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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

BIRD tagging side walk on the north side of BroOme
tI eet HON Elizabeth to Mott street. with an ordi-
nance therefor. To Committee on roots.
Report IN favor Of paving Thirty-seventh street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues with an ordi
nance therefor. To Committee on Streets
Report 10 favor of relieving Northern Dispensary
rom assessn ent for building sewer in Waverley
place, from sixth avenue to Grove street. To Com
hittee on Assessments.
Report in favor Of correcting assessment against
Nm 3. Ridabock. for regulating, &c. Thirty seventh
erect, between Sixth avenue and Broadway. To
pommtee on Assessments
Report in favor of refunding money paid by Me-
han,cs' Institute, No. IL Chambers street. for taxes
or 1913, lS49 ard 1852 To Committee on Finance.
report IN favor OF refnnding tax of twelve dollars
nd dry one cepta to Peter n. Christie, the same
paving been pad twice. To Committee on Finance
Report In favor Of granting duplicate leases for
0ts bought by r. H. Herrick at Corporation sale for
npald taxes, October g. 1872 lots Nos l8 and % on
evensn avenue, betweee Fifty third aud Ffyfourth
trsets. certificate numbers, 500 aud 564; one lot
Sixth avenue. between Fifty third and Fifty.
bnrth streets; farm No 40, certificate number 5gS.
leo, one lot on Fifty third street, between Sixth
SN Seventh avenues, farm No l04, certificate num-
Pr, 56S. To Committee on Finance.
mes Donnelly, and the contract for stationery TO
III. Arthur h Co., and that the Comptroller be
Athostzed to carry out the terms of the said cor.
acts. To Committee on Finance.
Report in favor of reducing tax against James 8.
(urges for 1861 and 1862, on lot In Twenty eight
eet Ssouth side) near Madison avenue, known as
hrn NO 1862, be reduced from eighty seven dol
and three cents to forty dollars, the same being
Lea az house and lot, 1t being vacant lot To
mmittee on Finance
Report 10 favor Of building small bulkhead at the
ILUsn street, East river, with res ,aton there
40 CommHtee on Wbarves, Piers and Slips
'epo'' 10 favor Oh excayating mud between piers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01

manner The Ss6niton Of msnsaug liter In Tie thrd Do
gree Is the killing of Q human being in the heat
Of passisp, by . rgsreus weapon without dsag1
to effect death. 1t is question Whistler .
slaughter In the fourth d-gvs is the involants "
killing of another by any weapon by means nathan 0ue$
milton Of granddaughter in the fourth degree. havo
merely to remark gentlemen. that in OF this Inn
portaDce you should be assured that the psoues are
The persons who committed the assault and you have
reasonable doubt upon that subject you shoud givo
them the b. nett of 1t.
The jury then gave verdist OF "Not Gailty without
leaving their seats.
The Court then adjourned until this morning .. ten
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01

the resolution Of Nov 16 1852 be paid salary
4TO0 each In the Almshouss Department the salaries
500 900, shown in statement No !. where
list of the persons IL given with the salary Of each
bs hoped to receive smila statement from the Board
of Education but their return COPY Of
which law requires to be made TO the Board of
vsors and from which the total amount of salaries
cannot be ascsrtained Tho total II probably equal to
that In the Almshouse Department.
The aggregate amount Of salaries paid from taxation
may be stated ~ follows
is s2eo, 900
Total psid 10 captains, Hsutenants and police
men, viz -
1854 policemen n, at 500, s...........s 723, 800
70 captains 1t 81, 900 each ......... ~ 600
$1,000
Salaries paid IN almahouss department. 1000
Salaries paid in department Of education (ett-
matooJ VV,UOU
Salaries (sol oners' fees) ................ $500
Total n o3H 400
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While the estimate under the head of Salaries stands
at $500 OOo This sum covers only portion of the amt unit
annually paid as compensation to individuals for their
personal services, or in other words 'Saaries The
amount OF salaries of the police in statement No 10 IA
given at 500 800 In edition to this there are captains
and heuenants In each ward at salaries Of 900 for the
former and $500 for the latter Tie policemen also I'M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01

At the session of the legislature in 1852 passed
reducing the half mill tax to fourth of mill In the
onefourth Of mill on the taxable property the half mill
assessed This unauthoi lied levy the tax
payers Of the city Of half the SUM equal to
amount thus drawn from the people.
Indeed, the treasury aie cd by nearly double this
Of the tax levy of 1852 leaving 600 to be
paid from the means of 1858 And with the aid de-
Comptr Her admitted in his report Of the 18th Dscem
bsr 1852 that there deficiency In the tar levy of
1852 Of s42 157 o. If to this had b On added the ooo
since paid account Of the tax of 1852 from the
Of 1862 and the $s7 942 o. which Illegally collected
and used in 1852 the deficiency would have been 1904 0o
raons the city the year 1858 have been borne down.
and the people oppressed for this erroneous
In addition to III these e%earr.ssmenss xnicn wesn
ure at the extra session In July last the Stats
tax from fourth OF mill to one mill. TO answer
State treasury the sum Of S4s ss This new tax law
adds the amount Of the of 1858 the of
after the Board Of Supervisors had confirmed the
meDt roDs the goth July But for this circumstances
there would have been added to the tax levy o. 1858 the
been put into the tax levy Of July.
Il is nscessary therefore TO make an appropriation OF
413686 93 for the estate Mill Tax" under which the
Finance Department pay to ths State treasury
the net proce, DIS of one-fourth Of q mill In the
anticipation Of the tax Of 1854 the additional sum equal
TO the ret proceeds Of three fourths OF mill This will
subject the city TO the paymeat OF some additional In
terest but it is the oay mode by which We can meet the
At the time Of the confirmation Of the tax rolls July
It was understood that the State School had pro
Dounced unconstitutional by State Courts The tax
for the school purpoes of $25 $50 Sewas ex
clueed from the tax levy turn. out that there was
apprehension in regard to the invalidiy of the law,
the corporation will be obliged to borrow the money
bonds until the required can be raised BY
tax
The following statement shows the amount necessary
to be appropriated for the year 1884, and the amount Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01


This shows that the large sum OF nearly million and
quarter Of DE- liars is annually drawn from the people by
taxation and dsbursd to various officers account Of
personal services The sum which Ia nut in the tar bill
in the annual report under the head Of 'salArs
less than fourth pat OF the annually paid
count of salaries and the large paid to in psctors
for personal rervces be added would show that the
paid to the various kinds Of officers and agents Of
the city ave times greater than the amount which
o'g,ray pi ne ~ me Columns o. .hs
penditures Of the Commissioners of the SINKING Fund.-
account Of the public deb -
Estimated receipts $50, goo 90
r1uHatoo Expenditures. Ifl,oVl %
Estimated receipts over expenditures sl2l ss7 A.
Statement No. Is 10 estimate Of the Tax Commits
soners for salaries ward maps and arrearage Of
allowed them by resolution of the Roard of Supervisors
back to January previous to The new charter As the 10th
section Of the charter relates 10 Corporation" OIL
GERS and tho Tax Commission county officers it
is supposed that the prohibition in regard extra allow
ance does not apply to this The total amount In the
estimate Is $40 S38.
Statement No. 10 is an estimate furnished by the Re
cever OF Taxes Of the salaries and expenditures in his
bureau.
Statement No 20 is list Of fments on the property
The total s27 lee 80 This is for bills charged the
city beyond the appropriated to this obe, foe the
last year. In addition to this arearage there has been
charged on the Park for widening Beecker street
The estimates for election expenses Tais is
an increase Of So 600 over last The resolutions of
and each Of the clerks SIS for the rent of
There are ~ election districts-three inspectors
There are III election dstricts-two clerks, each
There srs i27 election dstIiots-one inspectors
There srs I27 election districts-hrs Of rcom
each SIS, Observation-Disclosures. 1908
There are p vsrds-a clerk, each ss is........ So
Printing, stationery posting, TO-. ........... 1904
The cost Of advel Using In June was........ 42s4
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Statement No 81 is estimate OF the Counsel to the
Corporation for salaries Disbursements fees of extra
council and payments balance of intestate estates
The total il $22, 575.
Statement No. 20 statement giving the average Of
salaries unpaid for want of appropriation also for
sessments, &c.
CONTRACTS ISDExNG DOCUMENTS COUNTY orncrs
The contra ctors for this work have Fettoned the Board
Of Supervisors offering surrender their contracts On
the 3D. of August last the Board of Supervisors passed
resolution that Collins Bovine Co. be released from
further of the work Of printing indexes Of the
records OF the Offices of the County Clerk Register and
Surrogate onditon that upon the of the
count rendered by them they release the city and county
from said contract
Collins. Bovine Go. have presented account for
work conc amounting to % 3l0 for which Al Appropra-
ton required They have placed their contract Ia tse
hands the Comptroller to be cancelled the payment
OF this claim.
resolution was passed at the same time, releasing
Nessrs Arthur Burnett from further responsibility
under their contract OF December b. 1852 for printing
and biadng indexes Of the records of the Registers Office
their releasing the city from the conditions of the con-
tract 1t is supposed that larger advanced to
them than the work performed amounts to- all event,
NO appropriation is required in their case,
Clerks employed in copying records In the offices
Of the County Clerk and Surrogate They have not
paid for this service and respectfully recommended
thst the amount of their claims and that of Collins,
Bovine Co.. be included in the tax BILL and paid to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01

Trust AND SPECIAL AcCouNrs-18M
The following amounts hereby appropriated for the
payment of claims Trust nd Special accounts for the
year from and including January 1854 to and inelud
ing December 81, 1861
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TRUST SPECIAL ACcoUNTs-l853
Appropriations and expep otures trust and special
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

Aer the close o letters OF yesterday the Two Houses
.rr in proceedings the several appropriation
b,lI. Thesc were contested by the two Houses on IN:
various committees o conference were con
..ilred and their reports debated anu rejected
towards 5 O'Clock this morning, however, better s9
,rrvaed in the Two Houses and The reports oi me co'
,nce committees adopted, and all The appfop''"
bills passed. -, !, , ,
large nulubcr Of private bills wcro passed during me
night consideration III.
homestead the bill granting land the indigen insane
md tns bill granting l60 Of land TO The old soioes
Tn. bill 10 establish territorial government IN NeofssSa
wa. also debated ~ u,
a, - o'cock the presiding officers Of the Two Houses
,rnnouncui their respective bodies adjourned sine de
SENATE.
The Senate re.asscmbled and called TO ORDER oy WI
Cass. ,;; ,he Ham
owls cpss 10 administer the oaths 10 The new ornaoI7'
The following named Senators were thrh s"p" ~
ussrs A,,rr,on of New Hampshire, Benjamin Gi L"u'si
an, Ca, ton Of Delaware, Douglas Of ILLINOIS, Evans "
Son,h Carolina Everett OF Massachusetts, Houston 81
Twas Hunter OF Virginia Jones OF Iowa, Saoasah oi -
sonsss stuart of ,lchigan, Thompson of h,nimcAy,
lnnn,on Of New Jersey Toombs OF Georgia ma ni's'
>. New Jersey Mr. Wright, new member from aaoa M
m r, n,osent There is vacancy in Maine IN th''-"
.I-lsrj No.,. Carolina Ala5lml and MISSISSIPPI
1'b, Hon ID Il Achsur was chosen pfes!1Iht
ho S,na,e then awaited the arrival 6l me ifeSlue e
nd ,ccomna MED him !c eastern poca "hefc ~ Wa
,.ngura,c1 The Senate then casseHoied, and ano""r
i'll Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
TssG gICHau-D Ea2t'Hs'H,
PUBLISHED DAILY AMI aEhi. " hn
,,y,,II.uE, q Ta0aAs RICHIE, JE
T T. Il II >:

Daily dollar ~ . %1 one S.ar For III. .:
oilars a,s-s r,r and three dollars Tor sif NJ" "s
~ atvance paid az ne ces OF teni',sN .?
All dues ,hIs Office n.Ss ee Is'ei,;sn e5 iI ,
B., ,hs The postage OF single Iai'f IL
i.rs ii any accountto the writer Il IL 'he accunIi"t't
Ytsrsive business, which operates az
ndI"r'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER:-For Ten lines or less 't''
- fiy cents and every succeedinE lnserti"n SsEiy
,nca week week ar thtcr lime 'SrcS1 '
I'D half ceGta for each insertion after the hTsi
annuai charged uI!. dollars i'Ig ii'
=, nrnporta; 5roier shsth; exc =
and who charge 500, aFt
IN THE SEMI.WEEKLY-Fnr rEs lIn-s Or eJs, Ess it"''
3 cents; each continuance % ceGt5.
orders distance be sccompenet "ith 'hr a''a':
!. 0 satisfactory references. 10 insure execution
Ah Obituaries and tributes Of respect, e1eseGs"g eisH me-
:,GrSed for advertisements
Al, oii,uur., an4 .IurrGge county, VII! ~
;, p.rty writing mus be iS.tr .
IN the neIgh5"rho'i !'"
no case published Every measure thai mar pen ren'
and Quizzes has, hrreioior prove! nfh.
must therefore upon such ben, 'n
hs name of,ho Postmaster, urss on tie beck f|s 'tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
EXCURSION TO DAY.

~ "'l be recn from the Legislative proceedings OF Satsr
Wy " on "n-c OF Delegates declined visiting tho Ericc.
son sup 10 u'!, IT. pursuance II the polite Invitation Of The
nvcnct; bnl t.ci The Senate accepts The whole Senate
and doubtless ar.r nunhr the House viii therefore
enace the opportunity Of witnessing The miracle Of the
ape We have 70 doubt they viii Tender the same ycric
which as been pronounced wherever The noble veSsr has
gomez and We rus, fresh impulse will be given 10 III.
cssc of direct trade in capitol The Invention des.
,ned % establish the commercial independence OF Inc South
u.a,hir. il does motive power, which viii traverse
Wild of prohtaby as the narrow
s an4 spsar species of neutrality-suspicious. nar,
a. chsap Us eai!s an! wind whilst requiring no large
seau ,!,.n ,he Southern Atlantic States an
S"H,e'tn, 10 tu9piy
The s!';ic ry4,ng ship Ericsson now lies on aquia
creek hose .cng The excursion, will, al tms morn.
ing leave the Ds2ot in Train literally furnished BY lhe
hichdo5G and Potomac Rail Road Company. we ADVISE
a VINO 'a" possy leave the city, seize this opportunity
u sesi"g M sr=a 9rer o The ngc. On the Potomac yes
eoay SO pifs. he .'EriccsIn coming down the river
oeaa'"!y, VIII R3ns. She eIt Alexandra dt
% me corning, and when the Steamer "Muunt Vernon
'sched Aqua Creek before IL, the "Etccson was
10 sight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

patine s52 900 for The exploration and survey of The most
practicable and economical Tor rail road from the
Mississippi river The Pacific ocean
The House .cOncur.tj in tile Sena.es amendment.
providing for Contracting protection OF cmgr1n,s
their way % the Pacific &C.
All the ancntm ha, ing bern disposed OF, the Hous
went inso committee the Lighthouse bill, which was
passed without debate.
The bill for the survey OF the Public Lands in CfioIna
was passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic bill received back from the
Senate with eighyhYe pages Of amendments, and the
House went into committee 10 consider tie
A debate occurred on the amendment establishing AS
say Once in New York, which caned-ayes 66 nays
So.
Amendments creating Office OF The Assstan, Secretary
of State and increasing the salaries Of the Vice President
and Heads Of Departments. Agreed TO-
The House bill establishing the territory Of Washington
paSsed,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

THE IRISH HEART Oar Of The most aam1ao''
traits of the Irish is the fine vein 81 tne S"""
ul r,ion that runs through it. Il Is pePeiuh 'hs -
n in ,h new 4papGrs OF to" poor starving ""-
men who have from the old sod and rom Guy ""E'
have saved enough bring over either mn ihiA iat", .
.esoa!e and starving mother, or 'Fr''', "osf ~,
~ ,;I ,,i,h h,rclc II subsistence. I!.+c noble
,ra of cEaracicr nn m1y he found everywhere anon ~
,ish pea.antry We that even s"i'r Oh ms h"S,'aa
wtat is common In !his couh'!y i h"tn AZ mn -
,h, NJ IN. Iirerick post office letters 'natih
sly received enclosing $50 10 S5Ou sent ov poor e
grants 10 their poorer kin TO help them onward from th' &c
sn,ro home nf their birth thosc atot golden fields
so'a'' '' : Mobile Tribune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

The biz providing for increase of The capital stock c
tho Vi:gni, Genital Rail Road Company by the addition OF
81 COO coo thereto requiring the Bourd Of Public Works
subscribe !r ihrcc.t thereof was on motion OF Mr
MR0pES made the order of the day for Tuesday ne1t Ct
| y O'Clock
Az act 10 aulhorse the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
Company 10 construct branch Cumberland Opp; and lC
ahotise Stale subscription the stock for IN purpose
auto:se Independent company TO accept the pro-
visions OF this act tukcn up with the amendment pro-
posed thereto by the Senate and then agreed 10.
large number OF bills their second reading were ao
vanced TO their cnprossment.
Mr. TowSEs said there was a maxim ";nter silent
ge" which re did no, know applicable fhe present
OCCASION out when The drum beating on the equare II
WGs known that business could DO done. he therefore
moved 10 take recess
Said motion was IT jsced
On motion of Mr.. Epwa nps the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

on Saturday a,; Washington was animated by the pre-
"'c O lay number Ct strangers There was report
'' C"i J:ii pa.s would not go into the Cabnel-but We
awe riaSle Information The contrary. II Is thought
' he Cabiae; appointments will be cent into the Senate
!. l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
WIZ

nv, :, rrt,y night fh March, u O'Clock ia ths ry ~
nn.,nonis rev STEPHEN TAYLOR D. b, born IA PR,
county Massachusetts, ZGt Fehfaa!y iso, aH' 'ss "
yer PreEbytcry preach tie :nspri IL 1921.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS
Nsw YoRx March 5-The comments "i TIC t'ess ~
nm the inangura address hisly favorable without d
,;,,r, ~ marty The same in Boston aad eisr~hefc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

'5' Johnson returned from Washington yesterday, with
"o!a"r Q! Senators and members of the House. the
i@uas CaaiG," Sc
e'eli memaers OF the Virginia Legislature remained in
WASHINGTON with view vi visiting ihs "Erccsou," al
Aqua Geek ;aiay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

: pans Us 10 announce the dealh Of Rev. STEPHEN TAY
, pastor o' the Duval Street Presbyterian Church. He
e :" F:day nigh; last In the s7h year of his age His
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

many virtues his puus teachinss, cvenhess o temper aho
practical and sincere and dsnercsnd devotion
70 the holy esuse Of Religion called down the blessings Of
mis- hock ard his loss will be truly bewalIcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
OF PRESIDENT PIERCE
MARCH 4 lS5J.

I,reiiu, mary Seenes-Sn Storm-Ihe Throng d'u ~
eitsment- The Grand Proccasion-Scsnes N "'s S''N
Chamber Ceremonies al the Capitol, a.e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08


Alter sho: pause those assembled in the Senate Clsl
net ptoceeacc 70 the Eastern poco In the lplo"na
ne Marshai OF the District Of Couubls; supreme Soais
oi the Cnlteo otates Sergeant alarms OF ihe Oiea
Senatei Conhtte OF Arrangements; The Pesiaen see'
unt the eX-Pfesiden Pretider pro emHoe nad secrea
.f the Senate; Members the Sena1-; de-. Diplomatic
Cops Heads OF Departments; Guvlfcis o StJ!ls ahd
Territories; Mayor OF Washnetun.
All being in readiness, moment OF intense and indeed
absorbing Interest had arrived and indeed the mighty multi
Jude seemed to be impressed with soemnty Them tho
oath of Office by the Choi Justice Of the Supreme
Court. administered TO the President elect
President Pierce then remaining with his head uncovered
deliberately divesed himself of his overccat md without
n. slightest embarrassment advanced TO The front Of the
extended portico where from memory in distinct voice,
with nm eoouence of delivery and grsceiuness of action
roh,by neyer before witnessed on any similar occGsion ne
delivered the inaugural address. ,s =. ,,
The President was frequently interrupted Dy ona anu en-
thusasc cheers from the immense "nsh
ne resumed mis- scat the cir for some me nsiea WIFE
joyous ssclamatons. ,o,;,n,l aaIure
The ceremonies of the day were closed oy oa"o"a
Of ,hir,y.onc guns by the United States artillery.
The various military companies and civic associa'ion
sunsd their line of march for their respective qua
The vast assenboge dispersed happily 10 their hoe'
out the occurrence ofa single accident
In the afternoon thero rush Tor all Inc fhooes "
yeyance from The city, as there had been In the morning
coming TO IT, Several extra trains Of cars lett for
,rammed aud ammed and ye. many had 10 ROMAN 0e"''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-06

HuuMANIiN uNii ACADEMY, Bsekiagbsm Countsi
NtrsiniaIhr rtiCt fnuu4l session of FehDoi vii
hondty The ich January, sni close The second
Friday be- Nosentef t-it truly grateful or the hbe
sur continued patronage conhding pub
Fro aud he 18Th June, the Fnrah
latin and Greek Languages and thorough u
Msthemacs with ai the Fruscs usually taught n The Hrh
Schools sud Acadetaiea viii be taught here
Tuition snd board including All Contingencies will BE- furnished
f,r 500 he
This ssbpo pleasantly the Female
Coegst" nsut entirely remote 1u the haunts u vice ard
diaputHn With pretty 81 The Blue Ridge Muunians The
srrt"s ate uu wbe pai 90 The ~ thufr conhded 90
w sddrc1s BE- Chninbrrl' Nils uuctushnm county
Virginia
dtG-wCw ELIJAH g. UANkN.
a ~Tgt NTtON ~ rEACtItH WANTED Lady Who
~ has had several experience n teaching usht 70 %
situation IN respectable family She " ilsNted to
teach The usual branches % Enfs cducaiou ege sI WV
French ruens % Iasn Drawing Music the barp and
vocal Music aauafftoY references viii be gwen
address M's "M A. Baet Heh Post otce Chestsf
county. shat will be offered des-cS'
NXy AtTFDA young dy veil qualified 70 give abstraction ~
w French ADD Music hear Of an sigbis "s1sea
addressing ofOs ~ FFhht'
Richmond, DecembeG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-06
VIRGINIA / LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Ihis body was organized yesterday by the election Of
o'0 T.. Deneaie CT Rockingham, Prcsden, pro t,n S.
DAVIS CLERK, g. A. Thompson Sergeant ut Arms and M
J.cr doorkccpor. The Govcrnors MESSAGE us ..a,.
CO. NO further business transacted and IA, Sn,,.
adjourned, after brief session ~ '"' senate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-06
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER q, 1853.
To CORRESPONDENTS.


Ar,is. written paper be published
standing ought TO be all, and viii
from. Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged for advertisements.