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MEDICAL APPRECIATION

Of the ROSE OINTMENT, for TFttrr.
\ bTHOEGH the superiority of he prePata'''n
~ over all others is fully es abolished, the pr'pre-
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from n respectable physician,
graduate of the lniN erSity oi PennsN lvanI'. Dt.
Buuct, having found in thi- remedy that rr!re faT
n tedious and d.ngrceahlr affection which the means
within the range OF lis profession failed to afford,
has not hrsi,atrd To give his aprrohati ah ugh
the pejudices and Interests of that profession are
opposed to secret Remedies.
PHILAnELPuTA, Sept. 10, 1896.
| was recently troubled With tedious herprllc
erupiirn, which weed nearly one size Of my face,
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, propric-
tor Of the Rose Ointment observing my face, Iu-I~>
ted on my tying his preparation, Of which he han
ded me Jar Although IN common with the mem-
hers OF my profession, dlscoun'enanCe and di>ap-
prove OF the numrGuus nosTums palmed upon the
public ly ignorant pr, tenders, feel III justice bound
20 except the Rose Ointment from that class OF me-
dIcnes. aud TO give II my appreciation, as 1t entire
!y cured the eruption, although It had resisted the
u,ul applications. DAM. BAtGH, NJ. d.
QT The Rose Ointment is prepared 10y l.. L.
Vaughan South East corner of Third ard Race
Streets, Pnadepha, and sold On agency IN sun
bury, ty II. Is. MA>SER,
NAV 18th, 1888. 4gra'
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ID ESPECTFULI.Y inform their friends and
IL he Merchants generally, that they have Ia
ken those large and rommOdOus Wharv,s, Nth tNo
Docks, north OF Chesnut street, on the Delaware,
together with the store No. 10 South Whnrves
where they would be pleased to receive cons,gn-
ments of Grain, Flour Seed, Whiskey Iron, &c.
&c. Being also well prepared To forward all kinds
of Merchandise hv the Schuylkill and Union, OF by
the Chesapeake and Tiie Water Canals tow
boats kept expressly for the purpose Of towing
boats hN el her route.
Merchants will please he particular to send their
goods destined by either canals, u No 10 South
Wharves between Market and Chesnut strre's, on
the Delaware. with directions accompanying them
which route they wish them to be shipped.
az Plaster and Salt for sale, at the lowest mar
kct pIice BOLTON d CO.
March 70. lsi3. No. 10 South WhsIves
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE

PHILADELPHIA.
DIN DUNCAN late from the Peansylva-
% MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike jr., lale of A.
merlcan Hotel, Columbus. Ohio, take pleasure in ac
qnaln'ing their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large aud commodlous Hotel,
recently hui by the MrssIs HTt, on the sane site
once occupied 10y the old established Hotel known
MS the Bulls Head, in Third street above Calow'
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very aest possible
manner, aud of the best maieyia's. lis loraton Is
very d,sirahe, particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for heating and venuatlng each
room Is such as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms aTe ali light and airy, sll furnished IN
neat sty,e so as to insure comfort.
The receiving parors also fun ishel in a su'
peTh STYLE the windows are ON the French style
hrmirg an entrance To balcony in front, whi,h
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention has
been given 10 the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
from years experience in hotel business, we
''ust, by strict assduity tc business, to make Ibis
house desirable stopping place. Our table will
always lie supplied with the very best our market
can afford, aud our bar with the best liquors and
wines OF the most approved brands.
T.. =. There are first rate stabng ind carriaGe
houses attached to the hotel, attended Ivy careful
and softer hos,lers, and charges i'll bs low, in
accordance with the present hard times
| PhllsdelPhis, Oct 7,h, ls42,
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SUUGERT'S PATENT
WASHING NA-SEIIL 8

EENHlS NJ tCune h nrw been tested ny more
4 than thirty families in tins nelChh"rh cd, and
h,s given entire satisfaction II Is ~ simple IN H.
ctI strurtiun that Il cannot get out ot ord'r. IT
cCuia IL no IRON u ru., and 40 pings o toi'r TO
ee' out nf Ieptlr. 1t VII 10 twice ss mCrE "Osi'
inG with ,esS than halt the wear and tear OF any "i
the late inventions, aui what Is OF greater per
rar.rr. II costs Gu little over bali As much other
washing nsctIues.
The subscriber has he exclusive right for Nor
,humhcrl1ud, Unon, l. cnmjrg. Colun,hn, Ln-
z,rur and Clinton counties Price OF slucl" ma
chine Sc H. b. ASSEH.
Tie following ccrtfcatc s from few of those
who have these m4ci"eS IT, use.
SuuIuGy, Aug. 81, lsii
We the subscribers ceruly thni we have now
IN u>r in our fsmcs, "ShugrIt~ Patent Wash
ug Machine" " and 10 lot he state sying that 1t l.
a most excellent invention. That, ia Washing
II viii ave more than hat the usual labor
rhat It does not require more than one third the
usual qusuli,y OF -, ,p and water and Ihat there
is n, rubbing AM c"nse quenily. little or no wear
lug ur tearIns-Iho II knocks "il no buttons, end
that he finest clnhcs, such collars, laccs, tuckS,
tul's, &c, may he washed IN ve'y short tune
without the lea.l miuIN, aud m Tact without any
apparent wrsr and tear, whatever. We therefor
chcortully recommend Il t. our friends and T. the
rublc Gs a most useful and labor saving nachiue
4. JORDAN,
Gus WEAVER.
Gus PIE NSANTS,
GIDEON MARKlE.
Hon. GEO. e.. WElKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRING.
! lIFpR's Horst, (inrm rly rremoH House, No.
! ll6 Ch smut suee',) Philadelphia, Sep'embrT
! 2ls', 1874.
/ have used Shugeus Patent Washing Machine
! III my hou.e urw ards of eight month, aud do not
/ hesitate to tay that deem It oue OF IN mo use
/ iul AID vsuahie lnhor-savig machines ever lnven-
I ted | formcrly k'It two women continually "r-
! copied IN washing, who unw do as much IN two
days a. ihcy then did Ir oUe week There Is n
vi 81 or tear N Washing, aud il requi"s not more
| than onc-thrd lhr usual quantity oi sorP. have
hal = nunhfr Of o'h,I ~ chimes IN my lam ly. hu
this is So Gecrdly superior 10 every thing else a"'
81 litIr lahlc 10 get cut of rrpHr, that would II"
10 without one II they should cost ten tines tn
price they Srd Tor. DANIEL, HERR
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EEOres''s E,sk;.
JOSEPH T.. HOVER,

Manufacturer Of Writing and lndcIIi-
bic Ink, No. lO6 North THIRD Street, SIX
doors below Race, (east sde,)
PHI I L n d Z I, H A,
ID E>PECTFtl.LN informs country merchants
L aud Others that he constantly keeps on hand
u large stock of his Superior Black, Blue and Red
Ink, and also superior quality of indrle Ink.
IL ink is put up IN bottles varying in size, fIom
to 80 ounces, and will he Sold on reasonable
tcm,. The excellent qualities Of this lux has 50
thoroughly established It's character, that il is now
extensively used throughout the country.
- For sale at the store Of II. B. Massfr, sun,
bury, Pa. May 9Th, lSi3.-ly
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To Country
M f r G. II A N r S

THE Subscriber Agent Of Lyon & Harms, Hat
Manufacturers, for New York, rhIladelphln
Baltimore and other large cities, N!oss Hats are
highly commanded for goOR eois, and dITGLjhtg,
has ou hand first rate assortment Of HATS and
CAPS, suitable for Spring sies, ~h ch will We sold
very low, fo. cash approved credit, Al the mtSd
cheap store, No. 40, North Third street, oIplsl'e
the City Hotel Philadelphia.
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON, hpspt
n. 3. Orders iof Hats IN lhe ro'tsh. promptly
attended 10. The highest rice III ;dsh or ua'Ie
given for FIR skins.
phililelphia, June |, lSi3.--lv
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OAKI.EY'S
DEpURATIyE SYRUP.

VFNlIE valuable properties Of Oakley's Dcpura.
L tive Syrup of Sarsapa,a, as a purifier of the
hlond is SO well known to the public generally,
that II is unnecessary TO occupy much space IN set
ting forth the advantages 10 be derived from It's
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, II takes precedence over all Others: every
one that has taken il, have derived signal hene.
fetal results from il, that ii is recommended Ivy
them with he u mos, confidence. Physicians oi
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe 1t
10 patients under their care containing nothing
dclcterions, but bcirg composed ot the most mild
get eihcacious vegetable materials, il is offered with
confidence. as the cheapest and most efficient pu.
rlfier Of the blood now known. The use of few
bottles, especially in the spring months. will be at
tended with a most decided Improvement in the pe.
neral strength ofthe system, rralicang any seeds
Of disease that may have been generated besides
giving health and vgor to the body.--For the cure
of Scroiula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. letter
pimpcs or eiuptions of the Skin. White Swelling
F,stuia, Chronic Cough Asthnn, &c, The nu
ccuifiraes in the possession Of the subscri
Der aud his agents, from physicians aud Others, AZ,
sufficient to convince the most skevical of It's su
periority over oil preparations Of Snrsaparilld.
sold whole, ale aud retail, hv the proprietor
GEORGE ". OAKLEY, North 9Th street, Rea
ding, B-rks Coun,y and 10 I've bad of the iollowin.
persons
IN Northumberland Couuy-I. d. Mass,
Sunhury; ltels,d & MI1el, McENensville; ID
Krauscr. Milton.
In Un,on Cn,nfH-J. Gcnrhart Selinsgrove
A Gu,elius. Mffmhurg.
In Cohi8lbiQ County.-R. w. McCav, Wash
ington.
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DooT. JOHN H. oRAsTY,

MEMBERS his thanks to the citizens Of Campbell
Il and bedford. for the many manifestations OF their
cunhdence in his skill as Physician, with which they
have been pleased Ia favor hun. and informs them tina,
he can AT all times be fund al Anoldon, nj the house
formally occupied by Doct. Edward Arnold, near An
ihonys Ford, except when professionally engaged.
Having been some years in the practice since he grad
ualed IN medicine, portion of which time spent in
south Alabama, together with his acquaintance with the
diseases common IN the Southern and middle States,
he aiiers himself 10 he able arrest tho progress Of
such diseases AS within the reach OF medicine. that
may be met with IN this portion of Virginia. What
success has attended his practice is sufficiently we'll
known In the public OF ihls vicinity. (For rates Of
charges see circular of this daie)
The cordial and huspilable manner in which the ci
zens Of Campbell and Bedford. within the limits Of his
acquaintance, have been pleased him for them
selves and In behalf o those by whon they are imneta
aely surrounded, which taken in connection with The
earnest and friendly Indications Of persnu regard with
which he has been greeted have laid him under ub
cations he never hope adequately tn discharge.
Assurances OF an Underwriting disposiiian and I'M
ilrng efi Ia do ST. are freely given, and will be faith
fully redeemed
ARNoLproN, Campbell. Jan. 30,h, is45
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.urS. HeHrsQNeS'
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY.
EOK I'OI.N'S: E.iDEES,

IfNtnBu "a.
FIsllF. 1lh session Of this Institution will hepn Mon.
day. the Bird Of February. The instruction embraces
com ete course ol a finished English edncaiion. To
gelher with thorough study Of the French Language;
VIZ Grammar conversation. written aud verbal trans
laion from En-. fish to French.
The department Of English Parsing, Compassion
Rhetoric. ioec. Ancient Languages, &c.. &c, will be-
conducted AS heretofore by Mn. d. SMITH.
Terms SIS, SIS aud il2.5D. nr Euclish and
French. No extra charges but iur DraNins, Ancient
Languages and Mathematics.
\. B.-H in The rc,e efgiriag her rhole time and
Mtniio" 10 hrr pupils, Mrs. ". has secured desirable
harding IN the same square with her Academy. for
those young Ladies from The country that may be
trusted 10 her
Jan. 80 6w
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ElNlEMiSo
rgELYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN

',,.h,d s,mipeekly, (cpery Monday aud ThiTsdoy,)
Douars per a,,nua,, payable in adrance. No sub
81 be receipedtor shorter time than SIR months;
,ciu BE- discontinued (ercept at the discretion
. sss &c Editors, until al s',.s,ssss ar. paid -
~, l,ss) for epery inner form insertion and 81 A
nr square Tor iess) for eoery outer form insertion
ryERY ADVERTISER as required to note, on his
hoc long he ,cistes his advertisement inserted
,,s,m,nt not so noted, tch be inserted tai its dis
,;s,,ance be ordered.
ron YEARLY .4DPERTfSLNG the terms are for
,re.e of ro squares, $40 for one square, s2' for
.n, ,orue, inner FORM s35. Ecery yearly odce'fser
he required to fine his Advertising TO his parten
Tar line Of business.
~. JOB PRLN'TLNG erceated neatly and erpedfioms
. and on reasonable terms.
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C5. A respectable YOUNG GENTLEMAN, with
liberal education. Of high moral character and rigid
observer of the rules Of ptpriey that can give sasiac.
tory assurances Of the same, who may wish 10 engage
in the study of Medicine. be comfortably situated in
my house, for The present year, with the use Of my h.
brary, board. &c. free ot charge. Being nee lssarly
much from home Professional business wish To ha We
white person {, stay Ia about my house turnu
absence from homr, we'll as for the sake II hav-
ing agreeable companion with whom l., Gil up lei
sure moments during relaxation irmn business
Address post paid, Arnoldton, Campbell. Co.. Va,
will receive attention. }. II. G.
Jan 80 III
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House OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, Feb. 8, 1915.
Reports were made by the various Standing Com
iniiiees.
The Glnwug enrrossed bills wrre read third time
bill chahging HE place of holding separate rrc
ton in the county Of Mssn and establishing 81 paraie
election in the county of kanawha. Passed.
bill dlvurcing Amanda Crow from her husband
Sam'l NJ. Cmw. Passed
bill constituting portion Of Siaunfon river n law
ul fence Passed. with ryder by Mr.. S,ova that
he act hallaPPy 10 persons owning lnnds the river
nnly)
judicial Rcf;pm.
The bill to expedite in the Court Of Appeals
and 10 prevent unreasonable delay in Chancery causes,
came up the order Of The day.
Mr. Preston explained the imp tianre and urged the
absolute necessity for such this The
Of Appeals is years III arrears with the bu-
siness 1t annually grants 40 appeals thus aggravs
ling the evil, and putting justice further and iutlhft
from those " no seek II. This crying evil which
nperiousy called for redress at the hands Of The Le
gisaiure But there were other evils CONNECTED with
The mode Of proceedlrg in the circu, courts. This bill
did not propose 10 break up the circuit courts. firm
particular Districts for clancery jnrsdciin. lie knew
the system oi holding superior cuuri, bo'h Tor Law and
ci'ancery in every county. was popular, and he would
not disturb that system. He proposed that appeal
shall To the court Of Appeals where the malirI in
controversy is less than $780, or is franchise or tree
hold lie proposed tn have two chanceIls. East,
and one Wes-w shall have jurisdiction Of all
under $500. He did not propose 10 change the mode ii
prceeding-he MERELY Instituted n court 10 hear
certain cases. which now 90 10 the curt Of appeals
where they must. from necessity, lie for years with.
out hearing. Mr. =. said he also proposes, to aow
the cour, OF Appeals tn refer cerain oher cases. invo
wing matter 0f fact 10 this new rhanccry court-
BY this expeden,. Mr. p had the authority of sume uf
the Judges Of the court Of Appeals r saying, that near
ly one half OF the chancery causes nnw before that
court would be- disposed Of, and the business Of that
conr, advanced fully three wears. Mr.. p, in framing
] - hill IL. Hi
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u'OA. fss1E.-nv. ~.

their places shall mol he suppledbut fheir durs shall
d"volve nrn the 9TH fs-aided By the Chaacsl-,
hrs. by This prov son. there would be saving VI ex-
tense--n im,,ftsni consideration in every system.
Mr.. Siu'her opposed the bill lie could MI cencrive
any advantage resulting fr,m this change in The Sadcal
sysi,m lie said that long ,ech time h rsn.
played IN The and discussion 0f which
do no' dcmand H. IL can be expected that The hus.
den oi business wf'l no lghiencd That he, msrh
Mr. Ptesi"n. was in avor shortening litigation and r. n
derinp nady justice 10 a-bnt the proposed bill woud
mt. in his opinion. .iIec, tina, object
Mr.. laylr of N. D., considered tie decentralization n
business in The II Appeal, II ,he greatest
wis 10 whirh soj,ced lie fully cnncurred win
Mr.. Preslon that thai accumulation III business slald IN
reduced, but differed with him simply IN relation Ia Tho
method Of tec,ing H. lie. with Mr. Smh~r. l~l,~vrd
that this mighty accumulation Of business as entirely at
,rhuabr 10 The unreasonable time taken up IN The ~
rossi,n Of cases. lie spoke al length in upps.i,iau Ia
the $, stem prposed. aud advocated cause which no
himself proposed IN ui1er.
M. LEO fell II hs duty osay something upon the sw',
jet lie said that lhe acumulaon in the Coun Of 40.
p'a's was dccdrdly mn evil. aud the question nm
the hes. me'hod Of wmedync this evil. liz ~c0endeA
that M mrihd had hcen prpsed better calrWlatrd ~
nroduce the desired eec, than the bin repted by tho
Commicc.
MIR. Daniel II r. C., concorredin senmes, With M,
Lee.
Mr.. Mcpherson Of p opposed the hill
Nr. Fulton oi w. had intended To speak in favor ~
the bill; bat would M, dcia,n The lluuse
Mr. Preslon fcp,d the objections urged against sh6
hill
MIR. brndas 81 C"p'prr moved the Indefinite PISS.
p,ncment Of the bill -
Mr.. Wilcer suggested the friends Of The hili that
Il he laid IN The table, wiih the understanding that II In
mt called up again. ai
Mr.. Pr son preferred TAKING n dee Ied vote. n de-
iea''d II wun'd I've as we'll 10 be- defeated directly
directly. Mr.. T. enlhd he ayes and nm IN the mn.
'n'n h pstpone, whth Wefe 'dered and ayes 50
n'rs - 81 The motion 10 rs ono WINS DECIDED in ,ls
,oaiiye.
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EDGf.sV ORTIZ NE.Nx.v:IKX'

EDe;f.sV ORTIZ SE.Nx.V:IKA y
MRS. f.. V. LoNAX. Principal.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin.
FDslllS Institution, situated in the town of Liberty,
L Bedford County, Va. will he open lut the r,ceps
ton OF pupils the Isl of October.
1t is the object Of the Principals 10 impar to the STR
dents useful az well ornamental educaiion
this purpose Mrs L. and Mrs ID. will be aided by
peteni assistants
TIE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, Tor The ST class $40 pr. months,
8. - 2nJ do Is " :.
Junior class 90 3r do 10 80 50
Tui,lon in French, by Mile. Roget
Of France 5 ="
Music by Professor Winker ii Ge,r ny,-Piauo $25
Harp So Guitar SIS pr. 5 months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Neede-work, S. pr. five months
Use Of Musical Instruments s..
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
n. D.-B'ard may ais be obtained in many respect
able families in The village.
lteerences-Judge Stanard and James Lyons. Esq.
Richmond; Judge l.omax. Fredericksburg; Rev. DR.
lawley and Rev Mr. Laurie, Is, Preshy' eran Church
Waslngion Gen. Gordon aud Hon. WIN. C. Rives
Abemarle; Dr.. p. II. Gilmer. Lynchburg; GEO Z
Tayms. Boleouri; Rev. DR.. s. Phillips and Rev. ia
cob ID. Mitchell, Liberty.
Bedford, Sept. 10 is
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SATURDAY, Feb :, 1915.
Variou, bill, from The House were read by their ,,,
aud referred.
County Of .appomniior.
Mr.. Dennis reported, with amendment the bill ~
absh'rg the county Of Apponailox. out III parts II
Buckingham. Campbell. Charlotte, and Prince Nd.
ward.
The hill being IN its third reading. Mr.. Thomp-
sun Of A., mo,rd Ia lay the bill IN the table. Op-
posed by Alrssrs. Dennis and McNlurn, md mega
lived
MI Bnndnrant moved 10 attach the new county ~ the
Judicial Circuit o Halifax, Instead uf Dncknp ham, on
the gmnnd that the latter circuit was already o,ebur.
| thened wiil business.
This was supposted by tho movcr. and by Mr..
lhompson of A.. and orfosed by hlesss. Dennis,
ib"nansnn NJ X McMnllrn, s"I D"r.as.----a" "rg"'
lived
Mr. Dondnrant then moved the indefinite posi- ponc.
mcn o the bill, on The ground tina, iheisw had NJ, been
romplird with, which WAS imperative IN taking the
Of the people at The polls all the precincts.
Mr. B gave ysious reasons why tho subject should be
senl back.
Mr.. Dennis opposed he molon 10 ppsronr, and ex>
planned The ppson and claims Of The proposed ne
~. and replied generally 10 Mr. Dondurnni.
both these gentlemen made further expression Of their
views.
hlessrs. Thompson Of A. and Siansrd also urged
that The rttisiohs Of the law had hoi been complied
with, aud That time ought 10 be allowed for thorough
! examinAo be"re HE odd Counties wera cut up and
new ones erected at heavy expense 10 the Ooninon-
wealth.
Mr. Thompson II r.. supported The bill. and stated
reasons why literal compliance material, ms
the parties had full notice If The application.
Mr.. StannrJ made Intellectual motion To lay the
bill aud motion In postpone the table, 10 give line for
examination. Negaved.
The question then REQUIRED on the motion 10 post p"he
indefinitely, and was decided in the ncgaye-ayes 10,
noes IL.
And the bill passed by nearly the same vote.
On motion Of Mr.. Ihompson. The Scnnie then ad
journed.
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PACKET BOATS.

IN Monday Bird Fehnary, pr"Nimo our Packet
~ Buals " III resume The III weekly line between
Of a daily line, (Snndoy, ercptei) will leave
Lynchburg for RIcnod- Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, al 8 O'Clock 4, NJ.
Richmond for Iyncbhurg-M Monday, Wednesday and
Friday al O'Clock r. VI.
Fare through from Lynchburg to Richmond, 5000
meals Included.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAyENPOHT.
Jan. q !.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ls......... n

IC9O.
Stanton and Jamcs Rirer Turnpike.
On motion III Mr. Ffaz,r. lfaye wus given hrinQ in
n bill anlh"rsing the Saunon and James River Cumn-
ny 10 increase their capital stuck fr the purpose Of
adamiz'f g'r otherwise improving their road
Committees made reports.
Bais passed.
The iollowing ensnssed bills were read third time
aud passed;
"Pf"vidng for new bridge over Jacksuns River At
C"vingion in Allegheny"
"Auloflsing separate election at the house Of M
cha,i 81 essard. in the County Of koamke."
The engrossed bill 'auhorising the appointment IL
Commissioners by the Board Of Public Works asrev.
tain damages doneby The old James River Company h.
he lands If VIM H. Pleasants after being explsiacdb by
Mr.. Falt"nof Wyihr. was r,jec,ed.
On mutton Of Mr.. Bowden, the House sdjourncd.