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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

R. Massey, John Lawton, J, G. Davis, Robin
son & Rephart.
Glass StoreS-The glass stores Of Measrs.
Curling, Robertson s CO., 7. Mulvany, Nj. &
R. II. Swoeny, Bakewol s. Pears.
Commission hOltSeS.-Messrs Pondexter, NJ,
b. Riley & Co., NJ. Allen s. Co., l.. Hutchin-
son & Co., A. Gorden, w. & j. F. Kelly, A.
Beelen, Geo. Cochran, Atwood Jones & Co.,
Clark s. Ihaw.
Drug SIorcs-Messrs J. Kidd & Co, JSchoon-
maker, R. f. Sellers, ]. Fendrick, Avery, Og-
den s Co.
Shoe Stores-Messrs. M'Curdy s. Loomis, J.
Rutledge, Geo. Albrco & CO., B. Perry.
Hat stOres-B, M'Lane, s. West, S. Moore,
J. Hall, W. Douglass
Paper stOres-H Holdship & Brown, J. How
ard, Johnston & Stockton.
Clothing stores-S. Schoycr, Cooley s, Laird,
S. Stoner, WLeonard, h. Campbell, ID. Bruck-
locker, w. Reed.
miscellaneous. A Fulton, brass foundry and
dwelling houses; J Dunlap, timer; Wicker
sham's wire works. Townscnd's do; McCurdy
& Young, cabinet makers J w WoodwelI's do;
l. Peterson, Jr., platform scales maker; Fl Hig-
by, quecnsware store; P M'Kenna and Laird
and Brickley, auction stores; 2 McCormic cot
ton warehouse; Wiley, timer NJ G Edey, lard
oil mandatory; w Johnston, Adams, bak-
ers; J M'Cormic, Hemingway, and others; brush
stores of George Beal, J. Kennedy & Co; liv-
cry stables Of J Fcnton s. Co., and w Holmes
J II M'kee, leather store; w Bell & Co.,
wholesale dry goods store; A Henderson, hard
ware store; NJ Cooper, Clark & Cameron, do;
Semplc and Barker dry good store; & J II
Phillips, painting and oil cloth manufactOry;
9 Dodge, painting shop; II Stewart, variety
store; } Bates, shoe store; Kuhn s. Greeves,
fancy store; G & E Arthurs, dry goods store;
} Anderson s Sons foundry; Livingston s.
Rogers platform mandatory; Jones' spring
steel manufactory; ? C Martins fruit store
The barber shops of B Vashon, Fl Vashon,
J Curtis, J Hercher, w Gardner, E Jones, S
Furgeson and others. B. c. Sawyer's chand-
Ter shop, E Day s. G Wilson's tobacco stores.
The Eagle Hotel on Third ST. was DESTROYED.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

Associate Reformed Church, 4th near Grant
Baptist Church, Grant st.
Bakewell's extensive Glass Works, Water,
above Grant.
Tho Monongahela House, destroyed with
all the furniture.
Monongahela Bridge, entirely destroyed. Ii
is rumored that several lives were lost on the
Bridge.
The Dallas Iron Works in Ppetown, entire
ly destroyed.
The loss sustained in the destruction of the
above buildings is immense, but it is small
when compared with the destruction of mer-
chandisc i'll warehouses on Water, Wood, lst
and Cd streets. The merchants found it i'm
possible to attempt TO save any thing; whole
blocks were destroyed in few minutes, and
the most they could do was to make an effort
to save their books, and but few of them sue
cecded even in that.
II will be many years before our city can re-
cover from the effects of this dreadful calami-
ty; it has cast blight over the commercial and
manufacturing enterprise of hundreds Of our
most worthy citizens, and i'll an hour has swept
from them all the profits of years of toll and in
dustry. To their fellow citizens who have been
fortunate enough to escape this wide spread
destruction, they must look for aid to ''com-
mence the world anew, and we are confident
they will not look in vain.
We write in the Furry, confusion, and ex
cltement OF the terrible time, and under the
physical WEAKNESS caused by laborng TO save
the furniture the house of one of the editors,
which was burned to the ground-therefore,
we omit much that we ought to notice-but we
have endeavored to give as full an account of
the calamity as we could,
We are informed that two lives were lost at
the fire yesterday. One was an old woman in
the neighborhood Of Grant and Sd sts., who
had no aid to remove her furniture and she re-
fused to leave her dwelling until it was too
late to save her. The other that we heard of
was gentleman doing business in Wood-st.,
but we hope it may be mere report. We hear
rumors of many lives being lost, bat as none of
the reports are authentic we refrain from Civ
ing them until we receive more reliable intor-
nation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14
FREIGHTS TO PHILADELPHIA,
ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 lbs,
NO TR ANSuIPMEN1,

The Philadelphia, Whining
fs.sss::tfgsssssj aiS ton and Baltimore Rail Road
ErsIs.;isS Hiissl!s=sasA Company have made ample
sSsS~EENSs- SsSENSs rr$zzs.sslan r$zssland permanent arrangements
to transport all goods aud commodities that may offer.
between the cities of Baltimore and Philadelpha dai
except Sundays) and now taking Merchandize
Dry Goods, Groceries, SC. Sc. at the above very re-
duced rate, through 10 Philadelphia.
FREIGHTs will be received at the Company's DeDot
corner of President and Fleet streets, between The
hours of A. NJ. and ?. NJ. and be promptly for
warded as directed
Special tsfor lreshs will be made if desired
by the car loa otherwise.
ap7-6tif 4. CRAWFORD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD. The bill
before the Pennsylvania House of Representa-
tives, in favor of this road, passed through the
Committee of the Whole on Friday, when
motion to postpone it till Monday was mega
tved, ayes 25, nays 81; after which, however,
it was postponed for the present by consent of
its friends.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14
REDUCTION OF FARE-NEW AR
RANGEMENTS.
12HTl,AD. WHINING

HssESs,sssss ~ "ss1 TON AND BALTIMORE
80 80 EE5slAtA. RAILROAD, UNITED STATES
5szkas,.IESsiE-&iMA 5szksaas..E4Ssi&iMA TRAINs-thtough in 81
hours. Via Havre de Grace, Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester) to PHILADELPHIA, now running daily
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the Uni ed States
Mall leaves Pratt-st. Depot daily Except Sundays }
at o'clock A. M Passengers arrive in Philadelphia
in full time 10 continue by the mail train for New
York, reaching that city by half past ten O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
The EVENING TRAIN, also carrying the u States
Mail, leaves Pratt-st. Depot daily, al O'Clock p, M
after the arrival of the Cars from the South West
through in hours FARE SO.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

II lee-F1 DAILY (ENCEPT SUNDAYSa
Ezsxspcyayse at q O'Clock, A, NJ, through in Eight
sssksassassss' Hours, and in .tvH time to eC,,,ccf
Nth the line for Ee,c York Fare So.
CITIZ IZENS' UNION line,
VIA FRENCH TOWN aud Er.WCAsTI1E. This
well known steamboat CONSTITUTION, C'antaiJ,
CHAYToR, has commenced her regular uips for The
season. leaving Bowy's Wharf, foot OF South street.
at O'Clock, 4: NJ daily Except sunSays) for Phls
delphia THROUGH IN EIGHT HOURS.
Gy" The Company's Boats having been thorouphly
ove'hauled, are now III the complete order, and
vastly superior in style, ample accommodations and
speed to any Line out of Baltimore-whist the pro.
verbal politeness, and senuemanly standing of the
Captains, will ensure every attention the comfor.
and safety Of passenees
Fare to Philadelphia ......,......S2 90
rare 10 FTenchtown ...,...,...,.. | %
Fare TO Ford's Landing. .,........ | 90
The following splendid Boats compose this Line
Steamboat CONSTITUTION Capt. CHAyTos.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt Triple.
Steamboat ROBT. MORRIS, Capt DouGLAss.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt. DAVIS,
IR- This is the only Steamboat Line that reaches
Philadelphia in Tine 10 connect with the Line for New
York the same evening. % Breakfast on board.
mh29d A. CRAWFORD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

zen lines or less make asquarc-it an advertisement
vHceet ten lines, the price will he in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion.
at5- THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily, published every Saturday morning, at the low
pTice of $l.00 per ann,im.
R3- All papers seat by mail are iscoNtinuedthe day
sn which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14
/, FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

n snA>vs FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
HxIRkleAeBRIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
MARYLAND having undergone tho.
rough repair, and very handsome improvement, both
to the above Places commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from The
lower end of Dugan's wharf at 7 O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Anuanelis
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam.
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CHESIERTOIpN and CENTREPILLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she viii 90 TO Cbes
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice.
mhl4 LENUET G. TAYLOR
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14
. assrs THE ONLY REGULAR 0PPO-
"a 4, r,a ssss.iS.a SITION LINE TO PHILADEL-

SEss2ts-isss@s PliIA-By Individual Enterpnze
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, commenced run
ming Saturday morning, March the LIST, l645, at
O'Clock, A. NJ. and will continue to leave the corner
of Light and Pratt Streets at the above named hour,
daily, Sundays excepted, (uDti further nOticc.)
nc Passengers for FOrds Landing, Chesapeake
City, st. Georges, Delaware City and Newcastle,
will TAKE this line.
Passage to Phad. 81 80 To ST. Georges 81 II
90 TO Newcastle 25 Chesapeake City *
'' to Delaware City 25 Fords Landing ! IS
{G5-Ths is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Phadel-
phia ROBERT NJ. HILL, Agent.
TICKETS to he procured al the office, No. l26 N.
E. corner OF Pratt aid Light streets mhl3-if
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

1=-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN * BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by cure
'd carriers, only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent by mail, to distant
subscribers, at the rate OF Four Dollars per year-pay-
side, always in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN.

FAKE IHROUGH ONLY 80 CENTS.
The Company's Freight Train will leave daily lex
cept Sunday at o'clock p NJ, arriving in Philadel
phia early neat morning. Fare only 80 cents
U3~ The Return Mail Passenger Trains leave Phia-
dephia respectively, at O'Clock, p NJ, and l0!, P.
NJ. The Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ A. CRAWFORD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

DIED Gen. VIM. Mackey, an eminent ci-
lizen of Cecil county, Md, is dead.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

kEIBERNIA, John Klinefel,er, master viii
n "a leave Pittsburgh every TUESDAY, and Cincin-
natl every FRIDAY MORNING, lat 10 O'Clock.
NEW ENGLAND, Samuel B. Page, master, will
leave Pittsburgh every WEDNESDAY, and Cincn-
matt every SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
CLIPPER Nelson Crooks, master, will leave Pitts
bargh every FRIDAY, and Cincinnati every MON
DAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
The above boats are new and are not SURPASSED in
speed and recommendations by any boats in the trade
and being of light draugh will continue in the trade
the entire season. mhlS-lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-04-14

A tOTTON KAttN, Nos 10 10, a g.,,, Iii ,I,l
" received and for sale low, by
HENRY W. COOKE.
apl2 Corner Hanover and Lombard SIS
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VIE subscriber, still continues. at his old stand di-
Il recily opposite the Police Office, Lynchburg, 10
execute all orders in the line of his business, entrusted
10 his care.
Merchants Account Books, Clerks Records s. Sher-
MS Execution and Tax books kept constantly hand
OF his manufacture, or made Order of the best
Materials and in the most durable style of workmcn-
ship.
Old Books and Music bound rebound, at short
iiee. and in every style Of pa,iern.
The undersigned pledges himself TO renewed
tions to give satisfaction his customers and socts
continuance Of patronage jy permission, he refers the
following gentlemen, to vii:
Robert Iinsley, Esq, elk. sup. court, Amlers, Co.
Jno. d. Alexander, Esq +" Sup. do Campbell Co.
VIM. A. Clement, ESQ" Go. do do do
Gen. ID. Rodes, - Sup. do Lynchburg,
Maj. j. Bcnagh, " lIust. do do
Messfs Mcdaniel & McCo-ke, do
:. Turner * Bnrweli do
% Lee s, Ro'.Its (lae Roberts & LeeJ do
lie also refers, with full confidence, 10 Robert {.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Wsliz. Esq,
Fincasile J. e. YOUNG.
JAN % Is
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YlElEMiSo
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN

Dollns per anr,n, payable in adrance No sub
~ ,I be rcceiredtor shorter time than sr months
,,r pi be discontinued, (erccpt at the discretion
IN" " s,;,o,s) until all asveardses are paid
a. a. .sDvEarIsEME.N1s inserted at so cent. per
lor iess) for every inner form insertion and 81
,y syuae Tor less) for erery outer form insertion
ryERY ADVERTISER rs required to note, on his
manuscript h0r long he ''ises hs advertisement inserted
,,tis,ment not noted, rlH be inserted ti its dis
.s.,in.ance be ordered
roR YEARLY .aDYERTISLNf; the terms are for
a., r..s of t,ro squares $40 for square, s25 for
a., sa,.are inner form, $50. Every yearly Advertiser
I'm be required eofhe his advertising to his parteu
lar line Of business.
a. JOB PRLNTLNT erec'ted neatly and erpeditious-
j., md nm re asonable terms.
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&. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1913.


Land for Sale.
OBEDIENCE to The last will and les lament o
oi Joseph White. dec. shall expose Ia sale, by
way OF public Auction, upon the premises, Saturday
The lst day oi February, ls45, tho
Il IL CT OF l. ND
upon which said decedant resided situated in the cum
y OF Bediod adjoining the Lands of filshman A. Cohbs
Esq. Pa,cha ". Nance and ohers--containing by old
survey,
400 ACRES,
which viii be surveyed again before the day Of SALE
About onesthiTd OF this Tfac, Is in woods, and
GOOD TOT ACCO LAND.
The cleared Land lies remarkably well. and is well n,
daped to The growth OF all kinds OF grain particularly
ciorer
1erm'.-lh sum Of five hundred dollars will be 70.
CURED IN cash Upon the balance, credit of one two
aud three years will be given, the purchaser puchas.
ers giving bond with undoubed security, aud The title
retained until the purchase money is paid.
MCAJAl DAVIS. u. s.
Tor n. Robertson, Sheriff Of bedford
and as such Admir- with the will an
nexed Of Joseph White, deceased.
Bedford, Jan. Is TIFF
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ROCKS.
S"e"p! she"per!! lhe0DcSf ~!
MEDICINE FOR THE MIMI
ROCKS.

"a W., "hfeoki Y Co. will s.ll, fer the
Il next Two niunihs, their NV
Lac, Medical Theological and .W,c,y,o,o,, Rot,
o,n ,o"eI prices than ever beioe offered: indeed
lishers 6"' "oh me pup
ne reason Tor this proposition is that we have i,s,
''seo our sior at Lexington and renewed all ,he s,o
'h's place thus making present supply much ,o
p'lces-many Books at less than cos vn,,l no., ~ ""
Tor our Spring supply w ~ A'0''"
JAN 27 ''
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SALT. MACKEREL, 80.

SALT. MACKEnEL so.
III OR, halt and whole barrels Mackerel, Nus.
" 2, and 3.
800 sacks Salt. we'll filled,
100 kegs Nails. assorted sizes,
rs Warehouse Nails
20 Box aud Fencing Nails.
bales Nus | and 2 Cotton Oznaburgs
3 ! and "A Domesiics
5000 lbs. Sole Leather, good and damspcd
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns. I.eaksve Richmond, NIonti
cello aud Lynchburg Factories.
Is hbls Tanners Oh,
30 boxes Sperm and 'l'allow Candles.
500 F" Russia Sheet Iron.
: 500 :" American -
SEQ +" Hoop Iron,
900 " Wire, assorted Sizes
20 boxes lin Plate For sale low by
BOW LES & AGREE,
Jan % IA
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L.H.vD .H,YXE.

obedience To tho order of the worshpfu The county
u court OF Campbell. IN The CASE ollrviue rs. Irvine,
81 al, pronounced nj Tho November ierm lsii the M,
dersgned. commissioners therein apponlsd WILL Ff>
day. the !h day of February next. il fair. # not, the
next alr day thereafter, upon the premises, proceed 10
SELL u, auction, To the highest bidder. tho
TnACT OF LAND,
IN the said decree mentioned, tpfnariy owned by
Samuel lvnc deceased. aud allotted 10 his widow IN
dover. containing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES be
the same more less adjoining the Lands OF Achilles
ID. johnson aud VIM. Norvell's estate, near the Qua,
ker Meeting house. some three miles from Iynrhhury.
The Land will be sold in lots. II abounds in valua-
BILE timber and frewood. The soil is productive.
TERMS.
Onc-tenlh part Ithn purchase money in cash. and
the balance an credit of one, two and three years, in
equal inslamens from the day OF sale. Bond with
good security will be required from the purchasers and
The title withheld until payment DO made. Pats and
surveys will be exhibited the day Of sales and in the
meantime, Mr. A. d. johnson will show the Lands TO
any persun who may bo disposed 10 view them.
CllAS. W, CHRlSrlAN.1 can,,..
A.. ID. JOHNSON, wv" Vs.
Jan. i7F
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TRUST SALE,

A trustee for Col. John II. Richardson, am author
lzed 10 sell, and now offer 10 sell, the T.lLU.l
BILE IR,ACT or LIND. on which the said Rich
ardsen iesdes, situated the SOUTH East side of
the Roanoke River, adjoining the lands of Gen. Edward
Watts and Col. VIM. nthorne, containing FIVE
HUNDRED md THREE ACRES, about one
hundred acres Of which River Bottom. the balance is
up Land Of fine quality, well adapted TO the growth
Wheat and Tobacco There upon this Tract of Land
a comfortable Brick House aud all the necessary and
convenient Buildings.
The terms Of sale will be made known application
10 Col Richardson, residing the premises or 10 the
subscriber at FIncasile
also offer for sale number Of valuable SHAPES,
belonging the said Rlchardson consisting Of Men,
Women and Children.
For information with regard TO these Slaves, persons
DESTROYS OF purchasing, ara referred to Mr.. John II
Smith, at the Big Lick, Col Richardson.
ALEX. Z. ESkKIDGE.
Dec. l6 TIFF
o.. The Stanton Spectator will please lnser. for
four weeks
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
EsEU.sEsEE x.TEV. FsOONS.

V:sEg.sEsEE L.FBv' BOOKS.
TflllE SUBSCRIBERS have ON hand The following
L LAW Books which they will sell rery io,c 70,
cash:
IIening and Alnnfurds Reports.
Nluniords Repof,s,
Calls Reports.
GIlmer's Reports,
Washiugon's Reports,
l.egh's Reports,
Roblnson's Reports.
Revised Code and Supplement,
l.onaxs Digest,
lomox On Executors and Administrator,
The Law Library. SO vols,
Johnson's Reports 20 vols,
Peters Reports, Is vols.
Nesey's Reports, q vols,
Greehleaf on Evidence,
Story ON Bills,
Stephens on Pleading,
Chl'ty's blackstone, &C., SC.
PAYNE, GREGORY s co.
Jan. 81 Is
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LYNCHBUisG FOUNDRY.
We W. Il $ I'll II Il IS III M Il ~ r.
DxuaUID & UNNAMED.

DIUaUID & NH'NAMEE,
I'm the square below the Fra nkln Hotel, Main street
~ and nearly opposite Mr. A. d. Tyree's Grocery
Stare, beg leave 10 return thanks 10 their friends and
the public for the vety liberal patronage extended to the
firm Of Jesse r. Duguid & Co, and 10 inform them that
they may be found their stand, prepared 70
cute
ALI. KINDS OF WORK IN THEIR LINE OF
BUSINESS,
in the nealest and must substantial manner and on the
shortest notice.
they are prepared to make all kinds of Mill
Castings Gudgeons, Canks, Tobacco Screws and Pres
ses Flaincrs Of every pattern, Snkers, Segments; and
in fine, every article pertaining To the manufacture OF
Tobacco. As we intend paying particular attention 10
this latter branch of our business, respectfully sucil
calls from the Tobacco Manufacturers.
We invite the attention Of the Farmers to our pat
terms OF Mould Boards and Plough Points.
BLACK SMITnlNG.
Attached our Foundry, we have also Black S-ith
Shop managed by OF the best workmen in the up
per country where all work in that line will be done
with nealness and despatch.
JESSE Il. DiUGUlD.
JAMES McNAMEE.
n b. We have for sale few Of Baldwin's Superior
Corn Cob Crusbers. il. ID
M.
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Grocery and Commission Busi-

HAVING leased Of Mr. Richard 1'yree. that large
i and commpdous brick building, lately crested by
him on Tho canal, we are prepared Ia do general
COMMISSION AND EOleW ARDlNG
nESx.N'ESN.
And any business entrusted 10 care shall receive
our strict attention. Ono Of The partners will attend
the Tobacco breaks regularly Liberal cash advances
made on all produce in hand large supply oi
q n q T. n J h s
Together with Rock and Ground PLASTER con,n>
ually on hand. SrEPrOE & TALIAFERkO.
REFERENCES.
Il. Tyre, Bowl,s Il AGREE,
II DAVIS, j. g. Mcem,
Miller & Hucker. Adams & Wilkinson,
McDanel & McCorkle Ro. Cawthon.
Geo Baehy, b. Pey,on, Richmond.
Jan. l6 IL
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

RiDAY. jan. ION, ISdJ
message received from the Senate bv Mr. Gal.
aher, stating that they had passed the resolution tor an
investigation OF the affairs Ot The James River Company,
and had, IN their part appointed colnmee.
The Speaker then announced The following joint
milee the part Of the llpuse: Messs. Wltcher Sro-
lher, Anderson. iiarvie and Preston.
The report from the Committee Of Finance. rejecting
The prayer oi Samuel Pann 10 have his bridge released
from taxation, called mp.
Mr. Toer moved Ia verse the decision of the Com.
understanding that II moi usual to tax bridges
as real estate; and this bridge is deuhly taxed
MIR. Br1adus supported the decision OF the Commits
Mr.. ro'ers motion rejected, and then the repors
Of the Committee Was agreed 10.
PETITION.
petition was presented by Mr. Turner, of Frede~
rick Gilbert and VIM Ayres, of Patrick county, for the
passage OF an aci giving them further time have sur
veyed aud obtain deed land in said county, sid
by the Sheriff for the payment of taxes and Dough. By
them.
ENGROSSED BILLS.
The following bill was read third time:
/. Extending the power and Jurisdiction of county
courts in the establishment of ferries.
Mr.. Kane opposed, and Mr. Parrott. and Mr.. Sts-
phenson. suppuried the bill. which was passed
Various bills cad a first and second time.
A bill to form county of parts If buckingham.
Prince Edward. Charlotte and Campbell, reported
from the Committee, but motion OF Mr.. Toler, il
was commted
On mutton Of Mr.. Lacy. the House adjourned.
SENATE.
FG,pAY. Jan. II. 1916.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson. Of X, the resolution
from the House, in regard the re-iospecon Of Salt in
Ohio, was taken up and concurred in.
As,. bill Incorporating the Buchanan and Clover-
dale Turnpike Company Laid ON the table.
1eras and Doir.
! The Speaker laid beiore the Senate csria;n rssoip
livls Of the State oil New Hampshire, III iavo'
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

fENlE subscribers having taken Sure Main Street
a next door 10 Henry Sumpter would inform the cit
liens OF Lynehbarg that they prepared ait upon
any in the
ABOVE Ling or BUSINESS,
who may iayor Them with call.
They will be notified at all tunes of any change that
may lake place in the Fashions; and all who palronizo
them will be OF having their work done in the la
test style.
All work warranted to suit. Terms, cash and no
deviation.
WATERlIOUSE s. WIlTTEMORE.
Jan, 10 Il