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life and his death both illustrate the beauty power and
nobleness of the adopted sentiment. But u politicians
do possess the virtues of the English apostle the
self devotion of the Roman Curus True greatness,
however like eloquence, has its in subimy
of moral sentiment, where liberty wieds her potent
sceptrc
As am about to write you long essay, and it will
be kind of crilique on MIR. Hunters speech, wish
frs, TO say that have unknd feelings towards that
gentleman, and whilst shall freely state my objections
10 his course, and sincerely think there was great
want Of force clearness and comprehension IN what lie
said, yet do not mean TO cry down what every body
else has united to exat mean his reputation for taents
| am willing he should enjoy his reputation; to rob him
Of it would not benefit but much is rghtfuliy
pec,ed from those to whom much has been given.
make the solution Of The difficulty by surprising that
Mr. Hunter felt uneasily mounted-perhaps he saw he
was between two stools; but if so, what hindered him
from putting inside one, and taking The which had
the best foundation: Some people, and politicians
particularly liable to the folly of thinking they have skill
enough 10 make two stools stand steadily under them
scarcely ever saw it successfully tried-Moreover, be.
sides the danger it is not credtabe thing, and will
fail any man before select tribunal OF honor and mo.
rali,y.
But 10 the matter Of the speech-not the drapery.-
The " Que composite menbyorEme Qua eoJ0rmaho
Eaeameniorurn p From these, you mus. let me Oft
should like 10 undertake such portralture-"eon'
signare Gtcris"
The currency question was the horse which MIR. Hun
Ter seemed 10 have given little truining-but he rode
him what shy no afraid the surrounding
Wings would shout, throw up their caps and scare The
brute The ground and hard fall, would have been
poor COM imont 10 Congressman. But he would not
let President gel up behind him, tanTne ire ceeSti
bus animis, &c-l shrewdy suspected all tie while
that Of tie Democrats would insist mount
ing him before or Seind-bul both parties seemed 10 be
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TO THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA.
FglHE Citizens Of Virginia respectfully informed
that an office for the exclusive sale Of the ceebra-
ted BandIeth Vegetable iversal Pills. has been esta
bshed in The City Of Richmond The character of the
genuine Btandreh Pills is we'll known in The Old Do
mnon that it is unnecessary say much IL their praise
drehian theory, principle Of expeing disease from
the system by puga.ion, Dr. Bandre,h requests peru
sal Of:
LIFEAND DEATH.
Every living being las ,%o distinct principles IN It's
nature
THE PRINCIPLE OF LIFE.
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S.kEK is.fEEjS. So.

EaAN1NG determined To devote INV attention
D principally 10 tie Gafrsali milking business
vii endeaYoar future 10 keep oil hand al my shop
supply OF CARR1ALLS, with and without
Springs. made OF first TIMBER and good work
maushp. My situation beng IN the country my
expenses considerably less than they would be in
Lynehbufg, and having had 10 years experience in
that can sell them much cheaper according to quail
ity,than they can be bought IN Lynehbnfe,o almost
any other town. will also make BAROUGllES 10
order. Those wishing 10 purchase would do well 10
give me call before purchasing, feel confident
shall giyc general satisfaction both in pnce and
quality.
Ny shop may he found in Amherst, ) miles north
from Lynehburg. near New-Ilopc Meeting House
will also keep On hand ior the accommodation Of
purchasers the best Causa Harness, NJ tire lowest
cash price. SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD.
july 10 Vim
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bedford Female Academy near
ES66tfy, go.

nIfPII. $ my dining lie pfesent year, be eptef-
81 NJ .aY peIlea efihe Gaafse md viii be char
ed rlfeably 10 the ume. To avoid dslapgine the
,asatg nun 81 the School, there will be no Yaea
tIou. until the I all
TUITION. IN EnglsiIand I'leneh 30 dollars per an.
nun. Ba4fI. washing, ghts aud fire, so per
month. Italian ~ Spsnlsh. 80 per anaum. Music,
80. Embroidery. eolored and white, -. Pupils
lanlsh the, own Bedding. To those lrom dis
taaee. il oal be supplied. al 4 moderate charge
Smaaler rait.fm. THIS viii consist If Robe of
Pale blue ruaed Cambria. the figures small and
eIase. Cape. III Tie sane Panlalets oil WHITE A
mons oil brown ffeneI linen. dyed with blue BfaIde
Straw or chip Bohnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
prohibited. Is well as all fnery IN general.
EDWARD WI. JOHNSTON.
March - wis
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\ TEACHER WANTED

\ GENTLEMAN who is qualified to take
n charge o an Academy. can get a good and
permanent situation, at Pauidiag, Jasper Goantl,,
Mississippi. II is expected the building will be IN
readiness by The lst December OF January next.
The health ofthls section OF Mississippi IS thoneh,
to be equal 10 any other place IN the South. let-
ttls can be addressed To the Trustees, or To benz
Haat None nce4 make application except he Is
lilly competent, and Of good moral character and
steady habits. 1t is problbIe that there will be a
Female Institution attached 10 II very soon consc.
quenlIy II may suit II gentleman and his vie, who
follow that profession.
fauldms, Miss. August IN
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.y'D T'FfE.

4 PETITION will be presented 10 The next lie.
eslaiure Of Virginia. pfaytng for new county
ont Of paris of amherst and Bedford lying and beng
IN tie upper end o sad county, md between the To-
b1cco Row aud Blue Ridge Northumberland also II
meeting ot the Citizens friendly division oil SAID
county, will meet at Richard .Pryof's Tavern. Ped
lar Mills on Saturday the eDh Of October next. aad
on Thursday lie 25fI OF tie same month Waueh's
Ferry al Which places map Of sud county will be
presented 10 the citizens, Designating lis boundaries,
mountains folds, &c a..
Aus.a7. III
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L'OR SALE, ON accommodating terats large
4 TRACT OF LAND, (about 2a00 Acres ~
ing in the South part oi Bedlod county, ON the wa
tefs oil Dirk Creek, - miles from lyDchburg and
six miles from LeesatIie ON Sauntou River The
Improvements on the I.lHd are II comfortable Dwell
ling House, with other necessary out houses. and
about 80 Acres OF cleared Lanl. IN GOOD condition
tor cropping. The balance OF the 'ael IS well tim
bercd and we'll w5leled, aud Is well adapted 10 the
culture Of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat aud Oats The
land will be divided, II dcsoed, aad moi sold, will
be rented Ion tie ensuing year. Apply to Dr.. Z.
Ausiln' LeesYlllr, Campbell county.
August , ia
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keheeca llowel, Sarah Arthur, Adam Ncwman and
Polly his VILE, late Polly Dixon, james Norton
and Nancy his wife, Late Nancy Dixon, Thomas
Dixon Polly Newman, William K. Harrison and
Lucy his vile, late Lucy Newman, Henry Arthur
and Sarah lbs vile, late Sarah Newiian Clark
Newman Bailey Newman, W lIImm Meade and
Elizabeth ms wife, late Elizabeth Newman Eli
Jah Fowler, Absalnm fowler Richard Goad and
Nancy his WIFE late Nancy Towler Thomas
Thompson aud Jane his wife. late Jane fowler
Lewis Bennett and Polly his wife, hte Polly
Fowler, Morning Robertson, Thomas Goad and
Sally his wife, late Sally fowler Abedneao BAYS
aud Frances hs wife, late Frances Shockley Pol
~ Shotkiey, Shadrach Shockley and Absaom
Shoekley
fI'AkkE NOTICE, that we Will, on the a8Jb day
OF September next, between the Using and the
setting OF the SUM- at tie dwelling house OF Isabel
M,lchen, IN the county of Bedford and St,te of
Virginia, take the del ostions Of William Leltwirh
Sllas Muchen and others, aud on the I2lh tl5y of
October III the dwelling house Of John \. Di<on
IN tie county OF Wayne, and Site of kentucky,
take The dispositions OF John \, Dixon ard Pat
~ DIXON, aud II Tot taken on that day will
be taken on the 10Th day of the sane monfI,
at the same place and on the 18th day of
ot'ooef' at the dwelling house of Meredith Dix.
gu III Tue county oil Grecnup, State OF Nv lake
Tie deposluons Of Thomas flalkwouh. i;1lbe,
!, rum ana others and II not taken tha, day, will
be taken ON the "2ad OF the same mouth AT the sa,ne
place, ard continue from day to daN nnlII conn.,nd
winch dispositions, when taken, will be read ~ ey,
uoncf IN SUIT nl ihancefy, how pending and undo.
ttiinned III the Circuit Superior Count of Law and
'naheeiy' holden Tor The county of Bedford, where
IN YOU are plaintiffs and we are defendants When
and where You eau attend, should you think pronpr.
GEORGE PARKER
STEPHEN MARTIN,
DAME {. EDWARDS,
ABNERANlIIONl.
,.. aud Others
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g'Ekk' DE$FRs. EksLE
TAVERN PROPERTY for sale.

80, BEING desirous of removing to my Farm,
fl I'D | vii, offer for sale, without reserve, ON Mon.
LA day the 10th day OF September next, that
beng Gonn day, that valuable Tavern House,
the Western Hotel, together with all lis valua-
bic FURNITURE and other apnurlcnanees,
a list OF which wilt be gwen on tie day of
sale. II Is unnecessary 10 describe the property
mnucly; suffice TO say, that is of the mo st
valuable Tavern Stands in all Westcfn Virginia,
The property Is in thorough repair, the House ha-
wing been very recently painted. The terms oi'sale
Will be, one thlrd OF the purchase money in hand,
and the balance IN one TWO and three wears equal
instruments, the purchaser securing the alter pay
mens by bond aud good security.
JAMES SHANkS.
Fncastlc, Botetourt Co. August % 1888 ids
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a aract OfE.aist.,
NOTICE..

NAS committed To the jail of Grayson county
W ON the 10Th day OF January last, II negro man,
ave, i've feet SIX inches high, stout made, and of
yellow complexion. He calls hImse Henry, and
says he belongs 10 Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac-
qnalnted III lynchbnrg and Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged IN driving ateam. The
e Is requested 10 come and prove property, pay
charges. aud take Inn away, otherwise sand slave
will be deal With according toll law.
J.JENNINGS, Jaot
June 3m
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GLIDE TO PASSENGERS.
MY. ARRANGEMENT


E'IlE Northern Line Of Stages irom Lynelbnrg
10 Fredericksburg by WY Of Charlottesville,
leaves Iyoehbnrg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
nfiays, At O'clock, \. NJ, and reaches Ghnottes-
slIle IN the evening ol lhose days II arrives at Ere
deneksbGlg On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
II O'Clock, = NJ. In returning, II arrives at Ghar.
lotesgrlle On Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS,
lnd reaches Lyrchbu1s on Mondays, Wednesdays
md fndgs. By ihis route passengers leaving
L>nehbufg Wi! reach Fredericksburg IN two days,
N those going iom Lynehbnrg 10 Richmond viii
reach Richmond on the second day Al O'Clock, L.
M.-Our teams aud coaches are first rate, and the
divers enelul and accommodating. No pains
will be spared 10 endef the trlP sale aud pleasant to
the passengers.
Lane through 10 Fredericksburg Sll 90
do 10 Richmond 80
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynelburg for seats.
:. l.. GLOVES, At.
Jnly2 uJan
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S.RAE or KE.FL EST.ZIE
IN EYNCEIISG.

VIE undersigned is dcsrous to sell the HOUSE
= aud LOT IN which he resides, situated on
of Mr. A. Liesalt.'n3} oviies persons to call on
nun. II not disposed II privately before the 18th
DAY oil September ext, it will on that day. be offered
al public ant.ioh, and sold without reserve to the
highest bidder. Terms liberal and made known
lhe da,ot sale. n. H. THORNTON.
Aug. - IDS
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Lime ofPost Coaches
,2y,sg25. ~
FROM LA.N'fE5Est'zsf.
VIA NATURAL IRsDsE AND aE1ssGTONl
'HD EE1AESEegssss, w.

1i'HE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
. inform tile public, that they lave just put
Inc Of Post Coaches, from L,uchbufg by the Natn
raj bridge, To Lexington, Va. connecting there with
the Ma line Of Brlden, Walker x Co. which runs
lon that place, through the uelghborlood oil the
Daeger's Sulph Springs, by the White Sulphur
Springs 10 leWsbnrg, Va
lhls lbesldts being over the best roa,) IS decided
ly the nearest, cheapest, aud unquesonaby the most
pleasant NUT, altogether between Lynchbutg and
Lewlsbnrg, from winch Daily Alail Line runs reg
ulafly on, by the Blue Sulphur Springs, through
Gha,esown &c. 10 Gusandotte.
THIS line leaves Lynchbnlg ON Mondays, Wcdnes-
days aud Fridays, and returns 10 1t ON Tuesdays
Thursdays aud saturdays, when connects with the
DAILY Alall Line 10 Richmond, Na.
O - Travellers from Lynehbulg, going To any
place beyond Lewlsbnre 10 the Wesr, will by ia
klns the Line through Lexington. arriyc 1t then
destination about twenty lour hours sooner thau
they Gould by taking any other hne.
BOY b x EDMOND.
Anp, l6. GW
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CIAS. EtGENE ExVNRD

ID ESPECTFuLLN informs the inhabitants Of
- lynehbufg and the surrounding counties, HAT
he ias lately arrived rom Philadelphia, and thai it
Is his intention 10 locate himself in tins Place Ion
the purpose Of pursuing his professional business Of
Watch and Clockmahing and repairing on the best
aud most approved principles. Having served
regular apprenticeship 10 said business IN France and
Switzerland, and also having received his Instructions
hom the most shllfal artists OF the above named
eountfee, he Is confident that lie give general
satisfaction all those that vii nrust work IN his
hands 10 be done in the most woIkmaHlike manner
and on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop IL the house occupied by
Miss llcterman where he will attend TO all won,
put in his care.
All kinds oi seapements, VI: Nlellel; Lever
Duplex, Ghronometef, Musical, Horizontal Lepaq
aud Vertical Watches.
All watches made on sold by him will be warranted
TO keep good dane ion a series Of years. without any
charge 10 the purchaser except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired BY hun, which are warranted will
be kept free of additional expense. for the space of
one gear from the delivery, II property taken ere oil
y. Is 6ne aud ttrse assortment ol Cold aud
Silver aud plain Watches Also, selection OF Jew
elry.
July 80 9n.
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NM IgI'f.

IL l. i6te Just received a second supply 81 lin
W invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN &LATuAn.
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a Copy-Ieste,
ID. ROBES, GIN.


CoMMIssIONFR's OFFICE,
Lynchburg, 18th August, 1888.
The parties in this catfse will take notice, that
have appointed Thursday, the fourth day OF October
next to commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing order of count; on which day tbey are re-
CURED 10 attend at my office, This town. with their
accounts, vouchers and copies OF court papers pre-
pared of examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGU c.
August l6 wt,y
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Allg l6.
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toLrNRlA, s GtHol1SA, Dec. 26th, le36.
NJ dear Su:
have Just leaned, with great regret, that YOU are
about 10 qnlt our tawnaud State, by which a per-
sonal deprivation To NoufiIiends will ensuc and the
State lament the loss Of those hieh literary attain
mens' that You have eNerted among ms, Tor some
yeats past. You may do better | must sincerely
NoawlIl. Your distinguished literary taste, whei
recalled iuto requsltlon, cannot but Secure Won
position both agreeable and profitable Accept IN,
bost"Ishes Tor youf prosperity aud happiness. With
great regard and esteem, L. NJ BITLER
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August %
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ih"iAlA At rules hodenin the Clerks Office of the
county Court OF Charlotte the 9Th day of August 1888:
''tiea IL buPaN, Plaintiff,
09dlRSt
hleaJah eiehn and 'ohn y. Glenn, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Mcaah Glenn having entered his an
laate according TO The Act OF Assembly and the rules of
tins Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he lnabiant of this Commonwealth: On the mo-
ton OF the lant by counsel ordered that the said de-
cndat do appear before the justices of the said Court II The
Courthouse, the first Monday in November ext md nm.
s"rr the plaintiffs bill and give security for performing
decree OF the court aud that copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in the town of Iynchburg for
lsht weeks successfully and posted at the front door OF tho
court house OF the said county. " w. " -
Copy-Icstc
,an,., IL NlNsLoW RoBINsoN,c
August 10
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Medical Department Of the Uni.
sersity Of Vircinia.

IiII L nest session OF this Institution will com
3 menee the lst September, aud terminate on
the 18th uly following Lectures the dferen,
branches oil Medical Science are delivered BY three
Professors, w.
J. Z. EMMETT, VI. D. Chemistry and Materia Ne.
diea
L. l.. GRIFFITH, NJ. d. Theory and Practice Of
Medicine, Obstetrics aud Medical Jurisprudence
J. l.. GABELL, NJ. d. Anatomy, Physiology and
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Plaintiff,

I Rules held in the Clerks Office oftte unsing Cur
gust 1888. ~ wy " nv
"i'i'ih L. lancaster Plaintiff,
=, Nlll4m onng Emanuel Bower William Davis Samuel
oka and John H. Mt Daniel merchants and ra-
ding under the finn and style McCorklc g. McDanicl
"ln Miller aud Wand Roberts merchants and partners ira
dug under the 81 and firm OF Miller Roberts, and Plea.
sant labby, D,t."Jon,s
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CITY SAVINGS BANK.

EJHIs Institution went into operation on ,e n;s'
Il day Of the present year-"llh view 10 pISnI1 u
inn spirit of economy, especially among The Ia
borne classes of the community, this Association will
receive on deposite, such sums OF money as na ue
offsred from time 10 time, not less in amount than hVe
dollars upon which al the Fae Of ve
Janos;,s mon all sums remaining for less time than
six months and upon all sums remaining Longer me
nnrn will be powed-teen days notice Of intention 10
withdraw being required h., ,,a
Ger6cates Of deposite will be issued, signed BY Inc
p,es;dsnI and Cashier and all property and iunds be-
longing to the Institution are bound for the payment
thereof. o,;no A o'c]ock
ut the office at Shocke Warehouse.
SAML WINFREE. President
SANL F. AoIE, Cashier.
B. BEsrLEY, Secretary: Il, r,,ds Rich.
Rob,. H jenkins, Benz. Sheppard, F. Edmunas, nscn
ard B. Haxal JAS c. Crane Jas. Bridges, ); = ETY.
c;o%P Ho Rosx ki As. 'p Dsvs
David Bridres Robt c. Williamson, John ~ GofcoS'
Judah Myers, R. Edwards, jr., VIM Alen' wilma" D.
Plumer, Jesse Snead-Drectors r, oo.
Feb. 6 o4-%a"o"
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n,rn.lS OF ADVERTISING.

cavern FOR SALE!u obcienes 10 order oil the county
rn, of Ch..;si la pronounced 9Th day Of Janusry,
1895 shall commissioner, sell at public auction" on inc
SATURDAY, ,hs lTh Of February les na. c
tavern stand call.d Moody with t~tniy-io uc
Of lad. b.loasins the late Carter nohy Gee
thereon, consisting o mh"o" "'
,.,. lis nn,os &C. TIL said land Is situated on Inc
Manchester nal r turnpike i've miles above the o
". nchester, in the county oil CheS'ef"e''' e 'A "
lin.Hd. ~, ; T., clio ,u,.b,sc ,iv.
-, Laos with approved security and deed OF fus on INC o
,.r;y 10 secure pymc#s The title IS br:"Sed 10
shall such title Only hold ga
bc,eby riren 10 al! persons nhehe1 TO the "s
,,,s Of Carter Moo Gcc' make immediate payment rs ~" ST.
.,n the admit of longer deluy-and thos" VINO
;n! against estate will please present them properly
in order that arrangements may be made without de-
l.v. discharge them ,;.,, ., ,,.
e sa property sh,wn person desitou !" pur
$50 80, y " HIRAM. p. MOODY,
""''. Commissioner Of Sales
c,..s.,, Lar % 19-T & S ids.
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Feb. Is

~REE HILL COURSE.-The following stakes are
to come off this Course, Spring Meeting, 1870
for e"s and r T,se closed
Sweepslake for colts and flles out Of untred
,arss"en;rance $3.50, forfeit SlOO-te subscribers;
closed closed on the ls day of January, 1888 . and
8 sweepsaA also for colts and es in5ea
s5 forfeit S25-seven subscribers, and closed.
en'' swesp pH for colts and 6es.enIahcs slGO
e., s50Eto name and close before The LIST DAY
Of OLA. April, 1885, four more to make r'cen0" 'n'ee
subscribers, and promises well. eu ,.,,cs e,o for.
90 name and close on the Isl day of April, 1893
now . two subscribersAll the above stakes are mile
heats .. ho.ora enhscribers TO the
her describing the colt or FLY, sire ana oa ." " 0'
fore the LIST day Of April, 1855 ,ouN p WHITE
Tree Hill, Feb. 3, 1888 Cow"
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$50 RENhRD-Ran away from the subscriber, living IN
aV King William county, nu negro viz: Charles SCOT,
y,;s and jsmcs likely about ho cet
e-b, INCHES high five years old dark compcHon
With fine teeth the from, little separates makes shoes mas
-, ,bc carpcntcs ade-und had when he c me,
wooIcn and cotton pnnn"ons also oc
, cnt Scot likely black about twenty-five years odj
s Co.. ne or teu inches hish head Of hair mouths and chors
his word; speakn has worked 10 smiths SHOP o o
vc ct seven or eight high; dark u head OF
hair bnd fore finger of the et hand y US
The co.'s of 10 September lust James
likely man; about years
: five feet nine or inches highs finely formed waSs cree. anu
On my nun,aon month since them nave every
10 believe they left this neighbohood ana are rn'
mr. lurking about plantation oil the Messrs VICE
near Hanover house, where they have relations ne
above rsward will be given the apprchening and
men, so tnnt ger 'ne"' VI Wv ~ 66-wtf
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Mr. Wise moved to strike out The words 'r a mcm.
Der Of This House -
Mr. Underwood acce pied Of this as modification on
The understanding that motion would then be made 10
insert
Mr.. Haynes then moved 10 insert the words if
member Of this House.
MIR. Thomas called for the yeas and nays on this cues.
ton Which ordered
After a few remarks by Mrssrs Mercer, Dromgoole,
Haynes, Turney, Wise, and Underwood, on motion of
The last gentleman and without taking the question,
The House adjourned ut quarter past elk ocock, p IN.