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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
HOT Sc OF DELEGATES.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
WrpstspAr. January 2s!h. lsi

Mr.. Banks. Chairman If the Committee Ut Propa.i-
TINS and Grlsssoces, reported a bull auihurizInp tho
Trustees % the T,wn 81 Lexng'on IN thu County Of
Kckhr'ige. 4" use IN. county jail fuf ain purposes
The same Committee repori.d adversely Ia The pei
a"n Il ci'lIsns Z" Ismpbell. Bedford and Putsyyana
fM ncw ~uun,y la he iuruned rs tose cnuntles
Aso adversely To The psti,un o ciiizsns u the euun>
~ ii App'nstiaS. or the dscuntnuance VI all the ssp
sraie elrctIons IN sad county.
Asn adversely To the p-llriun "f sandfy citilpns nj
Csfn ennu'y. praying that the county eoari bs author.
ssd ,o cause cefAn psrt OF the Main slfcei IN the
village al Csrtnlips. Ia be aid,Hed and ssig
and tia. the name o. said sgs be restored to that OF
IHIsviiIs
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NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT

We ses an account of a new rellpious nov.me,t i,
'"e pa~fs, mat has excited great interest IN Germany
ana mol ny So hut II Is alirsctua the anxions attention
oil lhe religious world. The author oi this moyemen,
u 1"nan"ts ho"ge, Roman CahoIic Priest. Who has
o''a'e" Tue confessional, and the other lresly ,Ices
"i mat church, 'iua thsone and hun,iliatn,, ,,,i
'"e mugs OF Hm into journalism" In HE new RELIGIOUS
notions OF ms revolving Priest. he approaches the car
d'ha principles of Proi stants and cuntrlhuss very
n'-"n a'y '"'xfnd through Germany the influence Of
TX St =, p'u,a ""'tine ut Justification By faith in
o'N"S ,"H. Protestant Christians, every where re.
ga'u nus movement, as new reformation in Germany
ne 'u'''S producing on the hears Of thousands
Is said to be tremendous
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Gtr0tMtd zeNfo!aliire.
SENATE.
W.psrspAY. Jan. IS. LEI
SOC rllVESTERN ROAD.

SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
On ms,on If VI McaIullen tho Senate iook up the
southwcp,.rn R,sd BILL.
Mr.. 1homIsm Of A., proposed series Of amend,
seei.s.
Tho amendments were discussed At ,,me lenpth by
Mes<ts. MaMuen Bandurani, SfiHeef. 6slah.r stan.
ard and Careron ia opposition; aud by Nj ssrs 1homp
soa vi Wallace and Wicher, 10 favor o The atnnnl
nehs. They we're all REP cl.d.
The bill passed without amendment by the hllovins
voi,.
AYns-Me,s,s. Wnods. Sutton. Thompson If An
hsrs, Moore. Cs~ ford. Willry. Bni,duraui GaIahrr
Piper. Capet,an stanatd. Denea", Sttnger. McNulcn,
Snrrran' Regers. hcCaal.y. Newman and Thompson
OF k.-l9.
NoIs.- Messrs Scott. (Speakef,) Cox. Wallace.
Ssrk. Baptist, Garrett. Dennis, Nncttt, Smith, Svsn
AID Tsylor- IL.
On mutton ii Mr. Thompson II Kana,hs the bill
Incorporating the Rich noud and Ohio Ralr,Ad Cum.
pa"y was taken up aud made The ofd.r Of tho day or
i.rInarrow.
0" mo'i,n Of VI Thompson OF K TIC Senate ad.
burned.
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oa ,noilun. lite House adjenfnrd.
SENATE.
Fnp.r. Jan. 80. 1916.
IL IL. l.. -.
SENATE

fJssNa
fRip,r. Jan. 50. To-
Ei.efic Medical .Soci,fg
bill TO incorpofse The Directors IL the S,irniih
aud Ecsrilc Medical Institute vi the Sia. ui Virginia
WAS ,akeo up, aud amended. moiiou II Mr. Ihomp
son oi A.
Mr. Voolfolk rad from lhs rerof II rial uf the fun
der OF the lhoms'nsn system. IN Massachusetts. T.,
me mufdrt u patient, by administering 10 him l,bs
va and other ingredients, In which he gave singnla
n,mts-such a coBee. reH ply gris,ie aud raacats
/ ne Whole Treatment OF the palieD Represented D
heine ehlra"rdioay but the Curl seem. mhace II
the = Is ct The physician acquitted hin.
assuiacn
MI Baptist puntrd ont the caims VI most of The gen
lirnfn asking The incorporation. .hose would
bear comparison with that OF any member Oi the Sen
ate.
~. Sutton moved IN puti pone the bill indefinitely.
he vote on lndefinfie posilpnemeni, MAS decided in
ihe ns2sIivs--sys l2. noes -
The bill Was then laid on the isblr.
Richmond aud Quo Railroad
On motion of Mr. Thompson ol Ka.. The bin lncor.
pHsiinS COMPANY i"r constructing Kailfuad from
kic'hohJ I" The Ohi1 River. taken up.
Mr.. NoodhJk moved To strike out Of The LIST section
Road Law.
Mr.. Thompson Of ka.. opposed tho amendment. urr
ing ihs lnpuflance ri ri 'cung all amendments
UT. Naliace pointed oUt The chatscer Of the er
'eP"ns referred TO- aud urged the Injustice oi depart
IN. IA This instance irn he settled policy of the STATE
-f'thrniarly 'Atnpllng them rom taxation. lie ssk
'd The friends d Tbs bill to punl the charaslc oi lhe
exceptions
NJ sanad opposed the amendment " ilh great earn.
,s'ness, aud cOnlrnded that II would defeat The BILL
lie answered ibe objections urged hy The friends #
me amendment. The work "ss which just ftd
ana feqn'td departure from ordinary aes Of ncorpo
raiun.
Messrs. Wallace. Voolfolk aid Stfinger replied,
and defended the praprety OF The amendment.
Remarks upon Incidental points were made by Messr.
" Ilcher, Cox. Boundurant, Gallaher aud Scott,
Speaker J and The bill was made The order fine dsy
"r Monday, before taking vote upon Mr.. Voolfolk
,mendment
On Nj GarreIl's motion, the Seuate agreed to ms.
II ! O'Clock IN Monday.
And then adj urned. at 1 o'elck
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METHODIST CosrrGEScE.-Ihe Athens Tanner q,
in's"s! HE Zo'h INST says--Ife Gforcia Cuuetence
oil the Meth dsi Episcopal Church, South hts been in
sessl1" IN this place since "Wednesday morning last and
vi" not probably adjourn bclufr Tomorrow or the day Gl
la"lng. bishop Andrew prrsldes aud som,thnp over
'oO 'nflnhsrs are IN ATTENDANCE Next w,,k we shall
W mn" =" punish me llst OF appointments the ensu>
lng year v a understand that the fiuwng deepa,es
have been appointed 10 attend the South, IN General
Conference, Ia he held in Pcirrshurg virginia in Nav
neNi: George +. Pierce, LovicI Pierce. w i p,tss
Samuel Anthony James T.. Evans J W Glenn. Isaac
Boring and A. l."ogslreetj and Alexand' Means and
j. w. TalIey alletnales.
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FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET

Since the arrival Of The llbern,a Flour is down ia
81. at which pice sales ieh be .cuJ al ,lr mar
ket. Wheat S. 10 90 ceais
In Richmond ON the ooh. Flour had de- ,lintd IT, 81
and but few sales a, that. Wheat declined % 81 % u
SlI0.
In Baltimore. the Both. Flour " as selling al A.
81. Wheat S. To 81 .06.
In Ne" York. on the 30,h, Flour was selling at s.,
IS to 81 30
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r-,n New ORLrAYs, Jan %
"" Lne'-A hostile meeting iook place at u
y'sef'ay m"rnlng IN the Meairie course be,w cen
o"'has NJ Kane. young lawyer and Mr. Hymau =
A." "l This city. Two shots were exchanged
WIZ pistols at ten steps. and the second fire Mr. Kane
fr'''ed his ad,ersays hall above the shoulder lie
"" a"o expired IN lew moments, without utterag a
"o'u u Was iunnd thai the ball severed the carotid
ffy and broke one OF the verehra, Of the neck
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Daniel O'ConneU :

Ibis rhanthropisi. it w be from the follow
ing extracts from one OF Mr.. Walshs letters could find
enough at hoiae to occupy his attention. fhc would rem
Ger his own tenants happy, Without going TO distant
'anos IN search OF human beings for his sympathy
Inc Commissioner Of the London Times TRAVELLING
IN Ireland, has convicted O'Cunoeli the supreme NH.
'an'hrops' aud otolrmns', of l,stin. his own tenant,
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SENATE
TnuksDlY. Jan 20,h, L
Reirneesion If .7ierand,ia.


Reirbeeeion If .7ieraadlu
The Speaker laid before The Senate a commnnir,.
WIN 'rsm me ILL o'nani Gosrrnn. encsing copies ut
tesdaNms passed by thu Cemo,on Cum III Of Al.,an.
dra, in felg t,an the r,tccssan at The town and c,
" of Alexandria To tho State Of Virginia
ia m"i'on OF Mr. Wallace. the document vas refer.
red ~ 4 sci CT COMMITTEE.
Richmond aud Ohio Rail Road
On moion Mr.. Thompson ok. the Senate ,o,t
up the bill to Incorporate The Richmond and Obo Raj
Rad Company. ''''
Mr. M",re moved 10 amend. 80 IS Ia .,ike on, III.
s"rds requiring iht Road 10 he cs,ed IN the South side
u James X yer. Neeatved, shef debate
MI. Nlonre alsa inovpd Ia amend. M "a IN ,,a,i.
the Road to be cumnenc,a at IL. western l,rm,n,. -
The was also n-galived.
tae Senate then, al half pas, o'clock adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

% On Nielsen correspondent, "Ilafo. is inf rnoI
''' we nave h'sa'd his Communication. lie will p,u.
sehu us anaihef cory. We will. however. state I'll.
c"h'eHts;-l presented To the citizens of Nelson in bt
coming manner. 'he name OF Col. TiOS. j. MASSIE
Is suitable candidate 10 represent that County in tn
next House Of Delegates
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sptrndid 4 srhc mir L. Cos. 4 .tou.e de 4 niucs.
W T. would ask the atienmn OF the LADIES' Ia our
stock OF. French and Englis. Cachniir de Cosse
and .Nousein dc LANES
ihty WI be LIQUID 10 embrace the most beautiful
styles imported; and CHEAP ron c,sr.
REGARDS, RYAN s. Co.
Next dor to Nm. T.. NnunC.
wv -
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wise r'nd''on altogether .haa n, the i.t,la,.
e, :,% III q"''ttr IN The n'led States; he ms,
~ care. no culture. The Commissioner saws
nave been all over England, ScoIlenJ. W,,..
F'a"1 and declare 10 you, solemnly. thai in nn n'
" '''e oned Kingdom is such he slrcled wre,eh.dps
iilln' snch squalon. such misery Of every ",
49,, ;e seen, as saw that day on Mr. O'Conn.li,.
'''e' !" 'he presence of Mr.. Manrlce O'Connellv
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manufacturers of Tobacco both in to,, ,,l -
VIII mud the following extract Of a letter from r..
ui some Importance 10 them:
.Hessrs. Edii0rs-You will confer (,v,, -,
patrons by publishing The nnexed extract of l.,,.,
nave received from Bremen. Many Manufacturer =,
uha'f he Impression that the Licorice on stems ad
Tue value On the cunnent-and some dry stem,ne,. -,
understand. have actually sauced their stems h.c y
pfi2Ins them. under the mistake The nefl.c,,
VI stems 'of the continental markets, and particularly a.
Nose wanted fl Russia. where the highest nrlc. ~
paul. Is bright yellow stem, clean uf leaf and Of ,.,
iengh-Prlzed straight in good dry order c,sks w.ol
ny ''"'n iZoo l., l4oo ms. No stems made in the WI,
lei stasnn should he priced I'll April
Very Respectable vonrs &c.
HENRY LUDLAM Il Go
Extract IF Letter from our Bremen Corr,,,o.d,,.
dated oPo"oe"i
BREMEN, Dec. 81 lot =,
wv ih regard t. Tobacco stems. we b.c l.,,zI
ara" y"nr particular attention. To their being sauc.d
s"'efheu, ny MIXTURE of curice, which iuakes Tho.
Turn white and mundy after while On, de.I
nave hYon 10 bud II ont and are very shy in bov,,
snGh stems, aud W. are Compelled 10 make an ab,,
mem III price, whenever ms sancinp has been ,,,
''"o 10 much extent. Fine steuis continue IN pmd 4.
mand. s'o' "
onr stock OF Stems on 3ls Dec 1914, 200 bbt.
Import IN 1915, 5o72 :.
. 1882
Stock, Dec. 3ls, 1915, 1870 :.
'o"Su"'Pi"h, 4l52
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o. Bennett ofthe New York Herald. was COW hid.
IN 'he streets ct New York last week, by one Of til
proprieiors Of the New York Mirror.
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1''D,s'a"a Eteef'.a.-Ihe Wings are badly beat.
~ '"'S oa'e' J"hnsan the Locofco candidate is .,r,.
o''e'""'. majority of Democrats has been ,l,c,.d
"e SENATE and lower Hacse This is The fra, e.c,,,.
under the new Constitution. Wv wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

CO Green W, Caldwell, Esq, has declined lnc non
naI'on as the candidate for Locooco Governor Of Nor
Carolina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

10 Many Voters Of franklin, Nominating Tho.
>. "feer and Col Stephen Turnhull as candidates Il
HE Legislature shal! appear in our next,
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C5~ John MeCaulry, Esq. will be candidate
re election from tie Roanoke Senatorial District.
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HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.

communication received from the Senate sla,.
Ing that they have passed the bills ontltlod:-
An scl Ia amend The frat and second sections Of the
net 10 ncorP"a'e The Virginia Collegiate Institution,
passed 3Oih II Jan iSi5
Als', an act 10 incorporate the Richmond IrJn Com,
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SENATE.
SATURDAY. Jan. 81, 1886.
SMALL. NOTE BILL.

Inns bill was taken up, Temporarily, when Mr. Wal.
lace submitted The following substitute:
Strike oui all after the ensc,ing clause and insc,t
hat II shall nut hereafter he awlul Tor any Bank
ur Branch thereof, within ihis Cnmronw eahh, 10 issu,
any mute al is"wn. give circulation to any nute OF
less denomination than ten dollars"
The bill and amendment were then laid IN the table
here being n" other business ready tor action
On motion of Mr.. Nuultutk the Senate adjourned
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY. January 3lsi, lS46
A communication received frnm the Senate stat,
ing ihsi they have passed the hills en,ul'd-
An A"i lnrornaarlng the President and Directors of
The South Western Turnpike Road and Tor other pur
poses
An Act authorizing separate election at The house Of
Boston Rowan, IN the County Of Monroe.
PETITION.
BY Mr.. I"lcr. memorial Of lie Common Council of
tynchhufg. asking for The passage oi law extending
The cr,rp'rsie m,ts uf said lnan.
On inoiiJn OF Mr. Scott, the ltuse adjourned
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Extract Y Letter from our Bremen Corr, ,,o.d,
dated 'ePo"de'
BREMEN, Dec. 3I.lsa
I oilSu!np'lan,

The Lynchb~g Republican.
The last Republican is out IN a new Jress. n
wish them success
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REL ORTs OF COMMITTEES.

pany.
REL oRTs OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Lsnirr from he Committee Of Proposition. md
'leVahees reported bull establishing separate Flee
tion AT Loensl Level in Halifax.
Also repaired bill rejecting The peillon Of tho cti
l""S and nr'shhrhod Of the town Of Marysve IN the
county "f buchanan. tor AN act 81 lncorporann
On motlun ri Mr.. Toler. Resol,ed That the Com
m''re n Roads enquire into The expcdrnry Of passing
law aolhorizrg The Iynchbure and Salem Turup,kr
COMPANY, 10 10 Locale paris {" heir road so thai ey
drVale fom NJ point named in the original ac, NJ iuc
p"s'n a"' ais" aa'horxos SAID compan, to appupr,.
ate Then dividends and other means to the
IF said road, by mscadaniz n, The same.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Edmonds Petition Of citizens If Halifax
rsying the removal Of The Election Prcc,nc, from ,u
TN. IN said county, to Ovsry's Cross Road
A"o. Memorial from CltiIens Of said county. 10
mons,Iaiing against said removal.
rnE ORDER OF THE DAY
1.-THE Convention Blli' ca ne up in order
On motion, HE order OF the day WAS postponed Ill
luesdsy next.
BALTIMORE & ONO Rail. ROAD.
Al l2o'clock, the Bill crnc.fnin, tho Bstmore AM
OHIO Ra Road came up the order OF The day ON II.
/ second reading.
The bill provides for granting charter for tho pr,.,
cnl'oa ol the Baltimore and Ohm Rail Road to som,
point On tho Oh'o River below Wheeling
Mr. Lee. IN support Of this bill addressed the Uus,
at considerable length. Mr.. L. said that the law grant
ing the right way 10 Wheeling has been absou,sl,
rejer'ed by the Baltimore and Ohlo Rail Road Conn,
NY IN consequence al the difficulties in e way Of con
STRUGGLING road 'ol that place. To require the cumpa
ny togo to Nheelng, would be 10 compel /, to % IL
Pltlshure.
Mr., tdng'on Eel, himself called upon 10 re.s, III,
application which WAS being made Justice To the in
forests nt his constituents. lie said that this subject
had been thoroughly looked into durno The sess,, f M
last Legislature. and hat It decided then by yr.a
majrlty, t"iler hearing 10 the fullest extent both th
advocates and The "ppnenls of The application To re
inse HE application 10 construct the road 10 any pun
lower down the Ohio than Wheeling. He said. thai
for years past this application had been urged hy III
Company. and TINT That Company would continue l.
press II np'n The Legislature. with the hupe of weary
ing IT, aud nrcing H. il were gran, their requests
Tie spoke al some length in reply 10 the arguments
MIR, Lee. Ia the misl Of the remarks Of Mr., Fling
i tnn--
Motion nae made. and carried. TO adjourn.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
IhuRspAr. Jan. %, 1915
REPoRrS OF COMMITTEES

The Committee Tor Courts. reported adversely In
any changes In The present method VI selecting u,eh
Sheriff.. e'
me chairman al The Committee of Roads. presented
hill tf the Incorporation OF the Amelia and No,oway
Rail Road Company.
AS" bill To aa'hur h subscription Tor tho State
Of i~o uhhs Of the capital stock Of the Giles Fayeus
AMI kauawha Turnpike Co
Ai''. h''l providing fr ,hs issuing Of new ceul6,
cses al debt IN place al certain bonds ,ssued Inv h
James River Company y '''
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS

The Rrpor u the Committee of Scbo,. and c,,.,
49, declaring In. xredebt adopt tina Ds,r,c, Sch
>ysem. then came up In order, Nc tho order of III.
day. '''
Az. Eclngtnn offrred the fpw ing amendment ,o the
Shove The first resulu lion clnsin,J in IN. rno, ~
tha Consmiise: -
kss'lvsj. That il be expedieni To al n, "soms. sy,
jrn Ut District Free Sch,r,ls
pm thus ameadmrni. the ayes and mes were asked
adoptrd.
lac Resolution n ,a1 ID WI, tbea ,I,a,eI Inv ,ha
Jdolse NV
ne question then being upon adupion Of the sec
esn'd resolution at The Conmitrr notinn was mad,.
10 fesominlt The subj CT 10 The Conmiitee with stnc
itioas t0 bring Ia a bill.
MIR. Sheppard moved 10 amend The motion 10 re- cam,
nit ~ az !" refer the subject Seller Committee
I, p"n ms Doten varInus gen llstnen enlarged
= ne ihlnwing feselnlion. offered by Mr.. Edsinc,on
And acc~plSd substitute. by tlnsc NOV iDp II, IT,
-evmmi' and refer, was adnplsd by the House
p Ass.dved tina, the existing system far The Eluc,.
u"S ~ iee fmf ct The onwealth be referred 10
I'M Committee ID Scheuls and Colleges with Jirect,vps
~ hPTt 1" his house such amend nens as in their q,
""" are sscsssafy To he Wsse shsi system and also
shst I'll the ssrius plsns for sD,s,riet Schou Svs,.u
Soss under consideration be referred 10 select coiun,,
So Win dir~ctoos tn report snch plan Tor the purn,se
sed'csrd o. In their opinn heal ped To The wish
- sad sants of such counties of the AS
sssy elsci to adppi it,
Nj Stfby's Resolution providing Er appropriatng a
~ ~ money ant d the Treasury. The cause Of Ed.
ArsSn WA made the order uf The Gay for Mendax
aext, q, l2 v'chck " '
On H4aion ~ Alt. T.ler,
Aesoksed. That the Committee FIR { u,,s ,f l..,i.e
e'9nise sno the fxP-diency of extending tho p,w.,
AZ He Ausff u lsiinon Council Of Iyurhsury IN
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PETITIONS.

BY Mr.. Edmonds Petition Of ciliLens Of Halifax
rtsying The removal of The Election Precinct from lliu
'iil'. IN said county, TO Ovsfly's Cross Road
Alro. Memorial from Citizens Of said county. IA
mons,'a,ing against said removal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

by ORDER OF the Hon. Charles ?. DAILY one OF The
- Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of the City and
County OF York-Soltce IL hereby gv-u, pursuant 10
The provisions Of The authorizing attachments sgans
abscouding concealed and debtors that al
lachmeri hss issued against The ess,e of John Person resi-
Of Spencer Msdina souny, Ohio, and that The
will be sold for the payment of his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according law, within
nice months from The publication OF this notice and
Ihsi the payment 81 any debs due 10 HIN by
siding within The Stae ci New York and Tho delivery
him, for OF any property within said Stale belong
ing him. and the transfer Of any such properly by him
forbidden ny law, and void
Dated the 7ih day OF Msy, 1916.
PETER CLARK, Atiy. for Attaching Creditors.
mylS lawsm 25 Nassal-st " Y
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THE TRIBUNE.
TO A LADY. For The Tribune.


On, when thou comes; Nigh,
There springs tide Of strange yet known delight
A. II the form that made vision brighi
Again wen, floating by
With less of earth in every motions grace,
And something more Of Heaven in The face.
As .Iowiy falls the lid
Der the calm giories of that eye Of thine.
The growing splendors of mystic shrine,
BY yelling wing seem hid
And then dream why spirits left the sky,
Charmed by the brightness of a mortal eye.
breathe not PASSIONS VOW;
A sacred mission thine to win and bless;
For by the token Of THY loveliness
I know Of Angels now
Glad uplift, as of wings. feel once more,
Thinking of all the Souls far bridal.store
It's well we do not see
oh, ssrsngcr-lady, beauty like thine ever
For who would ask from earthly things to sever
If fashioned all Ike thee;
And, we'll heed how trepbles In sSh
Jx1oxr A. MAsrT.
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by ORDER OF Hon T. A. Talmadge. Recorder OF the
DCity OF NewTork Notice ia hereby gwen pursuant 10
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments against
sbsc0ndng concealed and nonresident Debtors that An al
tachnenI has issued against the estate OF Of James MITCHELL
resident OF Jersey City IN the State OF New Jersey and
a. h. nd 6iscbss snch si,,rhment accordinr IN
law within nine mouths from the 6rst publication OF his
ice; and that The payment OF any debts due TO him by rest
dents OF This STATE and the delivery hin for his USE OF
any property within This Stale belongin him. and the
OF any property by hi forbidden by law,
and are vaid Dated the 18Th day Of September, 1885
a2i lsw9In GEORGE BRADSHAW. Attorney
k,r ai,achin, Creditor e Inhn-a.r-ti NevE. York
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SHERIFF's SALE-By virue Of writ Of heri ia
- cias erected and delivered, VIII expose 10 sale
al To-, yesubale Of City Hail. the City OF Newly orb.
the 24h day Of June, 1896 l! O'Clock al me right
Of tssac Taylor which he had the lSu
day of March. 1876, or at any time ser~s.d, in whose
hands the Of AID all that certain
lease from Pearsa g. Powell TO Isaac Taylor dated oco
her iih Si5-recorded Nov 29h, 1885, In Library 500
23S OF 10 6mOnths and 10 days from
date OF said lease Of the house lot known No Mon
roesireet The It'll Ward OF the city OF NewYork New
YORK, May 18th, 1916. WIN. JONES' Sheriff.
w W. LYoS Deputy Sheriff. nylS iaw6w
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NEW APPARATUS FOR EVAFOKATING
RY STEAM-The subscribers are now prepared 10 sup
ID ply orders for their Improved Evaporation.
This apparatus viii be found 10 be OF great value Tor con-
csnlrung solutions OF sugar and the various chemical salts
making extracts woods heating ois for publication,
dsing turpenipe and In short for every operation OF
heating evsporstng concentrating liquids wherein 10
desirable heat OF rHiher tEnn hrs- IL
evaporses greater rapidly than any apparatus ever
before constructed A, evidence OF us excellence ia
ouy necesIsry thai lae fair o. the American In
received the premiums OF gold medal aud silver
cup OF The i've vnluabl. inventions exhibited
ths, wear JAMES J. MAPES, Consulting
WILLIAM A. COX, Engineers,
mia 2awSms No. IFS Chainhsr-s,. New York