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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-28
TO THE WINGS OF VIRGINIA.
The time IF he JGhig STATE Convention changed

The time IF he Vhig State Convention changed ,
In compliance with what was understood to be
the general wish Of the Wing party in Virginia,
the Undersigned, composing the Central Wing
Committee, Va tho past autumn, recommended to
The Wings ~ the State, to appoint delegates to
assemble In convention in the city Of Richmond,
on the 22d day of February next, for the purpose
of framing q WING Electoral Ticket nominating
delegates to the Baltimore Convention, and con-
snitlnS uponany matters involving the interests
oil the Wing cause: Accordingly, many of the
counties and towns in the State have appointed
delegates to The proposed Convention.
Since the meeting of the Legislature now in
session, there has been strong and general en-
preston in that body Of desire to bring it's la
bors 10 an early termination. The Wings, as is
well known, are at present minority in the Lee
glsature, and TO them would attach but small
share OF the responsibility of a heightened ses-
sion. But they teel no desire to thwart--ou the
contrary, they would by all means i'm their power
compatible with the public interests, give their
aid 10 the majority in attaining an object which,
I'm common with them, they regard as highly USE
inl and praiseworly.
Aaina,ed with this sentiment, and DESTROYS to
escape even the appearance of design to pro-
cras'inate the session to as late period as the
I'D OF February, IAN occasion on which, accord
ing to usage, it was expected that the wing men,
bers would cooperate in Convention with the
Delegates sent from the Peope,) the wings i'm
The Legislature have recently adopted the follow
ing Resolution:
" hesoired, That it is expedent to hold Wing
State Convention in the city of Richmond, TO be
composed OF members of the Assembly and of
special delegates from the several counties, on
Wednesday The 18th day of February, 1914, in
stead of the 22d of said month, as heretofore pro-
posed. And that the Central Committee of the
State, appointed by the last Convention, be res
pecttuliy requested to take early measures for
promulgating the same in the fullest manner to
the people Of the State"
The committee take pleasure in forwarding the
object of the above resolution, and they hereby
make known to their Wing brethren throughout
ihe State, THE FACT THAT THE DAY FOR THE
MEETING OF THE VINO STATE CONVENTION Is
CHANGED FROM THE 22D TO THE 7rn DAY OF Fen.
RuARY, 1914.
Wings OF Virginia! earnestly invite nu-
merous attendance of the Party on this interest
ing occasion. Never were its prospects more
bright and cheering. Never were the presages of
wing triumph more distinct and striking. One
united and vigorous effort will ensure success.
Let us make it.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-28

EDToRs LOOKING UP.--James Wilson, editor
Of the Sieubenville Herald, has been named as a
candidate for governor Of Ohio; similar COM
Pliment has been paid to Thurlow Weed, of the
Albany Egening Journal, who has been named as
candidate for governor Of the Empire State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-28

II is intimated that Mr. Wise is TO be re-nomi.
mated by the President 10 the Senate, as Minister
to France,--lf SO, we hope he will be rc-rejected.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-28

II. II. DANIEL,
JAMES LYONS,
JAMES w. PEGRAM,
A. l.. WARNER,
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNE,
ARCH'D PLEASANTS,
FLEMING JAMES,
JAMES w. DlBRELL,
ROBERT III. JENKINS,
PETER w. GRUBBS,
SAMUEL f. ADIE,
HUGH w. FRY,
III. L.. BROOKE,
JAMES NJ. WICKHAM,
JOiiN-I. pLEAS-s-N,ieS,
GEORGE WATSON,
JOHN WIGHT,
HENRY CLARKE,
JAMES WINSTON,
RIO BERT. e.. STANARD.
ALEXANDER MOSELEY.
Wing papers Of the State are re
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-28
VIRGINIA TAX-BU,I,

The following statement exhibits the aggregate
amount of revenue received under the law OF the
last session, together with a statement of the
sum received from each specific subject Of taxa
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-28
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

Comparison of English and american Man
nfactuTes-.quempt ofMe English 10 initiate
american Printed CottonS--.Vcwark Cut
iery and american Hardmare- T;n,carc
and Household Utensils, Trunks, Sc.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-28

W All the Wing papers Of the State are re-
luested to copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

10 hin He rave II a. his op,ieD, that afIe nsJHlY
Of the people Of Virginia IN favor at taking uis
money. bar ke would oct discuss The .aed i5T LIE
Previous question.
MI Lake, of \, asked if a motion to postpone iudc
fnllely would be ia order At present
Tile Speaker reped:-A pending the call for the
preyi'es question.
sone CONVERSE ton enspcd whether it would be in or.
der u have a cal Of the House.
The House refused 10 Sustain the previous question.
Air Carer called the aye, and uass the ssll uf
the pfeylens question which aksn aud ayes
~ mos -.
- The previous question WAS sustained
The whole subject then Indefinitely postponed BY
the Ielloslng vote:
Yeas-A icssrs IIollensn (Speater. Aiworlh. Gus
ts Randolph Lake. oi Albermare. Coeke, Powell. oi
Amherst Byrd uf Bath, VI san, Javenncr, Stanton,
Mcfedth, Bllck liubard. Boc.ek, Samuel, Hancock,
Powell oi FaItax. Stockton, Deskns Muse 'Iaialcrro,
Wood, Byrd. Of Frederick, Lake, ot G1ochand Car
toI, Jones. Edmunds oi Halifax, oval, Blue, Ward,
Basel King, DAVIS, Of King AID Queen llswea Jack
SOIL Marshall Banks, Alafln, Nicholson. Jiggts. Tan
zey, Ads1r. Wade, Dyehe, 1atem Rice, DAVIS, Of Or
ange and Green. SioIe. Bird oil Pendleon, Hopkins,
Brown Of Preston. Anderson pant. Il Prince George.
3rawncr. Smfm. Denealc, Coales, Kane. Gairwood,
Wilian-, lledsman, Warren, Splits, Henry, Goods'n,
Neal-O1
Nays NessIs, Brooke Frazier. Winpfeld. Witch
ell. Newlfk SuOdgrass. Moore OF Cabell and Wayne.
i orr. Nowiln, Lacy Dennis, Brondus, Irving, Brown,
81 r. L. AMI Warwick, biincn. smith. oil LulufT,
Rust, Payne, French, Robins, Cahse White oI Ian
over, Miles, Smith. Of Harrison. M'Rae, Bowden. Gal
laher, Worlhlngton Parks. Wallace, Edmonds, oil Ian
aud Richmond, Gibson, Stollings. Carter. Gray
Miller, Of London, kidwe Miller, Of Mason and Jack
SON Northinglun. Smith Of Nansemood. Cahell, Watts
ierby Oliver. Edaingan, Crtz, Boiling. Bennett, Tai
man. Deg. STROLLER, Daniel Of Richmond city. Bur
well Moore II Rockbridge. White of Rackbridge Cow
an. Tate, Spark, CrutchGed, West, Lewis Lefwich
o..
AT O'clock the House adjourned.
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I EXAS.

by the arrival Of tho steam packet New York,
W right. master. in % hours from Galveston. have
received files Of Texas papers up the period Of her de
paTure.
We find nothing in them OF any interest, The fn-
ture movements Of the people not ind~acd. The
Government we presume daes intend 10 make any
effort to animate The hopes ofhe Republic her rcrds
IN other countries. The administration has been struck
with paraly sis.-.N. Q. Bee, Feb. Is.
MEXICO The steam ship New York reports the
Revenue Gutter Woodbury. at tie mouth of the river,
with our minister 10 Mexico Gen. Thompson and Mr.
s9ntlial on beard. This intelligence occasoneo some
excitement Yesterday matter Of consequence could
alone have induced Gen. Thompson to absent himself
rom h'2Ncn at this juncturc. Rumar, Of Var wrrc rif.
sno Speculation adj gcd lhe Widest latitude uc conoc
lure. ~
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HCRSD.H. VI. lRCU =, lei3.
REPEAL OF TIE BANKRUPT LAW

Tn saturday. the 18th. the bill for the repeal Of the
BANKRUPT Law. witch passed the House OF Representa-.
ves, was taken up by the Senate and passed h, y.e
of32io Is. The bill. it will be recoIocle excepea
all eases which are pending the time Of the repeal
We suljoin the yeas and nays:
}EAS.-Mcssrs. Allen. Archer Rpplv. Bays1d.
Buchanan, Calhoun, Gratis, Crl.nd,n. Cu,Lb,n
Dayton. Fulton, Graham. lIun,inciun kiny. Lin, H..
DGtiic, McItoberts. Msnaum Merrlck. N,relaa,
Phelps Rives. SEWER, Spmque. Stufgcn. Iarn.u
" alkcr. Wilcox. W llllams, Woodbury., Wr,ht and
lounr-32. '
NNs-McssIs. Barrow, Bates, Berrcn. Che,,,
Talmadse, White AMI Nae1bridoe-l3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
SATURDAY. Fen. 25th, 1913.
EEECTIO\ OLE COItNCIILOR

The JOINT resolution fol the election Of Councillor
succeed john NJ Gregory, whose term expires tie 3ls
ol March. came up the order If the day.
MI Bo"den supported the nomination of Mr., Gregory
-whose claims, To reelection, be strongly urged.
MI Bnwner, nominated Daniel Radcliffe, Of Prince
William.
Mr. Hopkins nominated john +. Willy Of Amelia aud
passed high euIigIum upon his personal and political
character
Wbcreupon JOHN T. WILEY was declared duly q
lecled Councillor ior years from the 3lst Of March
neAt-the vote being for Wiley e9-Gragory 81
scattering 4.
Al 7 O'clock, the House dourlcd
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2'trnti,td 4rGlslItare.
HOUSE OF DEL.EGATDs.

THURSDAY, Feb %.
The following engrossod bills read third time
aud passed.
Authorizing the purchase of the copy RICH, Of DAVIS
Criminal Law aud exposition Of The office aud authority
IF Justice ol the Peace IA Virginia, including iorns ol
Practice.
rr,sd'n1 or The appointment u Superine ndent OF
Prices Turnpike aud Cumberland Gap Road, and f,f
other purposes.
MI French offered fyder-tho obac uf which is Ia
tho tulls from ltl cents to ~ every ~
miles. 81. Tho ryder was incorporated IN the bill and
passed hh H.
.uibunsng joseph McCang and Christopher Champ
10 execute his atliral bonds, nhd qualify sheriff vi
l,feenbrer county before Justices i thu Peace
.Atir fo,L and trrmia
The bill repeating tho Inspection Law" coming up
lis second reading.
Mr. Williams moved its indefinite postponemeni
Mr.. Bosd'n hoped the gentleman would give some
r.aspn ir his motion.
Mr Williams said it wa. proper for Virginia to
act, while New York had the subject under considera
tim. lie would wall until the Jury law was repealed
by that STATE
Mr. Williams. at the instance Of Mr.. Yerby, with
drew lls moton.
Mr Bnaden pronounced the Jury law of New York
= hunbng ii dead etter-haylng been So declar
ed by the Supreme Cortland il not all nccessa
~ iu to lay any stress upon the repeal or cohtinu
nf that law. He coniended and promised To show
thai The Inspection Law did Virginia harm, than il
did .Nt" pfS. that as measure ui redress,
wholly nsicientI hat it imposed heavy taA upon
people. without giving any additional security 10 our
slave population.
Mr. l.eake, of A., commended that New York occn.
pied the position which she has always main
uincd.-lt Is true thc supreme Court has pronounced
the Jury Law nncons tutonal-hnt New York had mol
argue.ccd IL tie decision Of the supreme Court.
Nj Irving Observed that very strange ignorance
seemed 10 prevail in regard 10 this subject Gentlemen
eonsdersi that the y York jury law the sole
OF difference with \. Y This altogether errJne
The quarrel began than 2 months before the
passage Of the jury law II the refusal surrender
Isaac Ganzey aud his associates which gave
complaint. The jury law subsequent this and Of
very lttie consequence any way The true and origin
Al ground 81 quarrel the refusal 10 surrender the
tl,sycs-aud II should mol be list rhi Of
The bill was indefinitely postponed; ayes So, noes
80.
PETITIONS.
The Speaker presented petition Of citizens Of JET
icson for reduction Of fees OF ofeers-excndng tho
fine forth coming boldsto prohibit deputy shcTlls
from serving than four years, &c-hls petition
bad been 1T Ia President Tyler aud by hun ardrd
10 the Speaker By Mr. Powell ofcilizens of Amherst
support al the petition Of Geotge Petty John for the
construction of turnpike.
Various bills wefe read first and second time
Ga molon ii Mi Randolph,
Tho House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

r The ''criirt" for the Virr inan did no, say whs.
the Editor OF the Republican is pleased to make in
regard 10 his pr0rng thr orthodoxy of GOV. r'on M
the subject # Abolition. Our neighbor is rleased /"
make say that .he endorsed Gov Aortons orthodoxy
by calling to prore assertions that tho Govsrr
was in favor OF tho immediate abolition Of Slavery in the
District of Columbia" When, ifhr will put himself,o
the trouble TO look he will that said that though
he has all along been trying make his readers beler'
Gov. Morton is sound the subject Of Abolition. by a'
ing us 10 prore assertions made relative him. he
has cogidrnce in himhmsel" The Editor Of thr Re-
publican will readily. presume. achnow ledge there
wide difference between hat he makes say, and
see, that neg Thor endused Gov Morons Of
'lodoXy, bu, tina, he endcerorcd to create The impression
among his readers thai Gov Morton was sound the
Abolition subject. Wien the Editor doubted his or.h'
"oNy himself The Editor at argument as II
that would rfu'e II. Men that disposed to meet
question boldly will snccr at an argument howtvf
pucrile il may be- Our argumeut was that neigh
Dor. by 6cn,ing tie charges we made acnns, Gov Nor
ton. and challenging us for tie prooC. intended 10
create The impression that the Governor was sound on
Abolition We ask, il tia, is not the view every COLI
mon sense would have taken of his protestaons oil
the innocence of Gov. Morton? As to our rmity. we
think it would have suited any person better than tho
Editor Of the Republican 10 mention. he can assert
any thing with much seli.confdcnce and g,isto IS
the Emperor Of the Celestial Empire Tuthc other Tar'
of our neighbours remarks think il needless to reply
as it is wholly foreign IA the points at ISSUE. We shouu
not have noticed the sthcc, again. if he had pot been
pleased to our transmission the game Is no'
worth the eaijle.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

lNiIANA-Ihe State Of Indiana, though deeply in
yolyrd III debt, seems to be disposed pay long
she the means. And though she failed 10 pay
the interest her public debt that failure i'll
her TO repudiale. The Senate Of tia, State PASSED
ianl resolution. 10y vote of25 10 declaring that the
State Of Indiana has idea OF rcpudaing any portion Of
her State debts, aud giving the reasons which hsrs
caused the failure on her part to pay her interest be-
comes due.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

Changes IN The CdLnct.-1he Philadelphia Inquirer
states that the latest rumors from Washington, that
Nr. Forward will resign his place Secretary of,hu
Treasury OF the United States-hat Mr.. Spencer will
90 10 Russla-and that James NJ. Porter will rtc.ye
the appointment Of Secretary OF War But, Captain
Iyer's paper. in New York, the Union whom we pre-
sumo, speaks by the card says that mus, in way
heed theion thousand s Exchanges the Cab
met change in the Treasury Department. i, Says.
will no doubt take pace alter the ad,urnmrn, of
Congress Beyond that, continues further change is
yet, entirely unsettled, determined upon neither
will be. until this Congress ends. Thus il will be seen
that Capt. Tyler is .'bed ofnses" On accoun
Of his treaehery hope he will continue to receive the
contempt Of beth parties, as he has>hcrcofc received
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

The Distrib''ia' fint4 rJscte3-Ihe Locos in our
L'gs'atnfri Mi DC seen by he proceedings of that
body have had the hardihood the teeth Of the opptcs
si~t Of the people and the Necessity for additional ,a..
ton. I" r"ject the disbutive share Of Virginia to III.
Land Fund.- now lying idle in the United States rr.,u
ry, amounting To 81 coo, by vol. Of CT To CO. W.
are confident mofe tan 'wo-thrds Of the people Of Viz
gina are IN favor Of receiving the Land Fund and how the
'cos under these circumstances cuud have rejected III.
Fund. surprises us. Blu, they seem he aborinp under
an inainaton the subject. Afraid that VIRGINIA will
be contaminated by receiving it. pretty plea for den-
agogues to harp upon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

g 1t is stated in the Piscript of the las, Rchm md
Wing. that Mr.. Forward has resigned his p,s, SEC
rotary oithe Treasury. The papers in Was,ing,o n
say nothing the subject, and it is probable the resigna
ton " i'll not take effect uut after the adjournment Of
Congr,ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
ALoszo j. FOSTER.
ANILLiAM f.. PnILLiPs.


Jons HARmAR GiLmER ESQ of Abemarlc, broth
Of the Representative in Congress from that District,
publishes card in the Charlottesville Advocate. from
which we make the following extract o, 81 sic alter
rate! We like this coming up 10 the hub. We like
spin, which indignantly "spurus the suspicion Of trim
ming for personal adyanrcmcn
A CARD.
Mrsscs. EnIrors am repeatedly perplexed with
nsinuatlons and ungc hints 10 the supposed
tire, Of y Political position. lake this m'ne f 5a'
isfyng the queruuns.
Permit me- through your columns to assure all whom
II may concern. that am not. in any Of the term,
an asprant Tor political promotion. desire no other
pnbc position before tine people, tan that Of profcs
sioR. have voluntarily selected my own avpcatlon,
and desire other ''lHe Of distinction" The resNon
sble and arduuus profession oi the Law is sufficient 10
grat,(y Ny ambition.
AS to my 'piliiica position," have to say. with
equal irauhn,ss, that Thoroughly and radically
UIICi. am. IN every sense, opposed to the self sly
led Democrats of The DAY. prefer for the next Presi
dcncv liFsRy GA, 10 any living man; and shall. IN my
humble way, do all in my power, to promote his elec
ton.
.Aflcr This explicit declaration. now ask those who
find audble motive in the acts OF the indie
pendent shd fearless advocate of his principles and
convictions To allow me. In my humble way To pnr
unmolested my profession; and should presume 10 diff
fer with Others political subJecisno, 10 attribute
this honest difference in principle, to any secret desire
my part either to seek npiorcty, 10 solicit seat in
the Legislature. neither desire such distinction
nor copd ser,e il ,geie elected The foolish timid-
ty and scare rue} # certain prnscrplve statute
which hangs like a curse err our cedehas conrc'tcd
me irom a freeman 10 f3'a.zd. s.t@ery.
But this ncUJus sinai rfevent me, r, The proper
time. from taking tljre 3ar', in advocating, with
pen and vuce, The election q Henry Clay 10 the ner
Presidency. This h,nlLle prircge | claim my
RIGHT. and shall certainly exercise my duiy--nut
needing the distinctions of ihuse who essentially
selfish To believe that every who participates IN
3 IN eNcliC Of he UPIp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

CoTros Csor.-Iho coiton crop Il the past year is
estimated, trom appareGt satisfactorily dsia, al ru J.,
UOU,UUu To $50 100 bsles great Increase, but Is
conjcclur.d at lte consumption has kepl PACE with HE
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Dk GOODS

ever had and al such exceedingly low prices as can
not fail To please any who may favor ne with a call
My Goods were bought principally for thu ready money
which found 10 be avery welcome customer my
Northern lrleojs and was IA fact such an Involvement
to enable buy (uds certainly great deal less
IMAM II actually cost 10 manufacture them; the truth Of
which every body viii know by calling and examining
for thensolyes--and without the aid vt fla terry th-y
viii be convinced OF TIE fact and cannot am suc be
otherwise than well pleased 10 lind such desirable Goods
at such uw prices.
Tony stock CLANCY GOODS. particularly
invite the attention oi the Ladies. bciag Of such
variety and chrapuess canno, fail to please
My stick consists partl, Of the following articles. viz
8road Cloths, ofevcry shade. quality aud price
Casslmerrs, splendid assortment cheaper than ever
Offered before,
Casluets. ut every color and quality
Kentucky Jeans, irum Is. upwards,
Shawls. tlannels Pulled C1,hs and Blankets, at all
pnrcs,
Bonneis Hats and Cars # the most fashionable STYLE
! Eolieunes, Grape dc Icons.
B,an!lnss, something entirely new. for Ladies' Ore.
Fancy silks, Alpachalustas. Bombazincs, Mousn do
i.atn. Merinncs and Cir.asslans of every do
scsiptcn, ana cheaper than they were offered be
fJP,
] " low,
Domesiics aud Calcoes from cents to the finest i'm
! ported,
! Uandkorchefs and Gloves
| And ALMOST every article il,ai csn be called for.
| Together with excellent sssuftiienr of GROCE-
RIEs. LEATHER AND SHOES. blue and whit,
| SPUN COTTON; SC. Sc
E.p.COUN TR y MERCHANTS arc partcu
Ishy invited TO call and give NY stock exauaa tiuI
6ueemcnts DIT G rETFRS.
Oci - lslf
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1onlestic E,l:eit;geucr.

fihe late Commodore Ilal, It Is said. hat lie WAS
the hfst man d any nation ,' tvok L.ssh insa'e
IN iaiI and single iight.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT BIIL-The
State Senate rejected the bill which passed the House of
Delegates reapporllolns the Cong ssoral Districts Ly
the following vote:
ANES-Messrs. Thornton Carson Wiley. Atkinson,
Bonldin, Penn. Nuilrt, Sloan. Shnn. NcMul.n, lay
lor. Gutrrant, Me- auIty-l3.
NOES-Messrs. liunlon, (Spcaker) Cox. Camp
bell Peyton Bondurant, Gusts, Wooiluk Cunrad Pi-
per. a. Carter, II. W. Carter, Lanshorne, Rogers New
uan-li.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

SMALL MOI tS-A last buckingham court, q
large meeting was held without distinction of pany-
Robert Shaw, Esp President, and john w. Ea.kns
me Loco oeo delegate r'n that county in the L.gis
'a'nrr last winter Seoreiary-urging upon the Less
nre the proprcy Of authorizing the Banks TO issue 70
per cent. their capital in snail notes The meeting
was UNANIMOUS III tn. recommended ON. We wish they
had also recommended the reception CT Isin quo's Of
the Land Fund, as these are the only true ,ouce from
whence the people can be truly relieved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

o. The merchants OF both Norfolk and Ports n'n"
recently held meetings. eondemnng in the sirohse'
terms the proposiiion of Mr. Randolph. the Charm i"
ofthe Finance Committee to put nearly al t!lt att'"'
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Fanny, February q. 1873.
The following communication Vas received from the
Sona,r:
Tho Senate have passed the bills entitled
An ncl IL 10 mechanics and others payment
of their labor aud materials expended IN erecting OF II
pairing houecs aud oth, buildings and their appurte
nances
An act to authorize separate election in each Of tie
equities ut Louisa. Prince W Illiam aud Rockhnohan
An net 10 regulate the reward for killing wolves IN
the county oi kanawla."
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SMALL, NOTES.

Mr. 'reer moved that he small note bill be taken up
Hos object tomu.e substitute, 10 increase the
amount which the banks may lssue.
Tie moon failed without count
The following engrusscd bill was read third time,
end passed;
Establishing the county ot Ia rbour cut Of parts at
Harrison, Lewis and Randolph