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MR.. WM. I. FRENCH OF STAFFORD.


This gentleman, who has heretofore acted with the
Nhig party, aud more recently the Kaow. Nothing
party, Monday last addressed the people of Staf.
ford and in popular psriance defined his position il
the present aspect OF parties.
He stated tha, he had in the retirement of farm
or carefully examined the present and past position
of political parties upon the great and controlling
of the present canvass. That he had become
perfectly satisfied that there was but one "NationHl
party" the DvInocrntic-and that the only serious
opposit it would have in this
would be made by the Black Republican party. Tn
der such circumstances no patriot could hesitate as
10 ms course. He shoGld checruy cooperate in fu
ture with the Democratic party. He sustained his
position by numerous facts and arguments and was
listened 10 most attemtivey and respectfully by large
audience.
We congratulate the Democracy Of Stafford upon
the acquisition, and We doubt not, tn. bold and
~ position assumed by Mr.. French, will exert an in.
Huruce upon his former associates.
When Wings aud Know Nohngs Of intelligence
and reflection everywhere in the South abandon.
ing their old associations n unite with the Dmocra-
til party, is it not time for those who left, to
exsinine their own l$otou II Fredericksburg Re.
-Oray,
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" iN"iHiA-IN CHAMBERLAIN Rules held BY tis
Clerk of tn. CJ;.Y; OF , Couty ~, Acr mac IN Ii.
ot!c" on IRE nrst Monday in April A. D. one thou.aut
sight hundred HI The being the scvruth dog
Oi the said month,
Shepherd Baker, Edmund Baker, Eide Wri-h, ner,y
" mite AMI Ictty his wife, Drun. Bloxum and Ueurc,,,
his VILE, T!nny Baker, Leah Pelt and james Petit,
PInin,i"s.
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JTEFTR.0[TO\ AC1DEIIy


TgvIIE wen'y.rst session o. this school will commence
Z the 1t q September, "nl cad on the 2rh of
June Having employed graduate OF the University of
vr.uia to assist me shall be enabled To enlarge the
cu.ep oi instruction. The school 10 situated III tie vii
n.c Of l.crgEtU about aud halt miles from the
FhUGuicr Whr sulphur springs, N an unusually LcG!;hy
n, ghDurhOUd Utmost entirely free from d-sipa
un Further deemed unnecessary, as the
school Is well known.
TERM$:-BoGrd, Gncludins washing &c: aHd hehJ
and Tuition. .Sic w
English Branches ...d mathematics. 80 70
Lan::.a%cs (,irccl:, La:!u, Spnnieh, Germany one
Payable one hal: in ri"aucc, the balance on the Is Of
February. No deduction Tor absence except III csro Q!
pro;racicd Illness but charge will be made from tie be-
Ginning the IN which the student enter.
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal
" VI F!SHBaCk, Assistant.
Aug Cleft JciiCrs, ulOn. Cuiprper county. Va
LAW SC!iUGL OF TlIE UNIVERSITY OF
ALBANY,
TaNlIE next FERNS OF TN, school will commence" the
FIRST on the first Tuesday o September, ard the
coud ON tue urst Tuesday OF December next Each 10
continue twelve weeks Degrees conferred at the close
OF each. ~ $780,.
For circulars or information, apply TO AMOS DEAN.
. Albany, y Y
L H. WALWORTH l.. L. D.. President
Albany \ Y, Aur!l 2fr-rrt
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WILLIAM BATTAILE.

ATTORNEY 1T LIi;, woo err. MISSISSIPPI
tONTiNUEi practice in the Cour:s held .J,ck.on
" and III tloc the Fifth Judicial District cUupo- ed
,: the counties of YuZuo, Madison Holmes Leake Alfalfa
W,..sivs I'D Sunfow"r; will give strict to col.
lection caiIns pa.t OF 'avcs and adjustment Of law
res in either oil tlo-c cOGGticl c:c.S IT, George r.
rcukc, E.q Richmond DR.. F. j. Striking, Srauntsn
Thos. F. Knox, Esq, Fredericksburg; M"ssrs swncy
Green < Co.. New Orleans; Messrs j. wilde Jr Ne.
York; Gen Vim. F. Gordon, .ilbsmarlc, Va VIM W.
Gousc ESQ. Washington CITY. Oct ll-cwtf
sAAtCERREGTIP !ST"S NOTICE. keep con
~ s,r;y hard, OF tie rni.naie qualify very
ARTICLE used in the Of Dagucrrco:y ping which viii
De- cold low for cash. Instructions given in the ATT rad
success guaranteed.
Juiy S-cly NJ. P S1MOES Richmopd
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JOHN W. RAND TURNED Up AGAIy.--Jo!in W. Rand
| has been arrc.;o.! in p: laclpha on the chGrgr Of
rubbius the Camden AM Ambly Raj road Company
ut Lam beriv. y. j. Of $3.50 Ram! is the person
who escaped from tie jail in Portsmouth,, Va, some
time since e. aud nls" ON jail list winter {. ncord,
y. II. where he was CT tined on charge Of bank
robbery.
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40 "''i lam! icau ettllt hnu Pet;,
Puinti-s
Jrhn pc',iu Martin William. Chnrlcs Jnrkm,lorj aai
Ehza5G' Ill, wi!r DrE.nB.r:.
Tac ubcc oiths su is OD,air Il dccr., far ,c ,a'e
OF act y! land, situated in the raid ~; .u,.r.
by estimation rrrc. bounded ~ irnGa OF Jnrsr. Ju
,:ce Ind ol.e.s, wLeCc! iic=sI InIan formerly Hcs,
hHSor died seized ami pGsss-"i, and WHICH Eion bc'
death descended pnrcrna;y to the u1r"- tn!s -EI
her acrs az ", ami tor dis rihuipn amongst the -"i par
ties g." tue PROCEEDS Of zach Sale accor. t.e!r respeC
tive Ii-h,z.
aE.iiyi; EHTHg been nude before :hc Cork oil s"!'
Cur tiit Ia" defendants residents 81 I'M. St'
IN n" mo!on OF IN. plaintiffs, 10y their coUns", i" :"
ier'd mat the sad d.ietanis do appca: within one
month after iu. publication Of Isis order, AID ia WEE y
ntcc-ury 10 protect lis interest: and that this or:- "
ttIcf!noni Enquirer paper published in R!chn''
and nisI posted NJ the iron dc"r - tie co.l; l.p"c
is ccuEty GG tie Lrs; uay ~ TAD neat tern. Of ,' SAL
Court a Couy-T"S,e.
April .9-cwAw j. VI. GIlLETT, e. a c
~ CIA>CERY.-Tn Hanover County Court, 0s;o |
4 Der 9Th, lSjS:
Ehz. T. En'nund-on, Harriet W. Edmurdson 81
Bowling W Edmunisou Plaintiff, |
Against
Mary : Ferry. John 8. Eimundson, Horace b. Chr
,!an AMI Emuclia Christina, Dctendag;,
In object Of this suit u tor the sa,n OF oi All
cDnInI.n. hundred aud eghtysix acres, yia9 81
u2 IN the county d! Hanover and for diri-lon ~ w
""ds oi said al" among those entitled thereto; "
appearing b. affidavit lied IN this cause i,. the cchi II
IonG ; Edmundoon AMI Mays Berry, DO NOT r".iGr
ordered taat e srId d"tcnaGt4 do appear here VIE
ore month i:er due publication OF this order md 90 wa
Eecs.=hry - i.rOtL.t their iU:sr".s it,i- -;
| i CDry-TeSlr, -
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anniversary Of tins Society held la tn, Calvar,
Baptist Church, at New York, Oh Saturday evening
last The Rev. DIR. Brown read the report, whic!
accepted.
address, by the Rev. DR.. r. Is. G.. Howell o: Rich
mond on the history OF the early Baptis,s OF Vir
ginis. DR.. II. showed that, OF the Cavaliers arC
others who arrived in Virginia, seine settled il
Southern and others in Northern Eirginia-tha
they were BaptistS from the beginning, and held
even in opposition to the then almost control!
ing power OF the established church, prominent po
sition in III. local assembly he ais, showed that the
laws wh;rh Mr.. Jefferson amG Mr.. Wylhe adopted il
the Constitution were identical, in substance, with
th"-" which had been incorporated by said settlers il
the old Coloual code. particularly the portions in re
aton TO evil and religious liberty.
At the close us the address vote Of thanks to DIR
Howell was unanimously adopted by the society, anC
a copy Of his remarks sIilc It'd for publication.
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HIN. JERE CLEMEHo.-"c see paragraph
going the rounds at The newspaper press o. the North
the effect that the distinguished gentleman whose
name heads this ar'i" Is writing Il history of the
times of the Revelation III the South. In order 10
dIsabuse the public mind OF this ilnprcssiou we deem
It proper to say that Mr. e. has iua flushed the
Guiding chapters ri II historical romance, entitled
"BERSARD Isle founded upon III. patriotic strug-
Gle of T-xas for her indepcudemre-thr massacre Of
the Ainmo-and oil the soui.s,rriug scenes aud re
suiss of that unrecorded campaign in which the gal
liant sons III the South participated The novelty and
interest OF such work, the high reputation "f the
author for gifts of genius, and his incunparGb,y
rich and mellow style of wiring gives to the public
fall assurance OF rich intellectual trent in the mar.
.a:ed Incidents which ultimately wheeled tho lone
Star" into the conetrraive consultations The writer
of tins paragraph has had the good fortune to read
some of The lnoSi exquisite chapters in the forihcon
lng sero-romance, and he feels pride in announcing
that parts OF il will compare favorably with The
tsst Efforts ot Cooper, the pioneer mind OF America,
authorship" the graceful imagery Of the genius q
"Hunny Side" in whose living. b.uGt!in. pagts the
nsre Of Washington Irving is written in "etters o.
light" "Bernari Isle" is nov in press. and will be
issued shortly by k.dfeld, OF New York. Florence
(dsa.J Gazette.
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SUSPICIOUS CIRcuMSr,ScEs-.Unde the Marine
head IN til. Gazette If S!h inst WAS published the
| following paragraph.
"Schr G.. 4. A. Cole, Baker from Barbados for
Alexandria, in ballast. encountered, the night of
the 10th ut. p severe gale from the l.. the night be-
ing very finch and rainy, she struck on Point Look
out Bar and best over it, losing her large anchor aud
chain, and leaking badly that it brraue necessary
10 her ashore al tc mouth OF the Potomac, where
| she now lies
We have Stree learned ha: the whole crew oi this
vessel, all SranagdS took the Steamboat Alice e.
Price, at Pney Point after her ahanionm,l II, and
came up t" Washngrous where they landed an dis
pcrsed. The schooner, is said, cleared al Baltimore
last November, for iacira-and just bel"re clearing
changed ownership. NJ such vessel has sine" cchre
from Barbadoe5 Cor this port When she WAS observed
coming mp I" the mouth OF the river, pilot pat ou
for her, when she altered her course. That night she
came back. aud ran on Point Lookout Bar. She is
supposed to be filed with water casks, aad is p"cu
arly fitted Upland her name had been erased from
her stern, aud then chaliicd on again. Inquiries are
on foot ascertain further facts with regard to this
affair, and some person. from this city, having al
ttory, are to proceed TO al examination "f the vessel
| Various reports aad suspicious anont.-iicr.
| Ga.
| DELEGATES 10 CiSciSSArI.--The Delegates to
the Democratic DisirIc. Convention, for the Seventh
Electoral District assembled in tn. town ot hmm
ton on the t1th inst, AM appointed VI ,ers w. Fisher
| at Northampton and George Booker of Elizabeth
| City delegates t. tho Democratic National Cunvcl.
tim which meets III Cincinnati tie fst Monday in
June.
| FIRST DIsIR!CI.-The Democrats Of the First
Electoral District have elected Major W. Is. Stands,
OF Southampton, and W. L. Edwards, of Surry, dele.
a,es to the Cincinnati Convention. They expressed Il
preference for Mr.. Buchanan as the Presidential
candidate.
SAD OCCURRENCE Captain ". B. Rowe. Of the
schooner Laurel, which left Norfolk for Antigua on
the 18th ulr, says the Norfolk Argus, while standing
the fore boom OF his vessel, in the harbor OF ST.
Georges, Bermuda, was Knocked over board By shift
ing Of the boom aud drowned. He was citizen of
Norfolk, aud leaves wife and child.
SALr.-It is said that salt waier has been obtained
at depth OF 800 feet al Warfed on the Tug folk Of
| Sandy, which is said to be one hundred per cent
stronger than the salt water at the Kanawhs Sanes.
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VIRGINIA Posr-uffIcS Atri,Rs.-Postmaster
u ehera! Cainp5c'i yesterday n"dcreL-Establish the
following post offices a;,l max: appointment Fra
,are S:oie, Spo;sy.vana county, Frederick Frazer
postmaster; Mil Receive ~ Cal supply from Spot
yhvaEis {. Ii. L1ncciot Par;."w NAMED a. contractors
Cl""eT Green, Spo;syvania county, William X. Pow
III p"-,naSter. /" ba supplied in similar manner
R"sevais Franklin coauty. il,Dn Moody postmaster;
G"twcen Rocky Mount sni tu:oa Hail. Er.es,absh
t:Ees Mi, Augusta county, and npaolntJ + Cline
urster, Cuange the name OF Slash Co,tHss,
HaRu.Cr county, :. Ashland.
dDpo qimcHtS--Johu +. Thu = or westminster Chnlr-
ht snurg. Br!tui 90. Va, vice j. Feather, declined;
William RI. En5nmi: postmaster IIedieyshurs Lunei,-
harg county vice GnHrgr y. Lpscon5.
ROBBERY AND IScENplAHIsM.-rhe Tobacco STORE
OF d. II. Christie in Norfolk. broken omen last
Monday night. robbed Of ) ii, and then SET on fire.
Fortunately, the flames was discovered in time to
prevent serious dGalase.
HOTEL SoLp-Mr &. j. Simmons and Dr. Z. ID.
Wnhero have purchased the Tuusta House, Danville,
for 81 ,uNn.
ArroINrMESr.-Wc hear with pleasure that Col
I. II. Rnsser is appointed by the Executive Commit.
lee os the Kansas Emigration Society, general agent
fer his STATE and whether we consider the decision
-: character business capacity, or uniform urbsny
u! ns gentleman, We are Confident more judicous
selection could not have Geea made. We understand
the Colonuls ranks are filling up rGpdly-l Peters,
Iarg Democrat.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT oN THE SoUrH SIDE RAIL.
Hcap.-Thr rear of the mail train The South
Side Railroad WIS thrown from The frcsse work Hear
Percivas Isaud, Virginia, on Thursday morning and
broken to pieces. One passenger. Mr.. Spier, was
badly injured, aud several others Slightly.
OEcLlHEs.-Mr. James w. Shcfey declines TO serve
the American party Hector for the Thirteeuth
District, for which station he was selected by the
Convention at Stuunton.
New MAREET RACEs.-lhe two mile race for the
propretofs purse, $500 over the New Market course
on Tuesday, was won by Sam Letcher, against Fanny
Fern and Lucy Phlips-Fanny winning the first
h~", md Sam The second and third. Time-3:52i-3
:5O--3:57
New MARKET RACES ne race for the proprietor
purse, $3.50, mile heats on Thursday, was won by
Gibbons bay gel1;ng, over two competitors This
horse purchased, the evening before the race by
Ir. J. VI. Bolts, for S35O.
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f'HE IN
H. ershi
Ehe parnI
Eoomers, d
Isats, an.d
! pledin
4 iansfacI
|knl 9-
|)AGCE1
10 tanu1
|EsLE us|
% low
L&gusrs|
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At this point member rose to his feet and pro
posed three cioers Tor tho American party, wi.!c!
were given with vii.
y Fu;cn-"'ihroe rl0re"-and t!rao more good.
hearty and enthusiastic cheer. riadc the Hal! ring
again.
The utmost excitement followed. Some Of the
members OF free-ao proe!iviti7s protected against
the platform, while O;hors GcquieSced in tho will o.
the majority. l. was long tims before tho order
was rc"tored. When this was accomplished
lir. hylo Ot Chic G3i, ed permission 10 Speak which
was accorded him. After ccntenGing that the priuri
PIE cf the l2 section could not be ac uowe,iygd by
any American, north, lie said tat hc dared not, coal!
not, and would not act, nor would Ohio act will
the American r::y, &c long e. that platform wa. .e.
tanned.
CrIcs-"NCT you show yorr hands," ''pay ynur
doi'ar and 20 home" &c. tLau8a,er and c6nf,,.
sinG.
lif. Lippstt, Of ChIo, PROTESTED against delegates
speaking Tor the Whole S;a!e Of Ohio. That State
10, Black RepuycaEi and the American party
had been ~hcedled into Ice support Of Black Repub-
Ica'.n Of tue dsrEe., aud meancs. die. Greet 40.
p!nLi:s.
Addresses wcga afterwards maJe By Mcssrs Web.
s.er nG Iowa. SDnHncr ri Ohio end Others and be.
tween each he aoise and confusion wHs renewed.
vote u! thanks to the President FIR tia nb!c and
courteous maTlcr in which he presided over the de-
iGe:h;ions OF tie Counci! was passed w!,hou, dis
sentlhg voice.
Ilr. Squres Of New York then read resolution
perIs citing tho organization ~ the National American
party, the same ID hereby dissolved Laid On the ta
Die by nu overwhelming vote.
Tic President then put the motion 10 adjourn TN.
I'll tho regular meeting in Juac, which was carried
unanimously.
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ENGER 4 PRYOR ESQ

The numerous friends arG acquaintnnces Of ti!is
gentleman will be grstitied to learn that he will short,
Is he in Virginia to resuine his editorial connection
with .he Richmond Eaqa,rcr We welcome his eS-
pectcd arrival with delight, personally and profcs.
sionaly.
We have been permitted 10 make the following OK
tract OF private letter received from him yGs;ar
day hy i,ear relative i'll this city SclhS:d De-
ns2crat.
PARIS JAN. 81, 1856
AZ last fater myself w::'r real vision
OF home. Wtartd and dis.u-cd with I'.r-igu sights.
| lnny TO look on tho friendly faces Of you al, with
an Intensity Of desire that | woud ,saiay crdeaT"r
TO express. I4ut this hemisphere With no regret
satisfied that i i. far below M own country il every
element Of human virtue and happiness. A man can.
moi be true American without first seeing Europa
But more Of thi: wien we meet, whi'!: 10. " VIII
be- about the 10Th of February. sail next Tuesday
the Ssh in :!e British Scio"y steamer NIna iVocr:c
nu;1eI trcn i;avrc Is 10: i!n-usy at any delay cr
there is II, cer;ninty Of speed in Screw steamer.
Peace is inevitable. France is bent OH H. and
there is m understanding between toe knpcrors O:
France nnd Russia The English are indignant, aud
sag they are betrayed. Poor England hcw' fa!.ii!-
Yet sa prcten!s 20 want To fight agaEs. VI. There
is much talk ard excitement here abou, wGr be.
tyveeu England and tie United States. Louis Nupo-
leon Gesires i. Heaven forbid il!
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TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL COUNCIL.

IEE AMCRiIAS NAllOS<AL SOCSSiL'
This body, which is distinct from tho Nominating
Convention and which hos been holding sessions
for several days, had stormy sitting on Wednesday.
A. IN carly hour, Mr.. Reynolds moved the abo-
lvn OF Secrecy in the ORDER which motion was posi-
poned for the present. Brother Bfownow,, OF lem
n"ss.e, IN favor Of open sessiOns 20 make mem
ocrs behuve themselves Tho reporters were then ad'
lni'tci.
M Brewster, Of Mass, moved the repeal of the
,Itn section, and accepted amendment declaring
.r .1. me order abded by the provisions OF the Con.
| "'ir eiaiIri'nS no less.
| ~. uIoaie upon this sesouton was very excited.
49, ,s,h .. Ohio, advocated FrscsoiI and opposed
f..,,,;r ~ M.seIon-Mr. Reynolds for every State
Amcrca-Mr. Ely Of Msss. desn;sad m. Mor,har.,
man VINO was hHi nut, ,.siavery-Mr, Burr denounced
the Aooilt'onls's and temperance combination. ard
,hsn bs. would be piled nenryr
the whole work repudisted III. i2rh sac,;nn'W NJ
Botele. Of Virginia, declared tina. the An,sr;no a,,
of the North was composed of Abol,ion;s,sNh. ~.
satisfied of tue frct-Goy. McCa. OF FloriJ. was r.
harmony.
On Thursday the Council opened with come .,rory
charges made by Mr.. Bennett CT Syracuse, amin
NJ Ford o: Ghi0-thst he was Black keuabiw,,
and = aecedor from the National Council etc.
Alter somo disturbance, Mr.. Freach S. Evans Of
Washington, offered the platform, which viii be found
below, and which according to telegraph to the
Baltimore papers, was adopted.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.-The National American
Council passed this evening the platform OF princi
piles published on the 18th inst, in the Washington
Organ rs q substitute for the whole platform estao
shed by the June Convention. The vote stood yeas
l0s, nays II. Various members from Ohio made
speeches the subject, some declaring that the plat
form was a death blow to Amercauism in Ohio while
others expressed themselves content, and defended
Mr.. Ford, of Ohio, from the charge of Blac; Rep1b'
lcansm made by Mr.. Bennett, OF Now York.
The Council il s in session at III o'clock tonight,
out will probably adjourn sine die.
The platform above alluded to is as follows:
ls.. An humble acknowledgment to the Supreme
Being who rules the Universe for His protecting care
vouchsaed our fathers in their successful revUlu-
tonary struggle and hitherto manifested to U.s. their
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER ETNA.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.


HiLfFaX. Feb. 2I.-The screw steamer Etna from
Havre for New York put in here to day short OF coal
She report, having experienced very rough weather
She brings Paris and Hevre date. TO The 5h list,
Which contain few items oi news later thca the
Canada's adVlces
Sbc has no news Of the Pacific.
1t WAS still current Mt Paris that Prussia would
not bY permitted 10 participate in the peace cortsr'
enccs.
Prince GortschakoG. when signing the protocol
rs Vrnua accepting tho propositions, deina;ided hGI
Prussia shouid be invited 10 nke nnrt. Count Buc!
supported the demand, but Borquency and Sir II
Seymour wished TO refer 10 their governments. Inc
acceptance Of he proposition by Russi. had caused
the greatest astonishurnt in Turkey. The news aud
no. reached the Crimea at the latest dates.
Public confidence III the prospect u: pcace wGs
dniiY increasing III France
4 serious rltar: conspiracy was reported q; Ma.
drid, having raGn:EcaIons throughout tho North OF
Soain. Particulars We're not given.
There is noting late. from England.
BreaGstdtfs were declining al Iavre.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY -, iS5E.
House OT HEE.ECsEEs.
The House mel Il. IL O'Clock.
PRAYER By the RrY. Nlr. DE.nrrsr.

The House net II: Il O'Clock.
Prayer By the Rev. Mr. Dr:o"Tsr.
The Clerk read communication from the S,rr',.
informing tie House u! tie passage Of s0:.. ~.
Ho; Springs and Nijirc'7 Ni;i Tarap.ae Con. -,
was reu! third time and ra,s,h.
STASUI"G cVWMiTTrL3.
lhe srEaKEs called a?on strati7a committees !17
reports: wncrrupoa
Mr. PEyDLEroS of Giles reported BIZ 70 iaco"-
porste tho Charleston and Sutton Turnpike C-g-...
SupCry Senate bills were reported
THE ORDER or DtslSgSS.
On motion Of Ir IG2LlS t1!.er so,ne debate !:
wns
Resolved Thu on and st;,- to night =, ev-n'--
sessions tn!! b1 devoted 20 the e..s!deganr 81: e'.
crossed b!.s ct the House, except il> n.'N. syi".
priations o! ;!:e State az! tia daily r:.@..
commence at l0 O'Clock. A. N.
THE NORTH wE.TgaS R.,L ROAD.
Mr JoHssroH made an intellectual ottori % .:.o p
the bill removing n" restrictions npon ;Ae No.:..
Western Virginia Rail Road The House re-..U -
suspend the rules for the purpose.
SE" SriE ParPnEEC
Mr.. FLoYn Submitted y resolution - TO 'aH,t.
thar for the remainder or the session. tho .rr.h-H
shall not entertain a motion 10 2a-s l.. -. cg-- -
the day. Lies over.
DIVORCE OF STATE A>o s>SE.
The bill ~ separate the Stale from 49, E=ua, -
a sae o i,s stocks therein, ard various u'.ar '.'.
reported some time Since, from lie Gu"o' rc: c. =
aarce, wero Gdvan2r! IL THIRD r'a!iLg.
THE LiTr@ARr rCHo.
The bill TO consolidate ii.e debt due - ;G L','l-
ry F1ui, by tho convar.!1a ot .hc stlie .r'n -
prtua' and ,.gE.aacn aiuuiiy, w.s taken 80, o. -
second readng, wherCn?,n
Mr.. SElsoS moved rnst tho :u.Hcr "o"s.':S. )"
OF the bill he indefinitely Pos.JoE !.
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ted In by :,.ess!a. SFLs"s, joHssT"S, ;;@&'-LL =:
Before, GiE~rrl snd CLaTraooE,
TAe hour o: 8 o'c!9ck hav.ns arrived, ia: SrE.L-
LIZ vacated the Chair.