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prompt hoped the gentleman from Mcckcnburg would
1T the resolution lie on the table for one day.
Mr.. CRUTCHrIELD suggested that the letter course
would be- TO Withdraw this resolution and then vote
reconsider the resolution of this morning which sIs-
pended the rule
equivalent to that suggested BY Mr. Crutchfed, and
required but one vote.
Mr. B,yLr was willing for either course, believing
them TO amount TO the same thing.
Mr.. CRUTcHrIELD withdrew his suggestion, and was
wiling TO try the question on Mr. Goodc proposition
Mr.. May supported the resolution offered By Air.
Goodc, being the most direct and straight .Dr%nrd
Mr. JACKSON moved to lay the resolution the IA.
lble-which motion negatived.
Mr.. ToiER offered the following substitute:
Resolred That the resolution adopted By tbs House
on Saturday, the 18th inst. declaring that when this
House adourns the 2ith inst, it Will, with the
sent of the Senate, dourn until the succeeding Mon
day, is not JOINT resolution and that the House may
avail itself of the consent of the Senate not may
think proper.
BYRD and ToLrR in :aror and by Messrs May, YER
and CRuroHFiELD against the substitute, when Mr.
GooDsoS moved TO lay the resolution and substitute
the table This motion negatIved-aycs "a, noes
I63
The question was taken on Mr. ToLrRs amendment
and decided in the negative-ayes a, noes %.
The question recurring upon Mr.. GoopE's propo
sition, it slightly amended motion Of Mcssrs
VERIFY and May, and adopted by the following
7yes-Nlessrs. Gilmer, (Speaker,) Bayly, Chopper,
Southal, Wood, Cabcll, Mitchell, Hunter, Meredith,
IIaskins, Corbin Coleman, Cox, Whiiworth, Craford,
Roane, Powell, Marshall Scott, Hale, Wade of F. Ba-
ker, Guerant, Erskine, Taylor Of H., Clark of H.,
NJ Rae, Gregory, Worthngton, Kennedy, Reynolds,
Wright, Tayoe of X. c. Fon;ane, Tayloc Of l.. & r,
Lawson, Ramey, Lipscomb, Organ, Baskerville,
Goode, Evans Hodges, AIasse, Watts Etherdgc,
VERIFY, ludnoll Fitzgerald, Hiden, HIner, May, Tun-
stall, Keen Carroll, Ncnable Roberts, Heath Radcliffe
Shipman, Ridley, Crutchied, FitAhugh, Clarke Of s,
Prince, Walkcr-66.
Noes-Mcssrs. Carpenter, VI Cue, Stuart Burwcll of
B., Myers Of B, Hannah, Jackson of b. " L., Kyle,
Flood, Thornburg, Toler, Fox, Burwel Of c. X w,
Broadus, Wilson, Anderson, Howell, Byrd, King,
Smith of G., Carroll, Butts, Gibson, Allen Of H., Sey
mour, Armstrong, Hamlet, Smith of of w, Ewing,
Banks, Scott Smith of VI. 4 J, CLAYTON, Wade of Vi
& 7. Myers of NJ, Aeshirc, Tallman S:urm, Walden,
Lcyburn, Dorman, Smith of Rock, Smith of Russ,
Qni!cn, Conn Grlever, SPOTS, Stephenson Goodson,
Jackson Of w, Stangcr-J2
On motion Of Mr. May, R,SO'rrd, That the Com.
mtcc ot Roads. &c. inquire into the cyprd.rncy of in
cooperating company To construct Rail Road from
the Coal Mines Of James H. Cox, iii Chesterfield
County To some convenient point on the hppomatoN
Mr.. JACKSON moved resolution, the effect oil winch
to exclude such members awaited themselves oil
the recess, from their per diem allowanccbut hcior"
the question was stated,
On motion of Mr.. RircLrrr, the House adjourned.
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GENERAL AGENCY

TINE subscriber for number Of years and sui en-
gagged the business Of General AGENT IN the C OF
Richmond the collection claims Of every desrrtun re-
cevnc subscriptions periodical renting OUT receiving
the rents and selling real property hiring out negroes ana
jnr all necessary them through the year, collecting
their hires and pons them NJ public private SALE &C &c
ability aud inclination to pcriHm with ndey ana a,s
match whatever be entrusted tn him. he refers Ia the
citizens Of generally and particularly TO the ing
gentlemen viz Francis Wirker acting Mayor; Mess's, 'oi
Marx& SON Thomas Richie Peasants, Gal lahcr & Moseey
Fleming Webb, Booker Hamilton John CosoS' Ea hns
Ellis & Sons Richard Anderson, Bnfords Bacon Aichoas
Mills Lye Lycl james Nc kiidoc John d. Eusace
LANES f. Heath Burioot, Wyndham Robertson, and
John Van Lew & Co. - - - r,,,
p Office Main or street. In rear OF hos H. apo gro
cegy four doors above Mcssrs. Webb Booker Hamilton
WY Wv PHILIP NJ. TABB
BApplicants from the country to hire the servants III
would consult, their by giving the information on
before the h Of this month"; Decembcr and by sending me
servants before that date, or as soon as
thereafter = - ce 4,
lee
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Electoral votes not Gven for Delegate and Mr. A.
tended that Of these 100 he might have obtained
sufficient number to overcome any majority "h!ch inc
Committee has given to the contesting member lleaso
stated that in consequence his believing that his obcc-
lions to the course othe Mayor would prove GOOD before
the House. he had not made the necessary cN"rons IN
the iniirm state of his health to establish the validity
of his votes which had been challenged By the con-
testing member
Mr. GREGORY opposed the adoption of the present
substitute because il would take from the House the
decision of the main question involved IN the substitute
of the gentleman from Greensve. lie commended
that the election ought to be sent b0ck at once 10 te
People, that the evil which the experimenting officer
had done might he remedied in the shortest possible
time.
Mr. SourHALL was willing to vote for the substitute
of Mr. Worthngton, as we'll as for the 9th resolution
ofhc Committee but said he should vote against the
eth resolution and opposed 10 sending the election
back TO the people
The question was then taken on the amendment to
the amendment Mr.. Gregory calling for the ayes and
nocs) and carried by vote oflO9 nays, to IA noes
The amendment TO the amendment was then agreed
,o-and then the amendment to the resolution was also
agreed to.
The 9TH resolution was read as follows:
Rcsolrc3 That the election held the 23d day OF
MAY last in the Borough of Norfolk for Delegate to
the present House of Delegates, was illegal and Vod;
and the same should be set aside.
Mr. SouTHALL called for the reading of the evidence.
Whilst the Clerk was reading it, Mr. SMITH OF Gull
pepper announced message from the Senate in the fol-
lowing words: ;.
sResoIrcd That when the Senate adjourns to-day, It
,r with the consent of the House of Delegates ad-
iou,n until the hour of ~ o'clock the Sd day of ia
nuary next.
On MIR. MAYS motion, the Report on the Norfolk
Election was laid upon the table, to take up the mes.
saoe Of the Senate The consent OF the House was then
pyen, and Mr. GooDE requested convey the message
to the Senate.
Mr. May then remarked that, before the Senate ad-
;ourned he would present resolution, which met the
wishes of many gentlemen in this House. snG which
would require the concurrence of the Senate He then
submitted the following resolution:
uRssolred That when the House adjourns on the
o1tb dav of december next it WILL with the consent Of
the Senate, adjourn until the 39th inst
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BIZ lse Gorernor Of the Stole Of 'irsinia,

4
i, i. rsDrcsrntcd the Executive that LAW
RESi,E RYAN late of the city Richmond, charged with
unlawful s;abhine whereby the life Of an Is euhee
ed hath fled from justice and is now gong ~ iace' ;,
Therefore David Campbell, Gorerror nave thoueh pup
issue this proclamation offering reward Of one hundred ana my
. n any person or persons will appehend tie sad
. Fan and convey him to jail Of the city OF Rich
mond and do moreover require all officers civil and md military
ma reouest the peope Of TO use the
10 the said Ryan that he may be brought 10 Jus
tice. - ,..so, ss,I NJ tht
Given under my hand Governor and unaei n s ~
tsrAi-l soih Iaoa e"'' DAVID CAMPBELL
De., ICY. ,,,n hy b;r,h about fee, 20 inches
sirh figure slight bu, muscular dark hair partly bald ana ao0
40 or As years Of age. ss-v4v
Dec IL "''
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cox REW ARn.Ran away from The Subscriber lylug
D&-I JohsCn'S Springs. ppcland county lurav.
nt instant. dark mulattp man named MARTINI h" nineteen
of about feet high. straight made, broad
d"rS he raised by Capt Philip W"od>" Dru,on>sIl-,
Hanover County ~ which nrchbornod he BE- lurking.
mly have been cnccd IN a0her direction. Will The above
reward for ms apprehension and delivery m bee secured
in any jail 81 get him again. CHARLES FORD.
December IL Ut-t
- tHFORD ACADEMf.Tlrc exercises Of this
IL he continued by the subscribers the year
the 18th OF January, and terminating the 18th December,
with vacation ui month IN the Summer In tins school viii
BE- taught thr Latin Greek Spanish and French languages, Mar
mates, including Arithmetic Algebra, Ge0m sphrr
cal. TrEonomcfry and practical together tho
branches Of the English language usually preparatory
schools he text books VIII bc the that used at the I'M
vcr-ty Of Va.
T"rm-Board, including thing, so0-Tuilon $50. No
deduction Sil be- made for late entrance.
II. ]. CHRISTIAN, PriacpqL
JNO. l.. CASON.
De-
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.MOnOngalia Election.

Seven memorials were yesterday presented % 'ilc
House of Delegates, signed by numerous citizens of
the county Of Monongalia, demonstrating against the
return Of Nj Erans the sitting member. We under
sand, tia, other memorials expected. We have
heard Great deal recently of this contested Election
The attention 81! he members of the House and Of the
public at larsr h"-ns 70 be excited by thr events of
this extraordinary Election
S!r. Tanzey Is Tie con'csting member. Mr. Evans
holds only by vote. There circumstances con
nccc,l with the whole transaction, which calculated
excite Suspicion and 10 demand the strctst invcsti-
CATION We have do,b that it will receive the full
est attention from the committee and the House. At
all events the facts must be laid before the People.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

Some of Mr. Rivess friends here affect IN converse
ton 10 believe that he may still be reelected senator
Of the u S. Ought they not TO know better: ana
what SAYS our worthy friend, the Editor of the Mar
tinsburg Gazette, who is now in the House OF Dele
gates and is, doubt as he deserves to be- heha inc
Richmond. AFTER speaking Of the nomination oil Judge
Mason in the Republican Caucus "Aly impression
however, is, tina. they not united with due de-
ference we shrcwdly suspect, he may find himself mis-
,,k.n in hisN The Wings arc in no better condition.
They cannot cleo, Senator by themselves, and the
Conservatives will aid them TO elect any one pu.
Mr. Riyes. and to such an arrangement, suincent
number dissent to defeat an election There has been,
as vet no general meeting Of the Opposition, for the
designation of candidate The majority Of the H. .,
Delegates inclined to the opinion tina. virginia
is NOT suffering much for want of full representation
in the Senate, and are determined to take as much
time as i, necessary to do the thing right
AS the Senate have adjourned over TIL the 50 OF "a
il is certain there he election before ine
lst week in that month"; probably before the emo o.
the Sad,
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l,r'irc or Fttsca Hkeiy .vfqroe, Jor Sai>.

fF'trS Fftsra ithriY Nrgrocs
MI decree
and tiancrI ior thu Caroline. the
drrSon and wife and others Mclaughlin and others
sold Ia the highest bidder public Eth Of Junua
~ IN" Chesterfield depot the Richmond. r.
Railroad III the county q" Caroline - 10 likely negroes,
consisting boys and girls These negroes
ualc and persons wishing purchase will do well the
sale. WI iciI VIII commence precisely ~ IL NJ
TEEM-A credit months, except i nrsr--
dcfHy the ufhr sale which VIII DE-
chaser giving bond with approved security, bearing froHi
tie dn". BY THE COMMISSIONERS;
nrsl
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MarriageS.

Married Thursday, the ith Nov, by Elder VIM Y. Hitter
Mr. Go. SrE.Ess OF Missouri Miss JupTr daughter
Capt. Robert Goodwin of IyoniSa county, Va.
Married Thursday the l2t inst by Elder Joseph Mans
field Mr. SENrLX Go"Dwi> 10 Miss S,RA daughter Garland
I, Wadiy, Esq, all Of Louisa county, Va.
GrT.Tlr Rririnns iIrrall VII nlrn.r rnnN
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VALUABLE SLANES.-Prrsuant decree Of the Superior
Court If Law and Chlnc"ry f the Queen
pronounced on IL last the undersigned Commits
ny appointed will, Monday, Doth December r
fair day, the day, Store
said county, orr sale, public ahcon, bder
credit OF with the exception that
he of sale will BE- required cash. slaves.
beng moey the slaves belonging the of Joseph
Mann, deceased An official Of the decree will be exhibited
on tho day OF sale. CARTER ". BRAXToN, c,
JOHN GAINES, ~o"''
prcrntnr q,
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YrNIOS ACADEMY-This Institution situated at the resi-.
dence OF the subscriber having been successful
FOR viii again FOR hr reception NJ Student,
first day Of February The scholastic year close
2rh December following aowinga vacation Of three weeks
nediatr after The examination, which viii place
last day Of Jan" hose who may intend patronIse this School
respectfully aud earnestly requested send their
possible NJ the bcgnnn. each highly important
that the members Of the several classes should their
studies together.
Considerable additions and Improvements have made
year the building. The location being healthy ncchhoJ
hood free from all temptations 10 vice eSinva.ancr gives s
Institution atvantlg" that similar schools clam
The superintendent of the school viii be Inrlst.i
Mr. Charles w laird. who will BE- assisted If necessary Nr.
George \. Harper The undivided Baird be
the school, Mr. Harper, however w only devote such
time a. the Glasses in his department require.
The of studies, III addition t. the English
Branches viii embrace the Latin, Greek, French Spanish
Mathematics and applications chemistry Rhetoric
Logic Natural and Moral Philosophy Great b.
paid IL Compositions and each Student viii be- dca
IN public nj appointed times.
To the hearty cooperation Of parents aud gnardal in
behalf Of TIN, Institution monthly circular viii 70 tr
forwarded - the paruu reporting the progress Improvement
IN the various studies, and the violation Of Iay-.
The terms OF tuition pr the scholastic the ..iuWing
Common English Branches, 10
Languages, Mathematics e., ~ %
Board (imcudna Bcddin. and Washing
+. ". HARPER.
D.nvrLL's Dinwddc, Dec. l., 1892 G;-wli
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AND, NEGRO, &c, FOR sALE.-By virtue Of A decree
II OF the County Court Of CHESTERFIELD pronounced
day Of December 1892 will be offered for as public auction
on the 9th day Of the present month"; December pre-
Misses the Of Chesterfield TR.cr IAsu supposed
TO contain 2lJ lying swift Creek about miles from
Wilkins Hall! Store, adjoining the lands Of Archer Rail and
others and At the time and place will also offered NH
Seat on Spring Fun Creek being the place which III" lower
mill the said Creek lately stood distance
about miles from the OF land above Also
the time and place. valuable Negro Man, year,
age.
The above mentioned property devised By the will Of Flea
Ear Clay, decd 10 Robert NJ Akin for M in consequence Of
whose death il is offered for sale for n division.
The OF sale vii! credit Of twelve
land and the purchasers bonds good sccurv
the land the title until tn. pur
chase money be paid Acting Commissioner VIII convey
title rs is vested in NE. b. CHEATHAM CJnr
Dec IL 66-3t
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HOYT'S BANK or PRIZES.

HRAWN Number 81 Nirgin; I.c.,hurg Ior.lTy, Not:
~ II - u q 81 81 ~ l. ~ - - - -
Several good Prizes sold In the above which c>hei
when presented.
Dee Il
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u, We are requested to state, that THoMAs w. Gu
will not be candidate at the next election for
members of the House of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

IL We have devoted a large portion of this day $
paper the verynterestng Proceedings of the House
of Representatives. We hope in the next paper TO lay
be fore the Public the particulars of the Organization.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

The Norfolk Election is sent back TO the People-the
new ELECTION to take place on Thursday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

Mr. IInuGE, of the House of Delegates has beer
confined in his room by sickness for : o. 10 days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

New points OF order were made, when 50, Atm ana
9Th ballo, were takcn-at end of the 9TH, Mr. Waddy
Thompson stated, that il was Mr.. Dawson's wish he
should not again be voted for After the end of the
9TH ballot,
Mr.. G. Fl. WILLIAMS moved that the House ad-
ourn. Lost-yeas 90, nays l13
Recapituation of baoting for Speaker of the House
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THE ID CLiSs.
The Grand Two Million Lottery.

To drawn the old plan OF Blanks Prizes The draw
ing the 9Th Of January 1870 The numbers
wheel the blanks and prizes in anoeand VIII b: drawn
from day day till all the numbers drawn from the wheel
under superintendent of Judges
GRASP SCHEME.
prizethe Verandah, valued a. 100000
] do the 81. Charles Theatre value $4,000.
do 81. Charles arcade, SIC. value $4,000.
prize s OO0 30 900: do Of 1000; of &c O0) Of aS 09
of 90 do IL 800 Of 1905 OF II oOo Of 1000 %
Of 3ooo and many aoo $780, lo0o soo 100 foO io &c
amounting TO millions Of dollars.
Tickets $40. No shares
Full schemes giving description Of the property and s oca
ton, will be those who desire IL The
splendid Lotteries for sale old established Fortune,
Home "Bigger's Office"
For the fortunate numbers, please address
THos. B. BIGGEr
Rietnov
pee II eS-
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Saturday, December II, 1882.

After another struggle and another decision on points
Of order
The CLERK was then suffered to proceed with the
call ofthe roll after which, the tccrs reported the
.,ctl ,o al IN h.-
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Tickets $40. No shares.

$40 each, $4,000.
Bcsdcs prizes s sco 7ooO 60Oo $780, $685. $780, 900
amounting SQ0 payable valuable Lots. stocks
kc &c.
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BIGGER'S Exchange and Lottery Office.
Rirdp0ai ITr1pyc
Gnnh IucE ~ Rtr.rcr,a

D.nvlll,., Dinwiddie Dec. L, lsas t.;Nw,i
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WORMS! WORMSii

hR. nj. HITCHCOCK'S unrivalldd and
- unequaIled WORM TEA, SOVEREIGN
remedy for Worms. Strange and incredible
are the effects Of those detestable yernin: few
persons, and il is thought none are free ffofp
them, particularly females and children. Ma
ny persons go through distressing course Of
medicine, without any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using the worm Tea
This invaluable medicine has been tested by
the experience OF more than eight wears use
administered to more than 10000 persons OF va
rious ages, and not one solitary complaint; on
the contrary, hundreds have called and, unso-
licited, given their decided preference to il, al.
ter trying the different articles sent forth TO the
public, and pronounced DR.. M. Hitchcock,s
Worm Tea The most safe, cfiectual, aud con-
veDient remedy that can be obtained.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A.
HITCHCOCK & Co., sole propnetors, III
Genesee street. Utica. and by their agents
throughout the United States aud Canada.
For sale by DuTroS, CLARK 4 Co. only
Agents in Brattlcboro. Oct. 1880. Iys
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Nesc Goods.

HALL & TOWNSLEY, have COM
y u menced receiving their Stock OF Fan and
Winter Goods, and offer them Cor sale very
low; cheap as the cheapest. Call and see.
Brattlcboro, Oct. 9, 1889. 5
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@ New Fall Goods,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
w. m. & w. l.. WILLIAMS,

w. m. & w. l.. WILLIAMS,
TTAvE Just received from Boston large
IL IL and extensive assortment of RICH and
ID DESIRABLE G. o 0 ID s, adapted TO the
FALL AND WINTER TRApn--C Consisting in
part as follows, viz:
100 Pieces English and American Prints,
from to % cts per yard.
rs Pieces Ga English Mernos, from 45 to
90 cts per yard.
is Pieces Sd and Cd Cambeteens; Astrecan
Cloths; Printed Merinos, and Saxony Cloths;
rs Pieces Black, Blue Blk, Blue Brown,
Caret & Invisible Green BROADCLO THIS;
Cassimeres and Vestings;
Black and brown AIlepines;
Black, blue black and cold gro de nap and
Swiss Silks;
Ribbons, good nssortmentI
Black silk and tabby Vevets;
Highland plaid, Edenboro & merino Shawls;
Flag, silk and pongee Hdkfs.; fancy do;
Black Italian Cravats;
White and black silk Gloves;
Ladies' and Gents kid do;
Black and cold merino Hose;
Cambricks, muslins and lawns,
Web lace, insertings and edgings;
Black lace and blond gauze Wells;
Irish linen, bleach'd sheelings and shirlings;
Linen damask, birdseye aud Russia Diaper;
White, red and yellow English Flanncls;
Cor'd cambrics; siecia, silk and twist;
Canvass aud Padding;
6cases brush and silk hats;
10 doz. otter, fur seal, cloth and hair seal
CAPS;
100 pairs Ladies Kid Shoes;
ALSO,
1900 yds extra Sheetings at II Ia cts per I'd.
500 Lawrence do all
600 Smithfeld do 40 1-2"
500 do &C a.