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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

Intelligence has reached New Orleans
that an engagement had taken place
between the IucataRese and Mexican
troops, ia which the latter was repuIsed
with considerable loss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
FOR RENT.

NWO Store rooms on Main South Wheeling a.
H The most business part of Inc City. one OF
them at present occupied by Wm NfNcchcn rs a
groc cry establishment fur which IL is well calcula
ted. Possession given the first Of April.
For particulars enquire Of r w BASSETT
Jnn5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

yENHE PUBLIC Is respectfully informed. tina,
II ALEXANDER YOUNG. is no hrger eiu
loved at the "whe,Iie.d Inn } COCkEY.
Bshlusorc ian Il I'm &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16
FARE REDUCED.
ONCENTRATIVE PELLUCID sOLU,
TION OF MAGNETISM.

TlON OF MAGNESlAs
II Mis- very useful and elegant preparation b.
used as an Aperent Anti Acid in Dyspcpiic
Complaints. attended with Acidijy and constipation
Nrh very great benefit d has the odyantage over
common Magnosia, being Dissolved 10 IS decidedly
superior 10 Soda or Potash on account Of iis Apor-
cw qualities, and OF It's having no tendency Co re-
duciou Of hesh and strength, which tho two cur
bonates obove mentioned certainly tend 10 when
long continued and taken in considerable quantities
The solution of Magnosia is found particularly
beneficial asa pleasant sedatiye and Apefioni in
ell eases oflfrtaiion Acduy % the stomach, Pc
yefle complaints. iulanHe disorders sea sickness
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR Union 81,
dec ~ Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

TENHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Board Of
l. Managers OF the OHIO AND BROOKE COUN.
TY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will be held at
Wellsburg, on Thursday 2nd February next. Ic
determine the premiums 10 be oifer ed 10y the Socic-
" at lis next exhibition
jan 10 Ri WILSON. Rec. Sec
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY 2D, 1913, Ar THE
FRONT DOOR or THE COURT HOUSE OF
ONO COUNTY. COMMENCING AT IL o..
CLOCK A. NJ PRECISELY
- BY virtue of deed Of trust from James A
q - Mclean and wile To me. bearing date on
lhe eighth day Of October in the year $780, of rec
ord in the Clerks office for Ohio county in book
% page AS. and also Of deed OF conveyance
from James a. Mclean TO me- bearing date the
S'h day OF Cuuber. 1899. of record in the Clerks
Otiico foe OhiO county. m book % page AS. and
the authority aud direction of Mrs. Mary L. Dor.
sey under the terms OF the last menuoned deed
uu Monday, tho 81 day Of January 1913, Of The
front door Of the Court liouse of Ohio county shall
sell to the hiehesl and best bidder ut public auc.
tiun mo certain lcis Of ground situated in that part
of the city vi Wheeling called Middle Wheeling
known Ttd distinguished ia the map OF said city as
lois numbered two aid seven in square numbered
three. together wHh all and singular the tone.
menIs, heredilimengs and appprlenance s unto the
same belonging or ia any nppuraining.
Propositions Cor the sale Of said lots or any part
Of eiIher Of them viii be received at any time prisr
to the day of sale
TERMS wall be made known on the day of
sale.
Selling rs Trustee. shall convey 10 The purcha.
scr only such title is vested in me by the deeds
ahIvc relerred IL This tille am- satisfied, will
lie iouud upon examination, indisputnble.
JAMES :. WHEAT,
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WINDOW GLASS.

MAJ SlMMES d JAMES III ROBERTS.
w respectfully inform The public that they
have entered into co-parnersip IN the manufacture
Of Window Class at the Glass Factory in South
WheelI0g. where they will always keep on hand
stuck Of Glass OF all sizes, which they will sell To
order nj Tho lowest pHcfs. Orders addressed To
them will be promptly filed with an article war
ranIed 10 be equal u any Cylinder Glass manu-
iaclured "a the Western country. dec 28-tf
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MEMOIRS
no TIIE PTRLIC.

III ANlNG nuIiced communication over the
u signature Of j CCCKEY. proprietor OF the
Wheaihed Inn, that am 40 longer 1t his employ.
meni, lake the earliest opportunity of informing
Ihe public that have engaged with u NJ BEAM,
at The Merchants HcfCt SOuH CLarieS 81 eel
Should my friends feel disposed TO paIronize The
Merchants Hotel. nothing 81. oil be left nndone To-
render them comfortable. The Mere hanis' Hotel
has been enlarged within the last few weeks.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Baltimore Jan ] I'm RIB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

nR CRUMBACKER has been appointed soLE
IL agent at Wheeling iur the sale Of the Garden
Seeds gruwE BY tho subscriber. and at his DRUG
STORE. No l9I Main 81 the genuine seeds
can he always hereafter obtained Each
paper bears the label aud warranI OF the subscri.
ber' aud for the vitality aud general good qualify
Of It's con tents. he holds himself respoasbe This
as the actual growers Of The seeds emanaIing from
his establishment. lie is enabled 10 do with entire
confidence.
ID LANDRETH, Philadelphia
0R- All orders for Garden Seeds Fruit aud Or
namenIal Trees. Shrubs, &c, will be promptly at
tended TO by {.
Wheeling. jan / 3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

DAYS FROM CBMBERLAND.
II ME Proprietor Of the BLACK MAMMOTH
II BOOT. sonIh end Of Market square, has Just
received from the East few cases Of Mems thick
Boots, OF very superior qualify. would ask our
friends 10 call and examine this worry superior Bout
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

FOR RENT.
The three story hriek dwelling house
fstr on Main street, iaiey occupied by Jas
HIM. Mclean.
Also. The rom The first noor n
said building and 10 tho occupancy Of DlnI NJ
Edgingion' Esq. rs an Attorneys ohire
several 'eHemeats in good locations su table
for Mechanics shopa
Also the buck warehouse and dwelling on Main
street near The bridge lately occupied BY John Reid
a n Grocery.
For terms which win be reasonsbI. anil. -
jan rs FRANCIS r ARMSrR9NC,
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uuu
dec 22-is
IN CHANtERY-In The Circun superior

Il Court vi Law and Chaneery for the county o!
Ohio.
William P ID slrymple and Bo.ias Z Gardiner
William Chaplihe and others,
and
Weber, Miller and Hand
Same defendants.
BY vlrtHe of JOINT decree prLnOun cCd by the
aforesaid count IN the above named c. uses, on
the 10Th day Of June, M the year IS4l, / shall rs
commissioner appointed for that purpose, on the
hrst Monday of February, 1913, at the front door
OF the court house of Ohio county, proceed To sell
all that part of lot No ~, IN Market square IN
the city OF " hecling, ana not owned before the
making of the mortgage deed line ntIoned IN said
dccreel by the CITY of Wheeling nd also all that
lot % ground on Main street IN said cit of Vice.
hing No 81, except so much thereof as had been
conveyed by said CEapline 10 Selby q. Bennet, or
so much of sand lots shall be sufficient to sat
isy the debts, interests aud costs ia said decree
menuoneI, AT public auction 10 The highest bidder
on the following terms, VIZ. For cash as to one
hiih VI the purchase money and Gu a credit of g.
~ end Is months To the residue of the purcha q
money, with interest from the day of sale the
purchaser giving bond with good security 'or the
deferred payments, and the utlc held until IN
same are paid.
w MITCHELL. Deputy for
ARCH WOODS,
dec 20-tS Sheriff of Ohio cnuuty
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BRENrIINGER & sHALLCRoss.
nov 25-Is Auciioueers
The sale OF ihe above property is postponed Until
April Cd, 1913
BRENTLINGER & SIIALLCROSS.
Jan AuciiOneers
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RAIL ROAD LINE.

NREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM wHEE.
" LING TO BALTIMORE, PnILADEI-
PIIlA. NEW YORK. BOSTON AND WASH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-16

I6 feet water in The channel Failing. Clear Of &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

no rnE EulInc nE TIE EGO nLRER

10 TIE EDijD. Dh THE Ei4pIRER
Who is To be our next presGeni THIS is question
10 which every Democrat in the t. 5 will promptly
respond BY answering briefly: The Nominee OF the
Democratic National Convention. How IS this Con.
yenton 10 be- constituted heE and where 10 meet;
questions IN which The answers VII not be quite 81
uniform The method propose for The selection Of
members to The Convention, is for III: Congress
sona districts al the time o! selecting their candidates
for Congress, in their primary assemblies 10 appon:
representative To the Convention, and the Democratic
members Of The Legislature Of each State to appoint
Two Senatorial Representatives. Should these Repre-.
sentalves be unable to attend, and subsequent op
..ortuny be afforded 10 make appointment, then
the Representative To fill his vacancy.
The time rhen, should not be earlier than the -th
day Of January, lSi3 later than the middle Of May
following. There peculiar nno fo.cible reasons for
this selection Of the time
Tie piare mherc, should be Wheeling Pttsburg, If
tho Restorer Of the Democracy is to be its President,
and Andrew Jackson is to stand in that Convention,
like the signature Of JOHN HANCOCK ON The De.
cara,ion of our lndependence-n himself, that bold,
fearless signature indicates, tower of strength.
Yours, &c.
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nrMlrR i,II,, Nirl,.rI III,


At meeting of III. Democrats q. Frederick s3urg
a, the Court House. on Saturday evening, the 3st ut
Jesse Curtis was called 10 the Chair aud j. Alads"n
Campbell appointed Secretary
After briefly stating the object OF the meeting tu'
;ace Conway introduced the following resou'ohs'
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That this meeting concur IN tne pfop'ir'y
Of holding convention al the bowling Green, ~ va
olne county, the 81 Monday IN January next i"'
the purpose Of selecting suitable candidate 10 repre-
sent lie district composed o: the counties OF tfse1
Caroline, and Spcisylvania, IN the next SENATE o.
g'ni, -, :, nh.
keso,red That Richard J. Walker, VIM, i fsa.r'
Aim Cox George W. Eve Samuel e. ptaiei, b'o1'
ON b Wright ard John Pritchard, he appointed DS:e
rates TO represent this county in SAID convenlion moo
on motion, the Chairman ant Secretary were added
Resoircd, That the Democratic pa!tr, o the town OF
Fredericksburg, feeling the deepest interest IN the
triumph Of the Democratic cause, al The approaching
election for Delegate 10 represent his county IN the
next Legislature Of Virginia, and firmly convinced
that success is alone dependent IN union, harmony
and concert their brethren OF the comfy, tho
they will cheerfully and zealousiy cooperate with
them in promoting the election 81 Alexander Holiday
Esq OF the county, or, of anv other man upon whom
hey may determine, as worthy .! aeiF Confidence ane
support.
R.soired, rha, Samuel G. Daniel and E:stacc Con
vny be requested 10 communicate the rosou,o:
10 The meeting proposed Ia he held at Spas?Ivanla
House on tyondqy the ID day o. January, 1913
Esso'red. That the proceedings Of this meeting h
pnhl,.hed IN the Democratic Recorder End Echn.9ns
ENQUIRER and there upon the meeting ad, 'urnra.
JESSE CURTIS, Chmn.
SrS'r
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ped. thursday. The 2gh December, 1872 q; PeDn.w";a
the rrss of !ych lsmi"n, En. Sarh Caroina nra
Savannah. Gro'ea. rIelY llXii, ae 81 P"wha'an count"
virginia, IN Tie @ NJ He, wl"e Heath We az
painfully obliged record :ry since blessed
wh youth health fortune attached and devoted friends IN IN
family and ir:- circle 81 relatives ahd c"hei os
snGs Riches made tsef wings and rw awal Death Invaded
The circle o his relatives aud ti>rae ~ Tie iaa nt
u pulmonary consumption. nSoslraed his health tie nan sGt
fsrcd much from tbs for several months, NAT ~
friends d.ared rccovety dtcrul indications
persuaded i 'a hr ef. and folio" IL medical advir-
fw weeks South Carolina 10 spend me IN
South ~: medical ss ne: TIE anSi"u' aten O. e lfe"
whom his last day sp.t could avai 70 Stay the arf
tsirtye ,.r. hem LEFT heT rrplr:a
1.rt and iich n!l't
.n- sister besides .anCs az: ii
III Pla;n Ino'ts and nns's'tc
character. nr. ainlabe hnd generous s maze no enc
mics, hi- ir-n,> lie vas fa;;in AID 1ctai.G.
~ s.. Louis .Missoaril papers WI please copy
Died in Petersburg an Manaav evening" The ah instant of
Illumination lungs MF. !oHs y c,NrsfL CoIecor OF In
ha:ng us the Gih year Of his ae The te
asrd o5rs; and respected cl ha'n.
resident Of this pac- Lie -E he Is ia
c Rorh bridge coiiny, here h. made pGc profession 81
religion the Irh; Church Of which b: ever Continued
uniformly, irrep,uae ble and consistent menrr Pev"Us II
pei bi finding d!Iirs from d-isar health AID his extreme
NATURAL t:.Ience c could be u-eni IN pF
capacity aad consequently riBqulshed The iei OF spend
ing his lie the MIR. C. ard She WIN ~ This event
this fnrn .i here nnmcr q yeas rTeiions
the otaaizana of Pse-t,irran Church lie was man
waf:hy ani estimate in all is character ana 81 sr~h IN
i.r"ce and general reading hut retiring a'd nhobtfsve
a he c"uid he ay appreciated oa, J: those vino knew HIN
uley Ia and ffesidr seemed the sphere
III t1-ie that sphere could have ren
kind a he has e'i 10 hs hefcayet widi
children legacy uuhsmsed moral life
ssien Christian cyamae ard the hope O: his having gone from
L.ssene., "a? tey he lie better prepared ~ ths dispense
tic {! uL.va IL .h2 gs!!oai XIX. io1.-P.: i::2eass-
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H,us, ri Ds,.nafss-IcsterdsD

We have barely room 10 state, that Mr.. Randolph,
from the Committee Of Finance presented resolution
requesting The President Of the James Rive. and ka
ma wha Company delay the presentation 10 the Trea
su,er Of the Commonwealth for his s'graturr, Of any
other certificate OF debt authorized to he issued under
the act Of Assembly Of M,rch 23d, i-3l, entitled
tan 10 provide additional cap TAI for the James
River and kanawha Company, &c until the concerns
nj SAID Company can be investigated By Jont commit
Tee of the Senate and House of Delegates para e
committee OF this House. After long and Interesting
debale, whch the resolution Substantially Messrs.
EGmnnds and Andersen, aud Taylor Of ", ard op
pnsed BY Messrs. Taliaerro, Garnet, and Daniel o.
Richmond the resolution carried BY ayes o., noes
81 Full details IN our next
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OFFICIAL.
=
DErARTMrxr OF STAY,

W Washington, 2jd Dec ic4>
The following information, received from The Che
Waller dArgaz, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
renpoentiary Of SPAIN hereby made public, for the
benefit of all whom 1t may concern.
The Royal Audiencin and Chnncery of Cuba, has
declared and certified that Mrs. Josepha Schenaul',
native of the United States died suddenly, but OF q
natural DEATH at Santa Catalina, the Jurisdiction OF
The city Of Santiago de Cubs, the 2nd o.. August,
l-3i-that no heirs appeared 10 claim her property
which con sisted Of five slaves, horse ornaments
gold and silver and other aclesthat these articles
were consequently delivered 10 the Government, under
whose care they remained Till ls4O when further
qurles were made about the deceased. II then ap-
peared that she was the widow OF DR.. William Sche-
naul, also Of the United States-tha; she never had
any Children and that her parents were both dead, as
she related to her neighhors-that after this the pro-
per,y all sold legal form. Tor sum winch, after
deducno iaxes amounted to S>6l aad . ren!s Furhc r
inquiries having been Their made through the Spanish
CnnsuIs IN the United States, II appeared that her
husband had, in 1917, bought a horse and wagon at
81, Stephens, n the Mississippi Territory, Which, with
o:her arc!,s were the 9Th OF June Of that year,
put on board Of the brg DemosllereS, at Norfolk, tor
Santiago de Cuba Finally, the Aud'enc'a prayed the
Cau,an General # Cuba take measures tor dscov.
ering tie heirs 10 the property, that they may come
forward and claim II To this end, these facts com
mun;oa,-d through the Spanish Legation, are thus
made ;oown
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G1ycnrss -, p,,,,...,e,


Tie s,"eis I'D tie hi so authorize ~ ~:
;!1n aj >,;rarnt If r tefi.tn, Of ufcgon stcnta-
tm t Of III laws oi the TN 81 saes lii,
ilt r',i-r purposes"
Mt~.rs. Linn, Archer Msa.iets K,ng Fulton vis-, "r
t.aion In ,nJ :. -
upon 5i, hs .triki.e
ifau!r. wnr! = Ia t. "cfis ''ii irtea ha ,i- " TIN
nrct Sa;es Ia ;he eri! at Oregon IS crfn, 1ui vi.
b, lila nt"rtl," 80.
Tn lt..n,i- s;sr -" IS un@ainors ai who
ipni pat The d. ia- 'r,ing III" r,!n y, Pr'e .
bu trn di,;-ion II ciHOa IL Tie if,.ly o. Auei
ptlh!c T. i.'c ii',
Tie i i.o a!et in rihr, patti.t:. give -
-" ..'i ~: tay rath v.irn he
ri!i = uut cghrrn II aua ported = to
ssr.ti-. :rd oriersd IN m en,5os>m nj.
cscr-c Menrr the Senator from S.a:: Caron appeal
ed. qu. ned.
iov>, II -srea,rs, Sad" moved n pension Of ~
.'-, Raj. tie l'qne u Sihr :as u un .ocisEs
- Fil. ard icy b,ng tn D...!ic. 81
, A,.il a--RsJ -ctei-y .a,s III.
Tie bill Ia rtrra. the B!ak D .qr taken up "t eoncia
lion.
Mr Marshall Ernussy emitted 10 ~! ,,- tu in c1a
Mr. A'uA Enuu then delivered !s tie sGhi'rt. and
cc aTtd at ic "uld vote a-ln-: ~ - ID" - Est p NV
Nr Wfer took the rriias n lbs ,asSecS
t.,c t...rnt bin i! pt AID
nn without ;.e enactment Of others rcrc
passed b. lioaS;s Congress. 10 .lo.a
ead the Bank bill and sad HAT thu Ess,u's hai y ~
saved tile Constitution from the I.a!:s hand r
sptr II. declared s tci Tie. ;he pr.en Lad hocu
rar hv exalted pao,n aHl a:,y,ors 's,.c sdvan's
Of IA. e.LI,y; and lie vsEtars the prediction hi,
after The excitement shall have ahad Ei Wien
The fe-iden. Will hr generally acsuua r
MI ferris arur! 10 favor Of rpeai terauea y ;s -
f-al wi-iie. ~ ti- pe6}.r.
And II. i!eus" cjcurred until Tomorrow H.os-s.
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cOycopD ACADEMY.

TUE Of tins Institution VIII commence the first
OF February iast Of November Course o in
sirnetion end heretofore Fol the cha
tacer Of ths Institution efficiency Of iir mode o in
struoin the Subscribers the gentlemen hose anrs are
and the general success their students Colleges
and Universities Of the highest standing IN the Mon Al the
close Of the last session the University OF Virginia. one af
ained the degree NJ having, within twenty months era
Latin Creek French Spanish Languages Ma
ura Philosophy Moral Philosophy Chemistry and Mathematics
Persons WISHING particular nfOmall'n can obtain b,
communication addressed either OF the subscribers and di
rected 70 Concord Academy Caroline county, Va
~ " +. W. COLEMAN
J. u. COLEMAN.
RrrERgScrs.-Col Nordeca Cooke Poftsnouh; Modecai
Cooke jr ESQ., Norfolk. Robert G. stan,rd ESD kohHond
pesram. Richmond; Rev Nicholas tobbs, and
Col William Johnson. Petersburg; joel Hoeman, Eec
Isle of Wight; VIM H. Tayloe ESQ.,. Mount Any 'on H. W l.
Inuter &. W. Judge Jno Mason. Southampton; Hon. W. e
Riv--, C. w; Judge Ba,ly, Accomack.
Gentlemen who have had 81 present have, IONS or
Dee 3. - 49, es-,a9j.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OIL DELEGATES.
y.Ln I'm ~ l>tD

The following resolutions were adopted, VIZ
By sir RASnoirn from the Committee OF Finance,
resolution insiructng the Committee Of Finance
enquire into the exp"dlency Of amending the Reve
nue. laws To require the Commissioners Of the Reve.
nue. to he paid ont nj the county levy
By Nr. Carr, ,nsirnc'ng The Committee OF C"nFts
of Justice 10 enquire into the expedemcy OF nd
ing The act relating to the appointment and cuy .:
Sheriff as require the Executive commission one
of ih- Justcps who may hereafter be recommended by
the county courts The Executive fit and proper
person - -. the Office of Sheriff, that person
hereafter shall hold The Office of Sheriff more than two
venrs IN succession
/ By Mr. MoaEE of &. < W, ins'rncting la Commit.
tee &c Cour's e. enquire into III. expectancy OF changing
the time nf holding the quarterly courts OF the county Of
Wayne Ia the second Mondays OF March, june August
and November.
By alr. ErG!SGTos, instructng The Committee OF
Finance enquire ,fio The c1pedency Of passing las
authorizing The Auditor Of Public Accounts TO refund
To John Ba:e nhurC Of Brooke county, the amount of
fine hsreiofnre imposed upon him by the Circuit Su
perio Coar,o o. sad county, the October term, 1912
md also the of tax paid by hn, for license 10
keep house Of pubic entertainment for The year leil
And
v SIR lloextys insirnc,ing The Committee of Courts
to enquire n,o The eypeGiency Of requiring TIA; The
pubic hands should he made payable every 10
The Conan wealth ins''.G of The mode prescribed
by law. W. iiarEiSs sad ais resalniionw intended
avoid the ,ncoEvrairnccs arising from the dra,h Of
The Governor, wien sac death IS no, Known IN distant
county,
On motion OF Mr.. NowL,S, the engrossed bill. d..
rrcting The payment from Inc school quota Of la 10
George /. Henry Of Campbell county, .asen up,
and The question being its passage
Mr. AsDER.os opposed the bill On he ground that.
if this bill passed, would furnish preceden, for the
wasting nj this mos, useful revenue. Mr. A. thought
that this bill vio!l.ed The statutory provisions this
subject.
hess1s No.tiS and 1'"LAR DEFENDED the biz CT the
ground that The School Commissioners had EMPLOYED
Nr Henry 10 teach these poor children though Mr..
Henry had al frs: taught !hsm his sespens-
hil,iy.
right 10 Use The quota % year fo' The expenses q
another year
The bill was then rejected.
Mr. RASprLFu, from The Committee Of Finance
affsred resolution, insruc,ing The Committee OF III
nance TO enquire into the expcdency of requesting The