Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-17

Company Senate bills the Protestant EoIsco
pal theological Seminary and High School virgnisi re.
so much OF an act passed January 1876 as
ished the town Of Bridgeport In the county o arrIson
no 70 increase me capital stock OF the Norfolk City Gas
tain lands. ~ w 's'
DR. IS; Sal.a. from the Committee Banks reported ss-
ing department in tho Treasury Department
Mr. IHoMPsoS from the Committee on Agriculture. &c.
reported Senate bill 10 amend end consolidate the West Co.
lnmbia and Cincinnati, and West Columbia Mining nd
Manufacturing Company.
RESOLUTIONS OF enquiry proposed by
a:; {, aoD-lncorporang The Kings Creek Mnsrg
ana nlanuiactufing Company, in Hancock county
Mr.. snAc1ELFonD- Authorizing subscription on the p,,,
oi m s State to tho copal.ock of the McGateysvile and
ko Turnpike Company.
MIR. BARSETT-Incorporalin The Oliver and Preston In
sutrte In the county Of Montgomery.
mF CAMrsEiL-!ncorporating bank upon the indepen.
dent State stock principle with capital stock of $1,000
located in the town of Farmville.
Mr. PAaKER-Repeaiing the law requiring the Inspection
rance Compsny Of ,e city CT pSSrloE t''0
Mr. HAsRIs-Amenasog the charter Of The Central Bank
BY 70 enlarge As o DHas'0s 'Hs soGs
kANDoLpH, PAXTON and REoEQ.
Mr.. McKENNEY-For the establishment of line OF
steamboats, between Norfolk and fredericksburg and other
points on The Chesapeake Bay and It's tributaries Commit
tee: Msssrs. MckEsSEY, PARKER aud OtD.
Mr. BALDWIN proposed The following resolutions
Resolved That The Senate will on Monday next and
each succeeding day thereafter take from half altor
2 o'clock in the afternoon ,ill4 o'clock in the afternoon
On motion of Mr. CATLErT the resolution was laid on tho
table-ayes 20 noes l3.
mr THOMPSON presented the memorial Of the committee
OF the Medical Society OF Virginia. praying the passage of
law requiring the vendors OF secret notrums 10 put print,
ed label in English each package stating the ingredients
Of which it is composed Laid on the table.
Mr. CAMPBELL presented the petition Of 70 citizens Of tho
county OF prsyns that certain slaves enancpa
William boswell ao their master
The bill providing for the suppression OF the circulation
currency Of OF less denomination five doaG
came up as the unfinished business.
The question was on the adoption Of substitute proposed
by Mr.. JOHNSON.
The substitute gives the banks authority 10 Issue notes of
less denomination than FIVE dollars.
The ayes and noes being Icquited the substitute
ieced, az follows:
AYES -Messrs. Baliwin, Barnett Creigh. Hall, Irving,
Johnson Marshall, Mckinney MulIn Tazswel Thomas
Tsrncr, Wade West, White Winston, Witcher-l7.
HoEs-Messrs. Anbler B.awuer Brawner, Brsxtou,
Campbell, Catle, Chapman, Deneaie, Douglas, Funsten
Granham, Harris Jones Layne Logan Moncure, od Par
SteenrOd, Stuart, ThOmpson-26.
Mr HARRis moved that the vote be econsidered by which
qurng the imprisonment Of party failing TO pay the fno
imposed by The act.
that motion.
The substitute having failed equivalent, 10 con.
currence tho part OF the Senate In egatd the BILL
Mr. THOMAS moved that the bill and amendments be iude
fnitey postponed.
On this proposition Mr. DEsEALE demanded the previous
Tues and Mr. CATLETT the and The Senate
telused 10 indefinitely postpone, as fqllows
AyEs-hessrs Baldwin, Barnett, Creigh, Hall, Johnson,
Marshall, McKenney. Mulin, Tazwell Thomss Turner.
Wade, West, White, Winston WItcher-l6.
NoEs-Messrs. Amber, Brnwner, Braxton, Buswel,
Campbell Catle Chapman, Deneale, Douglas, Funseu.
Gran,ham, Harris Jones' Layne Logan. McDearmon. Mon.
cure, DID, Jr Parker Paxton Roger Shackeford Shands,
Smith. S,eenrod Stuart Thompson--27.
Mr.. DENEAtE moved that the be reconsIdered by
which tho substitute Of Mr.. JOHNSON rejected.
Mr. THOMAS with the desire Of having the friends of the
bill on the record favOrng the proposition Of Mr. JoHs-
SON, called the ayes and Noes
MIR. SHAcxElroRD said the Senator's side would be found
opposed to the bill on the reconsider.
The roll was called ed AZ out part oil the bill In relation
Un motion Of Mr. CAMPBELL the Senate adjourned.