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TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
SC.7LE OF PRICES ouLle GINS
For double Gin of 80 saws or more on each
cylinder, making l6O saws in the s,aut,
with feeders, bansis, &c. at Sc persaw, $3.50 M>
Fur Double Gin Of To sa a c, hinder,
Or 100 saws in the stand, feeders, &c.
Sc per saw, 72O 90
For do. of 40 SAWS on do. Or SAWS ina
stand, al Sc. Is per saw, or 500 0p
For do. of 70 saws on do 40 in
stand, Ell 81. 10 per SAW, eco W'
SINGLE GINS
For single gin Of 80 saws more, with
one sci OF feeders, bands, DC. at 81 rs
saw, $3.50 90
For do. Of Go SAWS. Will, feeders &c i, sc
50 per saw, 500 90
For do OF 40 saws, with feeders, sc. So
Is per saw, 500 On,
For do. Of ~ saws, with feeders, &C. a, 81
SO per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for r,.lers supplied
10 cents each; the number of,ecl, bcin" about equal
o The number OF SAWS. One set OF feeders il is con
sitcrcd however, will wear out two three sets OF
sows. Extra SAWS supplied 81, 50 cents each.
The Giis ordered, will be delivered To HE agents of
planters in Of the port Of the colto,, plan
ting Stes II, the abu,e prices, the agents pa, ing the
ire III: On the from New York, and becoming.
sIh .sibc for the amount of the Gin. 4 Civ, wright
will he seut with The Gins rut them up where de-
sired; the charges Tor wl,use services will be extra bat
moderate.
Iron .,,'n. searca asohe ordered where desired,
On reasonable Terms, b" will be charged extra. Horse
power, ofany Descriptions be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines alss be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrangcmentot saws, breasts, brushes, &C. 1t
is ii und they dier' opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter than others. The most common size
is or 10 inches; |" wish them y inches Some
wish 5 or rowsti brushes axle while others do
not want more than i at most. Some wish saws with $
or teeth to the inch while others want 10 or IL.
W. UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should, 4,
the time Of giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in ever,
particular Where it is left discretion, shall
make them the most modern and approved plan.
An order be executed from the time it is received
in the space Of nine weeks, and the Gin in thai
time place.. in the hands of the factor. To be in time
for the next crop, all orders ought to be in the hands of
the manuac,urcrsb tho first Or middle of May; cxaep,
or plantations where they arelate in commencing to
pick Or gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, tor any one Of The celton
r. ,v2ins States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
r.l5 Emo
LUCINA CORDIAL.
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No CUEE NO tn
DR. JOHNSON, Office 10 Bienrille street, con

No CURE NJ ia
DR. JOHNSON, Office | 10 Benvhle street, con
- fines his practice TO the treatment OF Venurcul
Disease IN all its dltltr'n, forms.
J)r. Johnson from residence OF many years. Hos
pitfalls in Europe devoted TO the treatment Of Venerea
diseases, and from his present extensive practice in
tina particular branch of the profession, guarantees
safe, speedy and eflec,ua to such persons
MOULDED with any Of the following diseases. viz
Gonorrhoea. elects, Srcules, Chancrcs, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness, Aztec tons ofthe Bladder Kidneys
I.oins, Urchra, PROSTATE Gland, Sweed 1es'icles,
Erupons IN the Skin, Sore Throat; Pains in the
Joints;
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in two or three days without the
use of Mercury, interruption from business or altera
ton in the mode ofving.
A medicine to prevent Venereal Disease can be OBJ
tanned OF Dr. johnson. II is from the recipe Of the
Baron Larry, a celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used by him during the several campaigns in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by DIR. Johnson, at his office. Those persons
having any afee ton of Vensreal Disease, and shout
taking sea voyages. removing to the country, would
do well by giving DR.. Johnson call as proper medi-
cines tor their in the shortest time can be put up
with written directions foi their
Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock at
night.
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nRAYS l. CARTS Philadelphia draws, 4 do
II carts 4 prs Oh wheels, 10 trucas, Is dirt and
wood burrows, in store, for sale by
milo CHAMPLIN L. COOP EE -
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TO THE LADIES.
A TkINSON'S DEPlLLATORY,f for removing SUI
IA peruous hair from the face, neck and arms with
equal safety and certainty leaving the skin finer und
whittier than before tine application. A fresI, supply
just received al GUlON'S
No Exchange Hotel, corner St Charles and Common
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ALLIGATOR LINE,

NENTEEi. furnished Apartments to rent at the cor
~ ner OF Julia and Caroidelct st. mar is
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Dray, and wagon do
Saddle bags, double ands, nglc; valccs medical
saddle bags, Brussels carpet bags best iron frame
leather folio trunks brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes aud various styles hols and
pistol belts; coach, gig, snIkey, twig and planters
crop whips! wool, wors,rd, cotton and leather
girhs and sursinyles; s'Irrup feathers: Trunk
straps and wors,cd rein web; chain and hook
names; blind brides aud lines; Scotch collars,
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits Of every description,
plated, brass and steel spurs OF every description;
plated, brass and steel s,irrups Of every descrips
toni
Together with complete assortment Of every
article in their line of business--all Of which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue TO receive through the
year, by pack cts from New York, fresh supple S 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & CO,
E,p,I
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A BEAUTIFUL. head of hair ia the Cranlrst orna
- men, belonging to the human frame. How strange
~ The loss OF it changes the cn,int nance, ana rreha
'urely Lrings the appearance Of old nge which G >"
SEES mnnv to Tccoil at being uncovered and sometimes
even to slus socicv to avoid the tests and snecfS OF
their acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives are con
sequentIy spent in refinement. In short not even e
loss Of property fills the generous thinking vont WIN
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss OF s mar
y" avert all these uni, leasant circumstances o'se
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling OH on me
likewise produces eyebrows and whskers; prevents the
nn'r from turning gray, makes it curl bfautniv no
trees IT IRON sc"rf Numerous certificates c" IN: "s
res'ctahiiity in support of the virtues Of oiarose
Balm, ara shown by the proprietOrt.
O.. Read the following
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor Of ph'ladn'ph
mas certified NAV he below I" the nigh cla''
ter Of The following gentlemen.
, Ne Undersigned DO hereby certify that enave us"a a
me Balm OF Columbia discovered by j. oidr'dge' anu
nave found it highly Scrvccahe not only as preventive
against the FILLING off of hair bu, also certain rcsor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George CHARGE.
JOHN p INGi.IS, 1921 Arch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ d, i63 Rncest
JOHN s. FtREy III Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 south Cd ST.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
r. known that three Of the above signers are mor'
than ~ years Of age, and the others not less than ~
From the Muv"r.]
Commonwealth Of Pen'.sylvanin. !
City Of Philadelphia
I, Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said city of Phnde
rhia do hereby certify that nm well acquainted with
a'cssrs p lngs, John 5 Furc 7, aud Hugh M"Curdv.
whose signed tn the above certificate, tia, they
are gentlemen Of character and rrsnectahlty, md
such full credit should he given to the said certificate
In witness VIII 'reof have lereunto set my hand
aud caused til" seal Of the city to be iixed this
9th day of December, &c.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm lns
a splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Full ,f\iagnra, Sc,
Sold .hnlrsnr and retail bv the sole agents for Anne
ricn. 90 Fetce' street, near Maiden Lane, .'ool
bel Penr street, and by most drugg lists and perfumers
7 oagh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m3 Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
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CADDLERY WHARF.-THE subscribers, mann.
~ lecturers and wholesale dealers in s,ddIery
goods, are now receiving by late arrivals from the
north, in adltil to their former stock, an exicn-
sivc assortment of articles in their line, among
which are The following, viz:
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NEW GOODS-Bush Il Alien have it's received
~ II splendid assortment Of line Fancy Goods, suita
BILE for PRysENrs, comprising ladies' writing desks,
dressing cases, work boxes, musical boxes, portfolios,
needle books Of pt1 shell and Ivory, card cases and
SEES opera gnsses, gold and silver pencils pefu,ery
OF all kinds, ,tlerv, Nc,at THE BAZAAR,
Dig cor ST Charles Il, Common ST., Ex,!unse
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Nancy MATClIES-Wilh beautiful paintings,
l. landing from slip Alexander from Bremen for
sale ny A TKIER,
fcbl2 ri Morny;no @.
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MORRIS Il Co. No. 80 Chartras street, ATE now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, su-
stan,ial and fashionable stock of Clothing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting iii
part Of the following articles: blue, blue black, jet
black, london brown, ciron, olive, london smok:
and golden olive frock and dress coats: beaver,
stable and harrington frock coats, elegantly finnish.
ed; fancy and plain black cashmere and cloth
pantaloons: english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real new marke, comforts;
english and french fancy and PLAN scnrfs and
hdkfs; chamos. siks-web and gum~elasc sns-
penders chamos, mcrino, lamIs wool welsh 1an>
mel, silk and cotton net shers and drawers; fine
linin and cotton shirts, with linn hnsoms, plain
and ruffled; ivory pearl and plain handle silk UNI.
brellas " CRAFTS" premium Gloves-also.
beautiful article Of white kid, for weddings, balls.
&C.; Sprttlefield silk and randana hdkfs; plain,
figured and embroidered Cant lc do; silk, lamb
woods, marino, germantown, and brown and white
cotton half hose; all of which they offer low for
cash. OF to pnnrual customers as usual. Nov. !
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w store and for sale by
ja2S CHAMPLiN g. COOPER, 81 Julia
DALE KOPE-l5o coil Bale Rope, Of surero
ID quality, for sale by
fela ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, 1874 Magazine
lDOSiN-,O hrls rosin landing from slip CharIe
y imagine, and for sale by
mar l9 SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine :,
lNOMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MICROS.
~ COPIES, Adjust received and for sale by
VIM. Mexican, corner of Camp and Common Streets
a general asso, tnent ui Surveyors Compa~ses,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens
Sp,ng Dividends, Spring Boy Pens, ivory Pro
Tractors,
Ivory Scales Gnnter's Scales, Glass Trianslas,
Parallel Rulers Micro, copes, Tlcrmoneto,s,
Camera Ohscuras, Survey Chains,
Aieasr Tapes, &c
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GAS DEPARTMENT.,
Gas LigM Banking Comply January 80, 1889.
V1NltE Stock of Coke being much reduced this Com
ties, to their customers.
Orders received AT the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
jail r W WFIiES S.c,v
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES Pa TENT CO7YO.N GIN.
by the Patenee, No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & CO.
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Amer. and Eng. brides and bride mountings,
do do marlngales,
Plated. brass, and jarauncd coach harness,
do do do gig AMI snlk go do
do do do Blrouche do
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!, Exclinnge Hotel, Ger St Charles & Common st
LNLEGANT BROOCHES-IV William Bell IG Char
tres ST., has this day received small assortment
OF large enacled ind mosaic brcastpins up in the
ern style.
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W TIL L LADIE,S-Atkinsons DepilIaory for re-
l. moving supcri'rous hair from the face, neck and
nts with equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin
supply just received al the Bazuur
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NOkRls & Co, No. SO Chertres street, are re.
ce'v"e daily from their house in PhiIadc phia, an
elegant and complete assortment Of substantial
and fashionable clothing. They invite the a,ten-
non OF the public, as they ore warranted in saying
that strangers and citizens cannot furnish them
selves more ndvantageously in any city in The
Union
N. d. A few d,zen elegant ivory handle UNI
brellas, from 81 to Sc inches. Also, a large lot
white pine packing boxes, various sizes, very low
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Uay TIcT HVUf,
sive OF all stOpl'aSes nov 10
N. Is. beg leave to intern the public that the
bridges over the Chaahooehe swamp and Hard Labor
creek have just been completed the general govern.
ment e ny obstacles operating against this safe and
speedy route thus happily removed aud have the
pleasure ofea"nng from travellers tia, the coaches, hor
s"s, drivers and roads Of the first order; and as to The
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff it is admit
ted by all who have passed through to be unsurpassc.
III novelties beauty and safety. The bridges through
Georgia have also beenrcpaired. J Nj e BAKER
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tim To steep hill side, and PLACING him
on log. fastened one end Of . crane vim.
around his neck. and the other over The
prong OF . STOPPING dog wood. When
they had thus srrsoged il, one OF the party
went up the hill. and rushing head fore.
most against their captive, hvrrie d him Off
into eternity. John Doss was the name
OF the sufferer. Nov, John Cleveland
vas not the man 10 put I'D with an ,b...
injuries. and the dsy Of r.,ribu,;on w..
near Of hand. Harrison. the ringle ader
IN all these ouirsges. shortly afterwards
Tell into Cleveland's hands. He wa, An
ingenious mechanic, whom Cleveland
bad often employed in moro peaceful
days. and had done him msny favor,
and the remembrance of these thing,
were by no means calculated 10 mitigate
the offenders doom. ACCOMPANIED bv
his favoriie servant Bill. and one o,h.,
individual, without speaking a word
Cleveland carried his prisorer 10 the same
lockwood on which he had hanged poor
Do''. Hero was dangling the very crane
vine. which had been used on the former
occasion. Without more TO do, be placed
the moose over the other. neck and placed
him on the log. You will not hang me
Colonel at length family observed the
trembling wretch. Can you give me
any reason why should not do IL" said
the other. You know / am n useful
man 10 this neighborhood" said Harrison
and cannot well be spared Ihsve more
over, discovered the secret Of perpetual
motion, and il am put TO death, the
world will lose the benefit OF nv discoye.
ry. Risides this. I have heard YOU curse
Bryant and FanEing for putting prisoner,
TO death. Where are your princ,pies?-
Whrre IS your conscience, that YOU are
about TO execute vengeance on me. your
former friend and neighbour where i,
my conscience Where are nv horses
and caiile-wherc are nv fences and
Barns-and where is poor Jack Do,s >
Fore God. will do this deed. aud Justify
myself TO God and my county,! Run
up the hill and but him off the log Bill
Ill show him perpetual mo,ion,l''
So. Sir. will we deal with tina, Marty
which has brought havoc and ruin upon
our country. They have destroyed our
currency-they have squandefed our
Public Lands-they have persecu,ed and
driven out talented and console n,ious
Wings by laying snares for their conscieo.
ces. They have put in the base and
needy TO P'llage the public money. They
bave marred and disfgured the faithful
record OF the Senate. In a word. Sir.
they have put the torch TO the Temple Of
Liberty. and rs Old Cleavelsnd said
Fore God. we will do this deed, and Jus.
t'fy ourselves TO God and our country !:
~e will hang them on their own dog.
wood: we will give them q small speci.
men Of perpetual motion.
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R. al "A. CnnphrII.

W. lS5 Bshisssss 81 befessa Chasiss sad LSfLI
Sigssts Bsifiasrs.
IMPORTERS Of Watches, Jsweiry. Plsied
- ssd Brhsnnia Ware, Lsnps, Pistols, Militia
~ Goods. &c, isviis the atIsntion 81 dssleFs
ssd Others 90 their assoriment Of GOODS.
consisting, N pert, Of
Gold snd silver Lever. Dnpls1. Lepjne. An
ehof and Cylinder Esespsnsnt Watches,
Silver Vertical Watches 81 superior quality.
Gold Guard end Fob Chains, Watch Key, and
seals,
Euli suite Of Jswsiry. Ear.Rings,
Breast Piss, Finger Rings, Pencil Gases.
Thimbiss, Spectaelest
Silver Table, Tea, and Dessert spoons,
soup Ladies'. sugsr Toup,
Plated Csndlssiieks, Csstors, CossisFs,
Csks Batteis. Tse snd Coffee Sets.
Bsitsnaia Tsa and Coass ssts. u Dixon 4
Sons manufaeiurs,
Astral, Msn'si. snd susrspdisg Lamp, Cen.
delsbfss, kc,
WITH ~ excellent assortpsst Of eli Ssserip-
tioss % MILITARY GOODS. AZ
Gilt sod Plated cords. sabrcs. gpsuIstss. Wings.
Chapesu asd Hat Triaaiags, Bell nsuons
and Baitens 81 the YiFgiaia stats Regulation,
shk Worrtsd sashss, Planes. &c.
Az % vhieh they oasF 81 wholsssls snd Retail
On liberal tsrns.
f1-ofdsrs fsoa The eoustsy will receive
Ho@ps st,sstios. Military Compaa5es fsFnisk-
- snd sqyippsd. b Addressing as above.
Nereh p. i911.-tL
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INVOCATION TO SPRING.

NJ hsh.ARhr MILLER DAVIDSON.
nend down from thy chariot, oh beautiful Spring;
Unfold like standard, thy radiant wing.
And beauty and Joy in thy rosy path bring,
we long FOR thy coming. sweet goddess OF love +,
We watch or,hy smile IN the pure sky above,
And we sigh for the hour when the wood binlS
shall sing.
Aud nature shall welcome thee, beautiful spriny /,
How The lone heart will bound, when Inv rre-
sencc draws near.
As II borne from this world. 10 ann. Iov.,;.,
sphere.
How the fond soul TO meet thee, in rapture shall
rise
when thy frs, blush has tinted the earth and the
On send thy son breath on the lev bound s,r,,m.
i~i'l 'ani>h-twil melt like the forms m a
dream
lleieased from the chain, like child in It's ylcr.
Twill flow on, unbounded, unfeiterrd. and free
val leap on IN Joy, lac a bird ON the wing.
And hail Thy sweet music, oh beautiful Spring
bu' tread with thy foot, on the snow covered
plain.
And verdure and beauty shall smile in thy train,
nu' whisper one word with the seraph like voice,
And nature and earth shall rejoice shall rejoice
On Sprin" lovely goddess what form can
Compare,
W ith thine 80 respondent, so glowing so fair;
What sunbeam 50 bright as thine own smiling
eve
From whose glance the dark spirit OF Winter
doth hy'
n garland OF roses IS 'wined round Thy brow
my check with the pale blush Of evenin: doth
glow
\ mantle of green DER thy soft form IS spread.
And the light wing'd zephyr plays round thy
head
Oh could but mount on the eagles dark wing.
And rest ever beside thee, Spring beautiful
Spring.
I
brain,
shrink from the terror Of cold Winters reign
MeihInks behold rhee-I hear thy soft voice
And IN fuineSs Of heart, rejoice ! rejoice
Bat the cold wind Is moaning, the drear snow
doth fall,
And noushi but the shriekins blast echoes my
call
I Oh heed the frail offering an infant can bring
Oh grant my petition, Spring beautiful Spring
| New York, 1885
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We scarcely know where 10 look for more s~o-
a'ne poetfy' IN both sentiment and numbers,
.han may be found in this "Invoeation To Spring {"
~ seems to be the bounding forth OF a merry
hean to meet the sylvan goddess. and one must
possess hile ardof, II, as he reads. he 10 not End
within himself "to rejoice, to reio,ce.'' Ii was
wn'icn AT the age Of twelve ycars. But, the
fair flower, on which we had cared as possessing
thoughts and feelings so far above the gros,ness
OF earth that sublimer sphere seemed her only
natural dwelling. has withered. drooped and died
She departed this life IN the city Of New York on
the gid November. 1885. aged Is years and Q
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CHARLKsrowS, March 2ii. 1889.
MEssHs iiEDors, EicHELEERoER, & YArrr:
Genfismen :-lhave received your com.
mun'eaiion. aPprizing me That il was the
pleasure OF he Convention OF Delegate.
held at Martinsburg yesterday, that I
should be the candidate Of the Republican
party OF this Congressional district at the
ensuing election" and in answer, I beg
to say. biiely. that as far a. am sc.
quainied with the facts, the manner Of nv
nomination challenges my appreciation.
ana ] cannot hesitate TO accept il. re.
cosnisc the right OF the party 10 comman
the services OF any Of its number. tits
due tn myself. however, to add. tina, | had
no agency whatever in the presentation
OF my name 10 the consideration of the
convention. From this Circumstance. I
'eei the more justified in hoping that the
desire so kindly expressed BY you. THAT
] would accept" is probably felt by the
party generally; and, that may more
reasonably calculate upon all temporary
differences being laid aside; and also, tina,
the assurance Of your hearty co-opera.
ton IN promoting The object in view"
will be concurred in. with de,ired una.
n'nity; not on my account. but for the
maintenance Of those great principles.
which our party believe. lie at the foun.
dalton OF our institutions. according 10
strict construction Of the Federal Consti-
tuition, IN an unwavering adherence to
which rule. the great heads of our faith
have taught us depends their preservation
IN their purity. These il will always be
my object TO sustain.
Very respectfully, your OH servr.
WILLIAM LUCAS
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From tie Richmond Ul.e

Tux SHENASDoAH RIVER But be
bill which had for iis object the improve
ment Of tie Shenandoah RIVE. BY means
Of locks and dams. came up upon is pas
sage on Monday. and after iull discu,s,on.
vas defeated by the decisive majority OF
twenty-five. Many of the friends OF the
bill "a the country. wi. no doubt be great.
~ surprised at ITS fate. particularly ss a
bill, embo6yIng the same principles. r..
ceI,ed the sanction Of the Legisls,ufs In
1871. Dor the purpose Of explaining
this apparent Inconsistency N the Legs.
laiufe, Al ~ proper 90 state. that many 81
The most devoted friends Of Internal In.
provemsnt in the IIouse voted sAainst Il
svovedly because Of the alleged iliIbeta
Its 81 the course OF The immediate ifiends
Of The bill. ~ ieulsfly Of tie delegation
rom Shenandoah. Clarke and Warren
Page. Rockingham. aud some other con
iiguous counties One or more geatle
men declared publicly TIA, they hsd ne
yer on any former occasion voted asa.as,
an lniernsl improvement B,ll--bul they
we're determined that those who we're 90
Wiling 10 vote fof any other than ibsif
own local works. should receive no favor
IT the hands Of the Legislature.
W,lhoui pretending 70 discuss the pro
pretty ~ this principle IN lsgislsuon. - is
proper 90 call ihe siisslion ~ he PEOPLE
Of those counties - the necessity e fn-
euloaiinE q more libtrsl spini Upon then
men befs. and Of sntesvoofing 10 induce
them 10 aid oths' aoFhs ~ improvement
u they wish say thing done foF then
selves. II - useless for he friends 81 he
Shenandoah River 10 eHptct TIE delegate
from other parts u tie State 10 vote ~
the improvement q that stream uhfF
iis ~ media'e representatives. arc vo'ini
sgaiss, every other improvement Th'
present feeling Of the House 81 Dslsesss
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