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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-03
district of Columbia,
County of alexandria, Sci
November Term, 1851.

November Term

William Fowle, surviving partner
Of IaWrasou Fow!e, Cum
piainant ,,u,rrrpY
against SiH IH"t''
Philip &. Msrs,. h r, jonathan Jan
ney, and Josiah n. Davis, dc
PENDANTS.
TIVE Defendant, Philip G. Nsrsteher, not ha'"s
entered his appearance al this suit, and gwen see
rty according to the statute and the rules OF o,'s
Court and it appearing. 10 the satisfaction OF Tue
Court that the said Philip & Mars,eer is not an III
hsbtsn' of the District of Columbia, on the m''ioh
of the Complainant, by hi counsel. IT is
Osdered That the said Philip G. Marste'ier do ap,
pear here on or before the first day of tie next Npr
Term of this Court. and answer the Compisinahts
Bill ani give security for performing the DEGREES VI
lhs Court; and that the said Jonathan Iarney and 10
sah IT, Davis do not convey, pay away or secrete the
debts BY them owing TO, or the money, estate o ef
fects in their hands belonging TO, the said sbsent De
PENDANT un,l the further order and decree OF tins
Court; and that cop, of this Order be forthwith pub
sh,d in the Aiexanlra Phcnx Gazette for two months
sccessiyey and another copy pos at the front door
of The Court house of the said ounty
Vest. EDM. |. LEE, e. C..
der m
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Splendid Furniture
Handsomely executed
CHARLES KOONf :

CHARLES kDONFS,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, neat doc
to the corner Of .fifred street.
sEAs on hand ,nd constantly manufactures gene.
al assortment #
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for eie ,nce and durability, ii competition
His stock, generally consists of
Grecian and plain sof.s cnuches a"d lounges
Mahogany and all kinds Of lrs" ng room chairs
Grec,an, winged and single Hsrdrobes
Pc,lesraeDd idebosrls nith narb e tops and mirrors
Gothic aud various other ditto
Pier tables. with m rifle and mahogany tops
Pi!ler and block lining, card and breas fast tables
do claw do do do do
Plain do do DO do do
Centric or loo do
French nd varsou other bureaus, with and without,
mirrors
Ladies ir-sunE tables, with aud without mirrors
Ditto workstan,is and music stools
Ditto ,n gentlemen's cabinet, secretaries and BOOK
cases
~ asks'snds. with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and pan mahogany, bird eve, and cur
maple and Common besdsteads
Cribs cradles, cSnd shaving 10 ,po' liable desks
and every other article in The cabine' ins.
LIREH1SE,
Mahogany OF various kinds, steam sawed, curl ans
sha led vcneerS cuOsi 4ckmr 'nitons, Cords
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Letter fton VI. Hakston

Dear Sir Thee ,r.n ,ipIently II. cted with Rheu
matte oompIsnt for wears; even m, tngers were
80 contracted could nei'hrr dress unlress myself
have onty used tw boxes "f he Extracts. and am
perfectly restored. Yours truly K.RAISiON
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~ tice

To the Citizens Of this place and the Public &C.
neraHy.
s1,n< Passengers for Baltimore
isSfSS-.Ia,rxN &C. are resp =ctfu'ly inform, 4 tea,
they can secure 'helr passage to
-s.ss''o's-'~'* Baltimore b, the g. II IT o'cloc
Line of Coaches from Washington, taking seats in
Alexandra At Newton's hotel, and leaving IN the z.
g. g. 10, IL or II O'Clock boats for sshing'on rs
there will be Coaches a, the whsrfto convey them up
20 the Stage Oii:a without INV extra charge.
BY this Arrangement passe myers cannot be disap
pointed ezra Coaches furnished for private parties
at all times
Fare to Baltimore So
=. s Nine o'clock stage by way of the Rail Road
TIlDS S BLACKBURN
may IA DIFF Agent.
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DyspeO4ia

'S'hE subscriber continues To apply the newly drs'
d red remedl for ID, spepsia. which la, inside pr
feet cures IF hundreds in this and other places Ms
price IS moderale Application to be made at b
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
WM HARPER
~ general supply Of fresh Drugs--medicne'st
on hand and offered as low the, can be purchiS.
in Alexandra for cash ur the usual credit.
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CERTYF,W.99E.

The following communications sdlrt ssed 10 The :,
prietor of Judkins' Ointment from ,be Hon Inbn y
listerro Member of Congress, is highly intercs,ug
The gratu,tous manner in which it is made eyb;s.
feelings OF no ordinary character towards suffering ~
manlt,: and is certainly well deserving of public :,
tenion:
"isHissroS, January ., 1870
SIR-lt has been my wish fora considcrsbl, ,
TO communicate to >0u the good effect with which
have used the DIN mcnt invented by A Mr.. IudLi,'
and winch now understand is made and sold h.
agents appointed bv yourself have annI,d ~,
ointment during the last three years to every ,prc,
Of tumor and wound, without failure 10 produce .s
in every instance. consider il the mos, d, Id, ~
efficient remedy in all cases OF tumor be tho $50
whatit may; and have found no,hn @ Sd God G.
wounds Of any description It may be MON, y.
add, that the cure of a tumHr called white swell,
given over by the most distinguished physician, {.
durable. and which they drcdtd would, wi,hou, an,
aion. prove fatal TO the patient was, under nv INN.
date notice, effected by the use of Judkins On,m,r
and the patient is in fine health His limb sflte,d'
the tnmor being restored to perfect state of ,o,Oi
ness isO that tie leg OF an az. man which had b
wounded, and exhibited drsadfully ulcerattd "a,
face from the knee to the foot, and which f., ~,
Than tw" years. had been considered incurabc wal
'ectuaily cured by the application of Jutkins' Oir
ment. mention these two cases. which fell underr,
immediate notice ard management, Ms n decided -,
dcnce Of the eticac, OF this remedy IN cases of,r
and ofucers. have expc ience,l, rs decidedly. n,
g0nd elect nfthis remedy IN the cure of Feop, an,
IT every spe ccs Of fresh wound II seems to me thu
any "nt who VII obs the operation of I'M, FIN,
meet, mast be satisfied as to its beneficial effect Ira,
with Tie utmost confidence recommend the use ol,f,
valuable remedy
am, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALIAFERRO
To Mr. ogAnLE> lIBRsr ms. Propretor)
oi .judSis' Ointmc Mt, near Prede
rCkiowT. I'D.
NOTICE.
81 Having been for several years in DOSE,
sion ~ a concern in Mr.. NATHAN sHEPrERp's Dsrr.
for making end vending h., Imminent. known B, IN
nam Of Dr W Judhins' Patent Specific Ointment
and Sad Nathan sh pherd having obt lin. d smw p
ent thereon. ana having likewise rrnex.S With
n. Shepherd the same interest held betHe. II il
deemed necessary that public notice be given Of he
circumstance. Having devoted much time and car.
daring the above period, in preparing and making Tho
ointment, and been instrumental in giving il ,hr psvr
ra character IL has sustained with whatever improve.
ment. all this time, it has received. present TO
pubic attention As heretofore, the genuineDe. q
The ointment may be known by the label around Id.
ointment pot, thus:
Made and sold wholesaie and retail near Ft,drJ,
ND by Z HerSfons, concernedin the patent right"
mr. D. e., jiti.tS ,itIt, 'dSs
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
Jun Nruggisf. Fairfr >r,a
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AnNM 4 FuWcN, Il,
Uphoisterer and Haitrass Manufacturer,
'l<EIpERS us re-per'fu' acS i,w d. ,,nens tn the
public in gen raj tor due yer, liberal ncourage
nent he has r. ceved am 'nforms them that lie has
IN hand a general ,ssorSmen of
New live gee. feather beds
Best cur,.d hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Car tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chars, &c &c.
New We gee>e fe.thers and Spanish moss sold By
ne large or small quantities
Al of which can be warranted nf the very best qua
'v and VIII De disposed OF on reasonable terms for
ash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-03
superior Madeira Inc

. HilDs anl Sqrarter casks OF Newton Grrla'
- aurdock and seats superior old London parit'
lar Madeira wine, received per brig Iyanough, sno'
from Madeira. via New York, and for sale hy
S3UUEL HESS RSUITH
Who will receive All forward 80 Haieira Ord'r !,
vine at the same qrs'i;y, ths parce! having been 'N
out a. ,Iuples for that purpose
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-03
Is Economy the surest Road 10 UEAL7A"
RenOvatlng and Coat Dressing.

SHE subscriber returns hi, thanks to his friend. iri
epublic forthe liberal encouragement he hs
received aud informs them that he still continues 10
clean and dress Cloth Coats Psntsloons &c Osaic CO
Tors IN an entire new plan, and without injury 10 tie
shape rfthc collars, NC Spots, grease. sc removed.
md the original loss restored To- the cIoI; andscG
ne tail n giving ss'.ftc'inn. charge will be usdG
The work csn BE- e;. with SIR J W Smith. 3, M 8.
issac's Tailoring Establishment King street, OF With
the subscriber, II nr Greer s Chair Factory CppOs
StwtoE's Franklin House Hotel
sepsrug attended TO A HAMMOND.
apr 6-2awtf
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Cash fur .Negrues

fH Negroes IT both sexes from IL to IS years of
age, field hands; also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give
csll, are determined to give higher price fol
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
be in this market, and no certificates required.
Any communications promptly ate ended to. We can
st all times be found at ourresdence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C.
jan IS FRANKLIN s. ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-03
Il most valuable E4ST TNDLi MEDICINE,
For the Cure of Rheumatism, &c.

Extract Of letter from the Rep James English dated
Bengal 10 has friend Dr +. Bea~ea IN London
..Desr sir-Agreesby to your request, have with
diff alt, procured now send you b. IN sup JASON
Capt Robert som few pounds OF the P0,adelphus, or
WHIST generally goes by TIE name OF India Extract.
Medicine universally esteem d among the people of
India. for the of eumatisn. Was to inform
YOU of the number of people who are daily relieved and
cured b, this vaua IL remedy, it woul require more
paper than am able to purchase, and more than am
abir TO bestow Indeed the effect f this Medicine is
so Immediate, that in RHEUH41TS " yuu would in
seine cases suppose acted almost like charm IN re-.
moving that painful disease. The usual mode OF K.
Ing isin the for" of Pills shall use all my eadea
TO send on q constant supply" j. r..
Since the Proprietor has received the shove aedi
cine, wishing tina, the poor should beneht BY 1t as
we'll the rch ne has put Vt up IN boxes made Tor the
purpose, with directions round each box, AM has aP
pointed Dr. ROBERT HARRIS Jr of Philadelphia,
the only agent in the U.is Ststes 10 dispose OF the
same with full power to appoint agents where he ma,
think proper r. BED" Eli"
Ajuaicio,ts practitioner speaking ofMs Mdir Extra
expresses himself thus
8. hsv. says hel employed all my skll and talents
find out eiul preparation fore reiie' and cure
Of Rheum .tsm, and most rlemny arm. 'h,' have
never found an, thing good safe an eGcacous
Dr Brdweip- India Extract Yu may depeod uron
it, (s,s he) for have often experienced IT. that It pos
scsscs ever, virtue that Justly ascrbed to sn,
,cne for thst tcrmenng dis, ierc then (says
he AGAIN. YOU IN .dicinc of supera,lve rthcsci
and oil intrinsic value, mild in its operation md certain
IN its effects, which nay gwen w. h success ~
riety cf Chronic diseases bat especially IN obstinate
ufamatory and Chronic rheumatism In pains Ut the
face, &C. pill two taken at bed time will give
lief
III Clark. of New York in le,t,r to the agent of
the Proprietor concludes by s,ing: very class # p"
pie viii ii,d "a tho Enia Eyracta cheap ami valuable
reme,i, for ,he Rheumatism, nave generally found
from one to two boxes have produced cure
"A CLARKE, Ii. d.
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Whiskey.

4. BRI.s. old rye whiskey
y For sale by WI. ID. MUTT
.SssA Houses and LOiS for Sale.
3aEss!6 The large Flour "sre House q" Ms
Eg&saM4 street, now occupied by Mr. u Butt J
1919 II is Of the most desirable sius''"
for business in the town
The thrre-story Brick House Prince street, u
c,pied by John BeckIey as a confectionery store
Also, the Brick Dwelling House on Fairfax Ee,.
near the "a rresb> teran Church, now occupied y
Sir John Mills.
Lost. on Prince street on Friday last, piece Oh WV
about foot long with circular piece OF brass @,e'
ed on the end; il is the pendulum Of small u-'
piece The finder will be suitably rewarded On fsr'
ing tito WIN. d. Null
Jan
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V A\u ,hse "WitAtMg |.0ts
rOp SgJr OR OV GROUND REVT,

For SIZE, OR Nv GHOUND ne W.
q, LOIS on Washington street, adjoining the
% hing Aouse of = Robert crockett, IS r"et
ont. IS iert ie.p.
One LOT, 25 feet front on Princess street,
ru6nir.: uta rs f'.ct
A LOT about g. feet front on Patrick street,
by 12f s. East
LOT 81 feet on Henry street, by l2S 5-l2
west.
Two LOTS, % feet front on Water street,
shout Is feet leep
Two LOTS % feet front on Potomac street,
about rs feet ieep
One LOT 100 feet front on Royal street, by
III 5l2 deep. near Yates's Garden.
And Al l5Jfcet front on Water street, commencing
50 the cnrner ~ F.srklin street 100 feet deep
One LOT IS SIP on Franklin street. Also,
sn.aes 4 PLANTATION in Montgomery
-<'SSsS ,,n'y Ey.gvg.- 3 - r. N Il Org town
Et'ta 500 scre,: 81 - 81 lcrrs "a Wood ihs
.-SsSs,. and IS ouly rnu~ Is, he Oh slpease and
o -, v,..,. ara,sel f,r ro@n rOperty.
F,rt rms. pjeere aPplyro
i 20 TF.HS VO" ELL.
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The sor,, ,r;cles NJ be ii'pseG for cash or to
punctual persons on the most liberal terms.
Avery extensive patronage from Washington 'ndu
ces Inr 70 say, tstI 1T t. ver iIruture toany pur
chasern tina, city free ofeXpeuce
TnrningS &. Carpin q executed in the best manner.
ma, ID
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William Fowle, surviving ps'tner
Of Lawrason x Fow!e, Com
piainant,
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iohn T. s., Aecu,or Of VII :
liam - Page, deceased, who was
Executor Of matthew Page, de.
ceased Comm .yinsut.
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EnN. | LEE, C. C..
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Philip G. Msrst, IL r. jonathan Jan.
ney, and Josiah h. Davis, DC
frndsn,s.
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BEDS MATTR ASSES, sc.

Mahogany OF various kinds, steam sawed, CT
shaded vcneerS, co0si"srnIsh, 4ckinr 'nit",ns
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-22
CONGRESS-
TUESDAY. MARCH -.

ftESDtr, MARCH 10.
In the SENATE, MIR. Dallas from the
Select Committee TO which Was refer
red the application Of the United States
Bank for a renewal Of its charter, re
ported bill. which was read, and or.
dered To second residing.
10 the HousE, at an early hour, the
consideration Of the resolution propos
ing al enquiry into the affairs Of the
Bank Of the u. States, was resumed
the amendment offel ed by MIR. Root.
that the Committee be chosen by bal.
lot, being under discussion. Mr.. Col
lier addressed the House at length,
and Mr.. Nc Duflie briefly, in favor oil
the amendment. The question vas
then taken by yeas and NAYS, and the
amendment was lost-yess 100. nays
l00-the Speaker giving the casting
vote 10 the negative. Mr.. WayDe's
amendment, which proposed the ap-
poIntment of a Committee. Co meet IN
the recess Of Congress. ia examine IN
tothe general arrangement of the Bank
was next considered Mr.. WAYNE al
dressed the House Tor about Two hours
10 favor Of hts amendment, bot With
out having concluded az q quarter past
4o'eiock, he gave way 10 motion COS
adjournment, ~hieh vas carried.
The fOilo~ing u . synopsis of the Bill Zoe ~
shaftering the Bsak q the Uuited Stals a rrpsrt.
ed IN the Senate BY NJ. Dallas. from Select
Committee;
Sec 1. Provides Soc Feas eel ogIa4 ciAf
ter fos IS years.
Directors authorised 10 sppoias two q,
more olhesss 70 sigs sod cssalernRn note
bslOS one haadFed dsllafs.
No notes lander eS0) 70 be issued fro9
the Bank o. any nsnneh. Ssless they be pc,
ab's ~ the Bssh - Brsnek sheaes issued
eEeept - she seqness II The paFsons 70 = hon
they ere delivered.
=. The aesss a NE Bssk, though psysbl.
81 pas'ieulss piaes, hall ~ received b,
every breach y PayDsss - bslasSes due b
aSy State hsak
3 The Cospovasiss psshibised retaisin,
any reel sstsis, other than fos baakieK poe
poees. loRgsF than too years. nsdey penaI
" 81 eio. 900 IN eaeh esse
q Not m0ss tbss tee bsaRches % be sssa
elished ~ Fetsinsd " say slsss. sid 49, no.,
than go. sEesp, IN The sssges N Shieh the,
nov east, without she ssseas - Ihs Lsgials
tuFe.
2. Bonus Of 10000 10 The CovsEnmess
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Prom lie NeU OrIsaus .Ii,o4i.rr, Fes. 20.

Prom he yNeV Orleans .fit7fiser, FEB -.
RESURRECTION.- -Ex,rset of letter dated
City Of Mexieo. Jsn. ~, 1s92, FROM an Ameri-
can gentleman Of respeetabilty resident there, 70
his correspondent, Ia dis city;
" Pray make known ct hOms, that
Captain William Morgan, who vas 50
cruelty murdered twice by the wicked
masOns, IN the northern part Of the
state of New York, and buried in q
sack 10 one Of the Dig lakes, 10 alive
add we'll, 10 this city, aud gaining an
honest livelihood by painting coaches.
houses. &c. lie is not much pleased
that his wife married a mason, but is
very grateful to Nc. Rush for his long
funeral orAtion."
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psysbls Ia shs shsss Sra yesr. 10 three p.,.
0eWta
. Lsvs s.ppIs.sstasy - original &C, :.
eessssss 10 tpeee.
vaIDAy. AAa0R Is.
In the Stwsss, the bill spprs pri.,ioe
$4,000 ssd 8 900 per ssnum 70,
Eve yssss, fer the pssehsse Of Law
bsoks fss the Library 81 Ceag,,,,.
wss passsd. Several private bill,
wese pessed. M. Rsbissss offered
. resoIsiies esseessisk shs s,ses.ios
or the privilege Of hsshise - Meu.
bers ofthe State Lesislssorss.
The bill TO exempt asrehssdi,<,
Imported sndes eessais .eireumssn
ees, from the opsrsiios sf the ses Of
May. 1928, respeesisg the Tariff, vso
considered, and, after seas diseus,
sion, laid 90 the table for The prssess.
The Senate ressmed The eessidsvs.
tion Of Dir. Clsy's resslsties, prepo-
sing Q modi6essiee Of the TsYiG, AID
Mr.. Bib spoke shout tve beers
thereon, when he gave vay g Q 0o-
ton TO adjourn. The Sssate sdisusn.
ed to Monday.
In the House Of Representatives Mr..
Adams, the Chaismsn Of the Com
mite on Manufactures, fes seasoos
stated, asked TO be exessed for tho
remaiodes OF the session, from SER
wing on said Committee. This mo-
ton was opposed by Msssrs. Cam
breleng, J. s. Barbour, Dray,en,
Bates of Maine, Speight and Mercer,
and supported by Mcssrs. Denny,
Davis Of S. Carolina. and D~arbor..
MIR. Everett moved 10 psslpoes tho
motion until Monday, and Mr.. Stew
art moved to postpone IL until We'd
nesday next. AZ the suggestios Of
Mr.. Wayne. Mr.. Adams Withdrew
the request for the present. Mr..
Duncan, from the committee 90 Pub
lie Lands, reported . bill to es,sb.
lish . Surveyor Generals Odics In
the States OF Illinois, lndiass add
Missouri. and 10 ,he Territories OF
Arksnsss and Michigan. Consider
able time was spest in the consider
alton Of the general appropriation
bill FOR the support Of goversmen,
Tor the year 1882. Various amend
ments were proposed and sgseed to.
aud others rejsc,ed or vithdssvu.-
The bill, ss amended, was eventually
ordered - be engrsssed fer . third
reading.
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The report Of COMMITTEES appoint.
ed TO inssaiigate the evils Of lotteries
N PeBnsyIvAbis, states that the nnu,.
Der Of lotIeYy Offices in the city and
liberties OF Philadrlphis, "has been
aseertsioed 10 be one hundred and So
Ueafy seseH ?"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-22

PUBLIC SALE.

~ DI.IC SALE.
NiLL be sold. on Friday the 3oth dsy %
w March, (iBst At the house eg the sub
scriber. near Charlestown,
Three Hork Horses. one Colt,
One road Wagon.
Sheep and Hogs. fhvee Cors.
Uheat and Rye IN the ground.
Earming Utensils " srery description,
Itoo stand Of Bees,
Bacon. Beef and Lard.
I'LL my Househoid and Kitchen Fur.
niture.
A credit Of SIX months viil be given on ell
sums OF Five Dollars and upwards. the pur-
chaser giving bood wi,h approved security
all sums usder Five Dollars must be eeah
No properly to be removed until the ,erms %
sale are complied Sith
The hogs, bacon. beef and lsEd 90 be cold
for cash JACOB HiEDWOf4f Gr
March Is, 1882.
n t,he ssme time. Z wili offer re
hire. until Christmas next. NEGRO GIRL.
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LYxcHsuno, VA. MARCH IA.


We learn thst,on Monday last John
Randolph, Of ReanOke, vas proclaim
ed, st Charlotte Cosrt, . candidate,
to represent his "desrIy believed
neighbOTs, ("God bless them!'') in
the next House OF Delegates. We
ITesume he has received sssurss-
ees,thai the stoves should be removed
from the Hall, IS We understand that
wss q sine qua non With him some
months ego, or else, (Which Is more
probable he adopts this mode Of pc.
wing his vsy TO the United Stsies
senate, IN place Of Johh T. ler. Nous
UeFTona!
We also learn that Paul Caring
ton, Esq. wss announced as . eandi.
date, IN opposition to Mr.. Randolph,
on the same day. Its useless, bsw.
ever, Tor sny mar TO array bimsslI
N opposition TO Roanoke, in Char.
lotte county. IL would be like dart.
ing strsws sgaiast . bleak North.
wrestler PiTgiHian.
SIX fioussDd five ian,irrd shlp-letters we're r..
oeivod - The Ncv fork poet Offiee lss-iy IN day
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From the Enquirer.
HOCSE or DELEG.fT'E.S.


THURSDAY, MARCH Is.
The engrossed bill "a to explain and
amend an act concerning delinquent
and forfeited lands and providing for
the sale Of lands returned delinquent
hereafter for the non payment Of taxes.
passed March the 10th, 1882" was
read and passed.
The engrossed bill. "to provide for
the repairs Of the Capitol" was read
. third time and passed. The blank
was filled with SIC, 50O-for warming
the Hall Of the Hou.e IF Delegates.
purchasing . chandelier for the Hall.
&c. Mr., Faulkner opposed the bill
on the ground, thst nfroposi',on might
he made next wiafei 10 move the seAt
of government, 30 40 10 be brought
nearer to the ce.tre # pc jalstion and
ne DID 70, wish ~ nu,h money sppro.
priatvd NJ he heel Of the session, 10
the Capitol.
Mr.. Rutherford remarked, that as
no question was before the House for
the removal Of the seat Of Government,
he would not enter into that subject
tie would content himself with reading
some estimates 20 show that the appro-
Pristion was not too large. The bill
IPsssed-Ayes ~, Noes SO.
FRIDAY, MARCH l6.
An engrossed bill! authorizing Q
subscription on behalf Of the State To
the steck Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Compsny"-was read Q third
tine.-The subscription on the part Of
the State was oiled with 5000 shares.
The bill wss strougly supported by
Aessrs. MeIlhsney, Snd Gsliahsr, aud
eppossd by Msssrs. Jones and Knox.-
On taking the questisR on the psssaes
Of the ball, IL wss iesf-Ayss 81, Noes
60.
On Mr.. Bryce motion, the sngrsss.
ed bill "lmPssing taxes for the esp
port 81 Government" Vas taken %, the
blanks filled, and the bill passed.
An interesting Report was present
ed By Ar. Faulkner from the Joint
Committee on the Public Library,
which exhibits = very aattering &C.
count Of that institution. IL nov EN-.
braces aboat 6. 500 volumes, selected
with much Discrimination. and With
admirable tact. from every beassh 81
human knswiedge." The report cen.
eludes with . series Of resolutions,
proposing . gradual e.tioc ton Of the
debt due to the Library Fund-,he en-.
iarging Of the Library Room--,he fur
nishing Of certain Law books to the
Court Of Appeals at Lewi.burg.