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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
THE LAST DAY.-MoNnAy, Jrr, /.
IN SENATE.

Mr., DAVIS offered the following resolutions
Rcsoired, That the Secretary of War cause to
be pr pared and laid before the Senate at its next
session n statement, showing uha, improvement, of
harbors, rivers, and other objects have been COM
mcnced by the United States, what was the oripi-
nal estimated cost of each of such improvements,
what sums ot money have from time TO time been
appropriated in aid of each object, VIVA, balances
OF such appropriations remain uncxpcndcd, and
what is the prescn, condition OF each work.
Reoired, That the said Secretary cause Ia he
collected and arranged in chronological order all
reports of surveys mndo for such objects which
have been printed, and also all such rs have not
been printed. together with the maps and draw
lngs, with an index or INDEXES of rccrrncs, that
they may be Laid before the Senate at its next Sos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

MIR. EDWARD LYNCH Take notice. that
lVs ON the llh day of September next, at the
Store house OF Nowiin, Berger, q Co, in the town
OF lynchburg, shall proceed to take the dispositions
OF Samuel Nowlin, and others, 10 be read ev-
ldcnce IN a suit now depending in the Circuit Su-
pcnor Court OF Law and Chanccry for the county OF
Campbell, in which |. as executor OF David Moore,
deceased, am complainant, and you and others are
defendants and continue from day To day, till SAID
dispositions completed. JAMES ADAMS.
Erscutor Of Darid Moore, deed
July 7 WV.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

" ~. be sold Ion cash, at rutsy wanna Count
W House, ON Monday, the 18th dav OF Jul,
NEXT !that beng count dayl about twenty hkel,
NE'koES, consisting of variety OF both sexes
peloneinG to The estate OF Doct JOSIAH Morton dee
or as many thereof rs will be nec.ssar, To sati,,
the debts against said estate
ROBERT HARRISON, A,fc Sheriff.
amt as such, administrator Of Josiah Norton dec
I. S.-All persons having CLAIMS against sald cs
la'e are requested t" present them immediately that
'he business oi the same ma, be fnall> settled
II. H.
june H.
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VALUABLE LANDS. for Sale or Rent

HNlIE subscriber offers for sale his CLAlPOOL
l. TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county of
Nelson, on the waters of I've and Pnev Rivers,
adjoining the lands Of Mr.. William Bourne, and
others, and containing between Is and 1900 acres,
Of which there is little upwards of 100 acres
cleared-the remainder unusually well timbcrcd,
with Saw Mill upon the tract. The cleared land
is divided into four shifts, of about rs acres in
each, and a standing pasture. One of the shifts
is now in Clover, ready for fellow this Summer
and another sown in Clover last Spring. This
land is well adapted to the cultivation OF Tobacco
Corn, Wheat and Grass. There is a considerable
quantity of as fine Meadow Land upon it, as any
in this part of the country. / will sell with this
Land if purchaser wishes it, the Negroes, Stock,
Plantation Tools, &c. Mr.. Nathan Bryant, the
Overseer on the plantation, will show the Land to
any one disposedt TO buy. II sale is not made by
the st day of September next, | will be disposed
trent the plantation TO good tenant, who will
continue to cultivate 1t, the present four shift
rotation.
| also offer for sale, TRACT OF LAND,
ymg IN said county of Nelson, in the Fork of
Tye and Buffalo Rivers, containing about 600
acres, and we'll adapted to the cultivation of To-
bacco, Corn and Wheat. Mr. George Layne, the
present tenant on the plantation will show the
land to any one who wishes to examine it. This
Plantation will be for rent, if not sold by the 1st
day of September next.
Terms made known by application to
DANL. 1IGGINBOTliAM.
Nelson Co. Jul, w4w
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IL. STABIEK.

IL. STABLER.
HAS Just received supply of Fresh Medi-
i L cincs, Drugs, Paints, Oils Dye Stuis, Fam
cy Articles, &c. &c. Among which, are
Best Caabra Liquorice,
Sperm Oil,
Copal Varnish, (quick dry'ng)
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, ia considerable varicty,)
Turpentine do.
Hair Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do.
Superior Razors,
Do. Straps,
Do. Pen Knives,
Do. Fine Combs,
Do. Dressing do.
Splendid Card Cases,
Metallic Pens, cheaper and better than quilts,
Letter Paper, various,
Note do.
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish Scgars, (old,)
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
PHYSICIANS Scales and WeIghs,
Starch,
Glue,
Spirits Turpcntine,
White Lead, (pure,) &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
\ new and delicious article of RASPBERRY
IAN :, III lars. at 50 cents each, or - 30 per
dozon .possessnc all the FRESHNESS, OF the large En-
gish Raspberry in season
\pr'l7
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ny FLETCHER s. TOLER.
TERMS.
n5."7Ne LyMcItbWI.S V'irgini0M"

!, p1ined iriee ireek at - per annum, payable in
.yroue,. No paper icW be discontinued (but at the
,,,tion ofthe Editors. until all drrearages are paid
NJ ADVERTISEMENTS riH be inserted at
,o cents per square, Tor iess) the first time, and IA
's,,s for each continuance. Those from a distance
n,l b, paid for previously to their insertion unless III,
noyment be assumed by some responsible person in
LynchbWg. ,,.,.--..,y
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A Fine James River Estate for sale.

'iE subscriber offers for sale his tract of Land,
lying ON James River, in the county of Nelson.
sna containing by survey 1920 acres-about $50
acres OF open Land, ISO of which are low grounds.
ana between and 800 acres of wood land, most of
Tmch is good Tobacco Land.-The location of this
lana IS the most desirable. being situated in per
"c'' neatly climate and fine neighborhood.-A
private sale preferred.
Il. STANHOPE McLELLAND.
July IL 1t
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NOTICE.

AN DESTROYS of selling the HOUSE and
IiiiM LOT, where | at present reside, situated
NJ within a few hundred yards Of Randolph
.naGen College. | will dispose of the property at
such price as may be declared by competent Judges
10 ne ITS Just value. WILLIAM A. HOWARD.
boydton Va. JulyIl lw
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ROBERT HARRISON Int Sheriff
BlEEALOE SPRINGS.

Sl'Tl NTED on Bullaloc River. m the connt, o
- amherst, - miles OF the Court House, % mile,
iron Lexington, and - miles from Lyuchburg
In calling the attention of the public to tlicsc
Springs as watering place, the subscriber takes oc-
cason to remark, THAI The, are no new discovery, Al
though unknown TO the distant public, until last scf
SON ! on man, years they have been uumcrously at
tended by persons from the surrounding co,In.
try. who will readily testify to their Medicinal
vmues-but owing to the fact thai the toincr occu-
piers filled them as tenants N the will of the owners
who would neither sell nor improve The property, in
ducemcnts, IN the WAY OF comfortable aCcolnmoda
tons to distant strangers. could not be- offered
Within the last Ia months a very large and com
modious Hotel. with comfortable Cabins have been
erected, suthcIent to entertain 300 persons.
The water has been Analysed, and found to con
tain the essential ingredients sulphur soda, I'm an
unusual proportion) and MAJ ncsia and the snbscll-
bar can say with the fullest confidence that il ccrtli-
Gates OF fact this required they can be obtained
OF many individuals, whose experience of their virtues
enables them To that they are not surpassed b,
any waters III Virginia, for most OF the diseases com
mon to our climatcln cases OF Ds spcpSia dcranacd
condition OF the stomach and breast, liver diseases,
and diseases OF debility generally and to delicate ie
males and children, they pecularl, ada pied. For
this fact, the highest authority among the medlca
faculty can be offered in tins section of country.
well as the better evidence OF full and ample from
individuals by actual experience.
Inc season VIII again commence on the 10th OF
June. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore enlo,el, both from his old
friends and strangers again invites themt0 vslt him
with confidence on his part, that whilst he will be
Enumerated for unrcmitted cxertons To please, that
they will be repaid in improvement of health
The rates OF fare will be the same as last year, VIZ
Board per week, y; 90
do do day, 90
Horses per week, : 30
do do day, -
Children and servants, half price
+. S.-llaving been requested by some OF my
county men, to prepare dinner for the celebration
of the anniversary of American Independence, on
the 4th of July next, Iwould 81, to those persons
whoarc disposed TO unite with rs ON that OCCASION
the i'll only be charged the subscription rates for
dinner and regular boarding rates for after time.
Visitors for health will pay nothing extra
June 2 Is W. /. SAL NDERS.
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UE RINGS.
| [ n }

wv Bbls No. Clipped lIen,ngs aud
T,etccs New Rice, Iust received aud tn,
sale low, by PAYNE. & TURNER
June ~
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EATE.N.SIIE sale
DRY GOODS. cRocrRrns nam
WARE, &c

s'oeh oil Merchandise of the late HrSn,
"Ho" ~ IT, not having been disposed OF entire.
a was anticipated the Storc-house, which is nearly
opposite the Banks, will be opened in nu,sn,nco =,
'ormer advertisement, on FRlpAy, the Isl of JnIx
ald the valuable assortment of (;oods ofC,,.d Ia, az
~ 'e'ai' or IN lots 10 suit purchasers for Ash n
the most reduced prices. ~
Inc Executor, who is DESTROYS of closing the In.
sess as soon as possible is aware of the necessity ot
offering great inducements to the public in ,,d, .,
'as'en sales, ana Will expect TO satisfy purchasers
that decided bargains ma, be had for cash M,
s.och oi hoods is one OF the most valuable and va
nc" CHARACTER embracing not onl, large supply of
me principal staple and Standard Goods bnt al
,os' every article III every line OF business consti-
'nt'nG, III the fullest sense, Il Fancv and Jori.t,
StoH. There is III the House but an incons,d,,i
bic amount OF the Goods which w,rc nm b,nJ.,,
Years ago, whilst the greater part of the vbol,
ar ar S"ch rs nave IuSt been purchased Al New
I'm NOT cut or broken, and many not Vet taken OUT
oil the boxes and packages. Thoe Goods were
bought late IN the season, while ther was a u,essurc
III the money market after the merchants were chief
" supplied aud sales consequently dull sn as ma
bably to cause slight dcprcs sion in prices ov iu,
aso' 10 Tie Pernd al which they were bought q CIV
comprise the freshest importaons AID very latest
,ash'ohs' lie commerclac immunity is already re
ileved, IN some measure from the pecunjar, emb,r-
fasnent. under which, from temporary causes il has
lately laboured, and if, as is generals, aucip,rd His
pressure IS about TO be followed by Il general expan
slon OF the money and resources Of the country pr
ces Will OF course rise aud the present moment win
be shown to have been the most favourable both to
customers, and 10 those who buy To sell apa,n for
supplying themselves with Goods
J. Il. BROWN
E"eutor Of Henry Brolrn, Jr.
VI Country MERCHANTS, as we'll AS those iro,.
Town, are respectful, invited to call and make ,p as
sorted lots and parcels OF Goods which shall be- fur
n'Slrd ON the most satislaetor, terms.
June A)
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PA N o 8.

wv have justrecelved 5 handsome Piano For
w ties, one of whichs an upright London made
Instrument Of fine tone which; all of will be sold on
the most reasonable tems perhaps lower than they
were ever sold in this place.
PAYNE & TURNER.
Nav Is
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NOTICE..

subscribers are just receiving quantity OF
IN worth Carolina CLIPPED HERR1NGS. in
p wa a,fe's' Those wishing to buy. would perhaps
'i 10 give us call before they purchase
ECIOLS Il CTNDiEf.
lao Lowrr end Of M0in STREET.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

TABERNACLE FHHALE SCHOOL.
he examination in this institution, under the
9.,l care OF Miss Peyton. will take place on the
Cd INST. Parents, Guardians and all persons dlspos-
" "''end' are respectfully invited.
CHARLES l.. COBBS.
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
Bedford, July : ID
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AIDES Work Boxes,
do do do with Music
90 Toilet do very fine,
Backgammon Boards,
Chess Men,
fluted Casters, some very fine,
do Candlesticks.
do Shutters and trays,
Patent Coffee Pots,
Egg Boilers,
!, Astral Lamps.
saleby II r. RIC}JARDS &. Co.
June Q re-
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w alkden's English Ink Powder, just i'm
w ported and for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS 81 Co.
Nav -
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Ron NETS.

ISOVNETS.
wv + have Just received from New York, a case
w of Fashionable BonnctS--amongst them,
some very fine Plain Straw-which with other
pretty Goods, will be sold low
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
\ few bales of superior Cotton Yarns, at tacto-
~ prices. X. n +.
June % Is
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LYNcH8uRG CLOTHING STORE,

VIE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the in
L stants of Lynchburg and Campbell, that
they have commenced the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

A new line OF Packets, making the fifth, is about
to be established between New York and Liv-
erpool. The ships are to be of,he largest class.
upwards of 500 tons, and of the mos, cost des-
cription.
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4 LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office at Liberty, on N,
Isl Jnly 1896.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

"What can have been his Col. Johnson'sl OBJ
jecl in marrying negro woman! Had the woman
any particular accomplishments"
Southern Wig.
To be sure she had. Nobody ever looked at
her face without discovering once, that she was
woman Of remarkable polish. She was d'stn-
guishcd for her shining qualities.
Louisville Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

The National Gazette says that the Globe " is
the shadow of Mr.. Van Buren," Trnc-and Gem
cral jackson is the sun, without which Mr. Van
Barren would not cast shadow. What, then.
will become of the shadow when Jackson goc, be-
low the horizon L0uiSciHe J0mn nal
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CORN FOR SALE.

for sale. WIN IL GARLAND
New Glasgow Jan. %
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NOTICE.

4 IL those indebted to the old concern OF Han
"a cock & Brown, are requested to come forward
and make immediate payment, as II Is desirable, the
debts due that concern should be wound ups speed
" as possible. AMMoN HANCOCK.
LIN IM
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CHEAP CLOTHS.

CHEAP CLOTHS.
VUNlIE subscribers have on hand, a very large took
Il OF fine aud extra super fine Blue Cloths Of Their
own importation, which they will sell at very small
advance. in order to reduce the stock Those in
want, will do well to examine our cloths
JAMES G. MT & Co
Nav 10
- atcnt Balances, warranted correct,
To weigh from 1000 20O0 lbs, for sale by
II. i. RICHARDS & Co
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
SIC of 1910 70


WINS sustained by a vote of l04fo 70.
The question, shall the maiii question be
now p put Twas, was decided +" SSr%o'y e.
yeas 1877, nays II.
The question of reconsideration was then
put and decided in the affirmative, yeas
1lS, nays 81.
ing the continuance of the discussion on
the question to commit, moved, as he said
he should do in regard TO every similar
petition, to lay it on the table. The ques-
ton not being dcbatable the yeas and nays
were taken upon it, and ii was decided in
the affirmative, all the members of this
State Mass.) except Mr. Phelps, who was
absent voting in the negative, as follows:
Yeas -Messrs. c. Alien, Anthony, Ashly,
Bean, Beal, Beardsley, Beaumont, Bockec,
Buchanan, Bunch, Burns, Cambrelcng,
man, Chaplin, Cleveland, Coffee, Conner,
Crane, Davis, Debberry, Dickerson, Doub-
leday, Dromgoolc, Dunlap, Ellncr, Fair
field, Farlin, Forester, Fowler, Fench, p.
G. Fuller w. X. Fuller, Gillet, Graves,
Haley, j. Hall, llamer, Hennegan, Hardin,
Harlan, $. S. Harrison, A. G.. Harrison,
Haynes, Henderson, Hester, IIolsey, Hop
kins, Howard, Howell, Ilubley, Hunting
ton, IIunlsman, lngersol lngham, J. Jack
son, J. Jarvis, J. Johnson, X. NJ. johnson,
G. Johnson, b. Jones, Judson, kennon,
kilgore, KlIard, klingcnsmith, Lane, Lam
sing, Laporte, G. Lee, J. Lee, r. Lee, Lo-
gan, Leonard, Loyal, Lucas, A. Mann, j,
Mann, Martin, J. Y. Mason, w. Mason, NJ.
Mason, 5. Mason, May, Mickey, Mexican,
M'kim, Mercer, Miller, Montgomery, Muh-
lenberg, Owens, Page, Parker, Parks, Pat
tcrson, +. Pierce, Phelps, Pincllney, Rem
cher, John Reynolds, Jos. Reynolds, Rip
ley, Roane, Shenck, Seymour, A. IL. Shep-
ard, Phields, Shinn, Smith, Spangler, STAN
differ, Storer, Switzerland, Talaferro, lay
lor, Thomas, J. Thomson, Toucy, Tumil,
Underwood, Vanderpool, Vinton, Wagon
er, Ward, Washington, Webster; Weeks,
l.. Williams, :. Williams IA.
Nays-Messrs. Adams, II. Allen, Bailey,
Bonn, Borden, Briggs, j. Calhoun, WIN.
B.Calhoun, Campbell, }. Chambers, Chllds,
Claiborne, Clark, Gushing, Denny, Evans,
Everett, }. Garland, Il. Garland, Glascock,
Graham, Granger, Grayson, Grennell,
Griffin, II. Hall, Hammond, Hard, Harper,
Hazletine, Hoar, Hunt, w. Jackson, James,
ii. Johnson, j. w. Jones, Lawler, Law
renee, Lay, l.. Ley, Lincoln, Love, Lyon,
Maury, McComas, Milligan, Morris, Pat
tan, ID. j. Pearce, J. A. Peurce, Pcttigrew,
Pickins, Potts, Reed, Robertson, Rogers,
Russell, w. Il. Shepard, Sladc, Sprague,
w. Thompson, Towns, White, Whittlescy,
Wise g..
So the petition and the motion to commit
were ordered to lie on the table. The
House then adjourned.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
THE GLOBE GIVES UP MISSIS
SIPPI.

The Washington Globe of Thursday
says that it now turns out that Judge Lynch
is really elected Governor of Mississippi.
The Globe gives the official returns by
which it appears rhat Lynch's majority is
1926. Lynch 9S76-Runnells 944l.
In regad to the U. S. Senator, the Louis
vile Journal of the 18th inst contains the
following letter from Natchez:
IfPlumer gives his strength to Poindextcr
which many believe that he will do, Pon-
dexter will be elected on the first ballot.
According to Walkers own statement,
Poindexter has 80 votes ont of IS; Pummer
II; Pray and Kinds some or q; and him
self the balance. am more inclined to
believe, however, that lPummer will en-
deayor to elect Wilkins, and Walkers
friends will vote for him in preference to
either Piummer or Poindexter. We owe
u debt OF gratitude TO Plummer. To his
interchangeable exertions we are much indcbt-
ed for our glorious victory.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
From an Occasional Correspondent.
Washington, Dec. 25, 1885.


This is Christmas Day. 1t was ushered
in during the whole of last night. in this
city, by the screaming, bowling and boot
ing of boys, the loud bawling and revelry
of drunken men, and the continual firing
of crackers, pistols and guns Congress is
not in scssion-Ladies and Gentlemen are
making calls upon each other, or are at the
Observation-Disclosures, who are more for
party than country are specializing and in
triguing--the good and great men, those
who have SO long and manGully breasted a
torrent of Executive usurpation and dicta-
ton, unequalled and unprecedented, are
bordering no doubt upon the past, and
looking with concern to the future-Ofiiee-
hunters are divided in their pursuits, some
are giving up in despair of receiving u
share of the 'spoils,' some live on 'hope de-
ferrel, , but with sickened hearts, while
others are calling on the President, lest the
favorable impression they suspect they sue
ceeded in making upon his mind at the
brilliant party given at the White House
last night, may wear off-some are trying
their skill at horse riding--some are going
out of the city, to Georgetown, Alexandria,
Baltimore, &c.-and all seem TO be bent up
on having merry christmas.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
THsRsDAY, Dec. "a.

IHsRSDAf, Dec, "A.
SENATE. No business of any impor-
lance was transacted
MIR. Hendricks offered the folio wing res
oiutiCn:
Resolved, That the committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to inquire into the
expediency ofiXing by law, the time ofthe
commencement and close ofevery succeed
| ing session of Congress.
ln.the remarks made by Mr.. Hendricks
the object OF which. was to equhize the
SESSIONS OF G Congress- s,lrpor! ga 4s res
was not designed by the constitution, nor
had it ever been by law, as the period of
the termination Of one Congress and the
commencement of another; that it had
been casually fixed as the day for the as
sembling of the first Congress, and that the
precedent had ever since been followed,
but that il was competent for Congress to
establish any other day after the 18th of
! March rs the period for the commencement
of the term of two years for which each
Congress is elected,
MIR Webster admitted the correctness of
the statement made by Mr. Hendricks, but
considered that the practice Of considering
the fourth of March as the period for the
siona term, has established sort of law,
which had been recognized by some of the
states, and that on this account it would be
difficult TO change it. lie suggested, how
ever, that the object aimed at could be
accomplished by commencing all the scs-
sions on the first Monday Of November,
aud permitting the first session ofeach Con-
gress to continue until LIST or the middle
of April.
Mr. Clayton said there was difficulty
in the way of the proposition Of the Senu-
tor from Massachusetts, which was, that
some of the States by their Constitutions
could not elect their members Of Congress
until November.
The resolution to inquire was agreed to.
Mr.. Preston, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported the bill concerning cas-
es Of appeals, on suits arising out OF the
revenue laws, with an amendment.
The Senate then proceeded to Executive
business, and after a short time, adjourned
til Monday.
HOUSE. The time, until one o'clock.
was taken up i'll Il discussion relative to the
reference of the message from the Presi-
dent of the United States transmitting the
constitution of Michigan and other docu-
ments to II committee on the Judiciary, and
others 10 a Select Committee. Before con-
GLIDING the discussion, the liouse'procecd-
ed to the choice ola Chaplain, which re-
suited as follows on the fourth ballot
Mr.. Stockton, Sc
MIR. Conlstock, %
The House then adjourned until Mon
day.