Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-10

uEGucIdt SySLeIuOt GSIuuIOU SSuVOIS III GHC va
riouS counties OF The commonwealth.
THE INsPEcrlCN LAWS. +pl'
On motion Of AIT. BunduTani, It was
ResOIDed, That irquiIy be made into the exHe-
diencyof abolishng the inspection ofguono, lime,
and plaster, and of reducing tue charge for tue in
spection of flour.
The resolution was inadvertently omitted from
the proceedings yesterday.
POLICE up RICHMOND.
On motion of Mr.. EllYsOn, it was
Resotued That the committee on Courts ofJuS-
lice inquire into the expedlency Of authorizing the.
Council of the city OF Richmond 10 extend the po-
lice jurisdiction of the city over Hollywood and
lakewood Cemeteries.
EDUCATIONAL.
ReSOlOed. That so much oflhe Governors mes.
sage refers to Schools aud. Colleges be referred
10 the Committee on Schools. .s=r=.-s-s
=- THE CONSTITUTION. ra.- .l5i ai,.-z
On motion OF MIR. Powell. it was s9il5
Resoleed, Thatthe Clerk olthe House cause to
be printed 400 cOpiesOf the Constitution of the
State, lOr5the use Of the members thereof to be
prepared IN neat pamphlet form. "
JUSTICES OF TIIEPEAcE.
On motion of ar. Martin, it was
ResOLUed, That inquiry be made into the exre-
diency Of fixing by law limited sum for which
appeal may be taken from the Judgment ofa JUS
lice Of peace.
On r;oilou of Mr., Nicolson, it was
RssOtoed, That inquiry be made whether any
further legislation is necs ssary to define more pre-
clsely what is 10 be the compensation Of lnugis-
tEntes.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT To THE CODE. l. ri
The COminItlee0n Courts OF Justice were in-
StIuct to inquire into the exp=diency Of the fol-
lowing propositions, introduced by the gentlemen
named.
ByNIt. Da5ney; or amending tile 9Th section of
the l64th chapter Of The Code
BygA-r. Greeory-Of amending the Sd section OF
1881 chapter of the Code.
D,, A..
section OF chapter I59 Of the Code, TO limit the
period in which action may be had against the
securities of COnstauieS, III their official bonds, TO
1--we years.
BY MT. Spady-Of amending the Sd section Of
Chapter go, SO rs 10 authorize county aud corpora
ton Courts to grant ordinary icence at their quar-
lerly and monthly terms without requiring ma
iorlty OF the acting Justices 10 be present.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
The Committee on r ads, &C., was instructed
to enquire into the exrrdlenry Of various PROPOSE
Hons, to vii:
by MIR. B.rd-Of extending The Franklin and
Mutterey rurupiket to the Warm Springs.
BY MI. Carper-OI road State account,
from Huttonsvllle TO the Buckhannon aud Little
Kanawha Turnpike, at OF near J. j. Bu:r's farm,
UPshur county.
by Mr.. George-Of bridge over Flint Run, in
Dottldge county, ami Bridge over Meroy creek,
in Tyler county.
by Mr.. Brannon-Of road from Weston TO
PhiIippi. $50
BY SIr. Kee-of extending the Circlesyille and
franklin Turnpike Road, on State account, from
CirclesvIe to Beverly. -p y afaI9a d,
BY Mr.. Cnruthe,s-Of Matchmaking that por-
ton Of the Alorgsntown anu bridgeport Turnpike,
lying between MOrgantown aud PaIaIine.
BY Mr. Daniels--Oi appIopratlng $4,000 for
the completion of that pLrtun Of the Beverly and
AIOrganiOwn Turnpike, from Sol YeagerS, in the >
county of Barbour, 10 the d. & o. r. H., Pres.
ton.
BY Ar Nottingham--O road from Stevius Ca
binsio SumneESvIle. p IN Is. $500 l. < a..
By Mr.: BoIemau--of {; road from Ripley, in
Jackson, 10 GIaysville, III Wood. d..
BY Mr. Hays--Ofa turnpikeroad from the Gill
ton, III the county of Kanawha. Eag
~ MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS. Gla
The appropriate committees were Instructed 10
inquire INTO the exledency OF yaIious proportions
to wit: s 54Fasi s-.l -l.s.s.-7S
BY ALr. Taylor: of increasing The capital stock
OF the Alexandra Flour Allll company.
by Mr.N Own. of requiring tile judgments obs
ia ined before single justice to be urued toIhe-
clerks office OF his county, and the clerk 10 issue
an execution thereon directed 10 the constable of
said County.
By Mr. Holiday: of extending the term for hold
ing the circut court for Marsha county, from the
l4thotlNlaY and OciOhet iii each year, 10 the 25lh
days Of SAID mouths. Is -. -l.fi7I--iJ,=J -
BY Mt. Hobbs: OF tefulling TO Geo. w. Smell
hngs, ShenG OF Chesterfield county, the suniUE.
s6ili4. enormously paid into the Treasury ofthe
BY 4lr. Y atson: OF providing, more eTsctualIy
for executing the laws pgalusl the taking OF oys
tets by nonresidents. 81. ea 5ss .-... ~, ysiJT
By Mr., Jones, oil Gloucester: . OF chartedngt.
the Baltimore and West Point Steam Packet COM
pany. -.r.,, - --s..7.r,-.--
...(--.s.rf PETITIONS rREsExrkD: s-s.,,-
Petitions from various sources were presented
by the Delegates named, aud appropriately re.
ferteG:
By Mr.. Ellyson: orc. D. Yates in regard 10 !,
warming the capitol with steam. To- et4att fAflf
.BytLe same: OF DR.. Jas Bolton, askirg,the re-
lmbuISement oil hn= of 1862 paid by hmm III CON-
ssquenceOf his future 10 attend tile CircuiCourt
as witness in cast ofwEich he atfirms that he
knew nothing, except by liearsay. = .. 49,.
BY MI Frost: For the formation OF new coun- d,
~ out OF parts KaHawha, Gilmer and Jackson
counties: Icy 3
BY Mr., Boreman: For the repeal of the resiric-v
tons u pom the N. w. Virginia Railroad. company
BySAlr.. Seldom: OF 4. S. Coats for relief from
thesiu1pa sition OF a fine. 80 - %
By.Mt. Bass: OF E. g., Mechanism, Commis-
sOnsr oERoauoke county, for extra compensation.
BYAlr mays: or citizens of kIncu<tte, for sa-
wings bank. ...l1
fSy Mr. daniels: For bridge across Chratriver.a
By AI. Dsane: For a change of the charter of
the Pitts. lvona turnpike. authorizing railroad in-
ByMr. Thoaas: For modifying on PocataIico
bridge. : = ., -
BY Mt. Dickinson. of c: For an Incense ofths
capital stock otthe Wilson Creek and and South
Fork turnpike company. ~
OPENING OF TnE ELECTION RETuSNs,essfs o
On motion OF Mr. TomIin, 1t was ,s,llasHssat q
Redirect Tliatthe House and Senate [if the
Senate agree threto) will proceed, at c'eF6ek this
day 10 open the returns for the election Of Cow
eTnor,- LII Governor and Attorney General; and
count the votes. +. = a.,
Attic hour indicated, the Senate having con con:
CURED IN the resolution. the Speaker, in the press
ence OF the lnemL both HoIss delivered the
returns Of each Senatorial District 10 the senator
andtdelegateS REPRESENTING the same, who are 10
deliver to the clerk generil stdtes
ment ol the. 1eSultin each district These sfaie-f
meRts will be referred 10 committee of one from
The Senate and one from the. House, who Shall add
up the entir. vote for Governor, 1t. Governor and
AttoIRsys GsneEaI, and The SPea OF the HQuSef
81 Delegates shall announce The result; aud de.
Glaze. VITO Is elected t--ey .7H
TN motto NOT Alr. Holden, the House Adj,f.f IA q
On .I<..lf y Shr ss'iS HI HaJiTlJ