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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
SLAVERY IL NEW JERSEY.

The Supreme Court 81 Ne" jersey has. in the case Of
the slave William. given unaaiaaus decision, with
tie exception Of the Chief Just &c. favor Of sustain
ag the law of slavery existed pfior 10 The adoption
of The new Constitution. Judge MENUS gave written
upinlan IN effect rs follows.
ISL That the relation Of muster aud slave existed BY
law at he adoption Of the Constitution In 1914.
2 That that Constitution has destroyed that rela>
tion abolished slavery.
Sd That the c.lored mar William should be remand
ed "a the custody of the defendant
I he opinion Of the Judge weni To show that from The
earliest times the institution ~ slavery recognised in
New Jersey As early 1893 the Legislature declared
by statute that every uegfo then slave should re-
main slave until regularly msnumilled according to
the terms prescribed by law aud that Cour has from
time time protected the claim u The master 10 the
slave.
In 1870 the Legislature adopted plan for the eradu.
nj abolition Of slavery. IN which the relation Of master
and slave was again recognised and under which slave.
~ has nearly disappeared, the number being reduced
cprdiug To the late census Ga who have according
10 the act legal claim their masters for maintenance
IN Of inability support thenselses unless the law
IS rendered nugalory by the new Constitution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
900 .v'EGROES W.Ie.7Ez,.

fENllE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
n HUNDRED NEGROES. OF both sexes from l2
to 30 years age for which he will pay fully high
prices as could be obtained in Richmond or in any part
ct the State.
lie very anxious To purchase. and is determined
he liberal IN every instance lie will pay a high price
ior Mechanics. Backsmlihs Carpenters, Sc, &c.
Persons having such property for sale, would be their
interest to give HIM call previous TO their selling
lie can be found al the store Of Mr. NJ Hart
wl.eters addressed to the subscriber from the country
Il be attended to- GEORGE DAVIS
MAY 10 ts;c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

'etafo' bdg6y, Of .7iabama.-lt will be remembered
mat 'h's gentleman made lawful demonstrations Of
an attempt 10 bolt from the party on the Texas question
last WINTER but was afterwards whipped back into the
ranks, and made as humble spaniel The eirec, Of
"S singular course was 10 degrade him in the esma-
So" even OF his own party, and accordingly we find in
Tue las. Huntsville Democrat the proceedings of de
'"ocfa.c meeting" at Cofeetown, in Jackson coun,v
!" "''e" he IS dashed with whip of scorpions, for rs,
sPe'h"g against and then yoliag for the annexation 20
s'u''0"s, They resolve, among other things, tina, Mr.
n'soy mas forfeited and violated the confidence of
..;, party OF Alabama and consequently that
."e ouy OF The said A. P Bagby to RESIGN his 600,
:" ''e senate OF The United States, and tina, This oo,
Jug 'eSPec''uy request him to do so., Wonder T.
body In those parts wants his seatq II "'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
END OF TIE nRouGur IN .Al.ner

from our Columbia. Is. c. correspondent, dated lilh
instant say-"l have the pleasure Ia inform YOU that
yesterday morning and evening had refreshing IA
and as far heard from, and from Appearances il extern
ded Tar into the adjoining Districts This day we have
had another fine shaver. Such vegetation as was not
destroyed, put the appearance OF life and the despon
dency which appeared have settled on the faces of
men has been removed, and we once more rejoice in
hope under the promise that seed time and harvest
Ell shall fail Il harieston Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

GO The Columbus (NIississippi) Democra, is so
much delighted with the recent letters of Gov Hammond
OF 5 C. on Slavery that declares she ought to be
'eAl PRESIDENT" Without meaning 10 say yea or nay
to that proposition now we would enquire of our Msss
s,n; oo,o,,,o.. =. =. -
supp contemporary, merely for the sake of information
'hinks Hov. Hammond's extreme views on this
great they are regarded even by many South
cru men Will help him along any'' with its LocofocS
a'''es IN the Northern States?-We may remark {"
PasSa mat, but for their great length should our
serves publish Gov Hs letters in ertenso We have BY
us however, an excellent abridgment Of lbfm 10 which
MS leading positions and arguments are stated which We
propose IN few days to lay before our readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
Guns ana SPORTING F0,rdcv.

SlNGlE AND DOUBLE Fowling and Deer Guns
- and English and American Canister Gun powder,
and supply OF single, double and six barrel PISTOLS
Ia IT OF the supply of each of the three articles is of the
rerAfneSf quality in all respects. and all will be offered
VERY Low. FoIsae by Howell DAVIES.
July 81 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

InEoRY ExPLopED--lt is theory among many
geoogsls that our globe IS ball Of fire. covered by
crust Of earh and they attempt 10 prove the hypothesis
by the fact that the deeper dig IN the bowels of the
earth the warmer Is the temperature. But this fact, if
rot universal would appear worthless, and it is directly
eonifadlced by the phenomenon al the Kanawha Saline
Springs where the water froa OF the shafts fifteen
hundred feet deep up cold the very coolest
spring waier-Be..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

W The people of South Carolina seem at last to be
returning to The paths of common SENSE very able
writer IN The Charleston papers, who, in opinon,
mistakes very much the cause of the decline of South
oafol'na by ssertng it partially to the operations
Oh Inc lari, points them very clearly to the remedy
IL 49, 10 diversity their pursus-io manufacture tor
'''ehseiVes-and employ at least portion of the capia
ana industry npw engaged in the production of cotton
!" winch 1t is impossible that they can successfully cons
pe'e with the fresher and more fertile lands of Mss'
s'Pp Louisiana and Texas, in raising stock and other
necessares which they have been in the habit Of par-
CHASING from the Northern and Western States. This
Is 'ne true policy, and if energecay and sysemacal'
~ prosecuted it will do more to revive her prosperity
'han elher The reduction of the tariff Ia the .feyeLus
standard, . or its total repeal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

" The n. T. Courier suggests proposition for the
settlement OF the Oregon question: to the effect that if
England will give us the free navigation of the St. Law
renee which has long been desideratum with our
"eni and with that portion of our counrymen resdino
on Inc borders OF the great Lakes we will yield to
England the north bank of the Columbia as n boun.
Diary, and the free navigation of that river.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

90 Gov. Jones. Of Tennessee, reached Lexiogton
(hy) on the l1lh inst on visit to Mr.. Clay He was
received with distinguished honors--Gen Combs Mt tho
head Of the large civic and military poeession wecom.
ing him in an appropriate Speech to which the Governor
eoquenty responded Gov J declined an invitation 10
ian old>iashoned Kentucky barbacue' rendered him by
the citizens of Lexington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

o. The Richmond Enquirer has at length spoken On
tie Convention question. 1t declares itsefin favor Of
that measure. We are al loss, however to know,
from Its very guarded remarks whether il is in favor Of
the mixed or white basis Of Representations We concur
with the Enquirer decidedly in of its opinons-io
wit that the division of the State into four grand dis.
'rlcs, 10 each OF which is arbitrarily assigned certain
number oil delegates and Senator's TO remain unchanged
without regard the mutations and changes constantly
going on, was exceedingly unfortunate and is absolutely
UNJUST II true, The present constitution makes pro-
vision Tor periodical re-appotonment of representation.
but lis sagaclons trainers took the very wise pecauon
OF So framing that provision render lis execution
impossible Ii is, indeed it stands, mere mockery-
as INT Were concession the plain acquisitions justice
which the majority could muster effroniery enough
10 withhold. but which was nevertheless reluctantly
yielded. and therefore hedged in with utterly impraoc,
bic conditions. These sectional divisions ought 10 be
recognized IN the apporlonment of representation Let
system OF representation be adopted upon the mixed
basis, applicable to the whole State alike and then let
the delegates be apporoned among the counties with
strict eye, as far as practicable county equality-sub'
Ject to periodical e-apportonmens, not by permissao,
but as OF right. This will remove one great hsr- VI
conteniion and perhaps prevent the necessity for another
Convention for dozen generations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

LADY CowHIDEp by ANOTHER LADY A few
days ago Two married ladies' who had previously been
on bad terms, met in the AT New Orleans when
one OF them stepped iGoa Store, purchased COW hide
walked TO an opposite store where she found the other
whom she lurIhwh fell 10 chasslng must vigorously IN
I'll gentleman nleriered aud separated Them not huw-
ever before he also received pretty eood lashng about
The shoulders. llurrah for the southern chiyalr,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

letter dated at New Orleans Oh the l2th instant
says
"Onr Sugar crops may be considered good average.
though moi 50 good last year and although we have
some increased planting. We shall vary much from
last years yield pat the cfop down at 100000 hhds
which 10 the extent 1t can possibly tearh and the frost
must stay oil late 10 reach that qnantltyn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

0I- The Southern Locooco papers are still clamorinp
Tor the reduction of the tariff to the reyenue standard
the juggling phrase by the use of which they hone
to cozen the people, in former times they did by the
term Jndcious tarll.' now grown obsolete. VIII they
be pleased to tell us what the revenue standard is If
some dozen of them should undertake TO answer this
question at once-houeh IL is pretty certain that not one
oil mem VIII be simple enough to do should have
as many different answers as voices; and this, too,
without regard to the latitude (which they live They
ACT upon me very common maxim, THAT uords are the
counters OF wise men and the money of fools"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

U" nos r. Marshall, The Locofoco candidate 8
oo"SesS J." Inc Lexington (Ky) distrc,. so,c,,s ,ha
support o' 'he Wings on the ground tina, b.
o. National Bank, and earnest advocate ~, 49, r
III" " io4@' Are not "modern democr,,.,, IN
unto all men? 0''a's all things
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

70 The elegant letter from the White SULPHUR
Springs In another column, will be read with interest
We are promised further contributions from the same
polished pen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
SELLING OFF At COST.

JULY list, 1919.
vuNlE subscriber will. from this time sell his entire
Stock otGoods at COST, and many articles BE-
Low Cost, for Cash.
intending to act in good faith and really sell at cost
the original invoice of the Goods will be shown to any
one who may desire il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
ANOTHER CASEI


The Utica On. " Gazette tells a rather Indicron,
story OF an abortve effort of few Aboltions,s in tina,
place to induce negro desert her master Jno
Mum, Esq. Of Mississippi, who was on visit to hi.
relatives In that city, AS the Abollionisls hea nd
OF the arrival of this woman, they obtained writ of
habeas corpus. and, accompanied by mob of white.
black and mixed went in pursuit Of the woman wi ON
they found at the residence Of Mr. Benjamin. a, whose
house, with her master AMI family, she was staying
Inc woman, on their appearance excessively fright.
ened, and refused 10 90 with them. Mr. Mum told the
fanatics that they were perfectly welcome to her if size
wished TO CO. and If they would into bond for her
maintenance. The woman, however refused to listen
TO ihem and indeed was in such lest she should
liberated by force, that the sheriff. to aay her fears sta
TONED body of wachmen the house to Protect her
from their approach Finally, she was carried bef.
Judge Root, on the writ, who explained to the woman
that she was at liberty 10 go where she pleased and
notwithstanding the importunae enlreaiies of HI.
hew friends, she insisted upon remaining with her mae.
ter and, (says the Utica Gazette, from whose onp AZ,
cie we abrldge this staemenl,) 'she is now ABIDING
with him, though still laboring under much appeh.n
sion lest she should he abducted and left to the tender
merces OF the busy bodies who have given ,hemsel,..
50 much unnecessary trouble on her accouuto
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

o. The Washington Union, without undertaking to
express positive opinion the subject considers that
the chances are against Mexican war. II is M,
however, at liberty, says, assign its reason for this
opinion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

Do The Charlottesville Jeffersoniaa and S,snnton
Spectator have both declared in favor of Conveniion
The Charlottesville Advocate is agains, il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
LOCK AND HINGES,

A VERY large supply of Locks, Hinges Bolts. an
IA Binding Materials, of almost every kind usua lv
purchased in Hardcare Store; just received for sale
heap, by H. d. s W. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 6 ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
Extraordinary

Extraordinary .horialiiy.--n viii he seen. by thu
Inspectors return, that the yer o deaths last week
Was ieariully lagr-no les. Than IA. As was To be
supposed the increase is by diseases incident To extreme
hot weather Eighty died Of chuera iniantum fifty i've
ct aropleSy. hiytwo of commissions and sixty of
local nflammauns. The deaths by CONSUMPTION vete
forty five, by dropsy IN the head twenty and by ,sen-
teIy iunrIeen.-.N ]. Com. .1RrL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

gentleman from Texas, in Europe. writes that
a caIony OF 5000 Swiss preparing To lsay
their county aud settle IN Texas this fall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
MS stock is large, general and almost new.
(OE.HTk II CHANTS

And all others IN want OF Goods would do well TO Give
this Stock examination.
All the Goods renal lining hand Will be sold at pub
lie auction on the lith October next Terms &c. pre-
vously made known j. A. STIII Err
July 81 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
EEGTsEYERs sssFxzSN ~

* BARRELS RECIlFlED AND OLD RYE
cc WlllSkEf, part of which is the su pc
nor sTlce ever offered IN this market. Just
and for sale very low by LEE s ROBERTS.
July ii to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

Ten companies Of the Sd L. s. Infantry, 500 men in
all. reached New Orleans ON the 10Th instant IRON Red
River, on their way 10 Texas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
ESER Y.
ESERAY.
1-Fs LEFT the Stable of Dr. Patteson in Lynch q.
iSn burg, on the Sth inst.
.BsfbHn .vYnr1
.fsDNn .HO,.P.

MN black legs, name and tail, six years old, and
about fifteen hands high She raised In the nouns
lans and has likely made OF TO that region. Any in
formation concerning her will be thankfully recevedo r a
lioera reward will be paid to any one who will re.
store her 10 me, enable 10 get her again. Apply
To John }. Purvis, or the subscriber
Juy2 4tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

A LARGE FAMILN.-Dr Iespsus who is now
IN Egypt, says thai ho rich !assan Dey has iorty-wo
wives aud one hundred aGd ninety children
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
LTNSEED OH.
CASH FOR WHEAT.

fESllE undersigned, usual is prepared to pay the
u highest market price Tor Wheat, delivered al his
lumber house, ON the canal. He invites all who have
Wheat for sale, to give him a call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKETT.
July 10 wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

" bh'Ok'yn, Long s~iard and Kings County Mn-
s"s' Insurance Companies all suffer 10 CO.'S .deysble
knevnf.
ne Matos Safety CO. has the largest amoant a,
rsh ss7 VI 100000 and careful examination Of The
hsses makes probable dat there will actually be be-
tween 800 600 and 500 COO Of aboot half the sccsmu
ssflons Of profits, on hand
The two companies which are locked uoon ne ,.ed
ep BY this disaster are the Merchants Fire and Eas,
Ae', winch VIII perhaps pay in full or nearly So, but
esss ~ capi,sl Icii 10 % % with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
EDOpiessiCs and Feathers.

p BALES heavy 4 4 Domestlcs
81 6U0 lbs new Feathers,
just received on consignment, and for sale, by
GEORGE DAGBY.
June IL Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

q"ip the tonpany ;by Mr. McRt' % Hen
rico. Of the RE ,moud FIRE Assncintion
PRAYING the passage of ana;t author-
ising an increase IC ihcir capital stock
by Nr kidwell 81 citizens or Preston.
Taylor ani Barbour, for the formation
ul II new county out OF parts oG said
countics; by Mr.. White, II doc ,ment To
SUSAN the petition al citizens %! The
county of Rock bridge. fnr separate
election at the iowa of Fairfield, in said
county; by Nc tIAys. "a petition oc ci,i-
zcns of the coun'ies of Wood ami Lewis
for The inrmariun OF II new county gu,
at SAID countless also, of citizens Of
Lewis. demonstrating against tac for.
NATION OF new coin,y out Of ptrts of
a Lewis, Harrison. Birhour and Ran
dolrh: by MIR PARuIorr. al cIilZeus of
{ Marshall, demonstrating agains, The pc
4 titon oil the Baltimore and Ohio Rml-
road Company: by Mr. WITeuER. doc.
utncnt 10 be used in the contested elcc,
ton from Bath; by Mr. HAMILTON, ur
Presinu, OF citizens of Sud county
nsklng that the petition OF the Bhlti
more and Ohio Railroad Company be
granted; by Mr. Hays, similar petitions
lipul 'l'lI'US III ispWts ana * ln'iOip n-
by hlr kidwell, Of Aaron Barker, p
Fosle and john Rogers, praying that
payment may be mule To tho cunirac-
tors on the Fishing Creek and Brandon
Sviic Road of tho amount cuutrtciej
io be paid them--oy Mr.. Goodson. of
citizens of tn" comfy of Washington
asking the construction Of mazda niZ.
, ed road from James River to the ten
nssSco line ny Mr. Pendlrton. Of ci,i,
Zcns OF the county OF Berkeley. nrayinu
the passage OF an act authorizing Il
further emission by the B,nks of notes
oi the denomination Of one AMI twu
dollars-by Mr. Blue, a sinlur petition
from cl,iz,ns Of tho county of llamp-
shire, by MIR Perry, OF John Il McCluer
praying the paSsl u OF an act author
: lZ'ng the school commissioners of SAID
county To pay him II sum Of money du,
: Tor teaching poor children IN the c nm
: ~ OF IaZnwcll by Mr. Brown OF J
Undertake, for the Incorporation o
tne Shadwall Cotton Factory, in IN,
county of hlbemarlc. by Mr. F,lnarv
NJ citizens of the county of Loo, 20
INC call OF ii convention 10 amend III,
Constitution Of the Stale
) On motion Of Mr. Stephenson, In,
e liouse adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
From the 81. LOUIS RevieUe.
SWALLOWING OYSTERS ALIVE
BY SOLITAIRE,


A Sucker0 His First Oysiers-S l.
Lortng IL aiue- Terrible Situalion-
me ReScne- Disappearance.
AT Lutte hour. the other night. the
door oil an oyster house in our civ wns
thrust open, and in sta!ked a hero from
.ne sucker Stale. lie was quite six feet
"'8h' spare somewhat stopped, with a
hungry, anxious couJtenance, and his
hands rashed clear down TO the bottom
OF MS brooches pockets Ills outer GOV.
erIng was hard 10 define, but after sur
Veylng 1t minuiely, we came 10 the CON
cinslon that his suit had been made in lis
Ooyhood, ora dingy yellow linsey.wool-
sey' ana that, having sprouted I'D with
aStonlShihS rapidIty, he had been forced
10 piece II out with all colors, in order 10
keep pace with his BODY. In spite of his
exertions, however, ne had fallen in n,
ours ABOUT a loot of the necessary length
anu' consequently stuck that far through
ms IneXPresslb'es. Ills crop OF ba,r
was surmounted by the funnie ST lutle
seal SKIN cap imaginable. After taking
a POSITION he INDUCED IN a long stare n,
me nan opening the Jjpgircs. and sIo,y.
y CALCULATED -"lsierslp
Yes. sir" responded tho a"cot,vso,
orator, and fine ones they are. too -
well I've heard tell Of islers ar,rs
says he' "but this Is the fust time Nv,
seed EN-, and PaEhsps III know wb,.
mar mndo Of afore git out Of town.
HAVING espresso l this Desperate in
.enI'on' he cautiously approached a plate
."a scruiinIzed the uucased she'll 6s, |
VIZ q s'9yity and interest which you'd |
'''e uone honor 80 the most illustrin,,
l rs.en'' ,n'o the hidden mysterics -,
az ''qg,h no began TO sol,lo"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

SOUTH CAROLINA wiNE-The .J;,o, .,
me savannah Republican has samples Of eieh,
Minds oil wine. made hy DR. Sidney Smith. of Rob.
ensv'i'e, Beaufort. s c. They nre The pure ipic.
vi me grnpe. without The addition Of sny spiri,s
Whatever cne Of the specimens is from The vim
'aee oi 1888. another frorn hot OF 'Js. and the
o'hef SIX from that Of The present year They dif-
Ter IN havor according To The speoies Of c,ope
from which they were expressed, The names ., xbicb
'"ey generally hrar; as Warren Madeirn. La Clnr-
ehee' Ca'awh', Scuppanong. Virginia Seedlings.
&C &C DR. 5 has on hand some $50 gallons Of
'heSe wines which he fnis useful f,r aII medicin
''and culinary PURPOSES, such as the light French
wines ore used fcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoNpAY. Dec. 30. 1911

MONDAY, Dec. 30, 1914.
| Bills were read first and second
time and ordered to be engrossed.
An engrossed bill amending the ac,
passed Jan. 2Oth, 1914, approprio,ino -
sum OF money to the Prices Turnniko
ana Cumberland Gap road, was read +,
lhIrd time and passed.
Committees made reports.
The report of the committee of Pro
positions and Grievances against the
Peiiiion oil Citizens OF Marion. for nm
alteration in tho line DIVIDING said
county from The county Of raylSr. was
real aud agreed 10.
The report OF the committee orCo,r,,
OF Justice. against the expediency Of
allowing SherllrS compensation for r,r.
nIShlng extra commissioners was ro,I
and agreed to-
Tho cngrosseJ bill "amending ,ho
Charter OF tho Rappahanock COMPANY
was taken up, read n third Time. oodI
passed, by vote Of II 10 IL.
PETITIONS.
IeHlIons were presented and reCerro1I
appropriate committees:
ny Nr Fox. orlhe Officers and nam
Ders ol The troop Of cavalry attached toi
nc ODD regiment "f Militia, askior ,oh
be allowed the necessary arms TO e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

SERIOUS RFrARrgg. Il Galway gen.
,!enun lately entered a coffee house in
London, and called for lea-his hrocne
attracted the attention Of scented civ
uin IN tho opposite box, who. relying
upon MS superior accent. resolved -
nave u lcS, AT the expense of the stran.-
ger. The riviltn c,lleI for tea too
ne lrlShmcn cnllc for muffin, so did
Tue c'NIllan-iotst. milk. sugar, &c. ;,
were soveraily called for bv tho Irish
man, aud rs sevorally @ hood by tho
i"p' Who enioycd in his corner The sup.
posed embarrassment 20 which he was
suni"1iing the Galway man. AT last i,
WIN the greatest composurc tho irish
man desired lhe waiter Ia bring pis-
'"'s Ter "cO!' The losers echo was
Sieuccd.