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NrorIoE AGENCY FOR rHK SALE or GOODS
~ ''"TH1 TIE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
will be renewed on LIST OF May ncx rom No. lVS lid
arW ''''c'' No Iiy. q. tiApnTa. President
Nsv YovE. April Is 1861
The New York herald., 1862-05-30
BOARDING. AND LODGING.

A PAkIMENTS FOR FAMILIES AND GENrLEIES
"a fir n simmer noa h, at mod prc . Those
Wishi ceOniio tAe in town, will find
Coo, Rooms, with without first French American
Eard. the Eotl Juii.n. 7t7 Lroadway, corner ol
Mn h
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CnouLD THE GIRL uPoN WHOM You HAVE cen

CIIoULD TIE GIRL UPON WHOM YOU ITAVE CEN
trcd your aaectons--and breaihes there man who has
r.nired his affections fair OF mnds
should she b. afflicted with freues, tan, pimplc other
furnishes her face, what, think you you would dor Tx
ng he BIZ her fair hand, would lead shady
grove then woad you u.ter;My love. my lite, knowest
thou ihnt i)r FEIX GOURAuD he eminent chemist can
by the application OF his Italian Medcscd Soap remove all
sh blnshos from aJored face You but H. love-
Al WaNcr he ed to AhS Rrosawav
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

L,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS BROWN
stone Store, on Murray street. Trinity church lease,
well rented good Price $40 co., exchange foi
country the Hndson the Sound. Address B. B..
box III Herald oiice.
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A ross.- FIFTY BALES NEW ORLEANS MOSS FOR
N1 sale by wM. s. TOOLE q CO., 10 Fulton street.

DfANTs. PLANrS.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING A
large lot splendid Roses vertanas and Peunias &C.,
left the spring ses will sell this week at auction prices
close the business by June The plants are In the
very best vi order w. FITZPATRICK, Florist
Corner u Twenty min h street and Broadway.
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L1OR SALE-A DESIRABLE FARM OF SEvENTY-FIvD
acres mar New Brunswick; large orchards peach
and apple cider mil, well waterad good build.
Wall street.
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A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR,
II VITA al Modefn i4nprovenent IN genlee
hood witn BrtaAis aud Tea required, let gentle
man. Ia ssilct private falnfly Broadway n
and ired. For particulars nque ut SD
broadway, IN tie 81 r..
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ITO LET.-THE SMALL STORE NO. 20 EAST TWELFTH
street, adjoining kogers' boot s;ore Kent $50 Ap-
ply IN TIE
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

NR HENRY A. DANIELS GIVES HIS SPECIAL At
tcntion 10 operative S ~ connection with all dis
eases ol both onces IA sixth avenue nea. -Four
tecu
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DOR sALE-A HANDSOME PAIR OF FOUR LIGHT
j. Chandeiers bronze and gilt. Also Hall Light, with
ohrr all good srdor and but few
VIII sold ut half the Call - Abingdon place,
three days
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L,OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FIvE NEW BROWN
front Houses, Forty ylrst street. between Y.rst
and Sec ond built by days the he'd
and haze all the modern improvements. For ras
pems's.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISH
- ed large Room and two hall Ieroons. aujoin NJ
large ROOM overlooking the city and bay Of New York
Class house, private family pleasant location, three i've
minutes walk from ferries let slngy togeth
with without Board; terms moderate. Apply at l5i
Union street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

l22 NINTH STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST or
~ BruadNu3-A n,!enan and wife single < niumen
lain pleasant oos. Board The hou se ANS
the niO.rra improvements.
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- ob'an parlor and Bedroom IL Il class house,
containing ali modern improvements; also Rooms Tor sill
gentlemen. Apply at No Willow street, between Futon
and Wall street ferries. Late dinners References ex-
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

fTO LET-TO PRIVATE FAMILY. A FOUR STORY
brown stone House Pleasantly located fully and hand
eomcly furnished and containing al The modern Improve
mcnts. Rent low to responsible party Address T. L.,
station q.
The New York herald., 1862-05-30

IyoR SALE-HOuSE AND FULL LOT, FOUR STORY
BRICK 3E West Twenty Cash Quired only
5000; balance on inortgage Amply toJOuN ROGERS ~
her alrnft.
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DOR SALE-AT HEMPSTEAD, L. l.. FARM OF l0G
will exchange woe 80 acres, with buildings,
for small place OF IRON twelve Apply WM-
MILLER, i53 Water street. corner Of Maiden lane.
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W. TA:BUth Of M ,rAi" r.-Ai & In Ell
~ Ing ~ The Min ate Mea Of Attsia," 20.
- l34h Regiment Aassissapp, Volunteers, hold
1t damp karAsdale nea. asssburG, Va, Aov'r
stb, 1851. Judge SAM'L Young wa called 10 toe
rs.Axy, when the follow ing preamble and r solu
t.ouu were IMAM mou-lS sdop.ed:
Whereas, Oxr beloved Iiend and brave com
rads - arms, JAhEs u. BALLo~'. tell In the
battle Of 1eesbu.g Va, Ces. 1lst, 1874, while
In the hottest Of the contest AID among the drSt
In dAplay log heroic courage BY driving back tho
Nershsz. iavsders Therefore, be 1t
RIsotceA That We, the Company to which be
belonged - - Independent, and sor which A.
ever showed Shs closest Enactment, do deeply
rssret thu LOGS of ssh Q noole friend 20 trre .
soldier; AID Ia y npsthizlag with h.a bereaved
parents and fr1snt 0, We add our sorrow to the.i
Deeper ari. tAst one Of such noble worth hould
die 20 young.
Resssrsl, That kis life Ia camp be an example
for a., ana his fall and brave dischsr g Of sol.
dierA Guts On The dsiA stImulats a. to deeds Of
noble daring.
Resoleed, That We show on. respect for tie d.
eeas ID By weaJiaS mourning for thirty days
ResslpsI. That . copy Of these resolutions BE-
forwaresa - his Darsnts.
Resoivel, 3'has hoy b forws-des by the secre-
tasy, f,F Publication, TO the papers OF J-ckson
Tsnaesss., the Richmond Dispatch. tbs AeULhi.
AsslorcAs, and the CAroaicle pubi. led At K1 ci
usks, Miss. Judgs SAM. YOUNG, Car
4. q. O'DRIEg. Secretary.
e Richn nd CkrtstisS Advocate and Enquirer
please copy. fe2'---"t
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had high military authority fas seftsvins
shat the roliey recon neut-d In tts resoiu-
fipa was the true policy ri "Ir O. yora men
He alluded ~ . con vsTsxttoG with Oenefot
BeaUrsGard, ~ he knew that That R9A Gs
officer Wac In favor ct such policy ne
s,,oxe Of an ,D,.fAs ins oce sion Weere .n1t
officer i.ylsr~d hal 10 would rsAnt "a oon'
fvderate n on the Eaonument In baiomoae
pr..ed tina. our army did not 20 "a far EVER
~ nfu ID IN aeh > Hill, and that he va IN -
vor Of tbe coca pA'ion OF fadacea y
forees. The policy Of the Eng'isn Govern
mept in the sjrt mean war had been cneu geo,
oy the exposars Of offictal incOmpetsncy. enc
such an exposure he deemed necessary nov
In the "a ar and Navy departments Q! .nIs
0oserpment. He wanted men OF insensct
desired III RI, sidsnt 70 b surrounded y
BODY OF ehief tains capable OF relieving ann
of por,ion Of the heavy burdens snat fese'
ed upon him. at the conclasion OF M.
ar. Ksssnn. Of La, offered tho following
resolution, which vas adopted:
ResolcaA. That committee Of three b. ap.
po,nte 10 1, a ire what measure are proper
70 be aksn to secure com fort to the mem bere
OF the House, and convenience 70 the public,
while In open session.
Mr., CuRhY, from the Oommittes on Rule,
submitted . report, In which the following
committee are created. and the Nom ers Of
which will, NO doubt, b announced BY the
Speaker 81 An early Day
Uomnittee Of Elections; Committee Of Waye
and Meaus; Dom mistee OF Military Affairs;
Committee OF Foreign Affairs; Committee OF
Naval 6iirs; Oommittee Of Judiciary ;Oon'
ni,tee OF Commerce; Committee Of Post.
once and hoAda; Committee Of Territories
ana Pubic Landr; Committee OF Indian
frltre; Committee Of Pat nrs; committee Of
Clains. hsven members each.
Committee II Accounts COMMITTEE Of Rules
and Offices Of the House. Five meMbers eEeh
Commi.tse Of Pay and Milsag Committee
OF Enrolle Bills. Three members each.
On motion, the House adjourned 70 twelve
O'Clock to morrow.
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Tomorrow The permanent Governmel' oi
the Confede-aey will be osesiaized by tie in
sugaration of The President. The permanent
Conprsss hss already been il session for
three days. and has . ven indication of II pnr
pore to NC, with energy. When oil the de-
partmeu,s Of the Government are daily organ'
lied uader the permanent. Constitution, we
may reasonably anticipate al increased s"t'v-
isy and efficiency in the general admin'stra-
ton OF the Government That tho timer and
the national exigeneies demand the exercise
Of the highest wisd IN and the greatest en-
ergy amongs, the public ofdeers. civil aad
military, 4. evident; and If they fail 10 apply
themselves with al the ability and zeal in
their rover. they will be faithless to the
country which eauades in them. Tho people
OF ths South sre. beyond doubt, equal to the
,ris's 90 which they are submitted. II those
w..o direct puhlie affairs but perform their
dn.y faithfully and wisely, the people viii
sloriously defend their country and achieve
IL independence. But however great the
spirit and manhood OF tho citizen soldiers,
disaster mus, follow ineihciency and incom-
reteucv amongst their leaders
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aEN1kAk A18knB1Y OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

YHrRsDAY. Feb. 20, 1892.
The Senate was called " order At ~ o'clk
By the txKsiDxsT, and opeped with prayer
by Bishop kAkLY
a message from the House announced the
,ass.xe Of u number OF Senate bills; also,
House bili r.funoing 20 tho socuritiss OF Thos
NJ Davis, late Sheriff of Prince William
:ounty, dam 2ges paid oy them - such, which
Wnsr Ierred - the COmmis,ee on Finance
and claims.
MIR. UAAsoy, from the Conmittee on Mill
sary Affairs, MADE An adverse report in re-
gard 70 the resolu ION iLquirlEg into the ex-
ioulehcy Of erecting hospitals, &C and also
made b report declaring II insxpeoient to ls.
sisIate n she suoJect OF re4oiution ihquir.
.ng Into the cxpsuisncy Of Eepor ding bin 1oT
the purch iss VI horses for sucn Inili uaMeL
y. may volunteer or DO drafted for cavalry
service, &c.
Mr. I.BRLL presen ted a petition Of citizsns
of Berkeley county, praying for tn- lncor.
torAtlon OF MHreIXo Aodkc, No 400, /. y
: f, and authorizing II ~ hoia properly
IS ser. ed.
The OIL to redress loyal cit:x-us Injured
oy Inc exercise OF usuI ped power, penGinx
on the adjournment yesterday, Cine ny ae
unfinished business, oat Was luia ON tns
Ix0ie.
Mr. NASH presep ted the report Of pl ocsed-
ii.xs .. u IL eotiI & VI citizaEs OF :; um terlaEG
county, I.qUestinx the IL nuencs OF their rep
re.entauvesi In the q ,nsfAi Assembly Al iavof
II .hs assumption oy Tie StA.e OF thc Wal
ak. On moLon iuli on she IL Bis
lie bili ~ tho.lziu6 Ger tain CT ties and towns
% issue notes OF q lose dsLoIni EHtiun tnan
live dollars was cal!ed ny. when the 'nn0
readiIg Bang reCoLsideIed, tue bill WE
.menued IA Amendment was InarSd T.
siIike out Que HL0 TWO dOiiAlS.' Feeding
winch The ball Was laid on The table
Mr HARr, by leave, preached . bill to
mem Ine Alb section OF III col 10 incorporate
" Ihe CunIeoeIate insurance Lomp sLy,'
which WAS advanced " its second le..dIA K
MI lHok.svH. OF DinwluuIe. called for ihc
orusr OF ne uay -"HOu - Dill W provide Il
The ass umpu Ion ana pay ment OF ths COufeae
rate S.s.tes war Iax-Whlch the Senate piO.
ceeueu to consider.
MIR NEssos opposed the bill In speech o.
CONSIDERABLE power.
Tue h.u OF 5 having arrive on motion OF
MT JoHNsos, the Senate adjourned.
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Ths Busns,ds Fleet.

AZ nothing hss been heard Of thu Burnside
see' Tor 'oms days, it il not Improbable that
they are engaged In preparing some fur,ivs
enterprise, which We take j. Tor granted the
Confederate Government is equally pre- pared
b prevent not it ought TO be. Tn. s.f..v
Of the capital must Of course have been pro.
vid.d for in tho nine or ten months Of emo,
snni,y for preparation which We have enjoyed
II not. the experience Of Hstteras, Fort
Henry, aud Roanoke Island warn us, BY multi
plying distractions ia the channels Of our
ussigsbIe rivers, and constructing additional
Lrsiioatiocs upon their banks, ~ make sssu-
rance douLiy sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

EE Tn voLLowns RuoLr1oBs were
adQ pied by ~;on ven ton Of Railroad COM
paBies Of the district embracing the State Of
Virginia, the state Of Tennessee east OF Knox.
Vile. aud the Stase Of North Carolina north
Of Weldon. held in the city Of Richmond. Feb.
10, 1888:
Resolved That the necessitv for procuring
supplies indispensable TO tho working Of the
Railroads. In the State Of Virginia has become
so plain and palpabls that there should b
no further delay Ia providing for prOcuriug
them.
Resolved, therefore, That committee Of i've
be appointed to confer with capitalists, ma.
chinists, and owners OF machine shops, 70
procure proposals for the establishment Of
rolling mills AID machine shops for the man.
ufacturs Of rails, boiler plates, ana other ar.
ticies now required, or that may b required,
for the working OF the Railroads in this state;
and that said committee report - soon q
practicable the results Of their action. with
ench recommended. ms ~ may sesm proper to
thsm, ana that they call this UoavsnttOn 70.
5sfhsr when ready to report"
The committee appointed undsr the fore.
9otnl rasOl1tt0n WeTsi Msssys. Daniel. OF the
B., F. Z p = j. 10 /; Foasaina. Of - Va Usns.
tYxl 3 :. TO-; 1wea Of The VI. Tenn. R,R.
% OH. Of the r. Z p. B b. Co, and Saa.
lord, Of the Pstersbarg r \. Oo. II. Daniel
bsipg abeent sssssqusatly deeliasd = cot.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
NEW VOLUNTEER COMPANY

1us undersigned proposes to Mise an In.
fantry CompAny. prompt and general up.
rising OF the mon OF the south will douhti.S,
settls our d. tieulties IN the close Of the prs.
ent year. linen, let this great.w, RI Be- done.
though everything else DO l. f, undone. .On,
brethren are already In The field; why stand
we here idle!" From an expo, isnce Of etght
mon hs, think kAow something OF the
hardships Of the camp. They ale generally
exaggerated. III u company OF hone 1t, sober
mtn, no one Iced suffer In his morals. We
expect every man in this com rany, who CON.
ducts himself as gentleman, 70 b. srsa,sd
accordingly. as draft, en- bre cling all msa
from eighteen 10 forty dive, Is 70 bs IN sac IA
a few days, il Is highly important that every
one choose as early xs possible those With
whom he il to be associated IN this sfrnt
contest. In . draft, you have no such pi,yi.
ieGe.
Those disl osed to Join Us will Yepor. them.
selves at my office, corner OF Twelfth and
Franklin stree,e, Qa the Law Buiioipx,l be.
tween the hours OF ten ana TWO O'CLOCK, where
some one will b. found 10 receive them. A
bounty Of $50, and uLifoIm ms, will be giysp
when mus Lsrsd into she service.
fe2t-Is WIN. w. PARKER, ND
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his head uar,ers to Mobile, and General
Sam Jones Is II command in his absence (;
and Gen. Gil dden has gone to Mobile to tax
comm, nd OF the brig de formerly com msndsd
BY Gen Pope Walker, and Gen. Jackson
has been assigned to the command Of this the
first brigade.
An extensive fire occurred at Bowling
Green on the lSth inst which resulted in
ae destruction of 3. veral large establish.
III Is The soldiers worked hard, and 6nally
succeeded In extipgn 'sb ing the conf grafton.
Gems Johnston a. d Hardee, in person, d.
rscted the movements Of the troops.
A f1rn in Wilmington, N. y 10 extensive
iy engaged IN the manufacture OF oil from
pcanus 1t IL said to BE- equal t. winter
strained sperm oil for machinery.
Tns North OsroltIa papers call loudly for
iuyes isations 70 BE- Instituted Into the cause
of our defeat 1t Roanoke.
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HxAs:aes CSsy4, ys5v-svy 2o.Hon VIM.
r. Lyons peestdans. The lase VIII and eessa
nsut Of Maria W. HcaDinS, late Of kich-
mord. Wa proved aud admitted 20 record
John Wakhall, who stands indicted OF the
murder Of sng~snt Of the guard II t0sCon
fsdsrass states Prison several months tiaee,
was led 70 the bar, and being srrsigned, Of
fered plea In abatement, which wa re,ectcdi
whsrsnpon the prisonsr plead NOT guilty, and
was rsaanded ~ Jail Attachments were
awarded against r. H. WalthAll and Edwin
Cosby, sumnoned 70 attend - Witnesses In
the atove case.
John T. smith, who stands indicted Of
felony - one Of the parties who vayaid and
robbed Francis ]. Gardner Of suudry articles
of personal property. including Goh's re-
volysz, was est 70 The bar to hs tried for said
offence, and plead not guilty, The follow
Ing iuzymsu were selected BY LOT TO try him,
viz John Hagan, A Harrington, Henry MIL
ier, Joseph c. Courtney, William X. Watts,
w. A. PHILIPPE, L. T. Chandler, J. II. Higgins,
]. W. FrayseY, T. c. Burns, W. +. Mash, and
G.. A. Gsyo The Court Order reads: 1.-THE
Jury having heard the evidence on their osth.,
do cay that the said John T. Smith ia not
guilty Of the felony aforesaid - in pleading
10 hath alleged Whsrsnpon. proclamation
being made - the manner 10, and no.
thing further appearing or being alleged
ssainst the said John T. Smith, 10 considered
81 the Court that he b acquitted and dis
charged Of the felony Aforesaid, and 60 there
Of without day
The Court sits again to-day.
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Mayors Court, Kssterday-William Blan-
kinship, charged with naiiciou.ly shooting
and killiog George Grove, in sidney, was
examined by the Mayor and sent to b Of
amined before the Husting Court. Jim, slave
Of Mrs. Munday, charged with stealing five
dollars from VIM K Sledd, ut the New Mar
kst, having confessed the offence was ordered
25 stripes with COW akin The hearing Of
Patrick Jacobs, charged with stealing ell
YER watch worth 81 from Davis Il. Strom,
was continued ON account Of the absence Of .
material witness Mary Driscoll, summoned
up for keeping discrderly house on Cary,
between 18th aud 18th streets. did not respond
hen her name was called. The police stated
that on "wednesday night, after eleven o'clock,
parties came out Of the door of MIRA Driscolls
house and fred pistols In the street Tho case
wss continued. VIM. MsCaw, proprietor Of Q
private boarding house, was Ansd 8 fer d
lowing soms person to fire of pi.tois from
the door of his residence. Defendant seid hs
had several Now Orleans men boarding
with him, and he aid not prevent what they
did This excuse did not avail.
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Visitsys to the Ctty.-.Amony the visitors 10
The city, now sojouruing ut the Spotswood
Hotel, may b mentioned the Hon. T. Batter
King, of Georgia Gen: Loring, Gen. Reed,
OF Kentucky; Judges Moore and Burnett Of
Kentucky Judge bwann, u. G., from Ten
nessee; Hon Mes-rs. Barksdals Of Missis
sippi, Bruce Of Kentucky, and Col Csnat
Zufaskowski. We must not omit from the list
of arrivals Of distinguished visitors q the
Spotswood the name Of Miss Martha Hainss
Butt, OF Norfolk, tho beautiful and giftsd AZ
thoress Of Leisure Moments, /" "Aan Fsnat.
icism." and other works Of sentiment and
fiction. The Inauguration Of our President
takes place TO- morrow, and Ne lock to-day
for q large influx Of visitors.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

T5CkspAY, Esb. 70, 1863.
The House met at 10 O'Clock. Prayer was
offered by hev. J. "A. Tuscan, OF the Metho.
dist Eplscopil Church
YAssBn BY THE ssNArB.
A communication was received from the
Senate announcing tho passage OF House bill
releasing the sureties OF Thos. II. Davis. late
sheriff OF Prince William county; and also
al act mandatory Of the act Incorporating
the American Agency, In the passage OF
egaleS was aAked.
BAsrERH LuEArIo AsYLUx.
Mr. Cusris offered . resolution, which was
agreed IN, that the COMMITTEE on LuHatic
Asylums inquire into the expediency Of ap
propriating 8 900 for Ihe support OF the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum
Mr.. HCN7Ea offered q resolution, that the
existing order requiring tia speaker to Va
,te the chair at half past 2 p. ID each day,
and resume 1t again at half-past 4, be re-
Chair be vacated at 9 o'clock, and resumed
at ha!!- past : p. ID. Adcpted-aye s 81, noes IS.
TEE CONSTITUTION Al NAJoIIrY QUESTION.
MT HvsrsR called up the resolutions CT
fered by him yesterday, decl airing q majority
of members actually elected to tho I.egisla.
sure a constitutional majority Of the house.
The Constit tuition requires that no appro-
pria,ion shall be made except BY = vote Il
majority Of the Lee islature. In consequence
the failure Of several counties to elect
eralists, there arc only one hundred and
ewenty:six members actually returned to
the House of Delegates, whereas, II oil the
counties were represented. the number would
hs l62 The resolution Of NJ. II .n,er sought
to make q majority Of l2s . constitutional
minority
Upon the question OF adopting the resolu.
ton a long deblte ensued. In which II was
supported ny Messrs. Hunter, Green, Rob.
srtson Of Richmond, Anderson. atsger, and
Forbes, and opposed by Messrs. Collier, Har-
riscn, Fleming, rutherford, and Buford.
The resolution is as follows:
Resolpsd, That tho true construction of the
Goth section Of the 4th article OF the Constitu-
of Virginia, requiring the concurrent vote Of
q N, jorltY only OF all memhers actually
elected TO each House, on the pas. age ofevery
act which imposes, continu o. creates u
debt or charge, &C And it having besn as
certained, IN the judgment Of the House, tina,
only - mem bars have been &c ually elected
20 the House, majority OF that number, or
-, is III tina, Is required, under said section
Of the Constitution
The quest n being on filiue the bla Il, the
first was filed with the L umb l26, by vote
Uf % tc3..
Mr. Hu>TER moved to fill the second blank
with the numb r "a but before tho vote WAS
taken the hour o. three O'Clock arrived, and
the House took q rscess Till half past seven
o'clock.
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In n.ncAesssr, on the Ieth inst, BY Rev.
Thomas II. Bayues, Dir. ANDKEW
DUKE, OF Richmond.
Al Nj " Rome; a In DIT w.ddis ooonty. Va,
On the 18th u,t.-by the Rev. Churchill Glib
soa Dr. EMNETf A. DIR tWRY, OF S0sthamp
'ea eouaty, 80 AAs LAURA Z. 1ONET, Q: DIN
Widdts
At 0ranby street Church. Norfolk. on Wed.
nseday, Feb. 18th, BY Rev. Leroy "a Lee.
Lisus b. BANKS, OcmpaEy n, 18th segi.
msot Virginia volun tsers, and Miss n. VIZ.
clergyman.
snthe loth inst, IT Court Street, Ghurct .
Lyuchburg, BY Rev. Jno. e Edwards, UaII
kiRKWUOD OrEY, 10. u, 18th Va. Vols
aud Miss LUCY d., daughter Of the late Mr.
Favetts H. No-ve,l, Of Mississtppi.