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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24

THIS Machine received tho first PREMIUM "a
II Silver MedalJ for the best Cornstalk Cutter,
and the second Premium for Straw Cutter, at the
late State Agricultural Fair al Auburn, N. Y, and
the universal appreciation Of all who examined it.
These machiues have been much improved by the
Patentee, within short time past, and are offered
to the public at prices to suit the times, and war
ranted to be the best Machine ever got up for the
purpose intended, many of them having been soil
to the best judges ofsuch an article, who have tried
all others with view to purchasing the best, and
afler fair and Thorough trial, have given this Ma
chine their unqualified appreciation.
For sale by |. BRAY ron & &c., Rlyenna, Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
Asthma can be Cured!
For The Fall Campaign.

! rTNHE subscribers ave now opening IN addition to
their former stock al their store in Ravenna,
a large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, morOccns,
Innings, french calf skns, shoemakers6ndings, &c e,
which have been purchased this fali with great care
as to DURABILITY and CHE .rNess. Their friends
and the public generally may fad II 10 their inte-
rest, call and look at their stock before purchas
ing elsewhere, as they will show il with pleasure
whether theY purchase or not.
NJ. B. Cash paid for beef hides.
~ JOHN GILLIS g. Co.
R'venna, Oct. Ist, 1881. t-
I the best French stamps just received and for
sale ty the subscribers, call and see them,
| Oct GIIL ca.
COLE AND UPPER LEATHER-Sole and upper
y lealher from different tsp pneiYs, inclading the
| bufalo tanned Leather, and B .Idwln & Sons soft
slaughter leather for sewing, kep, constantly on
| hand BY GlLIs d CD.
| Oct l, 1851.
| CATCHELs-A larger stock, and cheaper than
| - any others in this town, can be found at
! Oct 8. -r z- GILLETTS.
DREss TRIMMINGS velse, Buttons, do rib
| IL bons for trimming dresses at
| O:t3 GlLLErTS.
| u IBBoNS- B ,nne, R,pbo.s ior the Fall anu
! IL Water trade at GlLLErT'S.
| GUGAR-lO Bids oi Sugar JUS, arrived at
| y GILLErTS
DUrTER-i2. per pound paid for good Butter
! II at the Store OF SA & R A GiLLETr.
VXTANrED-AH kinds Of pr"duce 10 < :hanee
w for goods al the highest market price by
Oct A & GLLErr
THAT'S & CAPS-The latest fashion Hats and
III Caps for the Fall trade Just received at
oct3 GIILEIT's
DONNE rTS-A large assortment Of the differ
ID ent varieties oi Bnnnets, am"ng which mly be
found the China Pearl, Pedal, Swedish, Alboni 4
Satin Tulip and Neopaulars French BRAID and Jen-
ny Lind at E GnLET1s
Day STATE sHAWLS-A g:e.t variety Of
ID "B.y State ShawIs'' just received at
oct GHLETTs
nOMES TIC GOuDS-Mar,uers slripes, -uckIrgs,
sheelings, bats, cotton yarn, wicking, colured
warp, bro. ditto, black and white wldding, twine
Sc at GILLErIs
nRESS G00LS-The ladies' can fnd good
i stock of D. ess Goods, comprising all the va
retes of the season at very low prices, as we shal
sell cheap for Ready Pay, GHiErTs
BAY sTATESuAWLS.
0OO Bay State, E npne and Waterloo Shawls,
sep27 II. & Days.
DE LANES.
1000 Yds, Muslin De Lains from Is to 2s.
lOOO per yard at II. L r. Days.
IOPLINS.
20 This market, at HLaR DAYS.
= = MERINOS. ......z..
O0O Yards of French Mcrincs and SILK warp
OOO Thibet Cloths. . e. -.
500 Yds chameleon paramats cloths,
800 &C double fold 6gd DcLaines,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
THURSDAY, March 90.

The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer BY the Rev Mr. REED, Of the Presbyterian
church.
Tho journal Of the preceding day was read aud
approved.
Mr. SCOGGIN moved that the Convention resolve
itself into Committee OF the Whole.
Mr. FISHER. Perhaps should offer an apology t.
the Convention for the motion am about to make:
have risen 10 ask the yeas and nays on this question
merely for the purpose of ascertanns whether there
is u quorum present
The yeas and nays were ordered
The question being taken the motion was agreed to
yeas 70, nays 3, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. John Y. Mason, (President) Ander.
son, Armstrong, Arthur, Banke, Beale Bird OF shen
andoah, Bland, Bowles, Brown, Burgess, Carter oil
Russell, Chiffon. Conway, Cook, Davis Edmunds
Flood Floyd Fulkerson Fults, Fuaua ealy, Garland
" R B. Garrett, Hall, sHoge. Jacob Janney, John
son, Jones' Kenney Rigore, Knots, Letcher, Lyon
Lucas, Lynch, Macamas,- Martin, of Marshall Mer-
edith Miller Moncurs Moore Neeson, Psndeton Price,
Randolph Rdy scessnss srsta ~ a aare.
ty, Smith of Kanawha, Smith Of jackson, Smith OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
MOlyDAY March l6, 1851.

The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. DUNNISG OF the Presbyterian
church
The journal OF Saturdays proceedings was read and
approved
THE BASIS OF REPREsE STATIoN, &c.
Tho Convention then in Committee OF the Whole, (Ar
MILLER in the Chuir.) resumed the consideration o.
the report the Committee the Basis and Appor
tionment of Representation.
The CHAIR stated the question to be on the PROPOSE
ton OF the gentleman from Fauquier, (Ar. Suorr0
Mr.. SNODGRA5S. When l first came to this Con
vention was suffering from attack Of illness,
indeed my constitution needed quite US much reno
vaton and Improvement the constitution OF the stat
itself had partially recovered. but ind that myin
disposition is returning again When took the floor OIL
Saturday it was merely with the intention of making
off hand reply to my friend from ittsylvania, but a.
the suggestion Of my friends gave way Tor Gil adjourn
men and then intended to prepare myself for more
extended argument to-day. But on yesterday evening
had return of the fever under which have been ID
boring and il leaves me- this morning quite PROSTATE
hope therefore, if there is any gentleman present e
her fomthe east or the west WHO'S prepared to take
Tie floor and give his views will take some other time
tc address the Committee when feel that cam do jus.
ice TO myself to my constituents and to the Committee
there Is any gentleman either from the east or the
west who will take the floor, will yield it most glad
yE not, will cndeavor to present some views for the
Consideration OF the Committee.
70 one Offering to take the floor Mr. SNODGRASS
;'9A line door, but after proceeding tor cW moments
aneny himself so much iudispossd, he was compelled
ioy=l it
A; JACOB. I would inquire if any OF our eastern
@shea who may have designed to participate in this
. ea.~ and scmc of whom, perhaps, may have come
s Expecting follow the gentleman who has just Ia
IA MS seat and who is unable, from illness 10 proceed,
.o, nov take the floor Ibid moi come here expecting
nae leg toor iayself but do not wish to see this
slNle: brought to a lock, to speak WILL fno
r seesaan does, take the floor myself Will take
r,y seq End see o- moment whether any gentleman
VII 2o take the floor.
;;,oons offered to take the floor.
n,h 'ATCB, then addressed the COMMITTEES His re-
ls n will be given hereafter.]
o,I. vjANAEY It's my purpose, during the progress
10 w. aeoate TO endeavor to discharge what conceive
sod NY datS to the constituency that sent me here:
CHI ina9s MAJ well perform it to-day as ut any
ponIa ina Unless, however, other gentleman
n. hss TO address the Committee now, will move
COMMITTEES do now rise, it ia the usual hour
iaslv rose. 's''su w. A'' 'n' o''nuN'''' AN'O'0
me Convention then adjourned until o'clock, F. NJ.
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THE BASIS; OF REPRESENTATION

/ FraE"r BY tie Rev. AIr. M>NlzY.
H." 1'I!1a! ct the preceding day vas read and an-
?toYeA
TIL BASIS; OF RErRESEGTATIOE
! ne Contention ,.ca resumed Tic consideration II
H"fni:''sc 81 he "aole Hv MILLER in the chair OF
III: !cpof .! the ccac.- or Ike basis 0; a22or,ion.
! treut q representation
liz Chairman stated the question to be Oh the propo-
si'!. Q! u. ish'!e"'1a from Faueuisr Nir Socrrl
''r. II II Z t:ieI. addressed the Committee III.
remarks as:earerl t''''
u. TAYLOR. 1ly colleague ,3fr. W.-rs, reopes,s.
ne 70 ot'ea .s ..2of for him when lie gentleman from
Aue:a!a hoG4 have Concluded therefor, moya IN
ii: behalf tina. ,il= comi:i;te Row rise,
Gr ANDERSON. Perhaps .Ae:e is some other ,s,.
i.ci":a prepared . take tie hooi aud so on now We
aFe been ;.5o!rat&s -" Earl II IL uovc ouy half
past Ole " hail he long time Getting through this
ie2;;e a. Il v. ~ not =@t longer each day.
M SA:ih The motion liza; the c:.nn,.tse r.se -
VI u. SANEEI,T ! w:si. OIL. % s,v that bs,,.s
at""rnino al this cr.r!nc We lad bet,.r ascertain II
E"l",'! = 10 a.tI- tonight, I=ugLterl
".":."a W.. akeu on the motion tina. the coc,r.I,
Tee rl.s %Acd -: G,te.i-sy"g l. noes -
So tie committee ,3se
VI. LIE m"v:d tas: tie Convention ai,ou:,
~. ANDERSON. wan; the chairman ort.. cor,
.it"" t. rupert the IA: he House that tbs csmr,,.
tee rose =! ':.at . quorum.
~. ''iL'sH, That vas 70: IL rsas3a tha: 10,
COMMITTEE Csc presume TIA. quorum i mr. r..ss
1aryy, 70 enable tbs committee to rise.
~. AZ DEESCE. believe thar lie Va. NJ ,.,,
tGiH 80 assigned u reason Why the committee shoui
| !i-e. 0N'S
tte PRESIDENT - cam.,;.,se can do no,s;,-
"':to1t quorum i : us;, when til: Committee tnf:
t"s!t II Ia; position 70 ryror: lie !.,; "a -.c IIo,sa
! III. :: Dt...rE. lie ouca:;o whether ], =
ca'. under - aarame 9trv g4.a n. dutv Of he Cha;r
ni'. .: liz Committee q ;l9 Thols vAcn yota "a,
G:en taken at J. hly bean ,hertsn=d tia. the-a i =,
quorum iessa', an the committee rises on that 7roun6
- l-H"' H. a:!' t'e Pres: don't If he Contention.
"i:h !" i:'". wNf, l. 'ia parliamentary lnw in rel.
T!oD :" i.!s matter:
ihs PRESIDENT Tina: ia .2@ parliamentary Nv
IL. siilL.iR understand: thu liz: vas not a.
2tnan. ~ "hith the committee The MOTION va
:.n.' tat tie .e9,H!t So rise sad :aa,o.tv II tboss
p I.".s. rp,i.. - riac. -: Chan u corted it.
| II A;itE,!S When division VA Gala! t,r
IL ;-, discovered dat there wa no Quorum -rs,
s"n .,!! understand tia ~ the parlianenrary ,.l,
II" :..:"e la! !:2g II! want is ,h.: .ie fac.
aAaii y reported 70 The H'lts add 80 upcn tbs
tuaiHa:
II. SMITH, .: Norfolk co14;y ! give notice tina.
:a'icye,s ,.t ;aou2 aa re,a!Giion oftie s.a,lc-
2.-n r2n: iIa.jlaH i;r. iErc;! iiynx CAV for cos
~. t: dcta.,, III. Convention oad tie countrT ars
ey !.a: ;'rHd oi be dsta:2
-" Convention then aiJ24:aed III thi. .realns 4.
Ee..l.s, 41:i: uc.21;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by the Rev. Or. EARLY, Of the A,ttAcdr9i
Church.
The journal of Saturday was read and approved
THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION
The Convention then resumed tee consideration IN
committee Of the whole, (Alr MILLER III the Chair Oh
the report Of the committee the Basis and APporoa-
nent Of Representation.
The CHAIR stated the question 10 be or the PROPOSE
ton Of the gentleman from Falquier OR. SeorT:l
llr FUQuA then addressed the committee his re-
marks will appear Eereattef.l
Sir FULrG then EoTed tia. he coUlmlttse rise
The question vas then taken, and count beng ha1
there were, a:cs IL, noe; / /; 10 quorum,
tIr FCLTZ. Perhaps ought 10 explain that SUB,
United the motion 10 rise, under the impression that !!
would be more agreeable TO the committee now TO rae
than 10 continue the session We have boon N session
some three hours but far As ara personally con,
ccrncd do not insist upou course or the othcf
am perfectly at tic disposal Of tie ccmnil!ec.
Tie CHAIR The tact having been h=cef'n ., ,ha'
there is - QUORUM present the COMMITTEES i Obliged %
rise.
The committee rose accordingly
And then The Convention adjourned until nail past
o'clock this evening.
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EVENING SESSION

The Convention met at CLOAK, pu'suaGt u adouii-
mont. 49, ;l, -
Mr. WATTS, OF Norfolk tlink mere "il' 20 ~ :
causes which need not mention, and 90 not ,nS y
you'd be justice to the gentleman who = 70 aeIss, u
Til. evening, TO require him 10 50 on under e cFeu-
stpuce;. move, therefore, that re adjourn.
Mr. A5DERSON. II is ou, Just half-past !, and !!
have 40 DOUBT that b. waiting few minutes We s'a!i
have full house. IN 40, ho H.,
Mr. WISE very certain that a I'VE sa4, eas a nI ba
,Isrs .seaTcsIy one Of us who would be willing 10
sneak, at moment when the whole city IS IN rage Tor
music daughter. ill.,.
! Mr.. ANDERSON. | am Periect'y Hii.ins 10 con.
form to what NAV be the desires OF the gentleman him
Mr.. WISE. Why, i. would pa-ay1s any one ofas to
senpt to speak to such house Is tbs. 7.4ll ,l
feet d:spossd % an0ni; 70 Whatever
-. s.;,be, cf lie Convention. have 10 deair.
-onisss u speak emptr house ioE OF al things,
dislike to address thin audience
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

lr. WISE 1t i. putting the gentleman 10 his bushes
70 ASK nm to speak under such circumstances
lhe Question was then taken or the motion 10 ad-
jou-n, and II vas agreed being called for
ayes - noes !.
1lr H. GARRETT. That is al dcsred-to asccr-
.aiA how naHy ere present
The CcnYentio then adjourned until tomorrow morn
lHc. 4. u 'sI1ck.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
EVENING SESSION.
convention met pursuant to adjournment.
HE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.

"a, aas Convention then resumed the consideration il
ne OF the whole (Mr. MILLER in the Char,)
nspoft OF the Committee on tho Basis and Appor
''c III NJ Of Representation.
as CHAlR stated the question to be on the propo
". u ~, me gentleman from Fauquier, (Mr. soorrl
~, Am ~ then addressed tie committee and With
~ S.l..Nils. s. way to a motion to rise.
.n'Sion waa agreed &c, and the committee accord
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

The Convention met at half past o'clock, pur8',snt
80 adjournment
THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
The Convention then resumed the consideration III
Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Muller in the Chair, OF
the report Of the Committee the Busis and Apporlon
ment of Representation.
The CHAIR stated the question to be on the propo-
sition Of the gentleman from Fauqu;er, Cdr scorrl
Mr.. SUMMERS resumed and concluded his remarks
THEY will appear hereafter.
Mr.. Chiffon. Ii is very late, and move that
the committee rise. In doing will give notice that
will move that When the Convention adjourn, 1t do 50
to meet tomorrow morning at o'clock, instead OF halt
past 10.
The motion was agreed and the committee accord
ingly rose.
The Convention then adjourned until II o'clock to,
morrow morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
-Mcssrs. fishcr, ''i;lgi.sll!, ais!---.
p,sIs az REPRESENTATION.

The copv,ut;,y, ..n resumed tho consideration. IL
COMMITTEE If tie %bo.H Or fi!itLH III 'tis cliari u
he gcIort'oi the Committee on ihe Basis and AF~r
Torment o! Representation
The ciAIR stated tie question 70 be on the rroi,o
*ition Of the gentlemen from farqrrF: lSlr. seorr
Mr. CARTER. of Lgadon, then H.idEsafsd the Gem
mite.
His remarks will appear hereafter.J
The committee then arose and
The Convention adjourned until thic e'ening at ~
Q clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

Er TREDWAI. have no objection to the cousd.
Grafton ri this proposition At some convenient
me il il known that the floor for to- ay has been
ASSIGNED - he gentleman from Halifax and | think
We are discussing subject shat has been brought n
somewhat cut OF lie order this morning. would for
The present. more 10 lay the resolution Of nv col.
c;l upon lie table intending tn tia, the Con
vcntion fcss,, itself INFO C"mni;t!"~ Of the Who'll"
VI, rl'EElES. viii mE co!lca.r" a!lofs ~" 10
.laic remark.
Mr Ii;EDWAY [ cannot. i r:;.y !c@d 10 her,
Iha question tcIn; laE"n t.. resolution lai
upon the table.
THE BASIS or REpRESESTAIl0
On motion, Nv VI TREDw.iT, the Convention re-
suned the consideration. i'll Committee 81 the Whole
tAlr MILLER in the chair Of the report ii the Com
niitee on tic B4.s and ipp"rtionnen Of Representa-
ton.
The CHAIR stated the question 10 he up,n the
proposition OF the gentleman from falqus:.
Dir EDAfUEDS thea addressed the Committees
His remark hereafter
The Committee then rose. and
The C"n"elticn adjourned TO ! O'Clock, I. i.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention met 1t hall past o'tloch, pursuant
to adjournment
Mr. WHIrrLE. move TINT The Con vcntion rasolr
itself into Committee Of tie Whole
llc question being tak.n--a cou:.: b.!u; Lad-therc
were ayes s.? noes 5--no quorum
Mr TkEDNAT. = great many menhera cane IT
since the division took place by which We asccTninel
there 'ast"t quorum present. move call If the
Convention.
The PRESIDENT There is quorum now present
hr TREDWAT. II il IS conceded there Is :, quorun,
| Withdraw nv motion
BASIS OF REPRESENTATIONS
The Convention then resumed the confederation l.,
committee n the Whole i1Ir Miller in the CHAIR of
the report Of ths Committee Gil the Basi. .ud Awo..
tonnsent Of Representation.
T.e CHA II Stated he question TO be On the pvopc.
stioa u tie gentleman from F2uqric. Or. Sco.l
Mr. EDiiUNDS resumed AM concluded h;s renaaks
The Committee t;!en rose and
The Convention then adJourn:! until ;o-.n";,or even
Il. !: half ,.st IL O'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

The committee met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev. Nh. TAYLOR, of the Presbyterian
church.
The journal Of the preceding day read and ap
proved
THE BASIS or REPRESENTATION.
The Cow enticu then resumed tho consideration i,
committee Of the whole, (Ar. MILLER in he Chair o.
the report Of the Committee the Busis and Appor
tionmcnt of Representation.
TIE CHAIR stated the question to be on the prupo
sitiou of the gentleman from fauquier, (hr Scorrl
Mr. JANNEI resumed and concluded his remark
Mr.. SUMMERS then addressed the committee. Re-
marks hereafter.
Without concluding Mr.. SUMMERS gave way to Mr.
SHEfFEI, OH whose motion the committee rose
o'clock, 7. NJ
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TEESD4Y March II, 1851.

And then on motion the Convention adjourned uil
Il. tomorrow at 10 o'clock, NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

The Convention met at half past O'clock, pursuan.
to adjournment.
THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
The Conv entiop then resumed the consideration in
Committee Of the Whole, OR. MILLER III the ChairO o.
the repor, VI the Committee the Basis and Apportion
meut OF Representation.
The CHAIR stated the question to be on tho PROPOSE
ton of the gentleman from Fauquier, (slr. Scorr)
Mr. Chiffon resumed and concluded his remarks
The committee then rose,
And the Convention adjourned until hall past 10
o clock tomorrow morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

Greenbrier snoderass. corthal' S'm'r OF Patrick
summer. T.ylor Treeway. Turnhnll, Van Winkle
Waits Of Norfolk count. WLite, WILEY. Worslian,
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RI ESN-iJ J.. March IS, 1851.

The Convention met pursuant IL adjournment
Fray"s b. tie Rev Ar. MANLEY
IN" Journal Of the preceding day vas read and an-
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.S.iJLRDJy .nayca 90 1881

lAc Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer b. the Esv At. REID Of tue Presbyterian
church
The joir,a! d III" preceding day va, rGaA and a.
provc
Sir. IA}L0H. move lhH w.,rn his Convention
adjourn ills uo;4iog Ls ,iouiay, !. ha Pat il
,,riock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
WEDNESDAY, .farch 18th, 1851.

The Conv ention met pursuant to adjournment.
l'rayer b. the Rev. Mr.. Mconr, Of the Prc+hyterla
church.
The Journal Of the preceding day was road and sr
proved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

IERII3A!iSd THE pEBAtt.
Mr. PURkINS. ! rise TO offer til" Following fHSo
hut ION ::
Rsyored That the debate on the question OF the has
nc r.nrsscutou nor progressing in he Conhlttes o.
the Whole, shall terminate at j. O'CLOCK d. Oh .'' '''
OF the pre>en. month.
Sir. PURKINS will observe that NJ rtIect III
offering this resolution is not to force iA' pcoy,
time when our western brethren MAJ De uh"llns -
do 30 to lakea vote upon this subject lne
object have in view il to civ. notice TO inc menpe'
or In. Convention and there TerT many o. ieih
very frequently absent at the time when II Is likely
that this de6a,e will terminate IA! &c lef;E!.teu
| HON. while have the iour, 20 make remark thas
is moi entirely grrrgns TO the propoSi'iou "ui'n tD
n,i,e: Il struck With ersat as c"is.eu' - 'e"'
the remark full from the lips Of he gentleman IRON
,uroo that thcre was large majority OF the eastern
noole not only not property holders. bls neither IN
t.rssted in property IL Its protection now, II
sucb be the fact either in caaterh or Western IHgi
mia il is time we should r. warned o. the voice OF thai
ig.ntlaman II 10 tine fol- property holders II the
State Of Virginia to poadeE well !.o Iloss Macs ,heS
man OF them as their lives aud the'r ilhertle5tor
,itbnpt i thay really nalutaln nor ENJOY nethe!
i will detaiu the'Ccnvcnticu no longer.
ar STEWART OF Morgan. rise % make rile re
mark hope this resolution VIII be voted dem an
la little surprised that my TREND from halifax has Of
Ifsred This resolution after the patient attention have
.iven him for several hours IN Interesting and able
ssnascb he made sometime ago. laughter He &C
yissd IA 70 bang our arp=, in western Virginia upon
the willows &c 70 desire to have speeches
hing M in the same place Laughter. Now had
no IDEA that gentleman who had spoken and occu,
Died the attention of this Convention woud haze offered
isuch resolution to stop this debate. wish to let
this debate 60 on long AM gentleman upon this floor
wishes 20 speak think could get along . great
deal better if ,vercetd shorten speeche: Hop
th, gentleman will withdraw TIA: rsso!u1:cn q Tots
aya;ast it. II IL does net, hope VIII hang i upol
the willows at once Laughter
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MONDAY, .Idrch q. lsSl.

/ The Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
/ Prayer BY the Rev. Dr. EARLY, Of the MltAcdla
| Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
EE ENING SESSION

The Convention met at half past o'clock purs.,sI
80 adjournment
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-07-14
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM ANIL MAXI OOAAIAG0.
T,HE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JoHNs, d. d., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy
Judge BEVERLY TucKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN s. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. SMEAD, Phi. d. Professor of HUI
manity.
WILLIAM f. HorKINs A. NJ, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WASHINGTON, A. M, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SILAs TorTEN, D. D., Professor Of Intel
lectua Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for Undergrad
uates--ihe regular course for the degree of Bach
elor Of Arts and Science course, occupying two
years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their parer.~ Or guardians. Students not
desiring to Join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
s1S6 and S196 per annum.
Circulars will be Forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, or specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SMEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
uar or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to join.
July 15-l aw.