The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-29
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sIess ~ s may ss able cary & thFoash = do
sand da., sae 5ssfs will appropriate syen a6 thou
be don = ,h;aS M give q. chance to : whst can
one viii 50 thai ksse hsa n.vs maid = z fsrs
thsn New York; and you viii se o.h., lat.rs = ss
letter from ehyist that sons o. 81 tss ore hsd one
PEI which lost and the letter th,f -
my farm IL ia faro below what t. mnsr.ls I. upon
would not take IT. There 10 seven other nis..s A.
psnaes nine and IL greasss me 10 thinf tha
appropriate Is thousand dollars st least ~ 70
tDk you viii do rong to give SO thonsana All. z.
would DO to snd sss pssi .ss r. o s
wnen a ne was here He was from New Haven. Conf.
cnf sent oy Fro. Siliiman My minor sayps that Il
done BY warter power, right at the spot; ana Be-
to comense IN this way, would be bound 10 ri r.
the lode and the rich deposit. There s one of the
got the soft green carbonet from, and have hsd Il
sniised and the yead was u per 1t is imposi
Die 70 tell the vast amount Of welth ia the county
| OF Cuipeper Well now, gentlemen, to increase the
welth In the county State would it not increnss
the Revenewa am 50 ignorant am not cauable m
ors You nnss y e s ss. There
and spelling There can't be ANYTHING done witbont
CONNIE nent, and do hope to be the instrumeu,
gentlemen. my prayer il that we all may meet IN
Heaven, there TO praise God and the lam forever i
the prayer Of your unworthy servant, ss7
The reading of the letter caused much merr,
ment in the House-indeed, it was the only event
OF the day to relieve the general dnllnes that
vailed In the body, In which quorum was with
difficulty maintained-so many members being
attracted by the debates on the Parsons bf in the
Senate. Mr.. Hudson was referred as he desired
s2 5@ HOUR OF MEETING
| On motion Of air. NowLIS the House resolved
| hereafter to meet at IL o'clock each day
"a = ~ IMMIGRATION.
| On motion of hir. FLOYD the committee of A gri
culture, &c, was Instructed to inquire into the ak
pedieacy OF incorporating company to encourage
| Immigration ,s-ss
80 aii4-' ORDER OF BUSINESS
On motion Of Mf. WEST, 1. was resolved Ina
alter the presentation of petitions and resolutions
one hour should be devoted each day to readin.
| bills on their frs and second reading.
Resolutions Of inquiry &C., were offered, adopt
| ed and referred: viz By Mr.. DEANE, referring
paper sustaining the peti ton of Henry j. Brown
| by Mr. RuTHERFooRD, of authorizing tenants fol
life of real estate to make improvements thereon
By Mr.. WRfGE.r, of exempting from taxation sill
yer the result of premiums taken at Agriculture
L ANDERSON, Incorporating com
pany under the style and title, of the " Western
| Virginia Lumber Agricultural and Mining Asso
ciation,p in Wyoming and TazewelL BY MI
| BoREMAN, of increasing thecapital of the branci
| OF the North Western Bank of Virginia, at Par
| kersburg. BY Mr.. DOYLE, of authorizing tn
| County Court of Kockbridge to loan to the Mort
| River Navigation Company sum not exceedin
/ $4,000. BY Mr. GEORGE, of Turnpike Roa
| from New Martinsville, in the county of Wetze
to Middlebourne in Tyler. BY Mr.. SEGAR, of re
/ in To s. al iUht af
Commonwealth to certain lands by him held in til
county of Elizabeth City. BY Mr.. EARLY, of Ii
cooperating Gas Company at Charlottesville an
the University. BY Mr. THRIFT. of incorporasin
| "the Woohngton Exploring and Mining Comps
| NY in the counties Of Fairfax and Loudoun.
4 Id I'll seEi sea PETITIONS. 3N3 e~se ~
Petitions were presented and appropriately r,
1 erred: -
others against making Staunton river q Iawfl
l fence. By Mr.. BURwELL of b., a similar petitio
| from G. G.. Saunders and others. By Mr.. GRAZ
| MER, of citizens of Wheeling and Ohio county fe
a turnpike from Wheeling to the mouth of Shol
Creek on the Ohio. BY Mr.. EGGBoRg, of sundr
persons for the extension of the limits of the tow
| of Fairfax. By Mr.. LANGFITT, of citizens
| Brooke for right of way to the Steubinville Ra
| Road. By MIR. THOMAS Of w, of sundry either
for a road from the Cedar Greek turnpike, nes
! the Old Forge to Bucktown By Mr.. Cox, of cit
| zens of Henrico against the extension of the imi
| of the city of Richmond
Bills were considered in their early stages
An Intellectual attempt was made by Mr.. SMIT
| to make the Covington and Ohio Railroad bill ii
| order of the day for Monday next. In the cour
of the brief debate upon it, Mr.. GARsETT state
| that the report of the Committee of Finance, 9
| the finances of the State, would be made to Il
| House the present week.
| Mr.. STAEARD made motion for a new rule, d
claring that a motion for committee of confe
encc should take precedence as privileged que
tion over the question Of agreeing or disagreeir
with an amendment of the Senate.
The SPEAKER stated that since his decision Z
Saturday, that motion for a committee of confe
ence was not one Of privilege, he had given the su
ject closer examination, and changed his opinio
1t was clearly priyedged question: and therefo
the amendment proposed by Mr.. STANARD, wou
Il be unnecessary . b$sts
Mr.. s. withdrew his motion, expressing his sat
faction at the decision of the Speaker.
On melton of Mr.. CHRIsTIAN, the House a
journed ~ ssssxazges xFsssk