Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28


tor "incr purPoses wih su.sluuls lherefr e. IN he
etShih section; which. after discussion bst~ -ea
| Messrs Nash and Walton. Was agreed IU-yeas s.
| says IL. The bali was then passcd-yeas %.
nays Ia
The resolution ofthe House relative 10 ,vb,,rsg.
imposed hv The city OF New Orleans upon Gnals con.
| syng produce to SAID city. Sc. wefe referred l.,
he oommi'lee uR agriculture. Manufactures and
| CommeJce.
The speaker laij before the Senate the report OF
the Auditor Of Slate upon the Finance III Ihe State;
AIS" special report ct the LOlrj 81 Pub.ic works
m relation Ia the National road
Aaor some limo spent iu committee II the Whole
The committee having under consideration he bili
ct The House providing for the pay nenl ,f the do.
me'Iic creditors OF the State. the cummiuee r,,e
reported rr gr'ss. aud asked and obtain leave L,
81 again.
The senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
hr EaFle introduced rrso.uiiUu requiring the
select Committee to which has been referred ,eii.
lions relative tie ishfs aud disabilities vi coored
persons To make report early The 24,hlinsl.
Which was agreed tO-yeas 81. nays 2g.
The House ihOn won't into committee Of the
/ Whole and considered sni Iepunsd back sund,y
| bile
Tie afternoon session ~ ms occupied in The consi,l.
Grafton of bulls in committee of the hole some of
Which, after being reported back To The HOus,
were recommIited TO vnriobs committees, snd 9th.
I ere were ordered 10 third reading,
] The lIouss adjourned
Friday, February %. l6Is.
SENATE
. o'clock. p "
On motion uf Mr. Jones, the Senate took no IN
bill {" amend the providing for the collection
.! claims asain,t steamboats, and other wafer craft
aud authorizing proceedings against the same by
name passed February 26, 1910, when IL " as or
dered 10 a third reading
! On motion of Mr. Updegrnn the Senate wen, in.
to committee Of the whole Mr. Robbins in the chair
On The bill Of the House 10 provide fcr tho payment
Of The domestic creditors oflhe Srntr-Ihe are,tion
pending being upon moIion oG Mr. Ford 10 make
the surplrS revenue applicable to the redemption
of the bonds contemplated IN tho bill from and after
the year 1860. instead Of 1850 "a in the bill
THIS amendment had been made and advocated Nv
Mr. Ford on the aternoun Of yesterday AMI was Oh
posed 10y Mr. Clark. Z he additional speakers this
afternoon. were Messrs Walton, Nash and StsnInn.
an favor at the amendment, aud Alessrs Parker and
IpdeErah IA Uppnsitgn. The amendment was &.
4 nally lost, on a division, II ID II L c hui was
then read through aud sundy propositions to amend
"itagreed 10, when The committee rose. reported
progress, and obtained leave 10 sit again.
Mr. Walton lr IN the committee of Conference
relative 10 The differences bsrween the two Houses
upon the ball 10 amend The aci granting lIccnser to
pedars. reported that sn ID Committee recsmmen ded
10 Their respective House amend the first amend.
meat OF the Senate BY Substituting The word eighty
I Tor severity, and that the second amendment be a.
gIeed 10. The Senate agreed 10 the recommends.
. jiCn Of The committee
Mr. Clark, on leave introduced a bill 10 confirm
and establish the seat of justice OF Paulding Co
The Senate then adjourned until 10 o'clock 10.
morrow morning
HOUSE or REPRESI NATIVES.
/ The House went into committee Of The whole.
and considered and reported back suudry bills
! Mr. Green, ON behalf OF himself aud Mr. WlrncE
presented Protest against the passage of the reso-
oluiIon on The l3h inst censuring MIR Byiteion for
his unprovuked insult To the Speaker, Which was
entered the Journal.
! Mr. Henderson from the committee on public
debt, reported hack the bill TO abolish the Board of
! Canal Fund Commissioners. and establish a new
Board 10 be called The commissioner of the Public
! Debi, " III amendments. which were, with the eI.
cept0n Of one, agreed To.
/ The bull amended, provides for a reorganiz1-
. ton Of The present Bard of Canal Fund commits
mIssOners that il shall hereafter consist of an
aching commissioner, To be appointed by The Gene
raj Assembly. who shall in the performance Of has
duties be advised by The Auditor aud Treasurer Of
STATE. The amendment, wE'h was disagreed TO-
proposed 10 strike out ihe section OF the biiI provi.
ding that office for the transfer OF sisck he kepr
III the CITY Of New York.
Mr. Bowen moved To lay the bill upon the table.
IN order that an opportunity might be offered Of e1-
aiming more fully Provi sions whlch was lost
26 To ~.
The bi ] was then ordered to DO engrossed for
third rendIug tomorrow. aud
TIE House agJOurned.