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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-08

DY EP STA.

A sho-n by the statements OF the Board Of Health
n OF New York, caused The death OF 20 persUBs cot
of Gil Deaths in one week and l61 deaths by con-
sumption, induced BY Dyspepsia As % a we'll at
tested fact the origin Of the suneringe
Of a large portion OF those who die OF consninp-
il becomes the duty OF every TO such pre-
tons against and remedy loT Dyspepsia e. ce
experience have place before them, ana which hAE
proved TO be eflcac.ous: of this cbArastvr
Williams Anti-D; speptc Elixir, - ia cOrrUbor
which read ths following testimonials:
Testimony Of Nr. Edward n. Rowiey, OF the firn o,
RO~ley, Ashburner o.. IL North Nharves, is
proof Of the eIhcacy Of Wlllans's Anti-Lyspeptla
Elixir. f. Z" .'-f
PHIADEIPHIA, October %, 1s4e.
Or. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sir take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir, for ths cure OF Dyspepsia /
have taken il self for the disease, and have been
entirely cured . Es tr
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD a RowIkY.
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aust WnAT EVERY PANTY WaSTS.

just NHAf EFLKf FAMILY WHY'S.
A GOOD cheap seslng Machine. Price oaly as
n % as. These Narliines neec only be knp1u 70
insure tBenn pace ia almost every iaIazy To ap-
preciate you n5ost eAaass aad tzuEo there
hHs al sho ~@ut gsod Cheap Sewing MscAines or
Cosnts ksg Ats issse saieos tio n Neflieton A
asaynaond Iapsily sewing Machine,
sth please c@ii on tie ii8dersigned, Who . Agsl
ssr stiaeiS aud s-t Ieaae-sea- ilssass ofsr b.
wssEs Masse s.ygs, Ialon slfees, kctprsH sIleEs
and CEerry strcets- -.
r n BS-P@rtieulas stssntiOa p.id 70 reyairlng All
kiaas sessE AlAsisast ~ sxPsrsaosa' h.Ea.
Iernls CAsa. tr+.fT No.. II .t-.
y. rtE,uNGs Sewing naehlns Depot.
Naah VIE. feun.. selAI-.ll saAlf ------L-
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-. a. ia ~ JAaaAsy. lsss, wnl not es enendss
49, 49, asl thsr aeroaats IN ths haaas Il an on
r. fsr sc feel tas wv AaFe eeea very inssssA', -s'
saassss ..ss sor Na''''s q c. xcSAIRy kco
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wshsxe nov in siore an eirgAnt stock OF Velvet.
ussls oIy anzis pa Issr~sa SaFpssings stoeeihef
ssA Rs = haIts, p sgseis Shta @sa sfasssa ~ 14r
a.1 r,s eyer hrsas sI an psrse et, several
- s..,IsgeF nee aEa N graAisy aniefaos 90 none
All 81 ~hch viii seli a. ,..s ks.s sS'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

show. or display his superior legal ga
ability, BIZ superhuous aud windy
speeches.
ISut the prompt and able manner,
in Which lie attends to the interest 81
clients, is ample evidence, to any nm.
preiuaiced mind, that his inteliect
was never clearer AM more adequate
10 the discharge Of the duties o. the
Judgeslip, than now. Ills physical
strengths rem too. u unimraired heriles
on horse back, with ease and facility.
from court oIaconrt, without the
slightest Inconvenience.
We hope and believe, he will be
elected without serioasfopposition
lie Ia the very man for the times and
tile position. Let the people III every
couttY, wfthpntiregard to party rally
10 Ills support on the 23l Of April.
MASON.
Wasr CoTEMBIA, Va.
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Commissioners, Sale Of Valuable Coal
Lands, and Salt Property, on the
Kanawha River.

y
In compliance with the directions of 4 del
cree of the circuit court of the County Of Ka-
nav ha. rendered al the last Fall term thereof.
in a suit pending therein in bancery. wherein
Hairless and Lanham are Complainanis, and
the Administrative and, Hers OF Dfocket Ingles.
late Of said County. deceased. and others. are
Defendants--the Undersigned, appofnted COM
rnissiontrs for that purpose by that decree,
viii sell to The highest bidder, at the front
door Of the Court House Of said County in
Charleston, onsiondly. the Oh day OF April
fS5S, tile sevefal tracts of land Of which the
said Crockett Ibgles died seized aud possessed,
situated, lying, and being in this County
and are as follows
Lot No 4, ofSthe "Washisgton Burning
Spriae traet,'i containing IA acres 80 poles.
A part OF the Conrad Smith trhct, i,zend . d
undivided fourth part OF two-fhir ds Of all The
back, Or nounkain lands, f0nneily belonging
| to theiestate fJohn Reynolds deceased, and
which form part the Washington Burning
/ Spring tract; the Conrad Smith tract, the
ssHaTfison tract" Neal and Slaughter tract
and me sSieele tract. = and all the right. title
and interest in law. or in<qaity, IN aud tqsall
! The lands sold 10 Franklin Reynolds by the
Deed Of Partition, dated May rs, 1885. and
(which was conveyed toStne said lngies BY the
said Franklin Reynolds, and Others. by teed
dated Sept. 3. ts47s and u recoTdin Kandas he
clerks Once.
These lands are well knownto be valuable
as c.,al property. and salt property, and the
bottom land is Of superior quality. The
property will be sold in parcels, or in ensire-
lty, as purchasers may desire, and as viii be
found 10 be host advantageous
Terms sd much Of the purchase money
as shall be na6Sstafy 10 pay the costs Of suit
and or sale, win (e required ii cash, and the
fresidue on aEcEed,I q one, TWO, and THgEE
| years 10 equal nstalaerff, bearing interest
lfrom the day Of sale, u purchaser. or pnr-
ehaseTs, giving bond with S.oi personal secn-
lrity. and the ditle retained ~ payment Of
said bonds in full.
JAMES L CARR 5neeiul
i tho. b. SWAMI, CONS,
Feb. Is, 1858. v5;tz--
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commissioners Sale.

DY virtue Of adecree ofthe County Court
ID OF Kanawha County entered = Tired ana
AIRY term thereof, in the case OF Burnett, With
eTs & Co., ct ats. VS.. Mason Campbell, et ais,
as special Commissioner,
On Monday, 10Th day of April next,
/ shall proceed TO sell. at public64n, aeu . !!
the font door Of the Court House Of said
County, the undivided interestoflsa eamp-I
bell in three tracts OF land on tie waters Of
Pocatalico, and Grapevine Creek, subject TO-
the cQutingent right4of do.cer Of Mrs Ma
~ Campben, wife Of the said Mason -sct
which said tracts the FIRST was conveyed To-
said Cahpbell and B. II. Smith, jointly. BY
gno. R. Dawson and wife, and the second was
eonveyed 10 Them, jointly, by Jno. Dawson
the ihira was patented to them. jointly by
the COMMONWEALTH of Virginia sail Camp
EbeiPsiBterest theresn being oue halt.
Tenns--As 70 s15 cash in hand and the e.
meinds 4 in equal ilsstalmeni6 at six. twelve
Iand eighteen mon his, with interest Aoa1 day
Of sale the putchat efs eiFing bond aud good
security foT said defend inslalnaknts and the
| deeds being retained till they nIepaid.
e y3.i2 ". s. SUMMERS Gommis.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Through Tickets to Richmond,
Eor. @I5.

.HARMAN, Mason s. CO.., would inform
The public, that having completed tneii
arrangements for making the necessary con.
nectiohs. they are prepared to furnish through 3,
tickets from Charleston TO Richmond, lo .
SIS. Time--durng Winter arrangements,
DAYS. The Summer Arrangement, VA, Z. feonce
Inc time 10 two days and q half, mus az
lordinE the travelling community one OF lhe
aaicksst. cheapest, and most pleasant routes
through Virginia.
Once at the .Kanawha House, Charleston.
Their Stages leave Charleston, every Mon,
day, Wednesday, aud Friday, ct 4ioeclock
Al. M. AMI arrive on the alternate dayat
r.. III. AZ
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anttioll saIts.
R111a1fc Auctfon.

PUBLIC AuCt12x1.
ny virtue of Deed Of Trust executed
I'D by VIM. "a. Smith to the undersigned
Trustees, on the 9th day Of April 1885,
and III record IN Kanawha Co. Court
Clerks Ofiae. to secure David J ".
Clarkson the payment Of eeriain sums Of
money in said deed, set out and descrlb-
ed, we shall on Monday. the 18th dayof
February, 1858, atthe Court HoDse Of
Kanawha Co, proceed to sell at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder. for ready
money, a certain tract Of lahd and salt
property, opposite the town Of Maiden, on
the Southwest side Of Kailawha river, be-
ing the. same property heretofore sold by
SAID D. j. W. EClarksont to said William A.
Smith, and which is at present operated
By said Smith as a salt property together
with all the fixtures, wells. engines COPS
per, suctiohs. tubes, metal, syPhonss he,
attached to said property or used thereon.
Such title as is vested in the Trustees,
and which is believed to be good. viii be
lconyeyed. 4. B. SWAMI. rs-...s.;
j. S. SWAMI. Irus'sss.
Dec 10Th, 1891 n3As
BY consent all parties, this salei adj
Ejourned and continued. until the Sd Mon
| day in April next, at the same place, when
the property mentioned above, viii. BY
like consent, be sold upon the following
terms, lo-wit~ $1,000 in cash, and the
residue upon a credit Of 6. l2, and 10
months, the purchaser to give bond, with
good security, bearing interest from date,
and the title TO the land win be retained,
| until the purchase money is allpaid.
y. B. SWAMI. u r.n.,.a.
s SWAMI, 4sss 8
Fsb.16.h, 1883. 4s
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cnaafIssInNER,s kALE.

IN pursuance OF decree rendered in tho
il circuit court of Kanawha. ak The Fan Tesm
1857 thereof. III the case of Hurt and Crockett
IS Silss and Valentine w. Cpc1an. shall
sell at public auction, on the 18th day q
April, 1888, ii being County Count daY, d tho
front door OF tie Court House Of Kanaula
county. a lot Of land designated as lot g No q
in tbs plat Of the town of Elizavifle. Said
town is situated on the Sopth Bank of Kama
wha ryef, about niles aboys the Kama wl1
Salines.
Terms On a credi tot s and y mQnihs,
taking bond with good security and fstslrlng
lien on the Iaiid inr further SECURITY
FREDRIcKIN. Rad. special Cont q
March Is. Is s. 40
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Ez1A n VITA VALLEY STA II.


lIn this county. bin the s4th Inst. BY James
Atkinson, Esq MI HENRY A. NEtHopsg 70
Miss ELIzABETH As YpUNe, daughter Of sam
l.IIBy Rey. W. Dountajn on tl.e sd. inst Mr..
JAMks A. REMLEY TO Miss FkAscisA B ELL, An
III Nlcho as County. #4i
ON the It'll, BY Tie same, near Hughes fer
IN, Mr.. D.yID NGrrER, of5Nteholas County, TO
Miss AsIGAIL b. M,RFiS, daughter Ct Rev.
Samuel Martin, OF Greenbrier County, Va.
Oh tie 18th. by the same, Mi. THOMAS A.
RAMSEY, to Miss ELIzA @. 0DELL, daughter+o!
! jeremiah Odell, all Of Nicholas County, Ma.
Hi Galiipolis, oil Thursday. the 18Th inst. by
RI Warth, Esq, MI. ions H KEESEY and
Hiss HAasAu JAaaErrs bothof Kanawha GO.
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Quite number Of disasters have
happened to Flat Beats Ell the Ohio,
within tile past few days. Several
persons have been drowned, and We
regret to learn that two from this
Conntyone, named Leonard Wick.
ars, AMI the other, George West, i
so,l-in-law Of Mi, John ". Stark, eI
this place-are molls the number
Several Boats loa lei with Coal,
have stuck on Elk Shoals, near this
place, AMI considerable property has
been destaoyel.
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TIM JUDGEsHtP.--Th Ravcnswood
Jackson Coy Chronicle, in an edito-
rial EXPRESSES is preference for JAS.
II BRowS, Esq If this PLACE, to I'LL
the office ma y vacant BIZ the resig:-
nation Of Judge Summers. We do
not know whether Mr.. Brown wishes
to be considered a candidate or not.
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Under the announcements will BE found
the name Of Col. I'LL REYsol.ps, as a candidate
f,riths offise Of Sheriff of Putnam County,
We also announce IA. w QuARaIER as acan1
didate for the Clerkships Of Kama wha county;
and Roprnrsc, PoarERJlas candidate for
Constable in this District, Fetch on your
names, gentlemen.
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Mercer Academy,
cHARL EsToN, d K ANAWHA CO...

Cl1hIGIt1Ol Q1A, hA ~ n " - 1900 Z 1
ein On the 7th Sci tember. The course
q instruction embraces alLstudles requisite
for fitting boys for entering any class at Col
lege, or fur the active business oil life. II
Will include
SSThe Usual English Branches,
I Tke La lii and Greek Languages,
i The French and German Lang uages,
nv The NJ Mathematics
The session extends from Septmeber 10th "
July 10th, with an, iutermission Of few days
at Christmas.
Tuition-ist. Grade, $50 per session.
2nd. Grade. 30 =
All.tuition fees, payable quarterly " GIL
ounce.
Il Pupils, IN AL cAsFs, sickness lexcepfed
viii be charged from time Of adm ssionss eng
JIG session. "
F5r circuAaE or for further information, 4 RI
ply to i. w. Newton, Sec. Board o. Ir .ss
Ofto w M. Y. CLnl IVY ~,
July 81, 81. rnnclpa..
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lMPoRTANT TO
Nastex. Bu11a Sz.s.

IWASbSSG<IA-s " -
rISHE Undersigned, having been appointed q
I'll Cemnlittte, BY the M. E. CHpRcII So0TH,
10 superintend the building tof Church gin
the to Un OF Charleston, will Iecelve
SEAL ED PROPOSALS.
from this dale until the 10th day of APriif
next. for lie building of a BRICK CIV eei,
~ Tie corner Or Bank and Back streets
Said edif9e lobe Lleet wide by 90 ieet long;
70 contain 4 basement, eject high inthe cleafl
main edificef to be Is feet high IN the clear
The building 10 be compile ed and ready iof
sefEiee BY the 1st Of September next,
The undertaken Of undertakes VIII be rel
Eonirea % give bond with security for the com
Enirtion Of the WORK at the time specified, anq
for the faithful execution Of the plan ana
specifications.
/ The following payments are offered ~ the
COMMITTEE, viz-S 1000, when The build y
| il commenced; $500, when covered in; SlOUo
when completed. and mortgage will begIyel
on the property, to run one year, t5r The .re
lmanasr.
The plan and specifications Of the bni
may be seen ait the office Of the "kkNAwH
/ VALLEY SrAa,'' in first building below tn
rs n W. BICKaRS, p. c.,
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
il IN. B. SWAMI.
II R. M. MALCOLM.
John RUMBLE, Committee
7 Charleston, March f6, 1858.
; 4
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An Act.

7 44 j. d.. . r IL
70 amend HE second section Of i'm act
qassea lKareh end, 1858, entitled an act
Is oraouize NE Militia and proeitle Jor
abe defetce otfihe Commonwealth. .
passed March 6, 1858. a
Be itehacted BY the. General Assem-
biz, that the second section Of The act
passed March second, eighteen hundred
and fifty -eighttentitled an act to organize
the militia and provide for theldefence Of
the Commonwealth, be amended and re
enacted Sd as to read as follows !:
S z. The Commissioners Of all Major
Generals ! Brigadier- Generals, and of all
officers OF regiments and companies shall
be void but the Major Generals and
Brigadier+G Generals now in commission
shall continue toIperform the duties Of
their respective Office until their success
sor shall Be appointed in the mode now
prescribed bylaw. The corpofasioir or
county courtsof eaeh city or county shall
at the Aprilof May tsrms in the present
year, appoint for each regiment, three
Idisereetaa proper persons conductors q
elections for each regiment. whose duty
Z g4.f
|. It shall bs to appoiat fime and place for
assembling thy regiments and for holding
elections of suitable persons te#fill the va
IEcancies hereby created in the regimental
and company offices. Notice Of tile time
and place offholding such electiols shal
be given By said conductors BY adser-
ltiseinents to Be posted at three Of more
llpublic places in the reginental district
III which said election ares 70 be held, and
| tie said elections shall BE conducted as
near as may be IN conformity 70 the pro,
visions of laws now I'M force for eleetine
officers df regiments and companies and
tie said elections 30 held shall be Ger.
| tilted bylhe said conductors Or majority
| Of them to the Governor, who shal com
mission sthe PERSONS SO elected. But Al
vacancies thereafter, occurring ih sail
offices, shall be filled in the mode pre-
scribed III law; provided hatfield pfficer'
Of cavalry and artillery regiments shai
| be appointed 70 fill the vacancies hereby
created Id said regiments, in the mod
now prescribed byI law and provided
further, that nothing III this act shall D,
construed toyacate the commission Of q 2
Ifcers pf volunteer regiments or eoniiPanie
organized 1t the time Of its passage
This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
i S,ate If VA, City Of Richmond, to wit;
/ do hereby certify that the foregoin'
i is atrne copy Of an act passed by tn
4 General Assembly Of Virginia on the 60
i day III March, 1858.
Given unde4 my hand this 9Th day I
March. 1853.
IA a TUCKER, Cl'k Of Ell Of Delegates
and Il aener of the sRolls Of Virginia.
IN. Wzf. b. HERNDON, ~
PRACTITIONERS OF
IMEpIC1EM AND SURGERY
s ~ So
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{IljIED,l

\ EofConsumptionl Feb. 26, 1T lie Upper Falls
iof G,,al Kanawha Go. Va /, mr.. Levi M sGAR-
pFR in the 46th year Of age Leaving an afiiict.
led wife and six chiltresr, 70 mourn the ire
parable loss yet They do not mourn as those
who have no hope, for he left behind hun the
most unquestionable evidence, ri being ~
yealed 10 God Though Christ The writer
wasl75with him 4 great many times during bis
last illness. and be always expressed per
feet Resignation toA abe wIil pr God1 IN ask
ling him, ;lt one TING, what his prospects were
hi replied. .sAIl fisht-4l see nothing wrong N'
And with snch eSpressioGs be lTeaihed his
last, as calmly as d babe rf.ppstng 0rI ITS moth
er's breast. w. AZ WOOD.
/ FineaStle anil LsewiSbag5pah please edpyi
IuJackson CO., WI The 10th ult .IMt: ROBERT
CURRY, aged 73$yebrs.
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PIscAToal.L. a Pike. weighing 81 pounds,
was cahgllt1ia Elk River I'M . net, onRThurst
day last, by a couple Of negro men + was
served I'LL atlehs !" Wilson Hsuse," on Friday.
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0 We are gfatifed TO leara, by a letterfrom
Senator Warm, that he has succeeded IN
procuring the passage pr Bill apprpprlating
$1,000 towards Tie erection Of Bridge At the,
Upper Falls Of Coal. 1T has passed both,
IIn,i,aa L.I ~. -. Y
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E1f71a WatcInes,

i Fine :" atChGS,
JEWELRY, SILVER, PLATED " Ar +, dc.
sVNTgE are now in receiptof a large and splea-
NV did assortment Of almost every variety
of WATCHES AND III N ELR Y, Of the Ia
TEST styles, selected ftomE the best 1ianufac-
tuners, with great care, by one 81 CUR ilrm,
who is experienced in such matters, and has
lust returned from the East with stuck that
deties competition.
Great bargains can be had, and THOSE 9eSl-
sing reliable Time keepers should avtl them
selves Of the opportunity az selecting from
our present assortment, as Al can be suited as
regards style and price.
I'VE have some very superior
RAILROAD CLOCKS AND WATCHES
Aiso-New STYLES Diamond, Coral Cameo
M5saie, Rubyanii Pearl, and Garnet snd Pearl
Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings sc.
H. BeautifuIpatlerns of new stylss Silver
| Ware.
| rT Geld and Silver Spectacles, q suit al
sights. PALAEk q Vi,.H.s,
| f Conner Of Main and Fourth Streets,
September, i, Silly Cincfnnati, Chic
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:. a
Advertisements and Communications, toi ms
sure ins rton, must be handed in by 3 O clock
81 MIA lay morning, and as much earlier as
possible. iii
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NJ JpGTNIA. SSl.--At rules held in the
1 NJ Clerks 0ifcg ok the Circuit Court for
KanaWha G 1anty, lin the month of April
iIbliingswor,h1& Cd, 8 othe{ss ]
Comp ##
81 49, vs., lEI ~ CnahceIy.
Atethea Brigham, Smart Rob
inson q Others Dei'ts.
/ I Theobiect OF this suit IS, tosUbject the real
esiateRand the slaves OF The Defendant, Viii
ri anl1C. Brooks and Stuart Robinson ia Kama
[wba County. tothe pa ymentof Complainants,
several INDICTMENTS against Defsniaat, Vim. @.
| Brooks ana thedebts of other creditors Of said
KRraoks. VINO may make themselves parties 10
HIS s,lit, ami dsfray portion of the costs.
And the further object Of this suit is to es-
tablishI that Stuart Robinson. was and is an
saas,af nartner with William g. Brooks. in the
ma nj facture of salt In Ranawha SalInes, ana
astxuch is liable forIsaid judgements.
| 1,Iit appearing, from affidavit filed, tn Il
IND Jefsndants, Alsthea Brigham and Stuart
R,fb;nsan. and Mary his wife, ard Layinia
tRrnaEs. vile al WIN. C.. Brooks. are non-resi-
dents ii this Commbnwealth, i is therefore
ofdsied that they 90 aPpePf here within one ;
mdnth|a ftef due publicats on et this order, and
Idotwhats Leeessark to project fhelf interests
| al. w. QfTARRIER, Clerk
| I. lib. SWAMI 81 NJ l. III. FiT4IuGI, SoPs
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The Goal River Navigation Bill was taken
up in the House onthe 22d, but the House cd
joufneG before any action was taken uponsit.
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ST. Nazaire Navigation company, was Ia
ken up and passed,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoEpAY, March 18Th.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.

Authorizing that where there are six
| teen school commissioners in a county,
eight shall constitute q quorum.
Amending an act forbidding County
Courts to grant corporate powers.
Establishing In election precinct at
Burlington s Mill in Cabell county.
Releasing the States +rightto the Jack
sonyille and Bent Mountain Road, in
Floyd and Roanoke counties.
incorporating the Hughs' Greek Oil
and Coal Company.
Incorporating the Fayette Oil and Goal
Company.
Making tia felony for a life tenant in a
slave to remove him out ofthe State. or
transfer a greater than a life interest in
him, with intent to defraud the reyer;
sioner or5 remaindernan.
| Incorporating the town of Spencer in
Roane county. s
March IS, 1853.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
IX Giving power 10 the Countyof Ksna
wha to allow additional compensation TO
+ tlieif presiding justice.
A hill from the Senate to exempt par
sonages, ais well asother church property,
| from taxafion,. was rejected, --Fitzhugh
aud Rulfner 10 the affirmative.
.pETIrIoN PRESENTED. { Hi
ByMr. Rutfnef. from Kanawha, for an
[aet authorizing a popular vote for or a.
I; gainst d repeal Of The school laawIof said
!. county.
i TnuRsDAY, Mafeh IS, 1858. !.
coviSGToa AND OHIO HAILEoAp.
H On motion Of Mr. Chapman the Senat,
II bill 10 provide for the construction Of tn,
j Coyingtoa and Ohio Railroad WAS staker
ii up, whereupon he proposed an amend
ment providing for the appropriation o
| ST ,o00, 600, to, b. expended in the yea
ffl860. The bill and amendment wer
|. then laid upon the table, and made{th'
order Of The day for tomorrow atl'
n clock. Il
March 49,. 1853. N
+ SENATE: BILL PASSED. ~ IA
To authorize the construction off,
Ill turnpike road from Ellenborough, on th'
L N ,rthwestern railroad, in the county 9
I1IJclllesf 49, W. 1G5Gftt1ll0o Nhtio, ~ tiA'
! County Of Kanawha.
CONVICTION. AND OHIO RAILROAD.
i The Senate billto provide for the com
!, pletion sof the Coyington and Ohio Rail
HI road was taken up. and advanced to
i third reatl,ng. Alter a few remarks b
Il Mr. Caperton, thd question on the pas
s sageIofthe. bill was put, and the roll calie
i by the clerk.
The result was announced---yeas g
q nays 554, and the Speaker accordingly d
]. cfared that the bill was passed. II
Il TIE Orange and Alexandria R,ilroa
y MISUNDERSTANDING 4 loan of 3 40o, GOO
Ill was then passed, AYES n, noes SO.
I'LL The Manassas Gap r., r. Bill, author
q ziny tile .Stases to subscribe $685., GOT
i WAS then passed, ayes. n, noes All
I'll The Alexanilria, Loudonand Hampshil
81 r.. il. IBfA. authorizing further sui
ii scrintion 10 the Road Of $500. 900, the
j passed, ayes rs. npes 40.
N The james Riyerand Kanawha Con
ll1 pang Conversion Scheme was delicate
ISL Tile Richmond and York River 4.
II Bill vas defeated. .