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The New York herald., 1845-01-25

ina trade on safe and TO )ting. The
position OF cur market too In OF stock presents
favorable contrast to the preceding year, there being
accumulation Of old and inferior parcels interfere with
the Imports OF the new season-thus the stock OF the
following articles on the 3st Of December. ls44, waf
only of Beef equal to 34a7 tsrces. Pork S00 barrels
barrels Pork sss tons Lard and ass tons Cheese
on the same date 1870. that future arrivals will b~
met ct once by the current demand they the
market Under these circumstances the prospects for
good and extending trade av rabe than they
have been at any former period since 1t opened.
port hsvs been unusually small owing 70 the unintsr
ruped continuance Of esstery winds for the last few
weeks Socks are. in consequence, very low, which,
Joined ts the usual disposition evinced by buyers avoid
purchases AZ much possible ut the close Of the
has led to restricted business in most Of the articles
which we quote.
ary lss year that the trade in Amercsn provise had
become great Importance has been fully confirm
oy the experiences Of the past twelve months. The
cies then growing into favor, have from scontinued
tsnon to improvement the part Of the shippers In.
creased In reputstion and large and remuneating
coming season are good the manufacturing and shipping
aeres are prosperous, and far be foreseen all
Use avoraoy Ter the new years trade Let y how
ne impressed on the shippers that their customers
here critca that only the ner sorts Of each article
satisfactonj and that all mixing Of goods ire
to result in bad name with most probably loss Of mo-
ney In beef the Improvement has been marked and the
irish %bs mnor r s article are now to
that OF 1s43 whilst the stock hand is Considerably
less proving the extent otthe consumption. In the frat
six months Of the year prices ruled dull the dealers un
certain A. 10 the extent Of the supply to be looked for
buying only as they wanted for INN diate use Since
July, however, more confidence has been experienced
and gradual advance has taken place No good Old IL
now left New scIls readily at the quotations A sun
for but Il no, bs s rates may be LOOKED
year Will be to any extent. For Pork there has been
much less Satisfactory trade than for Beef The quality
win an exception that will be noted hereafter have
shown at most improvement on the Hrst imports !:
nencs the sale has neither been satisfactory exten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
Doors AND SHOES FoR The HOLIDAYS

yoUNG BOSS RICHARDS ephe.s ot,he % Eos;
4 ,nJ for mari years his employ, hiss, IN e.lnte
,r;th p b. Frncher, 10 regular fencisI n bocIs ann
hung up several Thousand pa;5s OF boets and SHoes
80 yn hook, asd shelves. al Bowery, under Cfo,on
Ma shieh they VIII cheerey anse. 10 the eet OF IS
iss Of their friends and the public rs may De pleased % et
shaw ,hnt na;ruaLg e which L then intention 10 nei
LINZ Inc bes, work az un1tseedeted low prices Ihe:
nYe,snt large stock having besa ssed wini1 sn6, s,
S S S 10 correspond. one thing only Sr oipIo2sE
tioD and the; thei' gsee wnieh are v; .
i dss f su, Han lcdawD FANCHER &RICHARDa
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CONSUMPTION.


A THOUSAND CURES IN cases deemed utterly hopeless
have rmy established superiority over every former
medical discovery. II has always been Nature own
Prescription. being orIned chiefly from chemch extracts from
Wild Cherry Bark and ar~o trees that theky catet-
Ell wherever diseases OF lungs prevail We give ie" IN
of extraordinary power. from catalogue Almost
WITHOUT emf 90, - ,>l
was gwen up by all of her physcans To die oil consonpc
had hard tuor months The gde-alsed among hrse
quantities of matter sort OF bery ,ubs,Hnce-ha iaken no
reiicine for two MONTHS beng past all hope-enrey Cured
br few bottle. OF BaSam September and Oct il
VILLAINS Esq. Attorney, &c New oik, cured OF sP9s-
medic asthma OF y years standing. certified to by Recorder
Tnllmadse and J. Poaer, u. D.,
A. Carian n Y. CITY. who had not slept, lying down l15
years (beins Obliged sleep sitting posS lar cured
a. TO attend to his business in the mast stormy westheT
Thomas brndee, E j. p JaiaGica, l. l. cured OF asina
of 70 years standing. Al a. \,
be had violent cough and pain the sde-of rsonts seu
could but little for h-Savo him ps 81 mercury
bn, did no sood-hs friends a supposed he had aiopin
consumption cured by Tires bottles OF Hstaf
BaiSam. -
Ms Anna D. Hopkins OF Knowlezvlle, n Y. entirely cur;
ed OF ver complaint ard general debility OF sghen months
standing. -, i,
Jacob Hoffman, NJ. D. Huntington, cured child OF I;
Schoebe OF obstinate disease of the lungs after he had e 81
the usual remedies vain
Cases daily part OF the country which
prove pcontcbly the bt superiority OF this Basa IN every
shade lung and LAYER disease every other preparation l-
esto known To the world.
Sold III y AEn.stree by ISAAC BUTTS, and by agents
in all parts ofthe United States. 81 ou
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JEECHESl IFFCHESi LEECHES!


rl,HE best OF SWEDISH LEECHE;S, lsfgs and medium
SIZE imported by &. A. * II. WTTTE- 81 John street,
fos sale from his date AT ONE SHILLING EACH, any
quantity TO suit purchasers the following paees VIZ
Adanson Oiff & Bnghans, 45l Broadway; J. w. BIS;
ses Sti Broadway and Blocker Churehs DspeHsay 10
Bowey: G. D. Cogseshalis FL Peail s!'eei: g. Cooys
S5l PEAR street: ". ID. Crunbes, 20 bowgry: james
Crumbis' Of bowey and Fourth .est;J & j. Cod
conner broadway and Eiri,h ,trsst J. Dsch -
Rrngdwny; a ". Gabaudans. al Eighth ASenuc aBf 81
t;iYtb Avenue: Tn T. Green's, S Broadway; NJ n. Fow
- Conner OF Broadway and Chambers street, and corner OF
rdson and North Moore J. y. Hurow cerDer of stan
to- and Allen streets; John Meakis 5il BEoaswny; s.
F.ai's corner Of hitd Avenue and lOh SIS; Alfred iti =
rs f:,scnyyfch ~ r. Esly,,. 81 Division i: Lcw.'
IoDes,s 81 Greenwich ST. ~ I. jennings, 81 War en- ST.
Iohn NIihnu l3 Broadway; c. Place's,s Allen 81: H.
Tosss g Amity 81 r. Rittef, lga Oh, n So sam aIgen
ie Third Avenue; John s Schiiins ia Canal ST w. NJ
'Tb9rmsns corner Of Canal and EaTck w Watson
s. Catnrie ST; Harlow g. Jones, corner Of Houston and
Sic loise sis; JAMES Weir. 2S Grands Clerks pharIa-
~ Ie,sev Iit- G3 I'm.
GoPARTNERSHIP.-I'he subscribers have this day en-.
u tered into eopanershp for the pspose Of snsaens
General y Goods Importing and Jnbbng Business under the
firm OF MANNING l. PRiCHARD, and WI Occupy ms
i I'm W WIN. Il. PRlCHAED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

ySAfIY MEMORANDUM BOOK FOR lSi5.-'rhc sub
crisrs would call the attention oi business men nsd oilers
who have OCCASION TO use Memorandum Book, 10 the above
sork INST published 10. The ersuing yeat Tins arranged
with printed heating FOR cmorandus for every day N ne
SUNDAYS pclnsed aad Tune and Interest q
files HE whole being no pocket wallet Tor whlc
they can also be adapted they are innas WIN ,ck ana
pC ,ib ~. ~ fF FRANCIS & LOUTREI.
% IN Manufacturing Siationers. II Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

NJ, Is.hr KERR, Architect
s.r 4s =. received copy Of this Plate from Mr.
.,osad Presents snowy front, and the ediice, if
'~euid not only be ornamental but useful. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
Qgyy-YoEsg, FRIDAY MORNING, sANUAE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

4 'NUALS, aNNCILSt AMI ASA ge1c--l n
y sstmea; Of AnatIrl- O- 1S4j wIi great yaTeT Of b.
5s Hymn. Palm ami Pruysf BJak cfau'ls bound. for ne
ioi says VITA isree SesoE Of Pupuar Works By ceie
hr:sd nu'aors Crn-Iaffe complete slT-s: Mary
l. !ows;. Nix .aqaoa's POccal sirs- heEs7ns,, Csmp
elis en ;coes. wih a1ncpsi american and Els.sh
PES al .,pebly toI,d f Presents. iryen of age-T de-
scrpt1n. with Games Ptrzz,y, D,s<cie Mars OfS-B Boxes
Writing Gases, Pc2be pesss. etc. Al II ~. * he o'es
pnccs b. \ Maze.
t5l 81 Beecs sr-,traci, oppis lie BGos-sirrci.
u ICH hobby Pres ENTSS-E ATCHEs;, JEW Eli
+ RY AND FANCY iStii5S--'!te subscribers would
RESPECTFULLY cu the -:,enoni the public ~ Their assortment
Of Articles iu! the h1lTuays, c0rp!, - y par fsed IKE
iia>kc;y, W1it--. UIaz ests, Rc paris G Fancy
Article.
Clock, Of Erorze Git Icsc &c at very low rass.) "a
Setts. Cup. Spoons, Forks, l1d n Articles III th.t Inc
Lever, Lep;ae Dpx, Anchor lcnpeI1ert God " atche.
article. warranted feprese5Is lie money reu'Gef
4. JACOBS & SONS. Ze1is Broadway. cor. Reaf!c.
Eepqinn- Of Watches and 1swelry. and warranted
-Four very superior Pate Glsss Mahogany Show Czses for
,ae cbe.o Inrl,re ~ above c23 2Il<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

For further particulars. and conclusive evidence Of is
ror efficacy zee pamphlets which may be obtained OF agents
gratis.
Prepaed and ,ol, wholesale md retail, by a. D; & D.
SANDS whoes1ie Druggists 70 Fulton street, New York
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the United
Staia,. Price 81 per bcttle; six bottles for so
DE- The public respectfully requested TO remember that
il Sandss Sarapunla that has been ind constantly
achieving such remarkable OF the most difficult classes
sfisenses the frame subject; therefore
for Snnds's Sarsrparilla. aud take no other d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

Re.en To- Samuel Sherwood. Esd. Tscy Nsbet & irwin.
ior< EuiG 4 Scudicr no 2aw3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

WASHINGTON. y. Z. FebEnhry ID, IS]5
Dr. Smith Dodge, upon h arrival IN Washington 10 open
An office as Surgeon Dentist, presented 10 me Letters IRON,
se.rrel friends New Iufk of the highest re-pcc,nbity and
Standing. containing the strongest and NEST favorable tes
Onn both ns the excellence OF his private character, and
In. .unenor professional qualifications, The,e satisfactory
eyidcnces OF III. and the Dentist adnced at once 10
enyngs professional ot DR.. DnEo FOR own
family and my wife and myself able. from PERSONA
experience add equally favorable testimony m his
thus By me- well obedience TO the enrne,t sohelia-
mons of respectable and worthy friends New York. who
hnve Tor many ycu experienced the skill and fdcly OF tho
doctor IN h., proieson 10 my convicion OF hi per
sn,nI ,u,i ool-s,ianaI merit SIT.AS WRIGHT.
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PROSPECTUS.

THE undersigned, proprietor of the DAILY FORUM.
Phladepha eSconagsd by the patronage ne hes received,
proposes on the s of January next. enlarge lis anc
present II 20 the public iurm and unde; The name OF
THE MORNING posi-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

sOHN 7. WAIT, Attorney add Counsellor u Law and
Commissioned IN take acknowledgements ~ ccfs and
.nosi:ou writing The State o. New York. NoRwIcn,
CxS VAL devote particular attention 10 TIE coscoon o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
SyESTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Baisamic Preparation from
wild Cherry Sars and Tar.
The best remedy kaoara to the scorid for The cure Of
coughs, colds, asthma, Group, bleeding Of the
lungs, arhoopiUs c0ugh, bronchitis, unfit
en-G, skcrt.sSs Of breath, pax GHd
.ceakness IN tie breast side,
iirer complaint, and the FIRST
STAGES of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

Rsfrr,aess in .e-s. York y. W. Eimcns, ESa Messrs.
Foot & Dawes " & :. Woodruff & 20. Suydnm Sage &
20 1hone. Huff 4 Thomas Stru;hen Mofehouss Co.
L. 49, L-..A.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

rOHN CONGER, Jr. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
a I0R Al LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN GRANGE
RY Fert Wny,r Ind VII attend 10 professional business N
he vnrons Departments OF the Stts II ndana. WIZ also
bsrcr, ap.ysnng General Land Agency for Northern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

NTOTJCE TO ENGRAvERS, PRINTERS, &c.-JJoH!.
IN RkfT(IE Copper and Steel Plate Manutscturer 20.
Plat street New.Ycrk successor to George Hafs COZ
slant supply always On hand. - 1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

l. WEsr.-E- B. WASnDuRNE. Attorney 1t Law, Ga.
Ian rs viii give attention 10 the collection OF debes
due Sew-Scrs Merchants IN Gae-n, Rockford and Rock
l.tad. ling': 2 Dn NTSne loTR; - paiItsy!s foso'
Refer 10 d. 4. CUsHMAS & Co.; Do2xMus, SuypsM&
.ynrk Alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

Ts,FETIl-J. SMITH DODGE, a Bord street, Offers hs
friends aud the public entire nav method OF ta,tesns
Artificial teeth II his invention, secured by letters
pn,sn, and used by himself only IN this city.
ICON lion. Slas Wright L. s. Senator from the Sate OF
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NEW YEARS PREsENs4..ny Gesliss@vn a.. Or i t5a
eli ii L. BARONTo5 MrsEua or ARTS. = ofe, arc,
between Grand and DIVISION streets wnele may De seen
splendid Of Italian and iHssh 9snameet. n
Aabnsref Black Marble, spar hgae eiow St,ne; s
So &c corsng Of Of Groups. Figure Bnsts'
.ss Hebc Ever, Eruscan Vases, Clnd estcG, iapefs,
Pen Trays Ink.Siants N..cfCuse-. C;ockStA1Gs Tine.
pSece- Shell Vases Oval Vases Lamps Botte, pevonniie
end Warwick Vase. Groups and Snse logs Ignss' tST
ay1clr aud Rag Vases Paper Weights Ring Stands Card
BoIes Gard S;aads Snuff Boxes. Anzntus. PantIngs oil
Noun; V-uyiu Naples, Books On Conchoioey
Geology. Marine, Botrrst, &C. &c Pce Of afice, lo,n
a cea. 70 500 Cleaning md Repairing OF every Seep
ton on moderate terms. u. ~
TTSEFttL ARTICLES FOB PRESEhTS-FRANCls Z
TCIrTPEL II Maiden Lane, have on hama n nrse as
,oYtnen oil aices suitable for Presents to winch tnsy nve
he .ttesson Of TIER friend, and the public IheIf SoI,nen
conssis N part of the following articles Psekst o%As enc
I'd Gases of superior hnh Che.snen nVe dIieent sIes
and Cntauef Pens sePe;;oT
Il. IN Gaze including Pene-lnkstands IN grsat veiey stne
SIC II n,-on1ented-Rnsowood Writing Decks, complete
eiad WIN pear}-Porabe .Vqtns DeIki Ne Pns li.fa
pesr Holder, Motto Seals Ivory Tablets Plqy1z and
VISITING Cards PS5tf9o 9 Ita- sPe o %ors s ca l
Fancy and Plain Mole Papes tnyeopes &C. &c
* aNCIS & LOUTREl Manufacturing StsL1ets's
61s In Il MAIDEN Lane. between William and Cod ''s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

YsTERS-Pick!ed Oysters for the Holidays can he had
~ at DECkER'S. No. Ann.street. OF superior qualify
u: the low puce of One Dollar per hundred d.' W.
g>RFsENTS FOR CHRISTMAS i NEW YEARS.
9 Fury Land and other Sketches, illustrated. By Farley
iAtfIe Leaves for Little Readers, by Pulley.
Pruyer Books and Bih=s, FIRE binding.
AnnEals OF VARIOUS klaa. toT sale BY o,.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

,-~,-s ,xn HIS FIRST CoMpAsIoss. By Rev.
SALT lsIaxsT.sTIyE PrsR d. %. Author OF " History OF
" .inreb" Father Rgwiand. Aietheia, &c &c
S ne Vo,S: T. Dun.gan Isl Fui,on-rt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

d3!r HUNTINGTON & saw aIE zio fehrI-st.
! y,FaIyrIFJ-L AND USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
E5-~TEELE 4 Co 35 Pearl street. have manufactured,
expressly Tor the HOLIDAYS, few supeTbiy fine and beautiful
Feather Brushes Gentlemen wishns make presents nre m
| yi,ed 20 ca 4 and examine the assortment. d25
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/ our gfuieiuI IIicnd,
WILLIAM {, WARN

=
lfessrs s. B. 4. D. S-gIs Gent: Tine statement made
hy W o.; WARlNG respecting his case, and the suffering
through which he has pas be implicitly relied upon
Very respectfully yours,
RICHARD STEELE
The o!owin. interesting presented ana the teedei
invited 20 rs careful peIsal CommSn such evidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

;1ATIs. PARTIES. NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES, &c.
d h1.e gentlemen h0 intend enoyng the festivities OF re
are rich and r1te assortment
,f l6,s6,;onabls SCARFS CGAVATS. DRESS GLOVES,
&c received by arrivals from Paris and Londnn ne
,.ot assortment the above articles have oeel selected ii
re attention. and well calculated 10 give Satisfaction 10
Gentlemen nnd fashion. TheEuhcnbers would cai me
igrls and well selected Assortment Of tie following goct
Linen ard susin Shirts cu Gfter Tie rest G2pT0red Terfh
,sctboi 10 NJ the form OF cf clGrer, SIX, Merno Lambs
oo Flann.i and BuckskiD Shirts sad Dfawefs; feye,
Cashmere and other Dressing Robes Hosiery Linen Hd III,
49, Eechefs: C,avut and Scarf Stocks. Riding Belts Pa
tn El.stc Shoulder Braces, Suspendsrs, Bnckin 3eHno
Csshmefe Cloth, Beaver end Goat ska U2yes, &c -
FOL thsr, rs SUIT tsei, 'ne Tie Old estabbhnlen oil
49, PARSELLS & AGATE, 20 S,nf4i'ySy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

al EW-JERSEY BIOoMs-40 tons best Charcoal Blooms,
~ for sale by SHERMAN, ATWATER 4 co.
f,rpo, street
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ITNEKY AND B0RAX-lDO casks best genuine London
II Emery, assorted Nos.
100 cases English Refined BOrax, IN crseS of liz lb each
o di sss IN any IIEaRRM1S ATEATER l. Co 30 Broadt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
EDGEJs'OKYN SEsNE.v:Has Y

MRS. f. V. LOMAX. Principal.
Mrs. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin.
WIS lasuion situated in The town of Liberty,
Bedford County. Va, will be upsn for the recep-
dion of pupils the Is, of October.
II Is the object of the Principals to impart the STU
uens useful as well ornamental education.
ms purpose, Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by
Pelehi assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
aa',aa in English, for .he LIST class $40 pr months,
" 2nd do Is +" %
Junior class 3rd do 10"
iu''o -, "a French, by Mile. Roget
=, dFcsaoc, s"
MUSIC oy Professor Wnkler OF Germany,-Piano $25,
III. narp S35; Guitar $lS pr. s months.
O''",ns Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
a" ana Ornamental Needle work. S. pr. five months
Es seo ., Musical Instruments 81.
S" aaouns lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
,no n:Tboad may also be obtained in many respect
;.telerences-Judge Stanard and James Lyons. ESQ,
nu,a,nond, Judge Lomax, Fredericksburg; Rev DIR.
W.sry and Rev Mr. Laurie, Is, Presbyterian Church,
a,a g'on; Gen. Gordon and Hen. WIN. c. Rves,
r.1,'naf'p; Dr. p. II. Gilmer. Lynchburg; Geo.
o., '"e; bo,e'ourt; Rev Dr. S. Philips and Rev. ia
'o1 y y, MITCHELL Liberty.
Bedford, Septic is
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoNDAy, Jan'y ~, 1915.
DaI

HE IAN DIbb
The House then resumed the discussion OF the bill
Imposing taxes for the support Of Government"
The question pending was tho amendment Of Mr..
Stephenson, reported IN yesterdays paper. amended
motion Of Mr. Frazier, as To set apart The proceeds Of
the the subjects Of taxation, permanent
sinking fund 10 ptovde Tor the payment Of The public
debt.
MIR. Wichor advocated length the reduction of the
taxes II had never been the practice to raise
ney than necessary to meet the annual expenditures
of Government. Mr.. w. commended that it was not a
wise economical policy to take from the pockets ot the
people, in Strengthened circumstances, money
which they apply To their individual debts at per
cent, and appropriate il 10 the payment Of public debls
which might be converted into & per cent. stocks. Mr.
w. thought the present movement looked like at
tempt TO 60 into general system OF internal improve
ents, by providing at present. the means to carry hem
hereafter and such he opposed the proposition TO
raise a sinking fund. The people had right to have
the taxes reduced.
MIR. Fulton of Wyhe contended that the proposition
was not to increase the taxes, but to provide for the
gradual extinction Of the public debt. He moreover,
looked ultimately to the prospect OF obtaining. by
this means, some relief for the Of his
cnis.
Mr. Baskerville said the interests Of his constituents
required that he should advocate reduction Of taxes
the amendment Of Mr.. Stephenson, amended, in
slrucng the Committee to report bill setting apart
Sinking Fund.
MI VERIFY followed on the same side, and con,ended
thai there vas necessity for Increase of taxes,
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the ates proposed by the Finance Committee in order
to provide tor the public debt. The bill OF the Commit
tee already supplies surplus, which can be employed as
Sinking Fund, 10 be hereafter augmented Mr.. Y.
asked what guarantee there was. that the Sinking Fund
would be applied 10 the payment oi the public debt, and
not To thn e,gendering ol wild and extensive system
OF Internal Improvement.
Mr.. Gmtson was oplosed IL the maxim, tina, an ma
onal debt Ia a national bessing MIR. u. replied To
Mr. Wuchers arguments. and commended. thu, should
COON 10 pay the debts of the State. He hoped gentle
men would stand mp 10 their asset, tnnaI tina, nnhing
could be done nr Internal improvements heca0se OF the
public debt and would be- ready 10 mee, that debt Mr..
u. Thought unless we did some hing for internal i'm
provemeola, we had better stop Legislation.
Mr.. Preston maintained that II the wisesi aud
soundcst policy 10 y oil the debt gradually lie sustain
ed the recomnal Tile question no, Of internal
improvements no,r, they had been abandoned iur this
session: but II was, whether W. should decide against
reducing the public debt, and. thereby. rever
the imporant works vital 10 the prosperity and glory
OF Virginia.
Mr. Fdmnnds Of Halifax called for the division Of tho
question 50 as 10 take The vote, first, upon the recom
mcnt
Mr., Preston offered. by general consent as snhsii.
tn'o Tor MIR. Supplements amendment resolution that
the bill BIO committed The Committee Of Finance with
instructions 10 report BILL providing that the annual
surplus ri revenue which shall remain ut the present
rate oi taxation. nver aud nbovo the annual expenditures
oi Government and payment Of the interest Of The Dub
lie. shall be appropriated 10 the exingoishmrnl Ut the
principal OF 81 much Ut the public deb us Ia now redeem
able.
The House then refused to commit by tho following
vote:
Aycs-3s. Noes-s3.
The Instructions fall, ms matter of course.
The bill WAS then Land un tho table
Mr. Jackson from the Committee on Proposition M
NC repored bill establishing The ronniy Of ipponai
ior ou, ot para Vt Prince Edward. Campbell, Backiny
ham aud Charlotte,
On ,noion ot Mr., I.anief,
The House adjourned,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
Dour. JOHN II. oRAsry,

fuNENDERS his thanks To the citizens Of Campbell
L and bedford. for the many manifestations OF their
Confidence in his ski. Physician with which they
have been pleased To favor him. and informs them that
he can n, all times be found Arnoldon. at the house
formally occupied by Doct Edward Arnold, near An
thongs 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 iaiers himself be able arrest the progress of
suoh 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 well
known 10 the public of this vicinity. (Fur rates Of
charges, see circular of this daie)
The cordial and hospabe manner in which the c.
zens OF Campbell and bedford, within the limits of his
acquaintance, have been pleased hun Tor them
selves aud IN behalf of those by whom they are immed
ately surrounded. which taken in connection with the
earnest and friendly Indications of 9crSuunl regard with
which he has been greeted, have laid him under obi
eatlnns he can never hope adequately To discharge.
Assurances OF an undertaking disposition and an IN
urng eo'' to do So are freely given, and will be faith
fully redeemed
ARNoLproN, Campbell. Jan. 30lh, 1915