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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19
ONO LEGISLATURE.
> NJ hbta' jan 10, 1917
SENATE.


REPORTS o. STANDING COMMITTEE
Nj furd, from the committee ON Ppblie
W orAs and Public I.ands. reported hack S.n.
ATE oul authorizing the leasing OF certain S,a,e
isAas ~ Harrison county. with supdry
mendmeuis, which were agreed to and The
Oil ordered 70 third reading on Monday.
Nh dotdard, iran the committee ON ~. T,,.
aieiafF. reported back senate bin 10 amend
lhe sci relating To wills. and saia hlll Ma. =.
oeltd To ttnft reading on Monday.
The same gentleman from tbr same co,s
nlsIee, reported back House amendments n
Sshals eiii' 10 authorize salts upon contracts
OF Insurance 70 be brought ia the county in
winch the contract NAV be made. with an a.
mtndmrn' to The amendments concured i'm
Mr.. Ewing from the same committee r
ported back House bill IN relation IN ia. sst.
HT'hrns oil The estate II Josbua Brown. IA
eolofrd man late oi Harrison county. ami The
- me was ordered 10 b. real thirl linn. :.
MONDAY. 9tie Oh
Mr. Goddard from IL. committee On Pail.
roads AID Turnpikes, reported bsrk H
oiii 70 amend The act 10 incorporate ibe DIV.
Ton, Aenls and Washington Road eona,a,
with one amendment. which was aeratI 4
and The oil ordered 10 be read thini tim4 ia H.
Mf. Perkins, from The committee ON ,ha
l'scisfy reported back senate BIN rela,ins
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634 Il


Tine Whole amounted manef paid
by direct taNatian of all the Gil
llaHs a The county aud HE u-
dirsct taxation 81 ~ drinking
potgnp pl tHe community
Tn. estimate Wast b. correct. as = fHm-
sfijff iii kcs ms moae,-b1,h that with
which ne paws Tor III, license aud that upon
which lie Iives-by selling Intoxicating Il.
fa8fs Several intelligent gentlemen have
said ia thecomnittee that they ought to set
down 10 the credit ofpusate charity a being
pad 10 lutempeance an amount "a usiRg
be whole Of the foregoing estimate which
would masethe sum Of $4,000 But We leave
oul fellow citizens To make this estimate 20
sat themselves Yet We would ak Won II.
lu the lace 81 lhe farts sHbstaniiated. YOU are
prepared ia vote for license. GO TO tn polls
Ola the 25tA iast, aud when about TO cas- four
vote try the question III youf own mind as TO
whether YOU would give the happiness OF
your IamliY. the character oi Nour son, broth
ef co father i0r the sum of money received By
ihiscfty and cuuntstor granting licences, and
Ne shall net fear the result We vii fur
msh other andequaila important statistics 5ef
Naar consideration before ne election. that
Ne may WheniI is ovet should II be decded
either Ter of against Hs. r. coasclon. OF having
discharged ourduty. WM. WALLACE,
GHAS COOK.
T. Nj GAILEY
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all Hr.lemv
On motion If Hr MORRISON.
Resolve. That the committee i1H Courts =
fr.fi-e frusirf mo Tho "a 90 ifuut 1T HETras
.ies he r,s,,.iiss nam 81 .Is I,iIafs ia lbs
- TeIr y,eaHfs.. ~ fh. saFV7r8 q runaway
80 confined int tl.r-I,fH- f.,T safe kerlHE
a., r,esiss ~ N. Sla,az
R..,fvef. That the esmHIfsea aH Ct41is
ieanirs INTO The etpe H5ra.s u paving s. lie
administrator -f JOHN r f Har5-eH tHe pH#
sars d.e sad Richardson q, Captain u liz
Pebllc Guard
On motion n Nr SH.HaF.
Resolved Tina The Committee au Eauks
.,,e...~ into trs .,...4..4#=5t a se#sr45IHl5
hiI .usharizzHa she Persistent Directors aH#H
IS.ofkhelden 81 .be E4,laHge BaHk Of Viz
gina ft.e.f.bIi.E d Branch B4Hk atStaaHfuH,
O. ma.iaa Of lie same.
Res Ie.t. That Tie committee Coz courts q
Justice inquire into II. s1p-Hency ot gHact-
ms bv law that the provisions oi the -fth
ana gath SECTIONS ai tsa act regulating roe
piIiffs af this commonwealth. ISL EaEI-aH
f Code "a 81. H. ina.le.t5aFaIy e. ihs Virginia
REGIMENT amt such afhrT volunteers as may
bsfssf,ei he 15iIeJ into he service oi t6e {.
States.
rrr4foxs
Il, NJ Ts4r-Fram saadrv citizens IF Ia.
fyifk "a fa ner#If taa Treasurer Ell school
Commissioners ii SAID county Ia retain - -
advanced b, him.
II, NJ Tbams3a6 # IA memorial from
citizens If At.xa6.Iifs tn favor ETA Roll road
from Alexandra to Harprfs Ferry.
h, N5 Tsske-Alsm8rislf non, eitiz.ns Of
A,etan-tf3s r. tnaf,,r4tinr against such mag
Istfst.s as live ia tilsf portion al the COUNTY
al Fsirfs. winch II j. proposed 10 annex 10
Alexandria nnafily over ale eilizens ol SAID
Town in The commission winch NAV BE- grant
Ell them Referred 10 The committee on Pro
positions AMI firie,sgaes
Nv Mr. Hlp5cr-Fan Elizabeth {. R8ekfs
and other. asking some amendment 10 The
Ian, cs+sc.iap ta.. willow and dover ftshf
TO slaves.
By Mr. CaldNell-A memorial OF citizens OF
the county Of (if,enhfIcr. against renewing
the Court of Anpe.ls from l-sgis5ufgh 10 the
White SainhQfSeTlpr@
By Mr. flsvmonfLFnr am aanr5pratian to
construct road ff8n she Northwestern road
ria Fsirmontt5 New MaraasgI.l, in Marion
county.
Br Mr. Anderson From 4 Vaughan ami
others. Tor am act ,o inrorparstr Apaouattox
Sav5pes' Bank
b. Mr. Saughtrr-From John Thompson.
for change IN the mode ol improving HE
ksnIrha ver. ordered 10 be- iai3 IN he
tshfe for Tire nr,senf
Bv Mr. Dancm-TVo patitiaps nom en-
zsns of Harrison for stf ar. to construct a t5.ra
nike rom DIE town of BetAefrv.fia PaIIIFpi.
10 Clarkshurgh
rs Mr. Brown ef Ns8ona3li4- From fffi-
gems 81 lh.t county. ar the improvement OF
the navigation Of me MoaoHgaIIa river. rom
pennsvlvania line npuar.l..
By Mr. Edginr.on-Fum Wm. 0uersoa
and Others, asking for comp nsltloa ior build
fne bridge ON the cumberland road.
~ Mr.. Gfesbam-Ffom Thomas Brown
and James Saunders, fog eompensations as
eruads employed in conveying two convict,
from the Jail III Lancaster county 10 ,hc Pru-
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BO0TSf R09YVf5 B0arl

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HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
Thursday Jan. /
wv NlcAI1nNs

iduisad Jan. .
COMMUNICATIONS.
The Clerk read communication from Che
senate. informing TIE House thai The former
boJs had passed sunjfy bills
RhroRIs
Mf 7 u vel ,ffom committee on schools anl
Colleges reported i bill authorizing an invest
mrntinm The Literary Fund in buildings for
the Medical College Of Winchester.
Nj Banks from lhe committee on Plooo-
shans ami Grievances reproted bill author
lzinga election 10 be held al Rlieysvile. IN
Plee county.
Mr. SWINE, from the Sheet committee on
Robert a Mayo's petition reported thai said
committee s,kcd TO b. excused from the con
sldefation OF said petition. and that The sam.
b. referred 10 the joint committee Of the two
Hae-f,. inqairing into The arrangements Of
the different Raj Road companies
NJ Holiday nom the committee ON claims
reported resolutions adversely to thr petiiioR.
ct JOS. Brown, Andrew Coolly .Grorge Head
aui upon the resolution relative to the sheriff
o Ahdiles g.
Also, d BIZ rfunding TO David Rawl. GER
lam yum oi money.
Nh Floyd, Il IN ihe committee on Reads &
Internal Mana i0H, tepor eds Mti 10 moor
Pofate tie q rasbarbh nd Abessra Turnpike
company bill althorlsIng Iease Of The
S-abart and Roanoke Raj Road 10 The TFus
ices at Portsmouth, asd the civ council Of
Norfolk jointly an 70 authoris. a sub.ronent
SHE 81 tht road 70 th- sam parties; aisl.
htii II incorporate The Lizzie Fails Raj Road
COMPANY
Nj Davis from the committee on Aericnl-
.3r q ftpaE.r bHl To incorporate Tie
Aaaas Vernon Manufacturing COMPANY. In
the town 81 Alexandria.
Ali Boso 4 from ,he committee iar courts
81 JHs3ee reported biii disori ing Mar, Mar
a4rrt Sins from Ter husband. Robert sims
i.e 80 reported adversely 10 anending tbe
"a" sulailng ne RE- OF clerk. Tor d-mand.
ms or receiving aar search OF records. g.
ai-o adversely To providing by law tor takitg
positions oi Witnesses residing over lO6
miles from the places 70 which tie, arr sat..
mouedtu eve evidence
Rrs0Lg rIoSs
Oa motion oi Mr. Duncan.
Resolved fhat ia committee f,f S,t9,,t.
sal Goiisges mo ire iato HE e4pedi.off III
mastering The Gemn 0nweal.hS clam, ~
,11,ef q iarielied lands lting ia the county
d lewis on HE watef. of Buchanan Pr,
.at directed 70 be soid by decree of The en-
-afi Superior Court ct law ana Chanr,r, e.,
.sit county AZ i, iest tern 70 ths Tfl.ts-,
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W0MfN'S PLACE roe

a fAN oe.as Neaeass * l5i are Baaz=
- g. fa I'D " Fl De so'd - huIesa.e ar .t
cash q Ia "a nj 1te fis Eci Root
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de- iaftfi stslai afntsl fit 8tilI - 4tta-t faz
rtrta sfazk f'sfH ~. ~ ii6H s. I'd r.. I7d b. t-
tsNe=>teek aaisiefs 81 their f-al frpftsfas izsHs
anas u G EN HARDING. 4a.t.t
p II EINEn This day al shc Head Qarrt5-.
- AID ohecco--
6ots lfIacine Tears
ieua Eessiias terj hue
2bAu ls8illas
S9tu Ia Mona Havana.
@its "a ttda do
Ju9 INok rf,Ts5e5-
i pRA Handle Tee knifs, faacy Waite. 49,
S55ttf sis'''iiis. t'teate-s tiaz ANA Edge To-.
-. 6 al Niect. Spears aud Butcher ~sas
snd HsRet CHAINS. Broad and Marrow Bans, =
e"'e ave sasrts. shcfI tsfsss. EleleA Bols ~Ai..
iel - al tee lowest pfiees ~
in IS HFuDFrf
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DEtEsIEsER 81.

MUkE MN G0UIS.
a " HtIshEI.t. Ia. th,S dae rseetrea8z.. Ese
s4''He Trft desirable nRES~ GuHi- tar.#
~ ist, Of ieo anal Cae,ioaI. FIa5,l.s ,.... I4s -
t7i'H'ehl ~ L'eaiu. Presses 4n Jafieis.fas4 gfs
's'as Se@f Diet. fiEk, Nutc aud Bl.rk Caa.a 8
= q {. I.sa4rs superior Methe Arsts. Gar= a#H
lsiH hack s." ing Fix Fringe. ,ef1 nm G..af
-. 80 ''.i'ei heN sigie faac, Buttons h4ifingN a.
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a = remembered hat TITS amount is
.. sHrHHI as55 a81 q he ceuat, mn5s lot
incompetence aArt Nl8t.ls received frlA lie
Eauan- license.
That Pafffafet tHe Literary Fund
wh eh csm S JOB Ohio cuHHfsa-
m-#Ht Is ah7Ht 81 $50 ca
In. IamHI s-5aHffS 90 fHa Fund
state ma.t positively that thet
la1=au5 aIae=i eu5hs 81 it Ter she
edaaati#H e. the children Of thu
uf5e3uf#fIf- which i-avrs fur
tIs education II the cHFAfeH
ai other roaf So %
For those 81 HE Incorporate fi23 0A
Aggregate cost Of intempcrauce. 81 7q- IS
fut te IulemIea'e pay much larger bill
#aH HHfiS
THee pay u5 The licences ef he
rsH-seliers si4ez -
Fer hc s4me 10 the Stafe 47g =
Far ,he support IF hes % rum
s Hers. 5000 raah - noe Q0
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JONI COMMITTEE.

The S,eaker announced the toIowingss the
commit e on the part OF the House OF Dele
gates tBider the resolution OF the Senate OF
the l2lh inst. relative To certain arrangements
with individuals and others, made by the dit
ferent Railroad Companies, formerly named.
Committee Messrs Daniel, Syme, Holiday
Waits, Poindexter, Shelley, Raymond, Nor.
rs, Lacy. Gootson and Newton.
On motion, ihr House adjourned.
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<tfs SOC
WHEELING. ~.

JANIS + VuWloN-r,ai,a,a
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81 EOS GG
b larger bill
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-20

which may be subject CONTROL and which apperta
the government Of California, that may receive them from
your hands at this place. the capital Of the Territory.
l have directions from the Generainchef not to deian
you in this country against your wishes moment longer than
the necessities Of the service may require and you will be
liberty leave here after you have complied with these nsruc
tons and those in the 8 order referred to-
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
as. w KEARNY,
Brigadier General and Governor Of California
"Lieut. Col j. G. FREMONT,
" Regiment of Mounted Rihemen
Commanding Battalion Of California Volunteers,
"Ciudad de los Angeles"
Question. In your letter you say, 81 have directions from
the detan you this country against
your wishes longer than the necessities Of the
service may require and you will be liberty leave here
after you have complied with these instructions and those
in the order referred to-. What necessities Of the
the ls Of March prevented your letting Lieut. Col
Fremont leave the country he pleased
The question objected and the Court cleared
On rcopeng the doos the Judge Advocate announced the
decision Of the Court that the question irrelevant and
should not be put to the witness.
Question Did Lieut.. Col Fremont apply to you for
leave 90 his regiment then its way Mexico, telling
you that he had hundred and twenty picked and
sixty men, and supply Of beef for their use and that he
ready to 20 with Pno and that with these and horses
he could make his way to Gen. Tsyors right and that he
believed his regiment would be its way the city of Next
co II not tell all that passed the subject Of his wish
ing go TO bis regiment
Gen Kearny. At what place, and at what time
The counsel Of the accused replied, at Los Angeles, and
after The lst Of March.
Ansper In conversation with Lieut.. Col Fremont, at
Los Angeles about the 10th Ilth May, lsi7 he did APP
ply to me for permission to go join Gen. Taylors army.
He told me tina, he had sufficient number Of men, which,
with his knowledge Of the country would enable him get
there refused to let him go. VIVA, his belief was in
ation to the movements of his regiment do not know.
referring 10 the following extract from the orders of Gen.
Scott, dated on the 81 Of November, 1916 :
alt ia known that Lieut. Col. Fremont, OF the United
States rife regimen, was July last with party in
the service OF United States Typographical engineers in
the neghbohood OF San Francisco Monterey bay engag
ed in Joint operations against Mexico with the United States
squadron on that Should you find him there it is de-
sired a you detain him against his wishes moment
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indicative Of extraordinary business
Ans,cer understood that Lieut.. COL fremont had come
up from Los Angeles in about four days perhaps less
very short time for such ride the d$ance being
y four hundred miles.
Question. Does the following paragraph from the
paper called the Californian of March d. accurately de-
scribe that ride
"Leu COL Fremont arrived here day before yesterday
three days and hours from Los Angeles 400 mles
business with Gov Keamy and left again yesterday afternoon
for the purpose Of embarkng his battalion for this post He
expects be Monterey again by the 10th 18th Of April
The Colonel will have ridden eight hundred miles in
eight days. including all delays ON this trip"
Ans,oer. As stated before, believe the ride from Los
Angeles may have been made less than four days. Whe-
Their this in the Californian that Lieut. Col Ere
mont had made il in three days and ten hours correct
not cannot tell. He left Monterey tn, Goth of March,
as believe with orders from me embark such OF the
California battalion would be mustered into service
board ship, which was to send San Pedro the ship
be furnished to me by orders from Com Bddle 1t sup
posed by me that he would Monterey pos
sble would add that, when direced Lieut. Col FIRE.
mont in the conversation with him, TO embark his battalion
at San Pedro he told that he always sick when at
sea- and that he would go there fhe could avoid it.
then told him that he could tho embarkation of his
battalion and then come up himself by and which order
subsequently to him in writing.
Question Do you know believe mat any person came
from Los Angeles with Lieut. Col. Fremont but Don Jesus
Pico and servant
The Judge Advocate said that he did not perceive the cc
vancy Of this question, and would be gac the accused would
the object Of it and il revealed the object the
witness ii unavoidable
The accused stated the object would be approached
rapidly and directly possible that it was al-mportant to
The defence.
No Directing the question then put
Als,cer understood and believe that the two persons
mentioned in the question above the only persons who
accompanied Lieut. Col: Fremont to Monterey.
Question. Did Lieut. Col Fremont, in that interview,
make known you that his business to inquire whether
you would the Government responsibilities accrung
during the that he had executed the duties Of Governor
under the appointment Of Com. Stockton
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my forces proceed up the to Francisco and be-
ready after meeting the 18th of October the
desk and the camp and take to the ship and TO the sea-
Faithfully, your obedent servant,
sR f. STOCKTON,
" Commander-n Chief, and Governor Of
''the Territory of California.
$50 Major FREaoST."
California Battalion, Angeles"
Know all men by these presents, that Robert f. Stock
toh governor and COMMANDMENT chief of the Territory OF
Calornla, epong special confidence in the ability and pa
uousm OF Mayor j. O. Fremont the United States army,
90 hefeDy appoint HIM to be the military commandan Of the
iertory oil california To have and all the powers
and privileges of that Office until the Governor of the said
Territory shall otherwise dnect
therefore, by these presents do hereby command all
civil and military officers citizens to obey him accordingly
"Gven under my hand, on this I'd day of September,
ammo Domn' 1876 r.. =. STOCKTON.
CIUDAD DE Los ANGELES, SEPT. 2, 1886"
To the latter part of the question: viz severe thew not
filed by you in the War Department since your return from
California and after your arrival in this city in September
last, the witness replied
see on the papers the certificate from Capt Townsend
that did SO ! think Capt. Townsend is mistaken
Question In your letter to the Adjuant General of the
lh June produced in evidence yesterday there the fol-
lowing concluding paragraph
81 have to that the march of the troops from San
Diego to this place reluctantly consented to by Com
Stockton urgent advice that he should leave Lieut.
Col Fremont unsupported to fight battle which the fate
of California might for long time depend the correpon-
dence to prove which with my papers SanDego,
and copy OF which will be furnished you my
to that place"
Are these three letters copies the correspondence alluded
10 in that paragraph
The following papers were then read
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-24
DISSOLUTION.

TVHE co partnership heretofore exist
n ing in this city under The firm of
Gilmore a. Henderson was dissolved on
the 18th ultimo by the death of John M.
Gilmore. Pinckard & Henderson are
charged with the settlement of the bust
ness Of the late concern and are autho-
rised to use the name in liquidation,
L. F. HENDERSON;
Sarviving Partner /.
New Orleans, July /, l847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-24
suERIFF,s I

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursu-
N ant 10 the provisions OF an act Of
the legislature Of the State Of Missis-
sippi, entitled san act TO ensure the COL
lection of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes" passed 24th day Of February
1874, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county of Madison, will, on
Thursday The 14h day Of October, l847,
expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and to the
following judgments, rendered in the
circuit court of said county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same:
viz: .a aa
P. H. Hays, use &c, VS. w. Hoy, t
Mullin, w. E. Harreld and J. Briscoe.
Judgment 3Oth May 1914, for 1903 SO
John Bass, vs. Blake It. Sessums, judg'
ment 4th May 1841, for 89,314.
Reese & McCarty, VS. P. M. Garrett
Judgment ED November l843, for 116,
25.
R. Henderson, Guardian &c, VS. S. D
Sharp, ex'r &c, Judgment Sd February
1916, for 632,32.
Wickham & Okey, IS E. G. Henry
admir- &c, judgment Sd February 1916
for 151,08.
Pillow & Walker, VS. l.. r. Smltl
adm'rx and G. G. Smith admir- &c, judg
ment 9th February 1916, for 1898.
Commercial Bank Natchez, use DC
VS. w. A. Lack and j. S.. Wyatt, judg
ment 18th February 1888, for 487,5C
C. p Young, VS. w. r. Gist, iudgmeu
LIST May 1898, for 1890.
]. Stone jr, use &c, VS. James Loggln'
adm'I &c, Judgment 7th. May l84l, lc
$40 81. 8 ~
T. Workman, VS. D. B. Crawford, judi
ment LIST May 1888, for 6os,86.
w. S. BAILEY, Sheriff.
July 10, l847. as