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they have endured so much of hardships, of toil and of danger. "2. That, gratefully and proudly appreciating the fortitude of our brave defenders, which has done immortal honor to their own and their country's name, the General Assembly renew to them the assurance of a cordial co-operation and support in their determination to prosecute to a successful issue the struggle for independence so bravely begun and so manfully maintained." The tax bill was then taken up, on motion of Mr. Brannon, and considered till the hour of adjournment. House of Delegates. Mr. Anderson, from the Military Committee, reported a resolution of thanks to the Virginia soldiers in the army in response to their manifestations of patriotism and valor, as shown in the resolutions adopted by them, read in the House, and published in the press of Richmond. Mr. Dyerle introduced a resolution looking to the development of the internal resources of the State; to the cultivation of everything u