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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21


The period of the New-York election is
last approaching in about two weeks the
contest will have terminated, which now
commands the attention not only Of those
Immediately concerned but Of the whole
union. The crisis will be rs important
for Ncw-York as that experienced in this
state ia 1879, on the first election of Nc.
M'hean-and as the consequences Of the
latter were highly important TO the states
generally, so we presume must that be
which is about to occur--the republicans
or Pennsylvania had an open, decided
foe in the federalists, their energy was
well united and well exercised because
there existed no grounds for forming ac.
curate calculations Of the result the re
publicans of New-York have a more dan.
gerous enemy, they have men who as
sumo the appellations of true friends of
the country and admirers OF the admins
tration of Mr.. Jefferson, for the sole pur-
pose OF weakening the party who actually
support both-they have TO contend with
the 7vhole fsderaLin influence masked by these
pretended republicans and though Penn.
sylvania greatly deserved the gratitude of
the union for making the FIRST and hrmest
stand, the republicans of New York will
command yet greater applause if they sue
coed at the approaching eleGt.on--we
Knew. we saw an enemy, in n. York the
enemy is neither seen nor is its actual
strength so well conceived, at a moment
the most unexpected many who had been
accounted republicans qui; the ranks and
tlV IN the Hines of the f,.,lt.raiictv wa coz,
, Jcderalsfs, because the coalition is ayowed,
il is cOur,ed by MIR. Burr. 1t is devoutly
to he wished the republicans can dispense
with the aid of those who now desert
| III, IN, let them make the greater struggle
and reflect that, though the body may be
less ponderous it will be more sound, it
! will have thrown off mass OF corruption
| and encrease in actual vigor equal to what
/ II lost Of the semblance.
I 'ziror0 J
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TO 4nE FarsnoLorRs or AAxoy41.

THE time as stated in an address 60 the
freeholders of Hanover, which lately APP
peared in the Political Repository, under
the signature of Frecholder of Hano
yer," is fast approaching, when the can
didates are to be chosen to represent you
in the General Assemb'y--Who this free
holder of Hanover can be, know not,
but sure am +, that his production would
have been better calculated TO have rem.
dered satisfaction, had il not been written
in quite so vague and indefinite style,
and had he not shewn so great desire 10
eschew candor.
This " frcehoider &C Hanover says, that
one Of the candidates, and very promi-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Tie Virginia A,,gus.
RICHMOND;
SATURDAY,, APRIL -. 1904.

Manners chosen 10 serve in the nert Gene.
raj ASsem6iy Of this Commonwealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

The books Of the Commissioners of the
Union Bank of Maryland, for receiving
subscriptions, for $500 shares, were
pened on Monday morning, at o O'Clock,
at Mr.. Brydcn's, Baltimore, ard CLOSED at
4-P. M. during which short period almost
$4,000 names and 10000 dollars were
received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

Goochtand, Thomas Miller, William r.
Fleming.
amherst, William H. Cabell, John Camm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

The Legislature of New.York have
passed the bin to alter the charter Of the
city Of New York, extending to ali persons
who rent tenement of the yearly value
OF IS dollars, and who have pad tax,
the right of voting for charter officers
In the house of assembly the votes were
ayes II, nays l6. In the senate, ayes 81,
nays S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

We should have passed over in silence
the above frifiHg story, but for its impli-
cation Of some circum stances which If in
the least degree founded, would expose
those TO whom they arc ascribsd, to de-
served ceDsnre, The true circumstances
attending tie affair are these Mr.. Miller.
a respectable baker OF Washogon on, on
the day before the rising of Congress had
carried INTO one Of the Apartment Of
the capitol loaf q bread, OF probably tie
above dimensions. having H. the pape~ Ji
tie morning inserted an advertisement fe-
guessing the members o! C1ngresa 90 al
tend and psrtake Of it On thst osy, as
vel as the following, the President was at
the capitol, Tor the purpose o. speeding
The examination Of laws sent 10 him for
his appreciation. This, however vari
ancc it may be with Affected dignity of
station, has been his Uniform Practice ever
since be came into Jbc Presidency. a
bout one o'clock a considerable number Of
members ofthe House Representatives,
federal as well as republican, entered the
room where The loaf was exhibited. THIS
was done withsut any neglect Of duty, as
the House were for the two last days
principally employed in receiving MESA
ges from the Senate on bills previously
sent from the House, aid in attending TO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
FOR SALEM ALBEMAPLE.

HE SasS,i6er s6ty,tor als, tJat 4alnabt and bg5-
l. y iwproVea Farw, 7vbisb be at prstnt rsfdt,.
There are 245 acres Of ha 7pbieb aJo;n the team Of
Cbariotsf0 IN its zebOie extent The iwprOVecn.J are
VaTi0n, and toa4s,aL, aud calculated for large and
g'nesi family The asVehag boE beieg 70 BY % fte.
Tbs Jfa' bas A7armiy been eegdered Of The rrsf
aslirabie intbe URprr eOuat,y.
Il grje-niA, aaDantageogN ftaattd, b4s lately ben
fye2ed on BsPr<ni', The dam Of 7Obie5 is bull Of oue
Conhguous to toe mill and 4a;Oinsg tbs traa eflaaA a
large dyLtry bas aO teen 5aa6ij6ed; TIE bogf SO By
IS feet, rs 6ah foat; andtbe zoafer, 7u5ie6 remark
ably e0ol is brought in pipes aaAr ground but naY -
fanee,to tie bof. The dae,y, together zuifJ fbe lana
GnEt*fd Evbifb bf bR quality, may be lad With TIE
fLf mentioaedfra7.
Pr999fiion' ~ letter oberzoj, 4vN Be duly ATTENDED
to- and ." reff9ing part Of The Price in Ntgroe, Ca,
Ba0&fOek PnbAe Securities, good Bonds, aniadutaJI
title gOW be zaat 10 The fRreba(y and great aeso1o4-
f0n gVfn for The balance, BY bavisg atiJa&7ory fsed
nv. III. HENINC.
Ctq,loR1E0iHe, Oa.s. eW6.g
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

HE subscriber has taken leaje Of this tere-
Il meaf> to, Hnm6e, Of .ysarl, ard bai put i. in
state Of repair 705ifb renders it not inferior 10 any in Jis
City, BsGas' ibs TaVsr" be bas dfGebed inii4gs, gUe
eakRatedfo accommodate c zobo anxisp5 opreats,
PriVay tBon tas=rn ujlaiy a8ordt. 7Bee feeemeai,
adOm tie pVbie pare, an| 7rbin !7vo Burdyed yay
sbe Capitol Trey baU' desi4ddvartags oer any gtJe,
bo1f IN fbi City, 7Oif5 ret! 10 pine air ami excellent
qeafer. He bzs GOOD srABLEs end .9eAcnf isep5y D.;
liz Ea ToKsE He tenders bis syViees 10 bis teadf qqa
the public, and a6aret fBem, tbat anG4yfa gaming, no,
any alter Prattiee gubifJ might, in any dsgyee bavs feu-
derry 10 deroy TIE Pesee IF BIZ, bO, zOM eer BE- permit.
ted
EDWARD H.4LLAIM.
Rie5mena, SfSie7sJcr %.
~. b. ddoh THRIFT MEMBERS Of be nexf AssEM-
BIT may be 7OeH Gse0mmOdafe IF 7gbos eighteen havl
ALREADY engaged. Z. II.
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leWGrn1
TUNSTALL's
PATENT THRESHING MACHINE.

HE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
applying fome efleetual parts to l'hreihng Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity adequate rength
and greater oheapnes than hitherto, and applicable to
any machinery, numerically allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTAI.L has obtained a
Patent for fuch improvements; and wiies to benefit
the public the moi reaionable terms. Diftriefs
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, by applying in perfon or by
letter (fsf baill to the Pataa!ee, William TnnfaN, at
tie Syvan Taveyn, Richmond
N. B. A Mill Wright andlron Worker for the re-
fpeetive parts, wanted-apply as above.
Iheie Machines will hull Clover and threNh Rice.
Buck Wheat &c. preferved free from grit-Counter-
feits will be dealt with as the law directs.
July Is. eW-tf
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,PLRGINIIA, rowTq.
III CRAwcRRr DISTRICT CovRr HELD IT THE FORMER
CAPi7oL, IN TIE CIR OF WILLIAMsByRc, tie l2B
day Of july, 1904.
Gasoi" La7glSa, J9f9b Delaney and SaAybis
z0, and Zaebariab Delaney Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Eliza Cerfrr and EiiGabei6 bis yritt, late Eli
za6etb Lnnlford, 7Uido7V Of Leyvis Lrnsj5rd
dteeajsd, Harriet Lunstard, Hira,r Inns for1,
Marie Lunsfard and Dvips ". Ia15to,d,
children and sO-beir, fJe aii Lmeyd, ... Defends
IT APPEARING to TIE atfoa et5e Court, tbat Eret.be
entering eftbe order in tbs eag, he m day Of 7ny
one b04and eight hundred andtbree, in TIE Troray oio70-
ing The attendants ubon 4oyo,7 aHaeteat f5y f5e
contempt in not at1rering!be BIZ gte Plaintiff, BATH
be" returned eseaf.d, Y failing TO ar7v.r tie Jane,
tie Court, the moton Of the plaintiff By btr eounl
dofL tahr their 6or eeqtad and 7y proceed at fir
fnye day, 10 decree tie matter f6erec anil he aid de-
e"dlnf on or 6oret5s teab day gtbe term after
they 6aHbaVs BEEN rvfd 4oitb cory t5is order ,e4o
"faEe 70 the eoatrary the dendans ba0e removed item
JOe5 ont IF tbs ConaazUea5, that they cannot be FER
vea Tof6 eaty gftb tid oydr sastisn tbe plaintiffs
BY their eons,it is ordered that tie ia n4ts do a
Pear bere on the f day IF tie term, and aajzprr tie
N?fbe plaintiff, a"ahbata egey Of this oder Be jo,k-
7oi@ iifrea liz 0us nevgaSer eftbe city of RieJg.=a
for ttO0 "s0abs eesVey, end Psa tie front dsoy of
fbejormer Capitoiia t5i, City,
W2a27 ANTHONY ROBINSON, C C.
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EDUCATION.

'HE 7rgfeeS Of WjncJsj7er Aeaoi77y ae7naiat he
Il Pa6he, tat he Latin, G,rct and Freaeb hagnares,
i2gfi5r 1ob Wyfiag, Hrifbnefis, Gcagyabby ne f Of
bs Glitter, Euclid, anti yateal 6rnaft,i At TIE a-
fbemafie are taught hr Aeade4y, by the principal maj
ter and biz aE5fanf,.
The lfbooi is prooiAd 7ciG Clobc5 and Nun, 5, Bs
E effbs f-oey eiaGtsi 7ob Teieqee5 and an Eefyieqj
Machine; 7oiD Aiy-bnub, EEdiomeseyi, and oibey
poyfs oa C5emai and P6ipbieal o63arafas, fer zla-
ling bs gfaai sxpsyimsais dy, and s&bib1r e bys-
PeyfieJ 9fbediBsreaf aigFie RsidJ.
In brr examination IF Be Jsbooi, Bs Tlrfee5 bqve
6rra b;gbiy Pejcd 7o6 he Plan Of feaeJiqg and tBe
PySfeaey efbe Pgi'j and are evyeuciy be5by in at
ting, 7eSaf by bfLrpe nF grcay be,esf TIE utility #
ibe igReiioH, f6af Jrage Htis 7oH, in Eaars, Aiqt,
in ne Aefio1y, Conjs IF LeS7~es on tie Lq4gs and
CogFHe!ioaS If fbif fofs, md TIE Ugifed Stair.
Tbgf Leef@res qcW eomzass annuity on Bs I'M
Moaaay in Deec2'by, and continue until Hs I'm If 5e
JreeeAgg Mdyeb, a0dH IL eogfRafiy bjiere5 6qt epey
eTrfioa N b bose, 7vW be mad 6y that gesIl,,7qa 10
,e7dy bis LSfays5 6easfeiai s Ppb, aqd seg,f5y Of
pubic paf,o0gge.
JOHN SMITH, P,5shai srBs g,ga.g.
Sf9fcnjr, g. (1p--57r.J
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DOCTOR WILSON.

HAS taken (as temporary reGdence) the
= L honie lately occupied by Doctor ADAMS, oppo-
lie the Bell Tavern, and intends TO combine the
APOTHECARIES BUSINESS with the PRAC-
ICE OF PHYSlC. He is now opening part, and
expects to receive by the arrivals from Phdel-
phia, the balance o freih and very general iuppy
OF MEDICINES, and other articles in The Aposheca-
ries Line, which will be fold the loweh terms.
n Orders from the country, Recipes, &c. will be
carefully attended 10.
June 27. leWCm1
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A. NOrTCE rs HEREBr cIYEN

HAT a Petition will be prefented to the
a General Anembly, at their next Selion, for the
fale of the Glebe in St. Marys Parifh in Caroline &
the invetture of the intere of the Money, thereby
raied,in the preient incumbent, 70 long he may
continue TO aa as luch in the laid Pariih.
CAROLINE, Augnh 1T, 1904. ew3m.1
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WANTS EMPLOYMENT,

4 YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
L q hand, and has been accuitoned to Boox-KEa
ING for the iala nine years. He can come well recon-
mended for his fobriety and attention to bufnefs
letter directed A. B. and left with the Printer here
of fhall be duly attended to.
Angyf 90. TeWtf1
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FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM TEMPLE has reeei4,ed by fbe
w hip Edzvard and Charles, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
mfa6ie 10 the Approaching Eajon. He expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
TO eombIeaf bis a4ortwenf, BY the hip Sally from
London, and LGtona from LivfrpooI svbieb he
qvWd jbef Of an bis yiilai io4U terms.
Sept. 8. ebif
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n GREAT BARGAIN.

HE GIjsyibers are authorized 10 H BY bris1ts ale,
i oaiJsyai feyn,, md lint dlp9iidef5y he Eeoad
Afoaday il L:mbey aag, zeH on tbafdey, atbe EARLE
Tavc,n in f5e City efRieb0,oad, pgive ,oAaf bpJiie
Gat7op, 4cton relirVe, for eqG, tie moy ofa V14qbk
Tract Of LAND, containing 1880 ae,fs, in Ssoyyl-
amin s7aay, 7oba f7c-aty 0iics IF Fyettyisiwg III.
fysa Is Commonly tso7ca BY e Of Gayacii, md i'd
joios bs Init Of Jobh KtaAy, '7ob1 1fhebaA Tbo1n,
Jo5ae5, anil obrrs. Tx moieiy is that ba,l asa,,R HE
fo7Oa 9fFydesieiGayg.
PROSSER y 1fONCURE, V. Ms
Ss6iemJsy 22. 2omfdl
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ID. a5,ooo.--D. icooo.--D. 5000.
DRIES in fbr LOTTERY for tie ereonrayc-
l. sra Of LITERHTURE, oaab,;js;d BY on ats .,
f6e LcgiAhir,e Of re Rate Of Nr4o-frors.
~ Tickets in Ch.lG No. 8, for Jaie BY
3. z. JUDAR.
September 60. eH'4s
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4 PETITION viii be prefeuted to the next Gene
\ raj AGembly, to efabli1i FERRY from IN.
lands of PETkR Rusr, in Richmond County, 10 his
the faid RUsT's lan,is in Efiex County.
September Ill Smep.
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By JAMES MADISON, s.ere.a,y Of S,ste 81 %.
J'riioi Sieie,.

PUBLIC notice. is hereby given, in purfnance
OF the Act ~ Congreis paied OF, the 26th March
iait, enitled An act Supplementary to the act, en-,
titled An sGt relative to tn election of a preGaer,
and Vice-Prciident OF the United States and dccl,r
iiG the caicer who Glail as PreGdenS, in car of
vacancies in the Offices both of PRECEDENT and Vi,r
Preildent." That the amendment propored, ,urn-
the iait 'e'ion OF Congret, the Contribution of the
unite'i States, re!peeng the of voting Tor
freident and Vce-Preident ofthe United States las
been ratiiied by the Legatures Of threeforr,hs If
the iev.ral i'ates, to wit by ,hoie OF V..Jro:,t.
khode-iiand, New-York, New Ierity, Peariyyal.a,
MaryiSild, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky Tenrsi.ts,
Carolina, Sou;hCarolna and Georgia, ard he's
thereby become valid part of the Conlitution IF
the United States.
Given under my hard a. the City Of Waihing-
tom this twensy-iith day OF September, 1863.
(Signed)
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NE baOe yeceiveG a smaH adEiional I1sbiy Of
MADEIRA WINE,
or hyperion quality, which we offer for faIe
~ by the hogihead and quarter-caik.
GIesoE s JSFFsrsov.
July I9. epif
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CONFEC TIO AIRY.

4 LEXANDER PLAINEVILLE r1l5e7fdYy
ae7aaiatt the Pnb!ie in seaeya and tie etizeas of
Richmond end IL agbbor5oodm Particular that be bar
eowm.secd fbe CONFECTIoN19RT and CORDIAL
.D7STYLLTNG BUSINESS in the Briek bogc ,..t
dooy beo7v M. Samuel tegats booi Fare, Lately oesa-
pied BY Mr.. JGeOb Wbsator~.7Obete be 7bW eoaadaiy
keb far ae eeyy article in bis line IF 6rae.6ayieG-
ka,ly C0RDI4LS and PRESERVES, C.HKES. j5e.
~ 0rdt55 .fyom TIE GENTRY toW be earcjhgy and
PROMPTLY executed eWS!
Sebtcmbo &c.
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JAMES MADISON.

TIE Printers eftSe L7g5 Of 5e U.ifed S.aies ar. r.
gadso Pn66 toe abov1 notification 4nd tie rn.xs L,vr,
three times in tbeiy GG<et..s.
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OLD MADElRA, DIR LISBON, 8 PoRr VINE
ROBERT GORDON g Co

ROBERT GORDON g Co.
HAVE reeeiq'ed BY lie Guiana from Madei
l. ra, SO PipeI JieG7sd old VINE, qobis6 they aJ-
fire their frien2s ercves to Be exeelient-TBey bave
aye ffSv pipes, bogfIeaas and qnayiereas DRf LIS
BON and PORT WINE IMPORTED BY tbeauJslges diye67
from Lj1on and OpOrt0
FAAL GooDs.
Try bavs yeeei0ea By TIE CSayes and Edsua,d t,os,
London" part Of their FALL GOODS, ard daily exss17
from Li0erP0ai and GgozU rx.egfVr qgcrt4ueat of
marty e0fry Hrtiele gjiaA.y mp~ted.
SEPTEMBER 90. e934Ui5eSst
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JAMES BRINDLEY, the ingenious protector
of.he pref-nt fyacm of Canal navigation, was
Lorn at Junaed, in the pariih of WormhilI.
Derbyihire, in 1716. Ills father was a fnall
freebooter who dfjpated his property in com
pAnY md Geld amuiements, and neglected his
tlli'y. IN coufequence young Briudley was
lcf tciltute of even the common uldinents of
education, and, till the age Of feventeen, was ca
fia'ly employed in rueic labours and at that
period be bound himfelf apprentice to one Ben
ne, lniIl-wright, at Macclesield, in Che5hire,
were lis mechanical genius preiently develop
e itieif The mater being frequently sbfent
The apprentice was often left for weeks together
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NATHL. MACON,

III JEFFERSON.
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liz IL CENTS SIN LIZ

The house forthwith proceeded to re.
consider the said 18th amendment; where-
upon
Resolved, that this house doth recede
from their dsagreementto the said amend-
,meDt.
Ordered, that the clerk do acquaint the
SENATE Herewith.
4 bill concerning certain entries and
surveys made of lands in that part of RAN
dolPh county, which was added to the
county OF Harrison, was read second
time and ordered to be engrossed and
read a third time.
= bill, granting 20 the court of Appeals,
appellate jurisdiction in certain cases was
read a second time, and ordered to be ell
crossed and read : third time.
a bill, TO amend the SD section of the
act, intituied, an act, for further continu-
ing and amending the act, ntiuled, an act,
for reducing into one, the several acts con.
corning executions, and for tie re,iefofin-
solvent debtors, was read second time,
and ordered to be recommitted TO the com.
mlttee by whom it was brought in.
Mr.. Shelley presented, from the COM
mttee 10 whom was recommitted, q bill,
concerning the settlers OF land IN Wood
county, with sundry amendments, which
were agreed to, and the bill, with the a.
mcndmcnts, ordered to be postponed to
the 9lst Of iarch next.
Mr. She!iey pres ented according 10
order, a bill, 20 repeal part OF the acl, III
tiuled, an acl, to amend the act, for reduce
ing into orc the several acts concerning
the land Office, asccrtaiDino The. tet-r,,s &c
granting waste and unappropra,ed lands,
directing the mode Of pioceqsioning, and
prescribing the duty of surveyors, which
was received and read the first, and order,
ed to be read second time.
Mir. !. Foster presented, according to
order, bill, authorising the improvement
OF the lay Market jail, which was receiv-
ed ard read the dyst time and ordered to
be read second time.
NOW ~ raG PRESS OF 7. NIcOLSGN
And VIII be ready FOR delivery in rne course
o. -sprii, Way apt June next,
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SATURDAY, Jan. %. 1904.

A communication from lh2 senate by
their clerk:
The senate have pas sed the bill entitled.
an ACT, 20 amend aad reduce into one the
several acts, for regulating the militia Of
this commonwealth with several amend
NETS, 10 winch they request the CONCUR
renee Of the house o. delegates.
The house forthwith proceeded to con-
slider the sad amendments, which were
scYciaily agreed 10, except the l7th a.
mendmcnt, Which was fnrthcr amended
and the 18th amendment was disagreed
TO by the house of DELEGATES.
Ordered tiat var. Dupree do acquaint
the scDa,e herewith.
The following engrossrd bills, we're
seyerally read the third time and passed,
viz;
A bill, to prevent obs,ru 3jon@ 10 The
navigation Of the nor;h fork Of iIols..iu
river
a bill, concerning the heirs Of Robert
Irwin. dec
a bin. changing the dav for holding the
Courts of Hastings in Tie town Of Frede.
ricl.sburg---
- 't'B CNi'--iH'NE luCGNl CUCifOI---
a bill, more efcctually 10 prevent the
selling free persons as slaves
Ordered, that the clerk 10 carry The
said bills 10 the senate for thei. concur.
renee.
Anengrossed bill.concerninC the James
river company, which lay on the tablc,uas
taken ur, read third time, and ,hc 6!Jn...
therein ii.lcd mp.
Resolved, tdas the.bill do pass; and hat
the title be, en- act concerning the James
river company.
On motion:
Ordered, that Mr.. Cabeu do carry the
said bill TO the senate and desire thereon.
currcICc.
a message fromthe senate by NJ. Saun-
.degs:
MIR. Speaker--The senate concur in the
amendment proposed by The house OF dele
gates TO The senate's wa amendment "a
Che b'li, los regulating the militia OF thi.
commonweaith--aad insist on The 1871
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Ii',gfn'a Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELRGATES,
FRIDAY, Jan. 81, 1901.

a bill, concerning the heirs of Robert
irwin deceased, which lay on the table,
was called up, read a second time, and or
dered to be engrossed and read third
time.
Mr.. M'Coy presented according to or
der, bill TO appropriate the public reve-
nue., which was received and read the first
time.
On motion:
Ordered, that the title Of the said bill be
bow read second time. The title OF the
said bill WIS accordingly read Il second
lime; and the bill ordered TO be referred
to the committee of the whole house on
the state Of the commonwealth.
Mr. Shefiey presented according TO or
der, bin, granting to The court of appeals,
appellate jurisdiction in certain cases.
which was received and read the first time
and ordered 10 be read second time.
On motion:
Resolved that So much of the Cover.
nor's letter, a. relates TO the Jail at Hay
Market, be referred to Mrssrs. Foster,
iyier, Jennings, Hun;on, RosselI,. w. 3.
Harrison and Summers: and that they
report thereupon by bin or otherwise.
The Speaker laid before the house
letter from the Governor, enclosing the re-
signation OF Francis I. Brooke, as Briga-
der General Of the first brigade ofthe mi
little OF this commonwealth, which we're
read and ordered to lie on the table.
On motion:
Resolved. that this house will ON Mon
Il -. 1.
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