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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18

DIR. j. IL. HOwBANDs MEDICINES.
JUST received, assortment Of these popular Prepa-
81 rations, = follows:
Tn MriuTeA speedy and eerlain cure for the Fever
and AEue.
Tome Mixture PiNsA remedy for the Feverand Asue,
possessing the properties the Tonic Mixture, and
equally eeaeious in renewing this troublesome com
plant
Extract Sarsaparila-An Improved eparauon this
article, aud highly recommended.
YsTH7ifuEeOr HORN DcsfrOysr-A safe and certain r..
medy for eEpehng Worms from the human system, and
particularly adaptcf 20 the uses Of children
AfuDiOHfnfed Ef1hrOcuh0u-A fine stimulating appiica
ion fJT the Of Rheumatism spraHs Bruises Bore
Throat, Gc.
CoRyTiam-An invaluable and pleasant remedy pr Sore
Eyes.
piglOnard-This remedy 10 highly valuable for s Ell
esry in removing obstinate Coughs Of long Standing pro-
duccd by colds Otherwise. Il IL recommended hdv
ing many claims upon the confidence aud patronage Of
vands being poHsesscd ~ tne trEenerainR powers sud
capabie ~ overcoming the unhealthy eject likely 10 be
produced the lungs by obstinate neglected coughs
&C
Carb0nfe DsrfriGes-A remedy Tor whitening and pre-.
serving The teeth free of all injurious properties
DTisHfai AiabGsfsf-For he toilette new pafat0n
for tOnening, whitening and preserving The skin.
We have been appointed Agents for the ao oftbe above
Medicines.
GAYNoR 4 ROYsTER,
tfBDr aitoyp He'll Tavern
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MURRAY's FLUID MAGNEsiA.
Prepared under the immediate superintendent oi
Sir James Murray

Prepared unuer the immaculate .
! Sir James Murray.
THE great advantages Of this elegant preparation are
that possessing alhe properties OF Nssnesia In gen
eral not liable form luseIous eoncrctons IL
the boves so frequently attendant upon the use Of tbs
ordinary PREPARATIONS Of Magnesia 1t coTrecs aciy
relieves heart burn eecuay without inJuring the coat
OF the stomach" or producing any Of those lsmensb'
evils resulting from the OF the Carboes OF soda
Potash the food Of infants turning upot
the stomach very useful Ia all complaints 4 the bad
der tends regulate the action Of the bowels and
culsrly adapted for females.
EI rom the heicO ChrurEical Review, for April
1899 eli, 10y DR.. James Johnson, yse,an-c Straorna
~ the laie Sing. &c.
eliueii S0!HfiaN u MHy1friG.-Ths very useful and
elegant preuaGatUn have been trying for months
aperieut antiscd IN dySpeptic complaints attended
with Hcldfy aud aud with yEIy great benefit
II has the advantage common 10 being dis
solved and therefore liable accumulate ia The
els lisdecdodiy superior 10 soda potash, account
ofis apencnt quality and 81 fs having tendency
dlCtOn Of hesh and strength which the carbOuates
above mentioned certainly tend 70, when long continued
and akenn considerable quani les We hope sir Jamrs
Murray the d-cOyerer % the process for preparing this
medicine will take the trouble 20 make ! generally
accessible 10 the public In this mstrOpo there being only
/ or two HuthoriZcd AgeutsheTe"
sir Humphrey Dayy testified fhst ths Eoluiion forms
soluble combinations With acid salts In Of GOut
and Gravel thereby cOunteracng their Injurious tenden'
when other aEdes aud Magnesa itself had failed
Caution dgdtnsff the spur0us uTteiss nor IN H1GrkSf
The Profession and the public will please observe tha' the
future be auhe his Signature e inventor aud
proprietor Of that Invaluable medicine without which Il
be Eensue sir James Murray has been solicited
by the whole profession adopt this precauOn IN order
protect the credit and fruits Of his sbors and stHdes
and u defend the sick an nhTm from dcleicrous
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
sell Conner Of and iAh ss
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\ Ia Court OF Quarter Sessions, holden Tor The
~ County oi Aeeomac, ON the 3hh day of November,
1870 James Bell, Albert Ashly aud Thamas A Mapp,
merchants and partners, trading under tho Im Janes
BELL A Co. phts against William A Thompson, Peter
Cutler, Levi Fox Joshua Wyatt. Gusts Kilam Jr Johu
: Dix, Isaac ID Robins, Bcniani FLOYD, Thomas =
Richardson Solomon Norris, Orse ymous Chopper Henry
A Wise, Revel WeGi, aud ala William Parramore, IT,.
Treasurer oi the School Commissioners OF Aeeomac,
defts.-EH CAaHesTy.
This day esme the psin,ns by wiI>m T. Joync, their
aitorney and filed their bill aud motion OF the pauis
II Is ordered that the defendants Peter Cutler Levin Fox
Joshus Wyatt Gusts KilSm, Jr, lohn 5 Dir, Isaac ID
Robins. 81, BENJAMIN Floyd Thomas Richardson, Solo
mon Norris, orseymous Croppsr Henry Wise, Revel
West aud also William Parramore, L. Treasurer OF the
School Commissioners, be enjoined aud resTraiued
paying conveying away soerctug the debts by them
owing TO- effects IN their hands belonging the defend
William Thompson, until tho further order OF this
Court; and Is also further ordered that each OF said
endans be served with copy OF this order; audit Is fur
ei ordered thai the defendant. William Thompson an
pear here on the LIST day OF March Couu next and
the pdints bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith
nseredtn some newspaper published IN the city Rich
mond, for two moGihs posted al the snt
door OF the Courthouse OF this county.
A true Testc,
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JAsrEs a aEoReE wInsros.

JAMES a oEoRoE wINsr0n.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER TO
Lambert & Mckenzie, Alexandria
John Bogss A. 20, Baltimore
TT a w Butcher, Philadelphia
James Hunter, ke~ York
francis Fisher, noston
Bingham a Brothers, Pitigburg
Henry Crew, Richmond, Ohio
REM. w ladd, suilihheld. Ohio
Lenuel Iones, MI Pleasant, Ohio
IA Todd. Cincinnati
Horn Carpenter DO
ia2-f
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MORE NEW GOODS.


DY fhe frhrs Three brothers and Weymouth. we arc
ID receiving The remainder n Fs and Winter puf.
rhases which, with Hose already received, makes our
spumsbt ~ Staple and Fancy Goods very complete
Among the goods Just 10 hfud. are tho foOEing
super wooldyci bifCk Cloths
Do blue and fancy 40
general sssoriueni of pl'n sni fsney Cnssiioorss
fuperGne Kentucky Jeans and Faiincts
tasFIneus, Kerscys and Linseys
Superior black eros DC Rhine silks
d. blue black eros dc Fwiss
Do plain and figured rout de s0ra
beautiful assortment Pfnis, u Brush, Froneh aud
AmCticun manufacture
M0uspiaines and Chays
AK and Cotton Hosiery 81 ~ kinds
W0T 1fed Morino Mohar and Cashmere of ~ kinds
Large assOrfu cnt of plain ad hemstc he'd Linen Cam.
re ifdkf1
White, yellow. green nud red Flannols
Uuckabark Diapers and Daiuasta
Uoygits, Tickienburfa and Gotten Oznaburea
Pine bcached snd unbleachcd Shftnas AMI sheetings
Nonifisn stair and passage CarpetlnE
tnFfaiu and Domestic do
Brussels Wilton ard tuned Rugs
Point Dun sud Widtncy Biankeq, ~ Al lzes and gus.
lnes
Together with general variety ~ goods Tor gonencns
wear, such Neftugs, Ftocbs Collars &C. with every
ohcr article usually he met with IN Dry Goods stores
fo examination Of which invite ffiends and ihe
public. DUDLEY A. MEREDITH.
or
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MARsHABL
FURNITURE wAHEHOOlfs,

OPPOSITE THE BANKS
I'VE subscriber has on hand, aud be- constantly manufac
urne every article In the Furniture line, and socits
a call from purchasers Having machinery, driven by
water PbE'r employed enables him 10 manufacture
can Dee made elsewhere The Advantage 81 machinery,
hCricn assisting IN expedition. cualies o. have he
materials used thoroughly seasoned (Which acf as pnc
fnpo to have good article good work. by havnr
The TIMBER sawed 40 aud SUCK aWay seine time before
worked ". ". SMITH
Aiso-Conr'anty on hand aud for sale large sni ne
neral stock 81 Mahogany which BE- usually purchased
auction w. the To-, and sawed 10 my direction
A ..r-L - m I'D --LIIL lIrnnlLIun.-- IA.
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(tuIInnENla AunIta.

(sHIf DHENs SHOES, manufsctured by the
~ crlehuicdBkc0N J have inat eved per fchooner
ouet direct from me factory very large sock of the
above superior Shoes, consinr n leather strap no0ces
o. Shoes, a. hncie Tee Haconis DECIDEDLY tho best
ker q te above shoes In any of The Northern states
Those wishing good article IN the Chlren,s hoe win
| uve me a call eAMUEL PUrNEY
Il dsu Opposse ne LOG Osbn.
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tue Olll OF tue paint
forthwith inserted In .
OF Richmond, for two
the front door Of the 4
&C
ia l3-w9w
H

Powhaian County Court, January the 9Th, IsiI-John
Goode, Jr Admir- OF WIN Archer decd pitt against
John T Moseey and Rebceca MoScley, deis-Is CHAS.
This day the plaintiff by his attorney. and filed his
bill against the defendants (hAyng for object
the Interest Of the defendant, John MOseley
held by his mother, the defendant Rebceca Mosecy for
life AM 10 have the eed be SOLD together with
the reversi nary interest Of e said John Moseley
tract OF land this county held by his mother for life
the purpose Of satisfying debt due the John
Mosccy by bond executed TO the n'cstate Of the plaintiff
on the 2d LAY OF June 1922 and thercupon, process Ia
awarded against the defendants them 10 appeAr
here aud answer the said bill; aud appearing the
faction Of the Court that the Defendant John Moseiey
inhabiant OF this Commonwealth; Il Is therefore
ordered that be 10 appear here aud tho said h
before the first Monday IN april next give secu-
ry for performing such decree the Court may make
herein; and thai copy Of this orer be forthwith
in newspaper published in the City Of Rie hmond
aud continued Tor tw months ssyey aud thst anot
copy be posted al the door OF the Courthouse Of this
county copy. Tese,
"a lg-MQN WIN s DANCE
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NlHGlNIAt- Lancaster Conniy Court Mon day
v lSA January, lSil-Mliain a. Kirk aud Ehz tbcin
his wife, Elizabeth Ny ers npainants, against
Amanda Myers. Pleasant Myers and William Myers, de-
fensianis In CAhNeery.
This day the compliments by their counsel and
fled their bill against the dcien anis and the said defend
ants having entered their and given sceur
IT, according Of Assembly aud the rules Of this
Cont and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that thoy
Inhabitants OF this IN ordered that the
said defendants do appear here the third Monday in
April at and tn" bill of the plaintiffs; and thst
copy ofths order be forthwith Inserted newspa.
per published In the CITY OF Richmond for months
cessyeiy ani poste front door OF the Court House
Of This county. Copy. Testc,
fe5-w9w. RO II. DuNAwAY, q. e.
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WlRGlNiA:-At Rules, h-ljcn la the Clerks Ofhce OF
the Circuit superior Court of Law aud uhsnecry, for
he Couny OF Hue kinehain, the ith day OF January ISL
Nathaniel Lancaster, pin against Polly Fowler widow Of
Sherwood Fowler deed, Vim. Fowler, Henry Fowler,
Mary A Fowler Richard Fowler, John Fowler infants
der the OF u aud heirs Law 81 Sherwood
Ter, dec II, defs In Chaneery.
The defendants, not having entered their appearance
and given security according L. the OF assembly and
the Rules Of this Court, and appeaTns by satisfactory
evidence, that they Inhabitants OF this Country
u Is ordered That IN" said absent defendants 10 appear
here the first day Of the next (ApTiD Term and
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be
forthwith Inserted In newspaper published the
OF Richmond. for two months saccessyey, and posted at
the front door OF the CouII House, of this county.
ACopy. Tesie,
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Pinin and Japan Tin Ware OF every description -, .
Also variety ofs,Oves, designed for burning either
stove Pipes and every Other article in his line, made to
'' Sea s. the '"o'' ''' "'"'' TITUS RICE.
BALriMonE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
s 10S DoHARsSS oS vEs for
or more y;.E. or for Le at tho following ''' Tor
AS: o"sysgS S'V:T y,saT'' a ,aSi
Z 8 = f. IS
GRANTS ANNUTTIEs-Rates for one hundred dollass;
s '''5''' A'' Hi5 Per Annn"-
SELLS ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY on DEPoslrEi
MAKES CONTRACTsin which life or the interest Of
WILLIAM MURDOCH Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter. Gos'
paid the subscriber Agent for the Company Rich
Of avaug themselves OF the advantages which
this Institution offers for providing against those change.
10 life and the
Of 6nsss BY the payment Of u sa
y this means be secured 70 inf aa ii Agent
AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY.
Every Piece tCGTTaHted good.
~ J. RICHARDS a. co have Just opened addition
~. al supply OF the above justly celebrated Cutlery,
Best heavyvory balance handles with French Forks in
Best ivory balance handles with plain Forks Of 81
pieces
Also hsuperOr arce OF DaCk aun c0oTeu scli-up "a
lance handles with aud without French Forks in sets Of
81 pieces o Otherwise
Also Beef Steers, very superior article
DO Ivory and seiEtip Carving Knives aud Forks
DO do game CarveTs
The above goods for sale at other establishment in
the city, will be disposed Of reasonable prices at the
Hardware and Fancy store, sign Of the saw opposite the
swan Tavern, n street, shoe koe Hill no 90
SHAWL ROOM.
GAY & BENTLEY have this day opened upwards Of
VI splendid Shawls and Manilas arranged
their second hoo where hoy be yenienty eHa-
mined. Among them,
Heavy figured Kabyle Shawls
Embroidered camel hair DO
Rich aud extra rich Bfoche DO
DO embroidered Thibet do
Elegant figured satin do
Splendid embroidered satin do
Gros grain, satn, and mode Mantllas
Velour Ottoman with fringe DO
super cleno velvet DO
Embroidered and cut velvet DO
Extra rich embroidered satin do
Those Of the above articles will rarely meet
with favourable an opportunity VI making selection
Call soon no2j-2weo
CCUTT's PATENT IRON SAFES, Lined with
y Asbestos msnuficuredin philadelphia by g. w. Cross
varying In prics from SIS 10 s25O-For sale by -
~. BALDWIN,
isH Opposite NE Ranks.
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THE subscriber Giving and keeps constantly onhand
u atwholssale and retail and al the loves prices
Pihn and Japan Tin Ware OF every description. .
Also agreai variety OF Stoves for burning either
wood oa.
Stove Pipes and Other article in bis line, made 10
order at the shortest notice. - . -
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A r RULES held ~ the once OF the Cerk OF the Circuit
IA SUPERIOR Court OF Law and Chauccry for the county
OF Miiesex, on first Monday IN February, St Thos
Newc complainant. against Aon Allen and samuel
w Baeon partners carrying business under the name
amt stylc Of Allen ulcon and the said Alstou Allen ans
samuel Bacon individually, end joel ttly, benjamin
Mcdlleott and Leonard Perry ,dcfs In Chane.ry
The defendants hllston Alien and samuel w. Bacon
above named having entered their appearance and
according tho of Assembly and the
rules this coar and appearing by satisfactory evil
deuc that they not Inhabitants oil this Comuonwca
n is ordered thai the said defendants 40 appear here
tho hsi day Of The ofhe Circuit superior Cunt
Chancery be held 10 the said county OF MIDI
dicscx. tho first Tuesday AMER the third Monday In
April, lsi and enter their appearance 20 the suit andrse
performing the dccrce AMI that Acopy OF THIS
order forthwith Inserted la newspaper published
in CITY OF Richmond for months eeessve,, and
that another copy thereof be posic At the front door OF the
Court House ofthis county. A Copy. TcSte.
GEO. X. HEALY.C NJ q =. g.
a. nTfa .ull,
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VrfRerNfA AT rules held ia the cseft. once OF
EsseE Ulrcnlt snre rtof Court Of Law and Chancery
the dsy Of jsnusry lsii -Waa w. Tsyoe, p.lniin,
a<anst Moore n Bfockcnbro1gh and Thompson MuIen,
administrators with the wl ANNEXED Of 0eorse MurIen,
deed A. a. Tsyas, who u one OF The executors OF Col
IoIn fayloe, dse'd, aud others, defendants
The defendant, o. Tsyoe, no, having entered his sp'
security according 10 the act Of Assem-
bly, rules OF this Court and appearing 10y ssa
factory that he IL nhabtant of this stse,
the pad .io appear here the hrs Monday In
April ncxt aud answer the original and amended and sup
bills the plaintiff aud that copy Of hls order
be forthwith Inserted IN sIue newspaper pnbhshedn the
city Rchnohd Tor eight week excessively, and that
another copy posted stthe ou door the Courthouse
Of this county. Acopy-Tcrte,
JAMES ROY MiCou, Jr Clerk X. Z. - q. L. q q.
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Join Il cARY.Cr

=, ne subscriber oni sreet Posseison Slven iams
jsS r. PARRIsH
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. a DOZEN hUmARD'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL
Oh CHLORIDE SOAP, Tor sale, by

-rfr.. .loors ahcve no ReIlTavern 900
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DR.. NILES
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO,

III 1T, JUIINSION a LNELI,
=. Agents for the Proprietor
de " ~ j. McKilioe's cd Stand. Richmond Va.
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TUESDAY, Oct. 10. 1871.
Fsi1iufiD7---py NJ Hatch nstruciing the COM
nli,ioe on agriculture 10 make out and repor, an
estimate Of the probable expense Of geological
survey Of the State.
A communication from the Secretary Of State
was received, nfrning the Senate that 10 copy of
the late census of this State had been received at
his Office. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
TUESDAY, Oct. 10, IS4i.
The Governor Informed the House lhni yacan-
~ hld Occurred in tive ri Brigade ist Division, by
tn, resignation Of Biz. Gen. Robinson Hal.
Biig ilirOM by Mr Davis of n, relating
n pnda7, travelling vendors Of clocks and ne
pie. =, he deemed pediurs,) referred 10 general
comriGn.
Eayro,,i BiH.---A'tering grand jury term Of
Grand Isle county conr, passed. adj.
SENATE.
2 O'clock. p. ".
lIr C,olget, introduced a resolution requiring lhs
Secretary Of State TO procure a copy Of the L. s.
census. which was passed.
Resolution from the House for election Of Orig
Gen. IN place of Gen. Hail. ccncnrred IN.
Rs,nri-.-Pv .rr Wco-,.r. o. 'hs committee CT
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FOR EIGN.

The steam packet Columbia, which left Liver
pool on the 9Th inst. arrived at Boston on Thurs
day morning. via Halifax The news is quite an
important The Columbia brought out III pass
cngers, about 100 of whom, were landed a, Bos-
ton.
There appears 10 have been very little. If any,
improvement in British trade and manufactures
since the last previous nd,ices Great depression
continues, and some heavy faiues had occurred
Parliament was expected TO be prcrogned about
the 10th inst. to January or FEBRUARY. That body
has as vet done very ile and the Corn law excite
men, still continues Anti Corn Law Associations
nre being formed every where. Activity con,in-
mes in the fitting Of ships Of war at Dock Yards;
and crews are obtained with difficulty They aro
supposed to be destined for China.
10 France, popular excitement and commotion
continue, but nothing Of seriously hostile char
acter has recently iranspmcd. The political hor-
lion Of the East is still in a measure overcast
Vehement Ali keeps on increasing his ornaments,
and the Sultan is engaged in corresponding meas
ures.
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The Monument on Bunker Hill has become an
imposing object II has risen to the heigh,h of one
hundred and siAty-fve feet, and may be seen from
varcu, points a, the distance Of many miles.
Boston Com icr,
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Chester moved 10 lay the report on the table OPP
posed by Sargent, and negatived. Mr. Adams of
South Hero offered resolution recommitting the
report with instructions to the committee to receive
the rejected testimony and report thereon This
resolution was opposed by NIessrs Garfield, Chand.
Ter Of p, Sergeant ard Dewey, who urged that
the rejected testimony was no evidence al all, un.
der the laws of the State, and should no more be
received by the committee than by courts of JUS
tce. Nh Fulam said that different decisions had
been made both by committees and by the House;
that the sitting member of Guildhall, whose seat
is now contested, was himself once unjustly deni-
ed seat on this very kind of lesmony; hut he did
not undertake to say how the rule should be. lie
suggested however, that by the admission of such
testimony, The way was open for the rejection of
members by the Galsehoods of persons who were
not put under oath. Mr. adams Of South Hero
said he proposed merely 10 receive and consider
testimony; as to the weight to he attached to that
sort of evidence, he should not probably disagree
with gentlemen opposing his resolution. lie urged
that such evidence was received last year, and he
was FIR being consistent; the rule must be very
bad one, if it must nc changed in single year.
Before any question was taken, the House nd
journed.
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WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 90, 1910

W EDNEbDAY, UCI. w, ISlU,
Mr. nottum introduced resolution ins,ituing m
inquiry n. 10 the propIieiy of making provision for
paying oil the state deb; referred to the commit
tee Of finance.
BUYs.-By Mr. Bartlett, repeating the 9Th Sec
ten oIthe 18th chapter Of the law relating 10 the
militia; referred to the committee on military di-
fairs BY MIR Dillingham;, providing for the next
election Of members of Congress in This state in the
month of January, lSl3 twice read, and on motion
of Mr. Eaton Of Franklin, laid upon the table,
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HOUSE.
FRIDAY, Oct. %, A. NJ

PRAYER by Rev. Nr Young.
Petiiion-Of Ruins l.. Harvey, for additional
compensation for services as chaplain Of the State
PRISON. referred to committee on State prison.
Dirision of Windsor County. MIR Robinson
of Stow moved to reconsider the vote OF yesterday
referring the petition of Asa d. Foster and others
10 a select committee Of five.
On this motion protracted discussion ensued
in which Messrs Henry Of Chester, Fnllam, SAT-
ford and Davis Of Norwich supported the motion,
and Messrs Billings Porter. Chandler Of W., Gil
christ, Sergeant and Bascornh opposed The motion.
Mr. Coolidge asked TO he excused from voting, for
the rensnn that ms Speaker, he might be called
upon 10 appoint The select committee on this sub
jec: agreed to.
The yeas and nays were taken; ayes I3, noes
1875: 80 the motion to reconsider was negavci.
The hill altering iudicia! circuits was read the
second time, when Mr. Baker moved to recommit
The bill. with u view TO give the members Of La.
noble county an opportunity to he heard. OPP
posed nv Mr. Adams Of South Hero, supported by
Mr.. Robinson Of Stow, and agreed TO-
Reporis. By committee Of Elections, on the ie-
mnnstrance of Jonathan Benjamin and others against
the election OF John Dewey Of Guidhall. The
committee reported tina, il had rejected sundry por-
lions Of testimony as merely henrsay evidence, to
which the remonstrnnis appealed to the House to
direc, The admission of,his evidence and their pro-
ties, and an appeal was reported 10 the House by
the committee.
Afc, explanation, by Mr PierPcn' Henry Of
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notes; laid upon the table on motion of Mr. Bart
lett.
Report-by Mr. sabin, unfavonbly upon the
resolution relating to the payment Of the state debt,
out OF the school fund; laid upon the table.
BilI-anlhorizing the Treasurer Of the Sto,e
to settle the concerns Of the Vermont State Bank:
read third time and passed.
HOUSE.
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On this ballot being declared, Mr. Griswold
moved that the votes for Milo Bennett and Milo Il.
Bennett be counted for Milo L. Bennett, which
was lost, 81 to ~, and the joint assembly adjourned
ill o.niorrow at 3 o'c'ork, r. NJ.