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Hrs4,s MERCHANT. M.c4zssr. August, 1871.

HrSrs MEKoHsSr' M,c.zIsE. August, ISL
This an excellent number The principal papers are
The Commercial Histor! of France, b. Francis Wharton;
American Manufactures BY James H. Laarnan: AID
British Import Duties being ab;rsc, OF the Free Trade
Report 10 the late Parliament Of Gu Britain. All these
are o. decided interest ard value There shorter ones
on The Silk Culture Protection sc beside many pages
OF Commercial Table and Bank Statistics of great worth
Hunts Magazine gains with each nurnberis the
confidence and favor of the Merchanule community
x The annual commencement of Georgetown College
took place Monday. President TYLER was present and
dispensed the premiums and diplomas
e The Wings OF Faysre Co., Pa, have nominated Dr..
HuGu CAMPBELL and SAMUEL GRIFFITH for the Legislature
u General GEORGE C. WILSON, late Mayor OF New
London and prominent Member of the last Legislature of
Connecticut died at sea on Tuesday the Goth inst at the
age Of % wears, He was much esteemed for his talents
and virtues.
DR.. D. NJ REESE will lecture before the rankin Tenn
pernnce Society this evening The Effects Of Alcohol
the Human system All connected with the Art of Arts
are invited TO attend.
TRupH WALDO EMERSON is to deliver Grafton
before the Literary Societies of Waterlle Me- College on
the lth of August.
" VIII some one connected with the management OF our
CITY Aims. House throw a little light thereon We wan
authenticated facts and shall not scruple make efficient
of them.
~ 1t is feared that the brig Luna, Capt Ha!let which
sailed from Boston for Rio Janero Feb 7th and had not
arrived on the 18th of June has been lost at sea- She was
last the 9th of February when the brig Mary which
saw her. capsled by STORM, but rgh,ed again She
drfied about having away her in the gale unit!
the 2Ot when she fallen with b. schooner, from
which she obtained rigging, &c She reached Antigua on
the 23d March, rei,ted and proceeded Porto Cabelo
whence she has returned Boston 1t is thought the Lura
persisted in the same gale which disabled the Mary.
Svtcfprs-It is estimated that seven hundred females,
and twenty hundred males committed suicide in rance
during the past year.
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T II E T R | B I n E.



u The great pleasure announcing to his
friend, public that formed copanershp ~ith
THoYs McELRAT that TIE TRcsE wall hereafter be pun
i.n.d by himself Nj under the firm Of GREELEY aeh
RArH principal Editorial charge Of the paper vii SIN "
With the while the business management ~
concern heucefoh upon MS This
while it relieve. undersigned large portion OF inc
and care. which have pressed heavily upon him for the as' @
months assures to the paper efficiency and strength IN
here thew have hitherto needed and canno' De "
M us, that the conduct OF gentleman VINO mas
c beer, hopoed SURFACES for an important station vi"
- TIE TsisUsg il the confidence and affections OF the
Whigs Of New-YorH f'e'p'' IIn ~ ,,. ~,
-Jplg 81. ~ ~
The undersigned in connecting himself with the conduct Of pub
L., ~ invoke. continuance ot that courtesy and good feeling
which b, been extended by his fellow Having here
, ,,cced evidences OF kindness and regard from the conduct
orr If the Wing press this city, aud rejoicing tho friendship Of
Mos. Of them will his his Justify that
kindness strengthen and those friendships His hearty
concurrence principles Political and Moral which Trs
RIrusE conducted has been principal ncncnt
snnounced the of this fact
preclude necessity special declaration Of opinions
With gratitude for past and desire merit
tinuance Of regard he remains,
The Pubic's humble servant,
.Ner- York, july 81, 1871. THOMAS McELRATH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

Van Buren,, followers voted TO give them away BY mil
lion. OF acres the New States OF the West but now 'ne
are shocked at the idea of dividing their proceeds among all
the States I, is only when NEw-YsRS comes IN Tor tar
share that hey ali arse to dverns their proceeds
from the Federal Treasury
The subject OF the Tariff postpone another oP-
poruny For the Presen, suffice that the LocoFo
cos have avowed the distinct unequivoca vehement
sweeping opposition to any Protection Of AnerieGn Indus
try. Remember this Farmers and LabOrers of the ln'e-
ror We shall try make for their Resolution with
corrnents in our next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

" The steamship Britannia arrived at Halifax from Bos-
ton on the 18th inst, o'clock, p NJ, in passage of 49
hours. and left at o'clock P NJ for Liverpool having
board upwards of hundred passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

OT little son of Mr.. Mcintyre fell from prccipice at
Ithaca on the Oath instant the water and drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

Ship Marcia cleayes Thompson ds I'm Liverpool with "]e
to + Lord. ,,,
Ship Ycksburg Berry ds I'm Orleans mdze, 10 e.oa;
Brig story Hurd IS days haracabo, with cohe'0
Stevens.
Brig Adrianna un Bermuda ballast to Code, Bar
e B brig Lee, ponney 81 de John. B with mds
n p CetSeal. r. 49,.
Barclay. =, =, .-..,,
Bro ianr, Durham fn Guyana, H. with sugar &C. TO
s. AIphono Pau.on, - ds I'm St Joha. R. with to
sb Quincy Baltic, HagoS.
er Francis Amy, Pack 81 d fra Kingston Jap ballast to
sehr North Hampton days Virginia, melons 10
csptsia. c,,t
Barclay. A.,
one brig
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THE NEW WORLD,
rsr Bss- ,~p coMFSrENsiSr >t"srAFhs ~ 'NEAoA
Subscription Price Three Dollars Year.
several Handsome Engraving.

The following are ne prlHcii1 Coe'.'' ~ ''' "ee'
ser. which will be found unusually attractive:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

K The Wings OF Faystic Co, Pa, have nominated DR.
HuGH CAMPBELL and SAMUEL GRrrirH for the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

DRowSED.-on Wednesday last a grocer named Thomas
Murray of Washington City, was drowned in the miace
Of Mr. Calvert, near Bladensburg, Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

u General GEORGE C. Wilson, late Mayor OF New
London and prominent Member of the last Legislature OF
Connecticut died Tuesday the 2Oth inst ut the
age of % wears. He much esteemed for his talents
and virtues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

ARRIVAL OF THE MAoEDoNIAS ASD WAHRES-Ihc l.
Frga,e Macedonian Commodore Jesse Wilkinson and the
soop of War Warren William jameson, Esq Commander,
arrived in Boston OIL Wednesday morning last They sailed
from Pensacola the 9Th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

~ Nr Joshua Anthony, at South Adams, Mass. was in
.tnntly killed oy lightning the 18th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

" The annual commencement of Georgetown College
took place on Monday President Tyler present and
dispensed the premiums and diplomas.
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MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NETWORK, JULY 81. la4
Sun RISES 81 -
,uS sErs........-...-.i 0G nGH 20
Liverpool July Iayre Indirect June IL Orleans July 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

70 Dr. D. NJ REESE will lecture before the rankin lem
perance Society this evening The Effects OF Alcohol or
the Human system" All connected with the Art of Arts
are invited 10 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

MURDER o. Cart. GAKRIsoS.-lt will be recolecten
that the BODY of man was found on the 9TH OF June the
shore If he Potomac in Westoreand Co. Va. and that
the verdict of the Coroncr jury that he died by blows
inflicted bv some person unknown communication in the
Alexandria Gazette from H. Chandler makes it probable
that was the body of Capt Garrison and that he WIS muir
dered BY some of his who erased the name OF the yes
sci and proceeded to Charleston.
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LAWYERS DIARY.
G:tp 5ntflIigenee.

U Last day Of Superior Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

! u The Southern a.itcrnry Ne"sengcr.-A full 'd
Of thu. sterling on, year perfect order be had
al this otfc, Price -. Vu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

CoRoNERs OrFcEThe CoFone! YESTERDAY nec an inquest
~ NJ 40 Avenue g. on the body Of Morris Palmer aged So
native Of Newbu- s,onecuer by trade and man OF intern
Dera,e habits Tn. deceased had been declining state OF
health Tor TWO or three months much deolated and mad
cough and dcutv of respiration but kept about until o'clock
on Thur.day evening refed hi0 bed had ply
can and died half pas, o'clock yesterday morning Yer
Dict died OF disease OF the lungs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

" The Editor of the Wing says he has been informed by
Mr. Nav who passenger in the Ncw-Yoth and Liy-
erpoo packet ship Independence Captain Nye tina; the
9Th u hey spoke schooner in distress having French
coors hosted hathe who hailed board the schooner
spoke broken English stated that the vessel bound for
ST. Pierre had sprung leak, ard in sinking cond
on and requested be taken board the Independence
This Capt Nye IS stated have refused, although the pas
seagers on board offered guarantee the payment OF
penses he might be put by doing. Montreal Gaz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

CJRALPH WALDO EaERsoS is TO .eiver an Grafton
before the Literary Societies Waervle Me- College on
the 1lth of August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
ARGUS

u. S. SHlP PEsssYLyASIA-This vessel has been sta
toned at the of the upper harbor opposite the Ma
w Hospital Norfolk, Va She isunder the command
of Capt Charles w. Skinner, and occupied as School
for Naval Apprentices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

I'M auI.e,. Cheap Dry Goods Store, ls2 Grand 81
between Broadway Crosby New rich style printed Lawns
and Muslins at prices Also HcsSy aad Gloves OF
gpery crption, very cheap. VZ I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

BuRGLARY.-The Office OF Messrs Chamley & Whclen,
No South Thd-srec Philadelphia was broken open on
"Wednesday night After making desperate but unsuccess
full effort to break open the vaults and iron safes, the bur
sr, were obliged to dccsup with counterfeit dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

~ VIII some connected with the management OF our
CITY Aims. House throw little light thereon We wan'
authenticated facts and shall scrpe to make efficient
mao of ,han,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

BLOODY ARRAY AxD Loss OF LIYE-Wc have heard Of
ver serious aray which took place few days ago about
80 miles from this place, the Savannah road in Wayne
Co Tenn According the given Us, seems
that an officer named Suits the house of nune
Brooks to arrest him. and took with him several persons for
that purpose Upon arriving the place. Brooks
with MS rifle and shot young named Towery who
along for the purpose of assisting the officer Towery died
imnediatev Suits then fired upon Brook, he rereaed
into his house and put pistol balls his back Brooks
was living BY the last accounts mad from him. but
thought ne had received mortal wound We informed
that general 6ght ensued between the Constable and his
posse and the friends of Brooks who attempted prevent
an arrest. Florence (Tenn) Enquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

CAPITAL Hrr.-A gentleman in this city, yesterday
met friend who had baen passing time in ieHas and
had Just returned Some conversation ensred upon INC
country and the people. Sc The gentleman from lnHa'
o bc- nd ,,onp other things told the following
dote Not long since person there killed fro~-citi1en
in cold blood He went Immediately lawyer 10 consult
hin as TO what course he should pursue TO escape punish
men The LAWYER, after patiently Listening TO MS case ad
vised him 10 gray
Run sway enquired the Client nanfesting great as
constituent
" Run away again exclaimed the murderer " Coed
Heavens AN soT II Texas ALREADY ]" Lowell Cour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

From the Courier and Enquirer
IT Cbnpmnn's Metallic Hone and Rnzor srop is
much commended by the inventor aud from i of lis
admit that be has ,oue reason to Grow Mandatory ls
William street 81 jy3v In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

The AucusT ELEcTIoss.-The following State Elections
rilI ,akn nlacn M, I'M fer dnvs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

" Private neutrality-suspicious. wishing permanent
Board and convenient to The business pat Of the
City be accommodated No = Dae street Just out Of Broad
wuy where but few taken and every cxeo
reader their no pleasant comfortable The house eae
new and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate Refer
s,cs. o,,b,nged jy@d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

The Publcs humble servant,
Neu- York, Julu 81, ISL THOMAS McELRATH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

ACCIDENT AT NEW HAvES-We believe We have chron
ced moro accidents occurring NewHaven within few
weeks than at any other place. On Wednesday last
men were thrown from vehicles in which they riding
and one of them named Gould wa. severely injured that
his r.covorv doubtful Several horses away with
carriages but no one seriously injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

Sutctpys-t is estimated that hundred female.
and venythrce hundred males committed suicide IN rance
during the past year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

II Association and Reorganization Of Society.
Fourier and his disciples IN French can be ioan
BKARp MoSpoN booksellers, 81 Corlndtstree Those
with complete knowledge of the system discovered
by Fourier can obtain By procuring reading these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

II Franklin Temperance socicty-Dr DAup "
REESE Lecture Tne Effects of Msoho the h
man Constitution TIE franklin Temperance Society
uey, regular meeting Washington Temperance Hall corner Of
White and Centre streets O'Clock Saturday eresug July
Printer. Apprentices an with the trade earnestly
invited 10 attend C9B29?
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THE R~0ryDAgy

Iv.-T- -I.,,-J ,.I- - -
80 ''"" ahd d'c'io'
'.'' '"' lues''oh' ID '"e sddrt" cf Gov,
.n'f heat 'oiHs Legislature Of Aaiuc, and ias fol
'ya.n. sontmcu,s viii find a re,p,,,s j., sv.r, -.
.fltc l,.--
,~
y. - .I"'' % Nf iist'ni when tas question
~- sAsrs, e"'er l~asesUis
-
III .,..,I -. y '''f''7'e The Hw
.r -. 3D.. -. % no FfsF7r.
5,., .- ... ".. = "e arerm'-
"'' 'H' '.nIfH Of mon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
OFFICIAL


bAfA@iMENr % STATE
Washington, January 70. ISL.
II - found that an error has been comuoiuad IN tho
publication Of Inc act Of Congress. entitled AN art Z,
addition TO the several acts regulating the shipment
and d%isch1rsc Of soHmen, aa1 the duties II CopsuIs %
approved July goth. 1910. ln the Last line bu; one
of ila proyiso o. The 0h clause Of the lst .eciio, of
uai aei, p1ge ~ Che word "yyiih" should be- with.
OUT The sentence should re1d, Provided. how.
ever, If As Consul oI other cIunarrsl ,garf coli
s' r1h.hod iHr contract has expired. or the v1y3r-
been pra.uosd by circumstances beyond the control
ui itr muster and HIllYJt any design on bis r4r r.,
violate iFp articles 1i shipment, then he may. T H1
deems iJG7'. discharge he mariner Wlf3ut e1les.lz
i.e three npu'h a~iiuipall pay.
Ever p-rs11 wb, has "a sopy or The ao,s Of on.
.ri session of ilr I.ycufysiSi Congress. be- re4rss..
cd Co a"iDa ihi' notice 90 the coy ofihs laws .l hs
possession.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

THE SENECA TRENTY-A seoiipy called in
y llIp ~. +. m relation 90 tiis treaty vas held al
iho Court House. 90 = ,urlly evening. Ssysf,i In5i.
ans spoke pro ADD con on the subject. In the vrnlcuI,r
oi ihs TRIBE. The sentiments Being given in English
lfyfsn an interpreter. Speeches were also made D.,
~. =" Rogers W favor of th6 f1irucss of the trcaiy.and
0y d. &C HHdJrk against t RssoluUo BE- affirm.
Wf lh' iaui1I-1f nature Of fle treaty were pissed
'y = strong MAJORITY. The B5GtIo Republican. in
concluding Is remifks on ho dJipgs OF tha meotina.
says.
'It b. bat hir 10 tell orr r1adou fb,f. from All We
have seen and heard ct this treaty. % . our defihgr
ae uptniY1 tl1t there iB n1s, AID always his bcsn
n m7JIrty Of both the chiefs r1d warriors Of the m
lion opposed o. it md that foul and disar1e-fu means
have been used i' procure l1 o~stcHsibis usilufy of
.' '.nrs' co. Iu.,a..ug oar opinion, We should
consider 0I1srIf Isr.Irt boz dl.y NOT 10 cFsrs.. be- All
He .I'Ii cove 1U reasons Coz our opini.u. as b. 9ur
r'vief' a'I l' Ns are willing should bs done on both
rIrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

J--u1y IS 1871.
Tlv councl elect met m tho Council Chamter 81
, o'olock The RETURNS made Ly TIC Judrrs orolcc.
noa in the several Wer's were READ ana accs ptsl.
The members were dolly qualified and TOOK their ,cais.
The members rrrruci rs elected were rs follows
L. Wlri-'Iughes. NrIurc auj Dunbar.
lWaul-Selhy-Her-c and Wir'Iao a ,fc.
SiWlri-5miy Crlhrn. Ci'io-u AMI Morrison.
Al Nard-Nesl, Tanzor. s-auc5lay arI Hubbard
81 "arl-'rcsryhcy Adam, uaI L-nrJ.n.
Msslrs WieAham and Gcru-,i desiring to co1'cs.
he election ia the % w,rI. % ua, reI,rrci o, 90,
~comm.ice on elections. Tae Council r.eu went mt,
ho election Of DE cuumiucc on elections.
sad camm.ira iay ug been ba'l0,,sd for. tho re-
sult v1s declared Pc @.lous: Mc,srs Hughes. Sslby
Bodr, Noel aud iIGauehey.
This CouaeH having been organized, thc proceed
'ngRuf'hc lot meeting Were read and approved.
on motion or Sir. Bajy ordered that when IN.
Council a j'an i, adjourn 20 mso, IN FaJsy ne1, =
10 O'Clock.
CJanc. ei.ousAcl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Announced by all the trumpeis Of the SKY
Arrives the snow, aud driving Ger the fields.
Seems nowhere 10 alisht: the Whited air
Hidcs hills and woods. the river. and tie heaven,
And wells the farm house at the gardens end.
Tho sled and traveller stopped, the eourier's loot
Delayed. all friends shut out, the housemates SIT
Around tho radiant FIRE place, enclosed
In a tumultuOus privacy Of Storm.
Come see the north winds masonry,
Out Of an unseen quarry svsrmore
furnished with tile, th5 fierce arifcer
Curved his white bastions with projected roof
Round every windward stake. or tree. or door.
Speeding. the myriad banded, his wild work
So ianciiul. 80 savage, nought cares ha
For number OF proportion. MDchingly
Ol coop or kcnnol he hangs Parian wroaihs;
a sHau-like form invests Inc hidden thorn;
Fills up the farmers lane from wall 70 wall
Alaugrc the farmers signs. aud al The gato
a tapcring torrent ovouOps the work.
And whom hs hours are numbered, aud tho wori Il
u al his,Oyyn, retiring, as he wcro not,
Leaves, when the sun appears. nstonishsd Art
To mimic On slow structures. stone by stone,
Built % nn agc. the mad winds nigltwOrk,
The ir,lIc architecture Of the snow.
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Coaaca adjourned

n~EETuF-THrrNH- .ANrr tyH. ..rrl.- - --.
To- q 80.
- o' S"0ra''
~ S.o1e '"' ~ Tue ''-
"'s''o"l b7'i'e''
+" "' a'"' s''.E oi TIE rear
ulii71. and spread vlth great rapidly. The rear
5,.llag With is content. was raq-gwoI. Tho y,bal,
,f a., ---.- he .ar ,b. a.. ,,.
M Jaw"
"' 'N' " E'''' 'l'ne' hy IRE aud wa.
e. VII T'i'Hiy amount 90 nearly 100000. The
stock pruuhrsIIe on hand VS. ',-ro and rLs ,n,ro,
3f. As. c,m,rsrg. r,t,,, ,,,r- 49,, -
,v.t.- 49,, ~ w.
"l SluruSO Nori
u "'@ Ai- ','" aided i' 'e sio'k.
The fancy COOL. s,p-r OF liner ana P-th.rs y,
l2g. a.fg.nfrr ON tlr east sin. 20 tr
~
''- A''''' No L" al
7 "' '"' "t' $500 100" ARE and suffered severe
=. th. s'If 1rl grrret were burned. aaa he rDri,,
,aIJl.. u..eu-1 a,. sr,.r.l SIM, or4, -
,r,. ,.,... i
"" s. q
' .''''''''' ""'"' tf''''' i-l much sa'r
i 7'".H'S. insurance however fully covers the a
r9-a.. N5-lj a. Ur,,lcr. ,va re.rgt =, all 49,,
ru, 81, I-rr8,t, ,r5-.,.t ,
,, %, ".1 "'" "''
'''''' % "iah'e' me shoe siprc OF Thomas On.
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CONGRESS.
SOY
FMp,r. JASu,ar %. Islc
N SENATE

~ 'haNA Ia.
The Wee President luid befrc The Scnr.c a com.
mnni''i."n from the War Department. sent in com IT.
an'e with a resolution calling ior the number and Kind
"i tr'nrs staiiouci ua thr frontier.
A.s'. from the sumo showing TIC rurhr- ST. clerks.
W u"e crnpioyed. and the Compensation paid D each.
A's'' ir1m ihe sSmS. showing The expenditures for
the year 1910
Ash in'n tr" Navy Department. showing The CON
uacis entered iu:o H1i DE uuneui Tor ,he year 1910.
No tcNIursJn presented a petition Tor a bankrupt
law,
Prospective PRESUMPTION BILL.
The Senate then rrrrC0lci 10 The discussion % the
srecial order, being th, bill Toe the permanent pb1spcc-
i've r-srmr.lua systcm; when
Nlr. Buchanan rose. auj spoke IN reply 10 Me-, Crit
tendon ut yesterday.
Mr.. Crftcudcn D.ipNcd ~ terlv.
Mr. Calhoun occupied jEa Senate for n moment bat
gave way for motion 10 adjourn, and Will conclude
HIS remarks To- morrow:
Aad iHe Senate ih.a adjourned.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
o U or

FEDArJ an. y.
4 message 'yas read lon tho Senate HAT rhov have
pa..cd the bin entitled San net - establish a n,ur N.
specuon in the City oC Wheeling"
On motion Of Mr.. Crutchfcld nc vote orlerin- tho
com'GG1iCation Of the G,vcm,r. made YESTERDAY. To- be
~-iuicd was rcconsiicred anil the order revoked
TIE ENPUNGING REVOLUTIONS.
Nr Cropper offered the GLOWING. which after n
brief debate between hlessrs. Cooper, Ianghomc,
Tuns;oll and Ridley, was. onmo.ion Of Nj. Ianrhorne
laid on the table.
ResouSk BY the General Assembly orVirrinia. thai
the Senators fn'r this STATE in Tho Congress Of the O.
States DC, ard thcy are hereby. instructed TO in,rtucc
and vote for a resolution repeating or recindinr the
t1pungins Resolutions. passed by The Senate Of the L
S,a,cs, Jan. 18th. 1887.
LOUISA CONTESTED e. ECTTON
On motion of Mr. Cruichicll. the rcpo-t Of IA,
CnTm.iire on Elections upon the memorial Of Elisha
Melton. cnntesiins the election of Joseph L,scomb
the delegate returned from the county OF Louisa. va.
taken up.
On motion Of Mr. Sir7heR-1n of TYLER, leave va
granted % Elisha Melton. the cun,csting candidate. Il
appear and be hearl at the bar Of the House upon IN,
subject matter OF the said report
The House wuE enga ,ed for several hours in IN,
consideration ofrcsoiuti1ns OF the Committee whicI
rc'aied % the returned canlidlte's poll. There wcr
many motions 10 reverse decisions Of the committed
two only Of which prevailed. By which two votes de
clarcp by the miit TO be Illegal we,e decided {
be good ~ the House.
AZ half past 3 O'Clock, on motion OF Nj. S,cphensoi
Oft, the House adjourned.
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TRTSr SALE

DY virtue Of n deed Of trust eTocnicd by John
ID McClskcy bearing d1io on the 2iih Jay Of Oc-
iober 1899. holden IN the Clerks Office Of the county
Conu Of Ohio county. I shall on Monday tho first day
ofAfarch next. between Inc hours yTt0 O'Clock 4. NJ
and 4 o'clock =. VI. az The front door Of Inc Court
house Of Ohio county, proceed % sell Of public anc.
lion. 20 ih- highest bidder. Tho West half Of l1t No. =
IN he 22d s1uafs IN the Bcllair addition 10 The city
~ wheeling. whsrcon 3 a good brick house. For
he terms reference may he bad 10 said deed Of t-u.t
s.lirg as trustee 7 will convey such title as is vested
in ME bv said decd Of trust.
jan 25-s DANIEL LAMB.