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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

HNllEY KEEP constantly on hand. q very ex.
- tensive assortment III superior Mahogany
French and Grceian Ctairs; r cking chairs. Sofas
Pier nEa card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Be.sesds.
Toilet Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
other article of The latest style and bes, finished
Furniture ever offered IN the city.
Gilt aud Mahogany Framed Lookisg Glasses o
every variety and price. Locking Glass Plates Of all
.zes. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand aud
made 10 order.
Upholstery Wore: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bolscs aud Pillows. Hair. cotton. lIusk. Spring
aud Straw Mlaiirasses; Blankets, Quilts, comforts
Sacking Bottoms. OIL cloth covers. Floor cloth
Grass Mails Of all kinds; together with every other
ar'icle.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand aud nude "
order
Veniinn and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades of every variety aud color; all Of which will
be sold nj very low prices, aud warranted Of Tho
best quality. Also. MAmoGAsy VENEERs. Hair
cloth. VARNisH, Spanish Mess. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Paper. Locks, Hinges. casters, BLAND THixS'
,fiNGs G instantly ON hand aud suld low for CASH.
w STEAM Bears furnished with every article
OF Furniture nj short notice. and on the very bes'
Terms. SEQ ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

n lave ims day received NY toll sntk of
n French Periumery. winch VIII lie sold VERY
low iOf cash, IL Consists Of The following or ic,es ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

A GOOD ASSORTMENT Oi Ready Mods
IN Ladies CAPS and Head Dfosses; a ls5 Bouns,
Bofders' and Artificial Flowers, for sale by
sep ~ a o FAlRCHILD.
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J &Fcc. L&R!c nov "a

VlRGINIA-ohio Cieuil Superior Coun Of
v Law aud Chanccry. October 3lsI. 1874.
Erskne & Eichclberger, In Cu.scr,v
against ! Decree a., A.
Jones & Tr"esdolI and others count.
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE
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DrpCl ut Il t / 8 It.

Slahoem Der Ihtbare JobnSanfs,Gsq
preItoent ber peribirbeneI 9ourten pon@onts
mon Dleas, brs oritten @crid6tsbe3irfs, be:
ttebsno aus ben gaunties Serfs, Ncrtbamp:
ton uub $etba, III spenniplOaniem, ltllo Stitb:
tcr Der unterIhiepIieben gcurten bon Oyer
unp Serminer, Der Dierteljdbrlleben Sisuns
gen uno allsemeiner Sefauani6 grlsbauns,
in 9eoaebten gauntles, unb Matbias 9.Wies
baro ,iuo Sobn Stautfer, gsqs, Niebtcr
oct gomrten bon Oper unp Serminer, Der
pisrteljabrlihcn @isunaen nnb aasemsinsr
Sef1n9nib grlrDi9una, fir bic Giebtun9 bon
gauntp Serfs, ihrsm Sefrbl oil mid ausses
felt babsn, oatirt Neapins ben Is. Sannar
A. I'D. l845, iporin 0e cine gonrt ponSoms
mon pleae oer aasemeinei pisrteljdbrlichen
Slsunsen Over uno 3erminer uno aasemcls
ner Sefansnib grleci9uns anberaumen, mel:
ebs ssbaIten ,psrosn Goll 5u 0esoins, flr bic
gauntp 8erfs, auf oen erfen t,1ontas
i'm ndbffen Ipril [melhes Den item bes
triaaten Wlcnats Iein wro] unb pelebe s,psl
2Boben oauern Ioa-
60 miro biermit Slahribt se9stsn al Den
@oroner, bic Sriepensribter nno gonitabel
Der sebatbten gauntp Serfe : ba6 fs Gb 5u
erfaster 3eit. um 10 libr Dormittass, nit
ibrcn 9rrssitbninsn Nesitratnren, Inter.
Gubumsen unb gra,ninationen nnb alien ails
bern grunerunsen einsufnben baten, INN fol-
he Sinae su tbun, bic ibren Usmtern gu
tbun Standardization Diejeui9en ,pels
be terbunoen fno sessn bic Sefanseaen Die
in Dem Sefansni0e Der gauntp Serfs Itno,
ODER bann len mtsen, seriebtlitb jn perfabs
rcu, 70 ,pie es retbt Iein mag
"Bott erbalte Ole Republic !"
65-0is 3sussn unr Surors, pelde auf Cts
Gaate Gourt Dcrseiaben ftnb, iperoen eriudt,
Dinftliebteit 3u beobadbten: i'm Sail ibres
2usbleitens msroen 0e in Semasbeit pes
Sefeses casu aeswunsen. 9ieleNn3eise miro
auf bstonbern Sefebl oer Court betannt Ses
maht, oabsr aIe 9isjenisen, tpelden IS ans
sebt, ftb barnah ju riebten baben. .
George 6ernant, Shsrif.
Sberifs 9(mt, Meabins,(
Wfdrs Is. l645. I'm.
@0ie Srieosnsriebter ourdaus bergaun:
tp Ilno tbrertstbialt sriu6t Scribt bon SIC:
ccani3ances unb Nnflaaen al eimen Ger prcs
Isquirenben Inpaloe, peter SiIbert unb 8.
prinsIe Srnre, GEO., einise Gage Dor Der
Court 3u madsn 70 ba6 Bills 3ubereitet
neroen moaen, fir oas 6anoeln ber Srano
Surp uno parteien, 3ensen uno bsiipcbnen'
oeSurp Feline 3eit DerIieren.
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6eutc erGTmenc.

9ie ltnterfbrietenen Itno jnit bon pbila
oclpbla 3uriltsefebrt NIT einem 9rcBen unit
mo- oblaussepdblten 4dortement 3eitsemd6sl
"trofner Siter," pelebe poblfeiler pertaufl
merosn aIs al irssno einem Stcbr in Nea
Ding foltbe als:
@ebwar3s nno bfaue 9uebe,
Blaue, brauns uno CRIME bo. .."
Sbliebte unb Sdncp @afmir'e,
DO. %. galltnctt's,
Sblittte unb Sanep Ssioens Yelbet
wstten,snse,
ShIihte nnb Sdnep Satin DO.
Marfsile unb Salentia DO.
0elpet nnb SslUet. gorbsn,
nebit einem ercben uno woblfeilen 4dorts'
ment bon 6alsbinpsn [Stcfs], @raraften,
gtlr1en 6anof6uben, 6oIentrdaern ,e.
Boloene Ku9eI Stebr.
Stsabing, W1ar3 4.
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Jeeue, moot9e uno tpoblfeile
- butma6eret!
~ Nbillip Santmer,

Sutmabsr, mabt bsrmit ben Siresrn pom
Geaon9 uno Der llm9s9eno bsfannt oas sr fib
in &sabine nsu stabiljrt bat unb fen @sfbdft
in allen oa;u ssbtrsnosn 5wsissn bstrsibt-
Seine Esrfifdtts 1T in Der @sitsYennifrase,
eleitb cbsrbalb osr weisen Kird,e 100 man
fcrtwdbrsno fnoen piro einsn srcsen Scrratb
bon
Beaver, t7utria, Gator, rufGiben, nups
pee uno wellenen Suten,
bon allen Mceen unc Sormsn. @r rpirb fib
aufs Seife bemibsn burb quite 9trtsit unb BILE
li9s Yrsifs bic @unit Der &unosn 81 sswnnen,
Die ibm NIT ibrsm Sufprubs bsebren mcssn
uno label Sas b6fibif Elm ansurutsn unb iss
uen Scrratb ju beiibti9sn.
Seifsaun9en msrosn canfbar anesnpmmsn
unb fbnsll uno phnftlib befor3t.
&saoin9, Wfdr; Is. IS.
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StnterianeniebafG oes oeriforbenen
Sbpmas SSntts,
lsstbin BON @asrnarpon Saunfbip, SsrfS etp.
Nabridbt miro biermit 9eSeben, bab
ssifamsntssSrisfs auf bic 6interlaisnfbaft osS
erfa9ten 8srfcrbsnen Dem llnterfbrisbensn be-
,pili9t pcroen iino, Der in Oifs@arl Saunibtp,
aaneaifer @auntp, Wobnt. 2tqe pertcnsn Die
nod 8crcsrunssn an sriaste 6inRrlailsnIbaft #
babsn, iinb erfubt oisislbsn fir SsSablnns eins
jure6en uno Nae bic nob fbuleis lnb an ele>
fslbs, obne 8ersus absabssabIen. ~.
Samuel watts, erstutor.
0)tdrs 1S. 1S45. 6in.
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Spbn 2ln0aier

bat 70 sbsn srbalten uno miro beute er6fnsn
Elm fsbr aussecebntss Nnortement BON friiben
trofnen Biterh fbidlib fir bic Sabrsset,
wsltbe unsswobnlib woblfeiI fnb. '.'
Mtaeina, Mdrh 25.
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[2tus Dem pbiIaasIpbia "Dsmofraten."
Gin Stbriftieter aeiilebt. Gin lsSis
ger jun9er Olann, ipelder foipobl eas Ssssn
Gle 4uf;maeesR Oct Scrm tsritsst, Fam, .peii
Ct nebt Soft, &csie uno Dalhe ffeb init einetn
md6lsen Salarium bsspiiaen mill, cine oau'
erbafte StsIe erbalten. Staberes in ber Of
flee bes 9smcfratsn. Dlar5 19.
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6 EdncDzGut d

Sic llntsrihrisbsnen baten 70 etsn erbals
ten cine ib6nc $ctt bon W1oule Dc &alm galt'
mir ot gGecd, Crap be $airb @buiane, Ses
baltiau asspirfelt, Sslours, polfa uno sss
frifte MantsL rpc3u fts Die HufmsrfI fIamfeit
erbittsu. D'Srien uno Eaiauel.
Shilo oct soIoensn Sussl.
Weaoiua, Wtdr3 18. 4m.
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Wirfli6e 9bulo Iaiftnt, $4e,2e7 26
N3ir bic unterssibnstsn Nucitcrsn psn Der
6sbnuns fir Die Staot Nsaein9, beribtsn.sas
uir Die &shnuns uno Sslsss bon Geo. Seas
tbu, @iq, Sbasnsiifsr BON srfa9tsr Stact
unteriudt BADEN uno cine Der porsrfa9tenStaot
fdaiss SiIanj fnoeu bon abt Sounosrt uno
fsbs sbaIsr, nsunsis uno sin SisrteI Sent.
Die @bulo Der Stabt erssbt sbsnfaus aus
Der se9sbsnsn an9abe bsrpor.
7obn g.Heifibneioer1
wm. II. 1Deus, Nubitorsn
Marie y. Gfert,
gfsacins, INars 25. ls45. 3m.
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StoDt . Mecbmmntt.

@epra Geatber, in @sbnuns NIT Der
Stabt Meabins, Wadrs 10. 1s45.
Dr. er4 as8
Bilans in oanoen pom lsstenSeribt$543 694
Baarsslb p.S. .Mllsaisr, Sar ,. 1s43 1104 "a
DO. DO. fir 1874 226S 90
DO. Dude, sar fir 1s43 Ats 6s3
DO. DO. 1914 34S5 O0
bo.@en.6 6ob, CITRATE, Y.@ocoman 20 90
bo. Sobs@onifabsI 8orfirStrafsn 8 30
bo. wm.Sbensr,@fq., %. DO. 2 90
DO. Sobn Soisfsr,gIq 8il. .. anleibe 2 81
DO. 5. Soff, auf &opsrs siSenbum % 90
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9cbatpls! Gcbufuls!!

S'8rten uno Nai0itel baben juit er'
baltsn Gin febr Dor1islie6ss Ifortement 9bis
Bet, W1aufe Dc $ain, gttsman uno gaftmir
Scta,pls, ,pelebs fle fteber poblftiler Ssrfaus
fen ,percen, ais Ite je subor IN Neapins an.
sebcten wprren. t6oloene Ku9el Stobr.
Neapns, Wldr5 Is. an.
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GrebS=SbaSett.

Oas 8olssnrs 1T elmer pbilaoslpbisr Sci.
tun9 Cntnomlnen
"Srau Olaria Sbwsissr, tn Der 0toro 4.
Strabe, ipllrpe bon ber oben9snannten fdbreds
llebsn plass befalleM i'm 8eltebt 5piiben
oem Nuse ,lno Der STATE une bate Ibon els
men 9beil Der STATE nno Die oaranltoBsnesu
Sheile pss @sfthts wessefrsden. Giswane.
te (tb al 9 ftor Gree II, bon 8eas
orns pa., Oct lte, nit 8eiitanD unp pss 9s.
seus Der SorI rIsbuns, belize, pahrenS fle ibre
sspcbnte $sbensart fortieste, uno a6 II. trans
mas ibr f6mefte
@iniae &eute uannten ss SreteIhaDsu-
9erofula-3stmgs EhlL nsbit nod pisls
anpsre Slamen allein alle eisie Bsnsnnnns
gen bciIete - bic Srase rpar ":lDer fann
Is bsi(sn?" Osnn es mar tsItanois am llm'
(t6freden -S1aIc, Bafsn, 4nsG icsar bis
,um O1unb binunter, trcs allen 6si(mitteln
bic pa,u anaewenpet pprten, bis bic Camille
bon BEN cbenbsnamtsn mann b6rte.
Gin auoerer patient, Der in Rusta,ln, SPA.
ncbnt, bate ebenfaQs cine abnlie6e plase
an feb, nats am uuss unb @etlaf uno murs
De naeb pbilapelpbia senommrn; allen er
febrte unssbeilt surif, ,pnres aber naehbsr
pcn eben Dem Wann ssbellt, uno 1T jeet ss'
lunc, fr6blieb nno snfrNcen."
Solhe Ysrfpnen, bic unter abnlihsn Bs.
Ibwsrbeu Ihmatbten, ftnnen i'm ~ sessns
,partissr 3eit in Nsapins, pa, antrsffsn. no
Ct jest rpphnt.
6eticbt bergeffeut.
Gertiheat pen Dem Sale oes Srn. t1eunt
Gin rclpstablsr Baucr ih ebefer gauntp.
9eamens Slount, bate ginen in feiner Sainis
lie Der init tbeilwciIer Slinobet seplast mar,
in Sclse bon SlerDenf fhwdhe uno anoern
ltrla6sn, uno oas Qrin5ip bon Or. @reea's
6filmittel ttslte bas Iuaenlidt ,pieber Der.
.9a waren Stiifeben 5aut ober Slim, bar.
iber ,pa6fnp, bic tpie ieb CLAUDE ,,eataraet"
senannt rpsroen,- uno ipelhe 3eitenfpetf' bin
pesssIbnitten ipsrpen milnen, aber bas prin.
alp bon bes Doetcrs 5eilmittel Dsrtri'b biefe
6aut BON Den Ausen nno ftelte pas Iussns
liht pisbcr Der: - bic Notbwenoi9feit nnh
Gsfabr pee Sbneipsns entVrnenp.
Sreuno Qefsr,
5alt' i'm @srahtniS bas ber @stsr aasr
9inse ans 5siImitteI ssssbsn bat, fir fat
ale Sranfbeiterl.
9its mu6 s uns niht ertannsa. Ibsr -
ioltsn mir niht eritaunsn iber unfere O1at'
la6istsit, fir piefss 5siImittel 5n fenpen, ,rfR
man ,psiB ipo es gu babsn 1T, nio rptnn tpir
wiGen no es ;a tlneen5
D1dr5 25. ~ I'm.
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- a b + / b t

an Grob: un0 &leinbdn0ler.
Sas folaenpt 1T cine ritti9e siits bon ale
len Gleinbanplern in ausmdrtissn Sanmailss
waarsn in Ysrfs gauntp, ipie pielelben BON
ben gonltabsts Oct unterlebeoenen 9aun'
ftips, 1Barbs unb SorOusbs Der eriasten
gauntp teim Januar :2srmin ls45 einbe'
riebtet ,poroen, ssma6 elmer IhtmtlpsUtts,
fit folebsn GaG sematt ano berfdst.
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Dref GeiDen.

eCreE SetDeN.
Sic linterIbrietenen baben jnit erbalttn
uno srtfnet, beute, Dae noblfeiltte uno BETS
aueaewabltefe NGortsmsnt pcn febwarjsn,
blanI Icbwaraem uno Sanepfarbenen Ssiesn,
Die jemals in Neaoins ann Ssrfauf ansebos
ten ,porosn, mo3u bic Aufmrfiamtelt oer
9ameu bslonosrs erbeten fpiro, bon 5isH.
O'Sricn uno Rai9uel,
8olbene &usel. Stcbr.
Neabias, Wadrs a..
gbsnfalIe ssnirfslts uub 9atin ssfrsifts
D1uNslins, ffr 9lsibr.
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anaabe Ser StaetSbulocn II. Greeite.
Gr.
BonbS fdai9 1s49, $4,000 90
1850, $4,000 90
1855, 30,140 90
---$50,14 90
Gr.
Raufs'lo fir &opsr's
5oaus, $725 90
G.W. .Sar fir 1S44,fdqi9
unb nid,t eolleftst 406 OF
H, SO, TAI II
.. 81, ,s72 IA
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-c,he Richmond Enquirer.

rnoulrer 10 published OAtL IAN, saa JET" M.
ny The Enqu ,hs n,ily Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEKLY. TOT VIZ If eight dollars Il taken for snort
num- and 81 .'' 80 wear For the SEMI " eeAy, ~
e period than and Three Dollars fol- sia -,
dosis per aors 20 De paid s eHes, OF n "d -
payable ID ad Or Six Dollars per annuu' a. VIC
mail, post paiu' !"
The yeir ,h;s Office may he Iemiueu ~ " rJi
M I.oyaiahle Bank notes. ~ .,' !, 10 a. .,r;te-s-
10 good anu af a letters beng pad os @ acconnt
tt ms az single letter Is scai.e ns,aas In an
The poss II IS The accumulation VI sssious tax
u ue business, which oieias
non Inc Edilclsl ~ .nvrRT,SlNG.
- THE DAll.Y ENoulksM;m'" sfly cents, aud
IN s lines. or less. first hse.." = nts-n insert
'.r succeeding insertion twen'! n,es Zines week,
"a anee week. twice weeA' y
,s,dy seven and halt cent?. INV dollars FOR thirty
Annnal advertisers are ciaIs. -, ,dverissments Of a
limos ana in that proportion Trndsrs and Auction
n,ss,,, lenstl-eXcspt L'ten dollars (paper in
s s,ss'' who are charged one huno''' -
emasd luz ssMl-weEELY-onr s sr zach H con.inu
ance, so cents ,;.,,cs must be accompanied whit
Orders ifo references, 10 insure eAoCu
tim. ..nJ Marriages. from the country
lO NJ ~, a,,v,s hand writing IL unknown az tnis
whehess "a authenticated by the endorsalion OF .o
,,s, in The nei.hbothood or thsy WI, ~ nv .,e
fonI.had Every measure, that mas peeu .asoe =
po n,nostons and qnizzes, mas proven hs'e'o.o
rpn.yaiing We must, therefore, INSIST - ~ u
49, IN. communication being csfSthoa ny 0io "a1 -
VIZ post n ,eriuen the back % the ie'teT-
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cAPDEN SEED.

GARDEN SEED,
EROM Growers Of known reputation, and
i warranted fresh and genuine, at wholesale
and retail.
Acknowledgment Globe
Asparagus-White Giant
Pole Beans-Large and small Lima
Snap Beans-Early China, Early Yellow SIX
weeks, Early Mohawk, Half Moon, Refugee or
1000 to one
Beet-Early Blood ,urnip-rooted, Early Yellow
turnip- rooted Long Blood, Mangel Wurtzel,
White Silesian, French Sugar
Brocoli-White and Purple Cape
Cabbage-Early and Large York, Early Bat
lersea, Early Sugar Loaf, Large Drumheaa'
Large Bergen, Flat Dutch, Drumhead Savoy,
Green Curled Savoy Red Dutch
Celery-White Solid
Carrot-Long Orange, Long Red and White
Field
Cauldower-Early and late
Cress-Curled or Pepper Grass
Cucumber-Eary Frame, Early Cluster, Long
Green, Long Prickly, Gherkin for picking
Corn-Early Sugar, Early Tuscarora, Early
Golden Sioux
Endive-Green Curled
Egg Plant-Purple
KaIe-Blue Curled Siberian, Green curled
Scotch, Rape or Cole
Leek-Large Scotch
Lettuce-White and Green Head, Early CuIleu
India, White and Green Coss Brown Dutch
Melon-Nutmeg, Green Citron, Pine Apple
Water Melon-fnest kinds
Naslurtium
Mustard-White and Black
Onion-White and Red
Okra
Dwarf Prolific
Peas-Landre,h's Extra Early, Early May,
Early Frame Blue Prussian, Dwarf MarroWiat,
Bishops
Pepper-Assorted
Parsnip-Long Smooth French Sugar.
Parsley-Fine curled.
Pumpkin-Large Yellow.
Rhubarb-for Tars
= Raddish-Long Scarlet Long Salmon, White
Salsify-or Vegetable Oyster.
Spinach.
Squash-Early Bunch.
Tomato-Large Red and Yellow.
Tumip-assorted.
Herb and Flower Seeds -
Jan. 7-cw4w WIN. PALMER.
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FEMALE SCHOOL. IN /

FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA.
TIME exercises of this School will be resumed
i on the 9TH Of February next, under The
supervision of Miss Marietta Button OF New
Haven, who is highly recommended as an expe-
rienced and accomplished Teacher. The course
Of instruction will embrace every thing usually
taught in Female Seminaries, embracing Naiu-
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany Drawing,
Painting, Music, and the French and Latin Ian
guases. A few boarders will be received as as
sociates Of my daughter. Terms for The scholas-
tic year
Board and Tuition STU w
For Music and the use of Piano, there
will be an extra charge of 80 0O
The French and Latin Languages 10 90
Painting and Drawing 90
My residence is within few miles of The
Louisa Railroad, in a section of Virginia pro-
verbal for good health. My address is Politics.
vile, Louisa county, Virginia.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN.
RErERENcE-Prof Olnisted, Yale College; Rev.
T. c. Teasdale, New Haven, Connecticut.
Jan. 14-ctf
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
TuesdoD FIJI. IL.


There were four bills sent from The House Of
Delegates which were read and committed.
MIR. THOMPSON of Amherst reported the
6iil authorizing David Gregory 10 establish a
Terry from his lands in Brooke across the Ohio
rver-passed
Mr.. PE4TON from the Committee on Courts
OF Justice reported the bill divorcing Samuel NJ
Crow from his wife Amanda Crow. Laid on
the table
Mr.. WILEY reported the bill making loan
TO Rector College.
Mr.. CARTER opposed the bill.
Mr.. WILEY advocated it, but in order 10 gve
time 10 examine its merits, he would be willing to
have it laid on the table
Messrs. THOMPSON Of X. and GALA
HER hoped that would he done-it was accord
ingly lado on the table
MIR. THOMPSON Of K, from the Commit
Ice on General Laws reported the bill making
more eilectual provision for running the lines OF
new counties
1t was explained BY MI. THOMPSON, and
passed.
MIR. SLOAN reported the bill for appointing
trustees for the town OF Frankfort.
TIE Tax BILL.
Mr.. THOMPSON Of K, from the Committee
on General Laws, reported the bill;imposing taxes
Tor Tie support Of Government, with an amend
ment.
MIR. CRAWFORD moved 10 strike out ,ha,
part OF The bill which imposes tax on all sums
of money over $500, held on the Isl day Of Feb
ruary.
Messrs. STANARD and GALLAIER were
in favor otthe motion. il was lost.
Mr.. GALLAHER moved 10 amend the bill so
as 10 exempt Clerks, &C., in the employment Of
individuals, &c. from the INCOME tax. 1t was
lost.
Mr. McMULLEN moved TO strike out "len
dollars as the minimum tax on merchants Ii
ccnSeS.
Messrs. Thompson Of r., Cox, Gallaher, Sta
nard, Garrett, and Voolfolk, opposed the notion
MessIs McMullen, Bondurani, Carter and Craw-
ford were in favor Of it,
Mr.. ROGERS moved 10 amend (Which was
accepted by the friends OF the former motion, by
striking out "under $500 dollars, Sl0;" so as to
make SIS the minimum tax. Lost, ayes I3, noes
II.
Mr.. CRAWFORD proposed 10 strike out
item and insert "flteen" dollars, as the minimum
tax. Lost, ayes IL noes l3.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. CARTER reported the bill for the more
efiectual protection Of oysters in the counties Of
Westmoreland and Northumberland Passed.
The SPEAKER laid before the Senate COM
munication from the Governor covering certain
resolutions from Vermont. Laid on the table.
Mr.. GARRETT reported the bill for the more
efeciual protection Of oysters in The Nassawad-
dox creek in the county Of Accomack.
Mr. STANARD, from the Joint Committee
10 examine into the affairs Of the James River &
KanawlIl Company, made their report.
On motion of MIR. GARRETT,
The Senate adjourned
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