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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
b RI S I o w IS
Superior and Elegant Commercial System Of
WRIT N G..

Academy Is9 broadway, opposite John-si.
MR. bKlsTOW, Finishing WnuDg Master, IN announc
vi Ing bis REIURs to New York snd The RI OPEsisG Ol
his Academy. Room No g. At 80 broadwa az, 10 f-sun.
teaching ns admirable sysiem Of Penmanship most fespec
fully informs aides and gentlemen Of this city snd bfOOh'
lyn OF bis having made CHEAT REDucf IN MS ufm "a
order to render Tie benefit OF his Instructions within ue
reach oferery one. -,
No complaint (noaly spessng) s more general than thai
OF BAD HASD This much be depored, since Inc rem
eiy constantly hand, aike SIMPLE, SPEEDY ana
CHEAP. a.,
MR. BsIsTOw promises and GUARANTEES 10 ladies' ana
gentlemen Of EyERY aud capacity ~ convert Inc Ycy
worst writing into a BEAUTIFUL FREE, FLOWING, expcd
.ios sad pleasing Style Of peamansp, executed In an e"-
giant hand mater how kgos CT eTasped the
hand may be- - - - . ..,.e.,,,
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS
Extra vii be given free Of cha gej u required
Even the yenera bic marion feels delighted 10 gong
thfoug his process The study OF te yefna morn
oiAie. o,
Mr. b. can be- seen from to A. NJ. or from 10 =.
NJ. ~ PRIyArE lessons glye
saORrHASD taught by Mr. fos SALE, WORK on short
hand.
\ B. BooA-keepin. taught by double and single entry,
practically .
~ VISITORS In New-York take course Of writing
iuilr-s iay. NspI az lm-o'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

THE SEASON AT TIRE NoRrH.-Jp to The 9Th
instant we have had sufficient frost 20 XII potato
vines and the tomatoes and other garden vegetables
were fresh and green IN June The frost II Is true
had put on the sober hue Of autumn and the caves
dying OF old ago" On the sht Of the 18th, however
Jack Frost gave US a loud ca-the ground was frozen
quite hard and ice remained the lte pools in the
shade, ill noon paiisbursh Repub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

INrRoyFp WATER WHEELING called attcn
tiou. last Fair 70 the Vertical w ater Wheel in
vsnted by Mr.. g. Hoichkiss OF Broomc Co A small
model of il is in toe Machinery room OF the Fair
thi, wear and should command the attention Of all
who are interested in Water Power. Mr.. Hotch-
kiss has shown us unsolicited, letters from gentle
men whom he met as strangers during his last win
tcr's tour OF business at the South warmly com
mending his mill to the regard of personal friends IN
places he was about TO visit gentleman OF Talsdees.
whom we know as OF unsulied proby and decided
capacity writes OF this mill 10 friend as follows
1T has accomplished wonders here in the way OF ac-
celebrating motion and economizng water NH neal
this place belonging 10 Roht Jsmison. Esq now GUS
with this wheel 800 clips IN minute through
yellow pine Is inches thick. with only 30 cable inches
Of waier-feQua 10 two feet wide by III inches deep
Before this the same mil IN every respect save the
Wheel cut but l4i clips minute Win o%u euoc ihch''
of water
Hon. ROGER L. GABLE late Member OF Congress
from Georgia after having observed It's operation in
raj mills near Augusta gave the following certificate
Il have examined Ho,chkiss Vertical WaterW heel.
now In operation al Mr.. Doves Mil in this county, and
have no hesitation in declaring as my opinion. that II
is the best application Of water power ior driving ma
cbinety that have seen and consider H. Tor niis
and manufacturing generally as one OF the most valuable
improvements OF the day. hOuth L. HAMbLh'
. augusta. FEB. l9h, ls4o'
We give these from among many similar Certihca'e'
ofsouhcrn gentlemen in preference 10 the more eircum
s,an,a statements of eminent citizens and prscuca m
wriehts Of our state who might be suspected oil
bias arising from personal friendship
Now If such an improvement on our ordinary Water
Wheels Is practicable, how can any who use water
power afford 10 neglect It This last summer we Ano"
that many Paper Mills were compelled to stand idle for
want of water while their contracts 10 furnish Paper
were necessarily supplied by purchase, and at loss 20
many Factories Grist and saw Mills &c were arrested
by low water the pecuriary damage OF their owners
and the sore Inconvenience Of the vicinity Let all who
have wster.powcr. which sometimes runs short az
which further use might probably be made or which =
subject TO be frozen up. examine Mr. Hoichksss Nhee
and the certificates of is excellence He may be seen
for few days at the Western Hotel and afterwards al
dressed at bis residence Windsor Brooms Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

iV- The Editor Of the Cleveland lOl Herald has
just received private letter from Burlington Wseon
sin, containing the information that acer'sin Wei known
individual who had according to his own account been
Waited By several dreams. wherein wonderful secret
had been revealed. proceeded in company with some
friends dig hole Beneath tree which ne had de-
ssnalodih result Of their abors being the discovery
vessel containing plates Of brass inscribed with d
yers mystic characters Of the meaning Of which they
entirely ignorant but which ihe froPta has since
translated" We wonder what ihis new sect viii call
lhcnlsclxt.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

tV- The ST. JosEPH VALLEY ROOSTER Is a
large and fair whig Journal which halls from south
Bend indians sni is edited by scHvrLkh CoifAN =
young gentleman Of decided Intelligence ana soli'y
The Register is one II the bes aud most widely ercu
lated papers in Northern Indiana. and IS worthy the 81
ientcn of all who want know how things are going in
that region or who wish to let the ndianisns know Coy
Advertising how things are going here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

- WILD Strawberries Ia second crop from
the farm OF Hezekiah Broworth Hampton, Washington
Co were tasted by the Editor Of the Whitehall Democrat
the other day We before heard Of such case 50
f.r North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

FISE WHEAr.-We have received from Mr.
AUSTIN SKINNER of La Grange, Wyoming Co. in thi'
state head Of red chat wheat. raised his farm
contains one hundred and for,y;hree kernels. Few
plsce. can compete with old Genesee in good wheat OIL
sound Whig victories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

"A tbs STRIKE Her last trip up. the Empire
was peopcd by a thousand or more and we under
stand the birfhs on board during the voyage made
IRE additional jcrfhS necessary The Empire
against the world cleveland Herald.
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r. Tboma. Pipckney smith, A

Albany BAKER County, Georgia viii attend me settlement
Of claim, 10 the Counties Of Baker, Lee SUMTER Dooiy
Randolph Early. D-ca,ur ThonA- and L0wnces
ReNerrnee.-Horsoe Greeley EsG Editor 81 IIiplne
W A. Cleveland cor. Hanover and Exchange SIS D. a A
Wesson I57 PeAT--t, Browning and Hul, ~ 90 DcA-
ir,ou Cturcinl l.0 90, HyslOp Brother, ~ 90 al
Ar.dale WarnOcs lf2; U. A. Wetmorr, - 'ons-.s
Benedict Tompk.ns II and - de- BROOK, M. a.
Wuuausl "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ The popular steamer Ni,gs-a, on her passage
down last Thursday. from Cadwel's to New-iork
46 miles in hours and minutes This We believe, i.
the quickest time yet msde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

rY~ Messrs Childs & Fry have sold out the Phil
adelphis North American George r. Graham (propn
eior OF Grahsm's Magazine and Alexander Cummings,
By whom 1t will hereafter be conducted ndepeR
dent journalbui strongly advocating Protective Tari
The American will appear with new type this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

x-I ~. wheeler, Attorney ard Counselor 81
- ana Commissioner 81 Deeds, kc- Will siiend In The
Reatng Roor OF TsrnTzsny Hall At I'll hun Of re day
sad evening. HSoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

re- DIR. &. 1. Won Corr. Patent

EV DR.. z. i. ' on tofts Ta9-nI 1a.F aII1 'aT'.s
viii Masuetc Power These Electro Gayanic bands have
proved u the greatest efficacy the system Ia almost al
diseases. Tney viii speedily remove he most acute pans
10 ANY part OF The system Sold with full directions al No
sle! Rrna,lany SIS eodfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
r1,- co,,egc Of Pharmacy of the City of New

MI ~ -eg-ar Winter Lllfse u Lrciafts % us
o. -. r-nfnelce Oh MONDAY. ,he 81 November.
sr de- College Rooms. an Brpadw4y.
On Ch.fli-trv- Mr. Lawretes Aell-
~ Ma'rra Medca and Pharuacy-BenI ". ". Nc.
Greedy. NJ. d.
During he course ~ Lectures on Chemistry, particular
,r-rr. MI be- made l0 The practical application Of he
$500 4, th. hu-iue- o. Apottec4ry and when the
b,r, IA a. anti,iv- sui qlsiuve analysis, minute lstrs
-. 49, - wen illustrated oy 4-rfneGial G-msuslra
--s ,,l-T ~ method - a--errlinng chemically tie
IN .ns purity % nasy 81 tie most Important arcles
g-- n McllcIne All Tie Afls- -
T,. f- ach course a. - each can BE- had Of Mr. Ad-
.u.or sys Broasway and Bowery; Mr. Cogg-shsl cor
uer Of Ro-e and Pear 80 a1d M AspnHa 90 |" .aia-
a. AMI M Assklu, 81 BrOeawAy. oiseods~
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FEVER AND AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE.
ssrI,HAT OLD FANORlrE AND STERLING REM
DYn-s. ROWAND's IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURE" for Fever and Ague." No medicine IN any axe
or country has with such universal success-tp"
ected against eoHteJs by The written signature OF us
proprietor John H. R0c,i the top OF each boeD IL
NAV be had In fall strength, geuuneness and purity Al
tie Original inventors Office, al No % North second street
PhlAde pha or Of ~ D. Fayr General Agent, No 10 ru
ton.sl II amp sorel Sun Buildings NewYork l.l7 omeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

Pos 'a'ire Copper has recently been found on
I,S. sc frairie and in Whitehall, $, Joseph Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
LIFE INSURANCE.
The New England Mutual Life Insurance

LIFE INSURANCE.
The New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company. of Boston. have established an Agency IN
Clfy Nes The purpose Oi Receiving aPPCa
lions Tor Life Insurance, &c.
DIRECTORS:
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT hOOPEk;
V,ff'fIsV PlRsOSs CHARLES 2. CURTIS.
Ep4SCiS 4 TOWFIL PETER WAINWRIGHT
p 4 FOEBEs WILLIAM ". STONE,
GEORGE H. KUHN THOMAS a DEAIERi
JAMES READ OTIS TUFTS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONArHAN AHORY, secretary.
J0HS L. CHEEsNAN, NJ ID. Consuming surgeon, ~
Broadway, New. YORK.
JAMES " b. GKEESHOW, NJ. ID. Consulting Physical,
473 Broadway, NewYork-
TINS Company has been IN successful operation n Boston
FOR The as. egneen months and Orers 10 ns-
r-r- equal " any olhef Company.
Al necessary .nonauon as ~ erns &c vii oe furnished
bg the .abs-ri5-r JOHN HOPPER,
'ei eoiu ust1l Solicitor and Agent, Is Pine--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

FIRE ~ BRUNSWICK. ME-By letter IN me
Portland Advertiser learn that nre occurred Al
Brunswick on Saturday morning The house and barn
OF stephen Harris and the house OF Joseph Badger on
Peasantst destroyed and those u seVeTA Others
saved with 9i..cg-ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ Guruey,- Premium Daguerrean e'aiIery.-
10 Broalwsy Ssw-YOrk--Piciafes tasrn a. nis esAo
- rot .xc-l-i 10 his country So Say Ia nIn.s
rs baths The public respectfully Invited 70 cal and
"a - for themselves r M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
<,uOIlE FAMILY MEDICINES, TOR sale b
InaLiD sANlJs A co II tast Broadway, cor. Ma

I'HUitE fA,iILi MEDICINES, Dfussi q 'm.'
" ais sc. for sale by DAVID SANDS co. Chemists
and Pharnaceuiiss n East Broadway, corner of MaA
=, Also large assortment Of the most delicate French
obs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

FOfida may De ne " Iand ~ pfuiuls'f 0lI
Texas i the land Of vsrmnis In clearing the ground
10 pitch my ieni killed water moccasin about o.
clock in the morning was Weakened up by the bar KING
of dog he hsd Just rattle snake out Of my ne9H
bors tent when the rafting and barking aroused me-
rat,les-captured / sgain laid down, AMI when day
broke A yel.ow-ncc Sed lizard cooking his eye Gun.
nipgly from the ridge pole OF my tint. ! sprang up
seizsi my boot 10 despatch him, when 10 oui OF ne
bo, srorued ,arsntula' Exhausted from fright ani
f,t,r,,e ssnk back into chair, but sooner dom
than was compelled rapidly 70 abandon the position
having been stung in the rear by scorpion
Besides the above mshaPs he iosi valuable dos uy
.hsrk The dor hal Jumped overheard from boat, 70
follow bis master 10 tie shore. when the 'oraeoas mon
sier shi him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

"NARNISrs According 10 TIE following =
,rac, of letter. published in the y. o. Picayune,
written by an officer OF the army al Corpus Christi
the post occupied by Gen Taylors Army OF Occu-
patton" cannot be particularly desirable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

TS1E-rL1 And u1TAVSBK GHArhis;;a,. .,ir
dern.. Grapes, oil due quality, are nov ~. ass.~.i
sr,, IN. yfneysrds s Crutoa Point and se.a ,. ~
D~oot At The corner OF Broad ~sy and Wahos- ~ - :.
grapes from The Croton Point Vinsysfds - 70 1870 -.
,bem And they WI, como IN form on 49, soue veS
superior Ounces shove o"V' ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

DINNU FORTE Manuiaclory-Ths subscntsfs s,e
Il NV anishing an entirely article VI nsirurnsos.
winch de superior Ia tone 10 any in USE snd 70
hr . % une much longer. Tho Improvement consists 10
Han rne peculiar construction, ob'lalng every ooJec
lion heretofore caused by Inc OF prsahc plates 10 IN
rrn the tone Professors and purchasers arc invllsd 70
an examination OF these instruments.
GLENN, ROGERS co
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TnR THE PILES.

bleeding bund Sold ony NJ hs ciy Al the oIucr OF w.
Original Proprietor A. UPfiAM, NJ ID. regu al educated
Physician Neny years experience, eohhhed 10 an oec
prac Ice where Plies and Chrome diseases are success
my treated Medical Office 80 Bowery, four doors above
spnng-si. Oihce hours from A d. ~ n NJ Advlce
srrus. ~ -"
NHUICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Tor sale by
NDAVlD SANDsS co. n East broad"ay' COT "a
ket-sL VIZ A., .,.. $780,.
Bermuda Root ofsuperior quality warsnled pure.
Co.dpressed Castor Oh, perfectly SWEEP, ID oo"es "'
family use 49, ,,., 81. .
Leeches constantly hand, and for sale or applied by
competent person -, 49,. -,
Congress Spring Water, received resh from lhe sP'ns
delivered any part OF the Cry. ~
~ Particular paid To Physicians frescrph
aud acompeen person In attendance al ali hours, day an
-, on
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uatent Aleoilinee.
SANDsIs SARSAPARILLA.

rHy Removal .ND PEKNs>E>r CUR % ~ pi'
y,sFs Arising FROM A. IMfN ~ STATE % The
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boarding ano NoteIs.

.,uNhDiNl.-t,Uud Rooms, ~ltn cViuiVi abe ssevin
ID modallons and board be obalncd 81 No vi mud
son-s ed DINING ST Lakes Church Tue house has large
gaden attached and Ia every respect desirable sumin~
residence. - '"''
aIpAruINt.-A few sngo sonlien-n 90 seii,'nen
ID with their wives may obtain very peasant iu'hssN
rooms with board Al No. b WiIsn-sl lew aoo.s so'n
PtaIlsL ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

> DIR. HULL's TRUssEs and Aldo
minal supporters NJ. Wesley su -
~ Many persons have undertaken 10 yend In
taon, ., rups celebrated Trs.es, and InousAaos ue I'm
po-cd upoa IN conseqoence Thss. imAuons eas' ~
"Sn UPON eney aie !'Sr,, ~ ,.-.a slp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
To the Voters of the Ctr Of Riehu,ud.


Since it was publicly known tina, the present delegate
from this city the Legislature would be candidate
for re election, my attention has been attracted by several
communications published in the city papers, nominating
for the Office, md calling upon publicly announce
myself candidate. Much the larger number of them ap
peared willis, absent from home fulfilling profcs-
sonal engagement in the town Of Petersburg, and
therefore unable determine when they Published
how far they expressed tbs wishes of my fellow
generally, might be the offspring OF too partial
estimate Of me by few personal and political friends -
Since my home however, have been led believe
that the desire that shn be candidate, at least sul
withhold public expression OF my intention upon the
subject
To be elected responsible office. by such con.
stuency, would be evidence OF their confidence which
could any time fail place under obligations Of
gratitude such should always be proud acknowledge
and endeavor discharge but have hesitation in
declaring that connected with my political
course which need particularly refer would
render such manifestation Of the confidence Of my fellow
citizens particularly grateful my feelings this Tine
desire teo, 10 do something sin my day aud genera
build up and enlarge the great interests Of our
City, add to its prosperity and the happnes, of
habitanis. These considerations induce offer my
self your snages Whether If elected shall be able TO
accomplish this last and leading object Of my ambition is
what il does not perhaps become confidently to
predict but should be the pleasure Of a majority Of my
Feew Citizens to besow their surages upon me- my best
and most earnest efforts sh, be directed to that object
HENRY l.. BROOKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
Correspondence Of the n. Y. COMMERCIAL Adr.rI.ar

WAHSGToS, Feb. Is.
The President eec; rescued this city this evening" BIS line
carsrom Cumberland, and attended BY the Vice Pre-
sident elect; Mr. Dallas and Col w. o. Butler Of Ky. lie
accompanied by his lady, and by his private secretary
and one female servant
According TO arrangement, mode by the Democratic
Association oil this city, his arrival announced by
salute OF artillery md he and welcomed by COM
nittee of gentlemen, mostly members OF Congress- snd
representing the several States Of the Union except Yer
mont from which, IL il said Texas could be pro-
cured. An address delivered by member. dcpucd
by the Association, for that purpose, welcoming Mr. Polk
to the city and to iho Guar Of State.
Mr.. Polk replied in briei and happy manner. making
ausion to politics. Mr. Polk then took tho Of Mr.
A. v. Brown and Mr.. Heart editor OF the Calhoun paper
ominous conjunction and proceeded foot the Ma.
iional Hotel, where his prepared, and over
which the national flag waved.
Pressed by the hrong around him, Mr. Polk cxiricated
himself by mastery worthy Of the tactic. Of
"young Hickory" lie STEPPED aside into shop, where he
stood unno,ced and ncog. ill the crowd had passed BY
when he proceeded without hndrancc. The pickpoekes
busy in the crowd. and, have few lamps they
quite successful Mr.. Heart Who escorted the Pros-
identeeci, vas suerer-loosing his pocket wallet with
q of money.
Mr. Polk asrward received calls from his friends and the
public at his
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-18
FLuYANNA COUNTY.

Alta meeting Of the Wings Of fluvanna of their Cour,
House. January day, Dr. Basil NJ Jones was ca
ed Chair and Richard Iyanoe Cooke appointed So.
cret1ry The Chairman having briefly explained the OBJ
jet Of the meeting, the following preamble and resolutions
offered and unanimously adopted:
Where's tho Wings Of Fiuyanna having learned with
much satisfaction the nomination Of the Hon John
HILL the Wing candidate for this Congressional District
and DESTROYS of expressing their cordial appreciation Of The
selection made by the Delegates ~ the Famye COnvc-
ton, in which they not represented, owing the dis
of the journey and the noemency Of the weather
Therefore, .
Resolved, That the Wings Of Fluvsnna unchanged and
undsmayed-tfue, loyal, and devoted 90 hc principles
which cherish, the lfeblood Of Freedom, in the
gloom Of dcfost In the halcyon hour Of triBmph-nre
ready rally again their standard, snd with one voice
proudly acknowledge in John HILL both as n citizen and
sisesman, worthy and able bear banner vclor.
ousy over tho District aud 10 guard rights in the
ci's o! tie nation.
Resolved, T1, pledge ou'sclTcs IN tho namo Of that
cause, dc1fcr than most carnesi
Efforts ~ ihe election 81 so tiaurch and able Whg
end call upon brethren throughout the District TO answer
TIE polls in that spt which. dcgpts the past is de.
crmned 10 recognize in the articles VI oiib such
word az "fail"
Resoyed That the Wigs Of tho countybe requested 10
assemble February Court for The purpose Of calling GU;
their strongest mao Candidate represent hon w the
next Legislature, present worthy Delegate Barrett g.
Puync having otter long and honorable of near
tiy five year, ed his determination Of retiring from
public c ehserrd by the gratuisons q conscience for
duty done. aud o pa1ds Of his PIE. well done good
esd fsi'hfui scrla1t"
Resolved, Tina, tissc proceedings bo signed ny TIE
Chairman and S,cotsry nnd forwarded to the Richmond
" ria iof pubhcaiion. u. VI. JONES, Chairman.
kicH'b lVAvBOE CtcEE. Secretary.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoxpAy, February lIth, lStS.


The Committees reported.
Mr. SrovALL asked permission withdraw certain docu
ments connected with tho eligibility Of tho member from
Fairfax. .. ..f.
MIR wrcarR said that rs far 10 he had examined the
he had found them be letters aud adavs-
he why shtavits should be returned That
unless good could be given by the member
proposing Withdrew the documents. hs could NOT grant
the request
The House refused permit tho documents to be with
drawn.
The bill authorizing the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company to construct Road through Virginia came up
passage the unfinished business OF Ssiurday-A
discussion relation time TO be given TO the
Company accept reject the provisions OF the bill tc
10Th March, lS46 being liked on) passed with rider Of
Tered by Mr. EpcSsros limiting the Company to the period
Of 10 in which to complete their Rood TO tao city Vi
Wheel NJ.
Tho following enyrosscd bill was read third limo and
parsed:
A bill authorizing the Treasurer make temporary
loan behalf OF the Commonwealth.
The bill CONCERNING the Clover Hill Railroad up.
An amendment proposed by the Committee on Agricu
tarc the effect that said road shall be authorised to
transport any other article than coal any extension OF
said road beyond the mncs OF the Wnerpock coe:lds
in the direction Of the Appoaox except articles for the
OF the Company and persons living in tho immediate
neghborhood OF thu Road. supported by Mr.. Boiss
and opposed by Mess. HAkvE and CocKE and rejected
ayes IL noes Sc.
The bill them after amendment b. Mr.. PkKsroS,
ordered TO engrossncIt.
The bill concerning the Rivanna Navigation Company.
with substitute, up-which gave rise debate,
IN which hcsss baowS, fkRBy, aud WfrcHSR supported,
and Mr. SrRoTHER opposed the Substitute; which adopt
cd. and the bill ordered to cngrossment.
The bill concerning the Geographical survey indie
6nitey postponed.
The bill to amend the Militia laws was, motion, laid
the table.
large number Of bills then read first and second
time, until tho hour Of ,eccss.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. BLACKWELL, of Orlando NJ. Smith, praying the
passage OF law permit him to sell the lands Of John
Nash Bell.
The Evening Session devoted, exclusively to the
reading Of Bills. A large number was read.