Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-25
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, May %, 1852.
SENATE.


SENATE.
NJ, Drsr,Lr In the Chair n.,,r,,,. ..s .
WI nrnocatlun from the House oi Deiesa'es was ie
rcivrd lice; tho Gale of the estate. OF infants and
i n,.nrs g. with the substitute OF INC mouse 'hec
tur was on muloh Y! go
ice W hills accompanying the communication IRON the
| Il ons. ,ysi Q read aud referred c-, = go, =
NJ Sm.Sna from the Committee OF ushelai Laws, ie
WI 80 nils 10 amcni an act to ncoIpnrae inc CITY
pr whsnn; aud relation TO The Gull MINIS b'iasc oo"
| PAM ro. from the Committee Of Agriculture, &c,
Mr. Te bill to incorporate the Wisgan Mining ana
, .,pan r." Company with amendments.
m ps.r from the select Cnmmittca or that SUBJECT re
M ot ~ Incorporate the Beale's Station and Springs
hoaa ~" iIs on their second reading were advanced
AZ w called M tie bill in relation to lien law Tor
D wa 81 and offered substitute there!ur which was
ordered 10 lie on the lho'e. -, ~, -,
va f ,hs nil in reIa ion 10 the Distric! Courts
say H. srxnrrs called up the bill incorporating an indie
m, : y nix Mt Hampton Elizabeth CITY county.
r.nrRs proposed 10 amend The hlll by making the
w.. mount of capital fifty thousand duIars, instead
u. h,i,d thousand Mr.. 5. stated his judgment was
, ,he uropusiiiun, and he made il at the request OF his
9ana,i,uo,ts tIe would however, vote against II.
/ Mr.. BREST caiieu TIC "' ''N oi " '' @"'"u''sN
was relrced-l3 10 10.
" FILLS PASSED.
E,,L.hinu an Independent b INK IN the town OF Hanp
~ ~ tho cmunly OF Elizabeth CITY.
TO Incorporate the Botetouit Bridge Company. Ayss
80 noes III ,.. r. rI,,;u ;; ho ,,, :,
In relation 10 100 Town VI Ciuihshe III 'hc coun! VI
ins"ruuraiing the Orean House Company.
! tn inc ,rporate The Bank OF Sco,lsv'Ie.
\ TNr BtEsT moved ~ strike $50 600 (the minimum
,nunt of capilsD and insert $780, 0 The ayes and
we're required Tho props,un and the amendment wa.
agreed tu-ayts TO- noes IL
| In relation The Cedar Creek and Opequon Turnpike
Company. Ayes 81 noes, alr. MASON,
Disabling any person concerned In duel from holding
Office.
Cadets the Virginia Military Institute. Ayes 81 noes
70 incorporate the Spottsyyania Gold Mining Company
with an amendment.
TO aurhnrIzc inspection Of tobacco ia the OF
Ripley, IN Jackson county.
Incorporating The town Of Shnston In the county OF
Harrison.
Incorporating The ST. Mary's Female Academy and Or.
phans Asylum in the city OF Norfolk
To 10 the congregation OF The Presbyterian Church
Of the town OF Lexington, ceflgn property within The Inn
s Of thai town.
TO dsach certain companies az he l39h regiment, &C.
Incorporating the F!ncasle Water C,npaay.
Concerning schools for INDECENT children in the county
OF Hanover.
To incorporate The Washington Institute and Library As
| snciaiion in the city Of Norfolk.
To establish free school dsc, in Chlngoieague Island,
in the county of Accoinac.
To incorporate the Gainesville and Peters Mountain Turn
pike Company.
To incorporate The Farmvle and Buckingham Plank Road
Company.
Authorizing Thomas D0bbns 10 construct marine rail-
way in Hampton Creek.
Authorizing the Incorporation Of the Wurenon and sucm
| Graded Road Company
Authorizing inspection CT tobacco in the town OF Gen.
trevle, in the county Of Monroe
Incorporating the franklin Gold Mining Company.
To incorporate the Cincinnati and Guyandotle Coal Min
ing Company.
For the incorporation and regulation Of Telegraph Compa
MES
message received from the House Of Delegates by
Mr. MASSEY.
NJ: THOMAS moved that the Senate disagree the House
amendment the bill in relation 10 collecting tolls on th-
Alexandria Canal which proposition was agreed to-. The
| LEI Waad I'd
on Monday morning
Mr. BREsr called up The bill concerning officers elected by
ont vote Of The Houses OF the General Assembly e-
criyed from the House Of Delegates this morning with the
| communication
The question was or agreeing with the House to the
amendment striking the Captain and Leuenuns OF The
Public Guard. The Senate agreed thereto.
MIR. hlAsoE moved that The agreeing TO The House
amendment las abuvc econse!ed upon which propo
Eon Mr. BREST called The ayes and The vote wus
| as folluws:
Ayr.-Mcssrs Brent, Cowan, Deneas, Granham, Grea.
YER Layne, Martin, ii son. PIlman, Roger Shahds Tate,
| TnumpsIn-l3.
Campbell Crtigh, Daniel Dugas, Funston, sbel Mere.
dirh Muncue Parker, Saundes Shelley, Sherard stuart
Tabb Thomas, Which,
So the refused reconsider and the Captain and
FIRST and Second Licnienas OF The Pubic Guard were not
made elective by the General Assembly
TIE bill in relation 10 dn"ing being before ne senate VT
SAUNDERS moved substitute i"r tho frs section by whlch
The dsariiy would !ast for : years 49,
SIR KEGgR proposed FIJI the bans with '''arcei" Mr
SAr.pgas wiz, five; ana Mr. CAMPBELL with "srs-n."-
MT
The substitute wa. discussed by Messrs SAUNDERS MAE
IT'S snd 81 sux in favor, and Mr.. SHErFEy against. NJ
SHErFky III. ayes ard noes and the substitute failed
AYEs-sles,rs Barnett Braxton, Brent, Campbell Danlel
Drneale Funsren, Grammar. Martini Masvn Meredith
Saunders, Snackeliurd. Ward-l4.
Massachusetts Amber Basee, Brown Cowan, Creirh
Douglas aver Layne Moncurc Paxton, Pitman Roger
SheFey, Sherrad, Stuvn Tubb, TATE Thomus Thompson
Siuart-2l
air. MsaEDIrn proposed 10 strike the word military
20 as ~ relieve them Of the disability This proposition
discussed BY Messrs. MEREDITH, REaER ana STUART
lost.
The bill then passed.
On mutton If Mr.. DouGLAs-Resolrcd, That the com
mtre u Courts of Justice, b: instructed 10 enquire Into
the proprieiy amending the laws Tor the punishment
dueist their aters and uhrnrs, substitute n0
imprisonment in the Jail for that prescribed
IN the Code Of Virginia
MIR BRrST offered joint resolution. making Thursday
next the time for election Of officers DC. Lies
dav.
Mr. FuSsTsN presented the petition Of citizens of Win
chester and Frederick roHntiss relation The laws regl
laring the sale of ardent spirits Likewise mtmora!
the Winchester and Potomac ltni! Road Cumpany.
On motion Of Mr.. SEAcKEtFJRD The Senate adjourned
MoSbAY. May "a 1852.
/ HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
communication received from the Senate that they
had passed various bills.
Mr. RoglSsoY of r., from the committee of Courts OF
Justice repu without amendment Sena bill ding
for The compensation OI Tie Clerk Of The Senate committee