Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-05
The ayes and noes were then taken us fol-

Loran Marshnli Nceson Nevlun Pate, Richmond stuas
TaIaferro. Henry ": Thomas Christopher D '"'"'
SiY.-MessTs. Brannon. Carson, Claiborne. bsy
Douglas, Early, Gatewood, lsb.l Paxton Kenny
Quesenberry-ll. l,,+o5
Tho motion, as amended, was then adopted
Mr.. BRANNoS reported bill to compensa'
Euhraim B. Hale for services rendered III III
Circuit Court of Marion county, for the Com
wealth; also. bill for the relief OF Sanluei y l,
Lvbrock, sheriff OF Giles county; also =. o'i
for the relief OF VI. c. Hale, late sheFil
Lewis.
Mr.. CARSON reported bill for the relief o
Webb and Adams.
Mr.. LOGAN reported, without amehd'he'! !,
from committee on General Laws, Heuse o..
to re.cnact the act passed 9th February, le=f
authorizing a loan from the Literary una u
the trustees Of West Lihorty Academy,
Mr.. BgAySoS, from committee, asked 10 u
discharged from the consideration OF reSoiutlo!
to nav the officers and soldiers of s9th regimen
for services rendered during the John Bro~l
raid also, from a resolution 10 compensate th'
uillsboro' Guard for services rendered OF TIT
same occasion; also from resolution 10 pay
the North Fork Rife company for similar ser
vices; he also reported that the committee nae
rejected the petition Of j. q. Cox, to be re
funded n certain amount ni fees pald 10 lh'
Register OF the Land office.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. NELSON, for furnishing copy o
MayoS Guide to each coroner ot the state.
Nv Mr.. PESSYBAcGER for amending tht
fourth section Of chapter ii Of the Code so rs
to allow the first clerk Of the Trcasurers oillct
$1,000.
BY Mr.. II. W. THOMAS for allowing the
Banks OF the Commonwealth to issue, to lin
tied amount, notes Of less denomination thar
five dollars, during the period Of the suspen-
sion of specie payments by the Banks.
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad bill,
being the order Of the day, was taken up, and
on motion OF Mr.. Carson, Mr.. THOMAS, of Fair
fax, concurring, the bill was laid on the table;
Mr.. lsgELL called up the resolutions offered
by Mr. STUART several days ago concerning all
alleged intended attack Oh the forts OF Virginia
and the Federal capital
Mr.. STUART said that he did not expect the
debate would be sprung OIL him; be was nut
prepared at this moment with documents III
order TO discuss the question; he would De ready
on Monday OF any other day. MI lSEEti as
claimcd any intention Of sprinSing deoale
on Mr.. SrrAgr. Mr.. STrARr said nc was
'",,S''e' VI '''i'' ",''. IF voc ,y,,t
he did not think it necessary. bccarSc he had
Iece'Vru III aa>''t" ., s'. ~. M ~,
Ing p'SsesI'o', VI VIC 49,, H.. ,,rr;oc, h. Il
hcen abandunr, until the Convention assembled.
Such project (sctling possession Of the forts
would lcgilimatcly belong 10 the Convention.
Mr.. DAY hoped the resolution would be acted
o up"' scEam. which bnJ no foundation in
ca u.t'''s =" '-"'"'' "'O' ' "
W. nor,.,. ,,rs on,,,;,cd If Mr. STUART
n. DJ. u, La taJ Grr s.v;nr TINT the Sc
ccss;on;.Is intended n d,uosc Cos. Letchcr,
and m, Gov V;.r in his placc.
NJ Sru ,pr said that he NAV have, in pri-
vain convcr..,;on ,alkrl Of such a thing as
o,,, or liz ~, ~. or tho d,v which had reached
lin
A. Tuou,s of rsirr,y r,,sed point Of or
,l.r
Mr. DorGlas then commented on the address
,a,, hy Nr Srr.pr ~ his constituents and
referred 10 that part IN which II was stated
mat sixteen G"llaFS mean s"A MaS .' Ill.,, VI
S."ses ~ svI," ;a,",,;" that .IlnInd r. in
was any suc., ''''e'''o'' 10 '''"' ''|' - -
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HorSE OF DELEGATES.
Tho Housc was called to order at y o'clock,
Soralcr CRrrcYrIrL.p in the Chair.
p.orar nv the Rev Mr. Brown, Of the Pres
hytprinD Church.
KrropTS fgoM STANDING COMMITTEES.
NJ W,cprnrr from the Committee on Pro-
o.i,;ons ro,nr,s1 !, lin amending and r. en-
ac,;nr ,hs 1r,h s.c of chan = Of the Code of
Viry;ni, with rrrard tn the abatement Of tolls
y o oasos on Trrrn;los under The con.
tr,I of thc Board Of Public Works.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN, from the Committee on
Roads, reported bill, incorporating the Pres
ton and Augusta Railroad Company; ard bill
to incorporate the Lccsburg and Aldo Turn
pike Company; and bill to incorporate the
Lecsburg and Point Of Rocks Turnpike Com
panv.
Mr.. CHAPMAN from the same committee, re.
ported bill. 10 increase the capital stock Of
the Richmond and York River Railroad Com
pany.
Mr. KEMPER, from the Committee on Militia
ry aiiairS, rePT'eu d 'es''u''o'' 'e
sale OF Old m''sNeiS |" '"Sel'" ~ '''''
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