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9teueSrleaus Marft am /. Seb. 1889.
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Canton, Sreitag, DEN %. Seb. 1889.
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FIFTH VOLUMNE .~...
g. OF THE p. '..-s'
OETTO "a r. TER,
AND WESTERN HORTICULTURE

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Or. DDctt in Wbilabelpbta ,tachte
fhrslt6 einen 8erl,d burd, bas 8eneft
ielne s1ulben sl1 beSablen. auein fetne
@reottcren paBen ihm ffreng auE tnben,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
FispRuARY 81.
FinRuARY 81.
The Senate closed with an executive session.,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE-ENClTE-
AII,hftN IL UnIIl, IIlIrGL

NJ II
"'A'i ~ :"
As soon as the journal o'yes'efaay s proceedings
was read
M ffcht'ss remarked llat = WAS put IAN; nc
lore ne mtNea ~ 'le !"es'lon, t''at 'n'fe s'o"ia ne
a cal oi Tue ilonS'' II was MS opJ'c' W van ,ho
attention oil me House 10 ,eie''ef slgheo aleNahdef
1u"''"' ""'" "PP'"'' " WV ~ "'''
day. =,
ne cal' 'tllc lloase was therefore o'uefe"' "o"
l49 members answered TO Lien names
The resolutions were men trad 10 the i1onsc' ana
sent to the Ciar ny MI frenliss' lney sfae
certain reasons fpoElfa cllaleeS' anu coheiuuc WIN
4 motion to cNpel Nj duncan oil ONO rom the
House. &,
The publication IN yesterdays Globe belnS REM
by one ol the Clerks OF the House, Nh iithN lHS
arose aud sad, he bad hoped that some nldef 'nc'i'prf
would have drawn the attention OF 'ie HOUSE 10 ,lic
publication IN The Globe Which had bfcn feau' bu'
as no oId'r member OF nc Iiouse "@u 'no"sn' !'oFt'
10 lntrodnce titis SUBJECT TO ne al'cliloh u 'i'e iio"se'
he felt tint 1t was u dniy wiieh nc owen 10 n'"sen'
TO the House, anu to ne country ile "'sie" "c sun
Jet discussed investigated afio reported "Tou 10 'h'
House. y sP1sc o'Jus''' -" "'e u"'
gard totle olsnliy "i inc pooy' !" q ll"lV.
sprcl iof the lleedoh' Oh oeD'te' "'u d"
Necessary.
The Two ilouses oi congress, III 'ueii "'sp"u''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
.oreel. were amnly sufficient 10 prevent long

II cnioteei, were amply snilieicht 10 prevent 'onf
aftreragos,
Belo,e the bill should be finally disposed OF ne lie
eiafrd he would bring chapter aud verse To prove
,he business oi these POSITIONS.
The question was then taken on thu adoption
OF WI. hlNfs' substitute, anu dcctdedin the negative
-aNes - nhys"T,
ne en,in now announced the question To be on
ofaetIns 'Ne oil TO be engtossed anu READ u UNA
time'
M oAirotiN rose, aud made soma tcfnhihs
when bore very hard On hts Loco foco allies lie
haty pronounced 'leit present system oi financial Al
mih's'fal,ont to be " rit dRfArtNr taticf eN ions
tAhflil' What could be imagined he asked more
absniu lhan lef the Hovcrnnehi to collect aud XIII
fhtIR MONEY IN bANh Norts! lie ornonncedtl in
present. rs the worst posslhle torn oil bahh coenees
non. II gives To Tho Executive Lar more control ofeF
Tie BANK than any otller form.
lie moreover declared there was The ei.eaitst con
insion IN the public mind IN relation 10 this subject.
"a hoos sa'u he, can ten VIM Is the law oil the aaa'
same VIII say the sub Iheast'y IL IN operation
but ! saw kean'lnnea Mr.. CALHOUN wilieNtfaoi
uiha'N ehll'''asls,) ! sRy a ~ nor, AND NEVER hAs
hflN ~ OPERATION
ms "'s'le 'ts. dtlect' straight forward an" non
est declaration oi The tttH IN frGatd to this matter
winch has ever yet been made by any man belong
my 10 Tue QUO ffe"shiY fafft-ano nohot MI,
Nai""iN 10, It, w ''''c no" 'he "'c'a''''"n "
'ne most o's''oso.Sned' ana oey9oo Az eohP"1son
'no n'osl l'owellnl advocate oil me system, against
INC boosting oil sl,rh MINOR 'ne'paeiiies as NMhhh-
tENu y 20 = Ne sun treasury ~ Nof, ana NE
NlR mas heen IN operation III slllc oil the lail'llta-
ions here and elscwhefe!'
MI. AhLMtnGE next took the iloot' and called
the attention oi me Senat" AMI the country TO ihis
shphalie declaration ot MI, tAtlotS, aud ailct te-
ieliing III avery animated nd elective manner to
the use winch had been made attire last elections OF
theory that the Suh-Ircnsufy was IN actual opera
tio'' presented a most important amendment lie
proposed that whenever the public money shall be
fIpnnSItFH m -lillIG nj nil II QhuIl hn GrInglIR1
W to the credit OF ite treasury ~ be caifea
states ana non TO the m9tft9aat eftaH 81 nc Cot
rector or hfcc'tef.efD
MI iALlMAneE stated What IS notorious that the
present collector OF The iott OF New lofk makes
ma hel.osltrs III the capacity, not al his ebtetdf per
son ~ I oHccloi, but 3 any private individual would
place money there!
What val the Ameilc'n People say when they
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81
To john ellison:

SiR-You will take notice, that on the 9th of
+ eoruary next, nj the Magistrates office of
W'ii'am Schoener.in the town Of Reading. county of
berks' and State of Pennsylvania, between the rising
anu seu'ng oil the sun Ct that day, ! shall pro-
ceed TO take The dispositions of Edward Anderson,
Lloyd Wharton. William A. Wells. Henry Betz and
others. And on the .28th February next, at the
Magistrates office OF Esquire Lcuis, in the town of
Hamburg, Beiks county, and State of PENNSYLVANIA,
shall proceed, between the rising and the setting
sun Of that day, to take the dcnositions of John Ber-
tenman and others. And at the Magistrates Office
al John Cooper. in the town of DanviIle, IN The
county Of Columbia, aud State aforesaid, on the 5tll
ctMarch next, ! shall proceed to take the deposition
o'the said John Cooper and others. All these de.
.posi''ons are designed TO be used as cvidence on the
u.a' OF thrce several causes depending and undeter-
mnea IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancety Tor Amherst county, on the law side there.
:, ~ ,"o Oh which you are the plaintiff, and myself
"c,ehaant' and IN the other am plaintiff and YOU arc
ee'endant' Attend if you think proper.
January - AZ
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u, il was bound TO protect its members from

q, it was bound TO protect its members iron.
insult.
Mr.. JENlfER followed Mr.. +. and commented
upon the publication. Tho fact was. he said that
one OF the members Of this House had charged two
members Of the body with being : scoundrels'' and
=" eowards.' The chnrge was either true or false.
The member from North Cafoiina--Mr. Siancfy--
was either a g scoundfel' and a :" liar" or the mem.
her making the charge had told a f,lscl,ood so with
the member from Kentucky Mr.. Soutlgaie-agsinst
whom the sa'ne charges we've made. If the North
Carolina and Kentucky members were liars, |, said
Mr.. !enficr, will vote TO expcl them from tho
Ioasr and # the member making the Charge has
spoken falsely, will vote to cxpel him. MIR. Jcni-
Ter concluded with some examinations Of Mr.. Dun.
canes letter.
Nh. PARIS of Me. obtained tho floor, and moved
the Previous Question, b0l Withdrew il N the re-
quest of Nh. duncan.
Mr., DiNCAN tlicn entered upon \ yini,caiiop
oi hi1 publication in the Globr. | way, Ire said, In
answer 10 Tho remarks Of Nj. Stanley. of N. G.. and
Mr.. So0lheate. made IN thc llnnso Of I,cfiescniT-
lives. lie had written llis letter and used the cpl
tliefs complained Of rs u compromise 10 the terms
used towards him, lie did ruhlal, his letter after
the passage of the Duellfug hill Tor the purpose Of
self protection. lie held himaclf aecountallc, and
in n few days could be found OUT of ,hc BOUNDARIES Of
the District. His letter was written deliberately, and
he was prond 10 have written IL.
Mr.. GRAY obtained the floor, after Mr.. Duncan
had concluded. A
Mr.. MOORE, ofN. Y. wished him to yield fsr tho
purpose Of mailing some reply TO the member from
Maryland,
Mr. GRAY refused. An excited conversation ot.
cu',e" oo'"o'n sumo u mo members "hieh could
"o,'e ne''u'
Mr.. way ln"ua some ali''s'oh 10 MI. " Use, aud tho
'a', u ms W''''ne arms
NJ "lI'' "ts'''" ~ ,'P'y an" gave some reasons
which could not be Heard for the NOISE.
"F' "hA' sa'u ne WIS ANXIOUS 10 eaeck tho
ulscnss'on "nefe II was any 'or me purpose moved
'na, 'hc fes"'o',oos "le'eh w 'aio upon me table.
u cas ""o ''sA WIZ u'"efeu' anu ING lanpos,-
',op '" NY Wv ",o' 'o" III IA ''o'o was ueiea'cd-
Nsrs 'Sns",s ~, -
~ "EN'' VI l"'n iooN ''e ioof' ana addressed
,ne i'ouse ~ y '9's' fSe'''" hummer ana IN strong
''"s",Sci ''' 'on1i'en'eo WIN oillng severity
upon 'he lans"ase used ana especially upon the re-
''''N "''ae Wy vi t'"o''0' 'h'' Nv wrote ms letter
ny way Oh GO nl'"n,'S'' anu = u o'''et 10 What had
'aa pocn sa'u ny o';'Is. ".
h', n'en''eo sPoHc 'of an Jour- anu The cxcoris-
.'on ~ 'he 'hcfloff honi ohlo was 50 severe that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28

FATAL STAINING "A house warming was aivcn
by Lawrence Gaiincy. on the occasion ofopeninS 4
public house, corner Of Willet and broom streets.
Tuesday night. The party invited conducted them
selves with %proprlely. About two in the morning
yesterday, a party of young men from an oyster cei,
lar in the neighboriiood obirnded themselves, and
one was elected. They retired, and shortly after tia
store door was thrust open. and an inoifensige man,
named Peter Fitzpatrick, who WAS standing near II
turning round TO see what WAS the matter received
a slab in the groin IRON n Bopie KNIFE, in-
ficted by the man who entered. The knife cut tho
femoral artery which Immediately caused dcath.
Two other ofrlc dancing parry, belany and Dem
man, coming into the room were stabbed also by the
same person, Delany IN the abdomen, Denman in
the right temple. One is expected not to recover.
Al but Two If The dsslilanrs have been arrested and
bound over. ". T.. Star.
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sEorgeEg's E0Useag Zee EE5Ue,

FOR the county of Campbell, giving him The night to
make use and ycnd 10 others, To be used IN sad
county,. He recommends ill those who are interest
cd in the growing of Bees. to call and purchase,
MORRELLtS PATENT BEE HIVE, a highly
approved invention. The practice OF destroying
these useful insects, is obviatcd by having glass YES
sells or tumblers, which can be taken away at any
tine, without any inconvenience TO the Bees. Inc
honey made in these hives, is OF a far superior quail
nv TO that made IN the common hives, as there is
place prepared in the interior, where the Bees depos-
lie they young, bread, and winter stone. ms ave
possesses many advantages over any other IN lis
construction Tor convenience, and It's entire i'resefVa-
lion of The Bees from all the raragcs OF the weo-
worm, moth aud other destructive insects. lhose
who have been declared the pleasure and bcne1's oi
raising their own HONEY, on account OF the az
GcuIty of protecting their Bees. may rest assured tha'
NJ OR LIS PATE Mt HI L.
will afford perfect protection against ell It's enemies
He will constan y keep a supp,liy of Lives on manu-
and will sell family rights ana iiiVfs 10 a., VIZ .''
favor hin with Il call. ilAkLE fi1E'' -
Feb. IL !
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I'D PARENTS and MASTERS
sGifsgS E,vE Gv .$cy0F.FEy .2r,.rG.

lie following letter is Of incalcHlable value to
a those who. may be afflicted directly or remote
" with ScroIula. more particularly as the Mrdi-
cine has not failed, as vet. IN a single instance. The
standing OF Mr.. Jenh' Is, as a gentleman. and who
Is 50 extensively known is an enterprsine &succeSs-
ful merchant, Throughout this State. leaves us no
room to aoubt of the value Of the Virginia Sampson.
OF which he speaks. We understand that the pro-
Prletor will purchase any seryantallGctcd with Scrof-
ula, who is wiling 10 so to him:
GARTERByIIIE 10Th Nov. ls3S.
DeGr .Sir:-l ours Of the 1th INST. is 10 hand,
enquirlng Of me my opinion Of the benefit my son
received from fakjng the Medicine called the
jJrgjHja Sampson. or $1,000 Premium Vegetable.
My son bad The Whonping Cough, at about two
years of arc, his eyes then became sore, and had
never been considered cured ul lie took your Medi-
cine. about twelve months past, then III his 18Th year
(nakIng the disease OF eleven years Standing at
different Times advised with tIrec able Physicians,
and he nj times would appear better, and occasional
" | sent HIM to school, but at last was compelled
10 take Inn home. aud did not send him again till
alter he had taken ! of a paper Of your Medicine.
From the time he commenced taking it, until sent
him to school again, | tlink WAS about six OF seven
weeks; since that lime have heard no more com
plant Of lns eyes, and | believe they are well. lie
Is snow at the EDGE Hill School. near Princeton, New
Jersey. =1outs, respectfully,
tSigncd) JAS. JENNINGS.
For sale by Howell DAVIES, AgeHi.
The Agent takes pleasure in referring to Col. NJ.
Langhorrc aud Mr.. Anderson Armlstead, both Of
tins place, for the standing of Mr.. Jennings.
HID. decnt.
Eel. IS is
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G.ET.1W.Ts.R ~C.ENEK.N,GN.

M + have in store, on consignment, alargc guam
w iity Orwell assorted Castings, for sale by the
ton. Merchants buying 10 sell again will please give
us a call. We are authorized by the oonsignors to
warrant them to be Of FIRST rltc metal.
LANCASTER BRYANT.
Doc ! =
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SUDDEN DEAIfi,-Mr. Jos. LrPEs, iiom near
James River in This County. was suddenly strnck
dead on Monday evening last, at lhe house Of Mr..
James NJ. Figgat, Of tins place, while sitting in a
chair engaged IN conversation with Nj. Figgat's fam
lily. lie was IN good health up to the time Of the
attack, tina, so suddenly nshc,ed him into, enternity
His disease was pronounced apoplexy. We under
stand that Mr.. L.. has left y wife and six small chill
ment.
resident of Bolelourt, Was found dead in his bed on
Monday evening last. Sir. s. had been in good
health upto the hour ofhjs death, and had ~partakcn
ofa hearty breakfast aud dinner on The same day, lit.
tie thinking, no doubt. that he should "a be corpse be-
fore night. How strongly these sudden dispense.
tons oil Divine Providence admonisl us TO be prepar-
cd . for in such an hour as we think not. the son of
man come,li." Fin. Dem.
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SFDRE.v'G EgsfsE.sT,.

4 OFFER FOR SALE, fifty bushels Spring
4 Wheat, grown by Chas. II. Lynch, Esq,
pure, which will he sold low.
JOSEPH MARSH.
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n.gvEn.y, .bXE-uEE baEs.

ETST RECEIVED one case patent aXc-hei'es
y Ga good ar,icle) for the approaching season,
CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept, 81