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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16
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A ar. McTarlh has recovered from the Propri"tors
Of the Uni N c OF stage Coaches, Ia Baltimore, $500,
IN consequence of injury winch he time slnen
sn.aned t., being upset while the driver was running
race With another stage
The New York American Of the 9Th inst mentions tho
receipt from Mr.. Parmerer OF bowl 81 Tngant sra"
hcrr,es They are of the atuafhy kind WhIoh grow
without runners and though slnall arc delicate aud
INVITING in thcr appearance
1t is mentioned ~ English paper that there Is III
the gardens Of Dr. Bright, IN Derbyshiro, Esq.
berry tree Of the remarkable breadth of - feet. II
has been planted - yfars, aud Is Of the Dutch red
hind. single branch Of the tree measured H. feet III
length.
In the vicinity ofParis Kentucky most excessive
drought has prevailed during the month oi August. All
the streams, and great many springs, had become
dr. aud places water had been hauled ad'saace
OF : T.lles.
The voters or electoral body Of France are SAID 10
consist Of 20 00U individuals only out OF population OF
3D,9JOOOo,
The Boston papers state that the brig Cherub at that
port from smyrna, brlugs The Treaty recently con-
GUIDED betwe,n Turkey aud the United States.
Aletrrr from Cibracr under date of 4ih ut state.
TINT the Uey Alpcrs had 400Oo0O pounds sterling IN
"a. treasury, aud that -OOO0 pounds had been allowed
MN.
The schr Neusc bound from New York for Vera CT
,S wrecked on Abnco about the middle of last mDnta.
Nine passengers on board, all OF Nh"m' together
with the captain, MASTER two seauen aud the steward
were drowned. Among the passengers Was h1'efI3 d.
Browne, Esq. OF Richmond.
silk manufacturer Of Barin has presented 10 the
Society of Arts that city article for SHIRTS hbca,
ted of silk Several physicians assert that the use OF
.ilk ucur the skin Is very conducive 10 hean.
The NJ y Courier ssys--' heans Che younger) SIR
Giles Oyerrcach universally pronounced ~ eAcei,
Loot pcrforuluce TIN oughout aud II any doubt existed
~ IA The ability displayed Richard 81, they all gave
.ay 10 Just estimate ofhs ea'y and natural aelng ~
SIR Giles. HIS success Is certain.
Al the secured leave Of WilIiamhe Fourth, depnia-
of Friends introduced. tHeif
mt having been removed by the yeomcn of the guard
William Allen read the Address. The Mug returled
vprr friendly ans~e from tine Throne The same per-
son read Address Ia Queen Adelaiue' VINO Haao d
very cuud sc-ndmg reply,
Monday the I'll, INST. was the I'D birthday ofthe
venerable LAFAYETTE now the head Of TIE National
Guards and the nero of three Revolutions
Acting under the suggestions of the BAPTIST hssocla-
ton aud the resolutions p,sc. ~ mat ppIy the tos.
sraor OF SJuth Carolina s -. apart the fourth satg.
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ias IA September a. day oft-a.s.- hin,l alton and
prayer
From Statistical View Of the Maihodst Episcopal
Church which has recently been published, u APPEARS
uiai there i1bung # tins denomination uf thfis1ans
III the United States. The tetease suco las year has
hsen $780, OF the whoia number ui l2 Gl whites
ba330 are colored persaas, aud I.ao9 are ludinus.
The Boston Daily Advertiser ssys, that Joshua Bates.
fs' OF the house of Bafing, Bfoefs Co OF london,
hns presented through to l. IL. Perkins, To the 1Hd
for the completion of the Bunker Illl Monument, the
sum nj $500,
some Of tho Boston papers eoutain programme Of
the procession aud ether Of celebrating thr 2U0th
Anniversary ofthe settlement # Boson, which happens
On tho 18th ct September. Tho arrangements Wor
thy the good taste Of the Bostonang. We pore give tha
john Quincy Adams aud the scholars Of the public schools
ara included m the arrangements.
New Orleans paper announces that au experiment
OF paving one ci the streets of that city with
sheils has been successful.
Western paper, net,eins the death Of aman
snys he has lott VIII aud four children, the idtff
oil whom the iuss - ifteparahle.
Tiny have got upa Drama At the Park Theatre, New
York founded on the events Of the recent Revolution
France. Geu. La6y elite. fnhgnae and Marnont hgurs
IN the piece.
Prince Pognac, the Prime Minister ofFrunee is a
natural son Of Charles \,
The Boston Palladium SAYS that locomotive steam
earrlage - making IN thai city On which the pha-
dephia T. $. Gazntlo remarks -" we not told nhat
II lsnal'hR Tho latter paper Is powerful advocate
oIiio nav aud correct phraseplosy, " IS beng made
I numhor OF Jews IN Algiars Is estimated at botm cen
l. aud 1000,
An nuctuncer Al n late sale Of anti,ntt,cs mn m n
bnnt =, M Tho tl,, :, ..n15i cx,,r,ss,,, az b,.
torira donh, qh,s Il ,ai y.ntI.n, II. - helmet
Of II omnl,a the Roman ronndr, hut h,ther he ,,as
a hlass OF iron FOUNDER, esnhet teL'
The p,o,ovat,,, Il, y,oyo. ,,d,,,,s a. tboto sbo,,
time ,on IA rn,,,,,, ,.ss.l frn,, CnI,. Ia NJ on,
CONTAINING two Will Jte..ed females ,hn disttibniej
on bclr rpur bouks AZ p,ety nmnny 1, nan, thry met
They Mere sad to be two fich young Engshmcn of the
soel of Wosiul aus
rle secr,t,y ~, ph, 1,t,hi, I, ,l,,,, ,i,, e.,.
I, ,rkpo,,,ry,s ,bc ,,f,,i ,f ,nc,r,anI,, loo ,l "a,
at III, rol,,y ,,, f4,i.ts I'll -, -, ,ta al. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

tuesday evening have ranged fap 81 a %
cents. aud ordinary parcels proportion able low
-. To day the market ~ rather 1si for The
descriptions jus, mentioned, the demand beng
far prime qdaiitfs. OF which, bur lii'le or none
has come forward. fnr PRIME parcels Of red
free ni garlic aud hs. purchasers ore Willing
ms morning To give % cents per. bushel. We
quote the rauee TO DAY l,om ordinary 20 prime
red ut SO n % cents. On "Wednesday parcel
ot white wheat WIS sold nj lO2 GEMS. aud
some lots, We believe. have been sold at LOVER
prices.
Corn. A good demand anil moderate sup.
plies have occasioned further advance IN thu
pree of Corn sInce our last report Within The
last two DAYS sales have bern made al so, 661.
bd. mud 56 2 cents per bnshel.-lwo CON
siderable parcels we're taken at the latter price
Yesterday afternoon and lhis mnrning.
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Aouk out for PriZes .
Sep, 10

YnAuRoUANl 10 decree of the Superior
r Court Of ChauGety for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 18th day of May,
1890 IA the cause Of kiog vs.. Perkins, the un-
derslgned Marshal ri ihe said court will sell,
10 the high"at bidder. Tor cash. onlhe premi.
S., onfrIddy the 9th day September, 1880, iii
TAR. il not. the oext far day hereaIur) a
tract 81 iand, N the county ui Campbell, con
a.nre $50 ~ acres, aud adjoining the lands
o. aiuornan, Wade, Preston, and others.
THO5. A. lIOLCOMBE., Mar.
Aug. % ifds
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TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT 10 deed Of trust, executed
a 10 the undrrn ned y John Rec, (since
deceased on tue h my OF February, ls2s,
and OF record ~ the ClfAs Olicn OF Campbell
County Court, Ishal ~ Saturday the 2d day
ot October neSt, Al Jacob Early's Tavern.
aboaI 10 mlles from Lsnchbnre. On WnId's
road, proceed 10 sell -, rmblie auction, for cash,
The ezldue Of he property s,a a IN the sad
Died. "a part having hnfstptpee bren sold, } con
sisiihg OF one mare col, one cav, aud all the
household and kitchen lhfnitarr oI SAID John
kIrc, dec, As trustee, snail convey such lite
only rs he deed alofcsai vests N M.
NJ II CARL tND.
SEP. 10 2w
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CONGRATULATIONS.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, SEPT. 10

BALTIMORE Market, SEPT. 10
FLOUR - The liverpool adylccs 20 the II
nlt. announcing favourable iaugr ia TIE
wea her ami the consequent drcirur Of Amer,
can Flour. appear 10 haSe checked all opera
iluns ~ reference 10 thr Englis!i marirt. A ~
acton has been experienced IN ms as wed a5
IL line ma, kets along the sea b3ard.
HouG,d street IlUur In TIN raIv part OF
the week, hunted sairo were mabe from stone
AT So 30 per Dbl. TIE Price ha, siute receded,
and Yesterday sales 10 the amount OF about
1000 ibis ~ all were made ~ S5.31i cash.
some holders refused u sell Al that price yes.
eIday and hold 90 for a higher price to-day,
but others are willing 10 oprrafe at s1-37a.
thr wagon price IS very generally 500 per
bb.
Gin Mills Flour-In the early part Of the
week two parcels OF ,iGndayd qaaiuy were sold
AT s5.I24 per bbl. On Ntdn sday. a parcel of
400 brls. extra MAS sod at 81 % per brl on 1
IN on,hs on Thursday aparceloi ecira WAS sold
al 80 20, on months on luesiay parcel
of erira was sDldai 1928. on months aud ano.
iber parcel al IN same price - days ccedH on
This morning a parcel oil extra was sold n p5.
l21 cash and a parcel OF 4eO brs. erira, NJ
S5-l2 ,, on 90 days credit. Holders OF
standard quality ask o.day 50 per bril- bui we
hnd nothns OF consequence dong IN this deS
crption.
GRAIN Wheni.--ln the early part Of tar
weeh some parcels Of prime red wheat we're sold
Al 90 ceu,s per bushel and two parcels Of extra
pr,me quality Al 90 IL and ~ cents. Since
then ilie supplies have beeo moderate, and 1T
! tie Of uone Of prime quality has been received.
Sales Of good far 10 good parcels. up TO
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GoIIUNiCATID - For tho r.rg'nian


tNlbIN j fsAiI fshaS' u. S'liIE
The Union Temperance Society Of yirglnia
held its hrsi semi-dunnal meeting al Liberty
Srhnol-house, on Saturday thu 18th inst. The
meeting was opened by prayer The Pusi.
dent d.. X. ID. Palmer, took the chair, aud
Dr. James Pankry acled rs Secretary pro.
ltm. Wm. Il Dawson, ESQ. nude an apology
lnr the absence OF Henry A. Chrlstian. esq ap.
pointed TO deliver an Grafton. aud proceeded
according 10 the O,nior sieqnest, 10 read an
interesting and appropriate Address, ~hich he
Nj. ChTist'Rn) had prepared Tor the occasion.
After making several constitutional ameni
mems, the society proceeded 10 the election OF
tue follow ng officers for the en'niug year Dr.
x d. Palmer, Pre,idcHt. Dir. James Pankry
secretary Henry A Chrnllnu, Esq. Of1tor
Jesse / uorue.l,jr Il. ID. Palm :, Wan X. Dawson.
tsq. WA. VI. Sfalton, Geprgr Penn, Ed~a1d
pankey, Wan. ID Christian, il. John Wilson.
Coleman LcdbrIleI, Robert Il. Dem S, MuHd.
gers.
Whilst there remains much 10 be d0ne, we
are happy 10 siaie, thai there has been M
nccessiou Of one hundred aud t"clVr members
SINCE the former meeting Of this SpcIrty- the
total number Is one hundfed aud uuJetY two.
We cannot heip adding, that whosOcver will
re1ee, upon tbs subject. may see, mat incacn.
liable good may be done by Temperance Asso
cations Il may be nlpplog Ia the bud Tue pa
rJnt oil many wees.
We congratulate our SISTER Societies upon
their success, aud beg them pef5trere,
~ The Southern Religious IrIegrnph.
Richmond, and The journal ol Humanity, Ando
yer, Massachusetts. are respectfully requested
10 insert thIs notice IN Their paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

MARRIED. on the lin nsl. by the Rev
Robert Ryland. JAMES 5. JONES. Esq. Of
this county, 10 Miss ELIZABETH Il. BER-
NARD. OF Lynrhhng
-. on last even NJ, by the Rev N,eho.
las II Cubb', rELsLhloN N OLIVER.
Esq of Botrtourt city. 10 Mns c. G.. MITCH.
Eli. al Ihi. place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16
DEPOSLIIONS.
G.. ward. Notary Public and COM

missioner an Chdactry.
Office ,wo doors above the Virgiui4a Office,
WILL al any aud all times, attend to taking
Dispositions or Atidavits. Tor the Supreme
Court Of Chaucery, " all other Courts otJuslice
whenever required. Persons having Evidence
to take. are invited to give their notice ito be
taken ct his office.
Sept o. 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

i PURSUANT tna decree OF the Superior
a Cont OF Chabeery, for the Lyocbbure
District, pronounced on the lIlh of Ociohfr.
1923. Ia the chse OF Pollard W Wrighi,,h,
undersigned Marshal Of the aaid ruur,, will ..lli
10 the highest bidder. for cash, on Friday
the la day OF October. 1870, Of fair, II not, ilis
next fair day therrniier,) selling on tho p,eni
sss IN the town OF Lvuehburg, ,br following
lots 10 wit one ioi IA the rear Of the Melho-
dst Meeting House, % feef by ~. one updiyl
Died moieIy Of loi NJ The junction OF 7ih street
and 3rd alley, containing quarter Of an acre i,
inai desirable residence for small family, adj
joining {. Anthony, On ilh street, lot contains
OF an acre, houses insured AT $1,000, part
Of lut No. 1877 on 9th street aud Isl alley, n Iut
containing 4 an acre on the ont skiris OF the
town, loi 0f three acres, near the re silence OF
The late Col VIM Il Lynch. and any other
lois IN tbs said decree mentioned. And before
my office door, on the same day. two small
tracts %, land, the one in Bedford on the waters
of Goose Creek. adioniog the lands ol Mr..
Nhittor, Mr. Howell and others, Containing
% acres aud one on tire turnpike road near
The Friends Meeting House. containing % or
seventy acres. The above property will he
sold snbIrcr TO the do sr right, II any, Of Mrs.
Ann o. Wright ] A. HOLCOMBE, NJ.
Aug - ,nds
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AMuER5r IKlnNE SOClETk.

1hp mcmbrrs OF the Amherst lruur Jocie-
~ will attend "A meeting an Saturday the 10Th
of this IN tnth. Ihfce Interesting Irrttlsrs viii
be read betore this meeting, W ohe an IT,
culture OF Hemp and lax, by David s. E'at-
land one tho culture Of haitian Corn,
Wheat aud oGaceo by In. irummond aud
one on the breeding oi Hogs, aud the cons
qpencps resulting IRON dependence on the
Western county tor FIX, ny Edward a. "a.
bell.
Tue ilicprs of tine Society Tor the sncecei-
Ing twelve months will be rlrctrd At this meet
ing. The olIheus Of tue adjacent country lfe
respectfully suhtiled 10 afiand.
b, order, CHS. l. BARRETT. G. Elk
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Sep 10
j" CrAil's Palent t,rlst Nip

:. trdii : Ialenl GflSt Mil.
FMsiiE Subscriber. having purchased thu
" Patent Right br ms improved, cheap aud
DIS rAbe Nh tor the eutnit', oi Buc |! Ingh ham,
CumhnI Land, Pb~haian AIT Nelson, Of the
Proprietor, ane alone anfhn,,z 4 to- ispose OF
The rIghfs Tor lhese eauntps. They wond pre-
tef selling tbs eRtifs righI 10 soinc individual
residing ~ each county, aud would do 80 on
such ler,ns ~ 10 MAKE II object OF mueh
prof To thrm o. they will al individ
rgb's 10 persons IN ea h county. II Viii br
nnlv necessary tor Fafmers NH others 20 ~
anime ,he operations 81 lhls " improved Nil.
Ia he fonV'nced II ITS nllily and cheHIre.s
and how dcsiable It viii be IL have une on
iheir farms. One al the suhseriber, at-ua,og
.7mterd Cour, as an Attorney, vi be prepar
rd - sell eriite rights III the county, OF ndivi-
dual nights aud I.ersons wishing to purchase.
can he furnished by callhR them IN Am
hersi COUNTY Blue It's Canal M. WIN. II
Dgges. oi Nels al. aai Il EIa ldge OF Buck.
ngham courlhouse. 81 NV one Of these Mil
Ia operation ia - low d. where persons resi-
ding near, may nav an 5pp9udnity ct seeing
them. HENRY " QDARLES aud
IkANtlo l.. QUAKLES
Sep. II w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

II The sales of Wheat since our last have
been from % 10 % cents ; 10 was given on yes.
,erday for one or Two loads, bn, tue market is
rather unsettled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

illumination Among the many Manifesto.
lions Of JOY in this country at the late signal
triumph OF liberal principles in France. the
citizens Of this place, on tuesday night last
generally illuminated their houses. There
were 80 arrangements made by any public
meeting and the idea required only to be sug
gesied n, one OF two O'Clock of that day, 10
make all, with scarcely an exception, enthns.
astcally join in the iestlrity.
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Nigges' priZe OMce.

Sept Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

" 1he Rhode Island State Elections are
Just over. Mr.. CIaJ q friends have majority
IN the Legislature on Joial baIIotOt nearly 20.
Last year il was 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

a. Division No. 2. of the Working men,
Of New York, have nominated james Burt OF
Orange county, (drmer.) for Governor aud
Jonas Humbert. bdker,) of New York city for
Lieutenant Governor This makes the ihiid
shortly be nominated by the Herkm6r Con.
yention.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19
 TIE nUEEs.

tthe commencement of the last war, q young man, native of Vermont, who had graduated at one ofour universities, possessing abilities rather above the common order, although difiidentand re- tlring in his manner, and being without employment, resolved to join the army in defence of his country. He was of a respectable family; and had acquired large circle of friends, by whose instru- mentality he obtained commission. fJu. ring hisleisnre hours, lie emdulged infeld sports; and was known to be hle best slot in the neiellhorhood. He had often. however, expressed his abhorrence Of Iduelling, and no ene supposed his ops.a-
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

vitality and . scoffer at every thing save the good iiquVr,o wkie3l he ldoi- izes. the mask of religion is at once thrown oiHi-the whine Of puritanism gives place to the bold and swaggeril1gg s manner, n which he finds in such company IS the sufest passport to eel fdenee.
 lie has always on hand, a fund oi an- ecdote and information. lie ean talk on all subjects, with equal volubllity. He seldom or-never takes up his abode at an inn, or place of public entertain ment; for he always calculates on ex- changing his wares for board and lodg- ing. lie delights to seat himself at the farmers fireside. There he has some thing to say for the edifcation or amuse- nlent of ali his auditors. To the old gentleman, he has many a marvellous legend to reheafse, of enormous pump kins, of orergroWn cattle, and onions yard in diameter. He has much impor- tant information for the good woman of the house, respecting the brewing of her table beer-the management of her poultry, and the best remedy for colds. Tor the younger portions ef the family he has the quaint anecdote and the mar velloas legend. He tells tic young Miss of beaux and Connecticut fashions; and withal wins upon the confidence and good graces of the whole family. Morn ing arrives, and after breakfast is dis posed of, the pedlar unlocks the reposi- tory of his stock in trade. The lady of thehouse is supplied with pair of spec tacles, whose iron bows have been pla- ted oyer with silver, and are in eonse- quence passed off as entirely composed of the. precious metal. The old gentle man is coaxed into the purchase of a razor, which, like that of Dr. Wolcott's. < was made to sell;' but which could no more answer its osteasi6le purpose, than a handsaw. The pretty young Miss is faitered into bargain fora pail of earrings, which conclusiyely prove the truth of the old maxim, that Z. all k not gold which glistens.n And then with aattering farewell on his part and kind request z to call again,n or the part of the family, the honest timer ant again takes up his line of march, ca
 ger 10 reap another harvest of gain al
 another unsuspeeting freside.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19
's.EEE. ..Ez sEss 5 T,
TO BE CALLED

EFT has, for years past, been the opinionoe \ many persons ofintelligence, liyina ;r different sections of the Territory, that 4Ia intefests and welfare of Arkansas, wonld beadyanced by the establishment of anotl,' erpnbIic paper insthis place, With a yia,. to the public good, and with, hope, a Ian. dable desire to establish myself in business ! have determined to commence the pub' Iieation of a weekly papers with the above title, so soon as l can obtain from Cinein. natia press, and other necessary nateri. ais.
 Disavowing any connection with par. ties, whose inftriate zeal, has, for years been reproach to our country, and has retarded her growth, the Advocate shall be open to all parties, and devoted te none.
 The Advocate shall be exclusively deyo. ted to the interests Of 4 rlansass; its col. umns shall be open for the free investiga- ton and discussion of all subjects connect. ed with, or calculated to promote, the in. terests of the Territory.
 IT apelitics, re,.ah is.a 2 n aaeia; and, as in Republics, the voice of the ma iorify is the ruling power, hold t to .be correct, tosubmit with dignity to the voice of the people. Depreeating, therefore, the yilifcation and abuse, that have been, and still arc, teeming out against the yenerable patriot, who, by an overwhelming majority has been called upon to guide the desti. nies ef the nation, I will feel bound to pay to him thatreverence justly his due. Firm. l ly believing, that in all his measures, he will have an eye single to his country's good, shall feel 1t my duty to defend his course, until satisfied that he is disposed t9 sacrifice that cause, indefenee ofwhichhe has ever been ready to expose his life.
 Living in the Territory from my child- hood, feel welded to its interests; and, under the belief, that the fertility ofits soi1, the salubrity of its climate, it's mineral treasures, in connection withits nayigable streams, afTording at all times, a eommuni- cation with New-Orleans, require only to be known abroad, to attract an emigra- ton from the neighboring States, sufficient ly great, speedily to give us an honorable station among the States of the Union, a I portion of the Advocate will bc.deVotea te typographical and neurological descripti- ons of different sections ofthe country.
 4 portion of the Advocate will be deyo-
 ted to religious communications, when fur
 nished, from all, or any denomination oi
 christians.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

Rum Color.-In one of the New-Eng- land parishes since the commencement of the reform of temperance, at a meet ing held for the transaction of business, a proposition was introduced and car ried, for painting the meeting house. Of course it was necessary to decide what color it should be painted. One gentleman proposed white; another green; another yellow; another rcd :; and reasons were offered for each. At lastsays one:@ MT. Moderator, move that it be painted rum color. And l will give q reason. There is Colonel
 , who sets near you, has had his face painted rum color these fifteen years; and it grows brighter and brighter epery year.'
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

A gentleman who was not overstock- ed with intellect, while reading the do- ings of our State Legislature, remarked that he should not much like to be ap- pointed as standing committee man; why" inquired another; "because,n said he, ,"i had much rather sit than stand, and who would want to stand up during all the sessions of the LegisIa- ture! conscience, would'ntp'