The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-20

court shall prescribe Id the decree how
notice shall he given by the Commissioner
or person appointed TO make the sale
as II may seem 10 the court most
conducive TO the interest OF the par.
ties concerned. II directed in such de-
cree 10 be advertised In newspaper, Il
shall be in paper published In the cotin.
ty wherein the real estate TO be sold Is
situated, II there be q paper published in
said county. II no paper Ia published In
the county where the real estate = to bs
sold Ii situated, the court shall then, II
deemed best for theparties in lnterest, direct
In such decree, that the notice Of sale he
published In some newspaper having a
general circulation In the county. Pro.
vided, that not more than q cents per
word shall be paid for such advertisement
for four successive insertions. II the
newspaper published in the county refuse
70 do tie work at this price, then 1t may
he directed in the decree to DO published
In any newspaper having q general cirCu.
latiOn In the county that will do the work
for that price.
In the advertisement or notice the Com
missioners or other person making the
sale shall state the time, terms, and place
OF sale together with description OF the
property TO lie sold.
SIC. .. Within three months after the
sale Of land for taxes by the several SheriIta
Of the State, II the lands or any tracts OF
parts Of land shall be bought by indivi,l.
uals, the Sheriff making the sale shalt add
as part OF the expenses Of sale fifty cents
per tract to pay the expenses OF adVertis.
ing the full return OF all sales made
10 individuals for the period OF four
weeks; and the said Sheriff shall with.
In the sail three months advertise the
said full returns Of such sales In some
convenient newspaper Of general Circula.
ton In the county where the sale Is made,
and slINll advertise in a newspaper pub
liSllcd in the county, II one be published
therein, anil shall specify In such adyer.
tisemcnt the time within which the origi.
nal owner will 10 entitled 10 redeem and
beyond which the right will cease.
The hour OF 5 y. ". having arrived the
Speaker announced the vote on the reso.
luton to extend the session until March
10th, 1870, as follows:
The yeas were: Messrs Arnold, Bell. Of
Mineral; BilImyer, Bradford, Butcher
Calvert, Carter, Chipley, Clark, Davidson
Ewing, Fisher, Fulkerson, Furhee, Gist
ttooCh, lLagans, Haro, HaWver, Hill, Holt
Hutton, Hyer, Jacob, johnson, Kitchen
Lewis, Logan, McCreery, McCrum, Nc
Graw, Mearns, Melvin, Monroe, Mont
gomery, Nixon, Parsons, Pennybacker
Post, Poundstone, Reynolds, Fighter
Rock, Ross, RymOr, sCherr, Sheppard
Stuart, Taylor, Toney, Unger, vandal and
Wilson'S.
The hayes were: Messrs. Moifctt Speak,
err, Bell, Of Lincoln; Campbell, Gum, Nc.
Neer, Quinn, Roush, Shelton and Snider
%,
80 the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Post moved to take up House Joint
resolution No. 25, in relation TO tile insti.
tuition OF suit against the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company for forfeiture Of
its charter. The House refused to take
mp the resolution.
Mr.. Toney introduced resolution thai
after February goth no new bills shall BE-
introduced in the House. Laid over fol
one day.
House bill No. 81, regulating fees oil
officers, coming up on a second reading,
on motion was laid on the table,
House bill No. 132, to provide for the
removal Of school officers and for Other
purposes, WINS indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. 81, 10 provide Tor the an.
pOintment OF inspector and deputy in,
Spectors OF mineral or petroleum oils and
other substances, to regulate the same fol
Illuminating purposes, coming up OH q
second reading, on motion was laid Oh the
table.
House bill No 80, in relation to attorneys
coming up on second reading was amend.
ell and ordered TO third reading.
House bill No. 1856, in relation to the
manner and time OF catching fish in the
streams OF this State, was taken up and
partially amended. Pending further con.
Sideration OF the bill the House at 5 +. ".
took recess until Z p. ".
Evening Session.
House bill No. l35, which was pending
ut the time the House took recess, was
read second time and ordered to n third
reading.
House Bill No. 81, to empower arbitra.
tors to issue subpGnas for witnesses to
testify before them and TO administer
oaths TO witnesses previous to their testi.
flying before their coming up was amend
ed and ordered TO be engrossed for third
reading.
House bill No. 1885, to appropriate $4,000
TO pay for the land upon which the State
Hatchery is located, coming up, on mo.
ton, the bill was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. l33, to lcgalize certain
divorces and proceedings Tor the removal
OF all divorce cases now pending in the
County Courts TO the Circuit Courts, com.
ing, was read a second time and ordered
to third reading.
House bill No. 100, to enable the securi.
ties Of Il. l.. Wade, late Sheriff Of bod.
bridge county, to collect certain fee bills
and tax bills in the county Of Doddridge.
Was read second time and ordered 10 a
third reading.
On motion, the House at o p. NJ. adj.
journed until tomorrow at l0A.M.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES. .