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PlNNOCK's ROME, &c.

tiitNOAh , KOAE, &C.
Il uoIdsmith's Abr:dgment of the History of Rome
70 winch is preixcd an Introduction to the Study o
i.oman History, and great variety of valuable infor
1. added throughout the work, on tie Manners
se,,'.'nns and Antiquities of the Romans with nu
,"ne biographical "nd historical Notes; and ques
,lons iof examination at the end of each section ii
usaioed with thirty engmvags on wood, by Anterior
iiNSCckS improved Edition OF DR. Goldslnh's History
OF England from the Invasion of julius Cesar 10 H.
death , OF ,eorge ID, with continuation to the VEN
Lob WIN questions for examination at the end o
t"ch sech2n. Besides variety of valuable informa
uoh added Throughout the work. Consisting Of table
., contemporary Sovcreigns and eminent persons
Gop'ous explanatory notes. Remarks on the roG
ucs, manners and literature of the age An outline,
ings. ~ many e"s''
"ofS ELEmEFrs OF ASTRONOMY, and an Aoridsmen
OF keiths New Treatise on the Use of GInha NJ.
american edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an expotlon Of the astronomical part Of the An
Just received and for sale by WIN MsKEAN
new corner of Camp and Common st,
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,, SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
AFAlN REVISITED, sc, BY the authoro Ave-,

~ IN Spain in ? vols. '
."'% q I"atIa character as generally applicable 70
the Aborsincs of North America, by {; Turner ia.
. vols. ""''' Esq
1ht Poh!ficaI lirommar, of tho United States, or
complete view a" the theory and practice of the gsaer
'r'cnted and ldaplch the young men of the United
States, by Il ID Mansfield, Esq. '''"
Nm""S Hnnfi"s Tours inlrrspersed with character
'sc anecdotes sayings and dongs of sporting men in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders Of England
with analytical contents, and general index of names.
volumes. ' " ''"''''"'~
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l. , SEibuk, N" 81 Condo street, between
D''mhin and ST PH'hp, keel cons andy on hand
an @t'iisive assessment OF boots aud hrunans acc,
Shoes OF New y urk manufacture, for men, wuu,ru
an" children OF al! age, which he wifi dispose Of
At very n'odcsa'e prr.s.
Families OF his asqnIHiancc on sending an order
VIII h've !hc.r wishes attended to |. S SEL;OItR
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William Smith tenders his services to the cii,
Gems OF New Orleans as teacher Of the piano
tor'e. Mr. having been cupoyrtl several yrnrs
teacher Of music in private families in B sion.
and also nj several of the female sciniuares IN it
vicinity, cannot hu, hope merit their confidence,
He is permitted to refer to Rev Dir Ciapp, M,ss,s
Stc'son II Avery, Hcnd, rsan g. l;uilcs.
t"r terms, &c please apply at the book stare of
Alexander Towcr, 40 Clmp st oct
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HARPER's CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
/ ohACE' translated by Phillip Francis, d d, with
9%des, " by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton. DrvJnn
rope Addison, Swift Clatterton q WakeGei Porsoa
hry"n, &c. and some Of the eminent poets Of III
rHtEDRUs, with the appendix If ;iuJius ,r,,s,.
leu ~ y; ITiI'oPhct Smart, i'll vols ior,nn. volumes,
The Expedition of HUIIliiEY CI 1vy,p l.,
s!nollc't NJ ID. with memoir of tn, Auhur h. TS,r.
Us Roscoe, Estl., new edition. with illustration, hv a..
Cruiksliank Wy us
THE iipSf; Tale, by the author of .p;,,.,;.
Mary OIL lrsundy," Ne, c,litioa vciu ,unm,s
II ' "o"f'~
PAUL. ,lliFoED; hv the au,nar O, "pslh,,
The Dh' 81, Nc, benz volum. Al a, I'M. 49,.
no"t' vars Compir.- t,rks. ;usI rrr.;xsI
so Wa Aletik,AssSssr.
EN,N SloES<s3S casks t.in,.;,:, as s',,,,,1-'
'au!ipv t'uut she srt fs'N's'
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nOLBEAR'S Science ofPennanship received. and
, for sale at their. permanent Writing. Academies
No. Clalres street, New Orleans, 1859 Broadway
New York, Dauphine ST., Mobile.
II is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, aud is calculated for persons of all ages
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to Gull and examine
the system iOr themselves.
Lessons are given at ci hon as NAV suit Nh,
convenience ofn, and Ia classes formed in asy part
Of the city. -
Ladies' who prefer rcau receive essons at their own ref
siJences '''
Pers' rs paving irse of lessons are desired
o ate'si' ~rii as hev wish
y .s5As BROTHER
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IRON ROOFS-Thc Subscribers have procured
at great expense, the right of putting on iron
roots in this city. They a apled 10 putlr
buildings, warehouses, and private dwellings, ana
combine at once cheapness and durability, und
are perfectly ire and water proof Terms NAV
We known, and model seen al cur establishment.
opposite St. Mary's m"rkc', Tchapi,oulas 81.
oct2 E B COGSN ELL n Co
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L" Country Merchants and Ptanters
Negro cloths, blankets, f1uneIs, hnScys, lowell
shlrlngs, checks, linens. caIicoes handkerchiefs,
&c &c. received and for sale low BY the subscri
bc;s. ROITA 4 Co.
oct. corner Canal ana Clurtrrs 9,
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~, 1905 I43 Il. Of Sd %
less; being DAYS md II honys ~
TEN DOLLARS REWARD. -
ANYWAY from l69 Carsndeet cornsr Of Hey

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAWAi from l69 Carsndset cornsr Of Heyis
Streets on The night Of 3O'h Of August, und was
seen '1e next morning in Poydrns street, negro boy
named CHARLES, about II yenrs Of age, onl 5 fec
or ,lcre"bous in height, very black, and has an npeJ
eh' IN ms Speech one of his legs is sore, asione
by recent hurt; he had on when lie went away viii,
cotton or linen shirt and white cs,lon runtaloons.
Masters OF vessels and steam boats are cautioned a
ga'nst receiving rh"rborg snid negro as well as ala
enforced ugninst 'cn. The above reward Will be paS
1ordc'veng him into any Of the jas Of either Of ths
municipalities, or at 1863 Carondefct, corner Of Hev.
s,oeo.. = sept
NoTiCE-Thc copartnershp heretofore existing
Nundcr the firm Of dubois & Garretsop, bas beese
dissolved The subscriber will liqudate the affairs
me concern IN this city, and requires oil persons ineb
ea 70 make payment to him only, md all those having
claims, to present hem for settlement.
aug ct HGARRETSpN
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New Orleans, June 81, 1887.

COAL The subscribers have constantly on
band large supply IF Casnel and Lvcrpos coal,
in 'nlk, ct superior quality, which they offer for
sal" IN los to suit purchasers
Ais" expected by the frat arrivals from Eng
land and the North, Camel, Lehigh and Peach
Mountain Coal broken and screened. put up in
hogSheads expressly for family ust-,II of which
they will dispose Of on the most moderate terms.
Orders left at their office, No. SO Bicnville st
up Stare: will be promptly attended to.
ncl3 B. & A SOJ7TJE
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" GlrNn's PcrIUmerit&
lHd'an Dye. for co'vring the Hair Bears Oil.
Russians bear's erecsc, puma,un,, Mlrhaw's Ere,
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, lip white, cream,
q" Tos"s, vegetable r'H2e, otto of rose, lip salvc
kfe"sote tooth wash, ra'hnn,c dpnlriiicr, uranre
flower water, powder pun's and boxes, A4,rrican
charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce viats, Pres
ton sails, cologne, kreos"e tooth nclc drops, hair
brushes, EnSish dressing combs, Indian hair oil
with variety OF o.Hr' rertnme ries, &c. For sale
by CO.. TRlNCHAPD
oct 5 corner OF Canal and BOURBON SIS
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Cologne Wafer, P'rtumery, &c.-A sJuanulA
article OF cologne, put up expressly for the retail
trade; ais" the pnrest ench Perfumerv, rnl bra
eng every variety Tor the loc', for sale by
"ct2 REEFS g. D'LANG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

I ot'iS' Medical Bo"ks-l.ou- on PI,hisis, do O
bloodIeitns, a Dew supply, reed by
lei ToWiR, 10 Can
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I DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned !isease is
i quite we'll cured 10 my satisfaction for which
thank Or. iluet and moreover assure that the me,li-
cine have taken makes fat, aud did not inure nv
aeah at all therefore advise my low sufferers to
lose no time and apply to DR. A. Huet, I24 Canal
street, between Dauphnc and Bourbon streets. Dr.
Huet is at home from O'Clock, 4 NJ, until 4 + A.
They will find true doctor for this complaint
JOHN DEAN 10 Gr;,vier street.
II any one wants to me- call at No. Az Gruvie,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb ], 1885. feb Ii 1y
gENlIE. Genuine Indian Basun Of iverw.l and Hore
l. hound, is pnt up in bottles at the low price Of 50
cents euc containing the strength of three ounces of
LveiwOrt, best les the virtues Of many other roots and
herbs known among lie Indians eiicacious in curinr
pulmonary comp plants
The iivaed success which has attended The .se of
ths inestimabe i3alsam wherever il has been intro
auced has obtained the confidence and rccomnenda.
lions of respectable physicians for the cure of coughs
esids pain in the side, of rest splitting o. blood
liver complaint, sc.
TO whom it may concern. This is to certify thar we
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
iiers Indian Balsam Of Liyerwort AID foarhoupd will
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
.ege of the materials it is made from and bservut,np
snds Experience, recommend it sueria rrrparstinu
nri those affections of the lungs for which il il ra
n''nSndei- Ai.BEiF WILLIAMS, NJ. D.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ ~
Members Of The Boston Medical Assassination
Boston, October %.
sale b Y JiRvIs & ANDREWS,
lei ~ q nn3l All f:il nit ,ulas sta |
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DEAFNESS.

DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness.
("al'ed li'e Ear !runPet has just been received
by the use OF hich the staE! articulation of the nm
man voice IS us'inctiv coi;"eye! the car. ANY on,
who has ever been obliged converse with very dp
person. must he fully sen hle OF the difficulty and cm
barIassineni experienced both by themselves and IN. in
liTduas 50 unfortunately afflicted BY the use ,C m,
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely ouyiaied yhs
most sctpcal have au a.ldo..ed their ouh, ai,a
having used the Trumpet. For sale at
TT GUION'S,
Fancy store, corner of Csminon and st Charles srnts
nler h Exchange Hotel fl ~,
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MAIL RRANGENrIsNT

MAlLARRA NC ENTENT
rn- ,,,uS Due Every Day at 12 N:
"0''"e'" maui Closes Every iay at 10y Am
w..,,.. Mil Due every Sunday, Wednesday
by ray Of The Closes every M,na,x yval.,.,.
|0"S'' and Saturday, by 9,P. Nj.
The lake mil Due every Tuesday, Thursday, a
'"e ' o;s """ Saturday by S I'm.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL. T78T'f5-T
Times OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. OF the Express Mail, betwonn Noodle and New
nno'kV,,leavmg Mobile daily ut 3 P. M. Northwar
New York daily at p. Nj Southwark -
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Royal College of Physicians, London.
YNHE orig ina Vegetable IIygeian Universal Me,li-
4 cine, prepared by w Miskin, Esq., Member Of
the Rcval College of Surgeons LiceAtiac of Apo.he-
cays Company, Fellow Of Bolt Cour, Society, Surgeon
to the Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupil of Guy
and ST. Thomass Hospitals London.
This valuable medicine, the result of twenty years
experience and unparalleled in the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the prOpricty ro-
nsed by the faculty and nobility, and isnow Introduces
to the notice OF the American public, at the
i'citalIoA OF a number ofgentcmcn Of long and high
standing in the profession. 1t is hoped prclimi-
nary step, to check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the of the numerous and ,cle,e,ous
n"s,ns toised upon the pnhlic by the all OF fabricated
proofs OF miraculous cures, and ether frauds bya set of
heivemry, unprincped prCteners totally igno,4,,
OF medical SCIENCE that it impossible the monsru,s
deluson can any longer so down with the in,elgcn,
people otts country These pills, mild and agreeable
in their nature should be kept in every family in cases
OF sudden illness, for, by their prompt administration
cholera, cramps, spasns, fcvcrs, and other alarming
complaints which too often prove fatal may be spccri-
~ cured Or prevented. In fact, all those who value good
health, should never be without them. They are sold
in packets at 81 cents 81 and So cac by every rspcc
table druggist, hotkseer and vendor of medicine ia tho
United States ri he Canalas, with colious directions,
together with cs,,Inoias of professions! ability e
the following eminent gchlemcn Sir Ashley "copper" }
Abc,mc'hy, James l'l,mheil, NJ. d., W. Back NJ. D.,
j.. Aston Key, A. Framlon, NJ. d., and numerous
others. The originals may be npossessiun OF the
General Agent, by whom the medicine is imported into
tins country, AM, to whom all applications ioage,ccs
must be made.
JNO. HO;.BElN, 12s Wa,crly Place, n York,
Sole General Agent for the United Slalcs Sc.
For sale by appointment of the original proprietor.
by SWAIN . BnnrmKn, Druggists, No II Canal street,
Ge"e'" Agent sior sta'thee OF Lousians. iul,S
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l. W GLENN'S rERFUM RES.
C TRIN( LARD,
Corner o! Canal and Bourbon streets

nOli.E MAY, House. Sign, and Ornamena
~ Painters. No 5 CaroncIc street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations Of 'hc following woods and marbles ex
ccut.d ~ MASTERY manner
""'hs MARBLES
Nn'oS'nl' Er, pan black and gold,
OAK, taila a,. Au,ieo,
Pnll;ua! do, Oriental or ycrd ,n,iuur
Cured 40, Jasper,
Cnl'ctl Maple, Blood S:onc
birds Eye 40, Darby Granite,
Satin Wood, Potomac,
Hair " ood, Dose or Bur.ello,
iew Tree, Italian White
Cnromanne or Black S''na and l'rocclla,
kose NoD'!, Amcr Grey,
Ash White Oak, &c. x &c.
Curlrt Eim
specimens to be seen at the shop. Paints. ellis.
glass, col'a varnsl Sc on karJ nj tor sale.
MI
RON, STEEI. a. HEAVY GOODS-lIu,. so.are
IA and bundle iron, well assorted!
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
mou;ts
CAST German, shear. blis;c,'ed, spring. sheet ant,
Crowley steel
Hollow ware cut and wroug!lt nails and spikcs
Lne, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Cham cables, anchors hoes
Ok, log d trace Chains, corn mills
AnSils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire sheet pig and bar lead; shot
CGal, ai', cooking stoves
M""s' Rowland" and other spades a', shovels
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
E'iins, Hunts, Slmp', and other axes
aard and Manila corIage, lines and ,wine
boi' and shca'liing copper; Naval stores
Rants, lnseed and sperm oil
lull assortment of hardware and ship clandlery
always on hand, and which offered fer sale at whse-
sale Or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
mf LAYTON h Co. IS Old Levee
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lH'nN SIUESx5S casks t.i,,.;n.,.,s
l1'ar!lns i'ovs's,e sra,le, :; @ s'''
- sLse's ~ n 4 n !. - .-,,,.s :,
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w. w. SWAIN.

No. 1lICanai Street Ncr O,leons
las always on hand constantly X rccciyin. Dru
!, Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS, among llol. ar.
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specimens to be seen at the shop. Paints, ellis
glass, col'al var,lis', &c. on kand nj tor sale.
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nOli.E x MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamena
~ Painters. No Car"n'lcc street, two doors from
Canal street.
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Western Mail,
by ray Of he
Coast,
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The lake Mail
via
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-11
From the Charlottesville Adroco,s.

~ "so NHuTfOueSCtue Advocate,
Messrs. Editors-In your paper of,he
s3d un. You allude to a pass across the
son'n Mountain as being practicable for
Rail Road. 1t is true YOU saw NOTHING
tom your own knowledge. would
IN order to elicit investigation, saw to YOU
'nere are three passes across the noun.
'a'n OH the East Of the county Of Angus,
!a' North Of Rockfish Gap, which NAV
be practicable for a Rail Road Th.
Northern IS much lower than Simmons
Cap, (whsre the road from Cba,Io,,...
vile to Harrisouburg crosses tn. noun
tam as ascerlaiued BY several trials with
the Barometer. The result OF thos. oh .
serVations are not now at hand. or I
would give them if my memory serv.
me, the altitude of the Northern mass is
ABOUT o4O feet above the base of the
mountain. This pass has some advan.
'ases which 1t is thought the others do
not possess: one is, there is stou. in
abundance, which will have to com.
DOWN hill to the road, which can b.
newn III any shape. aud will resist the
'rost. think it will require the obser.
WALTON oil u competent Eng ineer to decide
"hich Is the most pref. rable pass.
Oh TINS route there is rock suitable for
Wall stones. Slate, Mineral water and
IL IS believed Lead ore.
am almost CERTAIN that q cou
road might be made at Id orI .
degrees and possibly at one d.g,ee. C
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-11
From the Richmond Compiler, April S.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Yesterday the Senate cummun cs ted the
Bank Bill To The House, with a message in.
sis'ihS m all nf their amendments exceut
one that relates TO the classification uI
loans; by The amendment the loans are class
cd into three orders, and the Bank Direc
tors, are not required to discount them in
order beginning with the lowe but mere,v
10 te'ai" copy Of Them. IA singular pro
v,si n indeed ~
The House agreed TO the Sena,e's amend.
nen' about the classification, and receted
rom aii'ts own amendments; and The Bank
biii became law. The suspension of the
General Bank Law prohibition of all nules
under $40, alter lst July next, is of course
stricken out. Therefore we are TO have no
SO noie ISSUES after that lime.
We shall publish the law az soon "a ,ve
can.
The Revenue bill, which the Senate had
amended, was taken up, and the amend.
ments ag reed TO, and il became law
William Selden, ESQ Register of the
Land Office, having resigned his Office on
w ednesday, the House yesterday proceeded
10 elect IN officer in his place. Stafford II.
Iatker, Esq was nominated by Mr.. Corbin
OF Caroline-Vslentine Y. CONWAY. ESQ
the delegate from Lancaster and Richmond
ny Mr. ioe oi King George; and Fiem
ing b. Miller, Esq. Of Bo,eiourt, by Mr..
Smith OF Kanawha. ''
here we're two ballots-the first result.
ed Parker n Conway DC, Miller &c. seal.
ieI'ng l. The second-Parkers 81, CONWAY
90, scattering 2.-And Stafford II. Parker
was declared duly elected.
some other business was transacted. bu,
not OF generally interesting nature The
business Is fast closing and we NAV calcu
day.
@-Ihai the Bank Bill as passed does not
suspend fhe Prohibition oil notes under $40.
Is much To he regretted. The classification
feature, we are pleased TO say, as adopted, is
entirely imperative, end imposes not the
slightest restraints upon the Directory. Up.
ON The whcle, considering all things" the
hanks and commerce have come off "as ell
as could he expected" For from some ear
manifestations in the Legislature, Judge
May might we'll Say that he had as soon
mink Ut owning slaves among A5olilicuisls
as bank stock in Virginia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-11

ec' Yesterday according to appointment
the exc rcise. al commet ce meot in our Al al;
cal college, which j. the Medical Dsp,rt
ment "I H"mpdsn Sidney Coliege, took pIac.
a, The Monumental Church. The dsyre. IF
Doctor "l Medicine was conferred .unop ID
students President Aisxwe ell. Of Hsmnd.n
Sidney, Then delivered u brief and npprou,,.
ale charge t. The Grndua es-aiter which
Professor Warner addressed a VsIedif I'm,
I" them. characterized by lis eloqnence ard
oeauit al dIciI"n-ds well u by the mos,
s"'u'nry adm"niIiohs, relatI,e 10 The new 70
i",hns The Gfaduaies are about 10 assume
he exercises were opened and Concluded
:" nh prayer 10y The venerable Bishop Moore
IN his usually fervid aud pathetic manner.
Rich. Compiler.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-11

We regret to find that troubles still
exist In the neighborhood of the Cana,
dian border. caused, it is asserted, by a
number OF Canadian refugees and aban.
doned idle persons from the II. States
who have employed themselves in set.
ing hre to houses aud barns on both
SIDES OF the boundary. Upwards OF
twenty had been DESTROYED near Cham .
plain and Odletown, and ON the man.
ner IN which the brigands conducted
themselves more extended attsrk WAS
apPrehehded. Great excitement pre.
vailed at Rouse's Point. and every man
IN the place was OH duty.
The Governor of New York issued
proclamation Oh the Both March, Of
fering reward of one hundred dollars
each' TOR the apprehension of the often.
ders.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-11

ihere IS an account given of a late mas.
sacie OF the crew and passengers of a Tur-
k,sh vessel in which the names OF Mr.. and
MRS. Davidson of Carolina, with their three
daughters, are given as among the victims
circumstances connected with the massacre
we we Cannot omit itersting with comment
W. mean the splendid heroism exhibited bv
the Gov. OF Samos in bringing the pirates
10 justice. Al the keenest peril OF his lile
ne headed detachment of iIoops. entered
their Cavern amid a discharge of musquelry
and sustained fierce conflict. Such = dis,
play OF bravery aud official chivalry, made
TOO 10 vindication of A merican ladies dis.
honored and murdered in cold blood Ger,
ts,nly deserves some sdmiring recognition
beyond the formal gratitude Of our Consul
IN Greece. The legislature of the State 10
which The victims belonged, should uss, a
vote ct thanks TO the Governor of Samos
with sword suitably inscribed. The aci
would DO honor abroad, and he of ADVANTAGE
IN assisting 10 eAtirpate the proverbial nirs.
cy Of The Archipelago, in thus conferriny q
mark OF distinction from distance. - Ma
fionoL Gazette.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-11
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, March 90.

SATURDAY, March 80.
On MIR. k"ney's in"tiun, the following
resolutions we're adopted:
RssotUed BY the General .6s.embi,, Th.,
the Attorney General aud Autl,,ur ~ phi.
nc accounts d" prepare and la, beinre the
General Assembly, at the commencement,
al The next sessI"n, a Tevisinn of tie R.yrn
ue Lswsof this CoInrnunw esi,h Win su,,,
amendments TO the same ~ IN their ,,,;, inn
are necessary.
z. Iha, they enquire into and report unon
me exi ediency OF adopting the adj valursn,
prI"ciple IN The imposition of all taxes
That they also enquire into ,h. exne.
niency "f Changing the mode al cunpensa,
'"s Io'nm'ssh ners OF the Revenue and Al.
t"ne,s Tor the Commonw esi,b. in Ia. Cir
cult Superi"r Courts al Law and Cbanrery
htse resolutions were sent 10 The Senate
Tor their concurrence.
The following engrOssed bill vas reject.
ed, viz:
bill concerning the Luna,io Asylums
"i ms Common wealth. (Among other pru.
v,sI"ns. this hill appropi ia, ed "A sun, mn, ex.
ceedng $4,000. 10 build suitable huili;no
hI the accommodation Of attendants ON ,h,.
Western Luuaiic Asy lum al Saunlon. &c. !
MONDAY, AprH i,
Inc senate have agreed To the reeolut inn
Tor survey of The Shenandoah River and
ms branches, and for other purposes-snd 10
Tue resolution requiring a survey for an ex
tension OF the Louisa Rail Road bv Char.
'otesyiile 4" S'Aunl"n, with an amendment.