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TERMS.


Per Session Olive months, payable in advance.
Tuition n Oh biography. Reading q Wiring sig SO
English Grammar. Geography, His
tory. Arithmetic and Composition, 1G 90
Ancient Languages. Mathematics,
Chemistry, Moral Natural and inellec-
tusl Philosophy. Rhetoric aud Logic. 90 90
F All Communications addressed TO the subscriber,
al Lyuehburg, will meet Win prompt attention.
j. w. GOODMAN
The attention Of the public IS directed 10 lie fol-
lon ing feeOmme ndaiieps:
Feeling deep interest IN The cause Of Education.
beg leave TO commend 10 the community the Rev.
Nj. Goodman. as gentleman Of high literar, attain
mems, and APT TO teach
ltgves NE much pleasure TO state that he has
conducted school IN III vicinity much 10 his own
credit, To the improvement OF hs pupils, and TO The
entire satisfaction OF the par OF The children
trusted To his charge. The rapid progress made by
his scholars, eyinced 10y examination which
recently attended. bears ample testimony 10 the
eeliency OF his mode of conveying instruction.
lie wall be found an acc nplshed scholar. gen
llemln and Christian. J. T. BARCLAY, NJ. ID.
ScuusvIIe, Sept. 9th, 1898.
The L ey'd. Mr.. Goodman pfosposes to establish
School in LynclIburg. lie has been teaching, dur
ing the last twelve nonlhs III the county oil Abe
MARIE aud has had one OF my sons under his
lii. reputation 70, pretty, intelligence, learn Z aud
fitness for the office oi teacher Is high and the pro-
gress aud improvement ol my son. auhorlse me to
believe. that Mr.. Good uan well deserves The reputa-
lion he has acquired GEO. VI. PAYNE.
lnglcside. Buckingham Co. Sept. 2lsf. 1888.
This cerGes, that Mr.. james w. Goodman. a
graduate Of 1887 at1hs College, is a gentleman OF
unexceptiouablo moral character and highly respec-
table literary attainmenis. lie is. IN my judgment,
possessed OF the requisite qualifications for Pre-
ceptor, aud entirely deserving Of confidence and pa
tronage. N. LORD President
Of Dartmouth College
Dartmouth College, Feb. y, 1888.
REFFRE DAVID Rodes. $. Il NJ.
II. Garland, VIM. Daniel, Jr. Esqr, Colo. Lang
horne, j. NJ. Gordon, John llollins, Rev. A. Il.
Smith, Lynehborg.-J. w Saunders. V. w. South
all, 7. w. Gilmer, Esqrs., Chafouesvllle.-Rey
Robert Ryland, Rev. J. g. Taylor, Ric hmond
CO The Richmond Religious Herald will please
TO insert the above, once fortnight for three times,
and forward ITS account 10 this Once for payment.
August 10 WITS
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Col Daniel Resais. William II. Taylor. Maj
Jaserh W. Ileasfessi. Gse.ee Wosdy. Jstses Ma.
tl,css. Elsanah Turner. Col Jetem lsh Griges, d..
John q. Redd. John K. Martin. John ID. Watkins.
James Martin. Joseph NJ. Gpsrls Robed ] Ham
lens. Cap. Thomas Jonrs. Capt Willis Gfifiilb.
Peter F. Scales, Capt. Richard g. Lumphin, Lud-
well Slouc. Columbus king, James NJ. s'nuh, ia.
cob L. King. William Moore, Lesls Grsses.
EeSelrea. THAI The editors OF The Richmond Wing
and Lsnehbnrg Nngiuian be requested 10 publish
the proceadngs Of Ibis meeting.
JOSEPH MARTIN. Ctaumah
GEokoH GKAYLII. SsfIelarq.
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N.EEE,N
1ysEAI Va w
NAEE AND AEkIAEE ACADEMY

fLOSED lis ldsi session with 60 pupils. Tbs
u substantial proof of increasing public favor has
Induced us TO employ an addunnll teacher. who is
young Lady Of approved abilities, both natural aud
acquired, aud is experienced in teaching. The
next sessinn viii begin on Monday the 10th Of Sep
tes besides liberal English Education, thorough
instruction - the Greek, Lam and French Ian.
gnages, and the higher Mathematics with Music
on the PIANO FORTE, Drawing and Painting and
other Ornamental Branches OF an accomplished Fc-
male Eduralion. Tems as heretofore. A few
hoalders will be taken IN The fam, of the Principal
WM q. WILLIAMS. \. VI. Principal.
Miss ELIZA l.. WILLIAMS Pm. Female Dept
Mrs. 5. A. WILLIAMS, Teacher of Music & or. hrs.
Salem. Roanoke city. Aug. 90 w4w
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Aug &c
One hwpGreaE 0Isnss Rc,cor0.

pANAWAf from the Subscriber the 9Th OF
a a Jny, srty bright mulato Boy by the name
Of WARMER, about feet . inches in height
- years OF age spare made, strait black har.
black eyes gcnteel IN his Appearance, very polite in
hls manners, spraks quick, aud is somewhat concc,l
ed has small seas on the bach otou Of his hands.
lie inok wIih him two suits Of cloths, one OF g,as
bfoadcloh, irock coat and panialoons, the Other
homcspun, cop etas color roundabout pautaloons
and black lar HAT a6out halt notn. 1t requires
close Inspection TO Distinguish lin from a whiie
person. 1t Is supposed that he has gone IN the
direction of Lyuehbufg, lliIlsboiou.l, or
down the river.
will give The above reward if taken over 20
miles hoaI home over 10 aud within 20 miles, $50 ;
within 10 miles, $40, If he Is returned to me- OF
lodged in jail 50 thar get HIM again.
NAVHL. =. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. e.
LII
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EE.u.iHE SCHOOL.

fR'ffE neM session Of the subscriber $ hool will
. begin on Monday. 9th OF September. in flte
basement stony Of the Methodist Protestant Meeting
hsuse The location i central. the room commodl-
Gus apd every way suitable The end for wbitl IT is
nesehe1 The course OF instruction will be Liberal.
lnelnotng all the branches of thorough English and
oiassica tdncstien. Pupils may enier any time.
out not iGf aless time than one session. No
deduction for absence, unless ia case of protracicd
illness
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PoEIICks..
row axD SORROW.


Sorrow and dew yenppear
10 contrary The enc aasiels;
1ic other 81, and mid
Ne spring from ono paternity,
The twin-brre, ofDeiif,
And cssli he cnlleth child.
Joy over olieegeih me. when
Am With his father God;
Aud 70 MINI cat comes SoIros' sigh,
When 20 forth abrssd,
Seeking, IN outN ard shadows dim,
The fight thar dWclls alnnc IN Him.
Thu. both the sanse high lessons leach
Apostles that ono moral preach;
Joy ever wooing me to stay
With Tim whose smile j. constant DAY.
Sorrow crying when roam.
Celestial, cs,ih il not tbs home"
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July 81
.s'6sc Stage Eise.
sasa
A new line Of Coaches,

new line Of Coaches,
From Lynchbutg 10 Ddgger's (Dibiell's) Spring
wa the Natural Bridge, op Tuesday next the End dav
Of July. Until further notice, we shall leave Iyrrh
bury on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Al half
after four A. NJ, and arrive Dlbres the same eve
nings, before night. The next morning Passengers
viii leave Dibrel's after breakfast and reach the
White Sulphur about 5 o'clock. T.. NJ. Visiiers 10
The Springs by tins line VIII thus be relieved from
all ulghl travel, aud reach the White Sulphur OF
lewisbnrg, IN Two days from Lynchhurg. The
Turnpike now flushed quue to lis Intersection h
tie Lexington and Coyngton Road, and IN add
ton 10 the general novelty aud splendid scenery IT
affords we would mention peculiar objects of
interest and curiosity, tne passage through, not orcr
the Blue Ridge. along the margin at James River
and commanding view al the Mountain Cdrdl a
heautiul prospcct--the NattrM Bridge. which Mr.
jefferson pronounced worth MP across the Allan.
tie to vr"an last, but not least, Dagger's SPRINGS
KEEP by Chs. l.. Dlbrell, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The Undersigned intending to give iheir persona
attention 10 tins line, confidently promise travel
lers inst rate Coaches and Teams. and careful and
accommodating divers. aud will spare no pains
themselves To sauslytheit passengers.
WM, a. GALBRAITu.
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
June % :,
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GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS.
$1,000
Ee1rissg BweCa6,srg for Richmond or


the Worth.
\ FAVE LynchburE Mondays. Wednes-
~ days and Ftdsys, al o'clock, A. NJ. arrive at
Challottesvllles same evening. AT 7 Z. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville next day by > A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, distance ofonly % miles from Cha,lores.
vile alter the LIST Of July, by 10 O'Clock, and arrive
IN Riehmond sane evenings, by 3 p NJ. This will
be found by Far the most comfortable rouie as well
as the most expednous To Richmond or going
North, by way OF Washington Guy having no night
travelling after leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and coaches on this line are first rate, and the
drivers skiliul careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared render the Trip sale and plea
sant to the passengers.
Fare though to Rchmond 50 SOTO Frede-
rcksburg Sl2. S. b. CLOVES Ascent
June IL 20
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VIZ. Edmund II. w ellis:

WIZ E.VflEJ sEEU H. w CTS
HNAkE NOTICE, that shall on the 9Th day of
September next, NJ the Clerks Office Of he
county OF Patrick take The depo, uons of A. Staples
and Others 10 be read evidence IN a cause depend
ing''n the Circuit Superior Court of Law and han
Gerry, for the county oil Patrick, in which YOU are
plaintiff and ana defendant.
This mode of notice is adopted as YOU are not an
iuhabttaut Of tins Commonwealth.
JEFFERSON X. HUGHES
Ang 26 Why's
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C.FSFE FOR gVegyES7,

TNHE STApLETON MILLS, are now pre-
II pared To receive WHEAT. for which the I'm.
designed will give tie highest cash prices during the
season DAVID STAPLES.
July Is wts
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rules held in the Clerks Office of the Comfy Court of
Amherst nm Monday, the 9TH day of August 1899
region heh administrator OF Robert u Allen, deceased
Plaintiff,
iian Logan and Bctscy his wife formerly 8etsey Allen,
William > Allen, Mary t. iiieH, John Duff and Amanda his
wife, formerly Amanda Allen and Martha Jane Boiling in
9nt daughter ofJ Ohm Boiling and Grncy Boiling, formerly
The Defendants William $ Allen and John Dun and A.
Inanda his we formerly Amanda Allen having entered
their appearance and security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this conrt aud appearing by
lSinctors Vience that they inhabitants OF this country,
is ordered that TIE said Defendants appear here on the third
Monday in November that being day. and answer
lhe mi OF the Plaintiff and that copy OF this oderbe forth
ynehbnrg for " months successfully and posted the
front door OF the courthouse OF this county.
sAML NJ. GARLAND, CLERK.
August 10 WIN
VIRGINIA-Ata circuit surerio, court of Inv and chance
~ held for Bedford county, 9th Of May, 1889:
john L. Gray, john c. Gray and others, Plaintiffs
against
William Campbell, Marquis D, Gray md others,
Defendants,
Is CHANcERY.
on the motion of the Defendants William Campbell & Mar
H,; =, fray VINO filed their petition setting forth that the
Iamlh John G. Gray indebted to them respectively, the
court doth order TINT the said John C. GRAY do appear here
on the hsi day Of the next term, and shew cause, any he
can can Why he Sad Marquis ID: Gray and William Campbell
should not be substituted the rehs of William Terry un
aet The deed OF rostn said petition mentioned, otherwise
nave satisfaction Of their respective demands of his
naming interest III the personal estate of Thomas Camphe
,er n %nd by sale OF the lands alottedo him under the
orders ana DEGREES o this ofIle distributes
ihe estate OF said Thomas Campbell deceased
Copy--feste
July 90 '' On
Nih"lNlA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
circuit superior court Of law and chanccry the town OF
i-!n ,.eh9Rig, on the 9th day OF Inne 1889
Mieoh Davis, Jr Executor OF Henry Brown Jr deceased
Plaintiff,
against
London H. Cabell and Chssell Dabney,
-, Defendants.
ne defendant landon r. Cabe having entered his
d u, ara gwen security according the
~ e '9es {" lhs court and il appearing bv sa,isacto
y eYiaehse That he is nabiant of this country II is
"a, @ The said Defendant do appear here on the FIRST
10y VI Tue next term and answer the hill the PLANT and
l' a'opy of thls order be forthwith inserted in some
per printed nte town OF Lypchburg two months sue
ohd posted al the front door of the courthouse in
S"'u town. ACopY-Teste,
Jr, 90 CREED T. WILLS, d. C.
WIN
IA superiorot of COOL Mountain Flour
~, sac oy HUNT & MARTIN.
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against

fiGty MeNnen Betsy MeNlhllen, Peggy sTeMullen Dan
Tl NC hui9 samuel Mullen, Polly NCMullea, Chrsr
pher McMuen Fnlette McMullen Isaac Bower aud EIl
beth IN, wife Mary Bober, John Wcox and Mary bis vie,
susan Nc Mulen, Matthew McMnllen, Jackson McMu.c1
Minerva cMull2n, Jane Gkcrson, Matthew Gkerson Per
gt Gllkerson, William Gilkerson, Robert Gkerson rhomn
HIlkefSon Peggy Nlttfow, William Withrow - ClgI
and AmhIs wife Anna Wituow, Robert Witlnow -
Terrell and Sally his wife, Matthew Wilhrow Harvey Viii.
row Caroline Nithow, and Harvey Beard and Polly his Wit
Dcfsn
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he Defendants Samuel MtMuen and Matthew WithroE.
nor nhNhg entered their appearance and given security
cordihg to the act OF assembly and the rules oihs court
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not n
lnnI OF lhs communicating is ordered, thai they do "
pear here on the first day otie next term and answer The
OF the plaintiff that This order inserted in some newspar
punlir ned IN LYnchburg for months successyrk, and
posted nj the front door of the courthouse of This county,
some court day. Copy-Teste
JOS. WILSON, Citr1
July ~ WIN
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WANTED two Apprentices to the Tanning
w aud Currying business.
DAVID HOFFMAN
Amherst Juna2l =.
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Latest French shape Corsetts

GUSf opehed, splendid Stock OF The newest
shape Cofsetts, from tie most celebrated factory
Store of ANDR. e FIJIoTp NY
MarcheI -
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Polly Shelton, Jonathan II. Bell, Edmund l.. Waodroi
Benanin T. Daw md Nelson c. Duwson administrator
OF Joseph r. Dpw son, deceased. Defendants
Tho Defendant Jonathan II. Bell, having entered hi.
Appearance and given security according the
bly, aud rules of this and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he not mhabtam of this country
dered That the SAID Defendant do appear on the 6 dsy
of the next term answer the original and amended bin o(
planus and that aCopv of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the town Of l. nchburg o
months snccrSsNeY aud posted the front door of the
hoase ia SAID town. Copy-feste,
,,a {. T. WILLS d. C..
'"ly - wlm
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tiR"IAIA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthc
circuit superior court oi law and ehancery, for the Of
Lynchbmg, ON the 3th day Of Juuc 1889
Nillmm shelton, John Shelton, Nancy Ruckcr and Sally
Choppeil, widow OF " lillian Chuppell, deceased,
Plaintiffs
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NlRGiNiA- Al rules held in tic Clicks Office oftc
eull superior eonn Of law aud chancery, for 8edQl
county, the dag ofJuly, 1889
William r. Jones, plaintfn
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rules held in the Clerks Office of the County Couf
Amherst on Monday, the 9TH day of August 1889:
homas W GlHss and Lucinda his wife Robert Cawlboa
ferdnand VI Wiley and Jane his wife, late Jane CaNtLo'
'acoo Haas and NillIan II. Garland, Trustee, &c.
Plaintiff
against
:, krhaFd : Ellis, Beve,ly T Brown end Mary his VIE
,aae huckcr administrator OF Robert Cawtbon, dccegF
u Qnaiies, Thomas ~ Eubank, Daniel Flood and lo
'sa his WIFE saoc Rncker, Jr, and Zuman his wife, %
Jonathan hueker and Antoueta his wife, Detendaff'
IN CHANcERY
, Inc Defendants Daniel Flood and Louisa lis WIFE lsa
hueNef Jr and Lunan his wife, aud Jonathan Rucker %
anoheta ms wife, not having entered their appearance ~
Enn ury, according 10 the OF assembly end the r
~ ,hs Court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence @
,et are not INHABITANTS of this country IL is ordered @
Wv Shd anSeht bcfendansappear here on the third Mono
~ N"Nehoei next that being day and answer the
s.a' ana amended !ll OF the Plaintiffs. and that COP
.l1 otet nc oflhwlilI inserted IN newspaper pnnl
IN IN" town OF lsncb'ng for months Successfully I'D
Pos'e" III Inc 'front.' do OF the courthouse Of this coeny
Copy-rese, =.
SAAfL NJ. GARLAND Gers
August 10 v2n .
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The above Medicine is for sale ly
d. Il. LYMAN, Agent.
he ii' Medicines may also be had Of the principal drug
gusts IA every town throughout the United States and thu
Gnnndas Asfor Aloias Life Pill, and Phenix Bitc :and
be sure that tue sne Of John Aloft signature is upon
label OF each bottle ofbitters box of pills
Apfil11 W ,15O
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and R.gINE.s,S.

Us received and for sale. fresh supply of SUI
- perlor LEMONS and RAISlNS hy
CHARLES PHELPS.
July 10
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rules held in the Clerks Office the Comfy Cont of
Amherst, IN Monday, the 9TH day of August 1889
fc>ton Keith, administrator OF Robert y Allen, deceased
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ELoUk-Asuperorlot of COOL Mountain Flour
pt sac oy HUNT & MARTIN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


In The House Of Representatives, on Monday
Mr.. Sadc offered The following resolutions
Whereas on the 30th day Of January, IA the year
OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine there were driven by The doors OF the Capitol
Of the l. s. in view Of members Of Congress, thify
men. chained and handenlIed, together with twenty
womenand children; aud whereas there ale cream
psiances which justify strong suspicion that II was
for no offence against the laws OF the / nhed states,
or Of any ofthe States. that said men, women, and
children were chained hand-cuied, and driven as a
loresald: Therefore,
Resolfed. That committee OF seven members III
this House be forthwith appointed 10 inquire andre
port:
l. The authority under which the said men, wo-
men and children were thus chained, hand cutied.
aud driven aforesaid:
q Whether they were charged with The comnls-
SION OF crimes; aud II so, oil what crimes and when
aud where committed
g. Whether they had been convicted OF crimes !,
and ESQ. OF what crimes, and by what lribansl con
sicted and
l. Whether the persons who chained. hand cuff
ed and drove the SAID men, women and children
we're officers Of the United States, duly authotzcd to
have The custody OF criminals within the District OF
Columbia aud II so. whether they committed SAID
men. women, and children 10 the common jail Of
the sad District Tor t'al, to the penItcnsry there
Of FOR punishment.
I Resolped. That said committee be authorized to
send for persons and papers, and 10 report 10 tins
i House by bin OF otherwise.
Mr.. Sanly inquired ofthe Char II the resolution
was received
The Speaker sad It
Objection was made
/ Mr.. ctabb inquired of The Char whether the re-
sol alton would not be laid The table, under the
resolution Of The l2lh Dece mber.
The Speaker said lac would decide that point
when II came up IN lis proper place.
The resolution hes
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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10.
IN SENATE.

When Mr.. Buchanan had concluded hls remarks
IN The Senate, on Thursday reply to Mr.. Rives
and Mr. Crlenden. in opposition to the bill intro
ducedb by the latter gentleman the bill was passed over
and the bill more etiectually secure the pnblic
money IN the hands Of officers aud agents Of the
Government, and 10 punish deaullers was taken ~,
and several amendments were oneredbv Mr.. Wright,
which were ordered 10 be printed, Mr.. Riyes then
submitted a substitute for the bill, which proposes
to revive the system Of depositing the revenues of
the Government in banks. The substitute was or
dcredto be printed and after short Executive SEES
sion, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives. Mr.. Navlors
motion Tor the appointment of select COMMITTEE of
seven members 10 inquire into and report on the case
oil Commodore Elliott was adopted.
The remainder of The day spent in discussing
In Committee of the Whole on the Union, d motion
made by Mr. Crazy, Of Michigan, to strike from the
cNh and dplomaI,c bill the appropriation TO the
BOARD OF Navy Con mssioners, and virtually. to a
oolsn that board. The proposition remains undis-
posed OIL
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRipAY. Feb 10, 1899.


The Investigating Committee are publishing their
enquiries with interchangeable zeal and industry
They cmphaliealy working men. None in the
whole working mems party better deserve the
name
They me, to-day AT the Treasury Department. for
tho purpose CT pursuing their Investigations with
more convenience to the witnesses and them.
selves.
All is KEEP, secret. This, that and the other are
whispered: and the rumor catchers have plenty of
material 10 take up. IL we may infer any thing from
movement in the II. of Representatives to -day,
" the parry" are sick enough oflhe inquiry already.
thorough going Locofoco from New York I, 200.
ms made an attempt TO prevent the investigation
nom being continued IN any elective measure. He
asked leave to offer the following resolution:
ReSotred, That the select committee 10 investi-
gate the delacatlon Of Samuel SwartNout and o.
theirs, be instructed TO transmit TO the House lhrou
the Speaker. the journals of their proceedings I'M
To tins time, aud daily hereafter during the residue
OF Their session. lot the OF the House and that so
much oi the resolution rs authorses SAID committee
to employ printer, be rescinded from this date
and that said committee be further instructed to
bold their meeting publicly.
chorus OF =" No! no p which completely drawn
ed the voice of the Clerk while reading the latte,
pant OF the resolution, indicated the decisive oppo
sitlonio tins miserable attempt LOOMS pressted in
his elioits lie asked suspension Of the rules
which was refused instantly by decisive ma.
Jority.
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n.-,oa. sherald, aad Smith OF |. Of w. '"' mega
,ived. -, c.a;,h III of W, the bill was
,.,J on the table.
's'' W Board Of agriculture;
LIN % establish Board OF Agiicniinfe' oehE
., ~. bird time Mr.. Nenabe made some feuaies
:" hs oues,ion was then taken on,he passage OF the
hin and decided IN the negative by the following
vote MI SIN
ar, Kinney. Slodgrass. Shauks, Mert'ti' ieon'
Chr. Wilson, Vaughan. Servant, Bali, idos,''
W,i,.. PAYNE. Shcrrafd, Barton. smith OF ~
Watkins. Dainaeriicld. Turner, Ein'unds OF H.
Whd,e. SEYMOUR. Bolts. Tyei, Washington. hey
nolds. Smith Of kauawba Tayloe, Conway boo,on,
Caldwell, Tayior OF NJ. & NJ, Raymond Dunlap
Rarne,t. Cunning lIam. Watts Lanehorne, hetoy
Euzcerald Mcconnell. Tunstal. Harms, Nenaoie
Robeus Stands Peudlcton, Robertson, Beyburn
Dorman, Davis Ufquhaft, Walker Jackson, crock
cit Of W.-S9
Nors-Messrs. Ghmer tSpeskef.l Chopper, Ga
hell McCjiu,ick Cobbs. Fryati. Hoffman, HaskIns
KYLE, Flood. Fox Corbiu. Cardwell. Catson, Broa
d1s. Lorimer, Hale OF f., Wade, Chapman
Martin. Smilh OF /. OF w. Wright, Shadwick
Richmond Beard. Farley Ramey, Taylor oil l..
Anderson. Organ, Smith Of NJ. & j., Clayton. O
Feuai Whitehead. Alexander Voolfolk, McPher
son, Mccoy, Wltcher. Gay. Carroll. Radcliffe, Sturn
Thomas. Smith oil Russell. Bare, Conn. Ctuio hteld
Fitzbuish. Clarke. Prince. Crockett OF T., Stephen
son. Goodsoa-6o.
The order &C the day being the Jane River Rn'
Kanswha Company was II en- taken up. The proc &c
dngs. IN which were detailed IN the Correspondent
Of our last.