, Norris, Boy kin, Souihal
Duke Jcwet Patrick. Tumn, Slemp. Edwards Of Lou
ioun Wright Newman, Boydston, Jenney, Harvey, 5ernr
EimunLson yanprsIa K;lby, VERIFY Campbell Of Motto
way Russell, Willis Buswc, kee, Neal Fairfax harrison
S,nrm S!.1,ner Craig Doman Patterson, Martz Pltman
Calvert Ncwson D.iard Of s.. Johnson, Mtten Horner
and Jacsson-IS.
SoEs~ Mr.srs Carter Hammond Grauihnm, Darlington
of stcourt Power Lewscf b., Weman, Speed Darlington
of Charlotte Muse Cooke, Brooks, Sydnor Pearls Taaie
ro Gurran StoyaiI Gresham, Ferguson, Pendleton NJ
blett, Montague Williams Baskerville Dawson stubbs'
Henderson, Cox, Wlchcr Scott of p Fl"urnoy, Hives,
Yancey Herman Speer Campbell Of S, Cruchteld, SUIT
he W6sad,n, Massey Of W & C., and Boyd-i3
So the House agreed 10 insert
The BILL motion uf Mr.. CAMPBELL oil ~, was idf-
he amended accordance with the previous amendment
Mr. CAMPBELL of n, moved farther TO amend by stt
kim on, the words "who are qualified vote members Of
the General Assembly under the existing constitution and
laws and insert 'vho SHALL BY the Convention, be author
lied thereto :, c.y,,rtr r.
The previous question called BY Mr.. CAMPBELL OF
~ which seconded.
The a,codment then adopted and the bill ordered to
be enprossed by the following vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Hopkins, (Speaker,) Finney Aien Mas
sew OF Albenarle Boisseau billiard OF Amherst lnooden
McCue, McClintic, RuTwelI Tompkins, Hammond uian-
ham Darlington Of Berkeley Hays, Wells, POWER, Forbes
WeIlman Clarke, Speed, Jones, Barbour, stuart Hume
Scott Of Fauquer Dunlap, D,ssins, Cooke Edwards Of
Brooks Wall Sydnor Pearls ra'aieFro Guerran Carroll
Calison wilson Stump Monroe, White, Weton, Lewis OF
Harrison and Doddlidge Morris Duke Jewet' Patrick
"yasion Jenney Harvey Bsine EdmSndson yanorsda
Kiiby, Dawson VERIFY, Campbell OF Nooway, Russell,
Boswell Robertson Kee Cox Neal, Cackey, Fairfax Har-
rison Surrr Srother August Craig Dorman patte son,
MART Yuncey Pman Calvert, Newson Cruchteld, Dill
lard Of SUSSEX Johnson Wien, Jackson and Boyd-90
| NoEs-l1es.rs Bowcock, Carter, Lewis, buckner Car
r;non Of Chao,te, segur s,ovaI Hall, soushalI Tomn,
Gcsnam Ferguson, Montegue, Williams, Baskerville,
S,bbs Wl;. Whether Scott OF Powha,an Garrison, Flour
nay Rivcs herman Campbell OF Sinyh, Suttle, Wheaton
md Massey o. ". and CT
I RESOLUTIONS or INQUIRY.
III. folownr resolutions Of inquiry were presented and
adopted: ~ p-; CO., - :
* mnroney paid consequence of being charged on The
books Of Frederick county, with loO acres
of land more Than he possessed $50, -,