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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
JACK OF ALL TRADES.

A Druggist in this city last week adyer-
Used for a clerk, and among other appli-
cants, was that Of tall awkard looking
fellow apparently twenty five years ofage.
eoarsely dressed, without stockings. and
with a skin as rough as that of the rhinos-
eros. After staring awhile at the splendid
bottles and other things that attracted his
notice, he broke out:
"Are you drugger of these ere estab-
lishmentl"
81 am the druggist, sir" replied the
owner.
/ We'll thought so as soon as I come in,
said the fellow, 4 know thing or two,
for all look so. Eve read in the news
prints about how you arc in want of a
clerk, and thinks / as soon as / cast my
eye on 1t, now that place will Jest suit me
10 hair. And so Eve come right away
up here to make a bargain
"Have you been bred to the businessl"
inquired the druggist.
81 can't say | have exactly replied the
lout, but have been bred farmln, and
have a brother that can chop wood like a
horse,-which l spose will answer all the
same
But said The druggist, I should like
70 get man who understands something of
the business
why, for that natter returned the lel-
low, ] could soon larn-l'm purity genius
teller about any thing undertake. Why
IT'S only last winter | made a whole new
pig troueHout ofmy own head. What do
you think Of that srl'
i suppose YOU found the stuff already
cited 10 Your hands But | imagine il Is
oosier for YOU TO make a pig trough than
druggist
Try me. and see,' said the persevcring
Dpicant. You don't know all YOU try.
Now. whatII YOU wager can't tell what's
.n % round bottle there in the winder'
j ann not in The habit of betting said
lie druggist. 'hul doubt very much vhe-
'hcr you can Dcll.'
'Yoa won't bet, eh! replied the fellow,
Ihen l'iitcl YOU without That stuff thag
1o.,> So h'ue 10 that are bottle is hydros
tanel mur,aiick problematlck geuetoticE
acid. Iuul that Of he doctor IN our town.
DoHt youlln now sir, Pm purity ingo-
a.us schohr!'
4 must say you have given a very far
specimen replied the owner Of the shop,
but as it taxes some years to learn the
druggists business, think you had better
engage in something which you viii under-
siandmore readily
You think ] had ehl' said the fellow
with a mortified look He then stood mu
sing for a while and drumming on the
counter, wheo all of a sudden, seeming to !
have caught a new idea, he burst out, By
jngol Mister, believe you're right, and
DOW think ont, III 90 this minute and see
If can't Ct IN a H0ery StaJLe'
N Y Constellation
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
From the New York Constellation,
PLEASE-ALL.

We are by no means of so accommoua-
ting a disposition, as the old man III TIC
fable. who shouldered his ass TO please
some silly grumbler, and got the ass drow-
ned for his pains. On the contrary, as
general principle, we would not bulge an
inch from our course TO grauly the wnims
even of Old Nicholas himself, II nc shou'd
insist UPON it. with all the pertluaciy Of d
subscriber who never pays. NatnIesS'
we will for once so far recede from our
principle, as TO ludEe achaptcr when "i'l
doubtless contain summit calculated
for an stomachs-rather, however, % lie
truth mustbe told, for our own amusement
than for any qualification oil the race OF
grumblers. Thus, then:
For the Iorers Of shocking accidents.
/, We roge, to state thai, as the honorable
Thomas Entw.zzie, OF this city, was, on
Thursday, carving a goose for dinner,
which happened to be very tough one, a.
inc knife very dull, he some now or other
mysteriously bit the butter boat, and sent II
with all IT'S savoury contents, into the lap
of Mrs. Duck, widow Of the late Obadiah
Duck, Esq, who happened 10 be on VS.
It at the aforesaid honorable geulleman's.
We are not particularly Informed as to the
u! extent OF the damage incurred by Mrs
Duck. but understand that she suffered We
~ deeply hoth ~ her temper and her dress,
which unfortunately were neither Of them
INSURED. THIS should be warning to an
house keepers, 10 see that their carving
knives arc 10 proper order, and that her
geese were goslins m the spring.
For the lorcrs Of editorial stang 'ohaag.
The editor OF the National uo-4t em Is
out upon US again, notwithstanding lne
severe drubbing we gave hun a week or
.wo since. We had then made up our
mnd never to nouce him again. lie Is
absolutely too insignificant to deserve "a
moments consideration. His paper Is the
very essence Of all that Is disgraceful and
mean; aud sc would much sooner looh
for a needle 10 a hay-moa, than for truth
or dcccncy 10 us pages. We never think
OF touching 1t, except with tho toHgs'
which We are Obliged 10 burn halt ga hour
afterwards to purify them.-But Why 90
We waste words npon the filthy IhIug'
We cannot characterize It better than
by saying II IS the exact copy Of the
mind oil the conductor, the notorious
Nlr. Flngdirt. Mind, did we say! lie
has no mind, no soul-Or If he ever had
one, It must have been so dlmInutive that
twenty thousand such might dance fan
dango in the hull Of tobacco seed. But
in the name Of common sense, which, BY
the bye, he has abjured, what does Mr..
Flngdir expect to gain by attacking Us!
he may cover our garments with nth, 70
be sure, and there he has the advantage
Of us, for We cannot condesceod to
fight him vdh he own weapons, so long
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
~ ~ W. - 49, -.

We Learn from the last arrivals tlaf he
Turks have actually eol possession o. Con.
cianllnople; thar the Greeks are likely 10
maintain their footing on The face Of The
earth; that the Autoeraf of RUSSIA IL nsw
complete master Of the HoTin of Emfcpe.
that there - little doubt that Don Miguel 3
the greatest scoundTel Of tie dresent day;
aud that Ferdinand VII. being interested
"a other Pclticoatsy has Of late neglected to
embroidoF any more Of the Virgin Mary.
What effect these thugs will produce on
the general state Of Europe, or what will
he The result 10 the islerssts Of this coup
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

r as ne have any regard for the cleanliness
of our fngers.-But We have done with
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
SADDLES g. BRIDES,
on man winch ,yiI be sold low for cash only
either bv
UL0Iesnie or ReiniL

n q. wish TO bring my former business TO. n
close without DELAY. consequently expect all those
indebted 10 me either by note o5 Otherwise To set
he ire same pu0cua.Iy aud tho- To- whom l Al'
indebted. wili present their Jams COT i,e'nI"'
J,.o,,,,tt man erBrri tteiT accounts pigcfd uf
-. 5,,Js of officers t3r colieciuH biIHOtIRE-
SPECT TOPEE>ON>-
Wbe-i.. Oc. I'D l~a0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14
ITEMS.

Chancellor Tsy lor has adjourned his Coui1
In Richmond ~ consequence o the atienda css
Of mnny members OF the bar on the Convrutinp,
The Conu will meet NJ soon Us the Cony,mion
adjoutns
Tho crew Of tho sehr. Armada, from Nov
York, arrived near Richmond being infested
with the small pox, Governor Giles has s,uro.
a proclamation declaring said sohr. uu ~ qua
rnn,ine for fifteen days. We would suggest TO
all persons n, Lynohbnrg and its vicinity, who
have heretofore failed 10 resort 10 vareinaiiont
to do II NJ once, II they would avoid the po,st
hllaY OF becoming victims 10 this disag,tehblr
o,aiady. The small pos ID aa,d 10 be raging u.
Trenton IN J, TO an alarming extent
The Bank Of he United States has aee AIRED
dividend Of three and half PR oeni The
Bank OF Virginia, OF three per e.at, ard tho
Farmers Bunk OF Virginia. OF Two aud bali
per cent. Tor the last sir months.
Thomas X Carroll u elected Governor Of
Maryland for ihe ensiaog year. Far Csfrok
90 for Martin (prcsent Gnvernof) 10 Itwas
pnfiy questionable. Carroll IL IN iayor o.
the present administration.
MI Poinseu, our minister 10 Mexico, TOOK
passage for New York ~ the sh,p vnsnn,.
which was H. sail from Vera Cruz on the 10Th
December. F,ars are entertained that he will
mol go, away 6om MeIco alive.
MIR Booth, the frsgediao, Is sgain affected
by mental dera6g
kicholns Biddlr. esq was on the 9Th INST. &c
elected Prt.,dent Of The Benk Of The u. ;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14
Dec, II

NOTICE Mrs. Ann Norvs bemg about
~ 10 discontinue house keeping, the exec
u,ors of Wm. Norvell, dec VIII SELL at public
auction, on Friday the 10Th inst. il fair, il not
the next fair day thereafter, al the auction room
al John X. ID. Payne. most OF the household
and kitchen fornltnre now in the possession OF
Mrs. N, consisting of dining, ted aud card la.
bles, Sideboard, Book Case. Chans. Sofa,
Bejs, ed.leads &c. &c Also ono Horse
Cart, and about 5000 lbs. prime family Pork.
For all sums over $40 credit Of II months
will be allowed, upon giving bond with approx.
ed security, under that sum cash.
HE EXECUTORS.
Jan. IL 2tit
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& fesaipas and dissdssesents oftbs yamas Kim

reEaiPs and dissdssenents orthe James K.,e,
Com any. for the Last year On Mr. Minor
moiino, II Was ordered to be printed.
communication was received from the
Auditor Of Public Accounts. relative To tue A.
mount pad for tobacco burnt, receipts from
Inspectors, NC. &c.-0n motion of Mr.. Riyes
oil Campbell. ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Rwes OF j. 6. from The Committee of
Privileges and Elections, presented Report on
The case oil III. Bi'lups- submitting the evidence
oil Lewis Skdmare, presiding Elder of the
james RIVER district oil the Methodist Church
lin which the count. oiMatthews is embraced, }
shelving that II. Bdups ~ still a Minister of the
Sospel-and the Committee. therefore, report
that the sad II. Blllups is consequently not en-
titled TO aseat in the II. Of Delegates
An unsuccessful motion was made by MIR.
blilnps TO lay the Report on the table-also one
10y MI Robertson 10 postpone il MI Friday
next-And then the resolution Of the committee
was agreed Il by the House, ayes 49, noes 3.
Mr. faneey presented petition of Samuel
Johns, Tor Peirisson to sell CERTAIN lands -
Mr.. Castifman, petition from sundty citizens
OF Frederick, Tor the Incorporation of compa.
ny to construct Turnpike road from Berry
vile 10 The Shenandoah river al Shicker's Fer.
~. Referred
On motion Of MIR VIII of Roukhridge, an
enerossed bill TO repeal the act, TO amend the
several acts concerning the Richmond Dock
Company, and Ter other purposes, was read II
Sd time, sundry blanks filled, and the bill pas
sed
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FARMERS BAyR OF VIRGINIA.

The foiowins gentlemen have beet points
ed Diree a,s Of he Lynchburg Branch OF the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia for the present
year:
by the Stockholders WIN. Rsdfnfd. Clri.io.
phrf wnire. MIcsjah Davis. jr Richard Ty4
rec, John w. BsgweIl.' by The Ertcuiiee-
John NJ. Warwick, ANN a Hancock. John G.
Mesm, Samuel Miller. Collin Buekuer, Maurice
Langhorne, jr Lrrenza Norvell.' Samuel n
Brown No! in Tia last Directory.
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variety oil bills aud resolutions were repor.
ted from the commI'iees-whlch were received
and LAID upon the table.
On morion oil Mr. White Of Rnckbrdge, The
Committee OF Roads, &c. were discharge
from the consideration of petition of the in.
habifan,s Of the county Of Henrco relative to
The Iuckahop Canal Company, an1 It was aI
upon The table.
On Mr.. MAJORS motion, the Hnd Audit OF W" S
directed TO report 10 this House n summary
Statement OF the tolls and orher profits OF the
James River Company for the pas, Year
On motion Of Mr.. Brownof Bath, The Com
mitlee Of Roads &c were instructed TO enquire
Into the eypediency of amending the &C, lncur
porsting a company 10 construct turnpike
road ii rom the Warm Springs 10 intersect the
Kanawha Turnpike at Calaghans.
On moIion oil Mr., Garland o, n so much OF
the Governors communication as relates 10
the infection of punishment by stripes on free
persons, for certain offences, was referred to
the Committee for Courts oil Justice.
On Mr.. Fishers motion, leave was given to
bring in II bill to authorize the Executive olihis
Commonwealth, TO arm The m lila OF the II ST
Regiment, or any portion Thereof
Mr.. Rivcs ofP. G. moved ia lake up the re-
port OF the com Dttee Of Privileges aud EleC-
lions. on the case OF Hunphrey Bhlups dele
gate from The couuty OF Matthews.
Mr. Bilups said, he could see no reason for
he haste and anxiety to hurry this case, mani
tested b, gentlemen in this House. He wan
ted time TO furnish his proofs, and ne thought
il had been Iaid On the table for that purpose -
his county paid its full portion OF the revenue
and its delegates were paid by us revenue
without taking any money from other counties.
He said he had sent for further evidence, IN
Al sh q - v
dence would be furnished. He thought il must
be personal prejudice against himself. The
Char called TO order.) Mr.. Bllups wished not
to be out of order, but he could not discover Il e
motive for this haste He desired the case 10
he properly decided.
The report was taken up and recommItied.
The louse closed their doors tor n short
time and the gallery and lobby we're cleared,
IN consequence of confidential communica-
ton received from the Governor. -Ruuour
says II relates To some printed pamphlet OF
an improper complexion received from Bos-
ton, and addressed to a portion Of our popula-
ton.
Mr.. Spurlock presented petition Of FaIen-
tine Boss for a pension-And Mr.. Anderson, a
petition from sundry cizens OF Greehoner'
pras ing that the Commissioner oil the kanawha
Road may be discharged from his office ano
that the next Commissioner he directed 10 ie'
out the road 10 precincts, so thai IT may be the
better kept IN preservation Referred.
On Mr.. Harvies motion, the Committee Tor
Courts of Justice were instructed to enquire
into the expediency ofso amending the law
relating 10 instructions as 10 make them
more efficient, with leave TO report by bill or
otherwise.
And then on motion of Mr.. Cry Of Rus
sell, the House adjourned ill TO morrow, II q,
clock.
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FRIDAY. Jan. s.

A communication was received from the Sc
nate. stating that they had passed the bills
" [ hanging the terms of Nicholas Superior
Court" and Changing the name Of VIM
Chitlenden Appleby. Also, with ao amend
men, the bill j." To revive act Incorporating
Shepherdstown IN the county of Jefferson, pas
sed Dec. 3Olh. fSl6"-The House agreed to
this amendment
Mr. Rutherford presented petition OF the
Stockholders oil the Bank ofVirgnia asking a
renewal of the Charter of the Corporation
and MIR. Mason Of Frederick presented a SIM
lar application from the Bank of the Valley =
which on Mr.. Ruther cords motion, was refer
red 10 a Select Committee.
Lawson Burfoor, ESQ. was re elected lfea
surer of the Commonwealth without opposi'on
A communication was received from the 70
Au,,or onclosing summary statement OF IN
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REV IL,
or the Lynchburp Markets

Of the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected jor the TTginian, 6v
THOMAS IloLcomRE aud RicHAuD TYRkl.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of pnssod Tobac-
co, hom % BIO 7 %
Inferior 10 common, 3 25 10 4 o.
tommon 10 good q OOto + LG
Gond 10 fine, @ OOto 7 %
etips, 3 90 tn o 0U
Refused. 200 - ! OJ
Comparison ofiospectioos. 1929 and 1890.
Passed. nof, For ina sto.k.
ian. 1t 1899 ONO 227 2y3 I2y1
DO do 1851. 672 iyS 2U7 AS
The quaniiv inspecting Is still small. and thr
prices are quite low. The INV tobueoo sells
generality from 50 90 l. s l. takes u ve,s Gna
hngshcnd 10 bung 81. There seeais 10 be ~
yrt no liked price Tor fne, and there ia very
ii'le now opening. Tho foreign accounts 10
the j. Dec are moi disroUraging. The market
was lrm and steady at moderate piicr. and no
specnliHlD IN The article about 100 md.
ware sold In Liverpool IN tbe month of NuG
hom So 90 10 IS so
floa' is dali 81 6o
Wheat 90
Era 90
Whisky ~ TO %
Temp, fU0to 4 90
Pork, q o. - 8 81,
We have on hand Catawba Salem aud Vol
ley Mills Family Flour, OF superior qualify, aud
Flour oi very grade aud qanliiy, psice. from
~ - TOO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14

MfR THOS. ALDRlDGE-Sir: You will
IEsl take notice, that on thu 9Th day of Feb
mex, between the rising and setting of the sun
on that day, at my residence, in The county of
Neson, shall proceed to take the dispositions
or affidavlis Of Alexander Kidd and others
which testimony is intended when taken, to
he read as evidence on the trial of a cause de-
pending and undetermined in the Superior
court Of Chancery, in the Lynchburg district,
wherein | am ptf yourself aud others defts
Should not be able TO ompleie the testimony
on the said day. shall continue from day to day
until il is completed at which time and place
gu may attend il you think proper.
SIMON CRISP.
Jan II w4w43
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Jan. II

NNR. THOS. HARRISON, Sir You will
lYH take notice, thai on the OH da, Of Feb.
next, between the rising and setting Of the sun
of that day, at nv residence, in the county Of
Nelson, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions
OF John Dean and others which testimony is
Intended, when taken, TO be read as evidence
on the trial OF d Cause depe ndng and nndeter-
mined ia the county court OF Nelson, wherein !
am plh. yourself and others defm Should |
not be able 10 complete the testimony on the
day aforesaid. shall continue from da, TO day
until I do SO; atwhich time and place you can
attend If you think proper.
SIMON CRISP.
Jan Ia wiw43
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Al court held Tor Franklin count, nj tiae
courthouse, the fourth day OF aDuafy. $50.
II "a agreed. and ordered TO BE- entered of ~.
cord, that This court, the members of the bar.
and all the officers Of the court, will wear
Grape on the left arm for one moath 10 iesiirno
ny ofihelr respect for the memory aud a. a
badge Of mourning, for the death Of calobill
Means. esq. distinguished member Of the bar.
and young man Of rare genus. sloquenee aud
talents, and Of most hopeful promise
eopy-Tes,s, JAS. &. TATE, ID. L.
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3 DURoUhNTtoa decree OF the SuperIot
Il Court OF Chaacery for the aynrnhurg
Dlarict, pronounced on the 23l day of Oc'o-
her, 1929, in the case of Gray rs. TAFT, the un.
dersi gnrd Marshal OF he said court. will sell,
on The prem SEES. for cah, on Friday the Odd
day OF January, 1890. if fair, If not, The oeAt
fair day there aner, 10 Ia acres Of land. lying
on the Tnrupike roa9. about one mile AID n
quarter from LynGhbng,
J. A. HOLCOMBE. NJ
Dec. II .td,36
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, at Wayne, Oak Me ing HGuee
~ Charles CIV, county, on aha 9th inst. MI
CAJAH 7 JOHNSON OF this vicinity. "a
EDNA, daughter Of Robert Ladd, all u ,Ae
Society OF Friends.
-, On laa' evening. by iho Rev WIN 8
Reid, hr EDWIN M BROWN, of Greepbri
er formerly OF Lynchhurg,) 10 Miss ANNA
ELIZA, daughter OF Cap, Reuben NoryeIl, Of
Amherst
-. in jackson, (Tennesss-,) on the 2Gib
NOV by The Rev Edmund Jonss, (iormrrly "a
Petersburg Va.) Capt. MALCOLM MCNEIL
ofChr'Siian county. Kentucky. TO Mss ELI
IN, second daughter Of Capt John Lynch, tong
c,'izen Of Lynchbnrg.
-. At the same time and place. nv t1r
came, Mr.. JOHN HAYWOOD HICKS, o.
Tennessee to Miss SARAH CLARK. yoong eS,
daughter of Capt. Lynch.
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Total 1914 l96 1875

Necessary to choice IS 80 %
So that Ddrid Briggs, Esq. was removed on
the I'd Series oil Ballot
Mr. Minor from the Committee on the I'd
Auditors Office presented bill concerning the
Sven per cent Stock Of he State of Virginia
and Mr. Edginston, iom ,he CoDmire on
III r. gisiet's otfi;e, prosecuted report ON that
office.
Nj Robertson ores nted petition Of sundry
citizens Of Petersburg, for the Inco, poration Of
a Company 10 construct Rail way, between
he Appomatiox River aud The n. Carolina
Llus which was referred TO the Committee al
Roads, &c.
And then, on Mr. Mer's motion, the House
adjourned.
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Jan. IA

known'to be as sure foal eetier as any horse
in America He is in high health aud VIgor
and IN point n blood, inferior To no horse III
America. and his form will show for itself.
OLIVER w. MARTIN.
Jan. ID. n11
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mi Or HIRE. two small girls. accustomed 70
IL wait IN the house. T.. FLETCHER,
Jan. IA tits
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WEDNESDAY. Jan. &.


4 communication was received from the Sc
nate, stating that they had agreed 10 the reso.
luton for proceeding on Friday 10 the election
oil the Treasurer.
A variety of bills and resolutions were pre
sented by several Committees, and laid upou
the table.
On Mr. Caperton's motion, the Committee
OF Roads, &c. were instructed to enquire INTO
the exp'diency of incorporating Company TO
construct Turnpike Road from the White Sui
phur springs passing by the Sal, Sulphur
Springs to the Rcd Sulphu Springs.
MIR. Cobbs submitted a T solution instructine
the { OF Roads, &c. to enquire into the expe
diency of amending the law regulating the
compensation to Surveyors of Highways. SO ~
10 fix ihei' pay y law ins'ead of leaving /,
discretionary with county courts--& the qnes
ton being put lhereupon wa, determined IN the
negative.
The House proceeded, by joint ballot With
The Senate, 10 perform the unpleasant, oIli ce
imposed On them by the nsti'ution, ofrenlo
ring two members of the Executive Conncll-
The result oil the ballots was as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14

aaossed by MI B. Hss ~ .fIm Es1Ssns sasiit M
authority Io1esOke. Dir. Rves then read f,o,S
the Methodist Discipline to sustain his eoneh,.
sion.
- The question was put on the amendment mo.
posed by Mr.. B'liups, 10 strike out tn. word
= not, before the wort" entered" and the
ayes and noes were ordered.
MI nllfnef moved 10 lay the report on the
table. tie said he would now be unahls IN rive
vote with the Information al present in his
possession. He considered 1, very grave
question, aud one requiring mature deli6eration.
u was question between the people of the
Commonwealth, and The PEOPLE of Matthews
Mr. Gregory was IN favor oflaying the re-
port on the table. for the same reasons assigned
by Nj. Glmer.
The question was then put on laying il on
the table. and on DIVISION, decided in H.
afirmatiye-ayes 81, noes =.
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Total 1871 1919 1874 1876
messy 10 remtve % 81 % 9g 9e
81 that Samt. Colon. esq. was remoeed on
the LIST Series oil Balldx
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14

IL The Charlottesville Advocate has been
selected to publish the Laws Of the Uniied ST ates
d" BY Authority" in lieu Of this psper-upon
which we offer il our congratulations. " Little
Van" did not even offer Va condition, Did u,
he know that we were bride heretofore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14

IL The Rockville Register says, that NJ
Eaton's Report reflects great credi, on him q
scholar! What goose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14

aJ' The conies, about the Mayoralty 10 the
city of New York has terminated in the re-elec
ton of Mr.. Bovine. Having declared tina, II
never had been his intention TO vote for him
self under any circumstances, the Board was
For Walter Bovine 10, Thomas H. Smith 10,
WIN. 8. Coo /.
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A volume OF Sermons from the pen OF Bisb
op Grswold will be published al Boston il
February,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14

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