Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-22


be the duty G6SerhospapSa iattsfartory evil
deuce thereof, to proceed trS i'll sbeh yacthey, or
cause tlie same t9 b dlei IA The mode pre4Iibsd
z This Ordinance skll bs IN force iruth It's pai.
i He then moved to proceed to the consid-I
GRAFTON of the following, which was also
taken up and passed: :,useaa 1ai s27e iis
Az oEDiNANu, 9FRovIDlSu FoE FHE APPOINTMENT OF
r cotlEcToRs eElyHE PUBLIC REeESuE IN sm
The people Of VtrgihiS. ~ thlit Delegates assem-
hled in conveatio'i at Wheeling do ordain as fol-
lows; d, asa.s obi Il /. StiisstN % d2H4 80
Collector Of the Public Revenues authorized to act
under existing laws and the Ordinances of tlft5
Convention, and the County Court of such County
reuse to aSpoint and qnsiiy Collector Of the state
and County Levies, and other public dues, within
tho said County 1t shall be the duty OF tho Auditor
Governor, to appoint Collector or the Public Rev
enres for said County requiring him to take such
oatLs and with proper and sufficient Eurette', to he
approved Ly the Gpyernor aud Auditor, to execute
such bonds Ms Qired from Collectors appointc
by the County CGnrts under the said laws and Ordi
nRnces The said bonds slTRllbe 6led with the Au
ditor Of Public 4ceountA who shall transmit certi:
hed copies thereof to the Clerk OF the County Court
Of such County, which copies shall be as ey
idence In all the Gourts or the Commonwealth. --
2. This Ordinance shall he In force from is pass
age, and may be altered or sIaAlsd lT theheneFal
H-af
5 He then called up the following just laid
upon the table, and it was taken up and
also passed: 'a3 '.-i'ii2@ -, =
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE ELEcTIoS
OF REPRESENTATIVES ~ The coNGREss OF
THE, TIM; ,uSIIE1D STATES s,bl,a a5isigs8 10 81
The People of Virginia, by their Dclo-
gates asseIn bled,iu Convention Wheeling,
do ordain as .folloWs:..i 3p7a4io rop a
Il !. Ip,eyeFy Congressional DistrictOfthei
State where from any cause an election for
Representative in the Congress of the
United States was not held on, the fourth
Thursday of May last, and in the Eleventh
District, where vacancy now exists, nm
election shall be held on the fourth Thurs
day of October next which shall he con-
Quoted, and the respltaseertained.de declared
aud certified in the manner directed in the
I'd section of the I'd edition of the Code of
Yirginie,is.5a s7t sad7 san sa ag5ass
L I'd. lin consequence of the occupation
of any county by any Amy or. forces in
hostility with, orJehellionagainst the gov
ernmept ofthe United StRtes, such election
cannot be, or is not, held in, such county,
any person entitled to.yote thercins may
vote in any other county of his district !;
and if no election shall beiheld ,Attthe time
appointed in the LIST section of this ordi-
nance in any Congressional District thetein
mentioned, :. the Governor on receiving sat
isfactory evidence thereof, may rbyaprecla-
nation or writ appoint apother day for.
holding such election thereiuosa n2t1n u
10 Sd, This ordinance shall beinforce from
its passage. .ss.-- li5is sl1izs.s s!.ai,
On motion of Mr.. Garlile, the following
ordinance WAS taken up from the table and
adopted: :szsi.s8 sd bts sJllsA3 .z%
An oRDINAECE INCREASING TIE coNPBSsA-
f., TIoN OF THIS !ADJUTAST TGEEEaALnDuRING
THE CONTINUANCE OF HosTILITtEs IN THE
CoMNoSwEALTH. g H. zff1aA III
The People of Virginia. by their Dele
gates assembled in Convention at. Wheel
ing, do ordain MS follows -, .ol AZ still
I, ,lst. During the continuance of hostilt-
ties within the ConamnnlyeAlth.. the Aiiiu-
tant General, in addition to the saEiry now
allowed by law, shall be entitled toireceiye
the sum. of 800 per annum. iH ali
I'd This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage, and may bealtered or
repealed by the General -Assemhly.rgCi5a
On motion o. committee, consisting of
Messrs. Van Wipkle, sBoEeman and. Limb.
were selected to revise tue ordinances of
4 the Conveution.t;aaas l. igItIat0 .7M
Mr.. CALDWELL, presented an ordinance
relating to- grand, and petit jurors aand
attorneys. at law, requiring them an
swer certain questions before, entering of
the duties of their Offices which, after
some consideration, wq4indednitely post
poned. l.t9osefezr. si4i y Ho.i:1l
Mr.. KRAMER offered tile following. which
was agreed to:j il. =.ai44s 81 ..f.} O.; sil5 5Is
Resolued, That IO,O00Eopies of the 0rdi-
nance providing for tic formation of
new State, he published for circulation
within the counties of the proposed new