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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12

FASHIONS IN NEW YORK-The observ,nt and
spnghy New York correspondent of the National Inte
geneer, writing under date Of the instant says-Ba
AIreriesR
thnk that walk in New York to-day, you had been
absent year. would impress you very strongly with the
outbreak OF showiness in Whatever spirit il Is
ha pfesde over the fashions take implicitly from
france he this spirit OF wool and color has we'll suit.d
tue last anc newest invoice ~ Of reaction from
economy-or (wha may better define the present era
maps me moment after property has almost universally
changed hands The stus in the shop windows of Broad
are OF spendor that would be venured upon
I'm the street at least by the severity of last wears srso
Gauc TASTE but the eruption ha. spread the shop win
COWS over the sidewalk and the ladies' verify rainbow
clad The prevailing coors yellow and blue but mos,
oil the dresses put all the prismatc coors under contb
uo ana the wearers would make choice figures for Gobe
ling tapestry Ii would be fine speculation in unholst.r
indeed to buy the caso dresses Of this period and law
mem up 10 sell Tor the next generation
but he ladies' have by no themselves. They
are only bOdeT and more consistent in their bayery OF
SUITS The waisicoas and cravats have taken long stride
INTO spendor leaving the and in their
toned sobieiy OF hue. jennings great emporium oppose
e far might furnish the Knights and courtiers for w
Fied OF cloth of Cold" effugent are the yeyes and
sauns-though the bold youths who have venturcd to pu
orth into Broadway, with these gitierng wnistcca loo
herring.
The Americanism of the matter is the much rnorr vio
lent array OF these gorgeous sus Chatham street and the
Bowery. The small ,ailors shops in these Alsat;, ,-
tiers are quite i'll glow with the display Of crsyo,s md
coats ana their catering for the their customers is
Va'e'u' anu "ei!-consdeTed. The age is per-
maps forever gone by when privileged class could mono
poze hney OF garb, and OF all the civilized nations it were
least possible IN ours have already Dozen at eas,
(" Choap'oooied apprentices wearing velvet wastcoats
when, a year ago, would have delighted D'Orsav This
last sunm OF our history, by the way corresponds some
what as to sumptuary matters with the year 1859 and al
er, OF fFeneh history The nine months ministry of Sill.
houete whose immortality on the accidental giving
OF ms name TO profes,) temporary suspension OF
french extravaganza similar TO ours of the last
year OF two during which coats without folds
snu-oo1es made of plain wood and painted Portraits were
discarded Tor outlines IN Proto-eveTy fashion, in short
giving way to extreme parsimony This period was sue
ceeded IS our economical days promising TO be- by
powerful reux Of the suspended extravaganza The para
lie! must end here, thank Heaven.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12
RICHMOND VA, OCTOBER 70, lS4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALENANDEa MOsELEY.

TrHSs susscRprosTo City per year
and Tor shorter period when by mail sio-p.yable in
all In advance.
ADvrsrsseror Gcen lines les- insertion cent.
two insertions VI ls three insertions 81 so and every
ing insertion II cents
Transient advertisers must pay advance.
The number OF insertions Advertisements on the
Ms they viii be stopped and
ed accordingly o- or-rs to stop must also be writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 10 lines and in tia,
proportion for advertisements OF Length and $50 for
hne' eresp, Aueonce and Lottery dealers are charged
eioo. paper ineuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12

TFIFTEEN THOUSAND Fcct Susquchauna
nosr pcrschr Catharnc Pckcr Wharf for sale low, BY
Ocf JAS. FISHER 4 son,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12
EOR RENT.
Desirable business stand
FOR RENT.

m Tho subscribers having leased the Store
liz lately occupied BY Ianessc Drnby Co, ofst
The store occupied BY them nearly opposite the Rel Tavern
Main Street Fo any kn
desirable stands the Possession III July Apply
io - tNLOES BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-12

ARNEs' PRACTICAL SERMONS designed for y,c,n, 60.
- gresa'ions and families: BY Albert Barnes
ana texts for the Pulpit. being collection of nearly
oOo topics with Texts suitable public dseou.s IN the IL,
Sno lecture rooms to which is added System Of Theology from
ceived and for sale by H. p PEREIyS !. Co JUST
"A ST ID DIOR h.o,, 49, n -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
NEW STYLES or
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

NE0RGE MMURRAY. now opening al his
" Store rOom on Market Square. iarge and
beautiful assortment OF FASHIONABLE and STA.
PIE DRY GOODS. (nons Of which purchased
nj Auciion.) Among this choice selection will be
found the following viz: Cloths. Cassimeres, SAITH
aetls. Velveis. Vesiings. &c.
Super Cachmere, ID Ecosse. Chine Striped Nous
De Laine. Omhro striped do. rich 6g'd and striped
Changeable Chusans. Mode euIors; Lnpins Extra
do. ibex Cloth. ZEPHYR plain and chsngeable. Alpa-
Gu. rich stnp'd Grape De Lame. plain and figured
SATINS. SILK yELVErS. cut. PLAN aud Fig'd
Super Thread Laces and Edginss, Needle work'd
do. Thread. keckIcnburgh, AshburIoi,. aud Isle
de-; Heavy aud Medium Black Net; Black aud Mode
PRINCES; Hem Stitched and Corded bordered Linen
Camhrir sudke hieis; Embroidered Ladies' fIckis
and Shawls; Rich ig'd Velvet. Brocha and Thibci
do; Bsshio Kid GlaVes; Wor,,ed NirrrS; snper
plain Florenee BRAID and SHELL BRAID BON
NETS; super rich Onbro ST. iped Satin RIBBONS.
very superior. ...t .r ri~
Cable aud oIher Cord and whalebones; large
stock Of ChinIz aud other prints of new and rare
patterns; 5000 yds brown and beaehed Muslins;
300 doz white and Cold Spool COTTON; $40 Lbs
Cold Carpet Cham; $500 Lbs Eagle Faciury Cotton
Yarns; with all the articles usually found in q DRY
GOODS house, either Fancy or Domestic.
ALSO-Super super Gunpowder. Imperial.
Young Hyson and Puwchong TEAS; Rio Coffee.
very 6nc; 300 doz White Granite Printed and Pain
ted TEAS. &c. sc.
The aboye Goods having been purchased with
great care r Cash, will he sod the least possible
advance to puneiual customers. good accep:
a shor date. oc, 4-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
DRY GOODS.

Consisting IN part OF 80 pieces blue, black,
s ps French do. superior to anything Of the KIM
ever ofere0 IN this market
10 ps Beaver and Pilot cloths
"a ps cassimeres. plain nd ribbed. cioss barred
and spotted, Of a new French style.
vestiuEs of fx'd veiret, blk and plain Satin,
swansdowa. Moreno, &c.
zoe ps blme, black brp wn and mixed Sattinetks-
see pc brown Muslins, 500 bleached do. from
to Is as; loops Tickings.
as ps cheek, % Domestic Cinghams, so ps Red
and White Flannel.
Domestic Flannel, red. brown and white sup
1 quality, warranted never TO shrink, for cts
super article Giraffe cloths and heavy Velvet
for coats. CaRtoH Flannels, More1oes-
Stocks, scarfs, eravats, SILK hdkfs, Wnier
Gloves. with Bearly every other article IN the
FANCY GOODS.
while making our purchases we have remem-
beFed the LADIES' and can oter Tor inspection,
Rich Fancy Vslvets for dresses.
Pain black and Sgd silk.
Gro de aap. all c0lors. figured add PLAIN
Tsps plain. -vatered aud striped Alpasas a. very
PlsinbIsck aai sgd saans. plain and sgd Whit
sstin.
Flg'd and plain bonnie, silks, rich hg'd YslVet
for BOnnets. -
Sup velvet ribbo ~, plumcs and feathers. Nous
jim De LANES, plain ans hgd- Ch9san ~
Lanes. Watered Lustres. MOham Lustres
Velvet and SILK Crvais. Lahe and Bonne
Wells. Mohair Misc. II .h fingered Nuts
kslk. WOallen and Cotton Hosiery Of eli ki nd
1so Moreno Thibef and Wool sha,gls
200 silk, wool esd Thibet HdKfs Cimps, Fringe,
WOOiiee Nsi CsSs. ~.ss auii, BishOp Ia ~
Linen CambrIc. ef6ss-barfed aud Plan Jaco
net &c.
E.FMOst Of thsss goo Il have heou Durch 80
frsm Commission Houses and importers, viii.
saved ne s0ane 10 70 IS per ~. aud enables us
0fsr a better Description Of Go IDS and 81 love
prices than II purchase1 otherwise aud havin
mace arYa nneineufs with q niost experiences
purchaser H. Philadelphia, shsil receive good
weekly during the season 81 eyerV variety, an
as We III tsnd o. sell Tor small profits aid Oh
same prices 20 ali We decline opening books
70 nov owl any ''"" low aER 8 BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

% doors sosih Of Y.rg;n;a Hotel. Nam aresf.)
UOBN L. WADE is no~ manufacturing q supe-
- rior article Of CENTS BOOTS. AFT er the la,es,
FRENCH STYLE and made Of the beet Pi.iladei-
phia materials. which hs warrants To rempete with
an, thing ever gotten up in hs Caiied States. snd
NJ the follow ing prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do. 500
EXTRA supsun $50
Water proof do. with Cork and India Rubber 10
extra.
in the neaiesi style. oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

nLANK BOOKS-The subscriber i gto
u rared ~ furnish Blank Books If Ell sizss sni
descriptions 81 low price any uihef c.,ncsfnsf
he CRY. PsSsons wishing 30 have h,oks ruled o
any purl,sulaf paiier NJ BY leaving her ofers
hS accommodated Of he shortest gssibie noiicl
CBd books rebuund By ndcg attention io he
bftach my business hope - receive lbe.s
share ~ public patrpnag. WI tOob.
oriRt CAA i18 Mas 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

WnENs-Jasi received loi Of old Gdlo'f. old
Eneii-h Banniai. Eagle shd Hayrard's
LADIES' STEEL PENS q splendid article. which
viii b. cold ciscsp. Call ard see.
nov - WM RoBB. i2S Main -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
FOR \ CIRCULATION

GtUAECE FOh n SfECULATlON-
Z On Saturday. 2eih inst. Of She CITY AUCTION
ROOMS. will BE- sod o. Public AueIon, an eniirs
apparaius for manufacturing superior VINEGAR,
together with recipe fsr making The seme' ~
sshirh god vinegar can be mafs m ore ho''i 'fH
=, 4 ros, ., not ssese shan "a Or e's per gsllon
without sny arifrisl sid rhaieter.
However ~ probable his may apPeaf 70 itcsc
,,.ro.,inted v h me prucess. The sane r. sanan'.
"a =, IN. purrhase money will BE- refunded. The
80. c-, The other 900. ben - b. y aoing avss
for, ri. place The whole will he r'id ~ ihe hgb
esi bidder So cash. bkkN Fi4NGEt,
oct Is Accimreefs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
ION PRINTING.

AJEATLY -rr~ea,ed ~ the ofiice of The II ALLY
~ AND WEEKLY TINES, Gunner a.
Man n Gs,oS Srss,rs. by }. T.. wHARrO
and nj the LOWEST possible prices. aug &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

OOMIC sONGS-Thc Go il While You're
~ Young Songster Lucy L0Rg's Hnmming Birdi
The Kentucky and Vifginia songs'er; The Celestial
sonRster; Comic Singers Jewel; end the United
State. screamer and Ronsrng Niger RJsrer. Prics
emily A FTP each Just reed ard for ale BY
oe, "a VIM } ROBB. I2s Main 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

II ATTN AND GREEK BOOKS
Ross Latin Gralnmar;
Adams Lain Grammar by Gould;
viri Roms and Historic Sacrp;
Anthon's LaIir Lessons;
Andrews and Sloddard's Laiin Grammar
Andrew Latin Lessons;
Andrew Latin Reader;
Anthems Latin Pruse Composition;
Anih"ss Latin Prosody;
Ablhon's Cesar. Cicen'. Ssllusf. HorsesJ
WyIies Greek Grammar;
Jacobs Greek Reader;
AnIhons Greek Purse Con- position;
= AnthoRs Greek Grammar. Greek PGssody
Greek Reader. &c. &c. Fer sale Ky
oct % JOHN HASWELi. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

ENCLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKs-A fresh
IL supply ih. day rec Ell, cd and offered far sale.
whvlessle or retail. bv .rt l...l
nov JOHN HASwELL. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

~uITTY'g BLACKSTONE lssss' ed
tisn ~ i've s.,iurnes. jet reed and ior ssls ~
sstai wa ROBe. t2s NsiA O..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

WNoR THE JUvENLts--A fine assortment %
rslored TOY BOOKS. may be fund % The
Boob SIRE Of WIN ROBB. i28 Main ST.
OF "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
MILLINERY.
Corner Of Monroe AID Church sfrssts.)

M RS. WADE would rsspe ctfuy inform the
Itl Lsdiss of Hheefing and pieinify that abe
has just received from philadelphia and New
York her Fall fshions after the latest French b
styls. Bonuets, Caps, Bonnet Silks, French
Flow. r.. Piumes, Bonnet & Cap Ribbons. Fancy
Nets, Silk and w Ell klonss, Lscss and i'd
Wags, all Of " hich she offers ut Eastern pr ice s.
n. Seaccrn and Straw Bonnie "a cleaned
altered and steel pressed in the neatest style and
=. short notice. oct 2s-5n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
TaL sTEE's sALE.-In pgr.yan,.se, Of deco

~TRC STEE'S SALE.-In pursuance OF deed
= of trust executed by Archibald Fisher 10 the
undersigned. bearing date the oath day oil May
is4t, and duty rec rded in the Office OF the
Clerk of the county curt CT Ohio county. Vir-
.Kinia in deed book No 20. page i42. shall pro-
Gee 10 sell at public auction, on Saturday the
18th day of November is43, at the door of the
court house of Ohio county. ia the city Of Vince
ling. the folio owing desc ribed part OF LOT No
situated on Quincy street, in Michael Graham's
addition to the town of Wheeling, to wit: he
eastern third part Of said lot. II being forty feet
IN 'front.' on Quincy street, measuring fro TN the
eastern corner of said lot and run ming bac fifty
feet deep, together with the appurtenances TO
the s1me belonging.
Sale to commence at o'clock, P M. Of said
-isv.
Terms of Sais-One fourth cash down, nd
the balance IN SIX. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the list of April next. when
Possession will be gwen; the deferred payments
10 he secured by deed of trust on the premises.
Selling as trustee shall convey such title
only 10 the PROF. erty, as - vested in NE BY ga i'd
deed of trust. s ATKIN SON,
now Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

TINH. LADIES COMPANION. for November
with iwo beautiful enRravings. The Sfoier
Child. The Bridal Day. aud Fashion Plate. for sale
(nov g. MEL LORS. a'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

AZEIR Il cox, has this day received
u . Cases MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH CAPS
direct from the msnufaeiasor's. which they will SCI
cheap Cor CASH. oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

OAKUM-iO00 NJ, best qasliiy Oakuu.
" 1909 Lbs caulk'ng Tow. For als low ~
oct % M'KEE a CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

SUPER HEAVY DARK PLAID FLANNEL
- yards vide. an excellent article lor Ladies'
Winter Skirts ahd Ch.ldrens' CIothing; also brown
(iIvme Leagae) Flannel for children.
oct W.T. sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

HNTANTED--A go sssOnd baud DRAY.
" APPiyts a AAEE %
sstee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

GsLOvER AND TIMOTHY SEED
NIcwANrED. Tor which The highest cash price
will ie gwen. by ii FORSYTH & CO.
NOV rsf ---,.. .rs-.. .,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

A MUsEMENT AND INSTRUCTION
n Just reed . large supply 81 NE eeleb'a'ed
koiu Bpks suited % the caiaciy ct The lran' mind.
and many oi Them NOT inferior in ne eaPae".es ~
be sore 81 JOHN } HASWELl.
oet 81 Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07
ALL OTHER MEDICINES

OF the kind
Rev " IN Laws, Modestfo wn, Va. says,-'T
have used your Ell scioIanc and found il an
excel lent medicine for Pulmonary diseases."
of Asthma by il. and now resciibe IL to bis
patents IN all ulmonary Affections.
Mr. John Beck ford. Of Passport. Maine. rays.
y our Fxfec'orant has just cured amen whom
his pin ysician had aiveL mp TO die with Con-
sumption, and also another, in the ,eiy lowest
stages Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

ENRuIT, LEMONS AND CRANBER-
RfEs-A supply jusi reed anJ ior ale low
a. PARKERS'. I0l Main s..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

Moore. Of C. & w. Samnel. Dennis. IIanc ok. Pow
ell Of Fairfax, Muse Byrd, of r.. Carroll. Sto,alI.
Blue, Nstd, Bassei. liawes Gibson. Jackson. Mar
shall. Banks, Martin Nie1sou. Iiggits Iauzey Adalf.
fatom, Davis oio. & Il, Sttole Criz, Byrd Of =.
Hopkins, Brawner. Denealc. Cooies Cowaa. Kane.
lakewood. Tate, Spark, Hcdgpan. SPOTS West, Hen
~. Gaedson, Neal. Lef,wici--5l.
NOES---slessrs. Leahe. Of albemarl.. Mann,
Brooke, Frazier, Mitchell. Newkrk, snndpass. Mere
duh, llnbard Bveock. 1oler. Lacy. llnadas, Brown,
ri +. 4. & w, Stockton, Pawn, French. leake. oil
Geochland, Calwcll. Miles. M'Rae. King. Bawden.
Gsllahef. Norhin-tn. Parks DAVIS. ii l.. 4 q.
Wallace, Sioars. Miller. If /. Miller. of VI. s l..
smith, If y, Cahrll. 1aylor. Waits. he1by. Boiling.
Ialman Bey. Dan!el. ol X. Burwell, Moor, Of T..
White. OF r.. Cm3chirld-ii
The House receded inm its disagreement, 10 the tax
upon collateral lnhoritanees.
The Speaker s,ned enrolled bulls
The bill changing the ime 81 general meetings of the
Stockholders ofsh Ban. OF Virginia and the Farmers
Bank 81 Virginia. AMI for utbar purposes was lad on
the table viii the understanding tlat was not to be
taken up agan.
On untinn Of Nh Coaies,
The House adJourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

iEPrbIATJoH IN NV forE-SAMuEI YorNG,
Secretary ol State at Albany. hats a;tFessr, commun-
cation to the Chairman of the judiciary Comuee N
the Senate Of New York, in which he declares thai
large amount OF the bonds issued by the State she M
der neither moral no legal obligation 10 pay, becansr,
he argues the acs of the Legislature authorizing tlrn
were passed by simple majority Of votes in the tno
a'sfs instead Dta twethrls majority, as he contends
Is necessary under the CONSTITUTIONS Matters cont
ihg to pretty pass in this country, when abstract "
conventional construction Of Stale Constitution Is Ia
weigh against the broad, unquesonabe and eternal laws
ol morality. 1t is better to be honest than wise; 10 obey
HE dictates of conscience than listen the sophsiry
which you'd smother them. North I'm e,icGn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
GREAT CONFLAGRArloN IN BOSTON

Avery destructive FIRE broke ont about quarter rast
one O'Clock This morning in the laIne and extensive
store house snua ed al The corner 81 Washington and
Nchoo street. The building Was occupied by NE. <
y. H. Summer. asa china and cr5ekcry store, Nhin-
watch aud jeNcby establishment, and VIM. II. Deans
boot and shoe Warehouse
The building Ahch is four stories high, and one Of
the largest ~ this ely, in tlp2e before the fire
vas discovered. BOSTON Times # Saturdnt
About eight O'Clock in the morning wall fell aud
buried three persons beneath it. one them was ST.
ihdch injured that his lie deslarrd f.
lie less oiPUperiy Is represented beingvey cNtcn
svc.
Both Houses Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts
were prongned by the Governor at ) O'clock on lne
morning Of Saturday last
The Boston Evening Transcript Of Saturday SAYS.
II Is stated that Thomas W. Dor arrived in tlWa ON
Thursday evening from New Hampshire, ana proceed
yesterday On his way to Rhode Island
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
F.NFNiNG SESSION.

A message received lromthc Senate communea-
lng the passage If several bills. Among others was the
bill 10 reduce Sheritls commlssous-wu an amend
men; tixint the commencement of the act from the 81
ot July, instead Of the ls Of May. The amendmeu,
was agreed "a.
Thanks were voted To The Sneakcr-and then an henr'>
delay ensured lee all the bills were enrolled and sieu
ed-and measures Were exchanged between the tnt
Houses Of their readiness 10 adournwhen the Speak
er addressed the House in appropriate valedelory
and adjourned the House m the LIST Monday el Decrm
her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
GAf. RpN. March .


"N.Ron' MaTeh - 1915.
In following communication from the Seu1e:
The Senate have passed the Bills.
An aci authorizing the lanes River and kanaolo
ou,nany te'ncease us tolls a'd Tor other pQTus,s'
ghey have a TO passed
~ act concerning receivers Of siulen goods ~
with ainendmcnts-( which we've cuncufred IA by III,
House
HE Dilowhg enBTossed bills were read a third tim,
aud passed;
! e'iaoisa aa ts9s'aaa of tha 'cp a Clrl.ytlic
in the county Of Buckingham.
Concerning Michael Iayestc, man ofr9lour,
Providing 80 The rc-Halaat'ou sad assessment Of q
tract # land 10 the county Of GfeephHcs.
Mr. tmtehted submitted the following.
Respieef, That the resolution adopted by his House
on the 4h January last, requesting de Precedent n lle
James River kanavha Company 10 delay No PIE
seotalun 10 the Treasurer OF this Couaausralih ft
his signature To any other certificates uf den aathezed
10 be issued nnaer the act Of Assembly passed Nr.
@5nl iso9 enulled AN act to provide an additional
"P''a' W s.'e ''''es ",'eI q haoa"ha ,"mfaey'
DC feselhaed IN "h"e Also thais' much al the res
'nanoa adopled tho 23rd month"; as prescribe,
ihe application OF bonds % said certificates therein
NJ. Stockton onn,saj ,ol NJ rro,he,,, .,,,,,,,,l
this resolution which was agreed Ia.
The bill IN abolish the office of Chef Eagjnecr cam
ina up on its eng rossneu-
Mr. 'rayrnncT moved its IA, . a.. ,..,..., 49,. 4,
coniended that it would he narr economical In rc,in the
office Il an 10 have 10 employ an individual lenp,rari
10 1o AFTER the interests Of The STATE i, ysr,S ,nlel
nal in,n,ovemg,ts nv ~ - 4'i''' Nv
Mr. Martin and Mr. y sal ,,n,..l ,r q.,;.., 49,.
pone-and contenIed thgt me ti; ~, -. - -
.niere siuecure no -
The molten 10 nosfnonc ,r,s ,lia1 t,.,....,.
in IN, i s,li''' WIS '0eeo' ny aA'Sand NOES
The bill was then o,d,,,,i :. ,,+...-.,..,
A bill was nas ,ea II, i,s .,,r., - ~,
Worthinptou} e,,sn5i,,r tla,,p N''' '''' y "
the ID recinra ofrho a., ~, ~ ''' ~ h" MIC"
be e,ipibis. Wv an u 's''''a may
Nearly all The hills -, ,,,, ,,it f,,.,,, c..,,>
dered Ia their ,ss,oa l wiz VI
Rcndrts or { tf,n,,,,o, 10y - 49, 80, -.
bin nrovidin., r., H. "a, l'''
Of tolls an ne keoa,,L, p. g"e'.p' '''l''"oi
reading ''"e y" "S s''o"'
Mr. G,odsop n,oyol ito -, ,G.;,.
Mr.. Parks opp,sea Tins n.',;,a t'''t'''y''
hill as ORG esseb,,,l IN The ,p,n. '"C '7''"''9 we
ieresied VI ''s i"'lie III
Mr. Mn,o arr :. y, .,
An.rr,r,,.. IS, ~ n " AS SUPP 1fied the 9'H.
Is wa. Gee 5l n The on @sn' p'
= T ia'i ii Is took r,ss.. un.it O'clock
Eceniay Session
ling 4ial thew had roodad r,,,, .,;' Wv, '''
theirs to the tax blk aud had INSISTED on rer,@ ,ber
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

TnE Nfra powER.-Nith the yyidacss IF light
ming docs the following passage in Mr. Clay speech at
Memphis flash conviction upon the mind that to the rc7
have cursed the country aud brought il 10 lis present
rslfatc eaudlton. ." lad th,rchecn no Veto sad VII
Clay. ';''re would have been prevention If The
charter ofa National bank, removal OF the Gcpo-
sites, no Treasury circular, m multiplication Of Sstc
hl1hs no illa'iee or PAPER currency ma stimulating ii
excessive enterprises and mad specu!alions,
qoent explosion. collapse, and the universal rtiG
which oycrspcads our noble Land, such is tie hiso
= ry e our career