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a true copy from the minutes.
IvQICuT SOIIIIIE 4

a FARM WhNrEu-Auy proprietor DESTROYS ofsel!i"sn Farm
oout OOU to acres, Eastern Virsinu With comfort
able dwelling house ard sufficient farm buildings fcahy having
good waller and abundance of mari and possessing tho ether
cess9y requisites OF movahe property aud convenient resi-
dcnce find purchaser m price by immediate application
to tn Editor Of The fatm" Register. Petersburg, Va. stua
linn On James River would DC p!cirIrcd.
Ny. 10 55-wiw
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Stock in Tie Ehchange Bunk Of Virginia.
meetiny Of the Board Directors the 81 October l

"a
RsorcG unanimously That the Branch Banks Richmond ard
Petersburg he each authorized dispose OF One Thousand Shares
equivalent the the original stock
loers Chargn. interest the amount of the FIRST payment
from the subscription books opeHed the M April
Of the Subsequent instamrnts om the time they
spcc,ive, dee; aud that the lime allowed accomplish
the nc q the l.; day of December next.
Rered unuRiarousy That the Branch BANK Gainesville, he
auhoznd dispose Five Hundred Shares o: this Stock the
terms.
y true copy from the minutes. -
WRIGHT SOUTGATE, Cashier.
NorrcE theIcue given that wishing 10 procure
stock 10 said Bank stated requested TO apply at
Room the Farmers Bank Of NTcina from aoa
y III. 18Th until Saturday, Goth inst; and afterwards al tic
Bnkp. Original Subscribers also requested TO call and
psy amount that remain due upon their Stock
Erc cpen ;hc OF business Monday
the regular meeting 0f the Board will on We'd
ne.ry Paper intended for discount must hc Pu, IN
on Trcsdsys. JAMES CASKIE, President.
NN. 7. SIEnrHER. Cashier.
Oc, 46-tf
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NolCEl have removed ms Office The the Store
Mr. james Winston Mar&v, Bridge" where eau he !ound
from o'c GEO. L. CRUNP,
Collector Of the Ci,y fares.
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4 CARD DIR BE.NJy4.ULT THOMPSON informs his Thorn.
s"nn EcnS and the public generally that he has undertaken
ne Of the and conmodions "7homoRian H.
tGg on "v"of street, about twenty rods from the Post Of
" where hi" personal attendance and advice be had al
hrf All letter.. pest pad directed DR.. B. Thompson The
'l' {" "r. w w Matshuil, will be punctuay attended TO.
Mover sS-3t
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Nov Q

I "oNERNESS WANIED-l wish employ for the ensuing
",r, Frmnlc Teacher my family To ono " ell qualified
'-hin: The English BREACHES and Music Piano. liberal
be given. Application 20 Mr. John o. Law
Se-ond address the subscriber, Iammcrville r. o. Meek
h7gs. a,
N,Y2r t5S-i;1 JAS. y. JONES
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,yorus .uniticawiiS CUiijnGs

.H3rUs .IDINfHHiiS tHHfHHS-
F . -ow,h of this vicinity, warranted genuine and drlvcr
~ n This fiji or n" spring To large purchasers uId moai
,ct,r - il! be given for thirds of the purchase more
~, t53-wiw1 JAS. WINSTON.
sSALE-Will be sold, on the premises, IN The county
"a of Caroline on the I7:h Of December all the per.
sonsl and peris,abe property OF Richard West, rec
consisting Of five very valuable Slaves The sleek Of Ia"
lie Sheen. Hogs &c the plantation Ulensilcs, and
household and kitchen Furniture.
TreMs For the Slaves cash payments will be re-
orred For the other property, credit of six months
will be allowed on all sums exceeding 1--WE dollars
ROBERT B. CORBIN. .Admr.
Caroline county, Nov. esd, 1855. t7-wid
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InlunLlc Ind for Sale mar LnnchLurc.


EsEiNG Hnror. 10 Offer for sal" Two ''ac 4" Land
continuing five hundred aud sixty hundred
tuacd ~ Amherst county.
Th. one which reside is Jlmcs River, and hall
miles ynchur: half Of which opd, aud tho
tobacco and heavily mh"T"d; The hull ns
gUoi, with barn, Is ~ b. >o:cs -h
!arr, Geek. bold through aud furnishes
water power vau. The Farm Mh- thu pro
perry Wan. Mitchell deed, the iiart sad, al
though hCy carried Off by flood
the binding still with which mill
factory might Be- erected small expense. The advantages pos
10y this lnh the fertility Of the soil, co'i@uI,y 10 mar
kc and power, render object worth the attention
Of capitalists.
The ics five miles from ynchbuig, AMI one mile
from leading Anhcisl Courthouse; the
ihrou: tins tact, which III" property
This truly valuable ni Lind
bou hundred AMI eighty ""oiS ana hnc
!iy Of creek bottom that ch. The
whole plantation lies very level, that the OF may he
p!nu.hrI 9th
am dctrrnn"dio .l and by eny application bargain may
The of sale will b" liner and made kno"n aP
Pu.cs,iun viii hr delivered al the rt "hcLl
yeUr, aGd Of the other } large
ccp will b. and neatly this . for the be
nct purchasers. Rcfcrcnc" be had tho iFnl. By
ap2yn. Capt Thomas A. IIocomh", Capt Charles T. Lee,
MAJOR homes Ru,I, Mr.. Seth NGni0oi.
Ggl - ilg-wGwl GEO. ". PETTYJGUN.
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VA ELL the puTtsmcn of Richmond and vicinity, has
pleasure inform them and the public, that he has
o?cret Gun STORE, Main street, kchmond opposite the
Bank, where he
san,y keep for sale, Rifles, single and double barrel Fcwng
Pieces cooking pocket other Pistols and article
in sroir. military ncai! Of which warranted TO be
the quality, Ill be sold prices which win
II the market.
= : HIS workmcn who produce fine article in
he Rifle AMI Fcwus Piece line others. AS competition
the business, respectfully solicited TO drop
and take peep something BE- found al co'Gcr
NV ~ Sit
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m sss<ipa Of the Suite Legislature and t1iee ,oee6
,rs tic IF the yeer.
,''7 Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
~ Dollars PER aaaum, AMI Three Dollars for six months,
PRESCRIPTIONS shall hereafter be considered as incurred
lyanc anil fora years publication, unless specially Or
,,ocf time paid Tor in advance for that shorter
- s.,l ordered.
& alton shall be sent to the order Of any new ana un
.,.r ullc-S paid iof advance, satisfactory refer
some aad accessible person IN regard TO the
ia, plyn But, oil order for pubica-
otyn mt subscriber who Is unacfuainted
.' .!io.s, single nunIer be sent, containing,
...,.,I -. 4 COY OF this regulation
a, al sub'rribrrS whose ability 10 pay may be
, N. publisher, aud who may remain indebted on open
, ral yeaGs from the time when the advanced
I,c shall he erased from the lis; OF SUI scrIbcS"
o." "'' Resolutions Of the Editorial CcaueRGR 81 "a
r.,,r;ol the results OF the collective WIS
ON, ,,r experience OF the Editorial Corps OF Virginia,
'l ID ~ Rrchmoui the l7,h JANUARY, 1888.
80 ..,olS. .rtr rmncd 10 a5i.nIhc interests
~ p nn.ai, IN! interests require, al nteA-
". i. 20 nfcs be remittel per mall ia good and
r. , r,rs. OF the Editor tis postage ~ cH
i So BrlisrS. The postage of sIG:lc letter -
% A. 49, ccolat writer. Il is the accumulated post
sv. bus,a 80, which operates as serious lax upon
no 5Iho:l NH, L,, how. tho
,r.I .r!iS.
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CIlANCEHY ..-GuUCcst- Court of Law
and Clianccrv-Oci"br Term, Icj-:
Nelson ia his right, and rs Administrator 9! Sarah
H. Nelson, Complainant:
Rncr, Sirosou administrator s bon of Robert N!"o
cc, Decd Robert Henley c0nriicc and hbwn TRAITOR
oI George Ncolsur deed Elijah III NIco>ou widow .: Ru%c
Nco!son, cIsr, deceased, and William X. Perm,
Defendants.
committee George D. NicOsUn deed, l1vc
this which being dom" tn"
General replication 10 the md 1t appearing
that tho p,nG proceeded the mode prescribed y I'w
the absent Defendant Robert W. Niroson,
dc boHis The elder and no appearing
that the supuna this has been executed
than four months defendant Elizabeth Nicos"n an" thy
sill fnIiny Ic their motion Of tie plaintiff, his ball
taken those defendants. and idcn his
came Oh bill, Of the other dlCnGaI
ani rcpirations thereto exhibits md cpos!;'nns fled ard
nrruc consideration whcrr" the tnnr doth sd
hu tho defendant, Robert W Moo on
aid render before OF IT,"
r his transactions CO hc
estate cider, decd and that The
u shelving how tic balance which
Tho account should be divided a.
low ~, PERSONS the th" shares Of the d.
CO ci infn, Robert Nicovu Ire cider, decd and al'o
statement Of such nfanl children shall not be
noticed ORDER that M account b" taken
brcn made y IL" SAID Robert NJ
Scolsua Aforesaid 10 "i the Gi+ii'"nc"s OF
the Nic"sun the elder hcw the exact aianc"
each pariy which several accounts the com
cx.mimc, aud settle, and to the Court report
specially stated deemed pertinent by h!nsf ~
which may required BY the parties 10 be sns;ac
4 Co,y-Tcs,c, JNO Il. CARY C. c.
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Commissioner .fmorg's Qfe',

II
GLOvrFsTER G.. H., Nov. H. J
The parties interested desired take notice that lave p-
the fourth Mondu, in January next TO commence c du
reoutcd b. the uIccUirg On which day, %!
o'clock A. required attend lh oTcc wil .hi'
accounts ruuccs and testimony ready for examination AMI set
tIc,ncut. Illus. u AHOh !. t'nF'
Nov % SI-"Iw
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NE.dFtELO ACADEMY.--Thc Board of Trustees will. on
~ o December next, proceed 10 elect teacher for this
a. and gentleman qualified to teach 'hc Creek aud
huiscs, critically aud camnucniy and the differ nj;
~ Of the Mathematics scientifically, liberal
The WHO heretofore had charge of this
in have received between eight hundred and thousand
'S aunum fair prospect Of large number Of
r> helm. entered Tho of Smithhed, County
Wi=ht) which the AGA cmy situated, regards
IN and society surpassed by any village in the State
'a'on ro paid VII be received I'LL the day Of election
uti"ct information viii 5 given OF the cqu" Of any nPpi
'Hi. WIN. ~. DAY,
Nov \,
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November %

OU4CES AND 2HEIR DESTRUCTIPE NOS7kCES.
gNIl united testimony PLY hrcul"u ID" T. state
has fully proved the fact that Pstt-s prgtGbie Pis tn" only
true rr,iGJie which will stand the 'e OF G"G5;7ti"H
proprietor would earnestly item To The Ho &c
C o,c who hive been ~ the habit Of using CGihac ipc
r,s inc Destructive uurk Pills :cn"r liz ad'
uw OF ihr Ndl functions
and mur1rrDus .nis even tic bale" II tTu", ot
item produce nuga,ivc effect sometimes Transient IolIrf.
bat mot niurc the digestive ard an Ea'tasI
resort To them must terminate confirmed dysrrisin
Hi>rns CaiGrfc and 7picp Medicines often rrF"c
hut the MIC. sluui always c observed the
selection this be Gomc UoEiO. irJn"u can result from
ihcifusc.
% feels proud Er hs succeeded
"n.h ar beyond hiS expectations The o"l s ~ ms i' are
~ vr,s.dc hc necessity OF frequent urinm pur.
'Ivc umi medicine Sg CERTAIN and GsG" 10 iiS "c
ration. -. ..... >. :, 900 -,
rrraoG by JOS PRIESTIY Pr Rs N. D. 80 l29 Liberty
street New FORK Euch huS contains 90 Falls. fric'O GEMS
nc, 10 :j-wly
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GROCERIES Sc

dOFFEE-T.asuira, and Porto Rico
" Su.ars-Si. CIoiK, T. Rico and Loaf
f.. Rom
jamaica do
Cogaac Brandy
Slo-ul sizes
Mails do
Lubcc ground Plaster 10 casks
Sall-Lvcrron allied
Teas-Gurnowdrf and Young Tyson
Parcr-Wrn. ard wrapping
Powder Blasting. "Far Lawn MIis'
DO -Ecrucky riA"
Sprrmacer aud Mould Candles
TanncTs' Oil
Molnsscs
White Lamp OIL
Rl.ns, Almonds. &C.
foJ sale, 1t wholesale. hy m
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
.4ur,igrsrrs and CUriH,ssioh NsrchgRfS.
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Richmond and fredericksburg RairOad.

Richmond and fredericksburg RaiirOad.
eN and e,he rss of November NEXT the freight trail" will run
" only
Leaving Richmond O'Clock Tuesdays Thursdays ana
Saturdays: ,,.
And leaving Fredericksburg 10 O'Clock Mondays, Wedncs
days aud Fridays.
The mail ,rain nns MISUNDERSTANDING Richmond daily
4. NJ, aud Frederick .butg daily AZ ! | 9 4. NJ.
to- Fare from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg, 81
5U-tf
4 CARD Wanted 10 live in private family GOrEESEss,
LkDY nnl flied teach the English language and Music.
liberal will be Address j. f. Gou
cestcr Court house, Va. 5l-6itl Nov IL
CONWAY ROBINSON his resigned The office President of
the Fredericksburg: Relrod Company with the
Purpose of dcvoac his time entirely his Profession lie will
regularly attend c Court OF Appeals and Federal Courts and also
to Chanc.ry ctu.cs the of IIcnrco. His Office
i, the house lately occupied by Judge UeniUl.
Npya3 SIT
NOTCErhH subscriber ving removed TO Richmond respect
fully n-TS his sIuarl the Courts o the City,
he will hereafter attend regularly lie will no cun;uuc
Circn Superior Court Of Spot
1T OFFICE : hi, residence on & street.
Nora lIl-trl JNO. NJ. PATTON.
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IN CnANCERY- vEcis',Gl"ucrstct Superior Court Of Ii

bN CIANtERG ,tuTcrslCG superior IOuTl Of law
sad I Lanc' ~, October term, ie:S:
James Cumphcl, fhintn;
against
John Siu IT. Executor of John s. Stubs, Scmr. dec. mud
the Stubs Jr., Gcursc "skus and CalEarne III, Wife,
William c. Wait and Louisa - has wife, aud Herbert Siuhhs
Joi uhs Jr carharire HoSkns, Louisa & W.T.
SiuLs children and heirs of John :. Stubs
SEM, d"c aud heirs Of Francis Stubs DeieniIni-
inl
Dorothy White, AiuinisiiaA Of Wa,. White, dec, ftG:
rbr .,mc Dis.
ON mn,ion the compliments, has Gle his bill
yiyor to CHILDREN g. W. Hackney pHItic to 'h
cause, hill filed, and the Court thea appointed
Ju Hughes guardian Item, the infant Gncndaiis; Who
their nnd mutton OF the Complain
tine SIMPLE nu
va, OF an. other which belonged TO the said juHn =
usIr-. weed q" the defendants
in o showing
paid - :hr administrator which bound the heirs OF
showing the each drvisCc oHri
pny h.. reported. ad 10 the toaf
specially stated, deemed pertinent by hIusc
which may be required b: the Parti" 10 be 20 stated
tOpy--Tcsrc, JOHN X. CARY c. {.
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Enrk PlnnLniinn far sale.
Il
Z DEFER M sa'n 1

OFFER fr sale o Lend IN the county of Hanover n-
Of Dr. Reuben Meredith, Ms SuSannah Tins
IT, PRYOR. an others The Fork Plantation coDtnICin2
HeN 700 and l0l within III miles ol TIE CITY "t hlch
~ ,hOu: which ,ho road from Hanover Court house TO The Me
isy rurrriIG passesubou i1 uf which cleared.
" Uurr heavily imbetsh with white oak and heart rnc and j.
adapted .rowi Wheat and Oats, haI
14gh. beds neis well watcr.d. aud generally
Considered remarkably healthy There may he made NJ v,y
' thirty Of most valuable meadow Bn
WI Ne lots 20 puictscrs.
soy tus privately before Thursday, the lNh day OF Ja-
$50 viii Mat day, III fair, not, the rcHt fair day.
public sale the premises, 1T u O'Clock, NJ u the
disposed body, onrihrd OF tic purchase
required had-ii divided, aC cash, ani ibc
n- and Ic.rihe credit payments 90 he secured
wish approves security, and deed Of trust the PRO
rr~g.
io drnu Of viewing the above property will please arpy
Ca;. Sa O.ertou, Wm r. H. Potd, Esq, with the latter
whom plr; anl survey of the land is left
lrrs subject, ros, paid addressed to Philip 3. VIA
Ed lIInOSrr Eou 10 the subscriber, Enrn Dti
cary james CITY County, Va, will he promptly attended to-
&y.r Std ROBERT r. RICHARDSON.
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IyY -,rr To- ,-ISTT=I; --,I--,i
5, S. Il :, q
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I Resolution Of the Editorial CoHreHti0"

Restitution Of the tGRUTiCI lohTehiVh
III Marriages the country, whenever Inc
X-Itiag unknown this office, must be Authenticated
! Of ,hc ro.tm the neshhoThoodcr they
go br plhsied - Every measure that has been taken
inns,ons an Qrihkcs. has proved heretofore u"''"
g. q - therefore, asis, in such upon tn" tomnrn
BY Of tina Postmaster rTier on me
II. { he ,e.tr.l
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yEErS OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
-, IKE E>euIsER is published three times teesk du-
N, ss>ioa Of the Suite Legislature, end tctes 'oee6
~ tic res, IF tie gear.
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..lrc Of sixteen ins less, first nseuon 20 cehts Tor
-.., ..r,..lglncc, 81 cents.
Liz. tIu distance must be accompanied with the advance
y. l;.i.rtoJs references, TO iasIre execution. ,
r., Advertising tyamouat 10 SVU per annnn "S
,,r p. " ute pa aud so, oil 20 per cent
,rI m u rrcnn Ernded tn the Editors oil Newspapers
,c publish al the head oil taerPaes
ycrti.in. anh that they strictly adhere TO the samc
ines, PRICES b. always such give fair compensation
al
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

s., will pay Tor anc papers, annually, shall have the
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29

FAINT schools, and Nantucket whaemen. males and
females, were presented and laid the table,
under the rule.
Mr. Saltonstal, Of Mass. presented a petition
from certain citizens Of Massachusetts,. asking
the recognition of the independence Of IIayt
Mr.. Legare objected to the reception of the
petition and gave his reasons therefor with great
ardor and energy of manner lie maintained
that the House was bound II refuse all papers OF
this sort, which were sent here only for the pur
pose of creating agitation. He contended that
the House had the power 10 refuse to receive
Them and alluded to instances in which the Bit
ISL House Of Commons had ordered petitions &c
be burnt by the common hangman. The present
course OF the aholitionistS would be fraugh. with
infinite mischief unless the House checked these
petitions IF their be persisted in. SIR
+ said Mr.. Legare, 1.-THE time is not far distant
when the sun OF this union will In blood, and
set never more to rise
| Mr.. eastman moved the previous question.
The House refused TO second il, IS 10 81.
| Mr.. Petriken moved to adjourn. Lost
! Mr.. Satonstall then got the floor and spoke
at some length in support Of the right of petition
and against the motion 70 refuse TO receive it.
! Mr.. Harrison moved to adjourn. Agreed TO-
! Tomorrow the House will be obliged to 90 on
with the black debate. IN some motion other
even should Mr.. Salton~tal's petition be disposed
nf
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or Louisville, or in othe- commercial cities and
towns OF the west, make such other arrange
ments as viii the state the benefit of the
exchange between the east and the west-,o the
end that said bonds may be sold at the head Of the
money market. for the highest premiums or Al,
the lowest interest, and that all the exchanges
from said money market when said bonds are sold
TO the place of investing said monies, NAV be re-
ceived and cnoyed by tho state. To operate 10 ex-
ungulsh interest on said loans until the profits a.
rising from the investment thereof may effect
that object.
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This following notice of the Gotemos's Message, is ioa
the Madison Courier, the editor OF which warm sui
zeaors supporter Of the present administration Of me ss
cad feeling, Hos ualiae tas follow ing eapess.oA lfo he
---: ''itz the sseagest p,a,s of vanity in,l-
delce representation fraud, nn4 peiuo.n, saf ever
put forth by calling himself Chief Mag.ras. Of
any people,
Birds Of the feather may flock toye,er but they 10
s.as shs Some forth IN meas issi and
sweetest melody, aud Others ertqgs themselves b. their
+ cro1ting and disgusting chatter.
i GOVERNORS MrssAcE.-ln our last we laid be-.
i fore our readers lhis document 10 Hose Who
have moi pernsed II, we would say that lie IN
portauce ot the subjects Of which it treats, ren-
dors II the duty OF every indanian 20 do SO. 1t
! Is "a lucid. busness-lIkc document, free from that
aboreu effort at official pomp and sly which too
froa 'is IL. e'..,,i~ Stsstc fspctx.
! Gov. Wallace At once unrnlls the political map d
our State before us, carefully presenting al frs,
view. lis darkest features, and after allowing saf
tcict.t ,Ine for contcn 5stien, exhibits the ainr
portion. which carscs the noonday light 10 baf.,
upon the whole We have one objection 10 tae
style. but none 10 tho matter. The Goyernor in
many instances, seeks to give additional force TO
his recommendations bv condemnlug. m no ser
measured terms, former aud present usages Tbs
might subject our worthy Governor 10 The charge
acquaintance. In other respects the mcssge
worthy the Executive Of Indians and we reesa-
mend IT TO the attentive pcrusai Of every cbzsn.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-29

N'No'kE>>-"e have devoted a eonsideraol. ,,.,..-
OF our paper to Congressional news and il WI -
that the exciting question OF abolition is asai, "a
oh Inc i-ih INST, Mr. Upton prssanteda mspo,,t :,
Mount carmel and New Albany Railroad conn,,, go
iei' OF way mronsh the public lands, ana s,,,,, i
''D S'i' company "hiea vas referred 10 me eo,
'' ''''s aal ea'as' Ga TIE same day Mr Tip,o,
tom the committee an roads and canals IN vsh,h
referred the resolution of the Senate q, IA. -,
bill making Al Appropriation Tor the eoatinu,,, y II
Cumberland road IA The states % Ohio Indiana a,4 In
which was read and ordered a sscond reading
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Mr.. Ri.es, of Va, objected to the reception of

Mr.. ives, of Va, objected to the reception of
Mr.. Wise's resolutions.
Mr.. Wise moved the suspension of the rulez
and, as some Of the gentlemen from the slave
holding States had objected TO the reception of
the resolution, he wished to record the
names Of those opposed to then and, therefore,
demanded the yeas and nays, which were: Yeas
10, nays Is.
There no, being two-,tirds, the motion was
lost.
Pr. SHADE, of Vermont, offered resolution re-
ending the 5lh resolution, Yesterday adopted :
and declaring that traffic in slaves Is carried on
in the District Of Columbia, aul that Congress
ought Il prohibit 1t. l. grace to the nation,
AMI violation Of human rights.
!, was inquired whether resolution did not come
within the prohibition of the rules Yesterday a
dopicd. The speaker decided that it did not.
Objections were made u It's reception and the
House refused TO suspend tho rules yeas % say
157.
Mr.. Calhoun, Of Kv. offered a resolution, de
claring that the judiciary Committee report a
bill providing punishment for such persons may
assist slaves 10 abscond from their masters; asc
10 make il unlawful for ar, inducen1ent or en-
ticemont to be held ont by persons in nOn-slavc
holding States for the escape Of slaves; also tC
punish those persons in non-slavcholding States
who may harbor slaves: Of jections being made,
Mr {. moved suspension OF the rules: lost
yeas 50, nays 10.
ELECTION CT CHAPLAIN.
On motion of Mr. Grennei, the House proceede
to tho election of Chaplain, rira roce.
On the first vote, Rev. Mr.. Reese had 100 vote
aud WAS elected.
Tho House then adjourned
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Dec. L. 1888.

Mr.. Hubbard. from thu committee of WAYS and
means, reported against the expedency of giving
premiums wolf scalps. and also against the ex-
pcdiencv OF dispensing with the sale at auction of
tresspassing animals; which was Ind on the table
On motion of Mr. Stewart,
Resolred, That the Judiciary commtto be in
structed to inquire into the eXpedlency of 50 a.
mend!ng the law concerning tenants holding o.
yer to require only one weeks notice to dis
possess tenants who rent by the month. and OF
shortening the time ofnotice generally
On motion of Mr.. Thompson,
ReSo!red, That the ldicilTv committee be in.
structed TO inquire into the cxpedencv of so a
mending the law sutjectnG real and personal es
tate TO execution as 10 require property sold Oh
execution to bring thirds OF It's value.