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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
I0HN b EANT-Ees-
wa Y JENNINGS 4 CD.

- ' ~ I@I.NH NV I,TII.ONN,
g MPoR lEES OF Cloths, Cis,ImcrcS, Vest.
A lng%, Fancy Dle>S AIticl,S &c, 23I Broad.
way, American Hotel, New York
/" hose visIIng the CIly Oi New York, re-
curing Gar menIS a renewed >CliCiiat. on /, Of.
tertd Iof them q call aud examine our Stock
D. New ana r. s1Iuu-bls Goods tor Summer
wear, comprising an assortment unsurpassed
n r'hne' ard variety, and which will be
made up o order IN : Slyle scconI To no house
10 The Ttaic, at prices which must offer such
mdueemen', 70 The Cash purchaser as cannot
IAN TO be appreciated. mai l0-3ms
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MEDICAL CARD,

n AoCToR FAWCErr. Of 1876 Fulton stree,
NJ New Yolk. Member Of the Royal College
o. surgeons Of london and EJnbnrgh, and Gradu.
n,o o' no 1thefson Medical College. Of Philadel.
PHO; also author OF a work ernbracing tbo c.r.,.'
ing subjects VIZ Ma'rmony Irpotency. and sleril.
iiy annIomicaly phvsologically and rnedicollv .y.
planned, with comprehensive exposition Of Inc M.
lure and modern treatment Of syphilis Sccon,lorv
Symptoms, Gon1rrhota elect Structures N,ct,,.i
Emissions, and all The consequences arising f,om
MaslufbntDn. DR. Fawcctt continues his priyeto
consultation on the above mentioned diseases, at
his long established Office, 100 Fulton street where
the most agravated forms OF disease will ytelI 10
his mode Of treatment, without rcsirnnl IN diet or
exercise, and without mercury; even wien the PRO.
creative energies become paralj ned Or lJfpd itom
excessive indulgence Of The passions. he will he
able TO restore The paris 10 health aud vIror Per.
sons at a distance enclosing 81 can have COPY ol
The work NJ lctIef' must bo post paid. aid difcc
ted 10 Dr. u Fswccu 1876 Fulton ST New York
ian 10
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sINiRE q MARINE Observation-Disclosures ar,
e. twosIuatIuus only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately Gpprcciat.
ing upon toe runs of their ON n, property. .th,I
receiving from an insurance o'tic" IN. rll n.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d, solaIc ialn-
ny, lnmentn.g mat stupidity and folly which hat
td,led 10 pr0vIde Tor such contingency.
: AIklNSO Agent fthe pROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co or HARTFOnD. conn
wuI take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
,'oLcs, mills, factories, DC, together with thor
chincry. and cvrrroihar descrprrou n in.urablr.
property Also. on steam, keel and hat boats
S,GI men carHoca to and lIlul any poJl GA tia,
Western Waters.
once on Main street, nearly opposite the L 5
.I"'tI' Iah l, 1912
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the NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
All

sc1-e> LooAN, master, viii con
& tn ~ liEuc 10 run lhrHush the
sG;.;,,llssIS ,stts,5 Seasun as a weekly packet
S>'eH'4 ----E--S' ~11S between PITTSBURGH add
Cincinual leaving Wheeling every Wednts.
day evening at o'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 a NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans safe
~ Valves and an iron roof as protection a
sainSt explosion and fire
For freight or passage apply on board.
feb %
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S L Il A NJ DO AT s.
NEW u S Mani. srEAMrn c1rrrEn

NEW U 5 MAIL STEAMER CUTTER
a 49,, The new and fast ,unniug ms
EL,T-s Sstsifyr Senges steamer CUrrtR Col
Inns, commander, will continue iu
make regular weekly trips t. Cincinnati; lcay
ing Wheeling every sunday evening m o.
clock, aud Cincinnati every w Cdnc>day at 10
NJ
For irtish' OF raSSagc, hay ne superior &C
communications, AMY on hoald.
sJ'thc CurcriS provided with Evans Safe.
v quad, To prevent the sxplvsivu Of Boilers.
mar
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WV i HCnR-

BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONEe,
Conner Main and Union SIS.
FE AS Just received large aud splendid ss
y r. Nunment ui School Medical, Theologis
cal and Miscellaneous Books. Also, y large
aSsnrm'n'or Fanny Stationery, which will be
sold chccp tor cash Wholesale and Retail.
mar 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11
NEW U $ NJ STEAMER NATIoVAL

The uew and fast running pas
ESS,sgS,s Scnscr Steamer NATIONAL.
s'ssszzsss .Ssfs Mason, Commando, viii
continue 10 make rvsu ar weekly nm, t. Gin
cnna,i; leaving WI cling every Thursday
evening at9 o'clJcS, and CihciunaicyeIy Sun
day at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior &c,
cnmmodationS, apply on board
Z The National IS pro vided with Even, SAFE,
~ Iu'Id. 10 prevent The explosion OF boilers.
mar 3
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IN = sJ'Fe II = e. ~
INNI'JlANGE.


. lSNS Will be taken ~ Rho FIRE a MARINE
K q INSURANCECOMPANY on WHEELING
az tbc ioucsi rates OH
Buildings fail kinds, stone. brick OF OGDEN
ohd tuelr contents:
S,e9mooals; factories mills, &c.
FUraltuTJ:
And merchandise oIallkinf1.
anu agaurtall dangers attending the trans
pofiou"u iEoOdsourlycrs, lakes, seas, Cauais
uUo railroads.
Fyr tie character Of the compauyas tourcmp-
ituC" and l5CruN'y IN the adjustment and pa ~
Weul OF lps1cs I've beg leave {, refer % the inCr-
chats Of tins pluc" IN q elsewhere VINO have had
The adjustment Of claims upor us uura
OillcC on Ma Do ST X. W HARDING Ser'v
RETURN PREMiJ
FENllt Fire ard Marine lnsurauc. Company
q of Whcciiig, will rc,urn 70 per cent on
all premiums eceiYed for risks taken iTou. this
time here no los has occurred.
icb p Il W HARDING. Secretary
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL s5OOOO9.
TINS company, being now duIv organized Is
PREPARED 10 maze Insurance On every dcs-
crlptigu OF Fire aud Marine Risks,sucb n dwell
ling Houses, Store III ouscg &c with their con-
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Rp1ts and Keel
Boats with thcrcnrgocs, TO nad from anyrort
on tHe ONO and hlssls5lppl rivers, or their trIb
n'aryg trcams. Application FOR lusuTDr.e o ht
made for the present at the Office oftkg Wheel
aua 4 r mccoy sec"v
RETURN PRitMiUuS.
yENlE IVES TERN INSURANCE Compn.
~ NY OF Wheeling will return 10 per cen,
on all premiums received Tor risk, taken from
This date, where no los, has occurred
March 3, 1915. sccre,srv.
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THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
AIIOUJ

oNS SsnTH, master, will continue to
gyr.,-E21zll, ron through the season as
AZ 1870 weekly packet ctween ri IS
bureh aud Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every
sunday evening at o'clock, and Cincinnati
every Wednesday al 10 a NJ
For freight OF passage apply On board
feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

rUrEtL. MOORE a. CO.'S. Fast Mail Coach
"a leaves Whoo.inrda jy 40 O'Clock 4 NJ. -
hours jO Cincinnati
pilot Coach lcaves Wheeling daily at 10 O'CLOCK
II VI. l- hours tp Cincinnati
DTALLM NEGE'S Good lntcut Ctash leaves
Wheeling daily ate o'clock NJ, As hours TO-
MafsydlC. Ky.
Extras furnished on a. the above lines IN par
ties, with The privilege Of s'ccpms or travelling
et night as thcy may wish.
Once Moss Wafer So. ist door below the q $
Hotel, Wheeling, Va
fbj ! WEEKIDEN. Agsrt
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FL q T'E r. ~.
ENNti y sR D:NHisuN
DIsNNISON HOUSE,


DENNISON HOUSE,
Conner OF Main md 5lh SIS, Cincinnati
- TgNuiS well known establishment
Sac = lately occupied by Col Jno No
20 ~ lie. aud formerly by tho Senior of
49, our House, i, now opened under the
'Ir,c' on and prop,icto'ship Of The undersigned.
by HON ., nigh ieTu'a'inu a. a HOTEL OF
The east elias, viii, II = hoped c sustained.
Extensive additions have heCn made, and il
has been Pui Iu the N tEoi ough repair, pa int.
ed and rented. r.
From the locality Of This hoUsc, being IN the
most central part OF the viiy, equal distance
hom Canal and steamboat laudiugs, render u
equally a'uaCUyc aud convenient 10 men OF
bushes, aui leisure.
To all who may favor item with call, ihry
extend the a-,uIon,e lbui TO ,H,t will lie
spared by them to IcuACr ne visit OF ihri, quests
plea ant and agreeable.
DENNlSON s. SON.
mad cn-yin q ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

BRONNETS. HATS y PARASOIS-Plai aud
u D Fed Florence Braid Bonncts new style. Lace
DO, Straw bouncts of every knd, Leghor aud Palm.
leol Hats, al sizes rich Pom,os Pafasolcts and Sun
Shade, Of every quality. Just received by
apd SENSENEY 4 RItOrtg
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
C.3PITAJ STlO OOO

A'Oh II w Ed ERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL $40 600.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
Directors:
a Woods, w w Shriver, AP Woods.
T. Pollock, ThOS PAUL. Geo w Thomson
n McNaughten, w Mitchell, Thvs Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 eco.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. ident.
- SoB:EsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Directors.
J Caldwell, w Il Selby, Jas Baker.
II C WoodS, Z Patterson, NV Gill.
Jacob Gooding, VIM Fleming, SAM on.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MnwSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors;
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Filckner, II Morrison, Clumbacker
a N Johnston, Samr Mcclellan,
RoDT Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, IN Johnston
JCrumbarFer. n Baker, ] Baker,
John Knole, w + Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN ST., BELOW Monroe.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
DIRECTORS:
Brady, Robt Crangle, Jas Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno GDshorn, Daniel Lamb,
II g Woods, Jacob 5 Shriver
II w HARDING, Secretary.
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tOLUMUUs, (O.) IN4URANCE COM
pANN

aGENCY FOR UREELING,
Il K LIST. Al Shu'cg s. S,elIe'S Warehouse,
Wa'er street.
'g'HEY will rokc risks on BUILDINGS of al
8 kinds:
Steamboats, and Cargocs, Factories, Mill,.
heelboal>, klalhoalS and CsrgoeS Sc, against
loss "i damage by Erc,ur The dangers aud peri'S
OF the seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
IlImS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

'ENIE subscriber Is now pIrraIcd I'D GRIND
n com anj E,oSv Whc1rlr orl,,. for Far
m@rs end other s., hG SJ.h WLeelLa steam.
Nils, end h. dtllerS h,mseit hat he vii! be
abe 10 give satisfaction 10 al! such as mag pa.
troUi2' him.
mar u JOHN r GANLESS.
kINAMlLY FLOUP.-Thc subscrib ~. now
receiving some good Waca, which ma l,es
Flour that ne can recommend 10 the ,iiizru>
OF Nheeilnr, aud VIII ch viii D., scld low. ia
mily custom IS solicited by
mar Il JOHN BAYLESS.
4 ,AUkEL HILL MILL. STONES. A pan
~ tour irft nine niche, diameter, backed
ond banded like Burr stones suitable l,r grind
ing Corn ior which We have No use, AMI VIII
be sold low. Enquire at the South Wheeling
Steam Mills 10
mar 81 JOHN Y gAYLFSS
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-ks q q "a - TO II ELS.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

lOIiN FISHER, Agt, Book seller aud Station
cr, No 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va, 40
kclts the PATRONAGE Of his former frienss and
customer at his ola stand, where he. will tie
a5lei supply them with Books and Stationery
assOrtme Mt aud Is constantly receiving supplies
OF Mcdica!, MsceliapeOua, Jheolo logical and
school Books. Also, Bibles OF cy cry variety of
Ending, all OF which he IS able 20 afford az
cheap as they can be got at any otnsr place in
tie city.
iitghe5tPrice given for Rag ia exchange
sep 70
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RETURN PREMIUMS

heir agents are authorized to m AXE the FOL
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person IuSulIng single risk nv which
40 loss TO the company Is sustained snail re.
serve return on application 10 The agent, ct
I'D per cent on ~" amount patd. on nett gr.,,
premium PAID each year, amounting Ia s 500
nr over, II = per Ce.t IN Do; amounting To
HS'Vu &" over, 10 ptt Ceol. IAN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

DONNET RIBBONS & FLOWERS. Ladies
bD Cmyals aud Neck lies. Jacconet and SN is.
Edgings and lnscriugs, Thread Laces and Edp,nes
just received SENSENEY 4 RHODES
q ap 3
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REGULAR cIScINNArI rAcKET:
NEW U MAIL. STEAMER HIBgRNIA

NEW MAIL. STEAMER HIBERNIA.
.TSSGES The new and last running
q Sreamer HlBERNIA, John
ssS 1ffrS,p kiintiehcT. will continue
S1'-<-'-.---- --'SsS-sk--sal To make regular weekly
trips 20 CincinndrI; leaving Pittsburgh every
Tue'dly al 10 A. NJ; and Wheeling every
TUESDAY at T. NJ, and Cincinnati every Fri.
day at 10 a M.
For freight or passage, having superior nc.
commCdauonS, Apply on board
grThe Hihernia was built expressly for the
Cincinnati AMI PiuSbursh trace. an will cons
unue IN the trade The whole season.
S-The HihernIa - prov dcd with Evans
Sa'ely Guard 10 prevent the explo ion OF hoH-
er'' feb II
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SELLING Oi,Is.

y IIlIlI u UN'Ts
&tENSENFY & RHODES having n large
- stock OF desirable Goods On hand and wish,
ing to make way Tor a flesh spring supply, will
dsp So Of thcIf present stock very low lor cash
or to runc'uai customers. mn 10
NBLAIN BIN Blue Bin Italian Luslungs, SILKS
a Plain Blacks. Blue BIZ Puull dc Soics. Do
Bfocclo Chameleon Silks. Plaid aud Fancy Silks
Plain Saiius. SutscuCls, Nclvcts &c-iusi reed ut
sep OW UrlSKELLS
UNlGD and Lead Colored Porscc super Thread
faces aud E'giues. / isle do. White satin
beads Ge'd Chlhc,ts. Lace md Paris Lawns.
FrcnG, Needle work Capcs aud CDllars Eafls,on
and Manchester Grghams. with q large stock Of
pnnis B'cachcd aud brown SmnIg rom 1 ,o
e. 1 a, ihl lowest alta. ~
trf2 GLORGE MMURRAY.
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WOOL T(yISE.

hNN'la 4 " . = ~.
%fASh LBS, TYNE, suitable for binding
" - up Wool put up 40 dozens, in size
Balls suitable Tor Country Merchants M the
old stand formerly occupied by Dare & Fose
as HAT store, aud now occupied by the sub
ScrI5er a. Rope and Twinc Store. An ari,
cieS IN that line constantly on hand and Tor sale
Ve:y low iOI cash, az exchanged for n good AZ
ticle Ui Flax atCssh pitces. By the Subscriber
CHARLES III bE&RY, Water II.
4 tOLUMBIAN Mogozoe for April and M 81
~ Pictorial Bible. just received al ROBES, cor.
ner or Main aud Urion SIS. APT
$4,000 E!s"S1 5,d %2 a1S =, o .ss e,
cash by CHARLES II BERRY,
ap Head OF Wafer street.
NOTICE
- Vie Business OF JAMES n. FORSYTH
y q Co. Will IT, iu,urs be transacted m the
name ot FORSYTH & BAKER.
wheeling Feb. II. lS45.
~ UST received, sou lbs Cnc,nnar, DucI Beef.
~ goo lbs Bplosne. - Drums Figs. S boxes RAJ.
.ins. NJ f, Jars Pfunes 3 boxes Refined Oe.ine
Soap boxes Star Candles
ap7 JNO K BOTsFORD
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WHEELING TIMEs& ADVERTISER
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
fUBLiSiiED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES L. WHARTON.

AT TIE MASONIC HALt.,c rPosiTE TuE posr OFFICE
.htfket street, Wheeling YiTginia.
TERMS,
Diily Paper, IS. year IN advance
Western Virginia Times & Giz"uc, Weekly,
80, in advance.
NO subscription received Tor either Iaper for
a. linn - = -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

= Wiz Su0scuurt having sisCun iuutd The Au,-
run business Iu lhis rIiy. t'us I5pyc iu return
hIs lbuuts 90 tbusc who have n,ufrF h.n Min
eouvgumgrr, AID lurucunr,e. luurm4 lhc puBnr.
ihIi hc hns uDw "r,n,d D.Hnss.ru .iurr. iu sci
U prv1'r .1ic, nl kui. ul m .5cb,uIrc. such,
DIV Guui.. Nuaguos EufnIiurc. 30 ui.r.p.r.
Uc Jorge BOD siH"nu- aud Hro located .u rf.s among
'1" best paris of Voc cny. for 70 r,usuI hu,rt..
being "u Market space NJ los S.u.b cf.I ur ll4r.
krtllrusc L1rr1I aI,1upas r, 100 commencement
ls heretofore. Icrwn having uu.rrI,J 5r.papfs.
src requested tn cli hoiNccu Ius anItfc rr.t ul
Juul. a.J settle 'hc sIme uy GOSH ~ rrc. us u-
old hu-.ucsi must lr .Gu1rd. 'ru. without r,.Hr,r
o pgruus. Zoo pdjuiuu lp u.. putl.s .ils. boo ti.
clly, he would ,ay nrhc hen,GtrI sarN MS ,,i.h ta
have their goods stld nt auction fbu' he has ,aadr
suc arrangement ,s eII culHlc hu, tp e.i tl Of,,
cyety two monthr iosslI at puIfir slir
! moy 3 = BgENTIfNGTF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

ncai eS'aie anu steamboat advertisements
sheriff. aud commissioners sales, Theatrical
circus, or similar advertising, not To be pub
liShed by the year.
Advertisements charceablc by the insertion
should in all cases, be accompanied by the
written directions a, To the Number of inSer
Q IONS; it not, they will be published ill forbid,
and payment exncied.
TO advertisements inserted eratuitously.
I Marriages and deaths are published as news
obituaries and funeral Invitations are adyer-
tisements.
The privilege of advertisers, by the wear is
confined TO advertisements OF their own ,esu.
OF business. All other advertisements Sent b,
hem will be charged at The usual rates.
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PAINTING.

ID CRIMSON q HUI l.. HOUSE,. SIGN AND
\ 4 Observation-Disclosures No I25 West
side Nam ST. are always prepared win The hest
workmcu end material 10 execute ai orders iu their
lin, 30 The best style aud at The Ipwc.i rates
Every description ul sign PAINTING OK GIL.
DING dome i0 fhr hosi mlugrr nav 40
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4IENRktIS Sppcfiuf Mu'ssseviusf received
a bHd u5 lIt ~
Iau 3. lois, { KNOX
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
.ENCnANGE PLACE, BALTiMoRH.

mad cm-Cn Ga1 :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

t.
SArvabAr, Jsn. IS. ie45.
As Senate me, siss o'clock according to adjournment,
va mcuvY OF Mr.. boSpuaAxr. the Senate adjourned.
sna mssehsd procession headed BY their Speaker
E.q ssas from II. D..s y s:dcs,S AZ, DsT p%s
lin. va.
hoHpAv. Jan. "a, ls4s.
ns Ssns" %e,s'tss o'eloch. Mr.. CARrxa Temporarily
Mr.. Prrros. from the slses oenuia.s .poo,p,.d 10 az
anime into The eoadooS " the E..sern Luaaue Asylum,
On motion u Mr.. Gnnrrr, the rspor, m. o,d.,.J j.,
b printed. .ia W
Mr.. GALLAnKR reported wi,hou, amendment, bill 0,o.
wding for schsnge Of the place holding separate cleo
ton in The Of Middleway, In tho county q Js.r.on
Passed. - ,mT1
Mr.. MeMuLLks. fron the Comsniuec Of Internal I'm
provemeni reported. with amendments, bill
the Buchanan and Cloverdale Turnpike Company.
Mossrs McMuiIkx and McCApLky explained the pro-
rsions Of the bill and after suggestions By Mess Tmonr.
and passed. -TlTT
Mr. MoMuLLxs also reported the bill amending the &C,
passed March 30 ls43 concerning roads and bridges in
Brooke coanty-Pas~ed.
Mr. srAsAEp, from the joint committee to examine the
Affairs o the James River and ksnawha Company made
nary.
After remarks by Messrs NcMvlxs Tuo,,.x
VI A., and SrASAHD the further time was granted 30
on motion Vt Mr. BArrIsr. the Senate took up the re.o
luton allowing the Reporter OF the Cour, az Anne,l. 40
have access to tho Public Library. r."
MI BAPTIST explained the Of his opposition the
Reporter already having far a. with
the discharge Of his public duties.
Mcssrs. SrasARp, PEyroS, WALLACE and ALLaux. Sud-
ported the resolution and explained the character Of the
duties required Of the Reporter. f.t
MI McMuLLKs opposed the resolution. thinking il bad
precedent. and would lead other witbou,
end. ..t =
The vote being taken by ayes and noes the resolution
was eoncurrcd in-aycs IA, noes I.
The Public Ldnds.
Mr. WALLACE moved to take up the report of the ,cc,
committee on the subject of the Public Lands
Alter some remarks in favor Of taking up, by Mes,rs
"aiacc and McMullen-and against, by Messr. Gala.
her Carter and Stanad (who asked delay on of
the unavoidable absence o member who desired TO take
par, IN IT. the Senate refused to take up tho resolution
Mr. SrANARD made Intellectual effort to take up the
mac Rail Road Company. ~ WV
The bill establishing tho county Of Doddndge wa. taken
up anu some OF the amendments being adopted-ai,er
bill was laid on the table. ~
On motion OF Mr.. Wiley. the Senate adjourned.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Atan adjourned meeting on Saturday 25,b in., p.
sent: Gusiavus A. Myers, Presideni A. Lancaster VIM
+. Butler, John Dove, James NJ. Wickhan, W. Goddin
X. o. Haskinr, Henry Clarke, X. W. HaxaI, H. W. FRY
C. w. Muniord. and Henry Ludlan.
The agreement signed by The owner, Of Lon. nm n 49,
Broad street, between Mayo and 18th Streets cons~niiny
To the deposit OF earth their lands IN the extension Of
said street across the Valley which had been
laid on the table, was taken and approved by the Coun
ci - ~
Present-Joseph Mayo.
The Council having been convened on YESTERDAY IN tai.
into consideration the given 2st aud 2d inst
IN pursuance OF resolution adopted meeting of thu
citizens the l6th:-
Dr. Chambcrayne then offered the following resolution
pending the discussion Of which, the Council adjourned
over TO this evening, Mr.. Wckham being absent and
which taken up, viz: n
Resolved That the subject Of the seton Of the Proxy
in the approaching meeting Of the James River and Kansw
la Company be postponed until the ling of tho
Counc which. IN the that the expected meeting of
said Company be not postponed. shall take place O'Clock
Monday
And the question the above resolution was decided in
the negative.
A motion made by DIR. Dove that the PROXY Of ,bs
City be to vote Tor Joseph c. Cabe President
o. the James River and kanawha Company; and AIR
Wckham having been excused from voting the motion n,
instruct was unanimously agreed to.
Mr. Wickhsm rendered his resignation a, Proxy of IN.
City, which received.
Whereupon. motion Of DR.. Dove the President of the
council was appointed Proxy To the City in the
next meeting Of the J. r. and X. Company
The following resolution reported from the Comm.
sioners OF Streets for Jefferson Ward and approved;
Resolved That the City Surveyor be instructed TO cause
the cutters AT the Arch Shockoe Creek Cary Street
to be 50 changed to throw the each side Of tho
Street over the Arch into the Creek and the wall
on the north side 10 be repaired provided the entire coat
OF the work shall not exceed the Of 800. =.
reportwns presented from the Of Scos
Tor Jefferson Ward whom referred the memorial of
John Finders, asking permission cuver from
his factory 18th which read and laid on the
table.
Leave OF absence was granted To Me.ss wickham and
Haskins.
On motion OF Mr.. Munford,
Resolved That the City Surveyor be directed to cause
stone crossing To be placed the South side o Grace
street, 5 street, with suitable paving on each side
thereof
On motion OF Mr.. Ludam,
Resolved That the City Surveyor be directed TO cause
granhe crossing be laid from the Eastern side Of 18th
street. To the Basin Street.
memorial was presented from n number of citizens re-
presenting the condition OF Cary Street between Ith and
18th Streets, to be such materially interfere with tho
uansae ton Of business in that important part Of the City,
And on motion 81 Mr.. Lndam said memorial was re-.
tered TO the City Surveyor. with direction examine the
c'naon OF the cuve under the Basin and report
TO the Council