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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
JOSEPH III. COLOUITT.

SADDLER AND HARNESS MfVTpfd Grim t,31
Main street,
- ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends anil the putlir
~ tn1i with the vicE ~ commencing m January No
an additional branch of business, Dc will until ngt Zinc
sfl any NJ the various articles in his line such low
prices as will give purchascra cufre slfirflrflnu.
us Gock uf Saddle made tor hs retail custom. ls
large numbering more than one hurdtc.i ami boz will
warrant Tho material aui workmanship of fhcn auI nj
various kinds Of Hqrnfes, made 10y him. 10 he frt rate
tasii anu punctua customers earnestly rcuucsfcd
n examine hs stock, and are assured every clr will De-
made 10 please them iuH IN
CtOUCu, BROOKs a HUDSON have lie
~ pleasure nt announcing Tic arrival of their osk of
FAlL ANu WINTER GOODs comprising the most COM
nlcc mi desirable assortment NJ useful sfnp ral. tcv
nave ever nal IN tlcir power 10 ofcr fo.ccr viii
cuorc selection n Fancy fn8fs cmhrir Ing I'm ID rf fe
following viz new style Hluc Hack strirc sIEs Pane,
coorcd stripe Chcnl and Reps silks, T. ftnI5 p,rt
Gro DO Rhncs anil Mnon Sikg Plain blue hl,cs rn he
Orleans IRISH Tahhoncts. BLACK, Bloc niirk and Core
Apacln Iusfrcs, for ladies' dresses Plan and Farrv
coofcd Ncuslaius. every aylc anil price. Fir Mrfin6
Thihet and Brocla shawis and scari aouc vcrV sirb
liucn tamhric Uikfs, lHibhons; Iacce WASH nion,l.
IaIton lace AMI Muslin; Coorci Grapes snd crane
i1ses 10 Florcnccsi superior English ant French BON
naNncs Slk AMI Arachl Scrrce; STA, Satin ari Mrrino
Ncsunef. SIX and satin Cuyas aud scirfs, sk Bntnrs
and Cords SILK and Mcrno Mns ADD Gloves. 4 snoI a.
enHmcnt aud many Other articles which they deem H
unncccssaty 10 cnuincratc, e 81 which they arc defer
Wncd ~ ocf very cheap, or cash, 60 dealers WHO r
end wllncci ihcr engagements promptly AZ maturity. on
w. u-Wtl Oloull. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in B,o,r Shoe r,t. ~,
Leather, Market nftlsc. ~ is III
NEW MUSIC.

w DANlhlL has just received selection n N,-t..
w amorE numerous other plee - mo fg,,nd 49,
nhopin 81 much IN request Also frcsh snppy NJ b,
so1 Music storo, square above tho Ranks.
TUT subscriber has lust received per sebooo., mr.
u nOnd, an additional supply OF wv
HATS AND CAPS
which makes his stock complete In al ,cv,c., m,
respectfully requests hs friends ani tho public rcncr,v
% sNc hn aes afstins them that thoy viii Gnd his sri
ces swell made, of The latest fashions aod as rhe,r ~
any other establishment IN the chy. "
TflO's = RIDDICK,
VIZ II street, shoekoe IIlL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF boots, SHOES, &c.
zoo PACKAGEs

500 PACK AGES.
THE subscriber is rcceipt Of his Fail and Win,o,
fiock ~ Boots, Shoes Trunks and Leather 10 ,vlir
he invites tic attention n pure hascrs
This stock selected will The sreafcsf care anil AZ
onuon ly hmseL within Tho last siE weeks AMI he nat
efs himself from the experience he has hal In The lua
ness that tcsnnot hc ctccllci His goods we're ionrh
az very low prices and will he offered 10 such A. da or
cash Or are prompt IN hcr payments atvcrY small avan
cca outhc cost
Ills stock Will be found to be very extensive and 10 en-
hrece every variety " style ant quality and adapted 10
uic u1dc ~ any aud every section ~ tic country
hc respectfully invites his old fncn ~ aud urr hascrq
generally o. give him cal. he feels confident HAT Inc can
ohcr hcin inducements that will fiil ~ prsec.
,,,, X WHITE,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Boots Sbocs Tr,rtr and
Lcaihcr, Market nfidsc. sc 10 Ilm
X AN AWAY from Tfc irrar lion WoTFs ON sS-l-.
10y, w" september, 1872 Two hoys JOHN and 40.
hphuN '9hn y about 70, STOUT made. about feet n.
msh, ycly bioad mouth, anil check bones unusually
IAh !is clothct cannot 10 dcscuboi-ho wears n Vefv
srnal9Immed black hat Solomon is smaller raheT
apned IN appearance eye brows unusually hcsvv Inc Tor
~ mshcad entirely bald, occasancd nv \ hurn when ,
ehiu Ihcy arc nearly same colot-dark nuisff, Said
boys wcro hired % This Company hy Low nm NJ tits
Royal Caroline County. e'' ~ VIZ
Asn, W. juno last hghi, ncrkici mulsfto napeJ no
Ie Mosly' from p 10 % years Of ego fscf inc ics
N walse very erect, anil has lost mot Of his frctb lie
va hredot John q. Wall, agent Tor The owner A lilo
50 n d6f ~ w. '''' '''"Pa"y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

virginia Ieesburf Lottery. Class 20 tltax GEM oi,l
~, c.pis's $500 ioool too, asa of2.o oflUi
~ of l1n AS 81 tSl etc. Tickets alp
eetuhrsie Of package Of Is xhoi, tiekc,s In IN.
above, will bc sent for $3.50. 80 Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
NEW FIRM
sALTED HIDES. CALFsKINs Sc

On - u ~ iiiDh-.o, Ohlr ShlNS, &C.
'HE suttcTibeI has hand for sale 900 Beef Hides
loCaiskins, OF excellent quality, and fiom FIVE 10 $
Thousand Pelts with good supply " wool, OF different
qualities all Of which will be disposed Of the ia
Norahle terms. JOHN BRAUER,
sc CIT Union Hill, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

Drawing OF Va LeesLurr Iot,c,x Nos7.
u a ~ 81 u ~ 81 o. IL J5 ~ g.
Dra~insaf Va. hononz.la Lottery. Erira No %.
81 " - CO % 81 fG 81 a. 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

Va Mononsalla Lottery. Class ~ for Is,2Tabe draw,
~ ia Va on saturday the let Of October 1872
~, ~ piz.s Of 1900 etc. Tickets sl0-Ii.i,cs a.
Quarters s2So. W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
COMMIsslONER,s SALE or IANn y.

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LhNU nc.
PURSUANT 10 dee &C OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover OF the
ION dsy u April, l-i2 10 tho suits OF Berkeley sherif
agains. Euben< &c, and PTidy's E1f against Euhank
&c., the unicrs-nci will proceed sell D. the highes
BIDDER or cash at Hanoyc; Courhouse. 2h Jay OF
september mex trai being day much olthe
perry real and personal conveyed by Thomas Eubans TO
rs children a. will sausiy tue Decree aoIess The said
aei Of Land contains ~ about miles west Of
Hanover CouHhou se within mile Of the Richmond
Ffcercssburg and Potomac Rrlroad-has ON II soue st
peuor Pine and OAK Timber. and adions the Lands OF
sterling Landlords Esaie aud others such tile will be-
conveyed as is vested in the Comm or
only. wM o WINSTON Conf,
IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
JAMES PHALEN & CO.,
MANAGERS,
richmond, "a.

Glass No l5O-Draws Saturday, Sept. oath.
- IS Nos-l3 drawn.
e5oooo, 1000. 61Oo 5000 4O01 300 900, 22sO % OF
slO-shires in proportion.
Packages Of Whole tickets and shares single whole
and shares IN the usual variety fortunate Numbers
run printed schemes Of all the Lotteries under our
nageIneni gratis 10 those who may desire them
10 No less than IL Capital Prizes, ami mostly In
whole Tickets have been sold and paid ai this odics al
reay IN nus month and the prize Tickets be seen
IL orders meet the most prompt attention, and capi
"a, THOs b BIGGER
AuSt MaLagers' Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
TRUsTEE's
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

NDEk deed Of Trust executed 10 M. by Ben iarnin
~ moody and wife. bearing date the lGfh -eo,efnber
-, oi record ia the County Court Of Chestef6cId 1
s1i raiuriay the 9TH lay 81 september next pro-
ceehto -el' on the premises, Public Auction f,r the
purposes IN sad deed se brth. that ,aulbe Plantation in
NC county OF Chesterfield, whercon the said Moody
sides being about - miles West Of PETERSBURG ami s,Yt
. miles Southwest Of Redmond.
The tract contains lG9i acres, and will ether be sold
enito or divided into separate parcels may be agreed
on ~ the paHse-to the deed on the day Of sale.
Inc plantation Is considered Of the best IN the
heishtorhooi tsweu umbered and waterc,l with con.
siderable body u fine nat lind H. cultivation The i'm.
ptovtinenis are unusually Eooi-consts'!ng Of new
Spacious and handsome Dwelling House other neccs-
shy buinss enclosures, &c. PosScssior for firmirg
purposes will be given the IL Of October neat aud flil
possesson ut or before Chf is,Inas Tho sale will be
losisc or only posi- oned on account Of Indictment
Their 10 the folloNng Monday nrst flr day
TIC terms OF sale will be cash; bu, II IA probable
credit can lie had portion OF the purchase M new OF
which inormA'ioa may be obtained the day u sale
eft ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

u the sales be eompetedon the frsi day. they will Be
eoounued from LAY 10 day, until completed.
JAMES PEARCE, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

NtJE hive received and offer for sale
w 800 bales 81 Nfrnia stouf usucrscs uruns,vtek
boVoT, and Other improved styles brown shcetnrs
81, W bales - Etrick, Merchants Mafosca, snf
Hattwick brown Shiriinra ~ WV
% bales ' sMcrchanis, EnrieE Moravii TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
TRUST SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by r. Ii. DICKINSON.
sALF: OF NECROEs, g. a.

n. SALE OF NEGROES, &c sc
IT ."n1.y NE -o.h day Of the present month tsep
ta,, not the neat fair LAY hereafter wi IL
-o.u ~ Nm ~ 'ufits AMI iOtn Thomls Trr-tees e.,
cHftiin purposes, A. the Meadow nfkises Ire ~
se 70 The county Of iinoyer III hi5 -iases
amounting 70 about -, Of varioul kinda none Of ~,
very oil; among them good pilni,iio, i,a,, -
eeent we.Ser ifo1er sni washer. and goo carpenteI
youns anu hsely. Alt3, an the sthx ronsIsiin- a,
horses. cattle and anaion ensils good earr,,g. an,
barnes and buggy and harne - aud ali yo..bil an
.ehen iurntrc with the growing crop on the Ianfi-
NJ every end Of eisonal properly bel, ngins 10
~el furnished Farm AMI homestead -
perry . sale ~ ''''"- " "i ~ lto
nf- sac eonductedhy
80 c2I~tis N ~ ntcKt~soS .,....
NEGRO MAN FOR SALE
SHALL sell 90 tho highest btllsr N, r,,h II, f,o,, nj
me Bel Tavern, on SATURDAY next. ~, 2i,h in,.n,
mssy N.sto Nan, belonging the erafe of Mclean "
80, o M PB JONES, Admir-.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC

w" be given by the LADIES' benevolent Society Of Saint
Johns Church Friday night next, at "A o'clock.
This Concert will be aided by newly erected and finely
toned instrument purchased 10y the Society The Ladies
anu 'eniomen Of tho different Choirs Of this Guy have
kindly volunteered their services for the occasion The
a'as Viii be applied 10 relieve tile Society FROM the LA.
billles Incurred 10y the purchase.
Tue raron'se otthe public Is respectfully solicited.
programme ofthc performances will be published previous
I" Tie Concert. Tickets Of admission al, 6y cents each
may be had al the house the Rector Mr. Jas Evans
and atthc principal bookstores seaO-A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

va Ieesbu'r Lottery, Clsss NJ for 1872 To be J,wp
az tandia Va on Saturday the sih Of October Isi1-
'apals-s3D oo, 1900 b3;O 3psl of 3ln az iron ,
ct 10 Of l1N % Of 500 30 Of 2o etc. Tickets siO-
Drawing sent t~hen requested) as the draviny
Is over. Orders strictly Confidential
Please address DIN IIOyT a CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

Maryland Consolidated Lottery. Class A. isi2-To D..
drawn IN tho City Of Bamore Wednss dsy 9Th ocob.
1872 Grand scheme -el5lO0 llDll asO GsO fsnp an
80 1s, d15 Do prizes Of lJoO ~ u la 40 Of c1s n
OF 80, etc. Tickets si0-hslves 5-quarters 2 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
ELIZA FOR RENT

ELBA FOR RENT.
INoR RENT and possession given t October that de-
sifablo SITUATION Buc hanans Spring ae tho To-
sidence Of Judge Carr Enquire of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

Drawing Of New Jersey Lstisry, Noai:
j III "a Y ~ ~ " - CO ~ ~ 81 ~ "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

NEW FALL DRY GOODS
w. MEREDITH
A. returned home with n new stock Of Fall Dry Coois
selected with much care from the Nnrthorn Marcel
10y himself HIS stock consists IN part Of he folcySn
Splendid new style Nous lie Lame
Mode cold 10
Brown, Purple anil Lilac do
Canary, Blue aud Cherry d.
Plaid and Chcne DO
Ar1cca III
French Mcrinocs, all colors
ManchC SCR Ginghams
hack AMI Blue Black POuli dc Solo
New style Chenc striped Six
81 Blue Bac satin
Black Mittcoui Lustfng
.aic0cs, In great variety
Black and Blue Black Dombaziurs
Rick Mourning ShaWis
Black haif fs'd Mius
Inng White Kid Cloves
Mourning Collars
ALSO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23

- Leesbnrs, Cltss M-Drlws In AleKsniria Sept 9TH
Prlzes-e5lCOl lOOOp, 500, 33I7 Of s.S Oh no M
IoU, so 80, etc. 75andl ~ ballots Toketsslu
IL orners irotn the country II aGy Of the above
schemes inelosing the cash. will he promptly attended To
~ Wu cf .DVr
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Wedne sday, Feb. %, l942.
The Senate resumed the consideration
ofthe billfor the sale ofthe Wabash and
Erie and Miami Canal Lands, and the
amendment Of the Finance committee
was agreed to.
After several other amendments had
been considered and agreed to, the ques.
ton turned on ordering the bill to be read
a'third time, and the yeas and nays being
demanded, we're ordered, and were, yeas
"a, nays 4. a .E l
Messrs. Barley, Holmes, Mitchell and
Walton, voting in the negative ,and Messrs.
Stanton, Henderson, Latham, Crowell
aud Carpenter, being absent. +
BILLS CONSIDERED IN COM. OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. Dewey in the chair
To provide for paying the temporary
liabilities Of the State, the interest on the
State debt, and for other purposes.
Mr.. Nash moved to strike out the fol-.
lowing section:
Sec. 6. No. contract shall be made or
entered into by the Board of Public
Works, or any of them, or by any person
under their authority, for the execution
of any part Of any unfinished canal, or 9th
er public work of the State, nor shal any
such be prosecuted by the Board Of Pub.
lie Works, OF any of them, by the employ
ment Of any agent, superintendent or la
borers, or otherwise. All work on the
unfinished part of any canal, or other pub
lie work of the State, which is now, or
heretofore has been, under the manage
ment of any agent of the State, or super.
intendent, shall be forthwith suspended,
and notice shall be Immediately given 10
the contractors on such unfinished work
TO suspend the further prosecution there.
of; provided, nothing in this section con-
tanned, shall be so construed as TO prevent
the re.letting of any job which may be
abandoned on the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal, nor the completion, by means of
agents or supeTintendents of any work
on the Wabash and Erie Canal, which
may be necessary TO open the navigation
thereof from the Indiana State line TO
the nayigable waters Of Lake Erie.
The motlon TO strike out, gave rise TO
an animated debate, in winch Messrs.
Ford, Barley, Spsngler, Taylor, Nash
and others participated, and before the
question was decided, the committee rose,
reported progress and asked leave to sit
again,
On motion ofMr. Thomas,
The Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday Feb. o. 1910


Mr.. Moore, from a majority Of the Sc.
lect committee on the subject, reported
back Senate resolution in relation 10 the
adjournment of the Legislature, with Que
amendment, TO strike out the 3Oth dsy of
May, for the meeting ofthe extra session,
and insert the 25th Of July instead.
The amendment was agreed to.
The queetion turning on the adoption
Of the resolution as amended, division
Of the question was called for. and the
first branch OF the question, viz: to ad.
jOurn on The 7th of March, was carried
by a vote of57 to /.
The question then turning on agreeing
to the second branch of the question, viz.
to meet again on the 25th of July, was
carried by vote Of SO to 80. %
So the House resolved to adjourn on
the 7th of March, and 10 meet again on
the 25th day Of July next.
On motion Of Mr.. Waters,
A resolution was adopted, requiring the
Secretary Of State to draw all surplus CO.
pies Of the collated statutes from The sew.
elal counties having the same, and distri.
butte them 10 those counties which have
not been fully supplied.
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2 'EoFGEToWN o, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1912 NEW SER

bill so as 10 hold all the members Of such
corporations liable for all debts c1ntrac.
ted by trustees ofthe same, in case the
trustees should become insolvent and un.
able TO pay such debts; which was moi
agreed TO-. gHn a...
The question recurring on agreeing to
the amendments reported by the commit
tee on Corporotions, was put and carried.
The question then turned on ordering
the bill to be engrossed, and the yeas
and nays being demanded, were called,
and the question carried by vote of 80
to29.
So the bill was ordered to be engross.
ed for its third reading on tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Updegraff,
The special report of the Auditor of
State, in relation to the school fund, was
taken up, and referred to the committee
on Finance.
The Speaker presented the annual re.
port of The Auditor of State on the State
Finances; laid on the table TO be printed.
The House adjourned.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wednesday, Feb. %, lS42.

The House resumed the consideration
of House bill No. 1876.
The question recurring on agreeing 10
the motion made b. Mr.. Powell, 10 strike
out the Sd section of the amendments TO
said bill, which section seeks to make all
membeFs ofthe church corporations, indi-
vidually responsible for all debts cOhtraO-
ted by the church, a..
MIR. Wood spoke some time, in favor Of
the amendment and against the motion 10
strike out.
Mr., Powell made long speech in ia
vov ofhis motion to strike out.
The question was further discussed by
Messrs. Jenkins, Spalding and Meredith.
A vote was then taken, and the ques-
tion carried by vote of 46 to II.
Mr.. Hatch then moved to amend the
amendments, BY inserting third section,
which would make the trustees OfiEcor-
pOrated churches individually liable for
all debts contracted by them.
This amendment was discussed al con-
siderable length, by Mr.. Spalding, in favor
oft, and Mr.. Schenck, in opposition TO
the same. e e
Mr.. Kelley, of Cuyahoga, thea moved
that the further consideration of the BILL
together with the pending amendments,
be indefinitely postponed;
Which motion was disagreed TO, by q
vote Of 43~to1l9.
a vote was then taken on the question
OfagFeeihg to the amendment moved by
Mr. Hatch, and the amendment was
agreed TO, By aIvote of4I to 90. J.ll5 q.
Ms.ByinetOn then moved to amend the
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Grew,
A bill, 10 extend The corporate limits
Of the town Of Bainbridge, in Ross county
A bill, TO regulate banking in Ohio.
The question tnrning on tina passage Of
this bill.
Mr.. Mcfarland said, as il was expect
ed the question on it's final passage would
elict considerable debate, and as many of
the friends ofMr. John B. Weller, mem.
berS of this House, were desirous of al i.
tending the funeral Of the late Mrs. Vel.
Ter, which takes plsce atten O'Clock this
morning, he, (Mr. ny would move that
the House take a recess till two O'Clock
P. M.
Mr.. Raffensperger being temp6Farily
in tn e chair ....
Mr. Spalding, said he would second the
motion with request that the members
would Immediately form a procession al
the door Of the State House, and pro-
ceed to the houss of Mr. John A. Bryan,
the father Of the deceased, where the fu.
neral was to take place.
The motion was then agreed TO with
but one dissenting voice.
So the House took a recess till 2 o'clock
P. M.
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SENATE.
Sninrdav. Feb. %. l

Saturday, Feb. 70, IS42.
M. Wsddle, from the committee on
Roads and Highways, reported back the
bill to vacate part of the state road lead
ing from Cincinnati TO Bethel, in Cler.
mont county, and recommended its inde-
finite postponement, which was agreed to-.
Mr.. Nash, from the committee on
schools and school lands, reported back
the bill to amend The act entitled an act
for the support and better regulation of
common schools, and to create perma.
nently the Office Of superintendent, pass
ed March I, 1898, with sundry amend
ments.
Mr.. Spangler moved TO postpone the
bill until the first Monday in December
next. Disagreed to, yeas is, nays IS.
The bill, after being amended, was or
dered to be engrossed for its third read.
ing on Monday.
Mr.. Ford, from, the committee on e.
nance, TO which was referred commute
cation from Leander Ransom, in relation
10 bond given by the Milan canal CON-
pany, reported resolution in favor Of Civ
ing up said bond TO the President of said
company; which was agreed to.
Mr. Taylor, from the committee on the
currency. which had been instructed 10
bring in bills 10 repeal certain bank char
tiers, reported that bills had heen intro
duced into the House Of Representatives,
10 repeal all the charters contained in the
resolution, with the exception CT one, and
he was now ready to report a bill for that
purpose. The committee was then dis
charged from the further consideration
of the subject, and the bill to repeal the
charter ofthe Miami Exporting company,
was read the first time.
Mr.. NASH, from the committee on
Schools and ShoOl Lands, reported back
the bill, in addition to an, act, to provide
for the sale Of lands granted by Congress
for the use Of schools within the Virginia
Military plstrict, and to ap' horize the
lessses Of said lands 10 surrender their
leases and receive certificates Of purchase
wiihout amendment, the bill was then
j
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Saturday. Feb. 26. 1912.

On motion of Mr.. Hatch,
House bill No, 305, to provide for the
payment OF debts due from the State to
contractors, and other creditors of the
State, was made the special order Of the
day for Monday next.
On motion Of Mr.. Steedrnsn,
House bill No, 300, to provide for the
management Of the public debt, and to
preserve the credit Of the State, was taken
up.
The question being on the engrossment
Of the bill, Messrs. Fuller, Cook aud
Kelly Of Cuyahoga, spoke at cOnsidera.
BILE length, against the bill.
Mr.. Hatch replied to their arguments,
and advocated the passage of the bill.
The question was then carried by
vote Of S5 TO %; a strict party vote Of
members present; the wings all voting
against the bill,
So the Bill was ordered TO be engross.
ed for its third reading on Monday.
Mr. Kithcart, in accordance with pre-
vlous notice Introduced bill to lncorpor'
dL6 Iu6 EFSSlu6uI huu OuoCtOlo VI 'hO
Bank Of Mt. Pleasant read the first time.
BILLS CONSIDERED IN COMMITTEE OF the
WHOLE.
Mr.. Byington in the chair
Senate bill No. l24, proceedings a.
against Corporationsnot possessing bank
ing powers-reported back without a
meudmsnt and recommitted to the COM
mittee on Banks and the Currency.
Also, Senate bill No. SO, 10 amend the
act Incorporating the Portsmouth Dry
Dock Company--recommittedto TO the COM
mittee on Public Works.
Also, Senate bill No. %, for the pun,
ishment of certain crimes-recomm'ited
to the Judiciary committee.
Also, Senate bill No. 80, to amend the
act defining the powers and duties OF Jus
tees of the Peace Precommitted 10 the Ju-
dietary committee.
Also. Senate bill No. 81, to provide
for The election of Directors of the Poor;
ordered to a third reading on Monday.
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SENATE.
Friday, Feb. 25, 1912,

On motion Of Mr.. Barley,
The Senate took up the bill to amend
the act entitled an act to regulate Judi.
cial proceedings, where banks and bank.
ers are parties, and to prohibit issuing
bank bills Of certain descriptions, passed
January SO, 1924.
An amendment having been offered de.
bated and rejected, the bill,wilh the pend.
ing amendments, was referred 10 the iu.
dietary committee.