Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

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persons, or by their SCENTS, or aItorneys,
residing within the Commonwealth of Yir
GINA is entitled % sue out any civil pro-
cess in any Of the Courts of record of this
State, or before justice Of the peace, such
person or persons shall first take and sub
scribe theOath prescribed BY the Convention
which assembled 10 Wheeling on the IIIh
day Of June 1851, to suppOEt The Coustitu-
ton Of the United States and the re-orran-
iIed Government of Virginia. aud file the
same 10 the Clerks ONCE OF the county
wherein said person or persons proposes
70 sue out process, or If before justice of
the peace, the oath so taken aad subscribe
ed may be 6led before the same, and said
justice of the peace shall Gle such oath
taken and subscribed, in the Clerks Office
aud 50 fled shall be Sufficient for the same
parties in bringing Other suits in the same
county.
. This act shan be in force from its
passage.
Mr.. KRANER offered An amendment. pro-
j riding that the party might take the oath
AZ Al! stage of the proceeding before go
ing into srisI. Rejected.
The same gentleman offered a substitute
{ permitting the defendant in a snit TO plead.
as = stay TO the proceeding, that the plain
tid Is disloyal. and that the latter should
not proceed il the suit until he had taken
the oath Rejected
| The vote on eoneurTiDg with the Com
mitIee was taken by yeas and nays and re-
/ snlIed, yeas l3, nays 8, AS follow:
I YEAs-Nessrs. Boremau, DoWney, Da.
/ wilson, FarnsWorth. HAE1burst, Hooton,
Michael, Porter. Parsons, Snider, Trout,
West, Einn-lS.
SAIs-Wezsrs. DAvis, Frost tSpesker).
Kramer, Powell, SuitA Wilson, Logan,
and Rollyson-s.
Mr. kRAtER presented the report of the
Committee on Eur0iied Bills.
The unfinished business, the appnrtion-
ment bill, WAS taken Up.
M. WILSON moved the indedaiIe post
Ponemert of the bill.
Ir- HooToN called for the yeas and nays
on that motion. They Were taken and re-
suited As follow:
HEAs-Nessrs. BUremsn, Davis, Farms
worth Frost (SPeaker), Logan, Michael,
Porter, Powell, Parsons, RoIlyson, Vance
and Wi!son-l2.
NArs-Nessrs. DoEney, HaKxhursi, Hoo.
ton, Kramer, Smith, Saider, Trout, West,
and Zinn-9.
So the bill was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. SXITH reported from The Committee
on Propositions and Grievances, a bill
authorizing millers to sell Hour in certain
cases without license.
The same gentleman reported from the
Committee on COurIs of Justice, bill tC
amend the stay law.
He moved TO suspend the rule to have
them read FIRST time by their titles, bul
failing to get two thirds vote, the blouse
refused.
Mr.. HAwxHrRsr called up House bill
No. q. changing places of voting from
Evansville 10 Spring Vale in Fairfal
county, and from Jonathan Huddleson's Al
Spring Dale, 10 Robert GordOn's, ia Pres.
ton eoanIy.
The bill was read a third time aut
passed.
Mr.. FARSsWoRTH called up Senate bill
No. II, 70 amend "a act recognizing TIT
EanaEba Board.
The bill was passed.
The same gentleman moved 20 take VI
Senate Bill No. 10, for the better protec
ton OF creditors agAinstthe Limitation law
Refused.
Mr.. BoRENAN moved to take up engross.
ed House Bill No. 9, to increase the State.
share of the directors in the banks of tht
State. 1t WAS agreed to, and the bill wa;
read Z third rime and passed.
Mr.. BoREuAS called mp engrossed House
Bill No. %, repeating the act providing fol
printing sketches" Of acts Of Assembly
Taken mp and Passed.
Mr.. FARSswoRTH moved to take up tht
House Bill No. -, TO amend the charter O
the city of Alexandria.
Refused.
The House, on motion of Mr. Logan
bills to be enrolled.