Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
HOUSE oF pELEGATEs.

FRIDAY, Jan. %, 1854.
communication from the Senate announced
me passage OF resolution requiring the Auditor
10 allow the delinquent land and insolvent list
| returned by the Sheriff of Wetzel. The Sneaker
expressed doubt as to the power of the Legisla-
ture TO obtain the object by Joint resolnton md
on motion of Mr.. Tomlin it was laid on the table.
Committees made reports.
Petinons were presented and appropriately re-
ierrea;-among them one by Mr.. White, OF citizens
OF Hanover county ngainstSthe construction oftb.
Short Road from Richmond to Charlottesyill.s hv
private company and in favor of aui horizinv The
Central Railroad to build it.
message fromth Senate announced the ms
sase OF OIL 10 pay the expenses OF the joint COM
in'sIee 10 examine the Bank of the Old Dominion
The Senate bill authorizing the construction Of
| another track by the Virginia Central Railroad
company was taken up
mr.. W hite moN ell an amendment empowering
james >. french, Chas. S. Morgan and others 10
construct the road should they raise certain s n,
OF money before the Central Railroad had raised
the same. ~ t"''>N
q. Alter bliefdiscussion of the amendment.
whole subject FoSsf''S s''s
The motion was debated at great length by
MesSIs. Anderson, Skinner, Patrick, Christian.
anu nss poMieT IN opposition, and Messts. VERIFY
Deah' mallory, and Carter of Fauquier in fayor Of
the motion. The question being put it was deci.
ded IN the affirmative as follows:
AfEs-Messrs. Barnes OF Maron, Bekem, Blake,
Browne OF King George. Burke, Carter of Lee and
- S"AtSt "a cauqule[, OaSSln, Choice Clark,
Cioptran, Collier, Coltrane, Craig, Crawford, Croc,
k K,., CIump, Cruchf.Id. Deane, D.jarnette,
DickenSon, Dorsy, Downing, Duncan, Dunn. Ed
wards Epes, Finney, Gailahue, Gntewood. Gravy
nahcock oil Wythe, Hancock of Chesterfield Hay-
mond. Hewett, Horner Kello, Kemper, Kirk patrick.
hnox, Laugh, Lee, Major, Mallory, Malone, Mar.
TN, Mason, Mckenzie, Miller, Moody, Morgan,
ratsons, Perkins, Reeze Richieson, Riddick !,
shannon, Shields, Shumate, Sinclair Spitler Sis.
pies, Tabb, Taylor Of Loudoun, Iiffney. Tomi,n.
weaver W haley, Whitehead, VERIFY, ZInn.-7l
ES-Anderson, Bass, Berne, Bogge, Brannon
outoru, Byrd, Campbell, Cheatham Christian.
Slaloorne. Cowart:n, Dawson, Dycle ElIysou,
Fowler, Given, Harvey, Hays, Holden, Jackson
Nee ho!ner, Mayo, Mcclure, McComas, McGuf
nm, Meadors, Meane, Minor, Moore, Patrck.
rayhe, FhareS, Powers, rice, Prince, Randolpli,
Renhick, rutherford, Seibert, skinner, Smith Of
hanaw ma, Sprinkle, Staples OF Patrick, Summers.
Ialoot, Ialiaferre Thomas, White, Wiiey-5l
90 the short road to Charlottesville was rejected.
Dullns the Jay an Intellectual effort was made
10 gel up the Senate resolution relative to remov-
ing The Medical department OF the University TO
nichmona and connecting it with the NJ edIcal
College here.
ISL OF February, no new matter shall be referred
10 Inc standing committees Of the House.
MI. 1omln moved 10 lay the motion on the tab
e' considering that even il the House adopted the
resolution 1t would be of no effect, as it could at
any time II deemed proper, reler what il pleased
| TO the committees.
Mr.. Smith stated that his reason for submitting
Inc resolution was thut the committees or that Of
hoads, a. least, had mor= business before them
man they can get through wth-instead of the
subjects before the Committee on Roads diminish
| ing lhey We're SteadIly increaS Ig.
The resolution was laid Gil the table
oh motion OF MIR. Jackson, the House adjourned.