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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

GENERAL l1EsArx.-De>aiy. who
was born in Ausergnc, had served tol
several wears a. an officer in the regi
ment OF Brittany. His stature wa:
tall and his figure singular. He had
tine black fiery eyes, ard nose that
seemed TO descend from the top oil me
forehead: his thick and usually sep
arated lips showed set of teeth OF
sparkling wilderness; his hair fiat and
black as let. shaded his dark face
Ills gait was embarrassed. but still
without awkwardness. ard betrayed
ba-hfunes, and want Of knowledge OF
the world. ,togethe he resembled
a savage 81 the banks OF the OroOnoko
dressed IL French clothes. But one
sooa cot accustomed to him. His voice
was soft. and when once drawn out OF
his usual reserve. he delighted by the
variety Of his Information. and the
simplicity Of ftis manners. He bad
hone OF the faults OF men accustomed
TO camp life. never heard MIN utter
avu'gar expires sior,-an indecent word
made hun blush. As he was constant
y easy and kind. his staff led a merry
life. and the pretty girls Of the Palati-
nate used frequently to visit his head
quarters lie smiled at our pleasures
without sharing them, but with the in
ulgence of a father who shuts hi.
eve, on his chlldren's wild tricks.
do hot think ever saw him dressed In
the uniform of his rank: he usually
wore blue coat without any and
the sleeves Of which we're So short that
We used to say in Jest. that he had GER
taini, worn il when he first took the
sacrament He frequently mounted
his horse without a sword when he
went TO visit bis posts. One night.
having ordered an attack Oh the con-
vent of Marienborn. near Mentz.
which the enemy occupied in force. he
suddenly found himself without arms.
in the midst Of a surprise body of in
fantry. which was defending itself with
the bayonet amongst the vines. De
saix-l'erceivinghe had forgot password.
pulled vine prop cut of the ground.
and continued fighting as if he had
OrIando's sword in his hand. Savarv.
who was then bis aid-de-camp, threw
himself before him, Just in time to save
his life, ard killed an Hungarian gren-
adler. that was about to pierce him
with his Observation-Disclosures Of L0reiette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

suit, aud the Polish generals found
themselves unable to oppose with ten
thousand soldiers. which was the whole
Of their force the united attack OF H.
" thousand men. After severe con-
iiiet OF eight hours. the resistance on
the part of the Poles ceased; but the
massacre OF the dctestable Suwarrow.
VINO. from his aabituai cruelty. was Sc
lected for this service. continued tor
two hours longer, and the pliIage ias-
ted till noon on the following day.
Five thousand Poles were computed TO
have been slain in the assault; the re-
n.ainder were either imprisoned or DIS
pcrsed.-The citizens were compelled
70 lay down iheirarms; and their houses
plundered BY the merciless Russians,
who. after the battle had ceased near
| " ten hours. about nine O'Clock at night
set fire TO the town. and again began
to massacre the inhabitants Nine
thousand persons, unarmed men, de
| fenceless women. and harmless infants
persisted either in the flames. or b, tho
sword, ard nearI, the whole OF the su
burd was reduced to ashes. In tht
whole of this .eige it is computed tina
not less than thirty thousand Pole.
lost their lives"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SAflf..

"HE subscriber offers for sale, his
well known farm, situated on
/ our-mlle creek. Preblc county, Ohio,
Ia miles southeast OF Richmond. and
: SOUTHWEST of Eaton. This farm con-
tains four hundred and twenty acres OF
excellent iand-about three hundred
are cleared, and under high state Of
cultivation. There is "A large bearing
orchard, of young and thrifty apple
and peach trees, on the farm com
Portable double cabin, Of hewn logs
stables. &c. &c. For terms, apply on
the premises. or to the Subscriber, liv-
ing four miles east Of Richmond, d.
rectiy on the national road, Wayne co.
Indiana.
PAUL T.ARSH.
n. B. have also, a half section of
unimproved land. of an excellent quail
ity. lying four miles from indianapolis.
which would be exchanged for real es..
tate IN this county, or for cash.
p. l..
July %, 1891. 3On
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

There 4 = gourd at the museum.
the growth Of the present season. I'M
der those shade modern Jonah or
even a1oliah might repose. Ii meas
ures five feet four and a half inches
in circumference. and weighs iifty-six
pounds. Ii was raised in Hubbards.on.
BY Mr.. Aaron Greenwood. nephew oil
the superintendent OF the museum,
from seed brought b. Mr.. Moses G..
rom a place 7D miles west Of Little
Rock. III Arkansas Boston
Iracetisr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

i short and comprehensive SERMON
from the Portsmouth Journal of Sa-
turday last
N1WsP bess ROW ERs.-Readcr,
if YOU borrowed this paper, send II
right back-as you may feel chap at
Ter you have hnisned this paragraph.
1.-the tailor sends nese coat home
to you, would you think YOUR neighbor
far INNS request for the first use OF
tt?
Ii the baker leaves you hof loaf.
should you like 10 lend il to your neigh
Dor, aud have it returned cold, with
the corner. knawed Off
II the peanypost leaves a letter on
your counter, should YOU think il right
Ia your heIg hbor TO seize it, before GU
bad time 10 read it, to tally a load oil
potatoes ON il, and Thank YOU for the
use OF it some hours after, if he should
not be % unfortunate as to lose ii!
II these things are not gignt--lhen Il
as not raght 10 borrosp newspaper on me
aay 7rhea u d published.
we have received a request from
one OF our Subscribers 10 discontinue
his paper for the present. for no othc r
reason thar that he is plagued By Dor
rosrers. We Presume that they are not
such persons a- he can very well deny
the use OF the paper. SO It ie sctfh you,
borrorer. whoever you are! The per-
sou who lent you this, although he op-
pGre,,uy did it with much pleasure,
wished that you would take the paper
yourseli, and not take his ne7r coat, hot
loaf, and ie,ter. before he has made full
use OF Their, himself.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

A Petition win be presented to the
"A next session Of the legislatures
of Ohio and Indiana. praying for the
Incorporation ola company to construct
a Raj. ROAD. from Richmond, In
diana. to some convenient point on the
Miami canal.
Editors ofpaPers in Ohio, friend
!, to the work, arc requested TO give
the above notice an immediate insers
ton.
Oct. -. 1881.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

"HE undersigned having obtained
from the Probate Court of Grant
county. Indiana. Letters Testamentary
on the estate of Thomas Knight, late
OF said county OF Grant. deceased
All persons indebted TO said estate. arc
hereby requested to make Immediate
payment; and those having demands
against the same. are notified TO pre-
sent their accounts properly authen-
ticatcd for settlement within the time
prescribed by law. Tie estate is SOL
vent.
SOLOMON KNIGHT.
ELI ONERMAN. Ex'rs.
October 10Th, 1881 Al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

men aeciiHed giving Ter the trouble, but
she insisted on giving them ocular DEM
oasiraison that she was not a heatiien.-
Accordingly the bible vas brought, nice
iy covered, and on opening 1t, the old W.
man exclaimed, "Weli, how glad am
that lou have come here are my specta-
cIes. that | have been locking for these
three Years, and did'n, know where &c
tlud EN-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

YANKEE ESrERrR,sE.-sne Editor
OF the Stonington Phoenix mentions.
thai tvo small snacks. ii about forty
toss burthen, Their decks within a few
inches at he bends OF the waters edge.
with q crew OF SIX men each. started
from that port few days since for the
South Seas. fish or fortune huntinc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

FALLoF WARsAw.-Itisnow thirty
seven years since Warsaw fell before
the Russian troops under the barbar-
ons Suwarrou and other Russian gene
rails. In that seige Warsaw was de-
Tended By more than one hundred pie
oes Of cannon disposed upon thirty
three betteries.
The Russian succeeded Ia their as
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

\ person, the other day. asked d
woman residing III Martins court, Lon
don. whether any one had been with
them 10 take the census. ''Senses.
she replied, II don't thiak there i any
sense lett amongst us for them 10 take.
for We art qutrrciiin5 aud lighting
one with another. morning, noon. and
nIgnt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

Some gentlemen of bible association
'ately calling nPon an old woman In New
Orleans. to sec if SIZE bad Biole, were
severely reproved win the reply. .Do
yvo', think. gentlemen, that an heather.
to nsk such a question:" Then address
nc little girl. she said. Run and fetch
the bible out Of my drawer. thar | NAV
show y - the gentlemen" The gentle
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

RESPECT FOR Til. DEAD.


Their = no feeling in our nature
stronger or more universal than that
which insists upon respect for the dead.
ii : found IN every age and nation.-
The savage shows Kindness and revc-
reree to the dead. which he never pays
the living; and enlightened man ranks
It among the most sacred OF his duties.
to offer the last sacrifice of affection at
the grave. IL the belief prevailed
nov, rs III ancient DAYS. that the spir-
ats or the unburied suffered for the ne
giact of their friends, this feeling might
Dc more easily accounted for; hut it
Noes not seem 10 partake of supersti-
tienti. l. rather sentiment. euli ghteacd,
ins.. arr maalv sentiment. i,iu ncing
not Only he intelligent. but many be
sides. who in general seem TO he stran-
gers TO stro',, and delicate feeling.
The light 1earted soldier, IT the
grave Of his con erad-. feels a heaviuess
which makes hin better man for the
time. the rough sen nan leans thought
fully over the side Of j. vessel. I'll the
waters which the plu = ofthe cor.sei
has broken, are calm, and .lncoas ciou.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

4 worthy burgess vas asked at one
of the late elections. / he gave his vote
from pure motives. .-Oh. zartainlv.
cried pumpkin. "vor l got a. pure a
we pound vor it, as ever l had in nv
life"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03
A::ts2s
POETRY.
From the Cincinnati Mirror.

From the Cincinnati Mirror.
DfRGE OF THE INDIAN WIDOW.
III eit me down beside Thy grave,
To watch thy snt repose,
And listen 70 the ripping wave
Tia, rear thy dwelling flows;
For thou upon its gentle tide
Ia brighter do, dlsist love TO glide,
When DAY ocgan 20 close;
And stars were giisl' ning IN their spheres,
And evening shed her balns tears.
Vow often uy our cabin door,
Have We sat down at ese,
While thou wouldst teIlih war deeds Ger
And |, a chaplet weave.
Of fairest flowers 10 deck tfrg brow,
For NOBLE daeds, that none but thou
Ia battle could Il achieve;
And as twiped the wreath, sung
The songs 81 our native tongue.
But nov, sing saddcr song
'Twerc mcckerv 10 be gay.
For thou amid the happy throng!
Hast ionrncyed.a r away;
TO meet in thai bright sunny land,
Thy father and his gallant band,
That fell in bloody frav,
Wi'h neyer-dying lauTeis crown'd,
Gather'd from n.anv battle-ground.
BIT moons have come, and moons have
past,
Since that Ill -fatsd hour,
And angry storms have pour'd their blast,
Against my summer bower
Since thou, with spear and tended bow.
Went forth against thy nations foe,
To crush their rising power;
And met the bravest of their rnce,
Arm 20 arm, face to face.
Three times thy winged arrows flew,
Like lightning, from Thy bow;
Each to its deadly am told true,
And laid its victim low:
Bu' thrice az many, in despair,
Sprang forth, ike useEs from their lar,
And dealt the fatal blow,
That gave to thee, a warriors he'd
To me. gallant chle.taln dead.
Bui al inconquer'l as thou vert,
tntIi that moment came.
il could not sr,cve thy manly heart,
70 fall so ripe in fame;
For thou had 81 never iy'd 10 feel
The dread of death. the fear Of steel
Or sacriic'ai fame.
No coward thought, could ever rest
One moment, in thy fearless breast.
dress'l thee for that distant land,
In all a chieftaia's pride;
Placed the keen Ratchet in thy hand,
The war-cub bv thy s.ic;
Thy GOV and arrows, too. arc there,
With ell the trophies ,ho,. di,.st wear
Through iife's cventiul iIde,
And all things else ihpa ,oveo'st b;l; me.
Are softly resting there by thee.
And soon thy spirit Will meet,
Upon that golden shore,
Where sous more bright, and flowers more
sweet,
Shine, Gloom. ioseycrTore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

T.iE Subscribers have just receiv-
IL ed, and opened in their store
rooms. a splendid assortment of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03
&c 10 osekS IN 5AS.Gs
WILL BE GIVEN FOX CLEAN
EL.2Y.LE IN

Delivered al cur Oll-MiIL. near Rich
nond. la or al Pummer's old store stand
and at the several stands throughout the
adjoining country
PLUMMER a. KIRK.
Sth mo. 9th, 1881. 35-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03
List Of Letters.

Remaining IN the Post Office. a.
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, on
the lst day of October, 1881, which
will be sent to the General Post Office
as dead letters il not taken out within
three months.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-12-03

OF rnE LATEST PATTERNS. AND RpSI,
QUALITY, AMONG WHICH ARE:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
W,pSrsnAY March 81.

A message was received. from tn Ssnaie, IN
forming tnAt they had passed the Oil cnnccln-
ing lhs psocrssiop,ng 81 land ~ the co lniy al
N.l,on--and that they rrcede trum ten iout h
amendment a. an act 10 incorpoi ate III ot'un-
tou a. Potolusc Raj Company-,ni from thrIr
utn.n,lmvuI to tue bill author sIrg the Bua,d
oi Public Works 10 subscribe, on behhlt Oi thr
Commonwealth, 10 the stock oi tue Petersburg
Rad Koad Company, to whl.h the House Oi DE
legafes disagreed.
The sng,ns ed bill TO form new county out
Of parls of ohfnanao h Had Rockingham, was
taken up. and, on m"tiUn Of Nj, Mcmahon
read a 81 um and on no ION ~ Mr.. BayIy,
the name OF Page wUS gwen to the new couu-
MIR. McMahon speke a, co siderable length
sgsinst the passage OF the bill.
Mr., Lewis supported The bill which WIS fur.
shsr opposed by M. Williams OF D, aud al.
W, aied nv M Harris
On ,nol,on oi Mr.. Mealahon, the AYES aud
Noes were mae,.j, and thu question bsine
put, III, bA passed by tn. following vote -
Ayes 10. Noes ~.
MI RutnrIi oorJ from be Select Commute,
on the subject, reported substitute Tor tue
former bill, concernng Pitts, and regulatin,
their Tees.
The substitute, ns amended was adopted, ant
crdned 10 be eugtossed
Mr.. Williams oil Shenandoah, from the Com
rntttee ot General Laws. recommended IN,
concurrence of The Huuse m the amendments o
the Senate to the bill couceropg tho Wa
Ser Works IN the City OF ltchmou Agreed TO
Ga motion Of MI Leigh, tue Bill concern
ing the Court of Appeals. and the specia
Court OF Appeals, was lead ,s'ce aud commit
ted.
On motion of Mr. Zinn the bill reea stlng tn
psymen, OF judgments ur DEGREES against tn.
Commonwealth, was read two. aud order cd
10 be engrossed
On molten ot VI Summers, The Bill max in.
provision for the extension OF the kanawh
Turnpike 10 Big Sandy RIVER, was read two
aud ordered 10 be committed.
On lpoiiUn vi Mr.. HAT l"e House az ourn
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
THURSDAY, March 81.

The Speaker laid before the Hosse The fol
ioalug COMMUNICATION tom The Governor
Executive Department,
March 23d. le3l
GU: now have the honor to 10y before
tine House at Delegates, a COMMUNICATIVE f. OIL,
the Pres ,dent Of the Uni,.d States, in answer
10 a letter. addressed tn him on thu 26ih day OF
January, asking iniornatlon desIredb by REQ
lutiou OF the General Assembly, OF the I'D Jau-
uAry ias--and also requesting an expression
OF optn,an relative 10 our GAINS against the
FEDERAL Government, vet nnsa,I,hed.
have the honor 10 be, Sir. your obedieut Sr
want JOHN / LLOYD.
The Hon. Linn Banks,
Speaker Of he House Of Delegates.
MAsHISorrE, lstn March, 1854.
SIR : Your irttr 81 u- 10th January last
referring 10 a resolution of the General Assem-
bIv o, Virginia, " requesting you 10 asc rtain
what po,,ioo ofihe three millions eve aundred
thousand dollars, allowed 10 Virginia by the
act Of Congress, providing Tor the funding OF
the debts OF III: States, has bern placed 10 the
credit of the Commonwealth OF Virginia, on
account OF the debts contracted during Va. I,v-
ulitionary war ; and whetber hnhl settle
nlSni, according 10 the provisions al that at
h.s ever 'aken place be ween Virginia aud the
Unitsh SisIes' du,y received, and without
d lay referred 10 the Secretary Of the lreasu-
w for his report thereon
The great pressure uu the Department dU.
tue The session OF Cong ress has a,iay.d HI.
report until nov and as The session of your
Legislature ia drawing 10 II Close, | In .teo Ia
10y II before you, with the hope thai IL will b
rece,, I'd AS a sa,isiat tory answer 10 the iuqai-
res contained 10 their resolution,
You viii perceive by las report, from the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

DIGGES' OFFICE, !
Lynchburg, March 31st, 1881.
Drawn sumbars ia the Dismal swamp Loueiy,
Class No. 8, for 1881
IA 80 SO 20 II "a 16 lS
Run your Luck IN the Grand Consoidated
LOTTERY, mo. o. PRICES of SlO,O0O--2 oil
$5,oOo-2 of $4,000, &c--Tbe drawing OF
which will be received on Saturday-Tickels TO
be had at DlGGES' OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

Good Friday A barri.ter being concerned
in u cause which he wanted TO postpone Tor
n few days, asked Lord Mansfield when he
would bring it on On Friday next, SAID his
Iordshp. win You phrase 10 consider, m,
lord next Friday is Good Friday ," don't care
for that the better day the better deco. Wen
my lDrd, you viii OF course, do as you please
but if you do sit on that day. believe you'll
be the lr.t judge who dad GU a Good fuda,
since PoniIus Pilates time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

HEuReU AN [ to decree OF the Superior
II Cour, OF Chaacsry, Tor the Lynchbnrg
District, rendered on the 10th day vi May
1880, IN the suit OF Davis against Hawkns
!he undersigned Marshal uf the said court will
sell. TO the highest bidder, for cash, al Hedtori
Co"tt-1nusr, on the fourth Monday in April,
1881, II being court day, negro woman Let
+, mentioned 10 said decree.
]. A. HOLCoMBE, NJ.
March 2S. lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
T.. ROPER, WI, ID.

Surgeon Dentist, of Philadelphia.
- EoPECTFULLY informs the c nx n. If
t-SS Luxembourg and its vicinity, that he v III
be ready TO Practice in the line OF his p,o(-s.
son. on the I'd OF April, at the Frank in Hotel
"nere lie VIII remain for one week only, being
his last visit to the South.
~ o. IT, Roper proposes selling the Terra
'ne"'"'c ieem, invented by him, being far
p'ee'"o'e I" all corrupihle artificial sssih for
oe"uy a"a durability, as they are not Inferior
to any ever invented.
March 81 -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
IRInAY Nlnrch %.

YESTERDAY. mt,sage was received from the
Soma ,nlo,mlng that lhey had passed thu bill
To regr.iats The tolls for pa,nng Mayo
aud Trent. Bridgts- Also, vita amendments,
the bill anlhorla ng rhr Construction of sectio
oil IN road aiong ,ne Jane, Rover Canal IN lieu
Of subscribing two h1hs OF thu stock.
lhe Speakcr presented communication
from lhr Governor enclosing the following let.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
l. no VI ENGLAND.

A vessel arrived nj 81. johns, " B, on tn
9Th inst 81 day from Lly pool. h, only III
tclgence gwen IN the 81. Johns paper Of the
On, - the following
The Liverpool Courier, Of Febroary 9TH,
says As the meeting OF Parliament approach
es, the f"mof' CON more treque"t aud po.-
tive, that mIsnndersiandngs exist in the Mi :
Istre, as TO HE plan Of reform and tia, tn,
ar'stocracy, q others interested ~ the bosoug h
system, are combining 10 resist any consdera.
BILE change with United strength.
There nre NJ preSen, in manufacture in En-
land ooe 900 stand nj arms for France, 600,
900 10, Russia, and 3O0,oeO for Prussia. At a
moderate esIim l., one milton and IA half ster.
lug. N. T. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

EnwARn rno.r, b. h. been appointed BY
The fre.tdrui. 10y nnt Win the ADVICE anu con
cent of the Senate Dl.itiet Attorney for south
Cstoline. IN the room Of John oad.d,u, Esq.
deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

Inc Hon. RtcusRp RUsH has accepted The
Invitation Of IT, CiosuPB'e sooirfy OF the
College Of Sss Jrr,sy Ia DELIVER the oefi an
nual "rsli,n belofe Tue tsa literary 'octsi'e' Of
Nassau iIsll. u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
FOR SALE.

"A Ne'egan' Philadelphia made BAROUCHE
AMOUNTED with brass. constructed Tor one
or TWO horses-also, square PL4NO FORTE.
Enquire of the Printer. -
February %,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
HIS Freellancg John Fiogd.

GoVPlunT ui thc Comm on Nthlih oil va
These documpris werr LAID on the table.
Tue bill 10 abolish the Board OF Public
Work., vas read ihild tImr, and on the ques
ton ol filing the blank Tor the salary oil the
Public Englntet
Nj. Gaode moved 10 Il u tho BLANK viii
5000. NJ. rerrill IN aved To FL II with s3ooO
A dsbats took place on this question, Ia
which Messrs GonAe and WI hams OF tlarr,s-
on, supported the sun ot =, 900 which was op-
posed by MIR. Jackson
Further conversation took place between
Mrssrs Anderson OF Bolstouri, Goode Witch
~, Leigh and Eppes. when the question benz
taken nr 5000, winch was rejected by a vote
oi Al 10 II the black WAS ordered Go be
filled with 250O dolIas.
Mr. RWesof Prince George, moved the fol-
lowing r,drI:
PrOridtd, however, that nothing here; n COZ
tanned. shall prevent the Principal Engineer
| from receiving the salary of $3.50 for The pr,
sent year.
THIS was acceded TO by Mr. Gcode. and
amended on his motion by the addition vi Tie
following
Provided. also, that the Second Auditor TO,
the time being, shsll he member II tn,
Board oil Pablo Norks, rs hereby organ,z
ed.
The ryder as amended was read a secoot
tin', and ordered to he eDGrossed.
On the question of the passage of the bill
some debate took place, and IN motion OF Mr.
DtvHson the ayes and nors were ordered
and the question WAS decided IN the athrma-
tive.
On motion Of Mr.. Spurlock, the House adj
iournrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
DO Nh SRI q.

Huntington. March y. The sefff'ary u The
Nay left the Sea- OF Government q iew days
ago, on a sislt 10 Sorth catoliaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
RIrnNnHp, March %. 1881

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