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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
ROBERT MOTT.

NeIt asar 70 rae EfoAssKs Bast, Rsi-g-L g,,rf,ia.
A. received further supply of Paints Obs Coi-i otir
Nari-h"s with Painters brushes BlsBrrs An assort
mint oi French AMI American Window fusn -rIO n
ofh hehe- an II whieh e desrot TO I'll up
nr-f rua-,nat-
" IA supply Sap stone Paint for ..b. low 81
psror paint for I'm smnglsd Roofs. X n
d.
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1900 CASKS Ground Plaster
" 30 hhds. Porto Moasses
500 bags Rio Java Coff..
500 kegs Blasting Powder
100 do. White Lead
200 sides Sole Leather
25 Lquonee
20 or. pipes X. N. Wine
100 ca-ss Muscat do
80 boxes IIulrs Candle.
so do Spemacet do
10 baskets Salad Oh
so boxes Loaf sugar
1000 sacks salt A-hton'-
10 half pipes Cognae Brandy
10 hhls. Whskey
so bblz. do
90 casks Cheese
80 half chests Tea
100 boxes do
90 bbs. Tanners Oh
900 Cap and Letter Parer
200 kegs Rife Powder
10 bblS Copperas
90 casks Salt P.tre
Is bales Almonds For s,I. bv
ia ~ n,yrSpo,r . a, ,..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-09
EMORY ~ HENRY COLLEUE
WASHINGTON Co, V

CO VA
INllE Spring Session Of this Institution will
Il commence ON Thursday, the 9Th day of February
next.
Board 81 50 per week and no extra charge for wash
ing. ironing, fuel and room rent Tuition varies from
$40 10 SO per session of five months The following
gentlemen compose the Faculty.
Rev. Charles Collins A. NJ President and Professor of
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev. Ephraim r.. Wiley A. NJ. Professor of Ancient
Languages I'd Literature.
Ebeneezer Stevens. A. b. Tutor in Mathematics and
Teacher Of Modern Languages.
John q. Winnllord, second Tutor
IL Will be perceived BY the above rates. that the cost Of
STUDENT varies from So 80 10 &0i 80 per year Of ten
months sum far less than what is customary at similar
institutions The of that ceapncss is the loca
ton OF the coegei in the midst of ric aud productive
farming country remote from market. There is anotl-
er advantage connected with this institution which gives
permanent claims to all others. Being situated in the
country nearly ten miles from any or village,
there Is but lltle temptation exravagance in dress
aud other prodigay The government is mild and pa
rental, but energetic and firm. The Faculty, with
their families reside in the College tdices and are ever
present 10 exercise wholesome influence and restraint
The Trustees warmly recommend the Institution To the
patronage OF the public and appeal with confidence
to the five years which it has been in exist ence
Jan Gtf
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EDITORS CORREsPO.N'DEN'CE

RICHMOND, Jan. 4, 1913.
As gave, in my last, brief abstract Of the charges
brought by Oh. NJ Smith, late first clerk in the Land
Office, against MIR. Stafford H. Parker the Register
justice requires that shall also condense the reply of
the latter gentleman. Mr.. Parker commences by an
attempt TO excite feeling against Mr. Smith, in
consequence of the indecent HASTE he exhibited by
the latter in soliciting the first clekshp before the
corpse of his predecessor had been nterred-which by
way, even if it be So has nothing do with the char
ges against himself, and which he could not have re-
gaIded as rery henous offence at the time nasmuch
us he gave him the office he sought Mr. Parker ad-
rDs tn2t he consulted the Attorney General as to the
pr"priey of permitting Smith retain the first clerk
ship, the condition that part of the first clerk sal
airy should be added to his own--but his own reflection
he said. afterwards satisfied him that this would be lille
GAL land he would do nothing in conraventon of law"
lie admits that he applied to female relative of Smith
lor tho loan of sum of money, but denies that he i'll
Tended to "eXtor it from her, though he does not dcny
tand therein consists the gravity of Smiths charge)
mat he threatened to renorc Smith from office DMc
money eds not forthcoming. lie says however, that
~ oiered ample security both personal and by lien or
"'Pefiy, for the payment Of the sum proposed
&c borrowed. He then vindcaes the appointment OF
' 81" 10 oil the vacancy occasoned by Smiths remo-
val alleging that his qualifications superior to those
"smlh. and that his abors have been greater. On the
"hoe, 1t does not strike that the Register reply
alters his position materially in reference To the main
charge presume, however. il will he a subject of
enquiry by the standing committee appointed exam
Inc The management and condition of the Register &c
ee ana that we shall consequently have the facts
Spfead teioTe the country in authentic shape.
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n. Y. MARK EJ-Dpc. 81.

Cobee-The market is very quiet. Some little do
Ing in ~. Domingo at low Prices.
Cotton'Ihe market continues uniform in price with a
steady demand. Mobile and New Orleans rage at 6 A
81 and Florida 5las.
Suyars-The markets is very dull. Orleans sells from
A. to 5.c,s. The stock is increasing
Graia-A further sale of Illinois at 60 cts. Rye has
advanced sales at GO cts. Corn s scarce sales at ~
cents
Flo-Is very dull; tennessee may be had at 81 G8,;
Michigan 1922. All Southern descriptions are dull
MONEY AND EXCUANGES--Fore bills IA
her dropped the close Of the rcmances BY the siea-
mer from Boston OF January LIST. Sterling bills were
heavy at 5sa6 prem. Some very prime bills were sold
ut the lowest figure. large business was done in
French bills at 5,15 per dollar; Amsterdam 80 la;;
Hamburg 3l5a3; Bremen 15.ai Money is superabun-
dant. and specie continues in freely without
any demand. The receipts from Europe during the
week were about 900.
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OBIrU AIRY.

DEPARTED this le,ai his residence. in Campbell Coun-
". Va. October 18th. 1912. MIR. Mosns \. LrE aged
% years. leaving vile aud three small children 10
mourn his loss Ills health had been bad for nearly
two years bni died Of Fever IN the briei period OF Two
weeks iron the Time the attack II seems that he felt
the force ol the sacred injunction. sei thy house in order
OF thou shall die and M, live. which manifested.
~ calling 10 HIM his wife and asking her whether she
had thought what she would do if he should die,ha il
VAS time she had as he tel, change IN him that ndi-
Gated the most serous result and urged the Importance
oil irilnng their children in proper manner-and fire.
qnenty during his last sickness, exhored his mother.
and brothers. and sisters to live the Lord and
meet him IN leaven-aud observed that he had often
been member Of the Methodist T.. Church for twelve
or fifteen years. aud lo large portion Of that time
tanned the office OF lass Leader Let die the death
of the righteous aud let my last end be like his
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ROBERT .NOKEsYSS
-
sMl LIZ
Esssgzz5

HAS taken the u " o " III o r f. l.
/ 4 Main street, recently occupied by Mr.. Henry
H. Davies.
Feelings of gratitude prompt him TO tender TO his
friends and patrons who have generously supported
him heretofore, his warmcst thanks, and in taking this
establishment, respectfully sociis continuance Of theiI
support in this way.
The location Is pleasant, the very conlorta
BILE. with good stable, and spring Of excellent water
within few yards of the door, enabling him make al
who may favor him with their na ronaeG, comfortable
In fine. he would say TO the Farmers and Planters Of The
country, to the Travelling Public, to all. call at the L
MON and You shall be comlurable-be made to feel
IL O NJ T..
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EXCHANGE.
BLTiMORE MARKET. Jan. 2

fio'r-Ihere Is nothing Of moment doing in Howard
sreet Flour and holders continue ask 81 IA l25 fr
God standard brands. The receipt price is S. 81.
A small parcel Of City Mills Flour was sold to-day
at 81 IA. Some Of the ners anxious to sell
at this rate.
Grain--.Ihe receipts of Wheat are very light We
quote as before good strictly prime Mt So so cts, and
and inferior 10 fair at 50 80 cts, as in quality Sales
Of Corn a, 13 cts for white and IA for yellow which
is slight improvement.
Bocon-Sells very slowly, and generally, in small
parcels. new Baltimore cured Hams held at 8 Sc.
and sides and Shoulders e cents There some new
country cured bacon in market which held at s. cents
hog round.
Uhihey-Prices have further declined. Sales of
hhds. at Y cts and OF bbls. at % cents.
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IL. n. 'CFNSLEY Il CO.

AVE JUST RECEIVED, ann now in the
recepo aoi their fh supply Of GHoceses. S<c. cus-
slsllng IN Pc a as follows.
20O 81 :ks Sait
loo Gags Java, fagHsa and Rio Coffee.
~ hhds. ST. Coy, Tuekapaw, ?. Il. AND n. o.
Sugars,
20 hhds. and bbls. Molasses.
100 kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
1900 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
10000 his Cotton Yarns. sundry factories,
GOO his. live geese Feathers.
30 Grind stones, assorted sizes.
80 boxes X 10 and l0< IL Glass,
10 bhls. Tanners Oii
Dukes Loaf Sugar,
! ceroon bs Indigo.
90 hoxes II. s Sons Tallow Candles.
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
| Nlackarel and Herrngs,
| Wool and Wool Rolls.
Powder Shot and Lead.
Wooden and Iron bound Tubs,
| Painted Buckets, and
many other articles usually kept In the Gtcceyy hne-
Their Goods were bought principally Tor CASH. and
will be sold low, IN the same way. or IN exchange lar
country produce They invite their triends and the
public generally, to give them scall bsie PuIchassx
elsew here.
| Nov Ia u
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IL u u IA II 4 ~ DI " 4.

'1lE. subscriber has taken the Bindcry formerly oc
l. cuPled by Capt. w. A. Talbot, and offers his
vices to the public in the line Of his profession fcapa
city todo interchangeable industry and desire to please,
be claim to patronage he trusts that he will receive
proper share Orders for any kind style Of Records
and Merchants Account Books earnestly solicited. Old
Books and Periodicals bound at short notice.
constant supply of Records, Execution Books, Day
Books Journals and Ledgers, kept constantly hand
OF his own manufacture, and warranted well done as
if made to order. JC. YOUNG.
Nov. Il tsif
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.L.lUJ' NOYICE.
Oct. II

TUNIlE coparnership between the undersigned has, by
i mutual consent, been dissolved.
The unfinished business of Judge Stanard, in tho
Court of Appeals and elsewhere,s left in charge Of Rob
en &. Stalird, and will be attended 10 by him, except in
those in which the parties prefer engage othc
counsel. Parties intending To engage other counsel will
please TO communicate With the undersigned or. G
Sianard) and appize him of their purpose before the
ensuing term Of the Court Of Appeals, the 9Th Of DC
tobef next.
JAMES LYONS.
ROBERT Z. STANARD.
Richmond, June Dist, lS42.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

January ., lSi3.
During the past week business ras been nearly sus,ann-
Died, 10y the recurrence Of The Christmas holidays and
present quotations. are mostly nominal. II will require
ole or two weeks more TO get the wh business into
full motion.
10bdcco-0spoctions small-dcmand limited We
quote Lugs. New, loose 81 a ,; Old so ~ and 3
Common Leaf &3ta3, and 4; middling / ,aA and 3;
Good S5saG and s.; Fine I lo.. as in quality
Grdul-N heat - To So cts Corn 10 tu ~ and
- cts. Oats from WAGONS and Depot % 10 SOC
1cas-lmperlal and Gunpowder 75c a s 80 Black
30 DC.
Nhskcy-Bbbls Die. hhds 23c.
Cmdes-Sperm 2Ga35c; Patent Sperm doc; Ius
Patent l6c; lallow Oal2s
Co0ec-Ro 6. 10 &c. Laguayra 9a9.. St Domingo
IA 5; Java sal3c.
CAorer Secd-$5 90 per bushel.
Herds GrosS- So do
Tinothy DIS 30 do
FA-family Roe lcrrngs 81; No. s.. So 50 to 3 10.
No ., % lo3.
Fiom-Superfnc 81.
-Plg-Engsh $50; Sweden 500; Tredegar
500
No'osscs-Po Porto Rico l9a 22c New Orleans q a
a cents.
OH--Wintcr S9)a95; Fall Strained sOaS5; Whale in
bbs. Ale.
Proeisions-Bacon (hog round) 7c. Lard Sc.
PMster-S l. on BASIN Bank.
Sugars-Sl. Crox Sal0c, Porto Rico Gia7}; n O.
81 10 &c.
Shot-5,c
Sah-WharfsI so; Store So CO.
Catue-Bcef from So. 10 H.; Sheep from 81 10 3,
Hogs from 81 to4..
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cf3" According to a table prepared by Wn. Cost
Johnson of Maryland, the States owe to the amount of
SD0.O00,00O. lie proposes to relieve them BY the
General Government issuing the in rip, based
upon the Public Lands lie secins to be confident tia,
it will ultimately be adopted
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(,oipr ~

The "Norwich News" Connecticut Tyler manor
and we believe the ony in the State thus descanis
Now that the elections have allranspircd s the State
has revolntonlzcd Itself the question naturally enough
arises, what Will politicians do nexl2" There will
he castings about among them. we imagine to some et-
iect before much time passes away. candidate from
anon" uIe democrats must come before the people
and that speedily. Who will it be? Van Buren, or
calhoun, or Cass or Benton, or Buchanan or neither?
Neither OF the above mentioned individuals do we be
lleve will be brought forward. Van Buren, has had his
day-Calhoun is teo much tincured with notification
Cass has too much arsocntcaI appreciation about him
-Btnion Is not popular enough, and Buchanan is dec-
dedly IN the same rredlcancnt-Who then. will it be?
John Tyler, we predict There is no man in
the country who stands 50 advanlageously before
the people at the present time, does John TYLER
" essay again what wehaveheretofre said that the nom
lnaon oi no individual would have 50 much effect to
wards strengthening the amcablc feelings between The
North and South, the nomination of John Tye5 for
the Presidency in 1874 We well know what would
be his course. and what to upon The popularity
Of his present Administration is already wide spread and
the voice OF Its approval has just been heard in the late
elections.
lwond be difficult for human ef1rontery to soar a
higher flight.
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The Somers.-We publish the condensed particulars
oil the muny on this ship. The testimony of Com
mander Mckenzie was supported Saturday by Mr.
Nslas, the Steward; and Lieut.. Gansevoort The
Cofal then adjourned until Tuesday
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o. twill be seen by the accounts published the
4th page, that the beautiful Island of Madeira has beer
visited with an awful CALAMITY
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For Mmsicn, s..,,f,.,tors.

Tor Musical 1msiifmifOnA.
'1ir. subscriber begs leave TO inform the Muste.i
worlf, that his assortment Of Music IL new uncuu-
oo ,pige ana demonstrating Instruction Books
Tor the Piano Forte Guitar Flute Violin &e--.s veI
as great variety Of Sacred Music and Noss Books e.
singIng-all of which will be sold low, by
Il. P. NASH
Book and Piano Forte Seller. Petersburg, W.
fine assortment Of Piano Forcs On hand at lsdpe,i
prices f.. p. N.
oe'. " uf
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.
\ meeting al The Mechanics Temperance S.riety
will behed AT the Court House. this evening, MIN
day } Al O'Clock. 7. NJ.
JAMES FRETWELI., President.
Gro. h. THURMAN Sec'ry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-09

&c Maj. NOAH has retired from the New York l..
nion Mr.. Tyer's organ in New York. Mr.. Isaac Phil
lips will assume the editorial chair
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Notice..

TNIIE LANGHORNE MILLS are still carried on
l. in the name OF Langhorne & Stepoe----Nc shall
continue TO pay the highest mafke, price tur Wheat
III. s. LANGHORNE,
FAYETrE S'fEPTOE.
Aug. 10 tsif
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Or Mr.. Clay met and took By the hand such Of tn,
citizens of New Orleans chose to call on him. at tn,
St. Louis Hotel on the 10Th December
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PIOFEsAIONAL NOTICE.

IL AVlNG resigned my seat in the Senate, my a..
i l. cntion will be henceforward devoted TO my m,
iesslon and in addition the Court of Appeals I'D 9th
or Courts in which now PRACTISE propose hereafter Il
attend the Court Of Appeals at Lewisoura if in any
case my services shall be desired there.
JAMES LYONS.
Richmond, Dec % 4ts
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POlaK.-I'hs article is how selling al So 60 VI
~ little in market
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ElLL SUPPLIES OF
SO.NE7'xsE.y.G VEN.

ia TIMES UTWITTED.
SEFlNG. in the early part Of Spring, that Goods
- must greatly decline. 10 be in accordance with the
hard times sold the greater PORTION OF my old and dear
bought stock OF Goods at cost. IN order that might b.
the better prepared by this Fall buy spentire srk VI
NEW GOODS; and now have the plcasuse | bne
wished 10 have, o offering To my friends and customers
the largest and certainly the beat selected stock of
DKF GOODS
ever had and at such exceedingly low prices az can
not fail 10 please any VIM may favor ne with CALI.
My Goods were bought principally for the ready MONEY.
which found To be avery welcome customer w M
Northern friends, and was in fact such an inducements
as 10 enable me 10 buy Goods certainly great deal les
than II actually cost 10 manufacture them; the truth Us
which every body Will know by calhnp and examin;uv
Tor ihcnselyrsand without The aid Of na.lery they
will no convinced Of the fact. and am s,,,e l
otherwise than we'll pleased to find such desirable Gods
at such low prices.
To my stock CLANCY GOODS, particularly
invite the attention of the Ladies', being ono Of such
variety and cheapncss as cannot fail 10 please.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles, viz:
broad Cloths, ofevcry shade, quality and price
Cassmeres, splendid assortment, cheaper than ever
offered before.
Cnsuets. Of every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans from Is. upwards,
Shawls fhnnels. Fusled Cloths, AVID rlanke,s. at all
Prices,
onneIs Hats, aud Caps of tho most fashionable sty IL
F,olennes, Grape dc Icons.
BrIanllnes something entirely new. for Ladies' Dres-
Scs,
Fancy Silks, Alpachausas Bombazincs, Mouslin de
f.almA Mtrinote and Cirenssans of every do
scrlpuon. aud cheaper than they were offered be-
fore,
An excellent assortment of Ribbons and Iaccs, unusual
" low,
Domeslca and Calcoes from cents 10 the finest i'm.
ported,
Ilnpdkcrchcls and Gloves,
And almost every article that can he called Er
Together with an excellent assortment Of GROCEr
RlES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
spun COTTON; Sc. sc.
n. y. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are parcu-
larry invited 10 call and give my stock examination
before purchasing. as am prepared to offer them great
Inducements. DIT. T. PETERS.
Oct -. tsf
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H'lIE SUBSCRIBER is receiving his winter
4 supply Of
Drugs, uEDICtNEs, OILS, PAINTS, srHGs-.
CAS- lSsJktnENTH, DHE.STUFFa. IaG.
miCALs, BRUSHES, PEKFUMERI. FANCY
AKIIGLEs.&c., Ac,
which renders his stock large and complete.
lie invites the attention of Families physicians, Mer,
chants and others, wishing articles in his line assayiics
them he will cndoavo to giye satisfaction both a. prcv,
aud quality.
lie returns his thanks FOR the liberal encouragement ho,
has received, and hopes BY strict attention. TO merit =
continuation of public patronage.
JOHN H. SE.AY,
OPPOSITE TIE POST oFYICR.
Dec. 20 wlmf
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CIiICKEIsING PIANOS.

I'lIE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency Cor
L The sale of those truly splendid Instruments. made
by l'lckering & Mockeys. OF Boston.
To those acquainted with instruments from this Msn
nlaeiory we say nothing, feeling confident they canno
fail 10 please
To those unacquained with them we say, ONLY
TRY THEN. and you will find them not inferior 10
the celebrated brentwood Pianos Of London.
We do not sell them trial--noi because wo are a
ald to risk trial. but for tho reasou that majority
OF persons indges and such 10 our confidence in
the manufacturers, iat willing To stake rep
utaon upon their aud durability, being warranted
TO stand any climate.
The above Instruments hand and for sale, at
the sipn of the Golden Mortar, Dank Square. Lynch
bury Va, by d. r. LYMAN.
AagS wl2m-if AMI Of
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y ep'l'Ee'E;.

TWO ALI. those indebted to the Estate of VIM B
tallaway, dec i hereby give notice that cannot
give longer Indulgence. as am pushed ormoncy Those
who do not settle make satisfactory arrangements by
Bedford court next, must take the consequences.
WM &. IRVINE. Admir-.
ofWm. d. Galloway, deed
Jan. Q to9J
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Notice..
LUSr .vDfiCP.
NOTICE..

lNOElCE.
|ENlE parlncrshpol peasants x Shradcr at Waugh =
q Ferry III Bedford County, Va, having expired by
limitation aud mutual consent, (sume time previously all
persons indebted 10 the requested come
forward and settle their accounts without further delay
as IL is the earnest desire OF the wind up aud
close the business early AS possible.
GEORGE r. PIEASANrS,
GEORGE J.. SllRADER
Waughs Ferry. Jan. I'm
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Trustees sale Of Real Estate.

Trustees sale Of Real Estate.
" virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed To MS by Sam
- ue Scott, hearing date the 18th day of May 1912
and duly recorded in the Clerk S Office Il Amherst Coun
y Court, ior certain purposes therein expressed, We
shall proceed to sell on the Premises 10 the hghcs. bid
der. for ready money, Saturday the 2s,h day Of Jan
nary 1913. far II not, the next fair day thereafter
Sundays excepted the
Tract or Land,
wherein the said Samuel Scott now resides containing
two hundred aud sixteen Acres be the same more or les
lying aud being in the county of Amherst and adjoining
the Lands OF Charles Mnndy, James billiards. heirs aud
ohers-belng the same tract OF Land which the said
Samuel Scott purchased Of Reuben Carver lying with
in mile of the James River and kanawha Canal
The Houses are a comfortable DUELLLNI, IiOUSE.
and all other necessary Dat Houses for a small ,unIy
The Land abounds in Mines, Minerals and Fossils
We deem 1t unnecessary TO give more particular
description the Land. those wshn. TO purchase
willexamne II, before the day of sale. The tile is be
levcd 10 be unluesonaby good but acting rs Truscrs
we will only convey such title vested in IN by the
Deed alresad. JAMES X. JONES. 1r
DAVID STAPLES. { i'"S"es
Jan0 wt2SJif
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CONGRESslONAl"-On Monday both Houses
took recess.
On Tuesday. in the Senate. Mr. Linn's bill for te
settlement of Oregon. was discussed
In the House. Mr. Shade moved the suspension Of The
2ls rule. 10 enable him 10 offer preamble and resoln
ton agans, the domestic slave trade in the District of
Columbia. The vote on suspension was taken and de-
cided in the negative by 73 to III, Ibr repeal of the
Bankrupt Act was then taken up. Ar. Marshall Of
Kentucky WINS entitled to the floor, but too unwell
to address the House, and the discussion continued
by Milton Brown against its repeal. and Messrs Weller
and Ferris for its repeal There seems to be some doubt
about its repeal
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This shows that merchandise is only per cent m
weight OF tile business olhe river and that il can conri-
butte but lti'c to raise the average Probably
II The Limitations were stricken of il might be sufficient
to relieve the company. though from the remarks have
presented above, should appreIiend difficulty from IA
greater latitude.
les Since the foregoing article in type we per
ceive that the finance committee changed the whole
character Of the resolution referred to them For farther
particulars, see our Richmond correspondence.