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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26
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u
ANCE COMPANY OF Boston have established an Agency
in the City OF NewYsk for the purpose Of recevins ap
plesr ms for Life lnsu "a, y s,,! &c
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER
WILLIAM PARSONS CHARLES ?. CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL, PETER WAINM WRIGHT
r. B. FORBES, WILLIAM w. sTONE,
GEORGE II KUHN. THOMAS a DEXfER,
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
Ions C CargSM,S. NJ. B. Consulting Surgeon 47s
J,NEsW' B. GsrESHow, NJ D. Consulting Physician, as
"'O''' JOHN HOPPER, Agent, No - Pine-.ueet
This Company has been in operation for The a-t Eighteen
months in Boston and has already insured above 100 per
sons Among advantages which presents may be Gu
l. The Company i = muns one, Of which all persons In
sred by II are members and interested the management
Of IL concerns in proportion Il The amount. which hey
insure . ,.,..
It has guaranty capital Of 10000 which held as
safety fund for the psy1eni OF is risks
The rals OF premium and deposit i regulated as 10
and 10 line Insured while Al the time It Il
consistent with the stability OF the institution
erery person who in-ure- required make small de
post IN addition TO his premium. Such deposits held
in reserve for i've years and II not needed for the payment
OF claims they then credited TO the deposiior
Ii policy BY accident should become forfeited, the de-
posts made by the assured Subsequent 10 ne last per0deh
distribution are paid bscA to nm - mai ihe depe.is SUI
belong TO the assured subject To the shove CONDITIONS
Al each periodical distribution of the surplus, every IN
sured member entitled to receive back three our,hs Of ie
surplus of his premium and above what may be ne
c,ssary To meet the liabilities OF the Company. The other
fourth goes INTO the reserved fund Of the Company.
Applications letters sf1ressef 10 the subscriber In
NevYork viii be promptly attended TO- aud al necessary
information furnished by HIM.
JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent,
au2e cod istp u fine--ire'-t, Ne~-fors-
~ We, the undersigned. haze used J. Peass 4
Son. compound Of Hosrhound Candy, for coughs
cod. hoar.eness aud ch-erIly recommends IL "a vaua
bic medicine In al such Affections, snd Tor improving NE
voice. professionally, i has no equal .
Rev l. Lindsey. pastor Of the Methodist p Church. Al
hany. 49,
Rev J. Crawford. recent pastor OF - second Methodist
r. Church, Hudson y. y.
Rev. Mr. Whitaker.
Rev w & HaSvley chaplain, City Hospital.
Rev. Mr.. Gnfn pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, BedfofdsL
Rev Mr. Hart recent pastor Of he Baptist Church Gold
street,
Rev Mr. Ayres recent pastor Of the Me,hod-,E Church.
Newark y J. =.
Rev Ii BANG pastor Of the Methodist p Church. New
Haven. CT
Rev. John c. Lyon
Rev. JnO. Sewisnd Mafit
Rev. Enoch Jacobs
Rev. =. W r. Alec, pastor Methodist T.. Church Rome,
NJ.
sod 4, IS pivi.lon-st and 10 Asior HOu--; Ledger
Buildings. Phlaie pta safest Boston, Mass; 81 state
Albany: 10 ll+ji BaimOre-rt Baltimore, Nd ls Ful-
i0n-st Brooklyn. l. J. And 80 Broad 81 Newark n }.
n usF-
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PRIVATE STUDY OF FRENCH

DROF bA>>kr l. about 10 organise his evening classes In
French for The ensuing al hs residence fa' Huc
= the 5ih door shove s. Luke ChurCh By his
method pupils acquire French pr,cic ally and gramn -csi7
without much study THIS system The result OF OF
researches. The pupils md themselves relieved from the
task u hours 5 minutes study No book = ps-d
cept read m. Ia orr courses thorou gh know led
French obtained. Those who wish Join the classes
viii please cal Immediately The number OF pupils and
classes limited.
y g. An afternoon class Of young sties viii De forned
amy residence and Nine DiXon's. f92 Hudsou-st
50
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SHEET LEAD AND WATER PIPES.
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

4 SURE PROTECTION against TIE injurious effects u
"A lead. offered by Inc subscribers al The price
Pipe and warranted perfect IN every respect
On band aud constantly manufacturing all sixss and
inches 10 cabre ana se male any length required
.uI2 3tn' LOWBER a LIZ ROY. N West-st
oil WORKS FOR sAEE-Conssuns OF three
" Presses and forty Sands Of Candle Nocds, together
with 81 the necessary fixtures for doing extensive bus-
the wharf IN me village Of Poug hkeepss
and In the vicinity 81 large manufacturing district
The above property offered reduction Of 70 per
from the Of flung Up, and disposed Of by 2n
Of October next will be sod al pubic suction 10 the highest
bidder.
Informsron Of the above may be had Of A. 4 s. VILLAS
80 P-arlsreet or Of the subscriber The premises
BENJAMIN GLE
Pom gbkespse. August z2d. ls<a aak ea~sw.
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- The correspondent 10 whom the coniens Of

ry~ The correspondent TO whom the coniens OF a
letter from Il VisiOr 10 the Fair" has been made
known saws that he knew not and cared not whether
the ever seen the premium Horse though
Of course he took il for granted and st has doubt but
they had He simply meant to state an individual I'M
preston that horse of Mr. Butterned. at his stable
which he invited by stranger from distance to
look at the most magnificent gedins Tor harness or
parade nesnns in appesrsncc) that he had ever seen
He saws so stlbut Instituted comparison with any
other Horse that exhibited and did not mean % eN
press any opinion that point did not mean 10 affirm
81 10 controve the opinion the Judges so any FAR
Their or do any other Thing than merely 70 speak in high
admiration Of the form and carriage OF splendid Horse
which on seeing that Mr. Bufterhcld had taken the pre-
MUM for the best geding. he supposed to be the same
Horse he had seen al his stable He certainly did
examine The saw any of his competitors
4 LOCKER ON AT UTICA.
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Wafer Cure.
Correspondence OF the Hampshire Gazette.
Nr,r ,Nn. GnptNcs SAINT IL n


NEw.LEBANoN SPRINGS Sept Is. l-i5.
We are working wonders here. Would that the pub
lie could know how are getting on My daughter
has to-day taken two plunge baths, at u degrees tenn
perature and walked six miles with recurrence OF her
weakness Miss W. who came here given up by her
physicians ncuraby diseased and who could take no
active exercise without great suffering IL now able 70
walk six miles with no sensible fatigue II she continues
10 improve as she IL doing, she viii soon be a
strong healthy woman Mrs b. who had not stood on
her feet minutes at time for nine years has been
here three weeks and on Saturday last walked mile
Miss A. W. who came with diseased spine. inehtfully
scared with cutting and cupping, unable TO walk the
fourth of mile has to-day walked seven and half miles
Mr. : who came here laboring under partial paralysis
of his whole ystem and corresponding abolition Of his
intellectual and voluntary powers has greatly improved
and today he my room and held sensible con
versstion with me Mr. l. another psralytic, s most
interesting case When his wiihered limbs revive. a.
ihy bid fair to shall shout The elder Miss NJ seems
almost well, finely is she getting along. All the pa
tients have great confidence in Cure, and make
noble efforts for their recovery Yours truly q :, NJ
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FOR THE PILES

nR UPHAMS ELECTuARY ian Internal remedy IL a
Dc-rsu cure for tho PILES, either Internal or external
bleeding or blind Sold only IN this city al tie Office VI he
ori gina Proprietor A. UrHAM VI. D. regular educated
Physician Of twenty years experience confined To an ocS
nractcs where Piles all Chronic Diseases
hy treated Medical Once ls Bo~ery four doors above
spnng-st Office hours from A NJ Io Z. NJ. Adycs
yrsn. ~ mD&W'
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WIsTAR's BALsAM.
A COMPOUND BALSAMfC PREPARATION FROM

A COMPOUND BALSAMlC PREPARATION from
"A VITA Cherry Bsss and Tar.-fh- best REMEDY
Group. Bleeding Of the Lungs Whooping cough. Broncm
u.s. Influenza sho,,ness Of Breath, Pain aud Weakness
M Breast OF Liver Complaint and tho fret OF
re- THOUSAND CURES, In cas.s deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established It's superiority
every former medical discovery II has always been styled
Natures own Prescription being formed chiefly from
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and
that thckly scattered wherever dseases Of the
lungs prevail We v- asw instances o lis exusNdinary
power, from catalogue almost without end
lady tsddrrss Will be given the NowYork Agency
VINO given by all Of her physicians to die Of
large quantities Of matter sort ofbeny
taken no medicine for two months being past ali hopcep
urey cured by few bottles Of this Balssm In September
and October 1874
A. Csrman. New.York City. who had No, slept, lying
down. for seven years (b-ng obliged to sleep In sitting
poste far cured attend to his business 10 the
stormy weather
Thomas Brsdee, ESQ. J. p jamaica L. cnred Of asthma
OF ~ years standing.
Thomas Co1ens Haddonheld NJ y. tssufes under oath,
that hs had violent cough and pain In the sdefor months
raised isrgr quantities Of corrupt mater-aso much blood
his physicians could do hut tie hn-gave him pills Of
mercury but did goodhs friends all supposed he hal
gaoping consumption entirely cured by three bottles 0f
WlsTARiS BALSAH.
Mrs. Ann D. Hopkins. Of Knowlesvl-, ~ Y. entirely
cured OF liver complaint and general debility Of sightsn
months standing -
Jsrob Hoffman, NJ. d. Huntingdon, cured a child Of r.
Schroebe of obstinate disease Of the Lungs after he had
tined all the usual remedies Ia vain
Cases daily occurring IN every part ~ The country
IN every shade Of Lung and Liver disease every other
preparation heretofore known To the world -
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. h. d. SANDS,
Wholesale ruggis- ~ Pulton-st New-York Sold also a.
osLY AGEsrs IN THIS Gre Phce 81 per bottle s1
bottles for s.. mhS
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FEVER AND AGUE,

ssvJ,HAT OLD FAvORITE AND STERLING RENE
DYp--" ROWASD'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURE" for Fever and Agse.r No medicine In any age
or country has with such universal successtpro
teced sans, covsfertes by the written signature Of the
proprietor John r. Rosd over the top Of each boue) IL
may he had IN ls fun strength genunenes and panty at
gna inventors Office No. y North Secondstreet,
Philadelphia; of"J o. Fay General Agent, No 1876 Full.
on-si Lamp sors) sun Buildings New.Yors. je27 6msd
EALyANiC RINGS and Magnetic Fluid perfectly
VI successful the u Nervous Diseases received ~
steamer Bnsu. The genuine only be obtained
city Of DR.. CfOmbIes Agents. Price Of Rings "a,
Gold a. faid IS cens A. b. X d. Sands 70 Fulton, Gen
eral Agents For sale also rs 500 Broadway, II East
Broadway 49, lfs and - Fulton, GuOns. OF Bowery
and Grand n Csthane IL Avenue ID. Of Clinton and
Diyison-Ars. Hays, brooSyn, ~ Fulton e.
aIJn lmeodoss
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BOOKS
no THE PROTEsTANT~

ITO THE PROTEsTANT> of the United States.
i Just published the most important WORK ever issued
from the American Press 49,
The Rev John Dowlings History Of Romansm, spendidy
Illustrated with than 81 highly finished engfavngs des
Of councils and practices
Of the Church Of Rome forming large and beautifully
printed volume Of nearly TOO pages rich embrmac oinh
ing. Price - 01.
T. WALKER, Publisher, ia Fulton ST. N. Y.
~ Agents wanted 10 sell the above wOrs Ia every to"n
civ county the United ssles 10 whom liberal per
c-nage will b. allowed Blo
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY Tor SCHOOLS llns,
L trsted hy 220 er cravings and 3 maps, with globe
map on a plan IN vol Ito by = O. Goodrich snthor
q Peter Psrley's Tales sc.
The above work has already been Introduces INTO tns
Public Schools of Rochester and IN Il number Of others
The first edition Is nearly disposed OF, Inc sreonh
$50. HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, PIG Pearl-st.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
THE subscribers keep constantly on hand complete as
.orimcu OF school Books for sale al thr lowest prices
Also Copy Books made OF supefne paper States and ale
Pencils Ink and lnksiands. Lead Pencl. Steel Pens W n
ding Paper every description OF School Stationary OF
= f'>"''' JANsEN's BELL. 15s Nss.au-.,
THE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING FOR lS4o.
lust PUBLISHED by MCGOWAN TREADWE LL,
y No. Sc Barcay-sL The Odd Fellows Offering Tor 20
wings on from Original designs BY Casiaef
Morton beautifully bound In Morocco gut Ibe usual
di.roun M allow sd To booksellers. sill I'm
DANE Il Bt Kt.E~-, Publishers and Wholesale
dealers Ia school aud Miscellaneous Books Stsuonery
ard BLANK Work, 60 John H. Nev-forS NJ
Purchasers from lhe Southern and Western States NINA
this the available heycan select for liberal prices
and Accommodating terms u, I'm
a LHANAC~.-Th- trade s1ppAed ~iih Alnanacs a.
"A th- prices Of manufacturing Al The Tribune Office aus
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EMGRAVER.
John g. HORTON, Historical add Writing EnEssss,
y No. ~ Nssssust wv
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RoARpING Ann nav soYoo1

I'OR YOUNG LADlE>-Mrs. BAILEY VIII be happy 10
Il receive her pupils Monday. the 3ih II September.
There few vacancies for boarlers hose DESTROYS OF
placing their daughters A. THIS csab hnept VII please
ply al Mrs Bsieys residence, No 10 Csro-pace, eccs
-
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GALYANIC RINGS and Magneuc Fuid perfsciy
APoTHEoARIEs' HALL, IS oATHERINE-sT

APOTHECAHIES HALL, 80 CATHERINE-ST.
Established 1870.
LII MEDICINES In this establishment warranted gen.
IA uine. No boys or inexperienced young
allowed 10 wait Customers. The finest Swedish I4eeches
Tor sale or spPled by experienced person.
WIN WATSON, Chemist and Pharmareutst,
slO 3neods From A. GARDENS. ~ Oxfosds- London.
SHEET LEAD AND WATER PIPES.
gT,Hk uncer zned conlnus 10 manufacture Sheet Lead
snd Lead Pipe Of ali kinds and sizes warranted u The
beat q 1y and FOR The lowest prces and
FOR benefit VI he pTs1dced. they viii also supply
Plumbers TiDaed Plated Timed Lead Pipe,
A. - price ina u the pure Lcaden Pipes alosgh
he superior durability and hoesonensss Of The later
ben sufficiently established by experience In this
civ az heretofore In all other Water Works hrous hout
civilized world.
LATHAM BROTHERS, 2is water-st- ~ York;
- Ssr-O1- Is xinorst Phiadrlph1A
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i ssicai Ecucaron siiua'ei New Milford Itch
field County Connecticut incorporated by Act OF Legiss
and unoer Trustees Of unqn-sonsbe character open
for th- reception OF young OF both and o-ers
every nducement for the consideration Of parents and
dans DO anxious 20 efficient and thorough
education for their children and wards
One hundred dollars per year payable quarterly viii in
Guide all expenses of education with board washing mend
Ing aad incidental expenses
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l. All Lessons or Rules paid for n commencing
One hour allow each Ride In the School
s. One hour and a half to L. sson on the Road.
= i.s'ss ;Si A NJ and to- y. NJ
s. No gentleman admitted dursg the hours Appropriated
10 Ladies.
card OF address Ia requested previous to commencing
~ ntlemen keeping e4s Horse. IN this establishment
viii have the privilege Of riding them in tie school grail,
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DUKDEX's PATENT HU ". -, Il Hsra~sls m Is
ID now On BY ne pflneips 49, =. or, nd msis ID
he E,s ;ss msss y vii ss
uot IN ~-<~ey rusurusd, win ~ peuecs-n
se.su 49, 49,, 40 q s eosauy BURDEs Aseo.
II Troy irua sod Nal Bscosy, eU i&issA my" ""s
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Il te.atia coi.eciioa Of Eas.vngs 81 ssesy sssenEa
n,. asS Lnr Essp.riss sssdis. crsySs %:
Panied heaHs ,ss,rsl Fxures NEUROLOGICAL Subl~es
vrrnch Prints scafc~ cd kLgrsvinss nns
::s r The w: ed s,nss%ss ss S s
gre. are inyi ed 70 cell sna view u< also, sesfos
" s,soeh add Enxilsh, wilh curious Psiss si~o''s
booss .,s'I ~ No ~ Nssssu-E In lle rear -.
sac sa ~. A HUNTER, impodsr OF rnn
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patent ale0ifines.
sANps's sARsAPARILIA.

yoa REMOVAL AND PERMANENT Suss OF ALL Dis
E.sIs .sisl>s Tsos IsPVss STATE % rss
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RUtKDING SCHOOL Tor Boys New osnssn
- Seminary Ct IoHS OsBoRN Principal Number Of
pupils limited twenty. Terms sl5a per year. Circulars
may be obiaired Of d. 5 Duncomb. No. Cedsrsi J. H.
siriv-r ~ East Broadwayi H. rremper, iSS Grandst
al ~
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HARP4.


I'LL " tho subscriber accordance. win tbs nies hal
reduced his superior limitation Moleskn Hais ON FuI
Bodies low pnes Of sl,z5 The sbov- 10 "a
-e CANT hal, and will compare with
aals cold 10 thus city al e2O an. - 90 Also constantly
and SiA Has, Of the beet qualify siss
pattern and Tho lowest city prices for cash
An assortment of vst and cloth Caps constantly On hand
H. 10 any instance above does gve psriss ssiissr-
Ion can be FUZZY ebained by giviss Information 10 the
subscriber }. W. KELLOGG, No. I'D SanArst
ans Sun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

opinion wi.h. each turn 'sse Tie fact. ,ha, Mr.
rohosks plan Tor tekss te OF tie y~opls directly
Upon the pant would be pususd SINE csher caleula
It'd 10 have The sasc eiee Let the esesnon be s,rippcd
OF ell erfrsesss such Presidential
and is come directly before the people Thss vo,s
would then decide whether not to be styled a
Muh'idses styled tho Romans. "Lstrones gcn,ium-tha
Is the '.robbers Of nations"
My l'uers have been filled with this subiect that
have net found h more hsa suson TO the inss
leu, prsceesngs OF the Democracy In Congress- relative
Rhode Island aud her constitution Was there ever any
thing Lake az The Congress OF the United S,es undcrsa
Nina 10 prescribe constitution one o the sovereign
Siscso this Union II will b. received no doubt, in that
quarter with an the Contempt due such insoener but
what say our flaming State Rights men, MeDufes our
nhe''s' ~ef They nM ssy. u'abt will tank IL
they do not that the Rhode Islanders arc yankees and
not cn'itied To the benefits ot their distractions
hear little spscuaons. worthy notice. on the subicc,
OF tne C"eine' appointments under the Dynasty Mr.
calhoun. however, il generally thought has ~ efecuay
done hinoe up. since his acceptance tho office Of Sec
rotary OF State, that he be entirely out Of the
question Never did any in o shot time 80 com.
Pe'eiy undeccive the world his abilities. lie IL an
example OF the fact, that who puncs n,se upon
splitting hairs and choppng logic makes the very poorcs,
o st-csmcn, and will always irter away cause by
running IL out into inmatcrial points. LiLuuRsx''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

The House OF delegates "Wednesday, ag.eed ,the Sc
nate concurEing) so INTO the ell of Councillor OF
State On the 22l u this month
The Councillor, whose it is g. out, is Colo. Jno
rutherford OF this city worthy gentleman quiet citizen
and regular "Od Hunke" As Office the Colonel seems
have been peculiarly favored by the Fa'es He was not
only born with silver spoon in his mouth but ,o-and
time, THREE,
At time lac President ofihe City Counc-a sal.
aried oice-Pre-ideEt OF the Mutual Assurance Soci,
aainst fire IN the State OF VFsuia the office for EN-, u
meet in the State aud Councillor of State besides How
he could be bodily present 10 and all the
and conflicting claims which these various obligations
imposed upOn him, mysterious: Yet did we never hcnr
Of complaint against the Colonel for derc,icon
IN any o them. We believe that by some talent Of
ubiqui unP'ssesstd and unclaimed by ordinary morias
he got through all bis saricgited and conctl du,io re-
specially If not ably
Against the personal worth aud competency this gen.
ueman, far be iirom US 10 suggest single word lie
i blood relation, aud Of the blandcs and most
amiable have ever known, UNDER THE ROSE he
Is toleraby bigoied to be in Politics. but externally
he is all bcraliiy, tocraon, geniencss and suayity
PToseTibe such a mil! never: But may be allowed
to suggest these Considerations for his removal.
/. The place Of Councillor a miserable abortion and
fooleTy best. Tie office itself Is a fungus
2 Such 1t Is, 1t only intended pension of upon
the finances of the Siae decayed and broken down pafy
hacks!
3. NJ Rutherford docs come " thin this category
as, exclusive OF his ample private fortune he is IN re-
ccpt Of the best salary in the State president Of the Mu
tua Assurance Society,"
1. he Convention Of 1899. intended a. We know ,hat
the Council should be elected for term only though
from haste. they did not specify that ides.
D Tae Office sp7teai purely, and not minseria-and
the Wings have the gh, By English aud American
to elect Wing, If they ran, tand a. they csnD
D. No m1n in this country OF equality end Democracy.
has rsh to hold two Offices once. Least Of al has
Democrat that rig Leasf oj all the Demoera.s has c H.
Rutherford, wiz, u wo not much mi. taken once
signed public political mlnieso, containing these s.gn
h;ant words. written by Peter v. D,uiel-"tnut TO-
niOn in Office has tendency to purify and by conse-
quence preserve, Republican Instituhons"
We call upon ho Legislature in this pending election
to be Just 10 e People! Faer not from duty under the
unayOrable circumstances in which the Wings for the
time, are PLACED. That parry really was never so united
and powerful nov! Let the Wings Of tho Legislature
do 'henscives--thcir cou.cicr prncylcs-iieir coun
tTy-Jusfes! This Is Whist wc ask, and what ,he eec
inns in April viii fully sustain.
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SENATE.
Taua.pAy. J,ou,rv an ,et,.


The Resolution from the House, for the election Of
Councillor Of State ito succeed Col Ruiherord on the
s1d instant. was, motion Of Mr. Wallace, laid ON the
table. ~
Nr. McMuLLKS. from the committee Of Internal I'm
poseneas repos,ed the bill amending the charter Of tho
hsppahannock Company, wi,hou, amendment
Mr.: WooLfoLk moved an amendment, reserving to it,
sell the right To alter repeal the charter
After some remarks by Mr. Wallace i'm oppo,ton 10 the
amendment, tho bill, motion Of Mr.. McMullen, was
laid on the table.
Mr. PryToN, from the committee Of courts of Justice
ropotcd bill auhor ing the sale Of certain property be-
longing to the dessees aud egaiees Of Robert B. Sike
dec. Passed.
Mr.. CARTER, from the coms,i,ec of Claims. nrn,r,ed
the bill releasing Edward Mathews OF the town Of Lynch
ens irom the payment Of fine tor forfeited recogn-
1ance-which BILL after remarks in il, favor by Mr.
bondu'ant. and against by Mr. Carter was laid on the
table.
Also, bill for the relief OF Elisha Snodgrass of ,r,p
Tor the correction at in the of his ans
Explained by MIR. Wiley, aud, after some opposition by
Mr. Carter, laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Baptist, the bill concerning
Dodson. Sheriff OF Mecklenburs with IN. substitute of Mr.
reyton making tho act general authorize the quail
neon OF Shers out o court OF personal dsabi-
w. was taken upand, after remarks by Mcssrs Dan
nst 1aaher aud feyton the bill, amended was passed
On motion OF MIR. Carter the bill coneetni.y tn, PRICE,
Turnpike aud Cumberland Gap Road, was considered
and, alter some opposition from Mr.. Voolfolk md SIM
port BY Eessrs McMuen and Wallace was laid ON The
table. " ~
The bill received from the House. through its
Mr rzicr making an appropriation for the completion of
the buildings OF Deaf and Dumb and Blind INSTITUTION was
read the hst aud second times and committed This bill
app'ora'es S2aOOO payable six semi annual install
~
On motion of Mr.. McMuIIES
Inc Senate adjourned