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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

NEW %E'eBqsE.
New ana decidedly Cheap Goods.
III Undersigned having associated themselves
together, under The fam Of
WN. w. DAVIS y Go.
'o' Tue purpose OF ta0saetng the DIV Good, business
N nus town, respectfully inform lhrir friends and
lhe public at large that they now opeuins large
and truly desirable stock OF
Dfy soeas, Groceries, shoes, Eats, sc.
purchased at lower prices than we ever before saw
men, and which will be sold rs cheap, if not chenper
'ian any Other house in HE place iur cash.
onf house is "A lew doors above Messrs e. ID 4 I
! D"Iss slote,nextto Nit J. T. Hunts Watch and
'e"ePy establishment WM NJ. DAVIS,
:, ROBERT EARLY.
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INSURANCE AGAINST r,nr


me Merchants Fne Insurance Company orp.,.
mure. 'A-
sneofpor"'sa 1886, will, !, Capital of $500. ooo
tgLee No lS, South Street, Baii,more'e '"'o.
II VIE President and Directors Of dis Ins,;,n..
u meet daily. lor lie purpose Uf making Ion
ance on mills Manufacforfes, HdHsfF Pm. sur,
contents Hay and Gram IN Stacks Stores oud "'a
contained therein. and al properly subject Ia Io
OF Damage by Enc, whether situated in Tova Oss
County. Or
Applications must specify the inoust IN L.
sufed, and the I me for which IL is wanted nj II
materials the buildings constructed aud ca. "u,
and ho" occupied also oitltose adjacent - n
property ON which Insurance is asked Tie '"e
will be stated Of buildings in which goods ara o
famed, where lnsnrances desilcd on said eand. "-
All applications uustbe accompanied BY a Or.
pan OF tie premises. shelving die relative si1,,,"
aud distance Of such houses hay sjacts, barns Wv,
bles, or piles oil lumber, rs may be near ia
Applications by mail will receive imnra;,,.
teniion. ISAAC TYSON, Prts't
DIRECTORS.
Wm. i. Mayhem, Thos. Il. Matthew,
Ghas. Z. pearee, Wm. &. Shaw,
Wm. IL Beatty Goo. W. Richardson
James l. Corner John lIopkins
Il. d. Burns.
NJ. ". DAVENPORT. Ae.n,
j. sAuRls NoHms, Secy. b a.
Nov. %
WV
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UNION SAVINGS lsANgG
C.REPRF.FB uS coo


NlLL receive Dcpo,es of all money currentin
the state, aud issue certificates binding fully
intellectually all the property and funds of the In
st'tntlon' Tor the payment thereof. within ten DAYS
nouce' win interest theteon, from time Of deposte
ul fald; al ihe rate OF 5 per per nnnum for
all sums which shall baye been on deposite fo, less
than one year; and 50 per. per anuum for M
suts which shall remain over year.
DsSCOUNT DAMS
Every Monday At hall past eight O'Clock p. NJ u;
al the Office over The store Of Mr.. A. G1uuaway
DsHECEORs.
Henry Latham, ]. b. RenWick
y M,iVei' Henry j. Brown,
j. Salmons {. pheins
Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President
Ro, b. Shelton, T,sasu,er
J, w. Dudley, Secle,a,,
Lynchhurg, June II -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

horne" tfog.-We have seen living specimen
o ms animal OF reptile, whose existence was many
Years ago strongly doubted. The body resembles
that Of frog. and is bout The same size, bo, Tho
sS,n Is like thai Of tie lzard-scaly -and il has A
.""' .an rs long as tue body, apefing point 1t
MAS IN rather torpid Stale. our climate b.io, TO-
to" Tor y. This frog was brought from fou Tow
son, by LEU. Wilmot Marin, OF The 81 infantry.
present Rom an ofTicci stationed there to Col
iiook.-drmy and Nary Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
J lnuary 6

M kECElEE ED few days since few Bas-
w kets Champaign Vine Of the Star Brand, IA
Few Thousand Crgars of superior q ATTY, and am
undressing lot OF French Brandy, Rum, Particular <
Sicily Madeira Wine. BAILEY & WOMOGk.
JanuafV6 10
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d0. S'(sTs,ses'sASD.
GUIDE 70 PASSENGERS.
Ca .
EeRrtfsg EystcAa5tsrs for Richmond or


FAVE Lynelburg Mondays, Wednes-
4 days and Fridays, at . o'clock. A. M. arrive at
Charlottesville same evening. at .P. NJ Leave
Chan lottesvlle. next day by 4. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, a distance of only IS miles from Chan
louesNlle by 10 O'Clock, aud arrive IN Rich
mend same evenings, by ) O'Clock, p NJ. This will
be found by FAR the most comfortable route as well
as the most eSpetliuous 10 Richmond or going
North, by way OF Washington Cliy, having no night
travelling aiteI leaving Lynchbulg. The teams
aud coaches on this line are first rate, and the
drivers shlIinl, careful aud accommodating. No
pains "" spared to render tie IMP sale aud plea
SAM to The passengers.
Fare through to Eiehu,ond, 50 5o.-To Frele-
reksbure &i2. S. b. GLOVES. Accent.
June II We
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Inc merchants fne Insurance Company ofp,t.
more. ~
incorporated 1896, will, Capital of $500. Ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

ny n. warrRsss.
There i a hofhe--a bright, para home 81
hos,c b, ene the sky,
Where living waters glad, sfsh
q Forever the eve. Sos &
s. tsts y anfl laa sfes - -
"A SPOT ~i,ers angels cengeeaie,
A pail, bs angels sred,
promised land where those shall meet
Mho lore and worship Gnd.
'Ti- placed above the burning STARS,
The hr srrchd fields Of heaven ~
p % Whist a glorious he,iese.
4 10 the pure hearted given 8ts8 ~
-. Tbs sick heart iarneth fIomih sortl,
So The seasnins eager seul
Stretched altar ia anxious thought, ~
r1othe s,eiifnl goal
Yes; like weary bark II comes,
Thepny Thing Of the wave,
Trusting its hopes 1 that Ono ann.
That but alone
There is honie--a bright purs home,
Unseen hs mortal e,e,
Where the worn, weary, nest in peace
1'heHoaEhesun The shy. -
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LAB0EsEgsS vyASTEn.

Dcc.l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

A "a CHcnt Superior Court Of Law and cI,..
A ceiy continued by adjournment. and bqIJ e..
lhe County OF Amherst, Mt The court house, ON sa,
m day, tle 9TH II September, 1899: - cat
w am McDaniel, pl;.tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

The descendants Samuel NJ. Marshall, William Marshall
Jr ant joshua Marshall not having entered he appearance
sat according to the act d Assembly, and e
rule OF this Court, aud appearing Ia the satisfaction OF
me 'oGfi that they not inhabitants of this Com
noh"e"th II Is ordered that the said Defendants do appear
here tho fourth Monday in Febnnr, ncxt and answer The
hil OF lhe Plaintiffs "a rlat copy of ths order he forth
win inserted ~ The }nchbarg Nugluan paper published
III tie Town OF lynrhbme. for months srtcssi,ely and
posted" the front door Oh the courthouse o. this county
CppY-Fc>te,
Deco N
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4 L,
va 19qi rom he uorner leading 10 the Washington
Ho'el, aud opposite the Dry Goods Store OF
Messrs. Turner & BurwellA
'kNHANkFuL0 for the libeta patronape b,,cio-
= lore extended TO him, respectfully informs The
citizens OF this place. and adjacent countty Thai be
Is recently returned l,om The North, wheie he h,s
selected personally a stock unsurpassed in his mar,
kei, Tor neaness, durability and unusually chem,
Having purchased in New York exciusiyrly r.,
cash, lac ldtets himself that The inducements held
torh cannot fail 10 please.
lis assortment consists of extra fine BEAVER
ia D oil his own manufacture, warranted superinr
70 any made IN this seetonoi the county, and much
lower than loimery,-with variety of
G. a Il ~ ,#
purchased expressly for this market CONSISTING of
seal aud Otter, OF extra fac quality suitable far The
appfoaebing season, aud warranted to render com,
loit and satisfaction.
lle reduction IN the price of those articlcs is
wouny Tue attention OF the publie ;-M.sk Fur
laps, exiremel. low, together with a choice seec.
,,9h o. ouihs Caps, olyarious qualities Fur and
Cloth. Chiidren's fancy Cloth Cans remarkabl,
beautiful, aud at prices such as cannot fail TO please
"i'h large stock OF Hair Seal Caps, suitable 70,
servants, IL The attention OF Country uai,ers
anu Mefchants IS specially requested to my stock of
'inh'hings which Is the largest ever offered here
'nu on as hbeia terms as can be purchased tins side
o, New ork. Ga hand a.large assortment of WooI
tia's whe aud black. which are offered NJ mode, ATE
advance on original prices The public are invited
10 call and examine. GEO ~ CAINEs
Sept. % 1In
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Plaintiff,


Isaac r. llapsald, William Ware, Henry T.. n,
'ies Timothy Fletcher and Winston Wo9droa,
off
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WANzEra

Two HIRE or purchase or likely Negroes
Il snilabe Cor farm. WIN. A. READ.
Jauuny Il On
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Dec. %

lhoiAIa-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofhe Or
" OF Amherst on Monday the Alb dav OF November 1882
19hn Snead and Nancy his wife, Jefferson Horton a11L
liam Nor ell, plaintiffs
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View Aome.on Acasler,v.

G'iiE NEXT SESSION Of the New London
Academy will commence on Monday January
H51' ana VIII continue I'LL the lst OF August. The
PH0eIpal, grateful Tor The liberal patronage Of the
past session, assures his friends aud the public gene
rally, That they may delend upon his continuing The
same lathlat attention 10 his pupils rs formerly
Upon condition OF increased patronage, the services
oil well educated and fully competent Assistant
nave been secured; lie IS native OF Bedford and one
whom lie Principal can, hom an Acquaintance of
some years, 60 fdently recommend US gentleman
July qualified for the station lie intends 10 hold
iuli course oil preparatory study Tor the counting
room on university, is pursued at this Institutions
aud us die eof Of the Principal render it as Thor
onsh as constant attention to his pupils can make it,
ID. 5. OLIPIlANT, Principal
TERMS.
Tuition in the Languages, So 90 per mo-
. -" French and Mathematics, 3 90
. ." English, 90
Board, 9 90
The PHncipal bcgs leave 10 refer TO the Rev. n
H. Cnnbs, Petersburg William Radford. ESQ
Lynehburg Judge +. Saunders. Col Getard A.
leNahder aud DIR Nm. Stepoe, New London n
bntweli aud Ed. Waits, Lsqrs, Salem, Roanoke
AID 10 his PATROLS generally IN HE immediate vein
ity.
Jan. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

Samuel Hobart and Margaret Jane his wife and George
Booker surviving Executor Of Samuel Jones' deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
November 10

" fGlNIA-Atrulesh holden in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanrery fr The
county OF buckingham the fourth Day oNoyonber 1889
William X. Shaw, - Plainnf
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The defendant Elizabeth OAuhundro not having ep,euj
her appearance and given eeny according to be nt Is.
senbs and the rules of this Court aud appearing bv ss
factory evidence at she is naiau; OF This counry on
motion OF the plaintiff by cobnscl it is ordered Inn the
sad defendant Elizabeth . Mohuudro do aupear he a.
Tue ist day Of April term next and answer the mnende-
OF lhe pianu aud that copy OF this order be forthwith
serted IN the Lynehburg Fsinon for ouonhs SUCCESSIVE
" and posted al the front door the Courthouse Of this
county ACopy-Icste,
November 10 Won,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
.N'O NEGtE.

FE1lIE Bfrk Stable and Lot recent, occuped b,
h Walker x Pratt Livery Sable, is Ion rent
and possession gwen Immediately. Apply 10
THOMAS FERGUSON,
Iynchbutg.
Jan 6 r,
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0ga1ASL

benahn Noryeii. administrator dc honis non with lheW
upntNeo OF Hugh Nunel, deceased aud in his r2A'
nu9,n Nor'cli Harmon Gentry, Lewis Z. Simpson, '"
u 10y le and Peachy his wife, Spencer d. Noyell Ednup
r. 5h Shsrh OF Amherst county and us such udmnisimiot
o9S NorYoll, deceased and OF Susannab mead eceas
9ohh coleman late sheriff of Amherst and as such admD
razor OF John PNorell deceased IuCiinan Novel; Naha.
ig' HGrFei James Nonei William s. Appebeny aud t'"
ces ms "ile, Defendants
IL CnAScERY.
The Defendants Harmon Gentry Ipl;,nnp Noryell NJ
uauel Norvel md James Nerye not lm, ing entered d'u
uIP9ancG ana gwen security, according the act Of -
euy ana the III les of this Count and il appearing by a
factory evidence, that the said Defendants are not nhahan
q, 's commonwealth it ordered thai the said Deen5
s"er The bill Of The Plantils and that copy Of tins od'
ne iofH~ih inserted in newspaper published NJ ,g
NJ o Of lHnehnufg months Successfully, and
u 'ic Hoh' door OF the courthouse ofthis county.
Copy-Tcste. at
Dee. % N WI
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TO saHauci Hobart ard HEarearct

e''FikaaiSd ID OUGEt :I.U NEaPgarcf
Same a;iS wife:
v GU will please take notice, than on Tuesday.
Il the l0.h day of Match next al the Tavern now
occupied 10y Edward l.. Scuegs, in the town of
Mays'ilIe, aud County Of Buckingham, shall take
Dispositions to be read as evidence, in suit now
pending IN The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Ghancety, Of Buckingham County, in which
am a.. rla'"lh aod yoa and George Booker, surviving
Executor OF Samuel Jones, deceased, are defend
ats. Yours &c.
WILLIAM Il. SHAW
Dec l6 vdv
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Deco


Elizabeth 6Molundro, Robert Morton, Adam Clement
sheriff OF Campbrii and Administrator de bonis non u
Richard Mohanro, decd, William 4. Lilly and William
u Hrfor I,1ts
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Dec. 16

SIRdiNi Alt Court held Bedford county, The 25b
day Of November 1859
Joseph Enbank anl Nancy lis wife formerly Nancy MIR
shall Alien j. Marshall, Thomas Marshall and tlnnc r.
haiHHAIi Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
IL CnANcERY.


Inc defendant Isaac Il. Haasard, against wbo,,
tue Ilhnti appears 10 have proceeded IN the no5n
prescribed by law against absent Defentants-s,;,,
laliing to appear aud answer--and tie subnnnas =,
warded on The first day &c October, Is33. heinz ~
TUNED executed upon the endants-Wiiliam
Ware, Henry l.. Dawes, and Timothy Fletcher md
lhey SUI iaillng to file their answers although ronr
months have elapsed as well since the paintiG 6lsd
his Bill rs the return day of the said suhpenas q,
motion OF The Plaintiff by counsel bis bill is tal en- G
confessed as to these Defendants. And lheteunon
these causes came on 10 be heard upon the Bju ,l
answer oil The Defendant, Winston Wooda,
and teplcations thereto and exhibit and examin,
tons OF witnesses, and was argued BY counsel. "a
consideration whereof. the Count doth refer if ,oo
ois Commissioners, 10 take AN account of The deL'
due on the Trust Deed in the PROCEEDINGS me,,ios
ed, especiaH. that OF the Plauln-and the saI
Commissioned IS directed To examine, state and se,I
the same, aud make report thereof to The Cour yy;l
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent b
himself or required by the PARTIES be 50 satedanJ
the same Commits is authorised TO examine H.
parties in solemn torn upon interrogation toueLuo
tue matters III controversy.
A f'ut,V-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

Mrxloo ANp TrxAs.--1be fueNlne ellc,, copied
lfon the New Orleans .ouistsnan. OF the 4ll mat
contains some additional particulars in regard to IN.
pottRut movements ia Mexico.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07
IN SENATE,
MONDAY. January {

Mr. BENTON, from the Committee on Finance.
moved to be discharged from the consideration Of the
bI or the summary recovery OF small bank notes in
the District Of Columbia and nat the same be referred
TO COMMITTEE on Judiciary
Inc bill from the House OF Representatives making
partial appropriations for the expenditures of the govern
nent ior the year Si0 read twice. and referred to
Inc Comml'tee on Finance, and by this Committee re
ported with amendment and by general conscn, e,
three times and passed
The following Bills were also read a third time
and passed '''''o
The hill renqu'hing to The State of Mssissipni
the 2 per nj. fund. rf
The bill for the relief of Jno H. Jacox
The bill TO prevent the counerieitng Of foreign
coin
A message was received from the President in re-
aion to the employment OF steam vessels in the re.
venue service.
Also, from the Treasury, report showing the
condition OF The B inks Of the District of Columbia
up 10 the close OF the year 1889 And stating that
all those banks had suspended save the Patriotic
Bank Of Washington.
Mr. WRlGHT'S Sub-reasury bill was reported
to-day and notice given that he should call il up
Monday next.
The resolution introduced BY Mr. BENTON some
days previous, relating to the assumption OF the
Stale debts was taken up, when Mr.. Benton address
ed the Senate for Upwards Of two hours in favor Of
all the leading principles contained in the same
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07
GEN. HARRISON.

Ma ALLEs-Haye you seen the article from the
Baltimore Pusl relative 20 General Harrison1 Are
you acquainted with the editor Of that yeracious
pintl II SO, will you be good as to request him
to give ns The Lille and deeas Of palor OF Marin Van
Bnren; for u seems 10 me that man who could
metamorphose General Harrison into a eopavd,
could make hero out Of the present Commaader-rn-
Caa1 of Tie Army and Nary The public will wait
WIN much anxiety for the hSroic deeds of Martin,
from The truth telling and yeracious Posi- probably
'he uiooe man can help him in the matter, as he
seels 70 endorse The libel by lis publication In that
P paPei. can scarcely believe that Blair knew The
o'ens oi The article when he suffered IL 10 be in
seeu 10 ms paper He is certainly not so entirely
'os' 10 al sense of honor and truth, u publish
sucn an article can only excuse him by the sup
Position thai the article was prepared or marked for
his paper 'he nigh he was assisting In that little
business transaction belween John Calaline Cal
noun and his very good Master. q.
The editor Of the Globe boasts ii is said, Of his
reading nothing. This is illustrated one would
suppose in the same paper, by the publication OF an
article from the Richmond Enquirer the last third Of
which is exclusively made up Of reports, long since
stale, Of Congress proceedings copied from the Ma
lional lntelligencer Ii our correspondent looks
into the Globe in the expectation Of finding any
truths in relation TO General Harrison, he will be
forever sappoinled-Ep. MAD.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, January 4. 1910.

The Journal Of yesterday having being read
Mr. EVANS asked leave at this time TO introduce a
bill which was, he said, very important and which would
occupy only lew minutes OF the time Of the House
IT was bill usually reported by the Committee Of
Ways and Means, but owing to the long delay the or
ganlzatlon Of the House, the committee had not vet
had meeting and might not for several days to come
The money which had been appropriated for the con
tngent expenses OF both Houses for the payment
Of the members, had been exhausted aud he had learn
ed from the officers OF both Houses that great ncon-
yenience resulted from it,
The bill having been read for information and no OBJ
jection having being made, Mr. Il introduced "A bill
making appropriations in part, for the support Of CO.
yernment for the year lsi0' which having been read
twice by It's title, was. motion of Mr. Z. referred to
the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union
On motion of Mr. f the House resolved itself into
q Committee Of the Whole on the state of the Union
(Mr Banks, of Virginia, in the chair,) the above
bill, and no amendment having been offered, the
mittee and reported II to the House
And. having been ordered to third reading at this
time, the bill was read third time and passed.
Mr. TILLINGHAST asked leave to introduce re-
solution proposing that the House concur IN the resou-
on OF the Senate heretofore sent to this Housc) pro-
vldlng for the appointment Of Committee the Lii
brarv, &c
Mr. CUSHING suggested that the usual course was
simply to move concurrence.
And, on mo;ion OF Mr. TILLINGHAST, the reso-
luton of the Senate concuned in
CONTESTED ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr RAMSEY rose aud said that, for more than ten
Gays pas', ne had had in his possession petition ffom
cuzehs oi the third Congressional district Of the State
" o",'sFNahia complaining that their rights had been
yioa'eu ~ ihls House by the House permitting gen
.od" 70 aNe hs seat who was not entitled thereto,
and tequss'9g that an investigation might he made into
M, 's'us w,en mad been committed in that election.
M, " asked leave now to present the net,tion
Objection having been made Mr. . rnnnad s,s
pa,S" y the rule and called Tor The yeas and nav
,his aas = bhldGS suggested Cor inquired) whether
'A' - ny one oi Ihe highest questions Of priyi
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07
Rays ef the rision Of 1877.

MIR. Calhoun said that Wing victories
would not nnre TO the benefit of himself and
his iriends--that he would, therefore, take
position to hold his allies in check, and cover
hls enemy, Mr. Van Buren--and that he
should be compelled to support a party in
whose eisdom, .t,naess and patriotism, he
had no reason 10 confde." He entered the
party as Senator said last session, dis
trusting and disirnsied."
The Terms of The present Coalition described BY
Mr. Calhoun.
u have terminated my long suspended personal in
tercourse with the President, without the slightest
pledge, understanding, compromise, either side.
would be the last 10 receive exact such The tran
s'on from our former to prescn, personal relation
was easy and natural, requiring nothing OF the kind !"
We leave the coalition TO their own sexecra-
tions." We shall publish next Mr. Calhoun's
erow -nology, brought down to January l.,
1910.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07

On motion of Mr.. GRUNDY, the question was
TO be taken on the separate propositions py yeas anu
nays. .
Mr.. LUMPKIN expressed himself satisfied wl.h
The general cnesS Of the principles laii aow",
but thought IL better the motion should be aia on sns
table for the present; which motion WAS ac iu'eSssa
in and the Senate adjourned