Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-29


the 18th section of passed May ~ 1882 entitled
An act concerning the terms of the Circuit Courts y
Ordered to a second reading.
The following Senate bills taken up and passed
Incorporating the Bank of the city Of Petersburg IN fe-
ersburg; for the relief of VIM Mcdowell, of Hampshire
county; TO incorporate the Powhatan Iron Works Com
pluy; to incorporate the Crenshaw Woolen Company;
for the relief Of the suretes Of Wm.R Dcksey late Clerk
of Gayson county court; establishing Branch Bank IN
the town of Abingdon in the county of Washington; to
amend the ID section of the act entitled an act TO incor
poratc the Rdccoon Ford Turnpike Company ncorpora
ting the Alexandria Washington Georgetown, and Bal
tmOre Navigation Company; to incorporate the Peters
town Woolen and Cotton Manufacturing Company IN
the county OF Monroe Giles to incorporate the hap
pahannock and West Point Railroad Company; 10 incoI-
porate the Lynchburg Atheueum in the city OF Lynch
burg; authorizing the Dauville and Nytheyle Turnpike
Company to construct branch OF their road from u
point the house of James s PedigO, 10 point
Waersord road in the county Of Henry at or near
the house OF William Dillon Senate bill Tor the extern
sion of the Franklin and Monterey Turnpike, was, on
motion Of Mr.. PAXTON, indefinitely postponed.
House bill authorizing the sale OF tree negroes into
slavery who sentenced 10 receive certain punishment
aud Imprisonment, was taken up. Mr. NhhSON moved
the indefinite postponement Of the bill The motion was
was lost-ayes 10, noes 23 Mr. THOMAS, OF Fairfax,
moved strike out the first and second sections OF the
BILL aud the motion prevailed. Mr. THOMAS then ohti-
ed consequential amendment, which was also adopted
Mr.. NELSON then moved amend so as to put into the
literary fund the proceeds of sale of free negro NJ.
JOHNSON moved 10 amend the amendment by putting
the proceeds iuo the Treasury and Mr. Johnson amend
meut was adOpted-aye- 70, noes I'D. Mr.. WlChhAM
then moved TO amend by authorizing the sale only of
such negroes had before been confined IN the
Peutentiary this motion lost and the bill then
plssed-ayes IS, noes u
House bin to re-euact and amend the Saith section Of
chapter 40 Of the Code, enlarge the exemption
from distress or levy the property OF poor debtors was
taken up. Mr.. NELSON moved 10 amend by including
bedstead with bed aud necessary bedding tor the
same for every three members OF the family OF the hus
band or parent mentioned in the preceding section -
the amendment was adopted Mr. THOMAS OF Henry,
oered the following prOyiso and It was adopted PRO
vded that the provisions OF tins act shall not extend TO
distress made for taxes and county parish leyies' Mr
ARMSTRONG then moved TO amend the bill so as to eX
enpt mechanics tools to the value OF 500 instead of
SO this amendment was rejected. The bill then pass
ed-aycs SO, noes ..
House bill authorizing the payment of a certain sum
OF money Raphael NJ Conn late sheriff of the county
Oh Shenandoah, taken mp and passed
On motion of Mr. PAXTON, it was resolved "that the
Senate will take a recess that day, at p NJ, until half
past and each day thereafter until the end OF the
SION
On motion of Mr. JONES, Senate bill authorizing the
payment of the forfeited capiaon tax of 1854, appor
uoued to the county of Chesterfield was taken up, and
passed.
On motion of Mr. COGHILL, Senate bill for the re-
lief OF the sureues OF Joseph Lyon late Sheriff OF Mel
-'l county, was taken upf anu NAV my oii loiol vi III
THOMAS OF Fairfax been amended, the bill passed
ON motion Of Mr. PATE Senate bill increasing the
capital stOc, of Wilson's Greek and kauawha Turnpike
Company for the purpose Of completing the bridge over
Coal river, taken up but The bill was rejected Sub
sequeuty, motion OF Mr. RlNES, the vote WAS recon-
-derel, aud the bill laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr. PAXTON, the Wheeling Railroad
bridge BILL made tie order OF the day for Thursday
At L. o'clock.
House bin for the better organization OF the Militia of
the State being unfinished business from the previous
day, WAS taken up aud great variety of amendments
having been adopted the bill passed-ayes -, noes J.
On motion OF Mr. CLAIBORNE, House bill TO author
lie the Common Council Of the city Of Petersburg TO
subscribe the Blacks and Whites branch Of the South
Side Railroad, taken mp, and passed
Senate bill Tor the collection Of taxes persons and
property, taken up, and House amendment there
90, was cOuCuUed u.
NJ. CHRISTIAN, for Mr.. HUBBARD introduced, by
leave, bill Tor the relief the Sheriff Of James Git,
county; ordered 20 a second reading.
The Senate then adjourned 10 hai-past
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
The House called TO order at l' o'clock, by the
SrEAEEE.
A communication was received from the Sena.e an
nouncng tie passage Of suulry bills among Them House
b making appropriation Tor the furnishing, etc, OF
tue Executive Mansion
bills PASSED.
Incorporating the Mount Hope Chapel Mining Com
panv 100 Iiuquer county. for the relief OF George Ar
meutrOl- OF Augusta county; for the relief of the
c.rir- of Robert .hamosr-, sIerA OF Boone county
authorizing tie Board o. Public Works to subscribe, on
ae part oil me state, 10 'h' capital Stock OIL he BACK
Greek Vale! IliAphr company
uAErLHs lhHHf CLAIMS.
Mr.. DU IkNALL asked t.c House 20 take up the re-
poTt o. tue Board apr otn lo settle tue accounts ac-
c'- nom l.t harper Ie''l I"ui ADVERSE 10 Tue e."'
oi the Ss-l A-suen' Tue report Vas acco dugy La"e4
Mr. DI-DEWALL then offered the following resolution.
Ats9..f' ~ u" ".'''a -i''..','t IA"l Tue b'dt o'
Oomul-ionIs 'lpou.eI To- tt'i. 'Ae accounts growing
oat OF the ',ceai INVASION oil .ni STATE III h'iI IeIr,
90 'ie county oi JeH''s'N ne instructed 10 '"o" I'D acc
corlaice "1 tlr restrictions ""I Hiito4s Oh the act
heretofore passed on tAe SUBJECT "e cN1s OF slch pOi-
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