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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1913.

EOR
MAYoR-CEO DULTY.
Couneiimea:
Cleyk-JAMES S. WHEAT
Sogedni-JouN MURRAY.
Wharf .Mas.cr-R. HAMILTON.
Thes Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w p Wilson.
w w Shriver, Todd S Brady,
B + SanboIn, Geo Mcndell, o " Heiskell,
NJ Nelson, ECoen. VIM Pumphrey
Jacob Amick. BF Kelley, J II Roberts,
ID Lamb.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
On Ordinaness-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
ON Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb
On Aeeounts-M essrs Shriver, sanboin and
Kelley.
ON Streets and AHies-Messrs Todd, Viii.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Water IIo,ks--MeSsrs Sanborn, MLurc,
Todd Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -MeSs.s Heiskell, Pam
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks-Mtssrs Amick, w son, Re.
berts and Superintendent oi Wafer Works.
On UhorreS-Shrivsr, Hughes and Amick.
On Five Depayimeni-MesSTS Todl, M'LpTe,
Sanborn, PumphIey and Roberts.
On Petuioas-MeSSrS Nelson, Lamb and
SanbUrn
On Salaries-Me>sls Kelley, MLure, Shrr.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STHEET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL S7i0 goo.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
A Woods, w w Snrver A p Woods,
T. Pollock, FhoS Paull. Go w Thomson
N McNeughlen, w Mitchell, TEvs Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF VIII ELlNG.
Capital $500 coo.
JOSEPH CALDWELL Pre-. ideLt.
SoB!EsKl PRADY, Cashier.
Directors:
Caldwell, w 4 Sehy, Jas Baker,
RC woois RPauerson, wv Gill,
Jacob Goodins, WIN Fleming, SAM On.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MMNST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Nj Nelson, 4 Paxton, a Rogers,
A F'itcsner, r Morrison, J Clumbacsc
A n Johnston, Sam' Mcclellan
RoBT McC,Y Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
CEFicE MAIS ST.
TuOS HUGHES, Presidept.
DirCCioy&
JCrumba -rcr. J II Baker, J Gaker,
John Knole, w Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
ANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NAH ST., BELOW No NRcE.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
DIRECTIONS:
Brady, Rnbt Crangle, ia Caldwe'
WIN Fleming, Jno G. I>horn, Daniel Lamb,
nc Wood>, JACOB Shriver
w HARDiNG, Secretary
.nr,U .,-AMT, t,iyC a psIyIipI5 pIS .I,,Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

n ELL. MOORE g. cos Eos, Mail Coach leaves
1 Wheeling daily at O'Clock a NJ. 81 hours
TO Cincinnati.
P''o Coach leaves Wheeling dnily at 10 O'Clock
+ NJ, SO hours io Cincinnaii
ID TALLMADGE'S Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily u, o'clnJk A NJ, 42 hours to
Maysvilc Ky.
Extras furnished on all lhc nhovc lines TO parties.
with The privilege OF sleeping or travelling at nigh,
as hey may wish
Hotel. Wheeling. Va.
sep 10 f. CoWDERY, Agent
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NE VIZ EAT,L GOODS!

oeIhe Ihe second supply hs season, aud for qunui-
~ aud quality we believe canno, be cScclleI in
his city. We have CLOTHS Of oil the various
cooTs. qualities aud prices Cass,metcs. Sltiineis,
Jeans i.'nseys. Ner,cys. Tweeds Sc. Our stock OF
Gardeners War IS large nud complete,
LADIES' GOODS
OF ever kind. such rs Ga,hmer,s. Muuslin de
t'ines. Plain aud Fancy, FIs'd and Striped Silk;
'nd ihe most extensive stock OF ALP \CAS, Of eve
" style and quuliry. which eau sell very much
cheaper than ever before; also Cll.cuos, GIN CHAINS,
English and French Mvrmoes. Orleans cluh. Bon,
nets nud Bonnet Silks and Velyeis. Il hbon. Flow.
'rs, Gloves. Hosiery. and tho greatest quauiiiy 81
S!iANLS ui every DESCRIPTION. We Invite all To-
cal and see stock, We believe we have a.
vanlogc' for buying ,quoi To any otSer house nud
we pledge ourselves TO sell goods as law rs tLcy
cnn Lc bought IN ,hc cav.
oct SENsENEY & RHODES
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MI a. A..
NOTICE.
CoHMIs IlNEn'S CEFicP. my % 1919.

CoNMis I1NER'N OFFICE Nov %. 1915,
The paTIrs interested IN the foregoing decree.
nrc hereby notified that have nppuih,ed rnc.day
he % day OF December uexi. at The Law Office OF
JACOB 4 F'izhcgh, in lhe cry of Wheeling u. the
lime and lnCc, " hen oud where. | shall proceed
10 lake The account IEt rem duoc,cd: Aud require
all persons having any concern ia the matters al
said decree TO appear before me with their proof.
aud vouchers ~, hat day. that may make up tic
occUuui aforesaid. ID II FITZHUGu.
uON % Ccmmis-Iouer
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y n, ~ e y KgNEN.
CENTRAL HOUrE FRO,

H ~ ia Vim hNt' hNhEG hONi
"a WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE. WASH
iNGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. 'ruc National Road aud Good
Intent Stage Companies, are running daily lines
I" Cnsihcrlanl. connecting With The b * o Il r.
Only 81 hours Stage travel to either OF tho above
ciics. the balance by Railroad.
Time To Baltimore g hnnrs.
limo TO Philadelphia ~ hours
fure 10 Baltimore II DOLLARS.
Fare 10 Philadelphia Is de-.
Six daily lines leaves the Cos Silce aud Rail
road office every morning at O'Clock A NJ. aud
extras furnished at any hour load should offer.
Furlhrnugh Tickets To- B,luiaorc and Philadelphra.
n ply oi the Co.'S Office No % Water ST. Wheeling.
Va 'nc donr North : Hotel
For GOOD Intent STAGE CO. " IL STEELE,
nud WM X NEWMAN, Ter n r. : Co
Great Central Route Rad read and Stage Office
sepl9
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p USr PECEIVED nnd fur sale very low h,
- PRYOR 4 PAUL.. Wa Iesaie D,ncg,,ts
| 6INiatkci Street, WnEt LING.
10 BAs Wh,irg
= casks Fnc,h Chamomile Flowers
= cases Iud,a Rhub,r,, Root rrme
800 sfos" snPe,T L i""klna
cnses small s'cIy L'qn"r'te
% boxes Ground NI"sari ~ cans
20 6" Pepper
% % Iinn"mnn
go o"''s
90 Nca
2uu k'gs VINE Lena
,aSN' sup "h'e DIue
JUO UuO Te''"s.'"h I'lS
w u"N'S C-'"Ie sap on "Hd dy
~ "''"u'7 '''h give ""
"'s "'"''" '"mphf
90 cream % i"'"f
ca. ''"''c 'c''niiN"h
oO,,ye, d ,.l.,r'. S,ars in cake. md bar.
Ir.k N4,,n.rs
5ULa, Errlr.n ,.umrl
IuOIo American go oc'i
li,-e, ,-,-- II.,,-,,,-, ,,,o,,.
TN Pumi,. b., we'll. ot c,s,crnS. az ouIcc
,ure rr 10 every respect 10 Tie ordinary kind on
much cheaper; Tor snIeat
oils OFT " GRFfE'S
: AIEsT ARHIN VL.--Wc ..,r jr,l &C..
z ( r,i,,d ~ tnr tnsi unc. unuher lot ot s.!cu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

N HAVE this day received my iull stock uf
Il French PorHmerv, which will bo sold yery
low for cash. II consists Of The following ar c!es ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08
FS . a e $ " % E2 Est.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
R0OK STORE

5OIIN FISilLR, ASt Book seller and Station
- er, NO 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va. 50
customers a; his ola stand, where he will be
ableto supply them with Books and Stationery
assor;ment, aud is c3nstantly receiving supplies
of Medical, Miscellaneous, Theological and
School Books. Also. Bibles of every variety of
Binding, all OF which ne is able 10 a il0Td =
cheap as they can be Gotat any other place in
the city.
H'ghestprice given for Rags ia exchange.
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4 &C CHAINS, Trace Chains and Halter
Z 4 Chains; Tor sale al the Hardware Sore of
ucl % OFT & GREER.
= N "a LBS FIRES UCITRON just reed
u " ~ aud lor sae low by
rci , PRYOR 4, PATTI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

NE Is UNEY.--Jusl received by The
sub.cOurt. Sc .up,fr lui ~ J,tmt's No
= p., Ciu,k-, Rosewood aud Mahogany cases. of
very Gnp Gnish, urd warmriod To- hecI gwd uaic.
CnI md sc ID. ~ % ,ru sut % go rue tietr.
Ai-pu snIouur lot oi fIfo tmthsr- oru Topped -
100 UH,ud. VauSN gods ru| I,,- 90 u'rrsl cVtty
.rtpuoI. to.st4lt, rD l.Ud aid 60 ,ule iow IN
MELLON. tu"n ~.
1 nov 81 Wncehug. Va
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asa CROSS SUPERIOR MATCHES
= ~ - just reed and tor sale very law by
ocl PRYOR 4 PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-08

u OtKS STANDBY : superior idIug d nr Llck.,
II Pcfppnl, Mallory ~ CO., Cottage aud Nor.
nee Lick. with mineral knobs aud q general ar
-onmenl of IL, usual kinds; tor snls hy
ocrl5 OFT 81 GREER.
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w he L'ftp W. ~ AZ - .. 40 49, - A.
ANCE COMPANY
OFFICE MAN ST., BELOW Mo E.
SAMUEL NEIL. President
Directors:
S Brady, Robt Crangle, ia Caldwe'l
WIN Fleming, Jno G. Osborn, Daniel Lamb,
&c Wood>, JAG ~ Shriver
w HARDiNG, Secretary
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-03
PUBLIC NO. al

AN ACT explanatory of an act entitled An act
making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic
expenses of Government for the year thousand
eight husdred and thirty nine"
BE II enacted By The Senate and House Of Representa-
Tires of the United States Of america IN Congress
bIed That nothing contained IN the second section Of
the act emitted An act making appropriations Tor
the civil and diplomatic expenses of Government for
the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty -nne"
approved on the third day of March, thousand
eight hundred ard thirty nine, shall take away or be
construed to take away or IMPAIR the right Of any
person or persons who have paid shalt hereafter
nav money, as and for duties under protest, to any
collector Of the customs, or other person acting as
SUCH in order TO obtain goods, wares, merchan-
disc imported by him or them, his or their &C.
count which duties not authorized payable IN
part or in whole by law, to maintain any action at
law against such collector, other person acting as
SUCH to ascertain and try the legality and validity OF
such demand and payment of duties, and to have
right to trial by jury, touching the same, according
TO the due course of law. Nor shall any thing con-
tanned in the second section of the aforesaid be
construed TO authorize the Secretary of the Treasury
to refund any duties paid under protest. shall any
action be maintained against any collector, recover
the amount of duties paid under protest. unless the
SAID protest made in writing, and signed by the
claimant, at before the payment of said duties
setting forth distinctly and specifically the grounds Of
otjecton to the payment thereof.
Approved, February 26, lS45.
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IPUBLIc-No. IS.

AN ACT to amend the act entitled can act max
ing appropriations fo the naval service for the fiscal
year ending the Both day of June, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-hve.
BE Il enacted BY he Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of insrea in Congress assem-
bied That the third section of the act emitted Gan
act making appropriations for the naval service for
the fiscal year ending the thirerh day of June one
thousand eight hundred and forty -fve," approved
June seventeen one thousand eight hundred aud for.
y-tour, shall not be understood construed apply
to the claim of officer employed on q fereign sta
ton who would be entitled, under the prUvlslo of
previous of Congress, to receive the pay of a
higher grade, while temporarily performing the du-
ties OF such higher grade until Information OF the pas
sage of the said shall have been ceved on board
of the vessel TO which such officer was or is at
tuched.
Approved, FEBRUARY 26, 1915.
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PuRIlC-kO. ID,

AN ACT vcstng In the county commissioners of the
county of Wyandot the right to certain town lots
and out lots in the town of Upper Sandusky in the
State Of Ohio.
Be ii enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
pes of the United States Of america in Congress assem-
bied That right to the third part oil the unsold
town lots in the of Upper Sandusky, by the act
entitled 90 An act providing for the sale OF certain
lands in the States OF OHIO and Michigan, ceded by
the Wyandot tribe of Indians and for other purpo-
ses passed March third thousand eight hundred
and forty three directed to be laid out and surveyed
and to one-thrd part of the out lots of said town be-
and hereby is vested in the county commissioners of
the county OF WyandOt, IN the SAID State of Ohio |;
on condition. nevertheless that said commissioners
or other competent authorities Of said State of Ohio
shall permanently locate and fix the seat of justice Of
the county said town, and that the proceeds of
the sales of SAID town and out lots be applied by said
county commissioners other proper authorities to
the erection OF public buildings, and the improve
ment Of the public squares and public grounds IN said
town.
Sec 2. .andbe further enacted That the town lots
and out lots OF said town OF Upper Sandusky 80 to
be granted and applied shall be selected by alternate
and progressive numbers, every third town lot and
every third out lot, according To their numbers re-
spectiyely being granted and applied as aforesaid }
under the direction and subject TO the control of the
Secretary Of the Treasury PrOrided, That nothing
ned shall be construed as TO grant to and
vest in said county commissioners any lot or lots here
toiore appropriated and used by the Indian agency
at Upper Ssndusky, and upon which there may re-
nam any valuable building, orchard, or other yaua-
bic improvement, belonging TO the United States
and if any such lot or out lot, by its progressive
number selected, should be found to comprise and in
cude any such valuable building, orchard, or other
valuable Improvement then the said Secretary OF the
Treasury is hereby authorized and directed TO substi
tute some other lot or lots of far and proportion.
ate value.
Approved, February S6, 1916.
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[PupLIc-N NO. l2l

PUBLIC NO, -
AN ACT extending the jurisdiction OF the district
courts TO certain cases upon the lakes and nayiga
BILE waters connecting the same.
BE il enacted 6y the Senate and foss II Representa-
tipes Of the United States Of .iBeiea in Congress assem-
blsd That the district courts OF the United States
shall have, possess, and exercise the same Jursdc
ton in matters of contract and tort arising IN upon
concerning, STEAMBOATS, and other vessels OF TWEEN
y tons burden and upwards, enrolled and licensed for
the coasting trade and at the time employed IN bust
ness Of commerce and navigation between ports and
places in different States and Territories upon the
lakes aud naygable waters connecting said lakes as
is possessed and exercised by the said courts in
cases OF the like steamboats, and other vessels EN-
ployed in navigation and commerce upon the high
seas, tide waters, within the admiralty and mari
time jurisdiction Of the United States and ia all suits
brought In such courts in all such matters Of contract
or tort the remedies, and the forms Of process and
the modes Of proceeding, shall be the as are or
may be used by such courts In Of admiralty and
maritime jurisdiction and the maritime law Of the
United States, so far the same Is may be applI-
cable thereto, shall constitute the rule Of decision IN
such SUITS in the manner, and to the same eX-
tent, and with the same equities as II now does m
cases Of admiray,and maritime Jurisdiction; saving,
however To the parties the right of trial 10y jury Of
all facts put IN issue in such SUITS lwhere,ether party
shall require II and saving also 10 the parties the
right OF a concurrent remedy at the common law,
where It is competent to give it, and any concurrent
remedy which may be given by the State laws, where
such steamer other vessel is employed in such bu
siness Of commerce and navigation.
Approved February 20, 1915.
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PRlvATE-No. 9.
AN ACT to extend patent heretofore granted e
William w oodworth

AN ACT to extend patent heretofore granted 10
William w oodworh
Be enacied by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of .4meaica in Congress assem-
bisd, That the patents granted to William Wood
worth, on the twenty-seventh day of December in
the year thousand eight hundred and twenty
eight, for his improvement IN the method OF planning
tonguing, growing, and cutting into mouldDps or
either plank boards, or any other material and for
reducing the same to equal width and thickness,
and also for facing and dressing brick and cutting
mouldlngs on, and facing several other substances
description of which il given in schedule annexed
to the letters patent granted aforesaid be and the
same is hereby extended to the term of seven years
from and after he twenty seventh day of December
in the year thousand eight hundred and forty
nine; and The Commissioner OF Patents hereby di-
reced 10 make certificate Of such extension in the
OF the admns,T atOr Of the said William Wood
worth, and TO append authenticated copy thereof
10 the original letters patent, whenever the same
shall be requested by the said administrator or his
assigns.
Approved, February &c, 1915.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED
AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
GPUBLlc-No. IL.


AN ACT supplementary TO sn act to repeal An
act for the better organization OF the district court
OF the United States within the State of Louisiana
and for other purposes, approved February thlr'
teenth, one thousand eight hundred and forty live.
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of As United States Of america IN Congress
bisd, That all the pending IN The district
court OF the United States for tho western district OF
the State Of Louisiana, which appropriately belong
to the circuit court jurisdiction shall be transferred
to the circuit of the Uned States for the east
ern district Of Louisiana, there TO be proceeded in
according TO law, and in the same manner as If they
had originated in that court and the causes which be-
long TO the jurisdiction Of the district court shall be,
and remain IN the district court for the eastern dis
trci court TO be proceeded in according TO law, and
in the same If they bad originated therein.
JOHN ". JONES,
Speaker oflte House Of Representatives..
WILLIE 7. MANGUM,
President Of bis Senate pro iempOre.
Approved, February 26, lS45.
JOHN TYLER.
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we'd, Feb uary 26, 1915.
pUBLiC-NO. IL.
PUBLIC-NO. II.
AN ACT TO alter the corporate limits Of George.


AN ACT to alter the corporate limits of George
town.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
entaiireS Of The United States Of .7eica in Congress
assembled That the present Corporate limits OF the
town of Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, be
and they hereby altered and amended as to ex
clude therefrom much of the territory within said
present limits lies Of the west line of Fayette
street and between the north line of Third street
and line drawn west and parallel Herewith, from
pom, the said west line of Fayette rect at the
end of sixty feet north of the north line of Sixth
street, saving, excepting, and reserving however, out
OF saidterory to be excluded, the several lots of
ground lying in Threkelds Addition of Georgetown
and respectively being lots numbers hundred and
fifty-three one hundred and sxty-one, one hundred
and sAty-two, one hundred and 81, three, one hun
dred and seventy two, hus, ed and seventy four
one hundred and seventy .sr and one hundred and
sevenly-eght, and the south half Of lot number one
hundred and seventy-one.
Approved February 81, 1915.
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PRIyATE-No II.
AN ACT for the relief Of Walker Kinkle, and
Cauthers.
[pRrvArE-No. l21

AN ACT for the relief Of Walker Kinkle, and
Caullers.
Be Il enacted by hs Senate and House Of Reprsssnla-
tires Of the Unsd States II .9msrea "a Congress
bed That the Auditor OF the Treasury Tor the Post
Office Department stale the account of Walker, Kin
kle and CsruheIs, for their service in transporting
the mails from the first Of February, one thousand
eight hundred and lhiry five, the sixth Of August
lhousand eight hundr,d and thiIty-slx allowing
rheml at the rate OF two-hrds Of the excess paid
NJ. A. Price and Company, who became the conlrac-
tos, and who on the said sixth day OF August took
possession of the routes, ADD above the amount
allowed 10 Walker, Kinkle, and Caruhers, under
their contract for the routes and that the said
Auditor deduct from said account any which
may have been paid to said Walker, Kiokle, and Ca
ruthers, account Of The service rendered be-
tween the above stated periods and that the Post
master General pay To be paid to them, the
balance If any.
Approved February 81, 1915.
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and receiver Of any land Office within tho State OF
Louisiana his or their evidence Of right TO the war
rants above described be permitted, under tho some
rules aud restrictions Of tho original Law under which
said locations were authorized TO enter and locate
like quantity Of land any OF the unsppropristed
public lands Ia the State OF Louisiana Proptded,
That, before any such register and receiver shall
issue such holders assignees any certificate OF
relocation the holders assignees shall deposlte a
copy OF their deraignment o. title from General La
ia yete, ami release OF title TO the lands located at
Point Coupee.
Approved, February 20, lS45
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res Of The United States Of asyiea ia Congrsss Assem-
bied, That the South Carolina Railroad Company be,
and hereby is, authorized 10 import into Tue ohi'ea
States without payment of duties thereon, all such
ppss have been OF may be invented or used for me
application Of The atmospheric pressure ss pfops.-
ing power on railroads, not 10 exceed what Is sum
cien for a road one mile in length, and also all the
machinery connected herewith or which is necessary
for the aud working thereof under such regula-
lions the Secretary OF the Treasury may prescribe
Approved February &c, lS45.
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[PUBLIC-No. l3 !

AN ACT for the relief Of the president and direc-
tors of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
Be enacted by The Senate aud House Of Represents
tires Of the United States Of ipsrea in Congress
Died, That the said company hereby authorized to
retain the dividends hereafter TO be declared, and
now on hand on eight hundred shares held by the
United States in the stock of said canal company, TO
be applied to refund the principal and interest on
thirty two thousand seven hundred and twelve dol
lars and thirty-two cents-moneys advanced by said
company TO complete the work originally undertaken,
and partly executed by the agents of the United States
and that the lie paid to the company before any
OF the dividends accrung said stock be paid into
the treasury Of the United States.
Approved February %, 1915.
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IrRIyATE-No. H.
AN ACT for the relief of Joseph Ramse,

BE IL enacted by The SeIsals and House Of Rsprssenid'
tires Of the United States 4 .ieriea IA Congress
Died, That Joseph Ramsey, Of Wytbe county, Viz
gina be- and he is hereby, discharged from all fur
Their lisbiy upon judgment had and now outstand-
log against him ohm H. Price, and Samuel McCamant,
10 favor OF the United States 10 tho district court Of
the United States for the western district Of Vir-
gua, Of September term, eighteen hundred and Ihlr-
ty-nine Of said court Provided That nothing herein
contained shall operate to discharge the said John H.
Price and the said samuel McCamant IN any way
from their liability said judgment
Approved, February n, lSi5.