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camps, Gutlerp. &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.


EOUTHOUY MEYERS, 81 Broadway respectfully
" invite the public Ia call al their and examine ne
richest and most extensive 10 be- found m ms
country Of BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL SOLAR, BRACKET and MAD
ING LAMPS CANDELABRA GIkANDOLEs, bhAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESIlCkS In every variety
Of patterns. , I'LL, -
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article, pc
cuiary desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence OF the superiority Of This portion Of hrr STOCK
over any other offered he public In h- Guy
they with honest pride refer 10 less hat slA GOLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded to Tire manuiactuf-
ers within the last years for the greatest variety and
beauty Of patterns and tie unryaed finish Of esr work
Every article sold by C. " Is warranted Ia be what hey
represent and hose who wish 10 obtain nr- class goods Al
a price often paid for such OF very Inferior qualify,
are requested favor them with call before purcan
el-ew here.
" A liberal discount TO Churches and Hotels. Sly
LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, &c.
I AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS AND
IL CANDELABRAs. for the Spring Trade.DlEIL,
BROTHER 4 Co, No. IS John.sireei, manufacturing
their line Of the following descriptions which hey "il sell
A. Wholesale o. retail, al Low PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical Oh and Ctnphene Lamps
SOFA Lamp-, Git and BrOnzet IN great variety,
Cornelius Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
GrsndOe-, various patterns , silvered or bf0nzed.
suspending solars DOnc Camphene Lamps.
Bracket sOlars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do DO
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphen- Chandeliers,
Superior Chemic4. Oh, Pure Sperm Oh.
do Campnene, Solar and Lard Oh,
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale OIL ml2y
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cTATE pRI.ON CONTRACT-Propo-a vii be

STATE PRISON CONTkACT-PropO-a-s MI be
- received for the .-bor by r day VI The cOnscis employ
ed In the Shoe department the New Jersey State Prison
numbering a. 80 contract 10 commence
l- day August next and for such period may be
mutually agreed The lnslr1On viii furnish -4pern-
tendzn practically acquainted win the business. suAcent
security VII required from tie contractor Proposal. or
other the subject vii be addressed to
The subscriber. J. b. GAUDlS,
Keeper Sew-Jersey Stale Prison
Trenton June 49, 1916 .2r
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RODGEk- n sons CUTLERY a ". SPIES
IL co. 1s Pear-steei, have Just received Invoice "
Rodgers Sons genuine Cutlery, consisting u Pen and
PocSe Knives Scissors and RszOrs which they selling
a. the lowest price.
Also, now opening splendid assortment Of Table
Cutlery from Sheffield consisting VI able Knives and Forks,
Carers Butcher Knives Scissors Ivory seis, &c. a4y
DIXON n SONS aud American Br. ANNA 7 eaand COf
Zee POLs sells single; KNIVES and FORKS. Fiat and
Round STAIR Rods Lined and Enameird sauce Pans Pois
Kettles Spiders, BAKE Pans - Ifays Ca-iors Ac for
by SEAMAN Low ERE.
sp2 3iny- Z7s spnlg street. near Greenwich
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BLUM IN w hnL MAN " Az OhLn
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Plalished Tn and
"A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware, Baskets, Brushes Door Mats, Shaker Sleeves
and BrOoms-n short every variety Of Keeping Ar
ucles.
y. B.-A complete assortment Of Coffee and Tea Ums,
Table Dishes and Covers &c &c for Hotels and SeanDoas
hand, and Manufactured a. the shortest notice
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
iel I isnl ID lafharne-.t New YORK.
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Da9uerreotppe.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DAIUEHKIAN LhLLLHIf ,,trov
DLUNBF's NATIONAL DkGI ERRIAN GALLfh
i AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, 40 ~ bf' plNHi
corner OF Mlnay-si tower Tenneys Jcwey slofe tN~s
FL he Medal, hrst four premiums ani l"o 1850.
Al t,. eNhbiiion. al Boston NeW-YOfk and Piafr'pls
respectively Tor pictures and apparatus ever
Price oi these refb Photographs reduced io i ~ ~
nary ones Al other places that need no" ~ iv ~
Ordinary likeness III score Of economy taAfN "a ~
Weafisr
PLUMBF's Premium and German Cameras in.tncpohs
Plates Cases &c Rarde 10 any desired point a. yd
-. -, III 80 ,,fl.r ,,s,l,f.crtr.r my3y
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LAW NOTICE

IOHS BROUGH. ale Auditor of state ana una comm =
~ -ioner ~ Ohio, ha- associated himself Win DE- nio.n-r
CHARLES n. BROUGH. AMI PETER linn, Esqr- IN
lie practice uf the Law. 10 the city of tncnnau ono
Pinefua attention will be- gwen all business N Law and
Coune- and the DISTRICT ana Circuit Courts Of the United
states for the STATE Of Olin.
Collection business VIII receive particular ala prompt Al
enton Oce northeast corner Of Maia and Third streets
CiLcinnsn. June 3D. 1915
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iUin0ow Sba0es.
WINDOW sHApEs-PRICEs

WINDOW sHADES-PRICES REDUCED
DY kELTY A RlhER. IMPORTERS. Manuia'iaie'
ID of transparent Window Shades and m0uutngs onef
the trade and public In general The following ~ "f"'
81 per cent below the market. VIZ
30 ff,i. .eroJl mn centre. Nc....~l ~ to a. 90
100 do beautiful local landscapes 900. - N |" w 90
$40 do gothic and arch irom.......->< w d" D ~ 40
zen do new Styles do ....t..s - ~ WV W "v
900 do do uneQualed n this city $50 90 10" =" 90
~ kelly a RlkER, exclusive NindO" shahe dea
~, ialv
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WILLIAMS ANNUAL REGISTER FOR ls4s,
A BOOK FOR EVERY PROTESTANT.

ITO BIZ PUBLISHED shout the loih OF July, BY =
L WALKER, il2 and 10 Fulton = The HISTORY OF
ih- Rev John Downing. A " t. be published complete IN
one splendid volume Of nearly 700 pages. printed m
large iype. and em5eshe with more han my highly M
ished Eugrsvinrs. chiefly from Original Designs Price
DolA-s: a Liberal Discount allowed tO Agents
TO CLERGYMEN. POsTMASTERs, Sc.-Wanied IN
every ami village IN the Jniei States re- ponsine
above work 20 whom liberal per ceuisge WI. be allowed
Address = WALKER ia Fulton 81 " Y. ie,i osy
wILLIAMS'S ANNUAL REGISTER.
WILLIAMS NEW-iORK ANNUAL REGl>IE TX roh
ISt5-Beng the Tenth year Of publication containing
an Almanac Civil and Judicial List, with PoAuea sisii'u-
and The nited SAFES in Emo. volume OF - pages
PRICE IS CENTS.
Among other Statistics the present year u new List or
the PosiOhces IN ii- STATE. over 80 IN nnmoer win tlr
distances from The Ciiie- Of NewYors and Abany-ho-e
from New ORR being now gwen for The nrst uHe IN any
publication Also, synopsis Of the New Posi-Ohce Law,
particular information respecting Canals Railroads. BANKS,
Insurance Companies AMI Savings Banks, Alphabetical
Arran cement of the L. : TART ald condensed
plan. &c &c. Foo sale by. TURNER HAYDEN,
jely No. lD Johl--L neaf bfualNay.
COMMISSIONERS OF DLED>.-Jus Pub.
Y ID shed, by ne su1scrloers IN pamphlet TORN, ne
POWERS AND DUTIES or COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDS. Containing all the Law on tnr subject Together
with Complete Forms OF Acknow Judgments and Proofs 90
Deeds. Nc &C Drawn up. revised and corrected with he
greatest care and with regard to Legal Accuracy, by
ma f,r sa.e nv JANSEN 4 BELL
Iey7v Law Blank Publishers. SC l5s Nassau Il.
XXTI>CO>>IN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND ToPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or WISCONSIN.
with brief Sketch OF ~ History. Geology, Mineraogy
SOL. Productions, Government &c &c. accompanied y
.seSni NS sa t Pea soyo.
THE United STATES DISPENsATORN.-
i Wood Bache's United >isie- Dispensatory-new -di-
tion. for sale by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE
jelsvos 2l6 Pear-st
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,,o,..r ,>pIor. FOR >,iF.-S

I'D HOUSE. -iNlieI Arfg
- Place. between k.ceckfr ard Army ,irc-is Tor
The properly : most Leslls,y situated pa me, 1ra.y
ami improving part oi ne cay. Erqic ci Fnras CooSr
-
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JOHN g.. BELL, TAAIDEkMIsT, NO. Is9
y BROADWAY, Up Stair, corner Of Reade street ~ Y
BIRDS and QUADRUPEDs prepared In a very superior
A large assortment Of Gases, Glass Shades,
Mounted Birds Bird SKINS, and Arncia Eyes for sale or
e1ehAnse hPET BIRDS, &c Prepared Al the shortest
toO lus
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Condition of ,i Oce tse 10 Of February and az f'' date
Iafs No Of Policies issd Or Recrt log EIP ir't ln'@
june S. 1878 1897 5S3l5 le,.5g.
Increase { 49, - on fnoof SS3lg
NJ ROBINSON. President
S.xrrt H,<S.y Secretary
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WAIEk fIfthEk-.-Dunng in- warm sea-Dh
w wtru u l. desirable CrOtOn wafer ana erJn
aie should b- kept cool, there be noanS o~sf ivr -
purpose Than our tne BRITANNIA PlIChEh>. Tney
are Manufactured b. Of VARIOUS Sizes '1 - "4,A
covers and although more expensive d hsi han esfirn
pitchers hey are IN The end, Inc mo-t econom ca pes.s
Of 1-if durability. For sale wholesale sa istal s pa
hng->ip nv rlOf~ BOAkDNAS HART.
I'VE BALD-HEADED." Lou. ~ ycgs ha.r.-is
II falug out turning grey; Is there dandfif N
The root, TN WHITES CREAn OF LILIES" celebrated
for 40 years for the emoesheBt and growth vi the hair
prevents is falling of or turning grey ana anequeaied
,r he ,oilet-for real false curls Ladies' Try IT.
For ssie By o. FAY. lS Faon-slrse;, lamp StorsJ
San BuiLd1ns, N. Y. Price, " esaA Jys omsod
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FIRE INSURANCE

IN -
w IO-Ofce Grand near First street. Wilar>nurgh
,,sncy Offce No u Wsllstreei, Wells Buildings New
York The Company continues to insure every description
OF property throughout the United states ~ nsi Loss of
Dnnae by Ere on a. reasonable. any other CON-
p.ny uihEN lpho ,,,-,
{ Zabriskie, Carp. samu,l W u's'
4 & Benedict Ncho.a- NycAoh' l - h"i.f -,
John SAiiman, AT Van Bo.Serck, Thomas VI ErAth,
sred " Fsvre Francs Sucnhel. jeremiah Johnson,
l. Richardson. LkMJ FL klOhAhb>oN tieseeN~
ANpREw B. HoDcEs, secretary
ia nv WASH NGTON POST Agent = Nors Civ.
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b.: Brick House m so- a. te ana os.enel'. s4acc "a
- Nrrb ,lr of .I.f sircsi Sd Avenue Lo !. -
h, fh0 feet Avp.v % 4 J. bLtECkFR
49,. -. Broad = r.rf NJ. =.
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There are rocks in the River AT the Falls OF Amos
kcag IN the cavities Of which tradition says the Indians
formerly stored and concealed their corn
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XLLIINCF MUTUAL INSURANCE. cow

n PANY-Ohce No. - formerly No ihl Wal STREE
Insure against loss or damage by FIRE snd The casualties oi
GENERAL MARINE sni INLAND NANlCAllOs' on
security ample and terms he most favorable
By the act of Incorporation All he prons are shared ~
th. assured and the Company liberty Ia redeem lhe
certificates IN clsh amer ihe profits exceed >'Ne All
losses Will be promptly adjusted and paid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

KANAwHA.-An interesting meeting has been held
in Charleston. ka the subject Of Establishing man.
uacory OF Cation and wuollen goods at that furnishing
village. Speeches made by Messrs Summers
Read Newton ard others, all of whom expressed the
conviction that The enterprise would be successful II
remarkable TACT that although The sa.wells Of tina
region eXhausess sources OF wealth. yet very few OF
those engaged in them have prospered. One of the
speakers Mr.. Brooks) suggested with much force that
the evil arose from the peoPles attempting make salt
alone aud bring ing all other from abrbad
The Republican gives The following summary Of the
proceedings
''On motion of Mr.. Summers il was
Resoirtd, That the Chair appoint a committee Ia
draft charter for the incorporation of a company with
capital OF Twenty-Five thousand dollars with the priv
lege Of increasing u 10 fifty thousand, for the purpose
ei fishing nanuiac,ory ofcollon and wooen goods
in the town OF Charleston.
And the following named gentlemen were appointed
said committee: George w. Summers James l.. Carr,
Isaac Read, A. w. Quarter, w. G.. Brooks.
On motion of Mr.. Summers, II was further
Resoired, That a committee be appointed with in
strucliun to ascertain, aud report future meeting
The cost Of materials. buildings, machinery, &c., and to
collect such information generally in relation to the pro-.
posed enterprise, may be deemed needul to full
derslanding Of the subject.
Nhereul on, the Chair appointed said committee as
fellows: Ezra Walker: f.. w Newton, George w.
Summers. b. II. Smith. James Nj. Ladley. Jas. l..
Carr, Mason Campbell" Times.
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SOUTH CAROuNA--MR. CALHOUN.

On the Roth instant after the reception of Judge Ile-
gers resignation, resolutions in honor o that gentleman
were passed by the 5. Carolina Legislature. On ,hs
10Th. the Legislature proceeded TO elect Senator Al
the vacancy orcasoned by the Judges resignation and
the vote was-fur John G.. Calhoun, 1886; blank four
There being only Wing in the Legislature Of cours.
The fact OF four dssenlicnts had refractory Indication
The correspondent Of the Charleston PARROT says these
'oW votes reefrble TO Mr. Caouns course at the
Memphis Convention. where 1t was thought he had
yielded too much to the doctrines Of the Inte, nal In
provement party.
Immediately after the election. Mr.. Mccarthy from
BinBlon. Offered resolution, which nay be construed
into censure OF Mr. Calhoun. The resolution declares
that s. Carolina adhees her hostility 10 all nppreprla
lions by the Federal Government for the
of roads and rivers within the confines Of any State Mr.
Northrup followed, with others more ppnied-onc
OF them declaring that the Federal Government held the
public lands N lrust as the property Of lhe u
States 10 be disposed OF for the benefit Of the nedera
cy and that The ownership Of those lands by the General
Government as trust under the Constitution does not
authorize any appropriation from the national treasury
by Congress, 10 railroads. other works Vi internal ln-
prOvenont
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E19G, .segr0eS, Sc,
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
SHILL BE SOLD, al the late residence Of W H.
w Ian c. Christian. decd. Amherst court
HOUSE, Tuesday the 23d day Of December next, al
his E.sae, both real and PERSONAL consisting Of the
II n { r OF l. "A " ID
np,n which he lived. containing 4o5. acres, With a
considerable quantity of creek and low grounds,
The whole IN the best state OF cultivation and Improve
nent, with comfortable dwelling house, aud all ne
cessary housts tor farmer upon il, and crop Of
wheat in the ground 10 likely and valuable
~ T. q * % r. y,
most of them young men and wonderland all the per-
shable of which he died possessed, consisting OF
Household and kct en- Furniture, Stock of all kinds,
Plantation Utensils, Crops, &c.
The Land will be sold credit Of one two and
three years. taking from the purchaser bonds with APP
proved personal security and deed OF Trust upon the
land the purchase money-ihe Negroes on a
credit of II months, taking from the purchaser bond
with approved personal security for the purchase money
The perishable estate credit OF months for all
ten dollars, and for cash for all sums Of ten
dollars under, the purchasers giving bonds with APP
proved security for the credit sales Immediate possess
sion be given to the purchasers upon complying with
the terms Of sale. RO NJ BROWN, Admir- Of
WIN. &. Christian, decd, and Attorney
in fact for his wi dow and heirs al Law
Nav "a t23D
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1'irNf,lfa zr0t0!atmre.
SENATE.


At l2 o'clock. 81 Members being present, Mr.. Bon.
lurnni ii Buckingham called the Senate 10 order and
Nominated Addison ianstod for recollection as Clerk VI
the Senate.
Mr.. Bap,ls, stated that. AT the suggestion of friends,
he moved that Nlr ilansiod be only elected Clerk rss
lem.
some remarks were made by Messrs. Bondursnt.
McAlullen, aud Baptist. Mr. McMulru stated tho a.
noun, OF The Clerks salary which he deemed high.
and II reduced while the Clerk only acting pro.
tenn that officer could make objection 10 the 70.
duction vi hts salary.
Mr. Bunduran, said the salary was fixed by law, and
bill must originate in the other House for that pur-
pose
Mr.. Wallace .housh' Tho re,son no, sufficient 6s de.
laying the election
Some lutihrr remarks wcro made by Mr.. Dap,st,-
When the question being put was decided IN tina
ga.ive. Ayes ~, Mes 10.
Me H,nsiotd was then re elected Clerk, without OPP
| position.
Mr.. B,nlurant then Nominated Edward p. Scott,
Esq the Senator from DInwidde for re,eleciion, a.
Speaker Of the Senate
There being other nomination, the roll was called,
and Mr.. Scott was unanimously RI elected, and ihs
Speaker elect conducted 10 the Chair by Mr.. Bon
dnrant and Mr.. Baptist
The Speaker then re,araed his acknowledgements II
the senate, in the honor again conferred upon him. ia
neat aud feeling address.
MIR. Bundutant nominated Iitteberry Allen m Sev.
geant at Arms III the Senate. aud Messrs. Thomas l..
Nelson aud Julius Martin as Doorkeepers.
Mr. McAiullen called Tor Division aud the aussti.s
being FIRST taken the election Of The Sergeant Mr.
Allen was unanimously reelected.
MIR. Bondursnt renewed tho Illumination Of the Dvor-
keepers. aud Mr.. McAluen called Tor n division
Mr. Bap,is, objected 10 The opposition aimed at Mr..
Mann. one OF the faithful Doorkeepers.
Nlr McAlull.n sustained his malion, TN the pruund
that one Doofkeeper was enough-it oppusi,ioa
to Mr. Martin.
Aers few remarks, b, NIcssrs I}onJurant and Mo-
Muea. the ro called for the Doorkeeperr, sepa.
rstely. aud Thomas l.. Nelson and julius Martin were
unanimously fc elected Dsakeepers,
Ca motion of Mr.. i.,ndutant, John Warwick wee u>
unanimously elected Paer fot the Sceatc ~ tho sws
suing year.
On motion Of Mr.. Boudnrsnt. the rules sad Yspuls>
tons Of the las. Senate, adopted Tot the govetnsns
ol this body.
The Speaker then laid tho Governors Annual NIsa.
sage before the Senate, which were partly sesd, aaa
laid upon the table.
Asp, tho Annual Commu Dicaiiuns Of the Auditor "
Public Accounts. the Second Auditor, and the Iresss-
rer which were laid upon the table.
On motion Of Mr. McNlullen. the rli,oxs of ,be seve.
raj eMspapers Of the city admitted to seats up,n
the floor, 10 report proceedings.
On mu,ion III Mr. Boadurant, the Senate adjourned -
meet a ~ O'Clock To nDtrow.
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EG, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER :, 1915.
fs.EV'EE ssassCE.

James Fitzgerald, administrator Of Hrrcy Fitzgerald
deed Norman Staples, late Sherry Of Pdfrick. and
as such administrator dc bnuiS non ,cih The ,rW an
ntrei u Etiphds Sheiion decd. Iifison Sheldon,
Hannah Shshon. Herbert Shelton and Slilg his rife
James Shcltoa, Lecis Sheiioa, kisiah Shcton. Tho
mas SifIton. Phti'Pp1,a Sharp fredr,iek Giibcrt
and .jiae his teHe, Samuel Gilbert aud Lucy has We
Um a. Sand,tip and Nancy his ,ei,e, Frmkv
Sharp, .'lafh Pasrs aud Ldriaia ms c,fe. James
.NoriH and .Nocy has w!ta. Spencer .N6tciin and
Elisabeth his ctt, Francis .Natciip, James " Smith,
tr'or Of James " Redd dtc'd. .it1am Siayi and
John Jones
NOC will take notice that the county court Of Pat,
Il rick, at lis March term. IN the year 1919. made
decree IN the o tphas Shrtons apainst the
heirs OF Ehphas sh,ltan decd. therein depending.
requiring The undrrslgncd commissioner 10 state set
lie and report 10 couu, accounts o The said Harvey Fz
gerald's administration OF the estate OF Elm has Shelton
dee d., together With account shelving The dsibuive
shares Of all The heis OF Ellphas Shelton deed. we'll
In The estate which 10 the hands OF the SAID Harvey
Fitzgerald. eN or. ot Flpbas Shelton decd in the
monies arising from sale OF the lands OF Ehphas Shel
ton decd, made order 10 Distribution; and yun will
further take notice. that have appointed the 18th day
OF December next as the tine when ] shall commence
the accounts aforesaid " heh day AT lOo'cock A. NJ
you requested 10 attend at my office Patrick Court
House, prepared To attend the settlement oi the
and your interest in Erhas Shellou's estate.
JOHN IL. BILLIARD. Conner.
Nov. q In
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Dec. let. le45.
Al ~ O'Clock. the House called order by Mr.
Davis, % Orange l. Greene, there being i24 mes,bers
pr, sent
Mr. Davis nominated kr re.elcc,ivn, as Clerk Gs,.
W. Muniord, Esq. who had ably and faithfully per.
formed the duti-s of The office ur IT, any wears and
there being no opposllion, MIR. NJ. unanimously ..
ccted
Mr.. Pendleon. of Giles s. Mercer, nominated WIN,
o. Goode Esq, o Mechlenbnrg for The Office Of Spesk
er, and referred 10 Nh Gs legislative experience ana
high qualifications for the station: oer person being
nonlnt lfon, the vote iaken and Mr.. Goode 70.
celved 100 voes4 scattering. The 81 raker elect wan
thereupon conducted 10 the Chair by Messrs Pendleor
aud Bro1dus, and made his Acknowledgements in appro-
pirate terms.
Mr. DAVIS moved that the rules and regulations Of tina
last House o Delegates be adopted for the VI
the present Session.
Mr.. Gordon, of Louisa, put in nomination r The sf.
flee of Sergeant.s arms ofhe House, MAX VIM JACKIE
son. and supported his claims IL brief speech.
Mr.. Pendeton nominated the late faithful incumbent.
Col. Daniel Ward, Of Culpeper and supported thu
nomina by referring 10 the satisfactory manner N
which that gentleman had hitherto discharged his du.
ties.
The roll being called, Tire vote stood Ward rs,
Jackson SIS So Dan'l ard, Esq declared duly ..
lccted Sergeanl.at.Arms.
Mr. Davis. vi Orange, nominated for election an
Door keepers. Rober, Bradley aud WIN. Chambers.
Mr.. Banks nominated David 5. Jones of Madis.,n, fur
that office, aud presented strong testimonials in hin BE-
bers were reelected by II large majority.
Contested Eicctiens.-Mr. Leake, Of Goochland pre.
sened the memorial Of Lemuel J. Bowden contrsnv
The election OF WIN. Howard, the delegate returned from
York, James City and Williamsburg.
Mr.. Edmunds, Of Halifax. presented the memorial If
JAS. ii. Carson and Jonathan Luvett. complaining Of
the undue of john f. Wall and James Gather a.
delegates from the county Of Frederick.
On motion Of Mr. Davis VI o.. the editors Of tho o.
veal newspapers Of the city admitted to seats a.
reporters.
The Annual Message Of the Governor was then pre-
scented by the Speaker. and read by the Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Lrake. the Message and sccom-
panyng documents laid the table, aud ordered
10 be printed.
The Annual Reports Of the FRS, and Second Auditors.
and the Treasurer, presented laid The table, and
ordered TO he printed.
Election Of Senator.
On motion of Mr.. Bucock. resolution was adopted,
that the House proceed by JUN, with The Senate
"Wednesday the Sd instant, to the election of Ssaa
to the United States. to fill the vacancy occasionsd
by The expiration Of the term Of service BY Wm. c.
RIves, Esq.
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
Mr.. Lefiwich presented the memorial Of John Camp
bell, Benz Rush Floyd. and Peter e. Jolnson.
niltee appointed by meeting held Abingdon fr 'he
construction of Maeadsniseo Road from suitable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
Vol. xxIV.-.vO. ~.

FIeuriSo Bons Gen. Greeo in his History Of The
Texan Espediiiun against Mcr. observes that thoss
Texan soldiers ho had the mos bloody moees painted
upon their caps The last To prove them tns. end b
does no, recoec seeing with 'libersy o. tssse
motto who did not lake The liberty Of returning hume
little too soon.
II is APPLY enough remarked by ,he Baltimore AmsFi.
can that The illustration here o loud talking brave
~ should be kept 10 mind when hear noisy d,scsim-
crs abou, treating il as though il would DO to shsm
a mere holyday amusement.