Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22

George, and the cities Of Petersburg and Norfolk shall hr
the second district. Federal population 1862.
The counties Of rowIatan, Chcsterei Amelia Prince
| Edward, Nutt"wuy, DnwiLc, Charlotte I.untni.nG2
Mecklenbury and brunswick, shall be the third district
| Federal population 9a 269
The city of Richmond and the counties Of Caroline. on.
lisa, Hanover. New Kent, Charles city, Goochand AMI
lIanro shall bc the fourth district. Fedora! poruis t,
| 81 Cos
Tho city Of Alexandria and The counties Of Fan.x
Prince William, Fanqler Stafford, King George, Kappa
hannock Cnlpcper Madison, Ofan.c nni Spntt<y ma
shall be the fifth district Federal population 100 lS5
The counties Of Albemare Greene, F!nva"nn, Nelson
Amherst buckingham Cumberland Appomatt"A and Cinur
bc shall sixth district. Federal population 5i6i
The counties Of Bedford franklin, Patrick, Henry llt.
syrania and Halifax shall be the seventh district Frta
population 95 256.
ARiSGpus AND pATroSsvlLLE TuRSpIxE
MIR TATE moved 10 take up the bill 10 extend the lin"
for constructing the Abingdon and Pat"nsvl Turnpike"
Mr. AMutEn resisted this proposition III order that he J
y Bill might be considered. Mr. A. dcmann9 the AMI
noes H. Mr.. TATE proposed substitute for tile whole bill
which agreed 10, and, amended, passed ayes 81
noes 5.
THE JuRY BILL.
Mr.. AMHLER made another rliur ID get up the Jury Bill
The Senate Tcnscd-aycs IL, noes IL.
coMMlssioSERs'
Mr. BRAxToN called Tor the unfinished business the I'm
concerning Commissioners AMI Collectors nl The Rcrrnu".
The Sh section under consideration.
Mr. STANDS proposed Ia amend by sraing out the words
whether due not, and insert due II ngtrr.!
The ninth section was then read as follows:
Incomes.
He slull ascertain each person residing III his
district the amount ." his income in during tho
preceding ll: first day February, (ovcr and
hundred dulaIS,) in consideration of dis.
charge al any office employment In the scrv'r oi
this state otIer tlan that an officer =" government
ccivn. salary oi the treasury OF any the United
STAIRS in consideration oi The israr@r =" any office
.mp pyncnt IN the service al any corpDraon ccard hy
this any other State in Ihr ol any company,
firm person. eycer, where the service IS that i minister
OF the Gospel or is nc"i labor in mechanic arr trade
hlnicrait or manufacture.
Mr. SnErrEr proposed IL amend hy striking ont The 500
exemption Agreed To-
Mr.. ReaER proposed farther 10 skr out from The won!
"in' in the filth line, down IL the word "pefson"
the third line from the end al the section Intrusive R"
| leceh
Mr. SmErrgy proposed strike the end Of
ton the words, " o is OF labor mechanic AIT
| trade, handicrait manufacture"
The proposition was advocated hy Mrssrs SmEprGy and
| SHAcKELroRp ana opposed by Mr.. BRESr.
The ayes and noes beng demanded by Mr.. hHE*r The
amendment agreed TO- follows
AyEs-M Mrssrs Barnett BASEL Bra>,on :nykin railtt
Cowan. Creigh, DcncaIr. Douglas, Funston Grnuham,
tircaver aync Martin, Mason, Moncnrc, Paxton, SHACK
rliurd, Stands, Shrrrad, Stova, Stuart, Tate. wade.
Ward, Winston, Wiicrr-27.
Nors Ambler, Brent, Daniel! Parker, pnan Sw r,nrY,
Thompson, Na,son-S.
MI SnrrrEy proposed to amrnd by insert nr in the h.nk
created by striking the 500 exemption, the wur,!s
where such Increase exceeds 500" This proposition
advocated BY Mc>srs WTcmEn aud SnEFrEr, AMI opposed
by Mrssrs. MAsoS aud WARp
Nj SmASps proposed 10 amend by making the sum SlVo
instead Of SOU
This was advocated by Mr. SmAcKELronn Mr. SnErrEy
demanding the eyes and noes the amendment r"ctd,
rs follows:
Avs Messrs Barnett, EassrI Bovkin carr, Gn:iah.
pcnealc Douglas Greavcr ls.".l Martini Mason Mon.
rurc Roger Saunders, Sackr!ord Sa;ds, Tate Wade
| Is.
| NoE.-Mrssrs Amber Baldwin Eraxrnn Brent, p,ni,l
nnslSn inl Parker, r. J. r.A.on r"'n !4Hd !s''"
EiS, sISv93gSi q iGsiSn, SrT,"Wl Wircher-2
| MIR WADE demanded the previous question On Nj. SnEs
rEy's amendment excmpin salaries 10 the amount o s-OO
The ayes and being demanded, the amendment WIS f"
rcleI, tulnws
Ca,lett Daniel Hail. Parker, Paxton shelley, Shenatl.
sweeney, Ia6b, lhonaS ihoihis"h WATSON, "'"s""'
Noss-Acssrs Barnett Bassc C"wan, Crrirh, p.nraIr.
Douglas, Funsen, Greavcr, lsbell aynr hlaIn Mas'n'
Pnan, Kegcr, Saunders, Shack"I'"rd, Stuart Tate Wade
II So the amendment, rejected
4 Mr. STovALL's not entered among The noes
Having voted in negaty he demanded The right {" "-
cord his vote.
Mr. SAuSpEGs moved reconsideration OF ne vote hy
which the amendment had been rejected. Agreed TO-
Mr. CATLgrT demanding the previous question, Mr. Shkr-
rEys amendment agreed la, ms follows:
Ayes-aessrs. Amber Baldwin, Braxton, Brent, B">kn,
ampbclI Catlr Daniel Parker, Paxton, SanndrIs Shit
FEY sherrnrd, smith, S'osa Sweeney, laoe; l""m's'
Thompson, Watson, White, Winston Wltchcr-23
NoEs-Aesss. Barnett, Bassel Cowa, CIc@i Drntal",
IFu"r"r Granlnam, Greave lsbell l'aynr Martin, Mrs"'
piman Rcgcfs "a"s, .r, %, ,I
WarL-20
9 Sir MA1os moved 10 amend the section make it
read 'lIe shall ascertain from each person residing III la"
district the of his income from whatever source
derived during the year preceding the first oi Ferna
ry when such income eScreds s2Ol except when the SER
wee is that Of minister of tho Gospel"
1 Mr. WArsox demanding the ayes and noes, the amend
) rnen rejected as follows
AyEs-Messrs. Martin, Mason-2
Noas-Messrs Baldwin. Barnett, BASEL, Eraxon Brent
Eoykn, CumpbeI CatIeIt, Cow0n, Daniel D'nr"I. Fun.
Eeger Shackclord Shans Shelley, Shrrrai, smith Stu
val Stuart, Sweeney, labh, Tat" Thomas, lhonps""
Wade Ward, Walson White Winston--3G
II Mr. WARD moved strike out the whole OF the ni"h
section The proposition sustained by Mcssrs NARp
aud TABB. and opposed by Mr.. WiTchER The ayes aud
noes being demanded The proposition 10 stkr "ht was "
AYss-Mcssrs Baldwin, Brent Eoykn, Cregh, Drn"'i',
Martin, Mason, Plmnn Rrgcr Shan,', ihbb. Ward H.
NoEs-aessrs. ErnXtou, Campbell lb"ngiaS, Ft's'n,
Gcavcr HILL lshell Moncurc Parker, Paxton S"nnIc'''
Shackrliud, Shelley, StovaII lntr, Thomas Watson" VA"
Mr. MAnrx proposed strike all the section after tn"
The aycs and noes being reguircd the amendment was
AYss- Messrs Campbell DcneaIe, Hall, I.brII, Iay"",
Martin Mason Piiman Roger Ward-lO.
NuEs hessrs Amber Barnett Baldwin, Brent h6ykin.
Cadet Douglas Funston Greavcr Moncun Parker Paxton
saunders Sharkciluri. Shanis, Shelley, Smith, S'"vai
lIabb, Tate Thomas, Thompson Wl'son Winston, Witch
cr-2i
On motion =" SrovAtL he bill passed by in ORDER 10
allow him oirr resolution asking " House OF 'rl.
gates the bill in relation 10 the Chesapeake hnl
Ohio Canal, which was agreed la.
Mr. r.nrsr moved that the Senate adjo'n, ana Mr. S"'Tn
"A ling the ayes and noes The Senate refused II n'ra
The tenth section WAS 'rn read ~ 'll"ws
| IuN bridges and ferries.
ferries i'm his district above nDIei dollars
cent suc az are exempt from tuxaon he shall be s"vtin
rd actual received where snrh toll h'idt"" '"A
ferries are rented or leased out Otherwise il" shall snake
uls estimate oi the valar.
on motion ol Mr. SaerrgY, the 500 exemption was
stricken out.
lie III then f:hd a inilnwS
| Incorporated .jIint SiGtk Companies
He shall ascertain the proper Officers u all ncJrro-
rated in stock c.npshlr, his district. except hlin- oil
circulation, and CuptnrS incorporated or purposes :"
internal improvement, the amount Of their thihtd h" IN
cIuiing that invested IN real estate slaves. ns"d riiy
rd invested in the business tor "ct s'c' c"hIhhes
were respectively Incorporated Their real cs'h az" S''e'
shall he Ilstei and ussc sscj, as in other ctsc+
The twelfth thirteenth, fourteenth ana 'icen s:c""7
were then agreed lo.
> On motion of Sir WITcHER the Senate a'ioHrned
IN the proceedings Thureday last tpnbi''ei IN od'hi
day s Enqucr) occurred which we hiaie" I" cor
rect While the Commissioners bill was under con=iera-
rion Sir Basel proposed nmenimen having ior s oD'
,c 10 take je,cei.ry from the list ni exempted articles
Ina r.pofrr inadvertently placed the name "l MI D"heaie
,uong The those genilemn who spoke hghs ,hs
nronosri,n This exactly wrong MIR Dehedic spoke
t.; f,o, NJ and voted for Mr. Rasels proposition. The