Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-08

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did not regard Ibis school 10 teach gentlemen on
4. SUBJECT debate He did not come here as stu
.a learn lessons from others He should call the prev
question whenever he thought time could be saved and
be ~vuld close By calling it on the pending question.
SATURDAY, JusE 5, 1852.
SENATE.
rvrsso SEssIoS-The Senate net at O'clock Mr. DE-
ysilE in the Char.
communication from the House of Delegates was re-
set announcing the ssage OF bill ito authorize loan
.ibc james River and Kanawhu Company prevent
say aue 10 the interest for which the State Is
sound"
Mr. THOMAS moved that the bill be referred TO selec,
committee The CHAIR named Messrs. THOMAS, MERE
s-H WATSON, BASEL and THOMPSON, who reported the
III.
mi. he, the wrs
Sessrs. Barnett, Basel Braxton Cabell, Creigh
D.olsI Dcnea!e Funscn Granthan, Greaver, Meredith,
N,ncgfe Paxton Pi,nan Roger Saunders, Stands Shelf
lev Snsrrard S,oval STUART Tab, Tate, Thomas Thomp-
s9r Ward. Wstson-27.
Nors-0
On motion Of Mr. Rseza Resolved That the Committee
~ loads &C. be Instructed 10 enquire into tie expedlency
ireciusing the mortgage the james River and IA
,sha Canal.
Inc resolution being understood by him. Senator
.3yed tna lie the table. Mr. Thompson opposed The
ocn aud said he would have voted for the pill just
,set bu, that the credit of State pedsed guar
nice Of the bonds of the James River ond Kanawha Com
;eny the insres, which bonds the Company is unable
Mr. S4grrgY, from the committee on Roads, &c, report
ID House oh IN relation the Valley Mining and Manuac
gag Company and the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
any
Sir snERaaRD explained the BILL and proposed several YER
Il amendments thereto. II was then read third time and
s.sed
fsE Of CHESTERFIELD announcing the passage of bill in re-
.non 10 he Swift Creek Manufacturing Company. The bill
, ras read third time and passed.
infor
1 age II the asore bills
ii ii oclocs on motion Of MI THoaPsoS the Senate ad-
urncd having been in session. win sght Intervals o1 o
! :,r ana ,e., since 10 O'clock, A. NJ
] MoxpAy, JUNE 7, 1852.
Il SENATE.
i The Senate was called 10 order 10 o'clock by Lieu.
tninl Governor LEAKE.
vsd -
Senate iii 10 amend tie l,h section Of chapter l63 Of The
C Of Virginia. authorize the appointment In va
ii Deputy Clerks of Circuit Courts was reported oy
u, WA1soS, read three times ana passed--.ne senate
.g'.ing unanimously thereto
message received from the House OF Delegates by
IL OF Fauoucr announcing the passage OF the bill
ny the commissions of sherifs and collectors OF taxes
-s!!h An amendment. !,
:sHtmeut
III. STUART proposed an amendment 10 TIC a'neuheh'
zach was not agreed 10.
NJ STANDS proposed amendments when were not agreed
IaSo'AoA't
/ de;s! and The Senate disagreed 10 the House amend
men, ,
On noor OF Mr. STUART, the Senate took recess until
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Payer by the Rev. Peter De Forest
'ous amendments of the Senate to the o' 10 IN e
The Valley Mining and Manufacturing Company and Inc
Ges Creek Cca and Iron Company, to conssucs oIanch
,a roads tho Potomac river and to connect WIN ne
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road in Hampshire, were concur
led in.
Sn,,e bill concerning the fees of Clerks for services per-
o;Het before LIST July 1852, was passed .v
Stnste bill prescribing the time OF delivery o. lee o'
en-! concern. 2 the collection thereof was passed.
The SPEAKER laid before The House communication
ION The Superintendent OF the Arnory in relation 10 Inc IS
+ us Of arms. &C.
Senate till 10 authorize the employment of assistants 10
ne Commissioners OF the Revenue and to furnish certain
nIsd forms 10 Commissioners Of the Revenue was passed.
Senate bill 10 amend llh section OF chapter ioa OF M e
loce oa authorize the appointment IN vacation oi pe
4 pu,Y Clerks Of Circuit Courts, was passed ,,
communicative. was received from the Senate that they
Nad csasr cd 10 the amendment oil mo House 70 "e pi'
'euc!ng The fees of SheTiffs, &C.
Il anoion made 10 appoint committee OF conference
confer with similar committee of the Senate Inc mo-
hon was lost
The House then insisted on its amendment to the bill.
The SPEAKER then vacated the Chair for tho purpose OF
hgning enrolled bills
/ AFTERNOON SESSION--A communication was re-
rtd from Senate that that body had passed resolu
ION relation 10 The meeting OF the officers to confer in
hon TO the election Of Judges, which was agreed 20 oy
i he House.
.nporary such assistant 10 the Secretary OF the Com
onweah enable him TO issue the commissions of the
JUSTICES Of the Peace, Judges, &C., passed-ayes a.
q .oes
Mr. ScoTr of F. from the Committee for Courts Of JUS
sened substitute for the bill reducing the commits
.cns OF sherfs and collectors of taxes.
Mr. PATRcK moved to postpone the bill indefinitely The
ro,on lost by large majority The OH was then
sasnded In various minor particulars. The bill was then
ftsea--ayes S. noes 10.
The lille Of The bill was amended so as 10 read an act
orizrg assessments in certain cases on Inc onces OF
sae'ifs and Sergeanls.
THANKS TO THE ePEAXEH
Mr. YEnBr offered the following resolution, wnich was
Il unanimously adopted:
Resolved unanimously, That the thanks OF TINS oess
here5y rendered to the Speaker for the encient
etmpara manner in which he has presided over us oe
q Creations.
HE SrEAXEK laid before the House letter from WALTER
EAKE, esign!ng his seat In the present Legislature.
IN motion OF Mr. PENDLEToN the Speaker was oitec,eo
ssre w, Of election supply the vacancy on "a Gay
"a November next.
M BARBOUR made Intellectual motion 10 take up the
nate resolutions in relation 10 VIM. Waldo.
~ DIED.
n Saturday the 9th nst the residence OF Dr. H. ga
,sa:er illness, EDWARD c. MAYO ESQ., late fesdeh
slzas.th.own, New Jersey, aged 81 years
III "a. TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF
ny MADlStIN.-FELLow CITIZENS II 10 hrmy oeleVea 'ad