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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
MAhTHA NJ. MtGuRDY,
No. 10, Chesnui.sircet.
phiLndllnhin. .4p,il3. Il


From 'hn tpring oil 1899, mil THIS summer,
was afflicted With SrroGtid every gland IN
my neck was Affected by the rising othard tn-
mours, which broke and ten deep ragged al.
Gers. was under the care OF three eminent
practitioners at different tunes, who cont
nped 10 prescribe for me for about nine
months, when my le. near the shin began 10
swell, which soon mceraied-and large III
err also arose on my body from the former
proceeded thick aud offensive matter.
continued much IN this state (my maIady ra-
ther increasing for some mouths, and find
ing nv physicians advice USELESS, dischar-
ged them aud resoried Ia Spaim's Genuine
PaHncsa. which | persisted ia 10 The extent
OF Vine BoNles, but without the slightest re
ief Tndpr hcsr very uufRvornbls circum
stances ! commenced using Poiters Fegetn-
bic CaihOiic0n, which soon manifested its N.
HnenGe over the disease the tnmonr on my
body now broke aud began 20 discharge, and
soon mite; all the ulcers began 10 henI very
fasl IN few weeks more to nv great asto-
nishment the ulcers were entirely healed
he pau, which had been snbiectto, were
remoVsd-an my appetite restored-and III
fact my bodily he nth is very much improved
from the exclusive use Of Mr.. PoHtr's V1iitn
bic CdihOliC0H. MANUEL NORRIS.
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THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington square.
philadeiphiu, .4prii |. 1926

This is to certify, that have been laboring
for ii hi wears, nnder dreadful disease that
nccasioned more than one hundred ,nceter-
ME ulcers On nv neck and body, and in my
,hroa, I'm this state remained upwards Of
nne year under the care OF highly respec-
iap,e aud weIl known medical gentleman,
lak,ng every medicine that he ordered me-,
iu, without any effect, aud was finally aban-
ned nv him as icurable My frame had
I,rc,me much emaciated, from the long and
severe pains endured, and my health was
DESTROYED. In this despairing situation, Mr.
w. w Potter very generously offered me bis
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". BAN 4.
CGnsumptions, Coughs, &c.
But,ey's Tfgetobp Iodiaa lSpccifc

Bnt'n's Tegctobie hdiaa Spccifc,
lr,AOR the cure Of Colds, Coughs, Consnmpti-
a ons, splitting of Blood, Asthma aud all dis
orders OF the Breast and Lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the
test ofexpcrionce, and proved itself the most va
lnhhle remedy ever discovered for the cure OF
Asthma aud MI the diseases of the breast and
lungs. leading 10 consumption. The following
certificate usi received from highly respected
gentleman, will show It's value.
Samuel Moore. do hereby certify, that for
upward, of year Twas severely afflicted with a
pain ia my breast accompanied with very bad
couch aud shornrss of breath and every lndlea-
! iiuo lin the opinion OF Ply sieian) of approach
ing consumption After passing through
course Of medicine, and Gnding no rclici. vas
induced a. make trial of Bnilef's Vegetable lndl,
] an Specific, aud the use OF one andn half bodle-
! completely restored me 10 health aud ! have re
/ usii,ed ever since. being upwards ola year.
The celebrated Or. Cullen has taught ps that
" ON first attention should be eHplaYet ~ "at"h-
ing the approach ofihc disease and preventing
/ IT, proceeding To an incuablc state apd IN per
son. of consuinpiive habit, especially those bnrn
nf eonsumptiyc parents the slighiet IS uptom
al an approaching consumption a. tht consnmp-
tive period OF life ought carefully Il be attended
] tn
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
horbs roots, flowers, plants a.. when III periec.
ton. In consequence Of Il happy conil'tnatlon
oi the most valuable hcIbs, be II become Il bal
sam OF superior value. theas thsiiljurcd parts,
opens the pores and cOmDoses the disturbed
| nerves after the manner off an hnodyne conse-
quenty the obstruction Of the chest and the lungs
which constitute The disease particularly need It's
use. II promotes cxpectoration. which is SO
constantly called for and whilst IL cleanses and
heals, il also gives strength 10 the tender lungs
In this manner il removes the hectic fever, i'm
proves digestion gives strength totbe nerves, re-
paiis the appetite aud improves the Spirits. THIS
specific may always be given IN safey--lt Is
mild & pleasant to the taste, aud isiound pa iicu-
larly useful in hypochrondrcal, nerve and hys-
terical diseases
Each bill ofdirectionS contains n detailed ar-
count Of this disease in all its different stages,
aud will be accompanied with the signature Of
the proprietor in red ink. Is is offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed 10y the pio-
prietor sole agent for Lvnchhnrg
June 5. 3m THOMAS j. DUVAL.
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Justice ofthe Peace, Philadelphia city.
phiiadelpiia, June 90, 1926

This Is to certify, that have been severely
afflicted with the Rheumatism for the last fl
teen wears, aud 50 bad that | was obliged to
use crulches. or help, 10 enable me 10 move
about. lried every possible means OF re.
ceiving rpiicf from this depIorable situation,
having used two bottles of Swuim's Genuine
ranacea without effect, when, about yeer
since, applied 10 Mr.. ". w. Potter Tor
supply OF his Vegetable Cathoicon, and from
the use OF two bottles, il has effected cure,
and, siuce have stopped taking the medi-
cue, have never YET enjoyed better nralth
DOROTHY BENDER
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F|'NIN " Ut
ELIZABETH BINDER.
philndeiph,n. Man 90. 1896

This is to certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been attiict-
ed tor eight wears with the King Erd; the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried, but without success, until Mr.. Pot
ters Vegetabi' Ca;hoiicon was bad recourse
to, when has elFecnalIy cured him. The
umours are Dispersed, and his general
health is better than II has been for many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from a sincere desire of henehting Others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Justice ofthe Peace, Philadelphia city.
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CURIOUS PIECE OF MEcnANrs VI.

The following account Oh II curious
piece Of mechanism, is taken from a
Persian manuscript, entitled The His
tory OF jerusalem II is an account OF
the throne of King solomon, and we
think, SURPRISES any piece Of mechanism
produced in modern lines, Dotwllhstan-
ding the wonderful inventions and i'm
provemenls which have lalely taken
place in every branch of science.
The famous throne was the work OF
the Demon Saknur; it was called kou-
kubal Jnna. The beauty oftl,ls throne
has never been sufficiently described /;
the following are therefore the partlcu-
lars
The sides Of il were pure gold ; the
feet Of emcral and rubies, intermixed
with pearls, each al which was MS big as
an ostrich egg. The throne had seven
steps on each side were delneated
orchards full ot trees, the branches OF
which were composed ofpreeions stones
representing trnif, ripe or nnripe on
thr tops of the trees were 10 be seen fl
CURES Of beautiful ploinaged birds, par
,icularIy the peacock, the clanb, aud the
knrges. Al these buds were followed
Within arliIicialiy, so as occasionally 10
utter thousand melodious notes, snch as
the ear ofmorial never heard. Onthetirsi
ep were delineated vine brs aches, liay-
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y y, a. ner annu.n, payable IN advance.-No sub
essyrd 20, bn %s at a% the ID Ga
an1 10 yf,,,,,.o until all arrcarages are paid
o. .,..,,i.ements will he inserted at 80 cents per
" " L., The first time aud y ~ cents for ouch
la"e o Those from distance must be paid Tor
eoailhaa ,leir insertun or the payment assumed by
pr Wv .., 'pc..ponslble person in Lynehbnrg'
c..ncery Orders not exceeding two squares are in
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MARC ARET HOFFMAN.
Phigndelpbia. M1y 30. le2f

Fht1adeIphid, WrV 30, 1870
This is to certify that my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, Iabonred for
twenty two month undera severe liberation
Of the tongue aud throat, which roceeded TO
such an extent AS to eat away third part OF
her tongue, aud nearly 10 destroy her palate,
aud render her speech nninteIIigible. In this
state, medical advice was resorted To, aud e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain when, hearing OF AIR. potlers We
getabie Catholicon, was induced to try that
Two bottles have eiIectuaIIy cured her, aud
she is now perfectly we'll.
ELIZABETH BINDER
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Phil1delpLlo. M1v Ii, 1926.

I do hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined both my gs
began 10 swell, constituting the disease call
ed MIR Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated , and in
this deporahIc state | continued until about
one year since, WHEN began TO use Potter S
Vegetable Cathoiieon. Ry It's sole use I am
now perfectly we'll the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and my Iimbsare as sound
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philadeipAin. Sfut %, 1926.

Mr.. w. W. Potter,
Sir,--I hereey give vou statement Of
INV case, and you are NJ ,ibrriv T. use 1t IN a
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago I beeam" afflicted
with complicated case of 5si0tjn and
White Sweiting during this period placed
myself under the care oi upwards of eighteen
respectable physicians IN Boston, "ttshwg,
Albany and this place, bat thrir prescriptions
were in vnIn. NV arm became useless, the
elbow jonr being very much enlarged, and
so covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing a modification would take place, an.
ristd ma 10 submit 10 amDutaliop, hnl this re.
jecled On my back there was an nicer AS
large as the palm OF my hand, which became
So painful that aespair"d of ever bciu- re.
stored to health. oreyen getting relief. la
wing seen a similar case To my own which
WAS cured by your inrnlUabie EatboAcou, ms
the last resort applied tor il, aud the happy
result is, from lis use about th,ne months
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEALY
N. B. AsI am about leaving the city, foI
information as 10 the accuracy OF my case
several gentlemen OF high responsibility ma,
be referred 10.
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This Is 10 certify, that | labored under
very severv liberated SIRE throat and mouth
tor upwards of a year, aud 50 desperate that
il reverted my eating any thing of hard
substance. took three bottles of Swam's
Panacea without any effect. In this state
hearing of Potter's Vegetable Catholicon,
had recourse TO il, ard by the use OF three
hotties have been etfeetuaIIy cured. II has
heen upwards OF, eighteen months since
ceased taking the medicine, aud there is no
appearance of return
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yUuFs RESPECTFULLY,
JOHN M'CURDY, Jun.
No. 81. Chesnut street.

t.tSE e. s. wac Of a scrofnlons
s'7' - The age OF three years his parents
'''IeVed an liberation of the head
''eeaing, US is supposed, from vaccination
y was at first confined 10 amnIl compass,
y" f"m tue continued discharge, il was soon
'''nnnieated TO The whole scalp, which
.',e''si horrible appearance, being al
"'S' uar entire scab SOON after this a dis
we commenced .,oni his ears, which he.
49, "r Pefy offensive BfSttrS, 9pastes, ONT
,..; y We're vigorously resorted 10, but in
Hief fema,ung IN this situation for
.., 'hfn ~ months, the Pegetnbie Cgthoi-
i,. was recommended and is use immediate
tn r'",''aeeced Il quickly displayed its ac-
,a''toSed powers over the disease, by first
10. 'rd''ng Tie discharge. but which soon ar.
.,,5 i>f' ne complaint being completely
1a'e1, and The child restored To health
,ss. v. information as to the accuracy of lhie
90 -, ''e laih Of the child can be referred
athlcaltou 10 w. W. POTTER
al, lite above case of Tinfa Coaitis. or
.n,.. 'ota sore head, should be a warning 10
VIII. 10 safa against the evil effects
.o,.,. 100 9'itu arse from neglerline 10 use
tn" '''ng'r ct the biooa after the .accina.
f,so., W i4eir chill lren. Tho Cnitsiieon lie of.
,bn,u.i u s'ablr remedy IN these cases. aud
'"t ~, 9. as ,nrariahgy n.ed. ''0
''' 'tiPi{a. Ftb. %, ls27.
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I'D OAKDlNG- Tho bscriher ne opened
- II boarding House. next door To the Virginia
Bank ON mann street, Is prepared 10 accommo.
date boaiders. b, the las week. month Il wear.
give satisfaction. SETH WARD
OCT. ~ 3tIg
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se> RATS on Boston, Providence, Ncw-Yoik
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington CITY,
and Richmond Va. for sale in sums 10 suit pun
chasers, az a small premium at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of ;. 4 NJ. yA.LEN 4 60.
LynehbuIs, where all kinds OF ui,current money
is taken at the lowest rates Of discount
July 10 81
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Phiiaieipbia .4Ue 1926.

This is tn certify, that ( Wa ef'lc,rdWith
a disease Of He iitr (or .rrep eea', whfch
produced il loss oi appetite aad consequent
emaeihtion. Dining tbs peaod received
the advice, and followed the prescriptions
Of DIR. II and other phesirians, without oh
tanning any relief Abont twenty months
past applied to Mr.. ". " Potter, who nd
vised u course of the Calhnhcon | common
ced taking it. sly bottles have ritcciualy
cured me, and | now enjoy II state Of the
most perfect health.
Al An,ruA Al Al.lIRnN
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.JNO. q. ROBERT,

~ fFERS his services 10 his friends aud the
~ public rs general Commission MtJchaiK.
Ills Office is one door below Messrs 4 * W.
Glll,ats, " oppo lie the Columbian Hotel, Cary
street Whrrr he OILERS nj wholesale a large as
soifnsnt Of GlOC FRIES.
liz viii make liberal advances also on produce
Consigned to Jos J.. Bloomfield Esq New York.
FOR she
Richmond, Oct. IL DIE
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cd to my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement, nv
complaint al last got t" such height that /
could not swallow without great pain aud
difficulty. Tuluors formed in different par,
OF my body, and began 10 think my sitaari
on almost desperate. The five bottles OF the
Cathoicon which | hnye taken have com
pIeteIy cured ne, aud am nov as well as {
could wish 10 be. With my thanks, am yoo..
obliged humble servant, &c.
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Haytfard, (Con) FEB 90, 1927

MF W III W. Diitit
Dear Sir. | have now but owe hottlS
of CatholCon left. person arrived this c.
vening, who came 90 miles since morning,
for n bottles of Catholicnn. and would have
taken a. but could not let him have but
o. He came expressly for the article. aud
says that the person, who had used two bot
ties, has had a i" iircr affection or consumpti-
on" 20 years and that three of the family
are invaIids, and have paid in ten years, for
medical advice aud medicine, s 500. He
SAYS the person who has used thetwo bottles,
aeueI found any medicine 10 compare Nth Tie
Cafhohcou, aud that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects it produced, number
ofthem sent the above person to procure the
article, for various chronic diseases The
person told me he would wait two days, II
he could procure the two dozen. VIII you,
without fail, send me, or il Necessary. even
cnme with few boxes Of the Cathu'icon Ia
Hartford, as fear delays will take place in
New York and New Haven and n 10 be-
ing out of the article, cannot think OF It
am, in haste, yours, &c.
L. " BULL
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Sir Pb'iqde'phia. .Hag. %, 1924.
hear,v a1' now thanks toyoHr medicine, q
heeo . NM, ". or nearly six years have
irres,snaaa 1gf TO disease, whose ravage.
not soon stopped 10 put a peri
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Certifcate.--Some time in August, 1921. I
was desired hv w. w. Potter, to visit aud eN-
anime the above lad, Samuel Ran-ihe dis
ease he was afflicted with Is termed Necrosis,
aud more serious case OF il I have never
seen--considerabl porion of the whole di-
sineter Of the tiha, the main or shin bone Of
the leg had exiolated aud come ont---tho
wound measuring al the time seven inches
in length. extending from little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inches anda half
in width, aud two inches and a quarter ~
depth, the flesh being retroverted along the
edges to the height nl one inch aud half
he was much emaciated had hectic fevers !;
night sweats; and was rapidly yergng to
the grave. In this stale he was put on the
Vegetable Csthoicon, which, in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms Of
hectic, and in the beginning OF April, 1925,
after using ten bottles of the medicine, he
was discharged. cured. have this day cx-
amned the limb, Is Ms sonnd rs il was pre-
vious to the accident large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left by the extoliated tiba, aud the limb is rs
firm and sound, and a useful ms it could Jos
sibIy be, had the accident never happened,
HENRY NJ 'MURTRIE, NJ. ID.
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am, IN haste, yours, Sc.
h. ". BULL.

Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers ia the United States.
~ Price SO per bottle, or $40 per dozen
- Printed directions are on the bottles
W W. POTTER,
No. II South Ninth street, between Ctes
nus aud Market, opposite the University ~
Pennsvlcania.
THE above Medicine Tor sale By the subSefi
Der, sole Agent for the sales OF Lynchburg. 3.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON;
l0pposts Post odics--LyHctbarg.
MAY |, ON
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vegetable Caiholienn,' which immed-
aieis commenced using, aud 10 my great sur.
PRISE It's 80" ers soon became visible, by heal
ing ~ The Ulcers, removing my pains, aud
restoring my appetite ia a tew weeks--and |
saN with confidence that the CatholicOn n
lone has seNca my lite.
NM. A. HAMILTON.
saw the above ease al lie time he cutter
ed on the Use OF Mr.. rouer's CAtholicon Ind
can testify thai II was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless ouc--4 have srcn the
same person within few days. aud found
hun perfectly restored 10 health
II. MMukIRiE. NJ. ID.
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GEORGE KANE.
City of Philadelphia, SIS

George Kane, OF the district of Southwark
personally appeared, aud, being dnlg sworn
doth declare and say, that the above state.
ment is in all respects, correct aud tue. aud
that, the signature To ii IS IN the hand wri
ting oil this deponeni.
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W.
Philadelphia, Mdy2s 1924.

C4SE.--Ssmuel Rain, q stout, full grown
lad, 81 thirteen years oi age, OF healthy aud
robust habit OF body, while swimming n the
Delaware, acme tInie in the month bot Juns,
lS2 struck his shin bone a little below the
kure, against n boat no pain or Unpleasant
consequences resuledthrrt from for tue space
OF week when considerable Inflammation
aud swelling ensued DR.. :. respectable
physician OF the neighborhood OF Penn s
neck Salem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention for tou years, during which time
il grew worse and worae, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being of opinion that the
loss of his leg was the only means OF saving
his life. On the Sd day ot August. 1921, he
was PM on a course of Potter's Vegetable
Catholicon, aud by its sole use Is now com
pleiely restored. WV. POTTER.
Attest-S3MUEL R4EN
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Philadelphia, July % 1926,
have labored under very severe case OF
isitef Tor the last five years, andin the course
oil tbai time was attended by two very re-
5ptct8ble physicians Of this elty, WHO pre-
srrlbed aud recommended every pnpular RE-
ihedy which they thought would prove of
brnehf, without success, | was blislered
niue time, on the face, ard y course Of mer-
curry pursued intellectually. AZ lhis time my
situation became quite desperate, ,and re
naming tor some time in this stair, | was nd
vsed hy my friends II toy Polite, : Vegetable
Caihollcou, ~ which they had great conf
dence, and hnally consented 10 give il u trial
Alter using five bottles, the disease began Ia
snow itaeI more desperate than ever. which
caused me so think | ehOud never gel freed
from this desponding condition but being
urged by Mr.. Potter 10 take more, dnlly con.
vineed me thai his medicine would have the
desired etfecD ! followed his advice, thank
God, and trom the Use OF nine bottles il ell
lectually performed cure. am NOW per
tectly well, my system having undergone n
complete rCvoluiirn.
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PRINTED AND Published ny

-.,,,,u FLETCHER " RICH. II lobEf'
b. Publishers of the Lars Of he Union.
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jams PIPER.

This is to certify, that | have seen the n
beve east, aud believe il 10 he true nrd cor
rect WM. r. CARTER.
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.vaaG4a-1 -1IGIslApgas.
uorsE Or ELLGATES

Thursday, fdb ga Communication was re.
G i,ed from tine Senate that they had rejected
,he bill for the relief Of T,tnkrrs aud sienonisrs rs.
Resolutions Of the Committee of Roads, DC.
we're read and coifcurred in--ieclaring reasona.
Bile the PRAYER OF a petition from kans@ba, for
rebuilding the bridge vser GsuIey, and for the
revision aud reduction OF the tariff OF tolls on the
kanasha river.
Sundry reports we're presented from the
Committees, and among them, Mr. Loyal pre-
scented the estimates oftle revenue and expen-
ditures Of the state.
The cngrossed circuit court bill was called up
by MIR. Gordon, and the blanks being filed,
Gen. Smyth and MIR. Colsion. opposed the
bill. Mr.. Edgiagton spoke some time in sup
port OF il. On its passage, Mr.. Gaines called
forth ayes and noes, and it was rejected 81 TO
S..
Friday, Feb. 9.-Nr. Gordon moved to take
up the bill for the appointment ola Board of Ju-
rists, that the sense OF the House might be taken
upon it rs was contemplated TO move TO re-
consider the vote rejecting the Circuit Court bill.
This motion, after some conversation, failed, ~
10 70.
MIR. NiiIston gave notice that on Monday, he
should moyeto reconsider the vote rejecting the
Circuit Court bill, with an understanding with
the friends of the bill, that certain amendants
we're To be agreed to by them.
BW rejected authorising a lottery in the town
Of Hampton, for certain purposes.
IN SESA1E-FEP. 9th, 1927.
Mr.. Cabell, from the Committee of Internal
Improvement, reported the bill, concerning
Inc Richmond Dock Company which being
read, on motion OF Nj. Clopton, was ordered 10
be laid upon the table
Nh Dromgoole reported the bill, concerning
Vim. Lynch-"hich was read the Sd time and
pissed.
The bill, for the relief Of certain s%ureties of
john Preston, lan Treasurer OF this Common
wealth > ON motion or Mr.. Chapman was taken
up and passed Ayes II Noes 10
The Ayes were Messfs. Holt, 1.-THE Speaker
Taylor, Clopton, Wcthered, McCaib, Page,
Chapman, Thorn. Morgan, Gabcll, Saunders
aud Cnrtef-l2.
Noes-Mcssrs. Dromgoole, .Patteson, Wal
ton, Wyatt, Boyd, Dade, Fry, Sharp, MARTIN,
and Jones-l0.
On -. CIopton's motion, the Senate then ad-
IuuTnpd.