The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-04

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3,oriinu1ilni No. ~ 1ha c4tonsIfn Of ~ Flo
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shc hoVsrGs Lick 1SpillY sompiny IS ertssS
theis nd ID Mount ya6nsos IN ths NansSsea Gap
Road
By Mr.. HI tt-Relative 70 increasing tho stock
of the Aicxandria, Lnudoun and Hampshire Rail
road for the purpose % completing said road the
cpsl fields III HIS npshire = 9A sFI.1fA I'll
NY MI. -Isciativctoa Turnpiksf Hlscksss
burg. In Montgomery, 70 FincAstle, in Botetours.
/ by Dir. Dejarnett--Relatiye to reepenng the
navigator Of the MattAponi on thetwo and three
ffths principle, from ylettes 10 somo point ct OF
near Guinea's depot, on ths Fredericksburg Rail-
road M ~ sst8 *as4 Is ssfss ~ s45ssg, Is 81
section Of the act incorporating the North Western
Virginia Railroad Company, and an act passed g3d
February, 81 amending the same.a assa 80 IA
BY Mr.. Carier-Relatiye to reporting Senate
Bin No les, of the last session, authorizing the Up
peryilie and Manassas Gap Plank Road Company
! to increase their capital stock.
BY Mr.. Vanorsdali- Relative to . charter for .
Turnpike from the Berkley and Hampshire Turn
pike, near McIntyres Mill to some point on the
Baltimore and Potomac Road 81 sss ID
BY Mr. Brannen--ints the expediency of Turn
pike from the Weston and Gauley Bridge Road,
| near Romines Mill, in Lewis, to the Buekannon
and Little Kanawha Turnpike. - ii
BY Mr.. Nottngham-for the extension Of the
Lewisbnrg and Marlin bottom Turnpike to some
point on the S;aunton and Parkersburg Road, East
Of Greenbrier River, In Pocahontas
By Mr.. Thomas-nto the expediency of o Turn
| pike Road from the mouth of Big Kanawha to in
| terseet the James River and Kanawha Turnpike,
near Mud River. in Cabell. $50 sEs fsaA Fl
| 1917 ~ I BANK IN RICHMOND. z8 b
On motion of Mr. Elyson the Committee on
| Banks were instructed to enquire into the expe-
diency of incorporating bank in the city of Rich
| mond, styled the Bank of Richmond, with capital
of not less than $780, 600 nor more than 81 100000
| On motion of Mr.. ElIyson, tho same committee
were instructed to inquire into the expectancy of
| incorporating the Virginia Savings Bank in Rich
mond. Sci.
| On motion of Mr.. Hardy, the Committee of
/ Courts of Justice were instructed to Inquire into
| expedency of authorizing the voluntary enslave-
| ment of Araminta Francis, woman OF color,
emancipated by the late James g. Richardson OF
Lunenburg.
| GA motion of Mr. Lee, Resolved That the Com
| mite of Finance enquire into the oxpcdiency OF
| refundng sum of money to John Lsrmand =
On motion of Mr.. Hardy, the same committee
was instructed to inquire into the expediency of
| refundng sum OF money to Paul A. Farley. of
| Lunenbnrg q, .7-7FT Et -
| Leave was granted to Mr.. rutherford to with
/ draw the petition of j. III. Smith, administrator of
Isaac Holmes and the same was ordered to be re-
/ ferred -at .5 ss4tr-s.%4 FL ses &
| On motion of Mr.. Paul the committee of C. of
j. was instructed to inquire into the expediency of
cedng the jurisdiction and exeInpting from taxa
| ton by this State, certain lots in Wheeling, pro-
posed to be purchased by the u. States for the
| erection of a Court House and Custom House.
| On motion of Mr. Carter, tho Speaker was rep
quested to invite the ministers of the different re
81 usdenominations to open the daily sessions Of
| the House with prayer. S. 3' =" -2.a- p
On motion of Mr. Ellyson, the Editors and Re-
porters of the city press were assigned seats with
| in the bar to report the proceedings.
On motion of Mr.. Spiller,' the Speaker was au-
thorized to appoint two pages to attend upon the
| House at the usual compensation PAS 80
| On motion of Mr.. Pendleton, the House deter
mined when it adjourned to adjourn until IL O'Clock
tomorrow, and every day until otherwise ordered
| On motion of Mr.. Pendleton the House adjourned.