Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

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In THE SENATE, on Tuesday afternoon, the fol.
lowing House bills were read athird time and pass.
ed = ~ 80 - "a a.
To incorporate the Adelphian Society of Beth
any College; ~
f Authorizing the incorporation of a school of
high grade at Gray Sulphur Springs in the county
of Giles;
Declaring Big Indian Creek, in the county of
Monongalia, apublic highway;
For the relief Of VIM. Tabb;
Incorporating the United avings' Bank, in the
city of Richmond;
Incorporating the Bank of Giles, in the county of
Giles;
Authorizing subscription to the Wolf Creek
Turnpike .Company;S ~
incorporating the New Martinsyille and Proctor
turnpike Company; sAs7ae- 1890 % r
incorporating the Manassa Mining Company;
incorporating the Castleman's Ferry Turnpike
Company;
incorporating the Danville and Pig River Com
pany;
Manufacturing and Mining Company;
SAuthorizin inspection of apples and and sweet
phtatoes in the Isle Of Wight; and t''-
Concerning sales by officers of goods and chattes.
The SENATE, on Wednesday, in addition to
passing Congressional Apportionment Bill, passed
bills as follows: -Et
To authorize an increase of the capital stock of
the Hazel River Navigation Company-ayes 26,
| noes z. Nm 81 & s. N.a,E. -s.sE e
| To incorporate the Fish Creek Road Company
ayes 20, noes 8.
| To incorporate the Guyandotte Turnpike Com.
pany-ayes %, noes II. St'j5tA ft..2-le7
Concerning the Warrenton and Rappahannock
Turnpike Company-ayes 80, noes 9. j.
To incorporate the Pleasant Valley and Tunnel
ton Turnpike Company-ayes %, noes Il.
TnE SENATE, Thursday, receded from their
amendment to the bill fol- constructing Railroad
from Phllppi in Barbour county to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad So
A bill authorizing the Superintendent of the,
A1mory to lease the Boring Mill belonging TO the
Commonwealth, was passed; also -..-
| House bill to authorize Samuel Robertson and
George Steel, ST., to construct u Turnpike;
bill to constitute part of Appomattox river
| law full fence. e,.- So l.',-.a'H
"A bill TO amend the second section of chapter
| $50 of the Code; .f. s.-
a bill incorporating the Fayette county Coal
Mining and Manufacturing Company;
| bill requiring an oath to be taken and u bond
TO be given before license or certificate shall be
granted to retail ardent spirits;
A bill to incorporated the FIesland Copper Mining
Company; and
| A bill to place the real estate of the Virginia
Iron Works, in the counties of Ohio and Marshall,
upon the footing OF personal property.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, Ihursday.--The House
receded from their amendment to the amendments
of the Senate, to the act to incorporate the Fellows
willie Mining and Manufacturing Company.
The Congressional apportionment bill was taken
/ up with the mendments proposed by the Senate.
Mr.. Barbour moved that the House disagree TO
said amendments. Mr.. Jackson of Wood, demand,
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and che motion OF Mr. Barbour decided in the af-
firmative-ayes So, noes 81. A message was after
wards received from the Senate informing the
House that the Senate insisted on their amend
ments. The order oi the day then came up, and
the bill was laid OH the table.
| A bill TO incorporate the Rapid Ann Navigation
| Company came up as the order of the day and was
passed; also
| A bill TO incorporate the Winfield and Thomp.
sonvile Cross Roads Turnpike Company in the
county of Putnam.
| On motion of Mr Anderson, the House agreed
will, on Monday, the 4th day OF Apul'next at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, proceed TO the election Of Briga-
der General of the Second Brigade Virginia Militia,
Brigadier General William Lambert.
| On motion Of Mr.. Speed, the bill providing for
the removal of free negroes and muattoes fromthe
Commonwealth, was made the order of the day
for Saturday a. halfpast len O'Clock.
i Mr.. Martz, from the Committee of Claims, re-
ported, without amendment, Senate bill for the
relief of Christopher Conway and Lucy Harris,
heirs OF Lieutenant James Conway of the sixth
| Virginia Regiment in the army of the Revolution.
The bill concerning the assessment and collec-
ton of the public revenue came up as the unfn-
iSfed business
| On motion of MIR. Brooks the bill was amended
so as to exempt distilleries kept in operation as
long as four months in the year. On this amend
ment the House was occupied in lengthy discus
SION, and lothing further was done with the bill.
| uJ The following rich specimen Of highfalutiue,
is clipped from the New York Tribune. It is n