Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIpA9, Feb.53, 1854.
An engrossed bill to authorize the Danvile and
Wy,heyille Turnpike Company to construct a
branch of their road, WINS taken mp, with amend
mendment proposed thereto by the Senate, and the
question being put on agreeing TO the nmen0ment,
il was decided in the affirmative.
The resolution for the election of certain officers
OF government l,y the General Assembly, was tn
Ken up, with the amendment thereto, proposing
to insert the words .tPublic Printer the
luton, and, the question being put on the said
amendment, 1t was determined in The affirmative.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolution was offered:
BY Mr.. Daane: That the Printer of the House
be Instructed to furnish 900 extra copies of the
Thirty Eighth Annual Report of the Board OF Pub
lie Works, and the report of the engineer accom-
pans lug said Report for the use of the members Of
AbilI to incorporate the Medical College OF Vir-
gnia being the special order of the day was ia
up, and thereupon Mr.. Tomin proposed substir
tute therefor; which, on his motion was ordered 10
be printed, and tt e bill and substitute were laid N
the table and made the order of the day for Monday
| uext, at 10 O'Clock. t3l7'5-4
An engrossed bill to provide for the completion
| If the Coyington and Ohio Railroad being the I'M
finished business of yeste rday, was tnken up, and
thereupon oton was made by Mr.. Taylor, OF
Loudoun, ~ suspend the rules, with view TO re-
consider the vote by which the said bill was order
ed 10 be engrossed and read third time; and the
question being put, was determined IN the mega
tive; ayes So, noes 4S. 4t'ai7 s e a"'-
The question occurring on the passage OF the
bill, the roll was called with the following result:
AYEs-Messrs.- Ande rson, Barrett, Bass, Berne,
Browne of King George and Stafford, Buford, But
ion, Carter, Christian, Couch, Cowardin, Crock
cit, Crump, DejaInetie, Dorsey, Elyson, Fowler,
Given, Hardy. Kee. Kemper, kirkpatrick, Koiner,
Lee, Mallory, Martz, Mason, Mayo, Mcclure, Nc
Cumas, McGuliin, Mckenzie, Meadors, Meem,
Morgan, Morrison, Nottingham, Parsons, Patrick,
Payne, Price. Prince. Rutherford. Selhert, SKIN
ner, Smith of Brooke aud Hancock, Smith OF Ia.
nawhs, Sprinkle, Staples of Patrick, Staples of
Montgomery. Stevens. Taylor OF Rockbri.ige, Fay
lor oil Loudoun, Thoma Tiffany, Vinson, Wal
lace, Whaley, Whitehead, .Miley-6l.
NoEs-Messrs. Barus of Marion, Barnes of Tag
well, l,ekein, Blake, Boyle, Burks, Carter of Lee
and Scott, Cheatham, Cherry, Choice, Clarke,
Clopton, Collier, Coltran, Craig, Crawford, Cutch-
field, Dsane, Dickenson. Downing, Duncan, Dunn,
Dycle, Edmunds. Ely, Epes, Kinney, Galllhue,
Garrett, Gatewood, Gibson, Graveley, Hancock
Chesterfield, Hay loud, Holden. Howell, kello,
Knox, Laugh, Lul,tun, Malone, Martin, Miller,
Minor, Moody, Moore, Perkins. Power, Randolph,
Reese, Riches IN, Rdd ok, SiannJn, Shields, Shu-
mute, Sinclair, Seuthai., Spiiler, Summers, rabb,
Taliaferro, Tomlin, Weaver, White, Woodhouse,
Yerby-e9.
The Speaker SAID. The hill not having const-
tutioua majority,
Resokped, rLat the same be rejected. 1ys
IA mess .ge was received from the Senate, sta
ting that they had passed AZ Bill 10 incorp- rate
the Alexandra and Washington City Railroad
Company.
Also, That they had passed an act TO increase
The capital stock of the Norfolk and Petersburg,
Railroad Company, and 10 authorize the Board Of
Public Works TO subscribe for three-hfths of the
same. e-tt