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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19
RlcHnoND vsRcaeas rRGDAY noRN1NG DEcE 49, tsa.

Mus "a gentleman Of Roanoke county informs
us that he has seen many beautiful specimens
CT Nj. RS skill ard among them handsome
cane presented 10 President Polk. As ;ollie cane
given 70 Mr.. Clay usl before lie canvass oi ISL,
one Of Tie symbols Of Whigsery required 10 be
carved was 4 $40 4. s. B.;.il Noie. Though
much against lie gydia, Mr.. r. sacccciei in
transferring 10 The wool rcil.ci ''counicr-
leii.il pirseninenl" u The "Josule:c idea. y
We call him "sculvlcr, ioF, from tie fair
specimen Of what his pei,-kGic could do, il is
evident that, had he Lecn properly trained in "lhe
schools OF Florence ard o Rome, he might have
executed masterpieces 81 staiuaTy, worthy even
Of a Phiiias. Il may NJ! vel be loo late for
him 10 turn his attention 70 efdnder and more
expanded objects Of at. Won!d il not be gra
l!yins 10 record ire iact, that the good Demo
cratic county Of Roanoke had produced a scalp
Tor with whom even Powers might associate,
wilh pride And We have known stranger
ins somewhat the reputation Of the sculptor Of
BIZ Lick"
We snbloin sketch ., The Inscriptions and
the figures on this beautiful cane: But no de-
ecrip,on can give IN i;ea Of lis singular merits.
!, The ifsi Inscription shows The a;ia - beluns 10
The Peace Parry, as We all do, unless extreme
necessity should intervene. In that event, we
+ doubt no, thai The gallant moun;aineeTs Of Roam
. oke viii be anon. He inst 10 stand up for licir
! county
"This Stall, carved by Haclarial S. Robinson,
OF Big Lick, Roanoke county, Virginia, in The
year Of our Lord lSi;"
''Man'> inhlnanty 10 man,
MiLrs countless thousands mourn--
The tiger, lion ana sn-n hear,
IhPlr licences and heir IMAGE spare.
Sian only KIND Nature plan,
And turns ti,r fierce pursuits on man.
A figure OF mos, singular Double. headed
Snake, with The following inscription
This is Il true likeness Of donbie- headed
Stake how in my possession. l.. :. r.
An E.agle--and on HE scroll, in lis mouth
~ P4ratNS isIm.'
Tie following animals are admirably carved;
Lion. Monkey, Elephant, Giraiies, Fiamingo,
Pr, Bear. kansaroo., Lizard Pra-Fowl, Swan,
Rabbit, Fish Ani-Eear fiog, Cal and Dog,
aud a lille bit oi laouse, 50 ski!iuly concealed
in The ofnamcned end OF lhc Slick, Is 10 e!ude tie
observation OF The keenest eye.
Finally, under The head Of "Cilcus, there are
Two horses Al full speed, with two RIDER in grace
iul ati,udes-ani an erect and elegant figure Of
an Ind an, leaning on his strong bow.
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TrEspAY, DECEMBER &c.
GiN drI,E


Mr. ALLEN gave notice of hi, intention 10
introduce 10 morrow Joint resolution 10 aulho-
rize the President OF the Y. States 10 give twelve
months notice 10 Great Britain Of the termination
Of the joint occupation Of Oregon.
Mr. SPEIGHT Introduced bill granting al
crna,e sections Of public lands for the improve
menl Of Pearl river. Read twice and referred 10
the Committee on Public Lands
Mr. CAMERON presented a memorial from
the Board Of Trace Of Philadelphia, asking for
the improvement Of the Ohio river.
MIR. JARNAGlN presented The proceedings Of
the Legislature Of Tennessee, asking grant Of
public land Tor the purposes Of education.
Mr.. MILLER offered a resolution directing The
Committee on Commerce TO inquire into The ex-
pediency OF establishing collection district al
Jersey city.
Sundry private petitions and circumstances
against annexation were presented. The former
were referred, and The latter laid upon the table.
Several Executive communications were re-
ceived and ordered 10 be printed Among them
the ANIMAL repor. OF The Superintendent, OF the
Coas, Survey, Of which 500 extra copies we're
ordered.
The Senate then proceeded 70 the unfinished
business OF yesterday, being the resolutions ri in
quiry into The condition and force of The Army,
Navy and Militia, heretofore offered by Mr.. Cass.
Mr.. NILES said that he would vote for the re-
solutions, which were mere resolutions OF inqui-
~, and innocent enough OF themselves, but he re-
greted that they had given rise 10 debate, IN
which Senators bad departed from The object Of
the resolutions 10 discuss the merits OF the Ore
gon question. In reply 10 the remarks Of the Sc
nator from North Carolina, made yesterday, that
he would leave he whole matter in the hands oil
the Executive, where il belonged, he, Mr.. Niles
would say that, in his opinion, the matter was no
longer in the hands of,he President, bur with The
Senate, and upon that body mus, The responsible.
~ now rest. The President had performed his
duty in bringing the negotiation 10 that point
where il was broken off, and communicating The
result 10 Congress. He could do no more. L
was our duty now 10 place the country in condi
lion TO asser, our rights and maintain Them. We
must al least, said Mr.. ~. extend 10 our citizen:
in Oregon the same protection enjoyed By The
British nhablan,s from their own Government
MIR. N, for his own pan, did not anticipate that {
war would grow out Of This question. H.
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FOR RENT.

a . car TWO Stores. the Eagle Square, next
g. Acow VI. s>rs Alexander Duval 4 Co.. will be
- II eAHpried in tim: for the Spring Tiade, one OF
e-'Nhl Will lie occupied as Dry Goods store,
x h',"S>, Reli < Hudson the other * for rent, and
!" = finished Ia suit the views of the tenant. The
stores ast erected on The Eag;e Square, BY Mr.. j.
4 .','n ana ourselves. vii be finished in a uniform
sc trout each Store having British Plate Glass
. aiHd"~s, iiN,5 inches, at a cost of So per light
Il - Will he oi great Importance Ia Dry Goods Men
stage.
~ Stores are 100 feet deep, with cellars the same
4, Well lighted, aud ample pltch. There is also a
~ feet long over the rear part OF The main s,o,e
I'm. ac!l lighted by side Windows and sky lieh, The
rr Part e both stores will b. finished In handsome
i"r families, with spacious kitchen, wood and
'i>c, servants rooms, &c, in The rear. One, OF
= hr,h teEements, over the stores will he for rent
ply - BROOKS < HUDSON,
a- ib-cat No. 81, Main ST.
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SITUATION WANTED

. Young MAN, \ recent graduate =. in
! college who has hid eonsidefao's .s,p%o",als as
-, 90 4, ",,iidc atoms wishes 10 secure Situ'
,,.,., Tracn-r fnr the ensuing year. lie can give
..,r ~. N the English branches. together WIN Tue
Il II, aod Geek Languages and Mathenatics. s"%
a,, h ysinia or North Carolina would br preir'reu'
rs, ,t,rrss :, PJwha,an Court House. Virginia.
NJ, = cot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19

10 PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
.>.t Disorder Eas for safe sr"e quantity o. neae.
r.,..ys AMI Sa,tinc,,s manufactured expressly Tor
e,,4. Ne ard servants wear-it contains III ounces
II wcol per ylri double warp and hard twisted, war
elet noi 10 * surpassed Tor durability ANY ehVni!
:. -eu. il, directed 10 Milton, ~ " WI os p, ,r
.Istic. Ia. }. u. Dahhhii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19

- plTSEY BOOKER, Frederick A. Booker, Ed
! wa.i u. Booker. George Booker, Ferdinand Nc
..,i aud Lucy his WIFI, Robert Z. Pii'e and Ann ms
/, SPENCER Penck and Augusta his wife, James A..
l4los ana Amanda his wife, and Mercer NJ. Booker:
1.,r uo.,e that shall, IN the Court honse Of the
et' Il p,inc- Edward, IN thr State Of Virginia. be
t.eo.- tours ~ ten o'clock in the forenoon and five
4tss, III the afternoon, the 18th aud 18th days OF
r,r, next proceed to take the dispositions of John
"3,la, and Others 10 be read as evidence in suit
.-1esd ~ IL the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud
tUrc-f, ia; Prince Edward county, Virginia, IN which
! s. ,s,.tt;a ana you Defendants.
IL rxIy H. j. WORSHAM
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---ss----ssa--s = .
/, ,N NOTICE.

.vorMsoy and l.. MASTERS, Attorneys
Y =, - Nm practice III The Superior ana tommy
Y !, 81 ,a.ay, Amelia, rcwhatan' Culnoei'ai"
go rtv ri Adde'S, ~
~. ,>nGasoN, Ne.oway u ssa, va ,i'us'' ~
= y 80. Tnom.ssicmer in thancery, VIII AT any
l,n setting accounts, or taking dc positions, ~
..@t 4 /. ~ Amelia Court House. WV. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19

voi'VG Man, native Of Virginia formerly a
\ member Of The Junpr Glass Of Hamilton Literary
al rs,; cal Institute, New York offers his services
,.:sir.r me following year lie proposes TO give m
ron in The branches commonly taught III our COM
.se .easos; together with the Latin and Greek Ian
s..,... aaa The Mathematics Address-R. II. Land,
'.G.iovn, sussex county, Virginia.
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PTRI.IC SALE.

Tge subscriber, acting under decree Of the County
tonri II Hanover, rendered on The I'D DAY Oh April
-: ~. su Of Jordan Harris in his own right, aud as
sRl.r1;or Of Finch Cross, deceased, Margaret H. his
-, Nho Margaret +. Cross, plaintiffs against
S.t, tfa,s ana hers, defendants will sell al pabc
ss.,ar. "a the premises. WEDNESDAY,, the i.th
,e ID, mbtr next. II lar, 4 no., The next iair Gay
&. after liz Tract Of Land which Finch Cross died
s.t .h- rEct contain. IA acres, and atiolns the
I -, t..,s,tfu,s aud others % much Of the pllr-
gi<, none, - H cover the costs and charges "i sue
Wll y required in hand the residue upon crrdl o.
o1-. tN. .nl three years; The purchaser executing
t6lf ft iaf:ov,d security for the deferred payment
10 TIE TIE retained until the same are paid.
JORDAN HARRIS,
int mis-
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MIR. CALHOUN AND THE OREGON

MIR. CALHOUN AND THE OREGON.
The Charleston Mercury has Tor some time
past been taking ground against the American
title 10 Oregon; and many have believed that the
Mercury was only giving currency to The opn.
ions of Mr.. CALHorN on this question. We had
The pleasure OF a personal interview with The
great Southern Statesman al Memphis; and II
was with great satisfaction we learned that The
Charleston Mercury was not The expositor Of Mr..
Calhoun's opinions. We have reason 10 believe,
that MIR. Calhoun will go with him who goes
ilrhest in maintaining The American title TO The
whole Of Oregon, up 10 "a 40.
Minci. State Register,
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HlREI.INGS WANTED

II >ul want 10 hire for the ensuing year, large
t1mber of NEGROES, Ia be employed in the vari-
I .r'l rtm-Gis connected with Coal Mining opera
Liberal arice< VIII be allowed, especially for
!, re employed uader sround-and payments
Juetly.
lied ur-1nd our Hospital Arrange ments seizure Ia
81 necessary attention and diet while sick. The
.~l.tlu I! ! remarkably healthy, and the occnpa-
Hsnird with very little danger, a my he readily
VIC. n3, Tie fact, that, aEIong one hundred hands
aA'i oinpol ed b. during the current year, There
rs occurred 4 single death, either from accident OF
Na's-nor, Indeed, fracture, dislocaton, or other
iHent injury.
iP1cl'ion may be made at our Coal Yard. opposite
" '''i'>-at the Stone iienge Mines, in Che scrieid
hii by letter, addr, s>ed TO the Richmond Post
IT, JOHN ]. WERTii & co.
zone llenge Mines, Dec. 5. lsi5.-cN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19

WE ii. Executors oi David Thomson, deceased, y,
W request all p-rons for whom the decedent Is oouhu
,,.,.,.,y Ia MAKE !, known 10 Us; aud all persons
., ci.,;,n, .ra;il> the estate Will please bring Them
49,; q, adjustment. And all persons indebted t'
. gSt,,. M lease come forward iof settlement be
THoS &. THOMSON,
WM q. TIL )MSON,
Executors OF David Thomson, deceased
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TToRNEYS AT Law
=, aODDE & L. II. CORNlCk

,....,l. !. T,rg,nia ao,r Of ST. Lonis, Missouri
-, ,,,.pd promptly 10 any professional business
:: yb,rr in The state of Missouri, provided Tue
~ i, ;,sr hundlcd dollars or more.
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~, ,,s' ." are 1''"'' D. j. woRsHaM.
i L wIS uII.l.

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
ASSISTED ~ Mf, WILLIAM G0ULDIS, continues
= e lire out Nretoes aud Collect Claims IN The city
sai country.
On -'is,r coGuitts Saddle Store, Main street.
L.
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u.,.IaM BURWELL SMITH,

-,uI NSELLOR s iT1URNF1 4 IN ~,
,-.ilJ.at.ua III. several Courts OF Noitoway' Anne
i. H. ina,phg'g aud Dinwdiie.
oS.c-N.,i,wsy CUurs-house.
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,ANKLlN HOTEL-LyScuprsc y,ac,x,

HOTEL-LYXcnBuRG, VIRGINIA.
n THIS Well known Establishment, situated
"a on the Main Street, is Tor FOR or more
=, NJ wears. The House contains Sc bed rooms, =
=s=As,arors, bar room and office, and other convc.
-s., necessary for the conduct of large business
,ae 2emises there is an Ice House Carrii. iouse
-, good Well Of Water; and besides, the bar rooi
~ -'aue well supplied with water from The Water
"es' Thrfe is stable for 81 horses, aud ample
/, t'ar pnilius away provender. Possession can he
- the - day Of February next. For terms apply 10
w 2S-cwiw J. M. WARWICK
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MARRIED

Married, on The 18th instant, in North Caro-
lima, by DR.. Johnson, Mr. CHARLES H. LEsEa OF
Richmond, TO Miss SARAH Z. TAYLOR, Of Essex
county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19
NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY.

NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY
TIE subscribers, and particularly the elder Of
ITEM. have been for number Of years, aud are
engaged IN the business Of General Agents, in the
G q Richmond, for the collection of claims of every
%nF,ion, receiving subscriptions To periodicals. and
>N, renting out aud receiving the rents and selling
~ Dtoprriy IN town or country, hiring out ne graes
r'i'ng Their hires. and disposng of them al public
.,ssic sale, &C. They snperntcnd through the year
wants hired cu, by them, and in cases OF sickness,
II 'ftcll attention 10 their being promptly furnished
~ necessary and proper medical aid, &c. They also
base saves commission for any who may desire
services in that way. For their ability and ncil-
r Y perform, with fidelity AMI despatch, whatever
A"s> tlay he entrusted TO them, they refer To the
oi Richmond generally, and particularly 10 the
sag gentlemen, viz:
neral William Lambert, Mayor, Bernard Peyton,
\ an H. Richardson, James E. Heath, Auditor, Geo
.nniofd William +. s. Thomas Richie, Cowar
- rsNs, fleasants ( Gallaher, William Sands,
- Mills, John rutherford, Andrew Stevenson,
Eaton, Fleming James, Webb, Racon &
'f'lc, Sterling l. Crump, Archibald Peasants,
IS \ Hdxali, James Ca,kie, John e. liobson,
y Tale, Dunlop. Moncure * 20. George T.
~ ~. W. 4 ] Fry, Thomas & Charles Ellis.
~ 9hce on Main Street, corner above Biprer,s Lot,
:g.. .'sr, where one or both Of us may ALWAYS be
~ auring business honrs.
PHILIP NJ. TABB 4 SON
applicants from the country to hire their Ne
u. m"n n, woud consult their interest by giving
y'h'on on or before the 25th Of December and
ssue me servants 10 US or be fore that day or
d, ~ practicable thereafter.
-e'sd' M. TABB & SON.
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The Charleston Mercury says OF our Govern
or elect "Mr Smith has been member OF Con-
gress, and is not only an able man, but one OF
the soundest politicians in Virginia"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19

A most interesting debate took place in the
House of Delegates, yesterday, upon The bill ap.
propriating 100000 to the constructing of the
Southwest McAdamized Road An amendment
Of Mr.. Broadus to allow lhree-fiihs on State &C
count was lost-so was a similar amendment
(,wo-fflhs) OF Mr. Edmunds' by Is majority
MIR. Goodson wished 10 offer some amendments,
and the House, at later hour than usual ad
journed The friends of this important and be-
neticial measure are encouraged by the vote yes
terday, to believe that the bill will pass. We
shall nnhlish The debate io-lnnrInw
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-04-12

RALTIIioRE.
4 AVE on hapA an cxtensiveand choice
=. sorinent cf
Cloths, CdSsimgrcs and Yesiings of the
most approved french, English and A
mat!'an hamlactuye-whch they are
prepared 10 make Up in the most fashion,
at!e and b ast manner at shortest notice and
al low rices.
Superior Clothing Ready-Made,
On the second floor OF their store which
they have fitted up for the purpose, they
have general stock of superfnc and me-
dium clothing ready made. They have
always large numhcr OF Office and Buei-
hess Goats, and Over Goats and Cloth
C!aaks.
They make up the best Of goods, sc}l
no!h'ng but what they have matte under
their own immediate notice, the style and
work OF which hey can confidently re-
commend as equal 10 any thing 'ha, can
be produced ia any city in the ''mion.--
They invite citizens ard strangers to tx.
anime their stock.
as-Th9v have but one price for ,hcic
goods, the lowest price al which they can
be sold is plainly marked in figures on
every article.
Nov. 30--tf.
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Public Sale

ESY an order Of the Orphans Court of
LS Cecil county; the subscriber will
expose to PuGlic Sale, on SATURDAY
the 18Th day of April. at the residence Of
the late Alexander Shaw decd, the fol-
lowing, viz: 2 milch cows, 3 shoals, bed,
hcudsieads, b edding.chairs, tables, drawers,
loom, spinning wheels, pots, kettles, poul.
try, and many articles too tedious to
enumerato. Sale to commence at IL
O'Clock, On said day when attendance
will be given and terms made known by
WILLIAM c. HASSON, Collector.
.4pril 18th lSlj-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-04-12
400 Acres.
IN
CllANCERY,
April, 1915,

This is q Part Of the Estate of which
the late Peer BoucheII died seized The
Improvements consist Of
-11ssf;ffss large 2 Story Brick dwelling
o. = 4 i. 81 House, Granary and stable,
a'''''< lhe greater part Of the land
is good, and The Farm lying Immediately
on Bohemia River, offers every facility
for the purchase "f lime sc. The pre-
lalses will be shown to persons DESTROYS
Of purchasing, by Mr.. Thomas S. Bou.
chell who lives on the adjoining farm.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the
decree are one fourth cash on the dav of
GALE, or on the ratification thereof at the
discretion of the trustee, and the remain
der in one and two years with interest,
10 be secured by the bonds Of the pur-
chaser and surety or surciiss to be ap.
proved by the trustee.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN, Trustee.
April l2th lSlo--ls
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LAW OF MARYLAND.
NO. 2iG.
[DY AUTnORITY.1

An act supplementary TO an &C, Cor the
general valuation and assessment Of
property a"d 10 provide tax 10 pay the
dcbIs o! Tie Sair, passed al March SIS
son. eighteen hundred and lorly-onc,
chapter twenty "hrce.
Wucrn,s. much lnuh, has cv;stal i,
+, card 10 The ,ruc inlsy.rn,.r,nn nr,la An,
o! cigh.een huro,ed and C,riy.onc rL.,-
ter twen,y-lh,ee. vhc,La, tina ,,yn,I,.
cents Oh the on, hnnJrsl ,r,,Ir@,. ,hn.:-
Ly directed to he Ieyind .s o..I,i'on. w."
included the commissions allowed 10
Collectors. or whether such commissions
we're to be paid NV m nll;,ionn} I.r,..
and whereas, the Com, Of AYnrIs Las
recently decided. thal the saij acl daeirr-
cd. that the clear sum orIwpn,v cen,s On
the one hund,ed nola,s shoni,j hc paiI
into the Treasury; therefore,
Be il enacted In The Gryrrc7 Essential;
of .h0rglaad, That the AIavor and civ
Council of Baltimore. and the J4yL
Courts or Commissioners, ne the caec
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LAW OF MARYLAND.
NO. 25l.
BY AUTHORITY.

An Act supplementary TO an Act, entitled
an Act declaratory Of the Act Of the
General Assembly, passed at December
session, eighteen hundred and forty
one, chapter three hundred and twenty
five.
Be ii enacted BY lie General assembly
Of VDaryland, Tha. so much Of the Act Of
December session, eighteen hundred and
lory-lwo, TO which this Act is supple
men', and which provides for the rating
Of ground renls as Income and to be taxed
as such, be and the same is hereby repeal
ed. d. CLAUDE,
Treasurer OF Maryland.
April, l2-3w.
The Leonard Town Herald; Port To.
G2cco Times; tbs Upper Mallhero' Gas
clle; EIaryiaH Republican; Rockville
Journal; CarroIloniau, Westminster; Tx
aminer, Frederick; Torch Light, iagers-
town; Civilian, Cumberland; Madi@o0iaG:
iIavre de Grace; Cecil Wing; Kent New 5;
CenlreyiilG Times; Pearl, Denton; Gou,
cite, Eaaton; Cambridge Chronicle; Herald
Princess Ann, and German Cos.c2pr.-
dent, will insert The above once ii week
for three wrecks, and The Baltimore Sun
twice a week for the same time.
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ClGances'y Notice
Gcolae ". Kidd adm'.or dc |
honis non of George h;dd the |
Elder and George Kidd,

rIJor ana NcUrrc kIdl,
,!,r,b, intnn Wss',inr,,p In CJapoery
~ha,,i,,ri,i,,, ,nb l.y.I,.,', + o,ud Marcia.
,itv,,I$. WfIiiIn !, Moore ISIS,
md Ni,r,l,l lis ,.i,;. William
| I,rwrtn,.u. GTecg.ury T..
! Jn,In C., j'rnt;s A.. And Jy-
| se,hj.,e Linton.
| Vhe Object Of til. Ell is 10 revive tie suit Of
| Jane Kiaa and t,caryc EiII arlins, jynn l.,r-
| lon, which had atated l., lao de1.. =! tho SAID
Jane aud the said John i,tttou
t;gr I'm ,II,.. lI,,t N lhc y,arl 1917 ,La mi,
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LAW OF MARYLAND.
NO. 253.
TBY AL rUORITY

IN Ac, to secure TIE paymen, of the In
come Tax by lie Officers of lncorpor-
alcd Companies, and explanatory Of
certain Acts Of Assembly therein men
toned.
Whereas doubts have arisen as 10 the
true construction of the Act of Assembly
passed al December Session eighteen
hundred and fort, one, chapter three hun
dred and twenty five, and of the act pas
sed at December session eighteen hun.
dEed and lorty-two, chapter two hundred
and ninety four, to remove said doubts
and 10 render more plain and manifest the
intention OF said acts.
Sect. l. BE il enacted By the General
Asscmbly Of .Mayylond, That said Acts of
Assembly shall not be deemed to except
and exempt the officers of incorporated
companies OF institutions from the pay
mcnl OF The income tax, and that all sala-
ries and emoluments ofany Office held by
or under any incorporated institution or
company, shall be taxed according 10 the
provisions Of the said Acts
Sect. =. ind be IL enacted, That ac-
cording TO the true construction of said
Acts, said officers Of Incorporated com.
paaies and institutions were not exempted
from The tax thereby imposed.
d. CLAUDE,
Treasurer Of Maryland.
April 18th lSi5-3w
The Leonard Town Herald; Port To-
bacco Times; the Upper Marlboro Gaz-
cite, Maryland Republican; Rockylle Jour
nal; CarrolItonian, Westminster; Exani-
ncr, Frederick; Torch Light; ilagerstown;