The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

NlOAI, eO. ~, lSoU.
The Speaker, Mr.. CkurCHri1Lp, called the
House to order at II A. M. Prayer by the
Rev Mr. SEELEY, of the I'd Baptist Church.
The following bills were passed
Bills PdsSed.-PToviding for the prompt pay
ment of the guaranteed bonds of the Chesa-
peake aud Ohio Canal, with a Senate amend
ment; increasing The capital stock OF the Ma.
nassas Gap Railroad Company, and auth,r-
izipg a subscription thereto by the Board ot
Public Works; Incorporating the Biacksburg,
Catawba Greek and Fincastle Turnpike Com
pany.
Balls Reported The following bills were re-
ported from appropriate committees, viz
Amending 9th chapter Of the Code Of Vir-
ginia; amending I'd section of chapter 157 of
the Code; amending the charter of the city OF
Richmond, and reorganixing tho Hastings
Court of said city; Incorporating the Capon
Bridge and Wardonsville Turnpike; incorpo-
rating the Grassy Lick Turnpike Company j;
Incorporating the Cairo Turnpike Company /;
Incorporating the Raleigh and Fayette Turn
pike Company; Incorporating the Buckton
aud Page Turnpike Company providing for
the taking OF the sense of the people OF James
City county as to change OF The location OF
their seat OF just ce; incorporating the Glover
Greek Division ms of Tenn erance, in High
land county; exempting certain lands Of Jas.
Caldwell. in the city OF Wheeling, from city
corporate the Farmviile Female Seminary
Association: making the Kanawna river a
lawful fence.
Petitions, .se.-The following documents were
pIeSSNtcu dutt JclcIJeu, VIZ Dy WI. l0iues a
petition from sundry citizens Of Hampshire
and Hardy counties. praying to be relieved
from WIRING on county roads, for the reason
that they were stockholders in the North River
monstrance Of sundry citizens of Manchester
against change in the laws of said town; by
Mr.. Burwell, the petition Of John Zegler, ask
ing divorce from his wife, Ruth E. Zeigler,
Iari,ed Asroad-The SrEAKrR laid before
the House a communication from the Cover
nor, enclosing letter sent to him from certain
parties In Boston, Mass, and parts adjacent,
Legislature to visit that place during the pres
ent session OF the Massachusetts Legislature.
On motion Of Mr. DUCKwALL, the documents
referred to were ordered to be printed.
.SpeciaI LiceNses.-The bill making reRula-
tions concerning special licenses, was called
up as the order Of The day. SeverM amend.
ments were o1ered to the bill, (which has In
view the principle Of non-interc0urse with
the North,) when Mr.. BARBOUR proceeded 10
address the House, advocating its passage
Without finishing his address, ne gave way 70
motion TO postpone the bill It'll 70. morrow.
Resoissiess Of lsqsiry iafo Erpediesey.-Ths
"a, viz: By 1lr. Witten, Of paying 70 Thomas
y. Peefy and Others sun OF money due to
them from the Board Of Pnblic Works, and
which may have bean loaned BY tho act Of
ltmttAti0n OF incorporating the Franklin
Savinp Bank Of the city Of Richmond; ef
Incorporating the Kanawha Cloth Compaay;
Of Incorporating company 10r tho pGrpCse
Of mannhcturi.g ana deehe9 IN 1ndia rub
whole or in part Of India rubber.
Jomxs Rirssaa6 KaxAscka Com MPday.-Tho bill
to amend TIA charter Of the Jsines Rissr and
kss..s. ConPsSy s NJ - sssss .s,. ~ y ssd ss.sr
poned unyii ons O'Clock To- o-moryuw -. =
The bill proposes 70 increase the capital
stpee 81 fho company trom ave millions 70
sysa!Y.ays nlslioss, e naics tae 100 sssll