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Office and Post Roads TO which commiuee ths me
MORALS for reduction Of postage dr. had been sent
He thought Il lime thai the Posi- Once law should
be revised and amended.
Oa moion Of Mr CLAY, the Committee on The
Judiciary we're instructed 10 inquire mo lne eAPe
dieDcy Of publishing stereotype enition OF me iaWs
of the United States embrace the laws ol gene
MIR. HENDERSON submitted The following
Resoved That the Secretary OF the Treasury inform
the Senate II there be not considerable number, and
what number Of donation claims or settlement rights
under the OF Congress OF 1912 and 1919 for lands
situated ia the State OF Mississippi south OF the 3lst
degree OF north latitude which have been proven under
these laws. aud surveyed plated and returned TO the
surveyors office OF the district by the deputy surveyor
Of the United States appointed thereto but the titles TO
which ihereupon suspended on impuialon OF fregu-
srlty in the surveys IN regard 10 form and location
2 Also, whether or not the surveys excepted 10 e.
ceed diminish the quantity Of land to which claimants
entitled.
8 How long since these surveys have been excepted,
and what proportion OF them have been perfected m
title.
What is the description and quality Of land gene
rally Ia which these surveys are made.
s. And whether IN the opinion Of the commissioner,
il such surveys be irregular II would not be better eco
nomy for the Government TO conhm them as made,
than incur the expense OF re survey.
TnE suB-TaEAsuRY.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill
10 provide Tor the collection, safe keeping and trans
fer Of The public money The question being on us
passage
Mr. WALKER spoke at much length, chiefly in
reply TO Mr.. Clay, OF Kentucy, and IN argument 10
show that The nominal reduction OF the price OF la
Dor and capital by specie, is no real reduction, be-
cause il makes Them and their productions all equal
y cheap while, hy means of thar cheaPneSs, II rem
deis the sale Of the productions OF such labor and
capital certain in a foreign market.
Mr. BUCHANAN(a (alter an in erval) said he had
intended and did still intend 10 speak on This subject
He had supposed, however, that some gentleman on
the other side might wish & follow the Senator from
Mississippi but il not, Mr. B. ped The Senate
would pass this bill informally till tomorrow, as
Mr. B. was not now prepared; and il was So passed
accordingly.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of Ex-
eculive business
And soon after adj lurned.
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IN SENATE.
TUESDAY. January 81.


The VICE PRESIDENT communicated to the Se-
nate letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury IN obe
dence resolution Of the Senate, containing letter
from the Surgeon General relation the selection Of
site for marine hospital on the Arkansas river.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
BY Mr. CLAY, of Alabama, from the Committee on
Public Lands bill for the relief Of certain settlers o.
the public lands who deprived OF the benefits of
the act granting pre- empon rights approved June 10,
1884
Aso-A bill for the relief of Sutton Stephens, with
out amendment.
Aso-asking to be discharged from the consideration
Of the memorial Of the Portsmouth and Columbus Turn
pike Company
BY Mr. PRENTTSS. from the Committee on Public
Lands Asking to be discharged from the further
sderaon Of the patition Of Chaon Gerard and others,
praying to be permitted to enter quantity Of land
credit
deraton Of the memorial Of the Western Academy of
Sciences asking the aid Of Government purchase
beaty. &c.
BY Mr.. SEVER, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs The bill to provide for the security and protee
on Of the emgrant and other Indians west Of Missouri
and Arkansas, without amendment
Also-An unfayorabe report the petition Of John
Burke.
By Mr. Phelps, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals The bill granting the night ofwsy to States
and incorporated companies through the public lands,
without amendment
The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr. Strange,
asking the Committee the Judiciary to inquire into
the expediency Of amending the law to circulate.
free o. postage, the respective States such papers
should publish the laws Of the United States was taken
up, when some discussion to the proper
10 which the resolution should be referred when
Mr.. DAVIS remarked that he thought The subject
ought TO be referred 10 the Committee on the Post
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A contest now took place for the floor; Nj BI.ACK
claiming IL offer s'shoh amendment declaring ,h,,
abolition memorials should not be received
Mf DROMGOoLE 6nslly obtained It 70 speak 10
the original resolution. (Mr Thompsons } ~hereupou
SeT emsrknP upon the length and uDproh,ableness OF
the debate. he moved the previous question.
Strong sDpeals made him by MessTs "
COST JOHNSON and DAWSON 10 withdraw IT, and
he asked leave 10 explain but the House refusing, be
| adhered 10 his motion
which motion prevailing, the House called al.
cordingly The door closed, and The abseutees
called when the call was suspended
Mr. w TH0MPsos's amendment having been READ
the Chair inquired whether Mr. DsoMoooLe's call
for the previpUs question was seconded 5,
Mr.. HOWARD, OF Indiana, inquired whether IL
would be in order 10 move TO lay the resolution OF
Mr. Thompson on The table
The CHAIR replying in The affirmative, be sail
that he should not rake The motion til be had slated
his reasons; bur the House refusing leave
The question was pu, secondiog he call fof Tile
previous question: and decided by ,elers, 10 the
gatIve-Ayes IS, noes 20.
Mr.. ADAMS thereuPon offered the following
amendment:
Resoired, Ths, the following be added to the s,a.d
ing rules OF the House, 10 be numbered the 2si
EVERY petition presented by the Speaker, Or D, Sry
member with brief verbal statement OF It's coute
shall be received. unless objection be made fecut
ton for special reason; and whenever objection .5ai
be made to the reception Of petition the OF 'ae
member objecting and the reason ef the ohjcciop, ,
be entered upon the Jonrnai. The quesuou in sy.t,
such case shall be, " ShaH The peihoa BE- r0tc,,a d
no petition shall be rejected but by majority ii u,
members present"
| He said that The proposition was general in is taa.
racter inot referring 10 abolition pelionS Re itau
10 all Others II proposed that none should b. te,
ed but by majority, and for reasons assigned |.
admitted the principle that tie House might leel 4
m bul insisted that the u1ue al NE
objecling should be recorded and The reasons or the
| rejection given.
| He therefore moved an adjournment
And the, House adjourned
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
From Gea, Proctor 10 Gea Harr.soa
HENRY PROCTOR.

MAJOR General Harrison. or officer commanding tie
army IN the serp,ce Of The u s. al Moravian TOleas,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED sTATIs
MoNDAY, January 20. 1910


Present as on Saturday
No "a. Washington Bridge Company appcst'.
rs Win Stewart ct al THIS cause argued by Sir
Bradley for the appellants, and by Mr. CoAe FOR the
peee
No &c. George Runyan, Plaintiff IN error, rs JCtu
G Cosier ct al The argument Of this cause com.
menced by Mr. Ipgersol for the plaintiff IN ertot
Adjourned ull tomorrow morning ., 4 o'clock.
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| have the honor 10 be, DC.
WIN. HENRY HARRISON
p s. pledge myself TO the truth Of the
above statement in relation to the murders
committed by the Indians. W. ii. IL.
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IFE of JEFFERSON - ,ol q 267 pages la'
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stage agad Rail Road Line.
Hearing FynCHbstrg for Richmond.
E1.ekters. Aanssss or flsc North.

q 4 DAYS and fodiSs, At O'Clock, A. NJ. arrive at
Charlottesville same evenings. AZ 7 =. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville, next day by ) \. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, distance ofonly % miles from Cha,lotles-
VILE over fue road, by 10 O'Clock, aud anlve in
Kichmoad snne evenings, by p NJ. THIS viii
be found BIZ Lar the comfortable rome, as well
Is the most expeditions, 10 Richmond, or gong
Norlh, hy say of Washington Cry, having no night
travelling att leaving Lynchburg. Our teams
and coaches are first rate, AID the drivers skful,
careful aud accom- odatlng. No pains Will he
spared 10 rcpder The tIp sale aud pleasant to The
passengers
Fare through to Richraond. S9.-To Frede-
rich,burg ST. 30. 5. i. CLOVES. Agent.
May wis
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Janacs River Ekamawia Company
NOTICE TO CONTRA

- ROPoSALS will be received Al The Office of
the Jlme- River aud kaHawht Company, ia
Richmond, va, ultIl the 8fh jolly next. for The
construction Il SIX Dams VIII RtvetLoeks. to be
constructed actos, Jane, River between Lynchbufg
abd the uoi,th Il North RIVER
These Dams are to b. huill OF heavy solid stone
masonry, sfne such paft LAID IN cement as The
sprcli, 'ftons shall designate, AID with such abut-
nlen'., &r.,as me Engineer shall exiubu on the
plans. They viii vary IL bel hl from 10 b feet.
AS, proposals viii b. received f5t tire Luck
Gates ct all the Locks between The points above
named, with ifon work, SIMILAR 10 those below Lynch
burg.
Ioe plans aud specifications OF said Dams and
Look Gates will be teady 10 be bned by
l.. II, Giil, Esq., tie Engineer. and altet the
l5rrd1y u Jaue mex. n ms e(fce IN Lsnchhul .,
at'tr rontaeta's any ani1t tor such information
,is WI rna3tr them g. nuhe proper proposals.
P'Nm nj f5I rhr NoI will he MADE III lie same
m'nnrt a. Tor uther works he line above Lynch.
bug, wbteb "etc let IN Havember last.
The trar III ia" complexion of The above work
Vii be Mnch, 1872 ihe lumber for the Lock
6ats VIII BE- required 70 be procured aud LAID aw il,
carefully as The spoc dcnlun Directs.
b. WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer J. X. x X Co.
Richmond My 6Jh
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fahLi oPPbslIE LIBERTY WARIHoser
EsPEC1 FULLY informs his friend. a.,
public generally, that he continues TO 49,. 'ne
Tue manufacture of COPPER AND TIN wa "a
al It's various branches His stock OF Tin W..
Is now large, well assorted and well worthy ,h's
eo'ion OF hoih wholesale and retail dealc,. ~ st
STOCK OF STILLS and other Copper Wa- !. ' Ms
large ana desahlr' and he is prepared 10 Mans
iaeiufe to order STILLS Of any size or .'"hs,
WI also repair old Stills or TAKE them in ehebssaa
Tor new ones
liz mas s, also on hand large and well ass.n..
prepared to weave TO any otdef he NAV rec.i,"
lie also has attached TO lie establishment, pp.|
ooN 'h1 and lsiheP pared 10 castle order, B.li,
IN iaseras, chutches and other purposes Tbs
Sore" Boxes, castings for Threshlng MACHINES -,
all other kinds of Brass Castings.
Tie continues also, 10 gutter and cover Houses
either IN town or country, with Copper, I'm. ~.
or Sheet Iron. ufon tie most favorable terms
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or ta1en'n exchangei1f new work. County pr..
duce also taken IN exchange for all work IN his lin.
Aug. ,.
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Eor Farmers and Planters. :
M l. have on haud aud will sell low a tarpe loi
W OF Mountain Tow Linen, German B1,rl,ps
fCo'uo ozasbnas, Nos. |, "a p and heavy brown.
Drhestles. snsable for servants
Al iii
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Trust sale OF 5Inln street Property.

4 sIsI7 saHt % fAs4Ess ssLStt EVpSfE!'
WILL btssal1 at auction, on thr l0fli day Of
~ july. 1sI0.the ground aud llOUSEnow oc-
cupird b,.J L sbscklefofd. rs S,ddlef's Ship.
Il. coalalaHg % feet trout aud running back 1872
feei.
5 unetiiids oyer TWO thensand dnilars will be re-
qnlfrd ~ h nd and a credit Of o. - and 1s months
~ On tie bal
The sale @tll be made under Deed Of Trust ex-
eeuirh 10 ne Is Peter Dudley. tho 9th day Il Sep
TENDER 1s2i. aud viii convey tie title vested in
me by the s4me WM. DAVIS, Jr. Trustee.
May - wildly
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VALUABLE. REAf4 ESTATE.
sis sl,e County Of ehesFeraera and
ssiy OF fsEEEE.KD...l, Ee,. s.sse.

- 1"ufi ~ Law and Chancefy Tor the county Of
leafieo and Richmond, i'fofoanerd uu the Oh and
9Th days Of February, isI0. IN a snit IN CIanrerv
therein depending. stsleI Gesbys guardian IA nst
Cosby 81 ais. the undersigned, tie Commissioner
therein named an appointed vii ofler for SHE at
public aucuon, 10 The highest bidder tic teal Estate
BY TIE SAM decree directed 10 be sold to VIII piece
of pafeeF OF LAND. lying On James RIVER. in the
county OF Chester field being thai part of the Fall,
flanidIoE which WAS purchased by Samuel Cosby
oi Ghis' Blown, Jess Snead and Eif1rd B. Bentley.
Trustees of A. l.. Wooldrdae and wife, q. v
Clarke and wife, and Henry Clarke and wife, by
deed OF record IN the "tflce Of the county Conn of
Chesterfield. Lpi on parcel oi GROUND. lying
III lie city Of Richmond upon the East SIDE OF 90
eusi street, beginning the North eorhet of of sold
by Jno &. Glmbeio the trustees 81 the Jewish SYua-
ge2ne. roaming thence Moth EasIwatdly will I.u-
Gust street, ID feet fhcuce SonthW ardly al right
ANGLES "rh Locust street, l28 feet 10 m alley:
thence Sout watdIy, parallel with Tie FIST line, a.
Iefl and thence 10 the beginning. A Lot or pa
Gel ol bkOUND. adjoining thai last mehiiune4,
beginning al The N9rih corner of The S., last men
Toned lot running thence North Easus ardy with
L9en street, . leet thence 5 ,uph Easta4dly,
at flght angles with Locust street, 90 leef To N
alley hence Southwardiv, parallel with the ff,tI,ne
and thence 10 the beginning. \ Lot or parcel of
GROUND, on tie East side OF Mayo or Ior, Ct
STREET, between the Unitarian Chutch ol on the
Mouth + Isl, aud The properly Of William Snton.
aud wife On the South IVES ;contain,np ahsnl %
ieet g inches, IN front on sad Aa,o ~ Locus,
street, aud extending bark I28 fert Ia an aIlfy 4
Lot parcel oil OF GROUND, beginning On I3fh
steel, on the Sbnlh side Of an al ry and fu1uipp
Oh l7lh street nwads ID street. 40 fret thence AT
u2lt angles To 18Th street. 1872 feft thrlre pa,aeI
10 l5th street 40 eel To sad alley thence ,gll SAID
alley 1872 feet 10 the begnnlng- CONTAINING 5s6q
>qiafr yards. A lot ar parcr al GROUND On -
II Cary street, containing 81 fse inches frnnI On,
SAD street aud running bach 81 fcep, inches. be
lug HAT part OF bot No. 375 described IN
IHHFIt a T.4, nj til.
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NUNECGTE0S.
HARRISON AND rYLlR DINNER.
ii Oakland, Charlotte county.


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.rpRErE.

4 Il. nslsoas iadeefed IN ne fir Lottery Tirkets.
. a1e respectfully requested tot tnri rs af't and
tHy Ter dHrs, as | s',y desirons o. closing
'hrru: add lhn>e adearrd wl consult ,i'er oan
interest y mahins Immediate ra,ueet.
II II. BOOKER.
SCRIP WANTED ATBOOKEkss OFFICE.
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4 I Nl.bE abiIs LIZ T. MEDICINES
va These Med ines indebted or their name 10 then
manifest action IN purifying The springs and channels OF
ne ana endahg them viii rrnrN ed tone and sieor. ma
ny e'aaed eases "hh a been mude nhe, ard almost
eyer 1pefssol dsroae 10 winch the human frame is hablc
the nHpin eAHetsuf
5aOn.sCs astfc PILLS and Phcmix r.iitcrs
i tsa s'aizl} pd WHIialy ackuo~ lodged by the per
-'"- #"ehttsda Who Nc preso0eh uuacqlantcd With
h "'aalHnF phiu.o hl al principles upon winch they arc
CON otH4ed, anl upon "hith The, consequently act
ih' iiEt hbDtt IN - 1tronm nd Themselves in olsen.
eS 81" eAeA laim i dies. ntl9 Then first operation
"o7'h fon tie coats p the stomach uud The various
impurities aud erohucs constantly settling around tcm aud
oItm'e tn hardened leees "hl'h ulect IN The cou,oin-
Tons 81 tn sua ,o.f Medic in only partially
cl'"ne aae aud leave sne collected masss behind a. 10
produce hlul co-tivenoss with all its rtan or sud
d'h dh1fa, with it, imtuuful dangers. THIS fact is we'll
SNOW IL all regular metaHts Who cNuuiue the human
novels alter death aud hence the pcluIe Of tbrsn wr
ed ana hefald' to the pnlirb, ignomu pers The
cont effect OF the lite Medicines is ccu,ae kidney and
hnhel action o which entirely depends upon the rcguart,
to the heau h5ing truspudnd 10y them. Hodislcd hy
food coming from clean 4lamuc IT, cour,es freely ,rnno he
''-' e4eMs every pant ol The =, -cn, aud uumhantly
"HJas Tue gannet OF health IN the bloomne check.
t"tnitnet Pgpiouon OF the Heart loss OF pec IIar
thnrn Residence. tll-trnrrr AnNrt, Lunear and Atn
holy, Epsusen.ss uanHoea, Chol,i F,ycrs Of nil
Nnis determinations Gout blopSies OF all kinds GRAY.
cL Worms tstpu aa1 CONSUMPTION. S,.nrt, I"rrs
lnctrtata Smre, Sco,luiic Euptnu- mud Bad Co,uIax
""s silt Hhfam Evspelas. Common Colds aud luNuruz,
mud 'auaus other comp which ufe the hmm rsn,
IN F''er and Asnc, particularly the Lite Medicines hive
"'hmn enH.ty eueeessinl; 50 much TINT ~ the Fe
'r aud Asoe districts, Ply cians almost universally pre-
A 'hot hr Mo0n requires ofhis peents is to be rar,ic
nlar in nAns the Lilo Mtds,s suiely aseorl,9a l The ia
r'cuons Its not by newspaper ooric5 or b., nm, i,
a he himself may IN Tim favor, r he homes 10 rni9
MnffAl7s MEDICAL MANUAL, designed as a do
n Wf, ~ !" ms t1e pamphlet, edited by "
h'phfpo>e OF eNpoinng G.llv Mr.. Mois llcor, NJ
d. aud viii be found lisbl, pcsonssc,k
nEhraltl llRs pre.aeutd-cases. and the canses
titt Hcita--in sale bN Mr.. AIui4IS
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FOR RE.y'g'.

-, TIE tenement III this place al present otru.
.tiiiil Il rs Mr. Ee~ls William, - Tasetn
----A- Possession caa be had GA lhc 2Glh Of tats
mourH, Is a.. .ilcItioa II 5. |. WATT.
N1rrH - Is
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'ENilE SUBSCRIBERS hdyUg associated them
"a Selves tolrinrl II TIL a,pu,e 81 conducting a
k'Gis IL HOUSE,
have taken The large and o1,mrd .oas hrlck bull-
7iug "u dllAet ~urrl, leallua TO Ihr G4liu House.
49, acc prepared 80 artomnudalr BnsiIrr. ADD
Travellers in q ,n'uurt aal On terms, w4nch. They
Hi1"r Themselves, vail pIuvc satisfactory 10 all.
Tine ilaH+r will lr FURNISHED tho most com
louaue uaunrr; lhrif fabl- supplltd "Ifh The btsl
urH the market auftd-; me ) able with Al uudao c.
81 P'o'eaJer mad oltended By experienced aud at
lrMlINr O,.l.l,.
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oo'ors aud qualities The ass,r,man1 a' a' " ~
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
" VI. 7 !. On,
JNo. K. RICHARDSON


VIE SUMNER TERM Of tie Seminary
ol Mach '"s ~
The Methods there observed are these. Mini.
Pte1 sibd'ts-"hlca mast be sapeffiria sfud,s-
are rejected. Thai stnalrrrIng OF Sciences, which
as saio4abiJ langht, leave the pupil only yainer,
anl no WISER than Size began, is avoided IA ,boose
','e itaE' most useful and most Ornamental 10 the
D. <. Is lie FIRST ann to teach these httcst thinys
7ataiA, Is the second. Reading, y Itug, Atf,hme-
TIC, Ia extended Course Of History anl Geography
the Modern Languages, AID Music, are taught
"lhal possible care as The capital parts Of hber-
al Education. Abridgomrnts, books on tile system
Of Questions and AHswels aud short Methods in
general, are banished, fall tcoas. Ex4mlnatln ms
are frequent, private, and usually conducted in
writing. English Giaumar Is taught principally
through learning the Freuch. Rhetoric and Logic
by the book are considered lnapphcabe 10 the educa.
ton OF gS bun they are, practically, taught 10 COM
pose by means oil constant Wnuen Exercises IN
Translation aud History, aud 10 jak By shaping tho
whole course oi obstruction towards strengthens.
the Understanding. To Improve this, 10 store it viii,
onnd lni"rmalion. and TO glven elegance, by care
fully cnllIvaiog the Taste, is the whole scope of
he system pushed helc, Nothing is taugn, for
Display, nothing because il has. inindlcIously,
grown 10 be Fashion. Wonders we are not
ambitious OF mahlng, but useful and agreeable We.
men.
In order more certainly to effect these things
Maie teachers aio1c are employed well educated
F1enehnan; very accomplished Ital an Profess
scr oil Ai"sc; Nrglnlan OF good birth aud educa-
ton, as English ASSISTANT aud the Principal.
The \ oung Ladies are, as to every hing but
then School studies under The care Of a Govclness,
employed tor this alone and admirably fitted for thus
l1loftaht ifuS'. She is warranted 10 keep them in
order The situation offers singular advantages for
lealth, Comion, Slu3s aud innocent Amusement.
Company. except OF Visitors by invitation. is prohlb
ed. Cop e| OF ihf Regualoas will be SEN, Tree Of
Postage. II application be made to Ed. w. john
sion Post Master, Boeroun Spungs, Roanoke.