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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31

Tbs rsrnoNTp sptaS yEerrsntE re e,,,,
saa"a3 arc certainly delhS much good ia IMe Nts..
oounttg sod ate tigiiy rfscep ed, n ono lat II go
tiai rceFs = RTE ard saf sipat thrm. i'tey are ~ sew
. ultir operation that az like them. nv sar5r IN GA.
koFticfn aiAs scufrsf, 1910 Of fhc 'sreest andle 49,.
prss lt tkcsls e u n ~ wFfcf - follow
HGlcFt0gd, 1hty 81, 1916.
Pr. g.. UcHl. smith,
bsAf Ftr. Iva laid W With alaa egd sorstirs
sinss ny f-tafn from y. y d, and deIitg JOY iUntnI
Wafa htd % gonF rtk. and { Uuai "a 1 iOiuJ tI.tn "a.
seAent, They are TIE best ibcdifiue Tor urfuulor~
tile} afu lsicHded, that I taVs - seen. I seldom tafe
fths, ga t5osiua ypuft eSflfss focs fum ue oti,susr.
=" Nalcbsthsr Pfis are halo. 9 hape ssey wHf, .sDs
nftot - . foarce - prett los 0u. a. douh nnRf f.v an
70 ahts"s~ i rs.lsl 10 the aaitled sr sisrgcseaU.
hSuss tTuly.
q. GRTEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS.
MEsNDEL ~
AND CARPET wARE.RooNs

No.Its. MAIN srngEr. WHEELING, VA.
GT1uEf keep coucAnllS on hsidA yey extensive a
= sorinicn' % SUI ofiof Mahogany. rfsnch snd Cosr..
80 Chair. Rocking Chairs SOFAS : go add Card Table
Df'ssinE hersass. Eeisi adj, Tore; r. ards. escorted :
70, tn=ettof wth ever other afgieie 81 tho fa'cst .fytc
anlle c. nnsaed fnuniiurs ever otc-ad iu this ciiv.
'lu and Maitog any Framed Looking ciss~~s. N evrr,
variety sfd rnce; ioskips ciafs Piaicv. OF al sizes-
ieuf a., Srd , icturc franes nu hsvd ssd made 10 order.
'puoiSrry Ware; coifisfig OF feaiiicr Brsls. nou..
sisfs and iiliove. HaiT. Cotop, llusl Spring and Strnw
haiifa-eosf B,snkc;r. ouiHg. CoaIaris. EAckinz. Rot,
soMs ItA- Mas II al kirds, inEeihrf " ith every oshtr
Afstric ~ Cthnisicty Msfc. ON ltand aud n,nle 10 urde-
NenttAn and Sat Window Dlipis. Window "a edo. 4
sseFy variety ard eoisf; al az which uni Re sod al Ne y
oF price,. ard warranted 81 the tca qnaifY. A., Ma
hnEhaRy NercvfE. Hair C.ofh. NRmtsh, Srssish Mos
nahggsny hnpis, ssad rafef, Lneis. Riusrs. Csxrr'
CAT. ~
" s'sari Beats furnished wild every article u Par.
ntNfc a. ftorf Ioitse, and ~ tie very lest irrus.
y. Tin connrtion with the atoee. Nc have tie iayr.
- Nnd nesi spicndid assortment ~ Cars~s. Rar.. Otl
q or, fShic Cover, ar. &c. ever oHcrcd ~ tsi- rfft. A
tet Nt'eh willie sold eiesper "a, "a, ever tcrn .shd
. "s'' jnAe q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
DIR. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS,

In. OCis MN
GOLDEN PILLS,
For Diseases " ne Homb ard Fem0lc
U1r1Icss. "a
q srd Internal supports, wshieh can sniy ptoss paIi4'
tive, sieid c~ouSicssiy 20 the rpc 81 tlfeee tonic s,rasatl.
niy Noifcn fHis. Ihes have a rseiliar al mats Tor tie
have itcy fhiied tn radically cana< those tits,re-sin~
Complaints fr1ra'cs ate 40 oiten subject ia: they bssce
ths waoie stsiew, giving strength aud v~.vAcitr To ts
Nanfc al 'Arcc they were pronounced Ia a Senators
wt.c. who Lad tcrn bong nricr Tie Gaze or lhose practis
Iuv The Oh y stem 81 IH.a,eiic. a. sugerrpr 10 uEe wLo,e
,esrs oxpciivner ia tao U.S. ~ u.ese n ~ ~ 10Y ~1SAcf5ce'
mas iaen tie means of thfo0Iug Of nofc iAlda<ta aud
Asaemtn@ sap stts itsa mans indisidna'suow ian.
forlrci a. fnoiher Eve, o. ihcsc mofhes 81 aniiqnhy.
aid rcsuife no sAierHal spppor. Tie .iuselc- % the
sgheiont suPIafi. and al fhat y ssnre ever attended. n
DIRECTIONS.
oue. Two. or tiHee toxes az suhe iOntf Tor any .easc.-
us'hc tte i"wet rartof tte toly every nlsh1 eea aAoFn.
nc wlii cold wsiss, snd take oue fHl every Iaree ot
fooI hsags ihIough Tie dsy anil oerrd. J. vs. ROsR.
None genuine without mo signature.
IoF sse az "a LsENrLINGERss.
Nov ~, NesfVe sIcc,.
ACCoRDoNS.
Sagh hti Srirficrc French
JtisT afrrrd a tre 10. or. 70 sra ~ ke,ea Seco.d..
esa : .sI 2 'or qes'Hs Aiisa fueS ~ MttIoR
JsNES ". N~sMEtIIEN.
ATTORNEY Ar LAW.
Foarh street, t~o asess sDui, ofue couas House
Whs,iieg. Va.
ost. :. sc. On.
sftLf. TNENTYFT TER TINT TTTIrER
tsa4 fsss1s ofcfca la tAls MNkcs~W. Coon
NlSit las fus' fresitsa h, SOCK - f4i ard winter Dry
TaID an. Thase waiting laRaps waaAd so n ~si "a
sslu stars tsfcsssins essesless, mbs ssfs sssaFra ihsl
~ NSs' N"af sisisS'ten. se ~.
. ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
wuaELiNc. ssrrEmnEn. rsso.
= Az II ~ rass

E~SrEcTFbLI.y infars. hs nsepa- ard tbs Pahi,a
that ~ has IN hara sua u,snnfaefurss . hsatf -
> ,ffneoi NJ la ; 20 tle txxx<r Fail fesafen. wtsss ~
- IA sEtt. wte,cs<ic 90 asrss. a. TOW hun. LtNtN
than anr o'ic r establishment An the city All. cftnea
hove HATS a. " arrsnsed % ~ ofths vety l>~f MATE.
RIA aud works snsiip. and a. kr nj nNEutft enal
COLOR esunoi ~ surf asaot. Gcntiencn are lnNN~Lt
CALL. and ssss.ins if heexs:ss ssusted hc nc
CAPS. CAPS. CAPS.
EHNVE Just received frsn, the Fast ~ es e. the is.'
u and largest ss.oetw mi ~ Fer ard t1elh Csp~, that
hes ever ic-n ogetcd ~ the yity, cssass-fine OF 81 FfrH
Hudson's Tav Os.er, Cars. Pine fur SAL IN
fnitefton OHter. DO Musk, -. q
Mobair Plaah, DO Tine Cloth siOueh,
ffre cloth with onCiOsh eoveunE. SO
eisrct Stt. foushs 10th. efks
= Youths Velvet. thtldrcns ears. Ge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
WATSMES

ESULL Jewc'ed Gold lever ws.rhcs. -
X Iisir. d. do
Fall Jgwc.ed. Anelof engagement Lcvers,
do lepite amt cylinder ccsi-t,ent d..
SiiScf lever. Lcifns cylinder 30 and verge
waiehcs. l.si rct,iycd and TOT sale ~
JNO. DtslIof. No 49, Main -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31

ssitN A'iIS Gold siscr. Ctnaa -il,er g,ar..t
~ ga % t~c'sces. stG,gai seiarler. an
- !. - n's. ifh.ea tefsans Oi : 49, fa. srel
fef pa 70 4rsi aur frftff fsu TO III fUD
l'@N"a JNo. hisLOI. la Nfst-,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
Conehs, COILS rAINSG NIX nrSF

Bnonehtls, Spiifirg II GOOD ana =
sent I 0~Hsampiiou; ots9 D.arrl0a. D.
eafgrg md Snmmtr eomplaial III effd,,,
speedily and 0scfHuHR cired 81 Brgngg.
gers e0mposHd SIRuP ofBONENE ~
Fnhff niof lorais7 sue uasaf t-td ure8ftir. 80.
otsW ftfira yiHNsi iHIa elise fclar 49,
a. ore cnutfc hieh couf4tNts. ittaaf sr. rtrlf. ~
sfoas ~ uis tug suf the is NOT onstaf $500
hAt tsfa ~ sssofaue O. d~Tfcfians. who wiz Ia.
a. 81 satsfy 90 removing fisesr Fiosit s4t 49,.
een = tpftaA D. ~ L3lnf g. and He fBai 81 d, sh.b.f
eeftgsd 80 ittfhi hgu ~ Hsc, tflf fasaft ~. rss
wtlis pismpuY tfuIael Is Nnfchaa 81 pt..rr
aefs Afotneta Meme ~ eeipinr AHsa astefb,
~ h-Ihis a~oittiue b ros raaaeitd f.
e@f aap-t respectable plfyfit ans. 60 " boa ia. r.
n -. ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31

TOLD Pens -eceiscd. nsotlser lot 81 those superior
premium Diamond pointed gold pens. some with
r",a hoidefs and pencils. Gold prnciis. Gold thiinllcs.
'oid guar and f"h chairs. kevs and slides. Gold Minis.
ana AUS sfoohs. yNO. BISHOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
REAL ESTATE
LATEsr ~ARKIvAL,

LATEST ARRIVAL,
MORE NEW DRY GOODS.
GREEi A. MOTTE, No i02 Markc; sausre. would
~ cal ulo a~ileuiion o. ulcir customers and the public
Il their rev stock ofFAii and W micr Goods which they
are nov Opening. Their pur .hascs having teen made
late m tie scasoa, afser many a1tfics had dcchurti ~
frice. they kel confident that hey can oger r0odiar.
Z aims 10 thoso Win may favor tScus With aran. There
are ~ The s-soamcAt scycral new styies Of T. Atics, dies
good. suitsbir fof ihe season. AZ ktrdk II centiea'ens
wesr, snih, cassiners, twecds, ~satinets. jean. kcsteir >.
~yesiinTs. etc. IN fine eycry Article that - usually kcvt IN 4
DrX st.ud~ sfofr. .tr4w $50. Oct IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
w ais Nis-es Eia rse s~orocss So,
C~lilLDREN.g SUoFs
49, ssfs'o gg.asp~ sss.-.
fafiovs eyTs

fNfoUs ssyft.
~ALsa-
IN ~ ~ sfnss is,rs sns rfaefs ,,.s,,....,
80 ~, htFAt 20 eslfssf al.f.-+. r..
~ ware Liuiaf sd nn.fins si6s
-ALsu-
fsfs Ma rssts A.. ty.a
,NNHe Aaf EIssa 49, nNmf
rsn.e AHa ai ns s,rsfas sss.,8
Ihassfsi hrtts Trs' fspasa.
=" ~lrh q sst it6aaot agi. - sa
hetatLllsN sKNoN
5ssss, eAIs Fhnn sC5oT0Ea ga
- minfEkr N. hu am pes.s - =.
Il 90 - ~. ssnfn 81 ~ c8r VI
Ru@s e. Al Z. Too ~ ~ Ell tffI Tia 81 4
s,ai,s, ~. ~ 81. 49,
% 81 ~. 49, = enc ~ II O. ~
Mtslus. Asftd 'hfsq st ~ mll1f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31

~ ANNs CliorFfNs AXIS lss receives. ,o ao,
8f@ Ntst's lest ANts. xss.n ~ IL go
oetpteF -, 1880. ss.44 @ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31
N"iONs LN%EENAL RrNEB,.

5 "a z wls',g ~ rEloRs 4rx SailH ana ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-31

TTffALO ROBES just received Al Nicoii A CAR
80 Saddle. Bride, Harness and Tguuk manuiAciofy \
ica Main ssTcei Wheeling, Va 20 ssie Tow Cor cash.
OgI.1.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
JAMES RIVER CANAL.

The bill recently reported by the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation to the House of
Delegates, for the extension of the James River
Canal 10 Buchanan and its completion to tide
water, proposes that the State shall assume as its
own debt the guaranteed bonds of the company.
amounting to 100000, and relinquish debt
OF $685. due from the company to the COM
monwealth, on condition that the company shall
complete the new work on its own account ; for
the means of effectiDg which i, is to have the
privilege of borrowing. The whole cost of the
work is estimated at about 81 300, OoO-some
seven hundred thousand less than the debt the
company ask to be released from by the State.
The bill further provides that the James River
and hanawha company shall cease its operations
at Buchanan, and surrender the rest of The line n
the Ohio. From all we have seen of the disposi-
ton Of the present Legislature, edo not sup
pose there is the remotest probability of the pas.
sage of the bill.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
-S ~ A U 81 IN Us,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s. Isas.

u We are authorized to announce Jous
LErcnss, esq., as candidate to represent the
a'ss posed of the counties of Shenandoah,
Rockingham, Augusta, Hardy, pendleton and
Kockbrldge, in the Congress of the United States.
Tor the unexpired term of the Hon. VIM. TAYLOR,
deceased.
" we are authorized to announce JOSEPH II.
"AMoehs' esq" as candidate to represent the
district composed of the counties of Shenandoah,
nockingham, Augusta, Hardy, Pendletoa and
Rookbrldge, in the Congress ofthe United States.
ior The unexPired term of the Hon. WIN. TAYLOR,
deceased.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05

MIR. EDIToR:-A communication appeared in
the democrat" oil Monday evening last over the
signature Of augusta" informing me that i. is
the wish of many of my friends in this county
and other parts of the district, that would be.
come candidate for the seat in Congress vaca-
ted by the death of the Hon. VIM. Taylor, and
am requested to reply 10 it in your paper of this
week. can for the present only say, that after
the most serious consideration, have been una
BILE to bring my mind to any definite conclusion
upon the subject and must ask the INDULGENCE Of
my friends for very few days when my final de-
termination, whatever it may be, will be commu-
nicated to the public. Yours sc.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05

that Convention shall be organized upon the prln.
ciple OF population and taxation combined. or
whether such Convention shall be organized up
on free white population alone. Laid ON the Ia.
BILE. $50 "a
On motion OF Mr.. Goodson,
Resolved, Tina, leave be given to bring In a
1,lI supplementary to the act Incorporating the
T. resident and Directors Of the South Western
Turnpike Road, and for other PURPOSES. passed
January 2Sth, 1876. 1850
On motion Of Mr.. Stovall.
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Lunatic
Asylums be instructed to enquire into the expe-
cheney OF requiring the Directors Of the Luna,ic
AsyiIms to purchase the various articles of mer-
chandize annually bought at Stores for the use of
!he Institutions, by public contract to the lowest
bidder or to have the same purchased by whole
sale either through some officer of the Institution
price.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05

we learn from the Raleigh Register of the
18th inst, that counterfeit Ten Dollar Notes M
on the Bank of the State of North Carolina, has
been put in circulation in the Western part of the
State. The one we have seen, saws the Reois.
ter, is Letter "A, No. 669, dated Jan. LIST, 1914.
payable to A. Smith, at Raleigh. vignette. a
naked Female figure and sailor with ship in the
distance. On the right end female figure and
ship, on the left, portrait of WASHINGTON: all to.
tally nnliks the genuine Bill which has view
OF the State Capitol in the Vignette, and full
length OF Canova's Statue of WASHINGTON AT
each end: The signature of the President in the
counterfeit rs engraved as fac simiic-that of
the Cashier is ,oritieD and badjy done. Jt NAV
be detected at once, by observing that the title.
"Bank OF the State Of North Carolina" in the
genuine notes, is oUer the Yignette, while in the
counterfeit, it is at the side and beneath.
Counterfeit -Four dollar notes are also in cir
culation, on the same Bank. The Bank has no
plates, either Of Principal or Branch notes, at all
resembling the one used for the counterfeit.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05

MIR. HARpER:-You will please say in your
to-norrow's publication that have this day re-
ceived letter from Ex-Governor JAS. Mellow.
ELL, in which he submits himself and his pre-
tensions to seat in Congress from this District,
10 Inc decision OF the Convention TO be held in
Harrlsonburg on the 1Oth.-or as the people of
Shenandoah propose, on the 18th inst.
There seems now to be fair prospect of a full
Convention. 1t will decide who shall be the
candidate for our party and it is to be hoped all
Will acquiesce in that decision. Yours sc.
ID. w. PATERSON.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05

zng e.upiu,.y side or the other. Should
our Government, after making this offer, say
1--WE VIII extend our jurisdiction over all Orepon
as we have claimed it, and take possession Of il
even at the point Of the bayonet," the impartial
Judgment OF the civilized World, the public con-
science even o, our own country, will SO con-
deu'h us mat no party connected with such
course can stand. But, on the other hand, should
our government extend its jurisdiction merely
over our o'0n PeopH in Oregon, including all who
choose to acknowledge our sway, we do not see
now Great Britain can reasonably resist or COM
pam. we have perfect right to give the years
hotice oil intention 10 terminate the present ar.
rahgement; we have right to establish line
OF iorts on the route hence to Oregon to station
Dragons on that route, &c. &c. There is moth
ing Justly offensive in all this, and we are as
sured that the temper of the British Ministry is
snch that no offence will be taken. Let the in
uuIgent reader continually bear these truths in
mind, and he will not be likely to be frightened
rom his ,proopriety by gassy speeches in Con-
eIess' winch almost always mean the Presidency
or something of the sort, however thew NAV an.
pear 10 threaten War.
me general sentiment among the Wings at
washington appears to counsel this course
Leave MIR. Polk perfectly free 10 do whatever he
snail think best, with regard to the time and man
ner OIL terminating the Joint Occupancy. If he
chooses 20 pursue offensive measures, it shall not
De said that the Wings eagued with a small Sec
'ioh oil MS supporters to thwart him. We can
approve this course only on the presumption that
IL is the best one calculated to avert the calam-
Ties OF var. The fre-eating portion of the loco
ioco party is much like the blusterer who cries
out, ''Hold me! hold me! or | shall do some.
th'ng dread!ul!' They want to be held. SO that
they can turn round and boast of the valorous
DEEDS they DOuid hare done, if the Bank Panic.
hartford Convention Federalists hadn't leapued
with the Nullihers 10 prevent them. The Wings
seem resolved not to be used in this way, but 10
iet those who have the power take the response
I oiilty. we have no belief that this course will
lead to War unless by laundering miscalculation
On me part OF Our rulers VS. to thesxSsS -
Ttorbearance of the British Ministry. IL fhey,
having tuil swing, shall involve the Country in
war Tor the small strip of territory really in dis
pote In Oregon, no language can too severely ex-
trlca'e their dePravity and folly. But they will
DO no such thing. When they find that the
course OF the Wings in Congress leaves them no
chance Tor making party capital, they will stop
demagogueing and endeavor to act nationally.
". Y. Tribune.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
MIR. McCoRMICK's REAPER.

The attention of our Agricultural friends is in
vited 10 an advertisement Of the ssVIRaIN.A ReA-
PER-" on the fourth page of this paper. We
saw frequent notices of the operations of this
inachlne,. during the past season, in different
parts oil the country, all of which represented it
as giving the highest satisfaction. It's utlity
and value have not only been fully established,
ou' we believe it has borne away the palm from
every rival
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING


meeting of the citizens of Rockbrdge was
held on the 9th ultimo, at the Courthouse. to
adopt measures to urge upon the Legislature the
exPedency of making an appropriation, for
the extension Of the James River Canal from
Lynchburg TO Buchanan. The following gen.
tenen were appointed committee TO prepare
memorial on the subject: G.. p. Dorman, Ro-
bert White, John Jordan, ID. T.. Moore, John
Ruft, Matthew White, and Robert r. Barton.
In case The Legislature should not be disposed at
the present session to make an adequate appro-
pTiation for the object, then they ask for an ap-
preparation sufficient to complete the unfinished
work between the mouth of the North River and
Lynchburg.-But, in the event of nothing being
done, then they instruct their Delegates to ask
Tor charter Incorporating company to construct
McAdamized road from Buchanan to Staunton,
on the same principle that the road from Win
chester TO Stanton was constructed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
A meeting of the citizens of Shenandoah h

a meeting of the citizens of Shenandoah has
been called, to take place on Monday, for the
purpose oil considering the proprety of appoins-
Ing delegates to the proposed Democratic Con-
lSen''0"' fo'1he select sorsof candiddsi&s.C onv
gress. The Democratic committee who call the
meeting, ask that the Convention be held On the
li'n' instead of the 10th, as suggested by the De-
mocratc meeting held in this county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
GOV SMITH

The Petersburg Inteligencer says--His Ex-
celency is now, or has been within the last ten
days, in the Federal City. ! do not know ON
what errand he has gone TO Washington, but
will venture 10 say. that il is the first time that
Virginia Governor has left Richmond when tho
Legislature was in session. 10 hang about the lob.
bies vi Congress. .sss
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05

'oi io''i inc nePorI OF the Auditor, and NAV be
relied upon as entirely accurate. 1t will be exa-
mined with interest by all our readers.
Tax on Lots and Lands, S239,O7O 10
Slaves, 6OAi5 "a
Iorses, &c. 32,543 90
Nalches, 1887 SO
LOCKS GIFT 90
Eoaches, Stages, &c. 24,2O6 O5
Iianos' 5,lS6 90
Gold and Silver Plate, 1856 10
Interest on profits on money, III. 566 81
Yearly income over $4OO, 4.SO3 III
Money on hand, e55 76
Auorneys, 1896 90
physicians, 300 90
Den''s's' 205 90
DDiiuSes' 160 III
reIfies, IS9 10
newspapers, 294 90
Collateral Inhertances, sos Sc
Licences on Merchants, o7.3O4 60
Iedidrs, 1928 90
ordinary keepers, 1870 III
rhVa'e entertainment. 3,439 IA
Vendors Of Lottery Tickets, 5000 no
Exhibitors of Shows, 1871 90
Insurance Offices, 2.5I3 S6
Proprietors Of Stations, Say 90
Making an aggregate of S577,979 &c
Deduct as the estimated amount Of
insolvents, overcharged, &c. $500 90
S572,479 &c
Expenses Of collection
and Sheriifs' commits
slons. at per cent. S29,623 90
Do OF p per cent for
prompt payment, es-
tmated at 10000 90 so,4a3 96
Lee n m hal oF r
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELECATEs.

-. TUESDAY Jan. II, 1876.
MIR: Pendleton, from the COMMITTEES ON Roads
asked to be discharged from the further consider.
e'ion OF sundry petitions from Bath, Fayet,e. &c
10! the incorporation of a company to cons,ruc, a
railroad from the louisa road 10 the Ohio river
Also, the petition Of John ii. Timberlake. for a
survey Of said route. 'o'
Also, the resolution of Mr.. Laird. from Taze-
We'll enduring into the expediency of appropri.
a'ing S2o,oO0 to a road from Bicklands. in 'raz,-
well to the State line.
mr. I. also reported bill to authorize chances
IN the location of the Turnpike road in the Kama.
River. " '"' Na"""ha
Also, reported adversely TO petition Of citizens
OF Jackson, asking that Big Sand Creek be made
apublic highway '''s
Also, adversely topeti,ion of citizens of TYLER
LOT right OF way TO the Baltimore and Ohio Il. r
Company. 49, ~
Mr.. Tate, from the Committee on Luna,ic Asv
iums' reported bill concerning the Luna,ic Asy
Iums OF this Commonwealth.
MI. Goodson moved to take up the bill for IN,
extension OF the Louisa Railroad to the easter
oase OF the Blue Ridge, which was DONE
OIL to amend an act to incorporate a Com
Pany 70 construct road from Richmond to tn,
town of York. '" "''
MIR. VERIFY moved tho reconsideration Of. IN,
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~ Caleb ]. MNulty, the defauting Clerk of
the House of Representatives, was received on
his return to Ohio, after his acquittal by the
Criminal Court at Washington, by his friends
and Deighbors of Mt. Vernon, with salute of
thry-six rounds from an old field piece.-Count-
ing oEe to the thousand, Caleb's defalcations
would entitle him 10 few more guns.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, Jan. 80.
A bill for taking the sense of the peopIe on the
call OF Convention was taken up on the motion
OF Mr.. Pendleton, and made the order of the day
for Tuesday.
a bill to incorporate the Potomac and Ohio
Kali Road company was taken up, and the day
consumed in its discussion,
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Janu airy 90, 1916.

~ An effort was made by Mr.. Voolfolk, in
the Senate, to deprive the South side Rail Road
bill of It's extraordinary features, and make it
conform to the provisions Of the General Rail
Road act, but without success. Its friends are
urging its passage with great zeal in that body,
and it is said there is a decided majority in its
favor. This affords fine commentary upon the
opposition and jealousy which the Democracy
profess to entertain for corporations !
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There was time in the reign of Queen Eliza
Oeth' when rom and brandy were sold by the
ounce by aPothecares,. as medicine and a tea
spoonful was considered dose bv ali tho ,enu-
lar physicians. Great change since then,