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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

rs1nE 'oal tONA oALfn of V"g mn, 10
X the Suci Il o. Ganpb l. county Greeting
Whereas, ttlllrHm 81 a aid aud Lr"i' webb
lair mrtrl aut md pnlne's. trading under tn
81. nd n.ag .t Shap.rd and W bb, al II
) ,arrrC tart oil Law, heid Tor The county oi
Cnmpb /. Al Ihr conIl housr thereof, on the
III day OF AprrI, 1922, ny thr jodg'reni OF that
Couii, bad recover Il J dRmrnt a"a'nsi Ncha'i
Thurman aud Nobrr Thurman. late mercbanls
aud u,Itnrrs, trading undeI the sly lie aud h'm
oi Il ~ Il. Thurman, tn sum 81 + ouf ibOu.
snad 81 yru hundred aud ontv Dolars, aud
slSty five cents, with ! gal interest thereon
from tue first day of August, 1919, All pay
n,,ui also Vine Dollars and 'tn cents ,iof then
cost, Oy lben,, IN Tbs behalf eIper'leb, where
oil the sail Richard / thurman eud ltJueIt lhur-
man, late merchants and paI nefs, trading
und,r the style aud Grm OF T. y X lhufnan,
are convict, aS appears ri ie1OId-NrN'ithe
less, execution ol the judgment Aforesaid stu
remains 10 be made, AS by the insnuaIloh III The
said ohapaTd Il y ebb AS Aforesaid. W, are
iuloimcd, aud because those things, which, IN
our sad Court are Tghlly d'n", We would have
duly put execution Therefore, we command
you, that YOU make known 10 tue sand kGh.
Md Norman aud X bert thurman, late mer
eh tnt4 and partners II dug nnirr the style ~
arm {, X. g. X. Thurman, that they be before
the Judg. oil our Circuit Superior Court OF
Law an thsnCery, al the court house thereel,
on ,he 20 Ii day Of September neK,, TO show, II
any tbIng tor themselves they have, or can
sa,. why the SAID William S1apsfd and L." Is
" ebb late mei chants and parlnrs, trading
nudtr the .lyie aud finn ol Shapard and
Acbb, as azores I'D, exeCu lon. IN The Judg
mrnl alore aid, may not have, II II 10 them
setns sspedieot, aud further to do an
receive what DOR said Cucuu and superior
Court oil Law and Chancery, shall IN tho pa
consider. and nave then lherr this viii. W.T.
ne-. john Alexand,r, Ctrk 81 on. sad Court
at the coat house, tn 23d day Vi August, 1851
IA the 66 IN year ol the Commonweaih.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
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Aug. IL

N MHERST county Court June Term, lSjl.-Johu
IA Horsley, James Farls y Reuben ID. Palmer, late
merchants aud partners, under the style aud firm Of
Horsley Furs Co. and John Iorsey aud James Furs
late merchants aud partners, under the style OfHorsey
Fairs, Plaintiffs, against Chae L. Christian and Pc
Ter +. Christian, Surviving Executor of John Christian
decd.
The defendant Charles l.. Christian having enter
ed his appearance aud given security according
10 the act of Assembly aud the rules of this court
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he - no.
an inhabItani OF tIls COuutryIt ordered that the
SAID defendant do appear here the LIST lay the ueI
September tsr'n aud answer the bill of the pitts hds
"A copy oil order be forthwith inserted IN the Lynch
burg Nirgmlan for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
the front door of the court house of this county
copy-feste,
ARTHUR b. DAVIES
July 4. xor
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

my yiftBe nfa deere ofthe County Couf' o
u Bedford. ~, The sobsbscfiberf, Commits
sIanefs, o. auy Three Of them, wdl proceed 10
ssi. At uuhhs auction. o. the 2olh day Of 5rp-
ismtsr neat icing tue 6rsl day nf Srptsmh"r
Bedford Couft. I'll the lands oil the late Bsbtnte
Hatdy, dec'd lying IN the County Of Bedford,
on the head waters of BIG Ottsf Creek, about
tlrcs miles above the Fancy Farm Mills, add
containing for cen hundred aud tsrnty u,ne
aefes, sb8ut three hundred Of shch are clear
81, With a good dwrlHg bouse. barn, aud
of4rr necessary out hoasns t~o good apple or
bsrds. sdi ,iaing tho l'nds 81 CaBt hm. H..
] mes. Much i E.ia's, heir., L the helrs Of tue
late Doctor Gahin. b. laud lies VII, q con.
islns - large potion Of good tobacco land.
many good spflngs. aud Is CERTAINLY one Of The
inoI desirable 'rtcis OF land thai has been OF
lef,d IN market lately. Terms one fourth Of
tie puro hasc money 10 be paid IN band, aud
lhr balance ia three equal silslaak lnklalmen's,
10 be secured by a deed ID q - sbs laad.
The tract beia z a rye O. 1tyided 10
sui lurcha.es. Mr.. C &ho 'e-
s,drs near the prem"ds. ishh 10
any person desmoDs ofpa@[
WtfdIAM HARDY
JL5SEbllT j..
Aug. %. 3"
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rnIlE subscriber, having been duy author
= scd to receive applications anj make
.urVrys for thu above company, offers his ser
vices 10 the owners al properly IN Lynohhnrg
and county adjacent. JOHN J. PURViS.
Aug * bito
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Leg horns & Splendid Bonnet
Ribbons, &c. &c,

HtIUUUII5J Ut W
wye afe jnsi opening fes very scarce ar
" tirir. 10 winch we wish 10 direct The
attention of the Ladder
Case eItra fine Leghotns.
Boa superb fsshIonabls Ribbons,
do do do Cap dp
Psoes keh Glossy Italian LulesHing,
do Double Cnaia SATIN Lasauflne.
do EElfa fine 9! blaok Bombszfns,
4 few handsome Ponsee srlk HaudkefcbieG,
Rich figured bopDinells,
Very baudsomr open orked Stockings,
5uper6ns brown DO.
With great variety Of handsome worked
iiuslins, cheap CambfIefs Jacouels, AL oil
which ley propose selling very Ia" 10 close
summer s.les. MCKEE ROBIN 5ON, q CO.
Aug, lS
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William Il. Reid, Thomas j. REID. adum,srra.
Tor OF john keii, dee. joseph Gadd, j.. ana
KobPrt {. Cutlrr--
IN NAkE NOTICE., That on Thursday the
u l5th dnt oil ) piember NIX, between the
rlsIog aud seIung OF 'he sun. | ,hail proceed t.
AXE The deposition OF Lewis Watkins, al
tiaichrr's Odd Store, IN he count, oil Bedford,
ana stare oi NrgInia---hnd un sday The
2Oth day OF the sane month, (5epi J uetaeen
The rIsng and setuhg o. the Sun, | snail pro.
ceed To take the dep asiuuns OF Inamas VII
hanson and swift williamson, aud Others, a.
= swell Cont House IN the Stule OF North Ca
nliua and II NOT cUmplrltd on that dry, then
70 continue ton day u day until they are
finished and also on Monday the 26lh day Of
September nfAt. shdl. proceed 10 lake the
deposition OF George " lllamson, between the
rlslng snd setting Ut the sun, at his own d~el.
ing house M the county of Chatham end State
oi Nurth Carolina, 10 b. read As evidence ~ "a
suit ~ CnanCtry now depen dug and undri,r-
mInrd IA the Iifcut Superior Court of Law
aud Chancrry, holGen in Lynchbufg, IN
which anu PldlnlIh aud you dre Defendants,
aud where you may attend or not.
HENRY, a PGuper
sou " Esther.
Aug. 10. rdt
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JOHN WILLS, elk.

COMMISSIONER 5 OFFICE,
LynGhburg Aug, / u, 1851
The parties in thu, cause. Wi tuke notice
that hav appointed Saturday, 21th ptem-
her next, 10 Commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order oil court, on winch day
they Rrr required 10 attend al my uilire IA ms
town. with theu accounts, vouchers, and Gu
pes ol count papers, prepared fer examination
and solllemrnt JAMES BENAGn &.
Ang. IL. W4w
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Aug. 10.
Executors sale of real L state.

Executors sale of real L state.
DUKoUAAr 10 the last will aud testament
i OF George Golfer, deceased, Will proceed
10 .ell, on Thursday the l,l DAY .. September
nSxl, al the resIdence of Josiah l.. { der on the
pr rmises,T at OF the tract of land, belonging to
George Coler, deceased, Containing about 500
acles. Ihl, land lies ia Bedford County, nd
coming the land OF Capt Joseph Slaughter,
Kohrrt L. oeptoe and olhers. It is cunsIu-
e,ed very valuable, having or II good pro-
20. ,on vi ~oVd land, and a small comfortable
}welrng house. 1t IS in tlif vicinity of II good
..'1, y surrounded by fne neg hbolhood,
n W. =. In Ia rlye miles of Lynchburg. The
atd "hi ~ shown any one wishing 10 view il,
by Capt. Jos, ph Slaughter JOSIAH 4. Coier OF
The subsl,ioer
The terms will be one, two and three years
credit, the purchaser giving bonds with aprro
we'd personal security, and deed OF trust Gu
the land 10 secure The payment
BALDA MCDANIEL, Exo'r.
July 81. IA,
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July ! l.
Z RUS / y ~ - Il.


II b I yntGe two several deeds VI uusi,
q y executed 10 the subscriber by GeoIgs
Boyd, the first bearing date the 3Jth day OF
November, 1880. and he other the 7lh day OF
December 1880, both OF winch dIe day re-
corded IN Tue erh's Office Of the County
Cpurl Of Campbell, for the purposes Ihereia
expressed, VIZ 10 stcute a debt due David ii.
Boyd, shall. on Wednesday the 3lsl day oil
August 1881 before thr door OF EUyd's Law
81, IN the Town oil New London, 10 Tue county
ii Campbell prore d to sell, 10 the highest
bIddfr, for cash, the following property COZ
eyed by SAID deed. 10 VII The following
slaves, squire, a Becksm,th, JOIN, a Back-
smith, Jenny, her tour ctIldren, TO VII Mary
ruc,, Billy, aud Cater, Pos m lack, Jesse,
Peggy and Robln.-Aiao. The following pfoyri-
-, 10 wlt s beds, bedseads aud iuluituIe, ~
windsor chars, = COWS and call grey col,
sI9e hoard, secretary, ! arge gin looking
glass, seven tables. all clam, ~ on the estate oil
James BOYD. deed, Of the county of Lancaster,
STAT OF Pennsylvania, which are now due, o.
NAV rreaittT accrue tc the SAID Gorge Boyd.
Acting as Trustee. shall ouly convey such
title 70 The foregoing property, as is vested in
me by SAID deeds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-01

In the corporation Of Lyach burg,
NAIlLL be in readiness ior tue reception
Wv OF Wheat by the 2Olb OF July. We
will give tue hlghts. cash price for wneat, u
fp,eierred. barrel Of snre,hne Gonr, 10 pas
The Richmond inspection. Tor each i've aud a
bali hush l..
those Mills are situated the bank OF
Black Water Crrek, just above the Toll Bridge.
The creek beng naylgable, will admit Of boats
delivering and receiving their loads at the door
oil the Mills, and beng not very distant from
the business part OF town. farmers eau with.
out much Inconvenience and delay attend 10
tue discharge OF their Wagons,
We solicit an lnterVie" Nth the growers and
sllers Of Wheat, before they make dlsposl-
Of H.. NJ. q ii. ;. LAN0HORNE.
n. b. Servants charged with tue delivery
Of wheat will he promptly attended to, aud die.
missed with all possible despatch
NJ. & II. s. L.
July IL Is
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NOTICE.

VINE subscriber will petition The neat Lee
- ..ftn's OF Virginia, tor liberty to erect
MILL James River, opposite 10 Bethel on
the dfufd side WILLIAM SEEN
Aug. 20. w2m
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EDUCATION.

FHNHt sahserd,et viil ,csnnt e dutfes o.
hls sohonl. o. ~. i5.f Monday SEP
The course uf inStrnC'lon embraces the hrsek
Latin. Ffsncl ADD English nguages, N,ihoi
og,, Ancient aud Nplrrn q gtaphs, Al,
e'tut and Modern il,do'yi Mathematics, Kart
orir, Composition, Reading. WutnR, A,rhme'
TIC. aud spelling, JOhN GARY.
Aug. ~. q
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+. w. RlSQUE, Ii
Postscript.

The above SAFE Is postponed Unlil TurSdoy n
sh Of September.
Aug, | ids
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iFlRGiNlA--At Rules held in the Clerks office Of
W the Comfy Count Of Bedford, the first Monday
III August loJl -
IN CfANCERY.
Sfsau T. Whitley and Thomas ]. Whitley, infants.
under tie age Of twenty years, who sue by jack
Stratlun, their guardian aud next friend, Complls,
against Char les Whitley and Anderson Thompson,
DTS.
Tie Defendant Charles Whitley, not having entered
his appearance and gwen security according 10 tho
act of Assembly and the rules of this aud II APP
pearug by satisfactory evidence that he d
habltdut OF this country 1t is ordered, ha, the SAID
Defendant do appear here on the first day Of he
November term, and answer the bill of the ,oinpuiu
ants, aud that copy ofths order be forthwith inset-
ted in the Lyuchburg Frguiln for two months SUE
cesslyely, aud posted at front door of the Court
house Oi this County.
ACopy-Teste,
X. {. MITCHELL, C. B. C.
Aug. IL WIN
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EDUCATTONa

NRiiE Second Session Of the subscriber, },
- School will Commence ON MONDAY iht
9th Of Ser,rmbaf. ROBERT U. BUXTON.
Aog %. Is
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Eiity Dollars Reward.

A,,r %
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

We have before Us the report the
Wabash and Erie canal commission
en-, from which it appears that there
have been expended onaccount of that
work, durfag the past year, three thou
sand nine hundred and thirty nine dol
lars, forty seven cents. In the conclu-
Sion Of the report the commissioners
say:
In recommending a loan, the boar!
are influenced only by the wish to ad-
vance the interests Of TIE state: they
consider the cans. fund. arising from
the sales OF :.s.e puJiic. lands, to be so
wei secured, that the state cannot
.ooh: its stability or value, and that no
fis1uc would he hazarded il making
the strongest pledges in its favor.
The increased value Of property
and lands, in the vicinity Of canals,
can scarcely he appreciated, nor are
the beniits arising from them. limited
to the districts they pass through
they essentially contribute to the con-
yenience Of country, unfold its re-
sources, stimulate its energies and add
to its wealth. Thesu sums which would
be expended in the construction of the
canal, would be that much additional
capital paid to the farmers and labor
crs Of the state, and would give an inn
palse to business aud enterprise, which
would have salutary effect in every
quarter.
Whatever disposition may be made
ofthe canal sabjoct, or measures adopt
ed in relation to it, it will give the
board great pleasure to execute, such
duties as they may be directed to per-
form, and Oh their part will use every
effort, which they suppose may assist
in the least degree, in promoting an
object so important to the interests Of
the state.
The estimated expense ofconstruct-
ing the middle division Of the line is
two hundred and thirty five thousand,
two hundred and fifty dollars.
No further estimate Of expense has
been made.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Way REMAnxsBLE.-Th Cfeen1-
burg, (Pa.) Gazette Of Friday last.
says
I'VE are informed that Mr.. janice
M'Brier, Of Washington township, in
this county, was out on Friday. and was
cvertaken with the storm, which ap-
pears to have been very severe in some
places. BY the falling Of tree his
horse vas killed under him, and he
himself very seriously injured, having
several Of his ribs broken, and his
slsssva,er either broke or very muc!.
bruised; yet he was able to walk home,
althoughit was thought doubtful when
our informant last heard fronl him.
whether he would recover. What
makes the Circum,t3uCe more extraor-
binary is, that thn ,-en wzs f.rkea
considerable distance Up, end one fork
fcll before and the other behind him
across the horse. which killed him Oh
TIE spot. and injured Mr.. M'E.icr u.
above stated"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
CONGRESS.

This body has thus far been chiefly
employed in the adoption of resolu-
tons, and making other arrangement;
preparatory to the commencement of
business Of a general nature. Among
the resolutions offered in the house Of
representatives, is one by Mr.. BooN,
which relates Immediately to our inter
est
Resolrcd- That the secretary Of war
be directed to communicate to this
house, what progress has been made in
the construction of the Cumberland
road through the state Of Indiana; the
amount Of money already expended
thereon; and the probable sum that
viii i,c required to complete tiIc s;lIne
through said state.
The following truly '.fsD!aT rcso,a-
ton was submitted by Mr.. Dvcrton,
but the house refused, by large ma
jority, to consider it,
: Resof1ed, That the committee on
military affairs with the view to the
permanent defence Of the western and
northwestern frontier of the United
States, Is well rs to economize in the
public expenditure, inquire into the
polio, and cspediency Of setting apart
apertion of the public lands, 70 be en-
braced within parallel lines. the exter-
Tor line ofthe states and territories. 80
form l and not to exceed 20 miles n
width; which tract when designated.
may be settled ''v able-bod:ed men.
who shall be entitled TO Ito acres of
the same, provided they keep horse
and gun fit for use. and hold themselves
ready to do military service when cal
led sPon by the proper authority: with
such other p1Wisos as the committee
may deem reqslsite.
Hfesolution Ia. been offered. in .he
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Suocrryo OrccRnupcn-0oS Sunday
morning last 6cAngDw Mss6ock, Esq.
mem5er IT tho Legislature now in session
at M ,ntpelier, Aom Whitsingham COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with
a razor His rcnaius psssed through
this village Yesterday morning, aceomPa-
nicd by M: Y'5im, y member from HaIit'-x
on their vay to hie native tow. W.
learn from Mr.. Plum, tia. the deceased
f"rseveral days previous to his deat tn, had
Uncovered symptoms of mental aliena-
ton.
On Inursdav morning while the bill
Was before the House for the communication
Vt NE Punishment of DR.. Norman CIe0cc-
tan'!, he arose in his seat and attempted
TO speak, BIZ WIS so much agi.ased that
those, VIII. q near him advised him to
leave the ..,a;<,, which he did accOmpa-
MED bv the officer From this time It was
evident to all hat he was Iahoring under
pa-tis, ms, niiy. We were shown a letter
written b. Mr.. Murisck, az we learn, on
Wesls.as8,y evening in which he discover
cd crest agita;ion Of mind-exp rcsses
mach, sos1 ,w thse - had accepted the
"!fec.,S o1e-~&hatACA - should
survive - Nsas1 - bis family hs would
hercarss decline all public Offices, SC
On Sunday morning he arose a. usual !,
and stepped into shed adjoining the
house, with others % wash. While his fel-
low bosrde IS were washing MIR. Murdock,
turned around and took off his cravat,
apparently to commence washing, but ut
the 'mouent his handkerchief was remov-
cd he Instantly cut his threat with razor
and rushed into the house, but did not pro-
coed FIR hefnre he fell and expired. Mr..
Mirdock was man much respected in
sncictv.-He has left a wife and three
children to whom tho news Of his IN.
timely death must be received with heart
icnding Woodstock Observer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

FOREIGN.-The Emporium and
True American Of the 2'th ult. con-
tains this brief Of foreign affairs:
@The news from Europe possesses
seine intercst. The citizcns OF Antwerp
have joined in the revolutionary move
ments Of the Netherlands. 1t vas at
tackled by the Dutch troops on the 18th
October-bp,nbardc and a. immense
destruction Of property and loss ofllie
ensucd, but the troops were finally re-
pulsed, and the flag of independence
raised. Client had capitulated. val
deg had been driven out Of Spain by
the government forces, hut Nina, the
leading revolutionary commander, was
still making progress. The cons,i.u-
tional Gag was flying at Cadiz and Co
runna. Great fermentation existed in
Poland, The French cabinet has been
changed-the old one fell to pieces.
and gen. Lafayette was charged win
tho delicate task Of forming new one;
Lafsttc is minister Of finance, Maison
Of foreign affairs. Moutaiivc. Of the in
terror, Gerard Of war and Sabastiala
Of the marine. The examination of
the impeachcd ministers had been con-
Guided 1t Paris. but no further pro-
eer8iua ia --~lasio~ to 4hosa hA4 taken
place. Disturbances of a serious as.
poet bad occurred In Kent, England,
and the duke Of Wellington had been
assaulted in London by mob. The
kings speech at the opening Of Parlia-
ment has been rcceived-it is n pacific
and respectable production. Ru-
mours were afoat in England. that un-
less the differences in the Netherlands
shonld result in a compromise with the
king. the kingdom would he dismem-
bcred. and considerable portions Of j;
annexed to France ard Prussia. The
cast Of Europe appears tranquil and
quiet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Ponx.-The Hamilton (Ohio) In
telligenccr Of the 18th ult. says:-Our
streets are literally filed up with the
numerous droves oflarge fat hogs that
are coming in to the pork merchants Of
Hamilton and Rossville, and passing on
to Cincinnati. The other day in at
tempti'gto gcthome we found our way
obstructed by the van Of a drove from
Indiana which we were informed num-
bercd eikhtcea huadre1 We were
no, little amused In observing sever
al large stall fed oxentravclling social
ly along with the bristly herd. One
Of the oxen it was supposed would
weigh about sixteen hundred pounds
If pork and beefand -four and eAiskey
would only put QUE Southern neighhoIs
in good humor they shall have enough
of them. while we could still supply
our yaakce friends with a few Of our
notions Of that sort.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
.V.HTH.Z.VFEL lie HIS.

RESI- &c TFCLi.I infsr.ns rs frs.r.s :;
and Tire public generally. that nc ccn.ir~
ne 70 .nanuf,cture work IN tie hsst and
nea'est manner, constant supply {.
f;enslernen'sa nd 1.adic-' ssr,hi,es, Vaiice<.
Por'snan'enus. Bibles, Wbirs. Rotea
pla.edh'ts, and sprrup irons, Webbing
sadd!e-srees, seat ting and other articles III
his line Of husire-s. All Of which be viii
dispose # On reasOnaf 10 terms; pcrxnps
wishing 10 purchase, nre respectfully in
vi.ed 10 cal! and sce Cor themselves.
Janu-c u, 1881. l-2,n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
STATE LEGISLATURE
From the &pdia NJ Journal
APpORTlONNENT.

We gave in tho last Journal, the f;ca.:
lures ola bill which had been reported
to the Senate making an arpor,icil
lncnt of Senators and Representatives.
We give below the provisions Of a bib
on the same subject, reported to the
House Of Representatives on Wcdpes
day, which has been ordered to a third
reading. and will undoubtedly pass
1t PROV idcs that the county Of Wayne
shall form one Senatorial district; the
counties Of Fay cite and I 'nion ono the
counties of Marion ard Hamilton orc;
the counties Of Madison, Hancock. an6
Henry one; the counties Of Randolph.
Delaware, Allcr. Ekhart, and st. Jo-
seph ono; the counties Of Franklin.
Harrison. Jefferson. Dearborn, Wash
ington, Rush, and Putnam each one
district; the Court of Posey, Van
derburgn. ard Warrick one; the coun-
lies OF Switzerland ard Ripley ore;
Decatur and Shelby one; jackson,
Jennings, and Scott one; Bartho.O
new and johnson one; Clark and
lloyd one; Monroe, Owen, and T. rcen
one; Morgan. Hendricks, AND Eocn
one; Gibson, Pike, ard Dubois one.
Cra~ ford, Perry, and Spencer cncs
Orange and Lawrence ore; krox.
Davies, and, Martin one; Vigo. Sui
livan, and Clay one; Nc,million
ard Parkc ono; Fountain ard War
rcn orc; Montgomery and CLIFTON
one; Tippecanoe, Carroll, ard Cas-
one. In regard 10 the House Of Rep
rc>entatises. tho lii! provides that tic
counties OF Wayne ard Dearborn sEaH
each lie entitled to four; tie courty
Of Clark to three; the counties Of
Washington, Jefferson, Harrison, + ay-
cite, Franklin. Urion, Parke. Putnam
Rush, Knox, Vcrmilhon, Switzerland,
Tippecanoe, ard Fountain, to TIVE
each; the counties of Orange and
lawrence to three; the counties II
Marion. Hcnry- fosct, Ripley, n~sa-
tur, Shelby, Scott, Jennings, Jackson,
Bartholomew, Johnson, lloyd, Mon
roe, Owen, Greene, Morgan. Gibson,
Cra~ ford, Sullivan, Vigo, Clay, Ds-
yiess, Hendricks, Warren, and Martin
each to one; the counties of Hamilton
and Boon to one; Madison and Ha1
cock to ono; Vnndcrhurgh ard War
rick to one: Pike aud Dubious to ones
Spencer and Perry toone Carroll and
Cass to one; Montgomery and Clinton
to two; Randolph and Delaware to
one; Allen, st. Jc eph, and Elkhart
to one.
GSince the above was in type the
bill has passed the House Of Represc1-
tatives b, large majority.