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pretended ordinance has presented the
strange anomaly 81 a Subordinate legisla-
,ntc. seltiog aside an important portion Of
that charter 10 which il owes It's existence.
Bot Il wefr vain TO dwell longer on a point
50 fully discussed, when the imperial par
liameut declared tho iiIegality aud absolute
nnllliy Of 4 proceeding somewhat similar
IN character, thoagh beariuc no comparison
w'th the supposed ordinance now under
consideration, in regard Of the disastrous
tendency a the latter enactment.
Ito be continued
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-20
FOREIGN.
From the New York Era.
Too DnuS LITER.

The packet ship Oxford, Capt. RArH-
BONE which brings this news, sailed from
Liverpool or the 21st ult., and arrived yes
terday morning.-She has been only ffv-
three days absent from this port-a very
remarkable trip,
China.-The British Government, il is
understood, has sent out a fast sailing YES
sci, with orders to Mr.. Elliot, the Superin-
tendent.-There is no talk Of hombardinp
Canton, but things are 10 be left in statu
quo till a perfect and clearly defined ar
rangelnenl can be made. Great Britain
will not with raShness sacrifice her China
trade, so important to the revenues, al this
moment especially.
BY express from Paris on the 10Th, in.
~tel!igence was received Of Ministerial disa-
ereemehts. NJ. Cousin had resigned his IL
lie Of Extraordinary Councillor, because he
had been struck from the list Of Active
Councillors, and publicly accused NJ. VIII
lemain of innicting that disgrace upon him.
Nj. Viflemain retorted by accusing Cousin
Of idleness and inattention.--The real Sc
cret is said 10 be that Cousin wished 10
bring NJ, Theirs into the Cabinet, while
FIllemain was intriguing in favor of the
Due de BrogIie.
Another cause Of diSpute was the course
TO be pursued with Don Carlos; The King
and Marshal Soult being disposed 10 set
him al liberty, and the other ministers
insisting on continued surveillance. Ii
was reported that passports wonld be gran
ted 10 the Don as soon as intelligence
should arrive OF a victory gained by Espar-
tero over Cabrera.
No farther progress seems 10 have been
made in settling the affairs Of Turkey and
Eeypt.-Letlets from C~onslantinopIe saw
that Reschid Pacha was holding frequent
conferences with the Russian ambassador.
and that he had declared his deiermina,ion
to stand by the treaty Unkiar Skelessi in
all It's parts.
Some Of The London papers report tha,
the Bank of England has not now two
millions OF coined specie in lis vaults /! and
the drain still continues.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-20

RELIGION IN FENALEs.-There is no-
thing so beautiful in the character OF a le-
male as religion-no trait 20 endearing as
a perfect reliance on Him " who snake as
never man spske." The love Of God and
works oi pure and holy benevolence cast
a halo ronBd her form which is bright and
lasting, and which aught else on earth is
incapable Of doing. Without IL what is
shei A lrail andlslender rred, with nonght
10 lean upon bot The ~changeable affections
Of the creature Of this world-with noueht
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power then better were Il that We be descended into
the tomb prepared beneath tins Capitol for the ashes
Of the Father OF his CouniTyay, sir better that we
voted vault, than be called 20 stand and vote In
front OF the spears Of power. IL the People need
the PanoPly OF the ballot box give them the ballo.
box.
The gentleman asks, what has become Of the mil
lions which have been stolen What has Swartwout
done with the money knowing las he migh know
that il given for speculation 10 the Morris Canal
and Banking Company. Now, sir, IL so happens that
|, too, know something about that Morris Canal Co.
as well as the honorable gentleman In 1887 ! re-
ceived letter stating that the public money had been
distracted from the GiEard Bank and other banks TO
be employed in purposes Of speculalion and that The
Josephs, OF New York, and Mr. Lewis were priyy TO
the facts. thereupon issued summonses calling
Lewis and the Josephs Ia this city Of Washington 10
testify before committee. But when Lewis came
before US, not one OF the various questions which l
put him. 10 elicit the truth OF The case would that
famous and pure ssstres committee suffer be put
And, aner this, would you suppose that any friend
OF the administration would rise here and dare to talk
to me about this Morris Canal and Banking Com
panyl When Iwrote TO the Josephs, g 4 in reply,
one oil The most pitable letters you ever saw stating
that he had some bodily ailmen which would pre-
vent him from coming on. A taught So much
for the genlleman's Morris Canal and Banking
Company"
But ask you, sir, and ask the country, and ask
the gentleman himself, what were the officers OF this
Government doing while these abductions OF the pub
lictreasure, for purposes private speculation
going on. fHere Mr.. Wise sunk his voice SO low
TO be totally inaudble to the reponerl Sir, the
answer will be found in the celebrated letter OF Mr..
Senator Hendricks 10 the Secretary about the case
OF Spencer" Better let ii aione!'
And now, sir, told that the lighthouses, the
very eyes OF commerce. are to be put out, and river
and harbor improvements are TO stop by reason OF
these defalcations of The Administrators avorites
while thousands upon thousands are TO go and buy
votes and TO retain power most ANONYMOUSLY got,
and which you have dishonored
Mr.. BOON here made some remarks which must,
for the present. be deferred,
Mr.. BOND then obtained the floor, and, having
proceeded for some time, moved an adjournment.
And thereupon the House adjourned.
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r ORD BROUGHAM'S EDITION OF NATURAL
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EUROPEAN AGENCY.-The undersigned intends
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Money remittances may be made as usual to England
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THuRspAY, Jan. II, 1889.

THURSDAY, Jan. IL, 1889.
Present ss yesterday.
i. b Barton, and Thos II. Bolts Esqs Of Virginia,
and James s. Dckins, Esq Of The District OF Columbis
were admitted attorneys and counseoEs OF this Court
No. Is, Clement Woodward Plaintiff in error, ~.
James Brown and wife This cause was argued by Mr..
Coke for the plaintiffs in error and by Messrs Brent
and Brent, for The defendants in error
No - William Smith, appellant, rs. Guy Rich
ards. The argument Of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Patton for the appellant
Adjourned ti tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Non--A letter has been received by one OF the
Judges from Mr.. Mckinley, informing the Court that.
for several weeks he had been confined by nds-
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he unable leave his room. yet he was better and
determined out for this city his ply
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THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ALMANAC AND
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BANK OF WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1885,

BANK WAsHINGToN, Jan. 9, 1899.
A T THE ELECTION held on Monday, the 7th inst.
IA the undermined gentlemen elected Directors of
this Institution for the ensuing year:
William Gunton, Edward Simms,
George Bomford Francis A. Dckins,
Nath. Frye, Edward Dyer,
Jacob Gideon, Jr. c. G. Hyatt,
Stanislal Murray, Samuel Burch,
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And on the following day William Gunton was unani-
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
"WEDNESDAY, January l6, 49,

Present as yesterday.
Conway Robinson and Robert C. Nicholas, Esq'rs,
OF virginia Patrick G Goode, Esq, OF Ohio, and VIM
Herod, Esq. OF Indiana, were admitted attorneys and
counsellors Of this Court
No 10 William Ross ct al, plaintiffs in error rs
James S. Duva ct al. This cause was srqued by Mr.
Robinson, for the plaintiffs in error and Mr. Nicholas
for the defendants in error
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Avs OF THE UNITED STATES --The Con
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Also single copy Of the Secret Journals OF the Con.
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~ " - ui'sou'ion' IN octave volumes. JAMS
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DERCIvAL'S WONDERS OF THE WORLD
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DRESIDENT MESSAGES, in one volume Of 4se
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No Is John r. Stein. plaintiff in error, rs. William
Bowman ct a. This Submitted to the Court
on printed arguments by Mr. Cn,enden 10 behalf Of the
plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Garland Of Louisiana, in
behalf of the defendants IN error
Adjourned till tomorrow, Ii O'clock
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Of the country up l776 collected by Peter Force are
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DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN TO BE
LETT FROM ME 9TH OF MARCH NEXT.

LET FROM THE 4TH OF MARCH NEXT
- One Of the handsomest and most commodious
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ated IN Heorgeown about twenty minutes walk from the
departments The House is in good condition. and may
be mad with or without furniture. 1t is now occupied by
Mrs j. W. Williamson. For particulars, inquire Of Mrs
"hanrson' OF az this once. jan loft
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CORRESPONDENTS.

The following letter is from highly intel
ligent gentleman from the interior of New
York to a member Of Congress. The subject
is well worthy Of the attention both Of Con-
gress and the whole country:
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THE LAWS OF TRADE considered in reference
i to the works Of Internal Improvement in the United
Just published, is this day received, for sale by
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IL = Wit y u IVIN pUDTIshed by The New IOTk
II State Agricultural Society
Four years OF the above periodical bound together
mencng with the first number March, 1884, are for sale
by TAYLOR, at very low price
few copies only received 70. sale
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

merchants possession on The first day oi March last
and list such value, II over two thousand dollars i'm
their property books. other subjects of taxation
are listed. II lle stock OF goods, wares and MGR
chandizc shall not exceed two thousand dollars M
adnonal Is imposed. The commissioner NAV.
presume, under the provisions o the general rev
enue act, require the merchant To render a state
nent oi the value OF his stock the inst of March
last. on oath, tsee Revised Code. page 2lA and
the merchants. for refusing render such statement
on oath, or for rendering false statement. will be
liable to all the penalties imposed BY that act 3 II
the stock ola wholesale merchant does not exceed
S60,0o0, no additional tax Is imposed.
- IL Is to be observed that the merchants a
bove referred, to- is to be construed reference tn
the provisions llhc general law of Ie3i which nv
ulates licenses. For example II vendors OF SILVER
ware, milliners. mechanics. and others who are Ia
HE to be taxed as retail vendors of mel chandiZe
make oath that their average sales OF goods nat of
their manufacture ,e not exceed The amount
ture or mechanical Labor that they vcnd chiefly
such goods connected iciH her line of b,tsj
ness then they on liable pay one hall OF the lax
imposed upon retail merchant. And again; M
tax is imposed upon persons who yend provision,
or agricultural commodities the growth or production
of the United States neither are farmers who sell
certain articles to their neiehborS, purchased rs re-
turn load from market nor the instructors of semi
nares who sell text books their students liable 10
any tax.
:. Ii has been contcndeti that the addonalax M
posed upon merchants stock goods as dsiing ash
ed from the tax the license or privilege 10 sell
is unconstitutional aud there lore void. 1t is not
for me nor for you to decide thai question. 1t is
your duty to execute tue law, and the counts of the
Commonwealth are open 10 all persons who NAV
think themselves aggrieyed.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02
Two old Dwelling a.;
HOUSES, III

Each with two stone Chimnoys, two largo Rarus, 20
~ 50 feet long each, with excellent Trcading
Floors and each shielded all around, either of them
sufficient TO shelter 10y individuals stuck in the vi
entity. To ono Of the Barns excellent new
Threshng Machine. horse power, &c. complete, is
attached. Near Two miles OF blind dilching, twe
executed under my own eyo1 has been done on this
estate not lcaving.pvrr OF 3ncrcs on II too wet Tor
corn OF whonr, mud that IN timothy and herds grass
Aud ~, a twenty field ON the estate, Which has
not one or more excellent Springs on it. 70 TIM
tobacco planter, farmer or graAier, no estate III Viz
pinia is moro desirable. And that portion Of the
Land requiring improvement is las is The entire rs
taic susceptible Of rs rapid and high improvement
as any Land IN NrgIui1, the whole based on sub
stratum Of ~ pure, tenacious and valuable clay as
any Land retaining and developing tho benefits oil
manure ~ long ~ any section Of Tie state
! would a'so sell my rsousE and OF,
in Liberty, about 100 ynfds from the Court llonse.
on corner Lot. The buildings Dwelling
House mainly brick, about GO by 30 feet, two so
ries heh, with basement stony, ample cellars, n
wing, &c contains rooms exclusive Of basement
story or carrets, and rooms with fro paces-a
good brick Once with good rooms with fire places
a Kitchen, Smokehousc, Ice and Carriage House,
Corn Cub, Stable, Store House. &C., all IN good
order.
The whole will he sold II fair prices, and accom-
modatlne terms. Likely young Slaves taken III part,
# required. and early sales effected.
Liberty - the seat Of Justice of very large, pop
ulous. aud wealthy county, situated on the great
turnpike road from lynchbutg to Salem, aud White
Sulphur Springs. % mlles from tho former and 70
from The latter; has u Gno Female Acadcmy, " IN
the full tide successful experiment. under the care
add superintcndence of the Rev Nicholas II. Cobbs.
An excellent Male School, Ui which the Key. J. 1.
Hammer ls l'rincip,l-1he Society IN town and vi
ciniry is unsurpassed IN tins section OF Virginia
Three brick Churches IN town, aud others near a
large Agricultural Society has been recently ostab-
shed here, augurlng well the agricultural utter
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TO CO.sCIs-.n.iKEE.S.

InsUE subscriber ~ now receiving full surpIy o,
GoacImakrrs' Materials. consisting in part OF
The following articles winch will be spd a, a sosaI
advance for CASH
! aud leaf elliptic Springs, Carriage Springs Iron
aNfs, Carndee and Baroochc Steps. Handles and
Locks. Plated Knobs and Bosses, Dash Frames
,'lobe and lnpefai Lamps, Concave and Rim, Bands
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h'nes. on t"pei ina Rubber Clol Z aienf cath
',' "h,p sockets Hinges, Stump joints, Bows for
Barouoho Tops.
4 T. ; a
csneiai assortment of Saddlery. Persona ,,eal,uo
IN these alcies are respectfully invited 10 cal, and
examine the Stuck, II. g. RICHARDS.
o. Tho Dln,lllo Reporter. Fincaslle Dcmoerst
aud Lexington Gazette, vii please publish The ,.,.
tour tunes tnner fnrw) aud forward then account,
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April II wiw If
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FARMERS ~ MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
xI.y'CEzEsE jRG.

rRnIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
4 in successful operation FOR SEX wears, under the
mo It PROSPEROUS circumstances-n0t dollar having
horn lost or A ebi due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposues, upon the most favorable terms
that is furany sum remaining with them under tour
months interest thereon from the date oil deposlte,
AT three per cent. per annum--ovcr four, and under
six months four per cent and over six months, FIVE
per cent per annum
Deposcs are generally paid upon application, but
the Company reserve to themselves the right OF re-
qurlng Two weeks.
Those wishing to deposite money, viii call upon
The Cashier at his Office, at the stole Of Turner *
Burwell.
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Fancy Goods.

fHNllE Ladies will find at IIunl 4 Martins a fine
assortment of FANCY GOODS, viz:
Figured and plain black aud colored Silks
Splendid figured and plain white aud colofed Satins,
Bonnet Silks. Satins aud black Mode,
Zephyr Thule new and beautiful for Parry Dresses,
Black and white Laces, FOR Wells new style,
do Blond Lace,
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Heavy black India Satin.
Bonnets, Bonnet Rlbbauds, Wfeaths and Flowers,
Challys, Chaly dc Sole Printed Lawns aud Jaco
nets,
Plain, embroidered aud open work Silk Gloves and
Hosiery
Renting and Linen Cambria ilandkerchiefs,
Fans, assorted, some very fine
HUNT n MARTIN.
May . Is
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I PROPOSE grazing 100 Cattle at or near log
4 Camp. at s. the head. Also few ut Cow
Camp, at 50 the head. For those at Cow Camp J
will be responsible, II not delivered or properly &C
counted foi but for those at Hog Camp will not be
responsible, only losing the reward ior those not
delivered.
Grazing season to begin the 10Th day OF May -
Persons who do not own Lands adjoining the above
mentioned premises, are requested not TO lnrude.
IA. DRUMMOND.
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BATHS OPENB;Y1!

Vie public isrrspcc,fully nlormcf that the lynch
burg Baths are now opened Tor tho reception Of
visitors. Sroson tickets well rs for single baths
may be obtained on application nj tho Bath House.
In addition to the warm, cold and Show er Baths tho
SUBSCRIBER can supply those who desire il with Tia
salt bath, highly recommended for rhcnmatic NJ.
cetions. ISAAC HARRISON.
Aprl - 3r;c