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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-12
AlisfeIlaltsolls
c.TIcKAoRl M. BoWLAND.
TIGKN0R q GO.

Rocks, StatT0nerys Wall Paper and
Fancy GOODS,
CHEAPFoR CASH atthe Mansfield Book store,
A-oppositer the Post ofiee9iu Smiths Block
TFDont forget the place. A full assoftmentso OF
SCHOOL BOOKS will be constantly kepton hand,
together withalars stock of Miscellaneous Works,
and the BEST GOLD Pens IN the market. Also
. fine assortment Of Paper Hangings, borders .&e-
~ Please call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere.
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Column.
For the Ashland Upion.l
4 PHILLIPIC TO OHIO WOOL
W

sF . 3. aookwzlL, or CORNWALL, Vt.
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GOOD NEWS.
eOFFiMsl

always on hand, and funerals dedtoa any part
ofthe Country with Hearse. Particular atten
tion will be paid to this part of the business, and
Cofins furnished at rates to suit the times, Cof-
fin trimming done at all times and on the short
est otice, eitherplain or fancy as friendsmay wish.
Ashland, Dec. 70, 1855. s28-lYr--
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MEAT MARKET.

HALt & BROWN respectfully inform the
Ii citizens of that they hayecom-
menced butchering, and hereafter nseat of all
kinds can be found in their cellar il the base
ments of the Sampsel1 House.
We ask the public to give us a call, and see
of our meat is not of a superior quality.
Ahshland August Is 1855. n12tf.
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ScHoOI RnnKS

MERCHANTS, SCHOOLS and scHoEARsS can
w be supplied in quantities at Publishers prices
or singly at usual prices, with all tie Books us ID in
Schools generally. Also, with paper. pens, ink.
drawing cards and books. pencils. rubber, states
&c, at ICKNO & Co.'S Wholesale and Retail
Book Store. opposite the Post ofice.a 1 n
= NoXember 9th. Iaj5a- --..- 26tf--
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SAWYYMRg.
James W. Smith.

James W. Smith,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, Office over the
N Bank, Ashland, Ohio. Business in this
md neighboring counties promptly attended to.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Administrator's Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the nnaeTsisnoa.
pointed and qualified as AdmInistrator OF the Es-
tate OF Michael Shukers, iate OF Ashland comfy,
THoMas JMcoNxHLL. .ada'r.
January %, 1859, 3Y5sf
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TO NY FRIENDS.

IT has been represented, ty Interested Psrsons. to
L my friends and patrons. in the neighboring
towns and villages. that chad disposed Of my in
terestin The Book business, leaving the impression
that l had been run OF the track ~ Bat l am
happy to inform you-one nd afl-that such is not
the case. On the contrary, 1 have formed aco-
partnership with DR.. J.. N. Rowland for the pur.
pose of extending the business, aud our Increased
facilities-Ohsther ws bug for cash or on eredit--are
such that we defy compeltion. e. CT.
Mansfield, Nov. 9th 1855. 26tf
BLANK BOOK MAABF
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INSTANTANEOUS
William Ralston.
New Livery Stable.

New Livery Stable.
@An B. GRAY, Proprietor. Fami
N~O. ly and Pleasure Carriages, and
2:40 Horses, to be had at all hours. Passengers
conveyed to any of the n~eighboring towns on
the shortest notice. Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. TStables in the rear of Graham's
old Stone building. Nov. 2hh, le55.-26tf
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A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs AT
"A LAW, Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio.
Office over ]. R. Squire's Store.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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DISCL0SURESI
PRIcE TWENTY-FIYE GENTS.

-
The Author Of The above
soiu N e srsdSsss %
RSSW1 as4SG sehccls in The United
M aISz%N led quarter OF century
<[S1SZ&N>>> meni ofsyphiis and hin-
/ITIJfHI.lNNN dfea alsoroers asa spe-
HetHtit9, ne mas eseome
Possessed or most Invaluable Information in re-
gara 70 tne ssine, ana Is aole 10 conapress INTO veae
mecum compass Inc yety qulntessenSS o. mee,cAl
Science on ln Us IN 1m POI ! Iaa ss - eeaf as NE S EssSss %
Europe and Anerleais tn9roughly senonstieisa
ment Of secret diseases in many thousand Tease
inlhe City of Philadelphia alone st.7o Esas
The practice of Dr.. Hunter has tong aeens and
still is literally uhboundee, but at the eaTnestao-
licitation. of numerous persons, he has been in
duced toextend the sphere ofhis professional use
+ fitness tothe community at1srge. through the
medium of his Medical Manual and Handbook
for the Afflicted"
It is q volume that should be in the hand ofev-
+ cry family in The land. whether used as q proven
tive ofseeretyiees. or as a guide fer the ei,svia
scouTges ever visited upon menkiad for the sins Of
sensuenry anu inpsrh5 % SSely ~ n,a,.ifea
reson@ehdstISn ofthe aIsi physieisn. 3 he land.
t lnanS StsisyE len. - ~
tenTeS ii : sl sireulatinn is Iii oSsrtePs yvSeye ID.
nhsSss 49, ~ % e. HHEaIv , = \. ia,-.
me ntai in the moral nnfiiSestion and nhv sieaThesi.
me ine oS mn,t 4 81 our y nsonte ny ~ ~nrn-s
yolatlle and lndiscreet, otnerwise me PTioe ana
newer TT oI5ne na.on: .-,,.rv mns, .,~o,~iv
ratents ana gusIalans, IN searcning Term, 70 ggsse
.ne youss u ootn ssAss l.'Dts sSnssdesI
{ . me-, asn4senSs !. pny.aS,ys
. 2 W. : III a 1hihissd al Z ~ = y LIZ = ! , =
sine from The yie;ouss and eorrnntins s4smn9et Is
9bs3 : echaoI. 80 = : otSsrs shees-hc
h.ye heen .irssdv : res ~ +he ..natss 49,
nav 5ssl eiIsauy ensnAiee 70 ING ,iatn. sl4e
taHe nSie on heIt, Z sleaI anu eAPnels ~ayI
saonn ~ - Hey eSese
an ~ souit nom
riG II e0 aeiI tnorn that thousand. Of victim. are
annually sacrificed at the shrine OF Quackery-
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Don't Believe 1t.

HFHAT TIGKNoR & CO. are selling Books, Sta
tionery, Wall Paper and Fancy Goods, at less
than cost. Their buying principally fofcash will
ex1ain the report. a 26tf,
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Den't BeIieye IT

That he intends to buy out any opposition sestab
L Eshmept.. 26tf
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George AIlman's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN bers have been appointed and qualified as
Executors on the estate of George Altman, late
of Ashland County, deceased.
MARIE ALLMAN,l Ev.c,,tor,
JOSIAH ALTMAN,
Londonyille.D Dec. IS. 1875. 3ws29-
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Don't Believe It. Bia5
THAT B. G. TIcKsoRhas gone out of The Book
J. business 26tf
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DELIEvE that TIcKNoR & co. viii continue
ID to wear so long as honesty and fair dealing.
courtesy and promptness, meet with a proper re-
werd. Nov. 9th, '55.-96tf ~
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Mebanirss
ENcoURAGE HOME INDUsTRYI

experience, knowing just the wants ofthe COM
munity, we feel confident that we can make it
more and more to the interests of the people of
Ashland and adjoining Counties to buy their
Goods at our Factory.
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T ARGE assortment of Curtain Bands, Window
Il Cornices, Curtain fixtures, Pi cture Cord, sfas-
sells, &C., at & Cos Book Store.
November 9th, 1855. o6tf3
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LG2E
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, March 18th, 1856
nNnN-fN.- ,r--tAN

TIE SPEAKER resumed the Chair at O'clock and
signed various enrolled Uills. AT o'clock the House
resumed the consideration of the business the calen-
dar.
On motion Of Mr.. ToMLIN,a Senate bill bill submit.
ting the OF King William county the question OF
aboshing the present fence laws of said county
then taken up and passed.
PASSED.
The following engrossed bills taken up and passed
Authorizing the school commissioners of Elizabeth city
county sell portion Of the Ecademy lot in Hampton
Authorizing the establishment OF the AppOmattox Sa-
ving- Bank, in the county Of AppomattoI.
To protect the deposors o grain in the hands OF mil
lers from the creditors OF said millers.
PASSED.
The following Senate bills also passed:
Amending act passed in Feb. 1883, Incorporating
the Sinking Greek and Crags Creek turnpike company
Incorporating the Portsmouth and Lake Drumnond
water company.
Incorporating the Dinwiddie plank road company. and
providing that the Common wealths subscription shall be
paid OF the uueHpended appropriation 10 the Bruins
wick and Roanoke plank road company-yeas ll3.
BILL.
The House resumed the consideration Of the "b mpo-
sing for the support OF government" The pending
at the hour OF recess, viz, TO lay the bill upon the
table negatived-yeas 81, nays 81.
Mr.. STANARD proposed to amend the bill by substu-
ting SIS for $50" in the clause which pre.cbes that
merchant whose sales do exceed 81 900 shall be $40
The amendment agreed
Mr.. GARNET, TO this decision in effect pro-
posed strike out IF under $1,000, SIS" and nser,
81 .Ool, $40"
Afer considerable debate Mr. GARMENTS proposition
agreed ,o--yeas Sd, nays 81.
Mr. IMBODEN proposed to increase the brokers' license
from 300" 70 81, $50" Negatived.
Mr. HOGE proposed 10 strike out the section assessing
a OF sixth OF per on the maximum cir.
culation OF banks. Negatiyed-ayes %, noes IS.
Under the operation Of the previous question the bill
hen ordered to be engrossed, and having been
crossed in advance,
Mr.. GARRETT moved that the bill be read a third time
Some opposition being manifested thereto Mr. SEDDEN
demanded the yeas and NAYS.
Tn question then put and determined la the mega
Mr. KEMPER moved adjournment Negatived-
alive thirds vote being required yeas 65 nays S5
ayes -, noes IS.
The BANKING QUESTION.
Messages from the Senate, by Mr.. SAUNDERS, having
been received informing tile House of the passage bill
extending the charters OF the several banks for years
being the reports from the committee of c0nferencel
On motion of Mr.. EDMUNDS the bill to extend the
charter Of thu Bank OF Virginia, taken up.
Mr.. NELSON lat Is minutes past O'Clock, moved AL
adjournment. The House refused Adjourl-ayes 81
noes 3s-no quorum voting
Mr. NELSON moved a call OF the House. Negatived
NJ. CHRISTIAN renewed the motion to adjourn
On thi. motion, Mr.. GARRETT demanded the yea,
and NAYS.
The question then put and determined in the neg
ative-yeas -, nays 50.
A. near II O'Clock amid much confusion Mr. NELSON
renewed the motion adjourn and it agreed To-
ayes IS, noes 80.
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The Backs ae.ohar;ered !

The bills extending for six wears the charter Of the
ersl banks-passed by the Senate Saturday night
we're taken up serGa the House Of Delegates yester-
day and passed with but ttle opposition. We suboia
copy of the o extend the charter of the Bank Viz
g,uia" The other bills contain similar provisions
the GvnsrAl Assembly Of Virginia That tie
lay ot April eighteen hundred ant htysevsa FOR
the Bank hereby uve,ed With all the gt.. and prv
by 56th 5Th aud IS chapters Col.
% N.gu AID entitled the loan
chapter - ~ the Cod-of NnS, passed April p 3
tir same mas he applicable TO Banks 81 eiTeatton.
The note several Of
Oi
bk Of NrgnA and the ENehaug Bank aud the branches
u banks shah b. redeemed by dpos banks specie
before the u aesa DAYS Af-r suh dPoste should
either Of the post banks refuse 70 dote the
specie bank the Governor % the
written notice thereof; from the Treasurer Of the shall
tie removal % the dePostes from such bank, and have them
posted other bank
shall regulated
Ai they shall nos At oraaeh exceed twice the capital Of the
branch.
The total q the paper circulation q braneh OF this
hank shall exceed ave the the
OF branch and actually property the
2 The bans shall crrthca'e iep1te,
icHce al debt, which j. able specie
Every quarterly % the bauk shall addition
Information which the code - Virginia be made, also
exhibit the dht due by such bank the debt
fur such bank is discounts Of inland and bills
chang; it, loans 90 directors IT. specie circulation dep0s-s
tie h.t day Of each month Of the quaert embraces.
The bank shall Issue fog circulate
ml pie q
by the d seOO by the ale Of stock provided ,,n
not be sold al less ihan The aid increased capital, a
present Of said and branches h
or~en The mother bank and IL several branches & sockoder
IN general meeting may De .erInine
This act shall commence aud be IN force after the
"ru u oh@ h nave been approved hy thr stockholders
IA the said bank convened general meeting before
Dr.. day Of ieo next aud such approval . have been made and
raelby the President nd Chr q said bank under corp
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Ing for tho purpose Of amendment The Senate refused
20 reconsider.
Ne-sr.. THOMAS and JONES pointed out CERTAIN or.
and amhigutiesin tho bill. which. In measure
imp Jrtsnt, they thought should be corrected.
Mr.. DOUGLAS advocated the immediate passage OF
the bill
give members an opportunity of examining It. The Iuo-
/ ton was agreed to.
rHg TAX BILL.
On motion of Mr.. THOMAS the Senate proceeded to
the consideration OF the bill imposing for the sup
port Of government
Mr.. THOMAS moved TO smead the 4th section 10y OF.
emptiug State bonds from taxation
long debate ensued in which several Senators psr
cpated. The amendment then withdrawn by the mo
yer.
Mr. THOMAS moved to strike out the word. land insur
companies " from the 4th section The motion WAS
not agreed To.
Mr.. DENEALE moved to amend the 9Th section. so a.
To impose upon officers in the service OF tho State
The amendment was adopted
The sth section amended.
On motion OF Mr.. THOMAS. by inserting the WORT
life before insurance companies, aud the words zone
and before lone half of per centum. make
IL read" every license To agent sub agent o
life insurance company chartered by this State
the shall be and half Of per ON the
whole amount OF premiums received aud col
lected, sc.
ndspendsnt On by Mr. Thomas. to Ia. IRE and
NJ JONES nSS % .od S OK Per cent, pc
per cent proposed BY the S Gnser,ins ESQ
Mr. ruNsrES moved to amend the amendment by making th'
I,s .@snd@en, Va. ryee,ed-syc. 70. noes Is
Other amendments proposed when Mr.
To amend by making the specific Merchants
nruis $50 instead q eco
On h. motion the and demanded and called
rrsulted-ayes is
ted but the voc aner-ard reeonsded and the
losf-aycs II, ~.
T 5h section, providing cashier Of every bank .hsu
semiannualiy In each certify public
accounts tn. maximum the
circulation during the preceding months. and he shall
thereon
| the tote amount thereof. stricken
The bill As thus amended Its passage, and the
resuted-sycs ~.
On motion ofMr THOMAS, the chair
nate took q untlI o'clock p. VI.
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THE MAILS
HAcrE, p o. Virgin

HACUE, F. . Virginia
llIh March, 1856
Dear Sir.-The Enquirer j. received at this Office
the day after its publication while the Wing J. i've
lays getting here You will obgs your subscribers los
having it 10 the post Office in Richmond in time for
the mail 10 Tappahannock
Respectfully your ob't serv't
We have received similar letters from several Office
supplied by the route As the above and Addressed
inquiry the Post Once a: Richmond 70 know il the
failure attributed the clerks in the Whz Office
We have for reply that packages always in tie
Po-t Oice ia aud regularly dispatched to their des-
tinaton.
Whilst the Rappahannock River was closed By ice We
directed packages for the Offices in Westmoreland
Richmond, Northumberland and Lancaster counties via
fredericksburg but since the river ha- cleared they
are mailed a. usual via. Tappahann5ck. We always re-
sret to hear Of failures use every precaution to
prevent them.
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To III. EreelIency Governor Vie.

DEAR SiR-l have read sour recent letters with regard
10 the expressions "ebo.shin and "gzarioo" and wa.
glad to toe particularly with which YOU have dstn
gushed them from les correct aud pathological phrase
ology
10 Germany the Department Of Pathological Criticism
carried much farther than IL il wiih u and that sharper
aud more sLadovy discrimination Of syllibles which il
really vital 30 oil good writing receives from that emf
nent people attention which 70 would appear really
amazing.
lhave myself experienced The little an oyance Of being
misinerpreted through typographical s aons and not
@iihstsudug differ very widely from you n politics.
feel extremely sensible VI the veKatous imitation which
you must naturally have been subjected 70 by the twic.
repeated careessness Of tie stat The Enquirer oi
ice Ia your FIRST leeryou expressions we're apparent
yJ "ebon-sAn aud gir1ard, loot &C. Though /, 1d oo
distinctly occur to at the time was sensible all that
evening LOT your first letter. Of 10 uncomfortable mpres
sion in recalling tbs seutence, which cquenty DID
On The next morning observed 10 fe ID that except
ing The commi between gizzsrd- and foot regafd.,
tho anglage as perfectly Ineligible and that even viii,
respect TO tIe exception DID think il at 40 % Do,
hastily assumed 90 thing ~ bring boo question the inter
uty o '"ur .tyIrciu-ieuns thr reflection. which Cor
plc. go n- paper on the -atc of Gerum Literature
which you will remember nuke. about Ag,t,,aa.
read with great pleasure hoscy.r Your note of rr
next day. 300 vIuci yoo substituted Nh word ,,Ls, f.
't'e. 'lid lt.'iue.l tlr hyphea Jatse-p .,lsri ,.
Loot BOO the phase of the cruut Tle .yyhe, b. %. OBJ,
H"g- one Of the most pleasing Of our or.ograpbie.
devices aud 30 cmplpyeI si'l so much hsppr,s. o
'- oc-teoi tut ra'her egr tied tht tc orrin,l o.,
Geo. with the Improvement you bad male had not bee.
printed entire Boy the editor " the Enquirer With r.
. lrd ~ 'rbo and 'ebon. thsy both link. elegant
I'D. t- in tH hu. Biia S,ug Of Tenn, .on. lcomra,
eng believe, "Ths s.alo~s , on castle vail ~ sher.
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the line They fade Geld on HILL on river" We
sometimes read They fade 6cld HILL or river"-
say in this case is hard tell which ia the nlost
/ agreeable.
The subject was in this condition when perused your
note of the nth, reprinted In the Richmond Wing IL
had occurred that the letter in skin when
IL originally deployed from your magnstou Vas an A.
aud iner-combined In all it, windhke strain. with the
rich aud gushing euphony Of English word 'ssin
II was like gliding refined gold-the effect under.
stand the sentence stands read .ebo-shin
aud gIksrdioot" believe quote YOU correctly. la
the first edition. it "ebon-skn and girzsrd foot" In
the second ebo skin and gizrard tootand in the third
"eboshn aud gzkad-toot." understand your corrcc.
tons to have taken place in this order You have drawn
considerable attention TO expression which, amend
ed, regard as beautiful and very much be per
pended The notes and emendations To the Text OF
Shakspesre's Plays-as well the studies OF Shaks-
pesr by Charles Knight-indicate in the mind of the
great Dramatss lyon are something OF Drsmatist,
think, sir the transitions in the progress de
velopment of any great passage
The public, am sure sir, would be pleased If YOU
could take occasion writing yon do without difficulty
to give attention to of the previous Literature
with which YOU connected We merely indicate
in the slightest manner how such general revision o.
your letters and msniiestoes should be directed In let
ter to-perhsps Alabama-you said something about
nostTii, anu arms out stretched
&c, standing greeting, &c" i've We quote
with entire accuracy That sentence, | think might
udcous, be entirely over-hauled and while the gen
eral thought maintained under toeraby stout gale
Virginia, it seems to me, might decorously be
brought forward going it little less strong
Aso your hundred and letter YOU verge
| respectfully think, rather general smash which
had better be avoided perhaps when there are many HON
such disaster would rather please than annoy.
The whirlWind OF passion, into which you sometimes
get do object You will find it in Dante and
Can-and with less taste, in the interludes and mys-
teres of the preShakspeaan drama. ITO tear passion
10 tatters-I mean in good sense-has- too entirely
gone out like storin-one of your regular rhetorical
hifsluin Hurricanes You ike John Randolph
that's what you are-as Mr.. Bucket would saw never
heard you speak but know YOU foam.
Mr.. Leake is down now; and so is Gov. Smith: you
have every thing in sling. As the Know Nothings
you stand, a. in tina; SIC Ssapcr Tsrdans device with
your foo, upon their necks. Stomp ena.
Call them Mulatoes-giEzard-foot. whack their shins
Eat 'em-blast 'em-o5lterate destroy.
At the same tme-write-correct-amc polish
Kick precedents to the dogs. You independent
hunder-guss-got Very Respectfully,
March 10, st. A ROMAN
Il the hyphen myself here avoid ambiguity AMI
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.


SATURDAY, March 18th.
EVENING SESSION.
The PsssipkSr resumed the chair at O'Clock.
BILLS PASSED.
The following Hosse bill taken up and passed.
Authorizing the school commissioners Of Elizabeth city
county to sell portion Of the Academy lot In Hsmp-
ton.
The following Senate bill was also passed.
Till to improve the navigation OF the Nononsahe
river.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
On motion Of Mr. AMBLER a series OF resolutions
muncaied from House prescribing the manner ia
which railroad companies shall keep their accounts and
make reports. wery taken up and agreed To.
ruBLic BUILDINGS
On motion OF Mr.. LAYNE the hill separating the oic
Of Capt of the Public Guard and Supt OF the Public Build
ngs, was taken up and passed
BANNING QUESTION.
Mr. JONES from the committee Of Conference appoint
ell consider the differences existing between both ou-
in reference the recharter of the Banks submitted
report from that committee, which he asked the Senate
in. IL agreed to extend the charter for merely
six years instead OF sixteen as in the bills originally
ported.
the with reference the bill recharcrng the Bank OF vr
gina, pu, and carried-yeas 81, NAYS ..
Bills rccharterng the other banks the same basis
also passed aud the whole OF them commune atcd
TO the House, by Mr.. SAUNDERS,
gu motion of Mr.. AMBLER amend and re enact
the 9Th section OF chapter loo OF the code OF Va,
taken up and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. FLOYD, House bill authorizing the
establishment of the Appomstos Savings Bank in the
couny of Appomaor was taken up aud passed through
its different stages, and passed.
bill appropriang certain sum for the payment OF
the claim OF Samuel Eli and VIM C. Chene with taken
up and passed
"soAP CASpLE BILL"
On motion OF Mr.. WHITE the bill to incorporate the
Metropolitan Soap and Candle factory in the city of Rich
nond taken up.
Mr. WHITE remarked that lie was about to offer such
amendments the BILL ~oud command the entire con-
currence oi the Senate
This amendment proposed that this factory should not
be removed until all Others should be removed with IT,
Pending the question this bill the Senae adjvu red
until Monday