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unconstitutional, ani a;'su!d project ever devised by any go
f'ns"rri, of dividing the surplus among The States, IA prnJect
"h'h,"c b,i " cen tn, States ard General Government, Oh all
H m.,,,ns 81 appropriations: which would certainly end in reducing
"','" ."r :, = mere yiEcc OF collection urd diSirihution,) either ui
" -n.I., uruii -. rcnsiicrrL hy tic section saiistin: u"deF me
t">'. i,h ,Eu,ies, IS y fixed determination TO prrrCtuntc Tor ever
r., :, c.,,i4. 7, The present unequal, n' Constitutional, ~" orrres-
50. w.. ,',eln., hazard nothing in yiug, Judging from tho ma,
a.. All 81. .;"imc"i, !! "ace rrt:mitr" 10 nccuN&ual.' H"'!"
'' -. 1T I..i .,rI: "r. u=h 30 prrr 'ua,c iisrl, s"irot'e" is IL
G. =, "" :h'rS, :" rutnrfuIS and powerful. $780,.
A., AXE n" I"iY'ttalIon "n Ar. laia'""s ~,
l., may L. ~ This ,nat,rr as pure as The snow On i''ap 5
-. ~, il C. 1tairiy IS not Il little extraordinary 'h'' "'
"t...,i E,y, Hrrn one among The first L" u'',nid a hi'a'
s'."'l 81, ,hr mere authority Of Congress. which he So
49,, IL rr.:s,d IN prospect, wi'rn i'roposrG ny aho'hfi
:, -. ~.7;y;iun nf 4 constitutional alneEdnrnt--nno
" , 80, ,N:raoiLiUarr That he. WHO denounced te
s'''. ,s Lh,iv to per rciIatc itself, should have oeen
va" -, IAN On tie floor OF the Senate, to prove The
'I mes end "a gacily of his inrmcI objection, by NOV.
,, +, cxtcrd Tn" operation "l me o's''ou.""
~ -, session TO another year, thus giving II The
~. ,,,,:l<c towards pcrreIuitt, which t"s II were
80 80 -, = very r:,,ri:t in li,is mattcr) was follow
',:''M =, House, by Mr.. W. Il. She pard, OF n. Caro-
:" ''In1.- lin, instructions Of his constituents, IN
49, 80. - , Sc,ith,r RI. and anti-tnr;if Stateo with a
"' , extend the operation OF the act tor TWO years
~, True. thcn. most true, is IL, mat Inc system H"S
.,,lc:rr to Ycfpsiu1ts IiS.!l-NiF' a'r"" P'Iu
""'",I,: Caincnn has realized the p'cdiction-h but we
H. ir., his being permitted 10 10 any more than
p" TX ,.t| IN of the Svsicm-wec call on all loeS o.
G'"'' ar;,y. aud friends OF State rights, ana STATE !hae-
NJ" w.. w., :, aid in The rood work oil preventing Inc J"ct
r.'.n,r ,i;nn. Ole wrn;y step has alrcady been taken
"i".% 49,. f, receive neatly 4 million aud a hall as
@"1 f- cuc part in ihr maticr-g"nd may uHG W.
'r 49,, u,, !as Sc have maze 4 wise disposition ui ~
~. .,r,, o,, =! his evil. il: il stop h'Tr-out !el US
MT a:ain, II violation p'ti' u or'iP'"'.
cy.N'"F'r S~OUTHRON.
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the quantity Of land included in the land warrants issued
since he came into office, distinguishing the number of
acres embraced in warrants issued tor land in the several
counties, and the four grand divisions OF the State.
On motion of MI. DAVIS, the Committee of Agricul-
tnre, &C., was instructed to inquire into the cxpediency
Of Incorporating the Raven Cliff Iron Manufacturing
Company, in tile county Of Wythe.
VACCINE AGENCIES.
Mt. STUART offered the following resolution:
Rcsotrcd. That the ommllte Of Propositions, &c,
be instructed 10 inquire into the propriety of establishing
All additional Vaccine Agency at the town Of S,auntun,
in the county of Augusta.
MIR. MAY moved 10 amend, by adding The words, sand
ether parts o! the State" which amendment was agreed
Il,
Mr.. WuoLroG moved The following as 4 substitute TO
th~ resolution rs amended:
THAT the Committee Of Propositions, &c, be in
,tructcd to inquire into The eSpedicncy of requiring the
Vaccine Agents Of the State to furnish the clerks of the
several County nd Corporation Courts with vaccine
matter, for The use o! tie people OF the several connues
and corporations
Petitions were presen,ed-by Mr.. SbanIs, of citi.
zcns OF Prince George, for n Rail road from Peters
burg to some point on James River, at or near Hatr'-
SOP $ Bar; hy Mr.. Stanard, of Eliza r. Is: Pankey, WIDOW
and administrative of Young Pankey, decd, asking au+
tliority 10 sell certain real estate; by MIR. WHEY, or
citizens Ut Monnnsaiu aud Harrison, praying the loca'
ton Of road from Morgantown by M;ddlelown 10
Clarksburg-by Mr.. Marshall, OF F., Of Sam Johnson, q
free man of color, asking leave for his three children 10
remain in the ommonwealth-by Mr.. Powell, OF Lean
ty, Mary and Henry, free persons Of color, for leave 10
remain in the Siale-also, OF Betsy Long. q Tree woman
Of color, for leave to remain IN the State--by Mr.. al.
mond, il document connected with q petition for the for.
nation uf Il new county out of parts Of Rockingham ana
Shenandoah.
BANK REGULATIONS
On motion of Mr.. MAY: the House took up the bill
prescribing general regulations TO! the Incorporation OF
Banks.
The motion to amend offered on yesterday by Mr. DA-
ylspoHr, was briefly opposed by Mr.. May, and rejected.
Mr.. SMITH of |. of W., moved further TO amend the
bill, and considerable discussion took place on his motion,
in urbich L.srs N.y VrS.EIS SuITJI of |. OF w land
cARrEE, tcok part; when, before any question was put,
on motion Of Mr.. BALL. the bill was laid on the table.
MR. LElGIi'S RESIGNATION.
On motion of Mr.. PESDLEToy the report of the Sc
Icct Committee on Mr.. Leishs letter Of resignation was
taken up; AMI Mc. Z. addressed the House at ]consIdera-
bic length.
When Mr.. p. had concluded, on motion Of MI. Bayly
Of A the report was laid on the table, Mr.. B. giving
notice that he would call it up t.. nrorrow.
The residue of the sitting was employed in reading
and passing upon the reports of Committees.
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FOX TIE ENQUIRER.
A rhp


In YOUR paper of The 9Th instant, a writer under the
signature OF 'Justicc" has brought some grave charges
against an Anonymous writer" Tor Quitting to mention
EaadoIph .Mneon, in his notice of The Colleges OF VTg''
n ia. which appeared in ore Of your previous numbers
lie speaks Of 1t as choking like obllque hostility. lie
is ~"obliged to think, = In remarks, that the writer Ihncw
in his conscience That he was playing unfairly when lie
dictated that paragraph" Now, think that your Cor
respondent will he 4 little surprised to be assured on The
word of i gentleman, that there was not the scu'biance
Of hostility, .:obliquc'' nor direct, felt towards Randolph
Macon. The writer whom he charges 50 gravely' mas
never had, for a moment, one unl1ientIy feeling towards
that Institution. Strange as il may seem TO Justice
The omission did in fact occur simply from not limiting
Of Randolph Macon al the time that the notice vas pen
ned. This t~tcachery of memory can account Tor only
by the fact, that had had my attention directed to some
ui The Institutions named, by seeing public noticrs oil
their condition and numbers; and to others, BY being per,
soralIy acquainted recently with their circumstances ana
prospects The absence Of such notices and such per,
sonal knowledge in reference to Randolph Macon, led to
he omission Which "Justice" so unjustIy attributes TO
very different motives. My sin, then, consists cSclu-
siveIy in Il want Of recottecti0a. The only amende h0no'-
aMe that can make. is, just 10 confess the fact, and 10
assure your Correspondent that, had thought "t Kan
d"Iph Macon, il would have given me pleasure to have
added It to lie number of furnishing Colleges IN Virginia
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In reply to the numerous complaints wl'cI' nave been
made about Tie delay and Disappointment Oh this Road,
The President Of the Company stales, that extensive
contracts were made at an early period for adequate MAJ
chinery; Gye engines al Liverpool, two at Airxand;ia,
two at Fredericksburg, and one at Rlclmond-but that
they were disappointed in these aTrangeIn"nis-and then
one was purchased in Philadelphia and one in Peters
hurr-and these, with two received form Liver pool, are
the only engines HOW upon the road. One engine has
since been purchased in I'pw Castle, which may now be
soon cypected-cne also from Livcrpnol-and q third is
nearly comple,ed by Ncssts. d. /. BUR- Il Co, of this
Civ. with the aid Of these, it is hoped The present Ira
vel and transportation may BIZ accommodated, and conf
plants bc arrested. At present, lis best friends arc
obl,o ed TO confess. that there is much cause for complaint,
and mucl, room for amendment.
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~OOD lNTENT-The Public are respectfully IN
g formed, that a new line of Stages will commerce
running OH the 18th inst. from Richmond TO CartersViiIe;
This line will leave Richmond at = o'clock, A. d., ana
arrive at Gainesville in time for passengers 10 tahe ~
Son,h.wes,prn Stage for Cumberland G. H., Raines' Ia
yern. Farmyillc and Prince Edward c. H.-maki1ga
line from Richmond TO Prince Edward G. H., in one Day
Returning, will leave Gainesville on The a5rlHaio
the South. western Stage from the ABOVE anne pN00'
and arrive in Richmond the game evening.
This Line will ommenc running on lhursouy' E
10Th inst. and continue to leave Richmond every o'ues
dny at 2 o'clock, A. NJ, and return 10 N'cn'n0"o y" "o
For seats apply at the Bar of the Bell and nd c9!1m0'a"
tayerns. o,b,,s p,onr;,tors.
,S'~1 7S-w2w'
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especially submitted for the public c'n-
EXPERIMENT.
Tux TIT. Nv RIINE7
WYE LA BtGAI Ellie

~" hh ~ >is''
THE Frrh0idcrS ngd I0trS IF tic tGHai'"S n .NtU
Kat. JdmtS LHn 0ad ChnricS CHy. are hereby notified
t. meet at the village at l'IIscun Bridge, called Dr"h'S-
riHc. on The first Tuesday III February nrXl, To TAX" INTO
consideration the ~propriety OF laying Il petition forthwith
before the General Assembly, p1ayiug that they VIII
pass an act al Incorporation fer Il Bank or Il branch Bank
at tie said village: i'll New Kent County. This vii .ge:
it is we'll known, has never received any and whatever
from thr State. No act OF Incorporation, II" aid from
tie State Treasury, nothing has been asked for or grant
ed hitherto: aud surely The Legislature at this gre al cl-
sis Will hear our petition and grant our request. Fellow
citizens, b. sure that you let nothing prevent your at.
tendance Oh The day specified. General jackson and
Col. Van Buren,, Major Benton, aye, and Thomas Jc!irr-
son TOO. shall never convince us, that Il ppck"l luil Of
money, got without any trouble or difficulty whenever
we please. is no better than il mnrSel 81 gold, got perhaps
once or twice Il year. A deal II business is done at llIIs
v!!!arc. There is n great herring fishery IN the heart OF
Ike lown, and they are OF Il superior flavor To those
,,ken on TIE Scottish Isles. The navigation ct that
important Creek, (as it is called,) known as Diascnn,
is rnucl, ..Estrnclcd by fallen trees and the like, which,
much iriares The growth and prosperity OF the village,
and also the ncighto!ing country. " here do wr ina
50 rood a market, my irrnds. for the immense quantities.
Of iurs and pcllry taken near this viilag the wild geese
and wild ducks, &c, as the merchants here give us:
Little Williamsburg, that rotten borough: Is getting up
Il petition for Il Bank, and shall We lie suPnriy and MAKE
no effort To make our fortunes: now That Inc iooI Is open
and we but have t. rn:cr! we have NICK D!uu'r; ana
al! who deny tie Right Of Instruction III aud out OF the
Senate Of the u. States. on our side: and The Lord knows
how many moro, and they all say that Banks are right
anL gnod, very coed; The way to get rich ana Keep so;
and that no creek, river or road can be cleaned ont or
made without Banks. We have seen that Mr.. Paterson
started . Bark in England, in the year and il has
made every nan in that islandish kingdom rich. What
nation has suc!, roads? The Bank made them. Look
a, her 1909 ial! ships. The Bank built and manned
them. Look at Tie history of the Bank OF the u: S'''es'
and what paid eff the National Debt but the Bank
BridTc or we die PLENTY.
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A CARD.

LGNiSF, 1.N JVHH0Iy y, TV03'
Wishing a representative rho can and niH represent
our interests Of every description, and particularly cur
interests as stockholders Of The Louisa Rail road in the
next Legislature, we beg leave TO nominate hr. }. X.
Pcndlc,nn as 4 gentleman we'll qualified for that purpose,
and we hope aud trust the politicians on both sides Of the
question, will support him. We, who now nominate
him, arc of that description, and hope politics will, IN the
next Legislature, be out Of the question. MIR. Pendle.
ton is a LARGE Railroad stockholder-was raised among
US. and has exalted himself in his present station OF so.
ciely, principally by his own exerlions: He is lawyer
of very respectable grade, and will, it is hoped, be fully
MANY VOTERS.
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The aurora BDrcaiis made IFS appearance last n!ghtat
early dusk, and continued till about : o'clock. j. was
4 singular and beautiful exhibition. 1t appeared in the
North and North East portion Of the Heavens, same
times almost disappearing, and then returning, and gra-
dually dhfusing its %bIushing ,ints almost from The ilori-
ION TO the zenith. II startled some by lis occasional al.
mos, biood-rrd appea~.ance-aroascd otheIs-nnd in,e-
rested all.
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The Tobacco Interest.

We have seen will. much satisfaction the meeting Of an
Agricultural Convention at Washington, Consisting Of
the planters Of To5acco-and sh' u'd have b. ch h:rrly 10
see il strongly attended by ti.ir brethren Of Eir.inia. We
trust, The next Agricultural Convention, which meets
in Virginia, will take up the subject, and mcmorialize
the Government Of the U. Statcs. Our Tobaccucs arc
subject in England TO very heavy duties; and in Franc,
10 a p riTal and oppressive contract system # The Reggie.
We have no objection even To il part Of tie Resolutions
which hlr. GaiSeIin has submitted to the Legislature u
MARYLAND Oh tie l:ih last.
lie first presented a petition from Prince Georges
county, praving the Legislature 10 take into c~ous!dcIi.
tion the present depressed condition Of lie tobacco trade
which was referred to u Sel"ct Commiticc-a and thrn
he submitted q preamble and resolutions Oh the SAINT
suGjrct. 1.-The resolutions propose, HAT ihe Governor
communicate with the President Of the Unit! states,
with the view If inducing The Government 81 Tie u.
8, by their diplomatic agents to use their efforts in ch.
tanning from foreign nations Il reduction OF the existing
du,jcs imvoscd by them upon the introduction Of toDac.
CO villain their limits. Also 10 communicate with The
Governors OF each Of the States as arc Interested in this
trade, in Crdcr TO secure their CO operation Tor this p"r.
pnsr. The resolutions further rcquca, our Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES, t, take this subject und r csp"cIn! care
and HAT they be requested |" opp"s' every adjustment
al the tariff without obtaining Tor the t"hacc" Interest a
fair participation in The benefit to be derived from such
adjustment
Nov, we do object 70 The latter portion Of his PROPOSE.
tiun. ii we are 10 oppose any adjustment Of the tariff:
until Great Britain reduces her established and enOr-
nous du,y-or until France shall exchange her contract
for a free trade system. what vii! BE- The consequence :
That Iii. Planters, as well 81 other consumers, Will be in
the mean time silorn by the Manufacturers. In a word,
their candle will h:rn at both ends. While they receive
less lur their Tolacco, they pay more Tor manufactures
They will thus be oppressed both at home and abr0Hd--
and Tor the life OF Us, we do not see, how II can ne their
interest 10 be sIiorn at once by the Governments of Eu-
rope. and The Tar!iiincn at home. Nn-no. Mr. G'Iisei!n.
Strive as YOU may 10 relieve us from high duties and
contracts abroad-hul do rot ask Us III The mean time 10
bleed our own penpi" for ,aSrs. which are n"t wanting.
and are only calculate 10 DO mischief. both 10 tie PEG,
pie and The States.
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H1yECUTOR'S SALE.-Willb be sold, to the high
HL est bidder, on Monday, the 10Th day of January,
I-37, if fair. if no. the next fair day, at the plantation
called Woods Farm, in Curlcs' Neck, Henrico county,
bclorring TO the estate of VIM. Allen, deceased, about
nine hundred barrels Of corn, with a number OF prime
Mules, a quantity Of fodder, shucks, plantation utensils,
&c.
.Aso ON Thursday, the 9th Of January, 1887, at The
plantation called Kings Mill, in James City county.
from fo,r 10 five hundred barrels of corn, a portion Of
the s,csk Of cattle, mules, sheep and hogs, farming utcn-
sis, &c.
Terns-For all sums under $25, cash; for that amount
and upwards, a credit of nine months will be gwen, on
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security,
before the delivery Of the property.
Executor Of Hm. .7Itn, deceased.
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Basx OF THE Miss. ASD ALA. Il. Il. Co.,t
n-4A. M-s dec 18th. lG3O.

T7NNN0H, .Htss' DecJ - cL-
rygE second in,ialment Of $40 on each share OF the
capital stock of this Company, is required TO ue
pa'd o n III a.? and Planters Bank Natchez, Mississippi,
q. IN ,h Ss' BSDh of Ana Arnbnma, Nobic, at the Banking House
Bank, Philadelphia, and a. The Bank OF Virginia. Rich
"r T%oso Stockholders who have paid $40 on each share
., ,hs 6rst insralment, are only required to pay s. on
each share 0" q. i. WoRDELL, Cashier.
Ian O6 C~-"
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NJ Remainder -PIofcssor Rogers addresses the lie.
gislaturc to-day on the Mineral resources OF Virginia
.!Thosc who have cars TO hear, let tilcln hear.
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The ice has broken up; and the navigation HF the
came an from Norfolk on Tuesday night.
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~O-pARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-Anlhony Elton
q having this day taken into Co-partnersilp DASlD
J. RUDDACK, of Baltimore, they respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that the business OF Iooac-
CO Commission Merchants will be continued as hereto
fore al No. 81 South Wharves, under the firm Of
ELTON &
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1886. &C.
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Al rs
DEATHS,

Muu.ea, in Powhainn, On The ll,h inst, By The Rev. MI. Curtis,
Ar. J. W. 4. SAUNDERS, OF buckingham, to the nmiable Miss NIEr,
orIy dsesh,rr OF the late pr. Nipu Of that county.
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DEATHS
D;ca =. L. -..iI,,rr. Fll Rock Tavern. in the couuty Of Pow.
,,,n, State IF yir.ini - on he llth inst, Sir. Tnon,s MgRRYxAS.
IL; i Ill.," .n n - %g ,n", 1m-' ,;nn i.sr;,n univ ,Irred i,s. lie LETT a
wt. rrI AZ, children. IN uur his iur parlllc los: but il is hoped
,I,ni, ~; .f,r,,,,n r..rn- in III. r,iu-ior in all tho rel lions of life no
.a., 49, H., mod .n,,9rs :; husband. father. master ard
.;T,,r l., ,n. :. no ,r, i,rI,I..s ne cuuld bc c,2cctrd Of fraiI man.
~, a. a.; NV go. no, un,n,,.r nf guy N, t;cul,t Church, but friend
80, n "- iii. nn;r;un was tI,nt uI sincere and prac-
;; 81 81 ~ u, ',"I wnuII n,'. ,Irr smruily in IIcuvcn-wl.cther they
IL - ,nc'n,nrr II, w., tbm,.L, M ~, n. has. rouc, 10 The bosom OF his
GmI w,' n en- nj Ir,rIy L,o, and believe.
~ ~, r. T,,s NJ III a.. Western S,,t,s will Dl.asr cCny tho
nn. g.. ro,, ,o,., Va ~, ,, Ia, ;r, c,.rp,r,
Dc"' ~ 'nH '.o ,", W. ~ " T. ~ ~
DtStitn, Ei' a o u 1a"ss - =, ,M I'" Mama a. ,Le Gn,sn
au '"c "'h a""!-o'c'se"o "e """' !" W"
DrpTrcl ths. life, On the ih instant, III Madison County, Mrs..
MARTHA T,ruM, III Tie 9Th year oi her axe, daughter OF ] Thomas
Gi Martina Newman, uf Or.n:c County," tho death Of hisa nh
able lady, society has brcn deprived Of one OF i' !H'SHi'st oThu-
mcmis, an iaf"nt ch'!A 81 u mother, a fond fus''n! oil u !ra emp,
nI"h, AN Hoa'h: parents OF Il nnt'!u! hs" ~ -,
iir i'ath at l 'ri>'i"", 81 outins, ~ :Ior!, sl"! 10 u J" ~ ~ e" 81"
youth She became impressed WIN lhe lnl'nIlincr oi H. ~ ~" Lm w.
bred 1t, "m! became Il member an "nrauhicI Ih IN H 'mc ~, = u w "W
CErlt. Her i"po';Geni, hrf picty, ~" ;hIA' F'p'l' ~
drarh her 10 ali who knew hrr-ani twas M To know hef, l" 90,
pct lcr -lrt she hats rnnc-ihe strong arm oi ae"'h ehm'' Im'
bore her 10 that bourne from whence no tSrhet " rtu1n' ~"
IL ~ shc w"s visited with the sc'ctrst ahhe'ion, "hi'ns w. "L
with Christian ioriituIc. Conscious, hH' 'hr hont" - near ~ "'m,
when she mus td hIie 10 al "! r'"csi "r ~. ~
imr"ar ol 'n"i Size ore" HPohs " r'"" " III .;in. uaro,ir
lh'hc N:"s""h' III" r". "a |"' u l" - 49,; nG, ,nJ .nt
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MJ EGROES o HlRE.-The subscriber, living in
Ia New Kent county, 2 miles south OF me Cross r.oans'
hos fnr hire the present year, four likely Negro men; also
same women and children. If the above Negroes should
no, be hired out privately before the third OF next month,
they will be put up to the highest bidder on that day. at
e" I .n JG Is2-llr1 B. MCKENZIE.
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TPONEME

n In consequence Of the extreme severity OF the
weather, the above sales were necessarily postponed.
that at Curles Neck, until Wednesday, the 9Th day OF
February next, when it will positively take place-and
that at James City, until Monday, the 18th day OF fe'
bruary next, when it will take place as stated above.
= Ian Of r32-,dsl G. o., E10r.
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Uednesday, Lnn0ry %.

A mess,ye was received from The senate, stating that
thew had passed The bills, entitled g an act dlvorcing
Elizabeth Huston from her husband Robert Huston;
and [" an nc, divorcing John 3. Kirk from his vile Mary
And ,hev have agreed to the resolution for The cleo
ton of a Judge of The Court Of Appeals, with amend
mcnls. Fri.
The Senate proposed to amend, so as to sci apart in'
day the Sd day Of February next: as The Gay OIL "''N
The House concurred ia The amendment. .,;,oo
on mo,i,, of MIR. SAMuEIs Of Wood, The .9"i"l''e
os Roads' Sc. was instructed to inquire into tn. eTrs.
diency Of amending the act entitled n nn ist =" for o", eomp ,%s
act entitled an act making iuItnes lille ;I Knnou Iu"P-
ting inc iGau Of Air. Grnsos, a resolution was adopted,
eppoin'!%g a js jim, ss on GoScfn +" 'o off ,his c comn en~gSSI''
is1, L" nn,ion of Mr.. McCAvLY, leave vas given to bring
~ lii to authorize Stephen Brown to erect a toll'brldge
Peak Creek, in the county of Montgomery.
On motion Of Mr.. WooLfoLK, the Register OF the
Land Office was instructed to communicate 10 lhls HOUSE
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TO Y'YiE E.DI3'OR Of TIE eve
O. NIlM AlE AE i nANk

] shall not go into detail; but will state my leading
features.
Ist. The stockholders are never TO divide more than
q per cent. per annum, the excess to 80 |" tie State, IN
lieu Of Il bonus.
ID. The Legislature to alter or abolish the charter at
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