The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-13
GENERAL A~sEMBLY OF yIKc,NI..
lFATR-a SESSJONl
SENATE

TUESDAY, March 1a. 1891
A"s Hfhate WAS eaile to order al 10 o'clock
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a communication from the House was read
announcing the passage of the Senate hill nro
Viding for the correction OF prroneous assess
nehts, With An amendment, which was con
iurred in: also, House bill imposing taxes fo,
ne support OF Government
On motion, the tax bill WAS laid on the Ia
ole and ordered to be printed
Btlfs Reported Authorizing the CITY n,
portsmouth to issue coupon bonds: amandinc
the 10Th section of cha ptpr loo of the Code o.
Virginia, I'D edition = amending the 55th seq
ION of chapter III OF the Code. of Virginia
Incorporating the Bank of Parkers burg in IN,
tounty of Wood authorizing the Petersburg
tasiroad Company to Increase their capital
stock.
Tar BuI-The vote by which the bill i'm
posing taxes was ordered To be printed wa
rrconsidered, and the bill, made the order
u the day for tomorrow at IL o'clock
Winchester mi Potomac Raitrond Ertea.
zion On motion of Mr.. IsBgtG the hin an
thorn ng the Winchester and Potomac Rail
road Company 10 extend their road from the
town of Winchester. to connect with the
Manassas Crap Railroad or near the town OF
>trashurg, was taken from the table Meuo
fitIs IN faSor OF the extension, signed by n
number OF persons entrusted therein were
presented by Mr.. CARSON and read
ihe proceedings of the Common Council of
Alexandria, against the proposed extension
were presented by Mr.. II. w. THOMAS. and
read ' ~
a motion was made to indefinitely pos tpone
Mr lsBELL addres sed the Senate in an able
argument against the postpouement. and in
favor of the passage OF the bill.
lie was followed by Mr. H. W THOMAS in
opposition. at the conclusion of Mr. THOMAS
remarks
Mr.. CARsoS spoke briefly in support of the
meas ure.
The vote was then taken on the indefinite
postponement of the bill, with the following
result:
lEAs.-Messrs. Carter. Coghiu, Critcber. pav.
J Dickeu~on. Dong ,tireever hubbard John
son, Logan, Lynch, Marshall, Massie, Nash, Nee.
son. Ion, Pate, Quesenberrv, Rives smith
stuart, Teiia'erre, II. w. Thomas, Townes, Cr-
Iuhsrt and Wickbam-26.
NASs.-Messrs. BraIpon Bruce Caldwell Car
son, sia' a'boiEe, A. D. Dickinson Early, French
'atewood, lsbeli, Neal. Paxton and Thomp-
son-la
BHts P1ssed-Senate bill to provide for the
voluntary enslayement of Thomas Garland
una Mary Anderson, persons of color, in the
county OF Hanover Senate bill to amend the
thlrd and fourth ectons of an act passed
March Is, 1880, to provide for the ins lection
0f guano and pls ster of Paris, in the city OF
Richmond and town of Petersburg Senate
Dill for the relief of the securities of Eu
genius Tlbbs, late Sheriff Of the county Of
Gtchie Senate bill directing the paymrnt of
certain interest to Emmet J O Brien Sena t..
bill for the relief Of the securities of Thomas
X Davis, late Sheriff OF Prince William coun-
" Senate bill for the relief of BENJAMIN 5
Reyno!d>, OF Harrison county: Senate bill
authorizing the voluntary enslavement of
Fanny Mathews, without compensa ton to
the State.
GA motion of Mr.. II. W. THOMAS, the Sen
ate adjourned,