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A man and his wife were striving about
who should wear the breeches in the
mean time some one knocked at the door
the good man stepped out to see who was
there and asked him who he wished I,
speak with the person answered he wisl
ed TO speak with The master Of the house
Wait, said he, little time, and will an
swer you, for as yet the case is doubtful
so stepping in, he and his wife went at il
again, and she at last yielded him the vic
tory. Now then friend, you may speak
with me, l am master oIthe house but !
could not tell you so before, because my
wife and had not decided the controvcr-
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Addison remarks that the dog has been
the companion Of man more than 500
years and has learned ofhm only one OF
his vices, viz. to worry his species, when
he finds them in distress. Tie tin can
ister to dogs tail, and other dogs will
fall upon him i put man in prison for
debt, and another will lodge detainer a
gaihst him. This propensity to afflict the
afflicted has given rise to the vulgar, but
we fear too correct ndage,-When n man
is going down hill, every one gives him a
kick.
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MISCELLANY.

IHE PiRATEs.-The Boston Centinel
oi Saturday says sit is the intention OF the
Counsel for the Pirates, next Monday
morning, to move for new trial in beba,f
Of the consicts. Should the application
not be successful, il is presumed that the
sentence oi death will then be passed a.
o'clock.
lhe live men Of the Panda who were
acquitted are provided with board in Ann
street, and are seen daily in the streets
about the city,"
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Superlipe and mid LINEN DRILLS. Mole
ding B.oAp CLoTHs skin. bcayerteens, fus-
Colors---bluc, black, uan, and numerous
drab, ligh, brown, dark other goods, nppro-
do, russell do, and Sus- pirate Tor the season.
sex do, very nice; bot A good assortment
,c green, olive do, ri of GLOVES, among
ae do. and invisible do, which, are few dozen
nulbery, adelaide. If whit and straw col
One piece of dark ,xed berlIn,a genieel
VINE, q most durable article on particular
color and quite fine. occas ons.
Dark and steel mixed. White satin NECK
SUP r6ne and mid lSToCKs, and Other
ding ChssrnEREs and ARTICLES. Black bonn
SATINErs, of yurious bazne, and silk do In
fashionable colors. ,lia rubber and wsbine
vEsrINGs. n grca, suspendcrs, silk 60.
variety of patterns and Hosiery, busom pic
qualities. s, d'ckies' hdkis'cra'
Black LASTING and lsats. and alinoat every
BoMpAZINE other article required
Brown and white or pentlcman's dro IS
A complete assortment of READY MADE
GLoTHING always on hand, warranted good
and winch will nc sold either at wholesale o
retail, at prices which cannot fail TO suit.
Or Garments made up 10 order at short no
tce, and which, in po Mt Of lit, workmanship
and 81 ,lc, shall not be surpassed by any in TIN
City.
| n. B. CoATs MADE ny MEN TAILoRs.
| Terms CASH.
WILLARD A. HANDY.
No l, Washington Row
| Providence, Nov. 8.
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PenneanShiD.

NN RS. T.. p, LOWELL. would re-
NR spectiulIy inform the inhabitants
Of Warren, that her second Term for in
struction, in Plain and Ornamental Hi1t-
ing, will commence on MONDAY ENENING
NEXT, at o'clock, ut the room over the
store of J. l'urroush, Jr. s Co.
TERMS, Two Dollars, for eighteen les
sons.
nov 10
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An Oxford student joined W ithout in
vitat'on, party dining at an inn. After
dinner he boasted 50 much of his ab,li-
ties, that one of his party said, 'Yon have
told us enough Of what you can do-tel
us something you cannot do Faith
sa'd he, : cannot pay my share of the
reckoning p
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why Is man beaten in fight like Il
stocking Because he . ,corsied.
Why is saddler about commencing
work like man going 10 kill himself -
Because he's about to seq his hide.
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nov 8.
A CHOICE and SPLENDID As
SORT.ME.N Il OF NEW GOODS.

HUST received, at the WAsHINGEoN Row
a. CLorHING STORE flesh supply of NEW
Gocps. making as general an assortment, if
not superior, 10 what can be found in any other
establishment of the kind in the State and
which will he sold quite os cheap.
Consisting IN part Of The Jollowing, rig
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'll4 bthNllNI I.IUre
OF Mrs. oiGoURNEY. 0'i '''7 pen
WINTER.
deem thee not nnlovely--fEonoh a..
~, "'' 9'c'n ''5ase fetne lanelal bird
-, ne '1"ucr new ret-the rejoicing stream.
The discipline IS harsh But IN y man
Methnks thou hast kindller min,st,,,
Thy frightened eve Is full Of fire sill. i.,.,
t .'"u "ea''.cSS linking Of warm heart 10 heart.
~ ','' '"G loaFSe stream passes by unheard
E'rlh, roh'd IN white, peaceful s.hh,ib Ills
And keepeth silence at her Makers ,ss, ''s'''
one ceaseth from the narrowing Of the nlanoL
And from the harvesl-shoutino S'
Man should rest
Thus from his fevered passlons-aod ovbaIo
lhe unbreathed carbon OF his festerin, ,ba,,b,
ANA drink in holy health As the tossed harl
I1olh seek the shelter Of some quiet bav
10 tIlm It's shattered cordaec. and ren5ir
It's t'vcn saiIs-so should the to-worn mind
Rent TOR times rough voyage. Man. pefehanco
aoIred 10y the worlds sharp commerce or lmfairej
nY 'he w'ld wandcrlngs Of his summer wy,
urn> IKE truant scholar toward his home.
And yields his nature 10 sweet influences
That puriy and save.
. The rudy boy
comes with his shouting school-mates from their
sport,
Dn the smooth frozen lake, as the first star
/ Ian IS pure, and cold, lis silver elesset f3lth
Ana 'Hro"hs of his skates, with boisterons alee
! tastes T. ms mothers siIe fler tender hand
Do'h shake the snowlakes from his glossy carls
a u" uraW MN nearer, aud, with gentle voice.
ASKS OF his lessons while her lifted heart
5olic's silently the Sire of Heaven
10 bless the lad.
The ,imid infan, learns
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no.,
90. neie Is every ie'so" 70 DS'''N' ,o'' 'no to'oo
op' coo'o De iloe u'e' o" vac B'"''' ''eo" u 'ho
company al M lhtsis''o u P'' w. Ut W"'Cn 'o'e
u aieteei, ilis aaW @p'I u'7"pPe'I "luc' 'ne OPP
sfatioh ol a a''hihS luh' % "-''"V" III ''bs ''ah
'ae 'et'n u '"e'y w" yo'''' u" "'O "'ue "oolo
% eoh'''o''y "oe,f'7'"e' '"' ''I '"'o'n' "e"ee
a. '9'"' o''s' 'e'R pi,'' Il" ul'' '"''" ''' pnho-
~ ea'i ses, nsn' GNU p' "PP''o 10 augment ne
oslpsha5 oi INC 'lolhho'"'l'' OF 20 hn''e"Hc inc
2''f''5 ''''' "'' ""7'''" W. ''"'' "-'''l " nv
oeo'' NJ "o'h oi"e 'ls e'"H'"@ 'u"' "'''' panlg
Hosfa'ea rom rs fhg'S'Hen''' "''o pas" mo INC
eohs's o' INC company ""u co'f U'u'c ''oa' op-
ola9h 10 inc hei' i'ohS 81 "S cnP'' ocH'
" TN oe increase Ut 'le 'o""'e'' ""n "S soon as
ohleieh prom ui'"h INC '"''''"'c"' "'"'p Ju'd
y 'hs hlsasu'' '' ,u'' u''"" "' P""" VI we INC
cast 81 Tue ia'i' o. N'"'""oi h"o''' nc 'eou'e'
io"n 10 one een per Ton per nue. 50 do 20 present
Oh NJ i'f 81 'ho i,e one u"''',' '"'' =" one per
e'1 f' ion pr ''1 ''' '"'''''' "''' com lc' h'l''
Tor 9hns i'otth''on'
LEI II ps asHhc'y uhu''s'"o' u" 'nc u'houh's
9epotlh IN inc pfcceuins coc'"n'"'s' orc ho' SUI.
P2sso 10 DC INC quantities "n'rn wiz oc'uA'Iy eS-
Is, 1as are hsSuihe' as "hl'"'""' '""''I noes
'h9 'o'e'''o'' '''' ''' '''''''" "'"'} 'oe"h'
'il ane ''anen5e '''oo an. ,.""g' ~, 'e ''''
ea' u 'o'D' 'on"'so ~ -''''V' ""'' Us "'"'
mum c',c''a,'n''a' ",'''" ''' ''",'c " "u'o'
p''''''' - W. ''1' '''
,.''o aa'Ne1 o'fec'y ''oue" we ''''' u VIC sue
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TER us.

--r,,st per aanuun, PAYABLE in advance. No sui
" " .li he received for less time than six months
senpu will BE- discontinued (bui At the discretion Of
sno , 10 rs until all arrearases paid
nc ,pyEk RISE - vii be Inserted At 50 cent.
~ ~, "a, le,, the frs time and y :! cents Tor each
per sq,ce rhosn n M dfsf1nre must he pad Tor pre-
MIR insertion. the payment assumed by some
vIlo'n ns person ia iyneibnfe
etisrs adlresel Il the Editors must post PAID
.. ,bev will not be attended To-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-25

Total income of the Company. 81 900 500
The adequacy Of lhla amount Of income, to yield
good div lend To tho stockholders, md To meet
all the engagements of tho Company, VIII appear
from the following statement
From the estimates ufcost, IT would appear fca-
sonabIe 10 expect that lujlcous and economical
expenditure Of tho -four milIlors Of money with
Whleh the Company Will ombarl, ia the cutcrprt2c,
will bfins up The Inc Of lock and dana navigation
10 The falls of the hannwha On the one SIDE and
the NV Canal Ia Cuvtng'on on the other, 80 "a
to place the atedmbonts Of the west within tho dis
lanco ~ mllts, by the present excellent turnpike
rod oil the cannl boats Of the cast With the exc
eulon al 40 lufge portion of the work, and the
lno OF connection between the waters, advanced TO
tins extent, the company would occupy an Impo-
sing posltioa 10 actual credit, and future pros-
poets. Bnl let the improbable suppositIon be indu-
ged, hat the remaining capital OF $4,000 OC0 could
not be raised by ancw subscription Of stock, and
lhat the Company, like the SchuyINII Navigation
and the Delaware mud Rarltnn Companies, should
be compelled to resort 10 system Of borrowing cI-
Their with or without specific pledge Of It's tolls as
guarantee for the interest md principal of the
debit there cannot be reasonable doubt Of the re.
gulslte legislative sanction to purposes 10 obvious
ly expcdmnt and proper IN which event the above
stated income Of 81 0O9 500 might DO divided and
Appropriated as follows
For dividend al per cent TO the stock
holders, $4,000
For the payment Of the annuity to tho 80
old Jam River Company - 900
For snin; laad 10 pay the interest
md ptlelpal ofthf debt, go 900
Tor keeping the works IN rcpair and 9TH
CT annual ehargos, 2io 800
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Mouth Of Greenbricr River and is bordered ly the
counties Of Grayson, Montgomery, Wytbe aud
''es, obounImg in head ami iron, and immense
lies of fetuo lands. (Scc Rop. Of Thomas
Moore, Jan. 1922, sup to tho l,h An. Rep, PIP
l. ant l0sl
Il must be admitted that The extension Of the ca
nal 10 Gosington would bring upo1 the lms an I'D
d'tonai tonnage ofat least 10000 ions.
l. Lett rtIi road bo next constructed from Co
Floetoh to the Falls Of kanawhu, aud the kunaw.
la river be locked and damned, with a view To
steam boat navigation from the Falls to Point Plea
saa-lel the tolls upon the rail road for ali pro-
ducts coming upon il, on this side OF the Falls Of
hmawha, be fixed hike those on the canal, ut an
average OF cents per ton per mule. In order 10
extend and improve tho trade with the west Let
the Company for transportation on the railroad
with the exception of passengers, reduce tie change
10 the tate to which It would probab be brouehtbv
fae competilion on VIC water paris OF the Inc name
~ toone cent per tom per mile. Let passengers b.
charged lur transportation ON the railroad at the
rate OF cents per mile. And with the view sull
iatlhzI 10 invite tho western trade upon the line aud
10 compete udyautageoasy with ,he llyal lines
through Other states, the Canndas and the hllssa-
suppl let all HE tonnage hom beyond the Eas hl
hanawha, bo subjected tpo uniform toll through.
out the llue, inclusive Of the tI roul OF one cent
per ton per mile, BY the tar0 thus adjusted, all
would ,,,s.,,..,, ,,,L. ,' - = .'''', =" ~
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al ,l ,., c '.I " 80 49,
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- -, ~ '''' ''' ,'1" i''aa' "se' ." u's
.,, g''e '"'0' W 0"' 'o'' i'' ''' per
the Inc.
- o,''a W. 'ol''''0"''' 70 "on' - '''sa PEI
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fa p,,,,a I , ''o''' p' ''11''
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ro5, WV " =,
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" Wv oP""'" "''E"' 'pou' '11 PEI
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Cyc,,1,, Ci', NV i' -
.,,,I sa,l.I,, nv, Wv,
,,,o,t L. - XIII, ~, -. 60, -,
1,a,,,.,;.,,o,,.. >''''I ""' ,s =, 'a',''
,o,,o1 H., .l,'...1c ;" '''
I,llo s,,,,or;' -, oono '''',',,
lanI y, 100 wv VIZ i''"'"y "
,,o,o ~. IA oo1 nno - ,
ol,,, c.,, p',,,i' " ny - W.
iona ,,,.la' :, 7 w. Wv . "o''
"a, IN ,,flos o '9 eo"a.'y
of Ina, River !, unIJ cn1hr,nn , ~ -,
wards NJ GA oon ooo oc,.,os ,c H.. ,,'I..,l ~
-, ~
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4 TIA Cour held for Nelson county, the eth
u lay If Seplembsr 1880.

lanes Lyle administrator dc bonis non of JAS.
ia decd who was surviving partner Of Archi
III 10y Henderson, John Shoririjge, George Kippin,
Alexander McCau, james Gordon, john kippln,
Nal Jemmison aud J1mes Lyle, merchants and
FARMERS, trading under the firm of Henderson, Nc
Cau & Company, PIN.
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WlRGiNIA rules held III the Clerk Olhce OF me
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county of Nelson, the month of October lc3l-Lorc-
20 Aisrop aud james Nagan,Pt against y N $ Nor
eau aud VIM. Morgan, Dets
The Defendant Williams $. Morgan, not having entered
disappearance gYon security according TO the act u As
senby and the rules ofthIs cOurtaud II appearing by salts
factory evidence that he bItant of tins
Ty on the motion OF the plaintiffs, by COUNSEL 1t Is or
dered that the SAID defendant do appear here ON the
hddy OF April term next, answer the bill oithe PLAIN
WIS and hat copy ofhs order be forthwith inserted in
Ne hynchburg Nnginian for the space Of Two months
cce'VoIy and copy thereof posted the front
door Of the con-. house oftAls County day
acopy-Testc, RO. &. CUTLER,tlk.
Nov S1,u
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NJ iNia-at court of monthly sessions, h1id Tor
Nelson county, a. the court house, Monday the 9Th
~ " peooer s3i.Moses Hughes, pltf against David
e. ''k'on' aud Robert Ryes, administrator OF Jesse
0 6 hson' deed, Delts.-In Chaacery.
bu1 @ motion Of tho Plaintiff, b. counsel, who hed MS
o satisfactory reasons appearing TO the court II
nf I una the defendant Robert tYes Administrator
ar So ciafhson, decd be restrained from phylng away
VIII goods or other effects, which lie now mas, or
AE may hereafter come into his hands admin stralot
D,Cs ',lohFng to- or which may belong 10 the s'ld
draG David K. Ciarkson amount Of two hun
and rho my dollars, subject 10 the Plaintiffs demand
The .sf order aud decree oil This coutti CONCERNING
Thai , i II appearing to the satisfaction oi the cnu !,
1lI David K Clikson not inahi OF tbs
The fa, =, 1t Is ordered, that he do appear hofe -"
o plamtla, aud Tat eeny If MS oder he rorthrth
suceessu we lynchbur2 NIrsininu, for TWO months
Nereoc - prey eus to sand time and another copy
COUNTY a. the trontdoor oithe court house oil TINS
'' ol some court day,
No a copy-Testo Sr.GARLAND OK.
w2n
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tets ut the wcst, pnssens5Is might he rcaannhbly
eApee ID 10 come npon the rall road with view
10 on mineral Wa'efs, oI go commercial mlotcourse,
trem al the States ~ the puip and Misslssippi,
hayine, exclusive OF Virginia aud pcun.y lyaulu.
according 10 the eensul of 1880, "A rap0.atlpn of
3,5E} 3o6, which. doubling na It does N every ton
years, will, by the year 1910, amount To IN liz
souls.
The duly number Of passengers on the rarl rond,
may be sefelY estimated at not less than - each
way, making n total number OF Guy per day That
the number here assumed Is much below probable
amount, no better proof could bo desired, than the
iae that there ne NJ this lnc tolr daily stlgeB cen
orally iull q passengers gong TO q nom the town
oil Wheeling by the way uf the Cumberland ltond
he following summary statement, will exhibit
the annual income resulting to the company, from
tho moderate amounts of tonnage and passengers,
assumed as passing upon the llno upon the com.
pletion Of the work..
81 900 tons from aud to places below Lync1ure
supposed 10 pnss 100 miles on the Canal
ut cents per ton per mile, for
tolls, 100000
80 900 do. from aud to Lynchburc and
the country between that and l'u-
chnnan-snp7oscd 10 pass $50
miles do. Go. do. $4,000
ID 900 do. from ard TO Buchanan and the
country between that q Coviug-
ton-gnpposed to pass 200 miles,
ut do. do do. 900 900
5O 0oG do. from and 10 Covinglon, and
thera.l road, between that and the
falls Of knnawhn-- supposed TO
pass 80 mlles, at Ito. do do $50 900
30 900 do. from and 10 the countries be-
yond the Falls of kannwha-
supposed 10 pass only 400 miles,
ut ohe cent pei ton per mile, 100000
IN On0 itpnh oaa
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IN CllANGERY.

James Murray, son AM heir of james Murray
LII )nl1e
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POE rga4z
WINTER

me following beautiful Lines are from H.. -,
OF Mas olooURxgY a'e nom the pei
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3. The Rail Road-l5O miles
al @@o'ooo per mile $1,000, 900
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Capital contributed by the State in
her works ON the line
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4. The line Of new Locks from the
BASIN at ltIchmond to tide watcr-anl
the enlargement of the old Canal
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Tbi, cause came on this day to be hear J. ON the
haIofrey,or Dhc origlual bill, the original subpoena
,eu,rned executed an attachment with proclamation
,o,n,ncd executed, a conditional decree made at
Novembsr Court, l557, an order OF publication
,n,d. at jane Court ISL, returned do'y. executed
and the exhibits ilei and was argued by counsel ;
On consideration whereof, the Count doth 1liudsc
order aad decree, that the plaintiff recover against
the defendant the sum Of one hundred .ini fourteen
hounds, four sh:inss aud enc penny faIihine, with
interest thereon ierthe rate Of ike per cent per
mum, from the lI,hday ol December, enc thousand
seven hundred aud seventy three, TIL PAID, likewise
his costs, by him IN this behalf expended And
the Court doth further adjadse, order aud decree,
that the Sheriff of this county, do expose 10 sale, to
the highest bdlcr, ON credit Of twelve months,
The TWO tracts ofland IN the bill ana mortgage men.
toned having advertised the time and place o. sale
for four weeks in the VHgiaian, newspaper pub
lshed in the town Of Lynehbafy aud chat he take
from the purchaser or purchasers bond or bonds,
with approved security, made payable to himself,
ss Sheriff aoresae, & also decd Of trust upon he
premises, to secure IN paym nj Q, the purchase
money and that he make report Of his proceed
dogs herein 10 tins eeart.-PIain'i.ls Costs, $751;
Ol. a Cofy-fcs.e,
50 GARLAND q,
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II c"' Gam the hanawha River from tie mouth
| ''''co' 70 The Falls To make Rail Road With ,
rouo'e rack from the Falls Of KnnawL, 10 tbe val
',es OF New River and Grren,rier 4 YER ms
''o mountains TO the town Of CpvInston an 1ael.
-" 'tVer and TO make Canal 50 feel wide and
'ee' ueeP along the yallies of Jaeison's River and
'''''s "lveT, from the town OF cnvington 10 the
mn ~, u 'ue water at the City of Richmond.
"o 'o"ow'nS Is believed TO be a correct estimate
oil the cost of the works
: ne Nanawha Navigation. There arc LOG
-, " lat" III lhe ~ miles OF the river from Point
''s's' Il to the Falls ofwhicb & feet II Is sun.
posed. If not moro, would he overcome IL, he -.
''"n''on III the surface of the wuter of the ponds
leaving about 100 feet to he s,rmo,o,,d Ia, ,ha
Locks and Dams. : w
ioo Ieet OF Steamboat Locks ut $1,000
w 'o'' 'ht 1920 900
ioo DO OF Dams, at 5000 do l01 600
- $500, 900
The new Canal on james and
Jackson Rivers. The rcmalniny 43
Douoo OF tho inc'pient oapta of Isl
"ooooo OF money, after the deduction
81 @"oo,uoo tor tho kanawha navea.
non, IS supposed to he amply Sufficient
TO make the new Canal of 2I2 miles on
Tue James ana Joctsons Rivers being
al tie rate OF %2I112 dollars per mile,
making an aggregate ior the new Ca.
n'' oil .f3 700 900
III 900, 900
a. The line of new Locks from The
BASIN at Richmond, to tide waer-and
the enlargement of the old Canal
r 100000
5. The Rail Road-I5O miles
at $4,000 per mile So 600 900
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i;' 300 900
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be acted on, and will be suffered TO re-
ceive tho decision of the Senate, with
ont any unnecessary or protracted de-
bate.
Mr.. BENTON then expressed, at
some length, his reasons for opposing
the motion for leave to introduce the
resolutions, and concluded with moving
that the further consideration Of the
question should be postponed until this
day week.
Mr.. CLAY: hope the motion viii
not be postponed.
Mr.. BENTON: | shall ask for the
Yeas and Nays on my motion.
Mr.. CLAY: Agreed.
The Yeas and Nays we're then or.
dered, and the question being taken
was decided as follows:
YEAS--Messrs. Benton, Black
Brown, Forsyth, Grundy, Hill, Kane
King of Alabama, King of Georgia
Linn, Mexican, Morris, Robinson
Shepley, Upton, White, Wilkins
Wright-1s.
NAYS-Messrs. Bell, Bib, Cal
houn, Chambers, Clay, Clayton, Ew.
ing, Hendricks, Kent, Leigh, Mangum
Moore, Naudain, Poindexter, Porter,
Preston, Robbins, Silsbee, Smith,
Southland, Sprague, Swift, Tomlinson,
Waggaman, Webster-25.
The resolutions were then read and
ordered to a second reading.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-06-05
MARTINsBURG LIBRARY SOCIETY

AT the annual meeting of the Mar
tinsburg Library Society, held at the
courthouse, in Martins burg, on Fri
day, May 80 1894. Tbs President
DIR. Thomas Davis, being absent, Da
vid Fl. Conrad Esq. was called upon
to preside. A majority of the officers
and sufficient number of the members
being present to form quoram,
The President, Directors & Treas
urer submitted their reports, which
were read, received and ordered to be
filed.
Prices of shares fixed at S15.
/. ReSolUed, That the treasurer be
directed to sell at public auction, the
shares of all members of the society
who are deceased, or who have reno.
we'd outof the county, whose dues shall
amount to one half of the fixed value OF
the share at the time, giving first three
weeks notice of the time and place of
sale; provided however, that if the
highest bid on each share shall not a.
mount to said sum, such share shall be
purchased for the society.
2. Resolred, That the secretary
furnish copy ofthe resolution adopted
at the annual meeting in. May, 1882,
in relation TO the collection of arreara-
ges due by members, for publication
with the proceedings Of this meeting,