Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-14

OF the law to deliver any such newspaper book or othe
paecatoo whether written printed from their ofce.
TO any person 10 whom u be directed a. such con
duet on their part will DO regarded circulation o.
such paper or book. tE 80
q That whereas under the cover and disguise Of pur
SUNG peaceful occupations, many dangerous ci.sare
from the Northern States have trayesed this State a.
ereiy Installing their nsurrcct passions into ,hs
minds Of our slaves We advise his Exceency the Gov
ernor . require our justices Of the peace and other
peace officers to all strangers from non.lavehold
ing States eanvasng this State vendors of merchan
ss or SnS0ss Tor 'he sale OF the same, lecturers,
ever to be subjected the strces scrutiny; and when
ever upon such scrutiny suspicious
attach to any such persons they DO placed under bonds
to Keep the peace and observe the laws of this State
and for failure to give the required bonds TO be con
nned IN close prison. as persons dangerous the peace
s. That his Excecncy, the Governor be requested 10
scnd copies OF the foregoing resolutions Senators
United States and to his Exceency, the Governor of
the State Of Virginia.
| Rrroxrs COMMITTEES
The following bills were reported by the respective
| Mr.. RUTHERFORD from
Courts II Jastes.-Adverse to the petition of Thomas
| Winn, Tor the pardon of Coppie
| Mr. CHRISTIAN from
Schools and Coiieses.-Incorporatin Union Female
! College In Danvile.
| Making appropriation to the Deaf Dumb and R;,d
| Institution at Staunton.
The Chairman OF the Committee on
Gdi"'.-Reportcd bills, for the relief Of Marus p.
For the compensation of john Rady
| For the relief OF Stephen Shinu
/ For the establishment of n Board of Claim.
The Chairman of the Committee on
Militia Ldns.-Asked for leave TO send for nersons
and papers desiring have the aid of the best military
By Mr. HARBOUR from tho Commi,,s TO-. o was granted
| Findnec--Alowing the Sheriff of JefIer,.a ,onser
time within which 10 nav In an. :. $1,000 ~ a., .ouse'
The rule was suspended and the b, ress ,h e
eond times and ordered to its eugrossment
lie also presented report adverse to the proposition
! January had been hxed for ,,ons;do.;n ,s Iu
Law. s '"0 iA'e"'e
He also presented n resoIu,o, of ;,o,;,, ;,,. a..
e.pedency of increasing the salary of the Auditor of
Public accounts. " '-' 1A1u''o' VI
Mr.. MONG made a report from the speei.l COMMITTEE.
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS rrc
BY Mr.. CHAPMAN-of VIM Erskine for the removal
phur Springs. " '"' 'A' ''''
BY Mr.. WII.SON-Of Geo J. Purtic tia, ..r,.i,
deed Of trust by him be set aside of citizens
OF Hardy for the formation OF new county
phur turnpike company, asking for aid. Jaw ''"
BY Mr.. TAYLOR-Of citizens of I,nal;. .L,. =. :,
furnished with arms:
BY Mr. WALLACE-of citizens of MononpaIia prav
ing for the incorporation of Bank - ~
by Mr.. WATSON-Or VIM II Sincls,on and o,h..,
for an appropriation to build railroad through North
by Mr. RIvES-Of citizens of Prince Georrs 70 nrs
vent Illegal traffic with slaves
By Mr. FARRELI-Or oni..rs Of ,L ,,,.I n
praying a change in the place of traning oec.r
BY Mr. CLAIBORNE-A petition relating 10 the com
mere OF the State. favoriug direct trade
BY Mr. NEwToN-The proceedings of n m..,;n, os
citizens in Hanover relative TO tho Haroa' - s. "
siou. "
Bv Mr. ROBERTSON-oC Can, s.0,,o, r.. c.
pcrnendent OF Public Buildings asking for sp nere Su
OF salary o. s ''' a." i'''"se
BY Mr.. sAUNDERs-of the First Regimen, of yolun.
RESOLUTIONS ' or Iscunr
of the Large in continuation Of the former
series ending in 1908.
BY Mr. JoNES-Of manufacturing powder in the
State.
BY Mr. DUCHwALL-or forming a new county on,
of Hardy -" '0N"' ou'
by Mr.. CRANE-of constructing turnpike in Ran
by Mr.. H0PKINS-of authorizing the yirvipi. and
Kentucky railroad to extend their line in certain d
diree ion
additional constable in each district of that county
By Mr. FLEMING -Referrins Ia o,;' r T. ,
message relating to schools and Colleges to the approp
ate committee
BY Mr.. LoCKRIDGE-Of establishing a Bank in Pa
cAhon!as county;
est of the Wheeling bonds guaranteed by the state
BY Mr.. GARRETT-Of repeating sections 25 and 20
By Mr.. MAGRUDER-of authorizing Albemarle to
construct an Armory ~
BY Mr.. PHELPS-of, releasng to Wood and Pleas
ants county the nterest of the State in turnpkes in said
county.
by MI. BSBIE-Of allowing We ses TO fasten 10 buoys
owned by the United States in the waters of Vrg;ni
BY Mr.. RANDoLPH-of increasing the capital stock
of Weston and West Union Turnpike
By Mr.. KEaPER-of cxempting from distress or levy
rhle other irearm TO each ctizen of m.
wealth
oil Ihe Code;
ny Mr. kEEN-Of providing public Armory In Dam
NIe' -
By Mr. McGEHEE-0f disseminating Morton's Ferry
III Cnaflotte
by Mr. BALL-Of allowing garnishees in attaehm emit
the per diem and mileage of witnesses.
BY Mr.. FROST-Of Increasing the c.r;,,I alto l. NJ D.
'ens"ood Turnpike Company.
By Mr. HOFFMAN-Of amending 80 sec of III chan.
oil tue Code.
By Mr. CARPER-Of amending sec II, Of chap 10
OF the Code. - "
by Mr. TURNER-Of increasing the capital stock of
the Chenille and Richie turnpike COMPANY
by Mr.. LOCKE-Of constructing a turnpike in JeTer-
sou. "
By Mr. PHELPS-Of constructing n turnpike in
Ritchie.
By Mr. PRICHARD- Corr,ir, = r. o, -, -