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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
SELLING OFT AT COST

SGbbINo oCI Il IOSI.
EEANlNG been in very delicate health for
several months, md being DESTROYS Of
ren~ wing toa more Southern climate for lis res.
turaton, have determined To sell out immed-
alely, my whole stock of Dry Goods, Groce cries,
Hardware, Cutlery, SHOES, Hats, Ac. &c.
AT COST.
My stock is very large aud desirable embra-
cling almost every article usually KEEP, in Dry
Goods Houses. There are many pIecey
OF Goods, fresh and uncut, and nearly all of tho
assortment boHfht before the rcry great adj
RANGES idst fdtt IN the Northern cities. Tho
following are lew oi the articles competing
the selection, VIZ
! tne aud super Broad Cloth all colours.
! Extra hcavy Pllot Cloth & reiersham Coating.
flne and super tasslnelts and Cassimeres, all
| cu!oars.
kcr-"es. f''lIoa Cl..hs, Army Cloths and Lin.
seys for Nesr rs,
koa, y n,,.,,, Macanaw, Dulel and Pou.
Red, White and green Flannels aud Daizcs.
! | bales and DInaburrs yery heavy,
\ large lot 81, 1 and : Sheeting,
Bed Ticking, Apron Check, &c.
Mr1no5, tifcasslahs, thslys and Bombazincs,
b piece, Italian Leudstring, some very good
ats cents,
A beautiful assortment Of colorcd Gros de Naps,
Pouli dc Swas, Gro, de Swisses and Salins,
\ splendid lot Of d,k Calico, aud French Cam
brcs
Mrruo, Thibel Wool Chally. Cuqhmon. Wor,-
ted, Satn AMI Silk Shawl aud ilandkTs.
Lace and Muslin tapcs Colars, Caps and Col.
larcttee,
Goloured SILK Eclycts and Ostrich Feathers.
A general assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Rib
hous,
Besides grea, variety Of other Fancy Goods,
| j ftae assortment Of fashionable Fur and
u IA
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01o uARVs
Ready Made Clothing Store
BANK SQUARE.

Two doors from the Virginia Bank.
INHE subscriber informs his fri, nds and IL g
public generally, that he keeps constant.
" on hand, general Assortment Of every article
IN the Dress hne-And a, every article is
made IN town, the work will be found to be good
HIS assortment consists, in part of
Blue, black and colored Dress and Frock
Goats
Steel mixed and coloied Big Goats
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cloaks Of all dc
,criptions
Fur and Seal Caps;
Cloth and Cashmere Pantaloons -
stocks, Shirts, Shirtees, Sloekinett Shirts
and Drawers
Also,
Children's Clothing, &c. &c. &c. All Ct
which will be sold low for cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

IL The second trial of Richard IL. White.
Tor burning the Treasury buildings in Washing.
Ton, IN March, 1888, was progressing before the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia at onr
last dates from Washington, (the Jury BENZ
unable 10 agree upon a verdict on the frs, ,r.
al Additional testimony, of great interest.
has been brought forward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
TRACT OF E.T.VsP.

Lying on Winson's Hill, the town of Tvnchhurg
owned by the late Christopher Anthony dec d., sup
POSED 10 contain about350 ACREH.-T'hc exact guam
ffy viii be asccrtancd by survey before the day of
sale: This TRACT OFLAND is valuable in state
81 nigh Improvement with large Orchard Of the best
rfoit' Vineyard &c Persons DESTROYS TO purchase,
are invited TO call on me.
Tcrms6 =, IL and IS months, for equal parts OF the
purchase money the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved personal security and the title retained nd
ditional security. c. l.. MOSBY, Com.
January 10 tI9R if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
E.IArTGHEE .

GUPERlOR Patent Friction Matches, an
- american invention, superior 10 any
matches erer before offered to the public, AMI
1t much iomer priccs-Are perfectly safe and
a1t liable injury by keepiAg.
Howell DAVIES, Agi.
ALSO.
DR.. BrnaIreth's VEGETABLE Uairersal
Pills, than which name are more popular, for
sale by Howell DAVIES, Agt
ID ccemhcr % fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

=. no,ie. hereafter free of charge! Whit
-. connection with The Pets, on The one
wv :. ,bus established, BY one Of his leaky
hA's' aonden,s We shall probably soon see
GU" i the nature of his connection with the
treasury Department, on the other. We should
\. surprised if he takes lees from both
W.. his hardly possible, however, that such
-,,n can influence the Legislation of Congress
avon Of the present Congress. Bat nous rer-
r0us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
CGsESNsS s,

WI L find in the use of the ALBION CORN
" PLASTER one of the most encacinus rene
dies known for that Troublesome complaint rs hun
dreds or thousands can aud are ready to testify to
having answered leuor purpose than any thinr they
had ever nsed' Tins application never c,uscr the
least pain although 1t soitens the Corn, aud draws
1t out hy the 'onts, II gives immediate ease as
applied, and thorough as it is gentle IN its
| effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
JOH.v' y. PJRtszS.

I ) now receiving, al bis VARIETY .SroaE. the
\ following scafce aud desirable articles,
VIZ.
" adding fof cloaks, &c. black AMI white.
Black Six Velvet, at 81 IS per yard,
Silk Binding for Over Coats &C.
Co.oured Cambrics, plain and embossed.
Silk and " or,ted Hosiery, &c. &c.
lie has, as /, his usual custom at this season
Of the year, reduced the prices OF the remain der
of his Stock of WOODEN GOODS. Great bar
gains may therefore be had in Blankets, Elan
nels, cassinstts, Kentucky Jeans, Cirsassians,
dc. g..
FOR RENT.
The upper pat Of the house occupy is for
Kent lisa comfortable residence for iami-
Ily
FOR SALE
have ia, sale, 10 shares of Lynchburx Cot
Ion Factory Stock.
ALSO
\ few shares orthe following Stock. viz:
Lynchhurg aud Blue Ridge Turnpike,
do and Plusylvaaia do
do and Concord do
All OF which will be sold low, if applica-
ton be made IN few weeks.
JOHN J. PURyIS.
January wiw If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

IL MIR. Abbott has sold one-half of the
Richmond Wing to John S. Galaher and Alex
Mosely, Esqrs. The firm will hereafter be
fLEAsANrs, GALLAnrR & Mosr,y. Suchan ac.
ceSsion TO the editorial department will add
greatly 10 the interest of the Whig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

Il NV ids hichlnond Enquirer
.'ahd that the French contracts for Tobacco have
nsek to US. Virginia House in Paris, con-
ID WIN House in this city is said to have obtain
ginia Tobacco
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

81 Gov Call, of Florida in letter to Gen Arm
'"0"si OF the Tennessee volunteers, complains in
Gong terms of the rude and uncourtcous manner in
r'" he had been superseded in the command of the
''fida army, and the falschoods which induce the
PRESIDENT TO dismiss him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

- AZ \ meeting Of the President and Directors Of
The Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, it il order
ed that the Stockholders of said company pay to
John Garth, Of buchanan Treasurer of said company
on before the 25th Jannary next, Ten Dollars,
each share of Sock.
J, BLAIR, ss-'eta-yN =. r
,An1'ryI5 w.2ji.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

me New York papers contain thrilling &C
~ VI The recent wreck of the ship M,xico of an
u Hampstead tcccn y which los lives
'3''i o. The ID ofJanuary. 1t viii br rccoucct,1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

:, I"pSerhetd Elcction-yamcs II. Cox 273, Green
o'' Df' Saml \. Pattcson l6, Lawson Nunna,ly
The three last not candidates.
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NEGROES.

11'llE subscriber will at all times. pay the
highest cash price for likely YOUNG NE
GRoES. Persons having such 10 sell, will do
we'll 10 call on hun. NJ. HART.
January l6 l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

II The Military Cour, Of Inquiry has resu,
med Its session at Frederick, Md.-On the 7th
INST Gen. Gaines made his appearance, dressed
Ia full uniform, and wearing the splendid sword
presented to him by the Legislature of Virginia
lie commenced an address to the Court, but was
interrupted, and told that his case was not then
before the body. The Court, however, found
great difficulty in sencing him.-The General
protested, IN writing against the Illegally of the
pfoceedngs-but he expressed his determine
w" 10 prosecute the enquiries now pending to
Tue fullest extent. This Florida affair, from be-
s'hhihgto end, will form one of the most curl
'us as well as dsgracciul chapters of the last
''sA' years history.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
TER EGEI OAT.TCCJ.

With great many other articles, which, togelh
CT with his remaining Stock OF Goods, he
NON OfIERS
at the lowest prices, Purchasers may d. we'll
10 call and examine, for he Is determined 10
SELL. OFF al reduced prices.
December t. 5W II
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N \ fsss s.AesE'.

Married, on Thursday, the 29,h ult., L., the Rev
y iliam B. I.eftwich, Of Bedford Thomas A. Opr-
NEAL aged ahout23, to Miss MARTHA II NEWELL,
aged ahou' 50, both ofI'rlnkln county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
E'SbUN d..

MOUND a certain sun Of money which the
Il owner can get By describing the same, and
paving for ,hl, Advertisements
MILLER &. ROYAL.
Nog23 IS If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

IMPORTANT FROM SPAlN.-News has
been reasivel At New York, direct from Spain.
ID the complete destruction of the Carlist army
under Gen. Gomez, Oh the 18th and 26th OF No.
vembet, in battle fought within sight of Ca
diz. The Queens forces were commanded by
Gen. Narvacz who succeeded Rodl. 1t was
rumoicd that Gomez was taken prisoner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

10 The death OF judge Dabncy Carr ere
ntesayacancy in the CoIrt Of Appeals. Having
heard tae nan'e Of no person suggested as the
successor Of Judge Carr, we would suggest that
Of Robert Slanard, Esq. the delegate from Rich
inond,a man who stands in the front rank if not
at the very head Of his profession. The court
Of deynier rcSort shoad be constituted of the
a5lcNjuri,ts-of men who unite extensive cxpe.
RENEE and an infinite Acquaintance with the
principles Of the law, oil which they are the au-
tdonIitlve expounders. Tested by ih, rule,
few men in the Sratc-we doubt ii there be
one,-can be named, as the superior OF Mr.
Stanard. Bu, he is a Nhig-a and there lies
the rub. Virginia has heretofore. however, re-
fusedto pcrmjt political feelings to nlnglc in her
judicial appointments aud we hope she will
continue TO DO so, whatever prr,y may be in the
ascendant. Especially should she sschew all
considerations OF this character in the scec-
lion OF members of the Court of Appeals. the
fnal arbiier OF Irrigated points, and the tribunal
by which legal principle, are settled and csab
iished
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$40 REV ARD.

W TollN l,ofu before -. 40 OF the snt
. , f'.bef. Ca Saturday last, d, sg,e ,
NEN } ieet h. n, and has right wh,te iofs
foot he II aboat 3years old
Apply to JOHN FARLEY.
Richmond january IL l.
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- DIR. RELF'S PILLS,
T. or r. en- ale )!

For Ob.lrnclions p,lilirv. Uynorbou,lI'o Crcrn
sickness, Gddincss aud PalDitaon OF the Heart Bad
Dir,4tinn Io,tbipr 81 Food and pain, Of lLc SION.
ach. The Pills purify and promote r,~k circulation
of the blood when become sluggish and ohsuuclrd
from the foregoing disorders revive The regular habits
OF thu unhealy female whose siek y and Pallid eoun
tcnance hcconca re-anilnatcd, and resh"u1 with The
natural giow 81 restored health They are equally con
ducVc Ia tic heath OF married ladies' Nc'ptin Cases 81
Pregnancy CT torsumFuoii NdeH they 1ausi MT be
tatCR.
Pre- y 0Ytr boz.
: / None are genuine uules, signcl T. HlDDEB.
the wrapper (syir prolri#or and successor 10 b.
CcSMAy.) tyw hen they are ior sale, ct his Connuv
Room, No. 90, Court street, Boston, and by hia sa1-
cal ap ointment hy
Howell DAVIES, and
} L. hoy All. lvacAhut-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or land,
eEcvg' KWsachDlIrN.

RN VIRTUE of the provisions of decree of the ust
lnss Court OF l.ynchburg, pronounced at Deem
ocT icrm 1886, the undorsig ned, commissioner
will proceed to sell, Saturday the 10Th day OF Feb
rruary next, before the Auction Room of John Il. d
,i,at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

TENAS.-Join VI. Ross, Ed AN ntelliecn.
LAWYER oi Hatchez, who travelled With Santa
Ana and Almonte from that ei'y to Nirh,bura.
in a letter to the i.dtog Of the Naichcz Courier
gives the reason which induced the release the
Mexican chief and the object O. Iii, visit to
Washington.
1t appears that Sanr Ana's term Of ofli,c. as
President Of Mexico, viii expire On the 1t OF
March, alter which time he viii be valucless rs
aprlsoner. He wishes, before that time, to DO.
cure the mediation Of the L. States for the adj
lnsnnent oflhe difficulties between Mexico and
Texas; and TO this end he is now about to seek
an interview with Gen. Jackson He expresses
his readiness to rrco ,aizs Texas as an inaepcp-
dent government, or 10 consent TO her admission
into the American Union. whichever may be
most acceptable to the PARTIES concerned. The
Mexican gogeiument has declared that it viii
not recognize any agreement that Santa Ana
might enter into while in dGresse-It is rossiblo
'hal she may assent to such arrangement as he
may make IN Washington ; especially if she
should discorer that she cannot re-coaauer
her rebeIlous proyince-and that, from all tn.
demonstrations that have been made, we take
to be impossible.
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Ola SSICal School

yE1HE Classical School at Bococks. near
E Floods in the county Of Buckingham. was
opened on the first Monday in the prcsen,
month, under the superintendent Of the subscri
bcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

IrIRGINIi At rules held IN The Cl,rks Ofice Of
the Circuit superior Couit Of law and Chance
~ for EedlorI County, Oh the 2nI day u January
1857;
Joseph Flood, Plaintiff
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January l6
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27
Congress.

J,uary 70. In nre Senate, the ex.
punp,ng resolutions ut Mr. Brnlun came
np f,r consideration, and slr. Benton
spike a, length 81 the subject. H. was
followed BY Mr. Dana. wh' hal no con-
Guided when the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives. the
bill reported by VIZ. Camhreleag from
the Committee NJ ways and means, ID re-.
Juce the revenue, was tasen up. and r
Corwin addressed The house a, very great
length ia opposition. and Mr. Cnshman
in favor Of the bill. A motion Ia lay the
oil on the table was decided 10 the mega
live--yeas o.. nays ll9. The bill and
The accompanying documents were then
ordered 10 be printed. .s
January 10. In the Senate. the ex-
puuglng resolution was again taken up.
Mr.. Dana concluded his remarks. Mr.
Preston. Mr.. R,yes. dr. Monre, aud VIZ.
Niles also addressed the Senate; alter
which the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives. The
bill TO reduce the revenue was commI'led
% committee of The whole on the state
or the unon; and ten thousand copies oi
the bill aud repor. Of The committee ot
ways and means ordered 10 b. printed.
January IA. In the Senate. Mr.. Tall.
mage presented petition from The Board
Of Trade Of The city Of New York.
through commlltee Of that board. pray
ing the establishment Of a National Bank
al the city Of New York. and represent,
ing the establishment Of such q bank by
Congress as the only remedy for the pre-.
sent derauged stale Of The currency aud
exchanges Of the country.
The bill altering the time OF holding
The Circuit Court Of The United States al
Raleigh. N. G., was ordered to be en-
crossed for a third reading
ME-. Walker addressed the Senate al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

Greek Fsrmsn' and Meehanies' Cotton
Manufacturing Company d Orange aud
Chsihsm.
Is IN lel % inrarpnrale he capital
stock q he Hslifsx snd weldon Rail
Road Company.
10 A bal 70 Incorporals The Caldwell
Institute IN The lowa % Greensbornugh.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution IN favor Of Larkin Cox
and 'rIlman Eeslal.
? In favor Of Simon SmilhHick. Mar
nm county.
. In favor Of Turner and Hughes.
4 IN laVor nc William ID. Alexander.
. Ii favor II James Harle. CsrirreI
county. ..-. 81. 70
9 II favor Of MARI sl,an.
Y In iaS0r of John II. Hill.
Q In favor Il John Miller.
0 In favor Of the Roanoke Navigation
Company.
10 IN favor Of Samuel \. Gedney.
II Directing he burning u Treasury
notes.
~ Relating 10 the election If Cover
nor.
10 Aalhorising The Governor 10 draw
fnr the payment Of expenses oI Cherokee
land sales.
10 Aulharising Public Treasurer 20
receive abe purchase money Of late sales
Of Chrrokre lands.
IS Directing the Public Treasurer IN
receive IN payment Tor Cherokee lands
CERTAIN noles of The Banks Of Virginia and
Grorgla. and South Carolina.
10 In favor 81 James &. TurTenline.
~ Concerning the Office Of Public
Treasurer.
10 Concerning Military Land War
rants.
10 In favor Of Geo. Hoover. Sheriff Of
Randolph coualy.
90 In favor o. Edward Stanley.
81 In favor Of Green It'll.
% In favor u Wllllsm Thompson.
% In favor Of Heir. OF Finlay M'Do-
nald.
~ Authorizing The Governor 10 make
PROVISIONS lur receiving surplus revenue.
IS Ia favor Of The heirs a. law Of
James McInure
81 H. favor u The legal representatives
Of The late George w. Montgomery.
81 In favor Of Samuel r. Patterson.
2s n favor &c the Public Treasurer.
% In favor Of the Doorkeepers.
30 10 favor 81 The late Governor. q
81 IN favor Of lesnder rraiL
80 In favor OF John and Thomas
Webb. -.
80 Concerning the postage Of the
Speakers ofihe iwo Houses.
80 Resolution concerning contingent
expenses.
IS Appropria,ing $4,000 In the repairs
of The Government House aud Lot.
80 In favor 81 Kennelh Rayner.
81 4 resolution instruction the Presl.
dent and Directors of the Literary Purd
To digest a plan for Common Schools. and
report the same 10 the next General As,
semhly.
IS 4 resolution relative 10 the Jour.
nals Of The Convention.
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EAs@-s~ ees---A4@sN 80 - -
ljm. he hnd PERHAPS been safirieEhS
punished N his isrllngs. and thersfore
moved ihsl h b. disxhafged from casio
d.. To his esarss Mr. Manis ohiecs-
Cd. - unjpsl 10 ne ibdisidssl. Having
been thus pabIicly beoaghs 70 he bar q
The Senair. be ought % have a opporm
nifty Of being heard. Boz he queslias
being put vas decided in lhe Affirmative
--23 - l; and The individual vas dis
charged from caslady. The individual
then asked II NJ should M be permitted
% speak in his Own defenre; but The
sergesnl-al-arms vas directed hy the
Chair % take him oBl. and the SeLaie ad-
journed
January M. In ihe Senate. Mr. Kent
presented = memorial from the Grand
Jurors NJ The cnuRly of Washington in
The district Of Columbia. soliciting that
hereafter no peili0n may be received BY
Congress iron societies nr inhabitants II
noasslsveholding states. for The sbolilion
~ slavery in The dislnci Of Columbia;
which was laid on the table and ordered
10 he printed.
Mr Walkers land bill WAS taken up.
Mr. M"rrIs spike a length upon The me-
riis ~ the bill. and stated ms reasons for
prelerring il in The form in which Il vas
originally introduced: after which he Of
ferpd an amendment. embracing The prin-
ciple of graduation in the price Of land
in proponion 10 The time IL had been Of.
Tered Tor sale. which was agreed to-l9
TO Is.
In The House Of Representatives. Mr..
Underwood asked 10 suspend The rule 50
as 10 permit him 10 submit series Of re.
solutions. declaring The sense Of this
house that il was not competent. under
the constitution Of the Uniled States, To
change. sller. expunge. mulilsie or de.
sir1y the journals of either house al Con.
grsss: and also 10 provide measures for
the safe keeping Of the journals. and Tor
the punishment of all persons. their sid-
ers and absltors. who shall alter change.
deiace. expunge or destroy any part Of
journal of either house after the adjourn
meni sine die. But the rule was not sus.
pended yeas II. nays lis.
Mr.. WIss's resolution for the appoint.
,nenl Of select committee DO examine
inl0 the condition OF The executive de-
psnments, was adopted by vote of l65
60 o: the debate having been brought 10
a close by virtue Of the previous question.
In Few remarks offered BY Mr.. Wise
beinre the question was taken. he said
&" Nov, IL appeared. gentlemen seemed
disposed 10 pass the resolution: 10 pass IL.
in order 10 save The administration party
from The impulaiion of DELAYING action on
the resolution BY debate He would ask.
however. and he would thank gentlemen
10 answer him. whether they could now
relieve themselves from this odInus i'm
putsiion-sn lmputatlon which they de-
serve. tell You and the country (ssid
VIZ. W. that ! have been asking ior this
investigation for nearly two wears. And
how far are we now from he end of the
session. Within SIX weeks Of the end,
with all our other duties 10 attend To, and
we are told that this is a sufficient space
Of time To investigate The huge. the nam.
moth operations Of tins corrup. and pro.
fiigate Administration"
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A bin has been reported in the Senate,
and is now before that body. tn provide
for supplying. as far as practicable. the
loss OF the records Of patents. and Of
the valuable models Of inventions. burnt
in the late confagrstion Of that office
II proposes, among other things. the .ex-
pendi,ure Of . sum, not To exceed hun.
bred thousand dollars, to defrsy the ex-
pense Of replacing the models. under the
direction of Commissioners to be APP
pointed for the purpose; this expense.
and other expenses under the act, to be
betrayed gu, Of The surplus revenue Of the
Patent Office in former years, which is
to be set apart. and to constitute a fund
Tor that purpose. . .~
-. National h.ieligencer,
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%..asIsEc31G.
ssriday, San aary 81.

Tie Legislature Of this state adjourned
IN Mmday last. having been N sessinn
six,y-faur days. We have no, room for
nur usual summary Of the proceedings:
bu, have gwen a liz, of all the acts and
rrso'atinns passed, WIN the exception ut
us satch cnnpsize tire revised statutes.
T. nur mex, zee snail probably give far
Gher particulars.
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VALUABLE
Newspaper Embellishments
FOR SALE.

SnHE Subscribes having determined to co,
- gage in different pursuit. the SPECTAs
TOR ESTABLISHMENT is offered Cor sale.
The office is well provided with the necessa-
~ materials, and Notwithstanding that no eE
forts have been made. beyond tbs mere trans
mission Of the paper TO those who voluntarily
ordered it, the patronage is such that there 70
no other branch Of business known to toe sub
scrbers in which the Same amount Of capital
produces greater profits
AZ the sale 10 merely matter ofconveoiencs
TO the subscribers, no one need apply as pur.
chaser who win not sustain the political prin.
cipies which the Spectator has advocated.
PASTEUR a. MOORE.
Nswbsrn. 9TH Nov 1856. 57-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27
National hieligenesr.

II j. understood tina, General Santa
Anna had m interview with the Presi-
dent Of the United States, al the Palace,
on Thursday. and was kindly and cour'
teously received By him. They met
again, Ills said. second time. yesterday.
The suhjec, of this conference may be
inferred probably from the tenor Of the
official papers Of which copies were sen.
to the Senate on Thursday last. Told.