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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ts-The un iersigned
VIII -.l The nSht 10 any Of his Patents IN me man
uftcurr shrre goods AMI for The nJfms on vf per-
sons who take any aud desire 10 invest capital ~
this important aufaetare, shinen ofcorIlsisu
yoo. aod have BEN deter ny threats OF prosec by
,has Go ear who TOOK out patent fr the goods mem
selves by whatever process made as an entirely ne" osco
ryp 10 summer OF 84i and made oath the Tune OF ap-
pcaion In January lSitl hereby proc AIN tna Ps,en'
va granird by The English Government ~ Thomas nan
was sealed June 4h. 1856 and any rerson wbo 81" laAe
lie trouble % exai0e lhe London Journal ana
of Arts vol T. No ~. may 'ead FOR mm-F'' ahu W. "
a. a. entirely new discovery BY each oi M irsp'eu
nafeaf-e. It so marked similarity Of cr-cnphon hneh
- the matter will evident ai need DOLLY feirf 10 u
,r he purpose VI satisfying auy man. maj o" exclusive
LIN r "a ,f n thu country for ''the goods themselves ny
bs,vr process m .te and thai the only patents Of value
are rh,.- secured 10 the advertiser oy me United States,
Foyi.od Fragce snd Belgium, and which are noS offered
for sale most liberal terms hOhASr. "a Dhi
o'.et-s-,' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

Sar-,narilIa-Ths Exrs : pgtup IN qaa'f bottles and
4 - I'm, riaper than any sold II . warranted IN be
,,,,r article Ia any IN the msrxet We have numerous
- -, phv.ef,n. Clergyuen snd stste Orcers al
th. oc which conclusve.y prove me superior Urine OF
III Extract One boule only = sGrieli g. isst Is me-
1.,a -. -" '''N iv2e iunes-
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OLIVER WHITAKER

None are genuine unless win the words scsrpss Oh fo
pesfue-s blown IN each bottle. ,..,,c
Thi. valuable medicine s for sale by A D. u SAWS,
.oe Ag-u, Tor The Proprietor, No ~ Fulton street 7j
Broadwsy II East Broadway. AUD tn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18
boaroins ano uotfls.


llOAHDl>c.-A Lady, having pleasant and 'ssitny
ID tsaun near r-sffs', aIs ee- 10 irt Easf
and bcinom to a cei.tssnss and ia VITO ~ish 10 Az 70
ur,d ID other pOariers % 60 dftu 10y
csl have uelr prsAir liable IN tter own AFaf els
eSurr~i falally OF only NO f~fs.ns, sfnsae
.iy no. iu The habit oi taxing boarcets fses~e al q -
nDte 10 NJ C,,itn. rnhu q uifcs snlo -
4 t.E<IIkMAN ~lsnes fsiuaasn ~ Ousra Ia pau
n nspec ale private family, w.sfr Aerv Wal be u" ~ er
boarI,rs. Addnsss y y t1s uirc, snl' 81
1loAnDi >ts---\ lew ssnilc1,a an vOia1 lfAsslsu
- fusn, ~th boa Il. al No 10 hs lsou-st aaioi
llOAkD, M y Cfurland-.l-M fs T.. Cef- nos has
~ pleasant slry room. anoSNugcd sa very dcsir'
kenttu, scdi..trcil AMI ifr ~ieee
puiur With bed room adjoining Gvutienen b. asccm-
M, 1isfed VIII f psIal board moderate g-ini>
sus tn
apaAnUINss.l~ Ot Az q ~ ai.sn.vh ts- V.sln
ID nu4ri. with ihOgt rVvus 81 No % Shsnists.I
OPPOSITE lie Para aus -W
rAKU-Th- Boarding House OF MRS A. BROWN,
y hAvug escaped the general corn sfslVn, ss. ,Sks
cave To assure trtnos snd ine pubic Iias
-y will and pleasant aud airy sceomnio iaions al Ies
fe.dvuce corner of Battery Pace anu crr-n~ eb street
10
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AKiciIt'R Il BRADFORD,


Pastor of Presbyterian 'Nifch, p"Nir-ioNn "a
Prepared by Dr. Jsyur, ~ south rhiri--i IN aheiphs
Sod also a..oa whOlesa- and retail by A. d. SANDS
Drislist ~ Fuion-t rs Broadway. and II Easl broaH
~, iva IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18
rHE WONDER & BLESSING on THE ACE

THE WONDER BLESSING OF IHE ASH :
The only Cure Tor Consumption
I 1T EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD, VINO 70
roub.-i uh Cesgis, Coib, sYlnmg Blood, LteT Com
amt A -lna, Bronchitis, Wlooplng Cough, Pan 70 m-
e add Brcast Sore Throat rsng or ucsng n NJ Ihfoe-
Nervous D-blAy. Ps!palon VI Tue Hear brosen Co"fH1
TN from Of csOue. aud other CAUSES, ry inr seHe
and only geaHine SYgCP WILD CHERRY prepared oy ns
c-ebraied DR.. Of Philadelphia Al DINERS are yA-
- 80 mere limitations. Therefore be caao1s - z-k tor
the yn and only Genuine preparation rom tns
be ure Dr. SwAySEs ConPoCso SYsur of "iL0 oHts'
az Principal Ofce, ~ w. corner Of EishIh and hace'"
Philadelphia ...,,,, - v,.,..s
and Race. Philadelphia .. =, N, 1,
AsESrs-Hsgiland Reese Co. New YORK Or: w H.
'npr cor BrOzdw ay 4nd John-st; K A. sands 10 poN
-ry: l. B. Warner Us Bl--ckersl ~ Guy MI. rays
Br.,oklyD w G. Wood. Harlem Ben amin Ofs w arr
Jon Pearson Railway. John Terhunr, Sc~-b
D. ; HARRISON salem, Mass. W H. Pierce, many j.
NJ Win-ow Rochester, " Y. Bacsu- pAi ifvs, J.
Green Co Worcester, Mas. John 2 Hal 20 pvs'on'
Harvey seymore Hartford, Conn., T. H2ndge oahsoi y.
4: William Montgomery. L-nsingoafs, y l.. r. "a Nonrn
A Co Charleston. C.. Andrew Onver 20. We" -ofsin
K J. Adams ami T. hlen-, D. LOUIS W u tS'i, ~
h4rc 3 n 1rsn. Cincinnati ~ 1nl-'rl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

a. rsr-1vnr proposals csnIert tho Memphis and
,vf as-r Cana Is .xended Tie I5h day u September
.v no prcurag la! survey and estimates VI Lbe work 10
~ made.
Correspondence UPON his subject, anf thos- who eave
M IN p~r.Dn worn. shall have tie es
rsr-s SPECIFICATIONS, prDr-s, ard blss prppo-ions fr
forwarded 10 e-S 10 lHs 70 -eno n .eh oi' ~
- -.r,.l desi .raed IL tbs aigrrll>~ul-rit
10 ISIS FINLEY. MAJOR fNenphis Tenn
MUD EXTRACT or vANlILA-yof hssos'
ing Ice Creams, Castarcs. J-l-s Sauces, ca 'coi.is
~ Coffee and VARIOUS Of fancy Cooking, Psstfy nc
For sale BY
DAVID SANDS CO. Druggists and Apothsesies,.
n Eat Brosdwsy. cor. AAs III
Pncs Is sspts and 30 csnls PEE botus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

y fJi Deafness -
scaroa Compound Acoustic OIL for the Of Deafness
pain- and the discharge of mater from the ear- a-o al
those disa reeahe noises, Ike he buzAng OF nsrcs TAI ing
OF water &c. which symptoms ofappfOt lhg dea'
ness and a so generally attendant with the disease
How many thousands yea, tens OF housen9- are tnr,'
who IN consequence OF deanrs- arr deprived ol many :"
treasures of social Intercourse and who would give th'
world iii were possible possess it- they could again
have their hearing restored,
The following Certificates viii be read IN interest a.
they SPEAK facts which are " stubborn hlngs'
PHILADELPHIA, j an I, lSfo
thereby certify that when about aelve wears 0d
gradually became dsafi nbotheas that 10 few months
T,und II most Impossible h-sr unless IN the very Oud
tones OfvOice. remained In mat -ts"n uhni 's'
summer p4rod of gh-en years. when heard Of Scar
pas Compound 4c0u TIC Oh Immediately Obtained o''
lei which have used sni am happy 70 say u mas ec'r1
x. magic aud quite cured Any -hps iHrhef
Information Of nv case. Which mink remn@ahc que,
W fnd me- bg calling al my residence, Concord street. nsi
-o'' -'''' MRS REBECCA BAXTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

TTICA snd Horuelisyie Rairosi-Notes isnefeoy
"A .1grn InaI IN pursuance VI al ac entitled An set ~
oroyde fJf III. con-i rlcon Of Railroad from Anes W
Hornssve" passed May H. s45, BooAs viii be open io'
bscr puons capital SUCK u the Atea ana o nen
Vile Railroad Company, Al the Mansion House ~ .n1 c.y
R1Hslo and a. the American Hotel In the village " hofnrHs
glI- and al the Evan, Hotel In tho village Of Alucs %
"Wednesday the day u september next, al ~ oes
N the forenoon and continue open Tor Two Gays
Dated Buffalo. Jny 10 iS45 49, s,x,~u
GEO. PALMER, 3 w Sn ,nn;runv
JAMES O. HOfT, sIcrnrsSr
yAn AZ 'uawJgY WALTER JOY,
ivN So - -
rv pKI-dS CONTRACT-Pn,i-,.ais ~il ~
,,i m, fh- ish.r by TN day ~ M cDnylcs enploy-
- n m s.e< I.psrtm<u IN Se~Jsf--y STATE rn'on,
-, rum d 10 81. ae~ contract 70 Commence % w
I 49,, ,exr ADD run for such period a. may ne
rassly axrsei on The institution VII iafu'n
-- orr-r,Iy acquainted ~lt the Business. suihcien'
~ - b.. o.ogirsi from The contractor. Proposals or
-, cornsriesuons the subject vii Be sddrssso1 10
tie subscriber. 49,, y.,~ Is,ssv sfsis pIson
R,-,,c, june 10 ta4S N"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18

bHUsEION, ". ]. DC
Stecing-For ten year, past have BEEN nreAhl"ny
tef ~ fh Deafness occtsionei by an uicefaon IN my
ear hich caused PAIN and prevented me rom he
m or "a Dating Ia conversation; tins glcersOn frequent
In hufef and totally unable 10 hear IN one ear nav
g heard he positive and remarkable cures effected oy sea-,
p, 4csuuic OIL gl bottle Of you, which used accord
ig o direction and with h best effects being no" e-tor-
Ell 80 a. 70 hear quite we'll NJ iahe who mas been qlr
deaf for wears has received decided bnent from
il rom 81 o-r,nc- am sure will the sesefe-t case'
f,..d fairy and recommend il every person suffering
..,,, fnis y,..t AZ ieion You're.
" 1870 OLIVER WHITAKER
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ruUMr-UN's Tkus,k-, sod o.

Nv. X BENJAMIN, Odhc@ IS B-ekmsn- street:
About ga OF ue poy.s.n. ana surgeons u
10 this Truss you graduate the pf-ssu. nom Doe 70
ny pounds rupture, without bscA pad, which does
50 much injury the spine lxr trial being the beet rs!
of its sup-rony applied and sin days trial given and
II does rupture. while performing every knd
o. exercise coughing and give perfect ease-h~ monrY
. cb.e,fy reluried permanent 10 easily effected
and warranted. II directions are followed
Those sending this Truss ncss ouy meuuonthe rde
and round the hps the eAD
n. tu-f-si Ia their ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18
Use -CARPA's ACOUSTIC OIL. the only cure


Prepared by A. F. WHlTTEMORE, Essex Conn Forsae
Wholesale and Retail by A Is d. SANDS, Druggists, ~
Fufou ~ rs Brnadva and y Fast Broadway. an2 In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22


NOVEMBER 22th, lo44.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
The New Dry Goods store,
No. 81 Main Street.
THE following articles have been received by
d thus week. Beat AID ready for examination:
So pieces Plaid Lind-eys At les cts
Is do Cashmere DeEeo,se i37I cts
40 do Cassirerts tassor;ndJ at reduced price,
so do Fed, White Yellow Fannels
10 DO Assorted C:o:is from s. to s. per yar-
30 d. DO Cashmere from 81 to So per yard
I Case style Prints
Dozen vary handsome shaws
l do Mazarne Blue Gloves.
These added stock rendsrs Of
the desiral e In the city.
e. BERKLEY co.
no2e Under ihr Man'nn Iiouse.
FINE BRITANNIA GOODS.
ATE$I styles Brttana Tea and Coffee Pots and Cream
- Pots Ladies Tea Table Spoons beet German Silver
mounted vey beautiful patterns received
nos WIS. I.DoYNAN.
CLUAKS-CLOAKS-CLOA
- cheap for cash only sILAs MERCHANTS.
no 20 100 main 81, opposite Hubbard. Gardner & Co.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
received splendid lot Of eoaks and overeos, ola
at No 81 weaM Nam st nos G. DUNsPAUGH& CO.
Heavy Winter bic Country
Trade.
Va f. have now on hand and offer for sale cheap,
$50 Over Goats and Froeks. which particularly
vie TIE attention Of County Merchants.
moo KEEN K co.
A rrLEs-sO Bb' vanou. lnd. q am order for "
n Do22 sHEILDs Il soMERvILIE
EtRiNTED TARLEToNin coor.-for EveAins Dfe.se.-put
no ~ THO. r. PRICE
SUPERIOR CHEESE.
o. CASKS very hyperion GDrlien Cheesr
Oc 20 boxes DO do Fine apple do-or sale by
noIg WILLIAMS 4 nAXALt.
A RCHER'S Patent Flannel, new and much
IN approved article. IS Tnos n. PRICE.
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
A FULL assortment best quality, from 7x9 to
W. & j. Do.SAN,
no27 III Main Street
DoPLau PLaNK.-5,Ooo feet of as Poplar
no 81 JAS WINSTON.
VI 96-iw DUNLOP, moNcURE AGO.
x OUTHgRN QUARTERLY REVIEW, October, just pub
- hed and received ny subscriber, TIE wor Tbose
who have subscribed viii please call at oar .oe and receive the
no2S lsl. main Il
1S0 GAL. Castor Oh, just received and Tor
as SHIELDS L sonERvnLE.
YOUTHS BEAVER FROCKS-3O Of 81.
de ~ KEEN co.
WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL
no0s J. IT. ECsTACE son.
81. CROIx SUGAR, in store FOR saIe by
- no92 sHEIf.Ds n BONNEVILLE
GOfFEE-l15 bags RIO and Laguyra Coffee
~ or prime qualify, received consignment ard Tor W
oe4 iNfoEs x BROTHEP
10 FarmerS-Jo Fdrmersl
NEGRO CLOTHING.
'lNHE subscriber has constantly hand large u
n Negro Clothing consisting 81 the following
$50 Back ffocks and Over Coats from 81 SO . VI.
600 Pa'rs Pants from 81 IS 10 81 so
300 Vests excellent arteic for from 81 n " -
2OJ Ready made Shirts from SO IS etAn gong cash
only At 100 main aoPposi,e Hubbard, Gardner = Co
del sILAs MERCHANT.
SERvANTs sHOEs.-wo have on hand goo stock of Ger
~ Shoes suitable for can recon
meni not N and made of
want Of good aree, 10 wear well 10 give cal.
de- ~ PtTNEY wFTTs
HAl1.;,1,-, ~. ,....... n. ., -.
m 20 DAVENPORT n ALLYN.
VELVET VESTS.
d DUNsPAUGB a. co. have just received splendid
M lo Of Velvet Vests plain and paid, winch
attention Of those In wsnt-cbeap for cash.
No - West Main street,
no ~ doors from n. ". Jenkins Corner
4 toITON-COrroN.--2I square bales Of Cotton, 70
~ sale poT JAMES WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
+. g. Us. JAMES L. CO.,
(Opposite the Exchange hank, y

lust opened a box Of very superior Chewing
q Tobacco. Al IN EJfsTACE SONS,
sH No 10, West Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22
TO THE PUBLIC.
II HAVE c,rnerior article of FINISHES from M

" II
HAVE superior article of Brushes from O0
20 very cheap general OF Pain
Ger, atieleS-
Gus. quality, from sIio to s613o. Wholesale
o. retail.
kegs from IS lbs so lbs 10 500 lbs
The selection and warranted good
ountry gentlemen call and examine Ihes'
.oods and Judge for themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint chop, Main street.
Next door to the Exchange BaHk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22
WEBB. BACON & CO

WEBB. BACON g. CO.
.-er-s- Offer for Sale,
= q HiDe New Orleans Sugar
LUZ CroiI do, part prime recent,
Imported
1909 bags Iaguya Rico, Havana aad St Domingo Cofs'
&c bags fine Old Java and Marsieaibo do
SIS hhds West India Molasses
500 sides Sole Leather
81 dozen Russet Upper de
~ boxes and half boxes Loaf Sugar
Ibis Crushed do
-
500 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
i04 do Ground Alum do
so boxes Taiow Candles Halls patent and other brands
R+7 boxes Soap, various qualities
20 boxes Sperm Candies
tons American blistsred Steel
81 bundles Hoop Iron, various widths
172 Window Glass, exle and l0Ile
II Nova Scotia Grind-tones
SO bbs NJ Carolina Tar
~ dozen painted Baskets
Ala bags Shot
81 kegs Duponts Gunpowder
IL Calabris Lcoree
Ala kegs Nails and Brads assorted sizes
ALSO
Coppes Logwooi Anm Indigo Nader White Lead sapetrs
Lad Shoe Thread Leading Lines aud Red Cords Ginger Peg
Pmeno Starch Teas OF various qualities Corn Droo Irvine
Wood l2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22
SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

rEVHE Charleston Book miscellany in prose
- and complied entirely from writings or
Charleston c. very volume
We! printed
no. Is iI7rpeT's Illuminated Bible
No. Wandering Jew
Agincouu "A novel, by James
No. KcrdlIrsI.ie OF Jackson
No. The NevTes Of Garesow-by DR.. Lever author Of
Charles O'Maly
Wilton Harvey. and other Tales, by Miss sedEewiek
ALSO,
further Fupply Of that valuable AMI Theirs
History Of the French Revolution complete for sia5.
NASH & WOODUOIfsT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22
COXE'S HIVE SYRUP.

WE are now preparing the article by an en-
w process, which enables offer the public
his used esteemed Medicine Of the desirable
Qual-being and prompt and liable
fermentation = article usually prepared is.
The following certificates appreciation offered evidences
Of excellence and efficiency.
From Dr. JoHS CULLEN.
This certify that MesIs Alexander Duva Co, have
pained preparing compound Syrup OF saus
eyrup-tha administered
and find the medicinal qualities Of that
rally prepared-wthout being liable TO fermentation
Signed JOHN CULLEN, ~ d.
FRoN DR.. FIANcIs Ii. DEASE.
This certify that in the habit Of using the Hive Syrup
Asss Duva Co, and that disposed
think the Of the
squi seneta ordinarily prepared and that IL s free
from liability . fermentation
Signed r. II. DEANE, 81. d.
We feel confident OF the superiority OF this preparation and
specially Of Physicians To Il.
ALEX DUvAL Il co,
No Main Street. Richmond.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-06
0CoooCa.r., Otcoaem,.

FsHE fourth annual session of this institt-
n tlon will commence on the third Monday
in November, 1914. The year will be divided
into four quarters of twelve weeks each
Scholars may enter the school at any period
in the term, and will be charged from such
time for at least one quarter. But no deduc-
ton will be made after enterance for absence
for that quarter, except in case of sickness.
EXPENSES OF TUITION.
Fer Orthography, Reading Writing, Arithme-
tic and History, Sl2
For English Grammar, Geography with
the use Of Globes and the projection Of
Maps, Natural Philosophy, sc. Is
For Mensuraiion, Irigonometry, Algebra,
the theory and practice of Surveying,
Astronomy, sc. 80 20
These expenses are for the year.
This school is furnished with good maps,
splendid globes, excellent mathematical instru-
Inenfs, black board, philosophical apparatus,
&c.--Boarding in genteel families in the
neighborhood convenient to the school, can be
had on very reasonable terms ..---..l -
JOHN c. EWING. PRINclPAL.
Mt. Jackson Shenandoah CO. Va}
November 7, 1874. Stf s a.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-06
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS, 1915.

Petitions &C.. were presented and referred:
BY Mir. H;ner. of Jno. Sitlington and eigh-
ty three other citizens of Pendleton. for the
right of way to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road
Bv Mr.. Turner of j.. the remonstrance of
citizens Of said county ag ainst any change in
the preesnt location Of the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad;
On motion OF Mr. Sirother,
ResolUed, That the Committee Courts,
enquire into the expeGiercy oieproviding. sthat
OH suit by scirefacins or otherwise shall be sued
out or instituted against bail, from and after
FIVE years from the redemption of judgment
against principal debtor. IS
Mr. Stephenson moved to recomm;t the Tax
bal, the order Of the dav. to the Committee
on Fnace, with massachusetts to bring in
bill embracing the same subjects Of tayston,
aud at the same ratio as the bill OF 1872. the
proceeds arising Therefore to be applied TO
the payment of the ordinary expense of Gov
ernment, the interest on the public debt. and
such other objects as the Legislature ma, ].
from time to Ii me, designate-and 2liy, to
, to bring in bill! embracing all the new sub
iecss of taxation that are included in the bill
of'45 and IA, and at the ratesproposed by the
bill of the said committee, the proceeds arising
tieretrom to be permanently set apart and an
ually appropriated TO common schools. MIR.
S. MAYED that the subject be postponed till
Mon lay, as the House was thin.
Mr. Garnett was opposed 10 fixing it for
Monday ss 1saliel 3s1 ~
| Mr.. rBroadus thought the House shenld act
Itn-liav, as the committee shonle.. lave all the
papers before them immediately s5s
Mr. Stephenson explained apd defended the
instructions. His object was, to appropriate
the revenue raised from the new subjects. TO
lie reported in separate bill, to fund
4 for common schools - s's aal gass (.
| The House refused tospostpone. so
Mr. Stephenson then proceeded to analyze
the report Of the Conmitteeon Finace. ans,
| 10 advocate his instructions. The country
! had called for some action i'll behalf of Edsl-
eaton; and the plan prepssed by himself at
forded the best, the only means of carrying
out this vital measure. Moreover the taxes
on the new subjects had been grudgingly paid,
because they had been appropriated to local
and sectional improvements; but if they be
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ga national debt is a national blessing" Mr..
6. replied to Mr.. Witeher's arguments, and
contended that we should go en- to pay the
debts OF the State. He hoped gentlemen
would stand up to their assertions, that MOTH
| ing could be done fer internal improvements
because Of the public debt, and would be ready
| to meet this debt. MIR. G. thought, unless We
do something for internal improvements, we
had Better stop legislation.
Mr.. Preston maintained that il was the wi
sest and sonndest policy TO pay eff siIu drbr
gradually. He sustained the reconinittal.--
The question was hot enc Of internal improve
inents aosc; they had been aLand.ned from This
session but it was. whether we Should new de-
eide against reducing the public Gebi and there
by, arrest forever the important works so vital
to the prosperity and glory Of Virginia
Mr.. Edwards of Halifax called for the divi-
sion Of abe question so as to take the vote, first
upon the recommi;rnent
klr. Preston offered by general consent, as a
substitute for AIr. Stephenscn's amendment
resolution, that the bill be committed to the
Committee of Finance, with instructions to re-
port bill, providing that the annual surplus
revenue which shall remain, at the present
| rate of taxation, over and above the annual ex-
penditures Of Government and payment of the
interest of the public debt, shall be appropria
ted to the extinguishment of the principal Of 50
much OF the public debt as is now redeema-
bic.
Mr.. Witcher opposed TO amend said resofu-
ton, by striking out the words sat the presen.
rates Of taaation," and insert sat The end Of
each fiscal year"
Mr.. Preston called the ayes and noes on Mr..
Witcher's amendment. ~
Mr.. Edmunds of Halifax said, if it was
proposed to bring in the Tax bill filled up with
the taxes of last year, we should be deprived
of the power Of acting on each tax, as had al
ways been done. If the bill have to be repor-
ted in blank, there was no necessity to commit
the subject. ae the bill now reported was in
blank. and it might be filed up one by one.
Mr. Witcher then Withdrew hisamendment
The House then refused to commit by the
following vote:-Aves, 5S-Noes. IS.
The instructions fall as matter of course.
The bill was then laid on the table.
Mr.. jackson, from the Committee on Prop
csi,ions, &C., reported bill establishing the
county Of Apponat!or cut of parts CT Prince
Edward, Campbell, Buckingham and Char
lotte