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The respected CORES spondent" in this mornings
National Intehgencer" is rather unfortunate in his
positions. We are pleased that the notice resolu-
tion passed rather than at all, because it de-
cares that it is desirable" TO terminate the con-
venon, and therefore to give the notice; and because
it will far meet the views Of the President, and
enable him to settle the question: though not so ef-
fectually as if it had been a naked notice, the
notice Of the House-and still more, if such no.
tice had passed the Senate by the same majority as
it received in the House. We are pleased to see
the Senate resolution, amended as it was, rather
than none, as the National Integencer" and its
clique would no doubt have preferred. The admin
straton therefore, though did not get the notice
in the form which it would have preferred, has got
it in a form to act upon with effect, and will no
doubt promptly give the notice to abrogate the con-
vention according to its own discretion" There
fore strue, that, thought the administration did
not get all that it desired, yet that it has got part
of its views, and therefore, it was not, as "the
respected correspondent" says, "signally defeated
and rebuked" The "National Intelligencer" itself
was much more "signally defeated and rebuked."
The House resolution itself spoke of"negotations'
but neither that resolution the amended resolu-
ton ofthe Senate instructed the Executive "to reopen
negotiation" II by that phrase "the respected cor
respondent" means that we are to make an offer to
Great Britain, much less does the Senate resolution,
as he says, specify "the basis of the 49h degree"
Does this respected correspondent" really be-
lieve that the President needed the Senate resolution
to prompt him to 'save the nation from war;" He
is as desrous of preserving the peace of the coun
try, on honorable terms, as any man; and if the
House resolution had passed, it would efectu-
ally have given him the power to do so. 1t was in
reality the best peace measure as the intelligent
Americans in England and in Europe now think.
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MORGAN.
EUTAw HOUSE,

Corner Q Eufdp ana Baltimore streets,
JACKSON g. CRANST0N, PROPRIETORS.
TNHE undersigned beg leave to inform the public
Il that they have leased the above extensive and
well-known hotel, which during the last two months
has undergone thorough renovation and refurnish-
ing, rendering it now unsurpassed by any hotel in
the country for elegance and comfort Its situation
is high and healthy, commanding fine view Of the
city, and convenient to the places of business and
pleasure. The proprietors fatter themselves that
their well-known connexion with the first hotels in
the Union, amply qualities them for the satisfactory
discharge of their duties, and respectfully solicit pa
tronage.
H. F. JACKSON,
Late of the Astor House. New York.
H. CRANSTON,
Ofthe Pavilion, Rockaway, l.. l.
N B. Coaches will be in readiness at the depots
and landings to convey passengers and baggage free
of charge, to the house.
The Pavilion at Rockaway will be opened
usual on the lat of July, by M. Cranston.
Baltimore, May I-eodlm
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CTOCK, farming utensils, &C, at Auc-
- tiOn.-On Wednesday next, 9th instant, at
the Glebe farm, belonging to the estate of the late
Gen. John p Van Ness about three miles from
the Georgetown ferry, on the Virginia side of
the Potomac river, will be sold, at public auction, by
order of the Orphans court for the county Of Wash
ton D. c., the farming utensils horses, cows, mules
hogs, &C., on said farm.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Terms,
cash.
And on Thursday, the 7h instant, at the auction
store of the subscriber, at o'clock, p. m, will be
sold, SO shares of Rockville and Washington turn
pike stock.
B. HOMANS,
May 1-d3t Auctioneer.
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Calicoes, plain. Cslicoes, printed
and dyed.
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ls4l. ls45. ls4l. l5l6
British West Yards. Yards Yards. Yards
Indies 1881 ESQ ID, ,ss7, ,l42 s77429O 0,72s, Sal
Americs 1871 ss2 II $50 $50 IO7oa ans Is so2 liza
Cape Of Good
Hope 2, 9,OOs, ,So2 sss4. .24I ISO4 2Ss $500 800
India ,o ,so "a, 90 ,b63 n, IN ,ss % Oe3 l3s
China IliS'so4'OoS lOo 400 27b 41'''o''' 2535 ana
New Holland s9s6, ,S2s 1891 ,6ss ss7 Os2 $3.50, ,s9l
Total ls4 O45 43I 900 500 sos 222 10 Osl $50
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s499,ll4 3S

MICHL NoURsE,
May lit Acting Register.
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ta s4 O4S, ,4sI sOs 800 OO0 Is $40, ,a22 7O,Osl $50
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standard. This rate should be moderate in ITSELF
and sufficient to raise adequate means, along with
the proceeds of the public lands, to meet the ex.
penses of the government economically administer
ed. We are, therefore, in favor of the most en-
lightened system which has been suggested by the
experience and the wants OF the treasury-"a sys-
tenn adjusted on scale consonant with all the great
and various interests of the Union without sections"
Ii is hoped that the time is near at hand where
in Just and equal system of revenue may be intro
duced in order to silence complaint, and to equalize
the blessings and the burdens ofgovernment Such,
we satisfied, is the true spirit of the Presidents
late admirable inaugural whose general views of the
character and principles Of our government may
safely defy all the illiberal criticisms of the late
English journals. II looks to revenue standard of
duties honestly levied for the purpose of raising the
necessary funds to defray the economical expenses
of the government; and to be levied in such manner
as to equaze, as far practicable, the public bur
dens upon all classes and sections.
We shall deem it our solemn duty to respect
those essential compromises in the constitution
which secured its adoption. These were "the re-
suit of spirit Of amity and Of that mutual Difference
and concession which the peculiarly of our political
situation rendered Indispensable" They directly
condemned the rash and meddlesome disposition on
the part Of the abolitonsts to interfere with the
peculiar institutions of portion of the confedera-
cy, which is strongly calculated to distract our pub
lie councils, and TO create some alarm about the
UNION itself.
We pledge ourselves likewise to sustain the ad-
ministration in the efforts which will be made to
secure to the United States thsundisturbed possess
sion of Oregon. However ra5ch the late English
Journals may have pretended, tsAepreciate-
dly they may have rdiculsd our right to the coun-
ry--we entertain no doubt about the Just title Of
the American government. We feel assured that,
in the settlement Of this momentous question, moth
inc will be omitted by the President of the United
States which may be demanded by proper spirit
of Cancellation, and due regard to the rights and
honor OF our country.
But other subjects now call upon our attention;
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Correspondence IF he baltimore american.
WAsliNoroN, Dec. 2qlh, 1915

UNITED STATES SENATE
Mr. IIannrpan offered a serIes of fesplullons which,
wen laid over. al hlllows:
Resorea. That The country in,lnded within the mar
alles OF AZ and "a dew 40 MN norlb h,,,nd and a,
tending irom the Rocky Mountains 10 the Pacific Ocean
knuNn as the territory OF Oregon is III. pfopery If and
parcel of the lncd Siaias
Rts5irrd Thai thero exists M nover in ,Lo C,yo,,
menl to transfer lis sn and the nll ineo l Ito c,,,y
To the dominion authority control and suhecIi,n 81 ,,
Foreign Power Prince Stale or Sny,.eh,niy
Res9lrcd That the Abandonment ar sn,,.nde, If .nv
portion Of the territory of OREGON would he An ah,nd,n
ment OF the honvr character and the lc,t i,,,,,s o
American people - WV
Mr. HAYWOOD from III. ooc,,.. -. y .. -
nori,d ~" 10 establish ,nlls,;a' 49,, ~ 't So
= - ~ . WV wv $40 " Wv '''s''
IN 4, ,,,,i,,a, -, ,La \,L. l. r.,i A., a.. 60, ~
ordered Ia he en,rosseJ far a thIrl ,e,ling
The fllowiLp biis u,re ais, se,er,lv ,olo, ~, an,
ordered Ia he ,nomsse, for a lhr, r,,ding
bill Ia rep,a the ac abolish,np t Office If onc nj
the lnsppetors General of the Army and pruns,ng II, ~,
yiye said Office
A bin To ofyaoiye co,na,ny If S,p,,,s Minors and
punloniqrs
several ,ees,oes ~ a, + ,..,,i,,o .l,r,,,o, war, pa
ceyed from The pfesidrn, of lbe Timed S,nrs ,nd an
muian Of Mr. Spripht the Senate went mia Exeeuiive
Sessi,n
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The frs, business IN order was connected ,,I,h the Sn
perinan,an ami Assistant of III, Folno ,,o,n which
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SZ.EE.s1S 1T .yVCTsO.V.

h "Wednesday next, the nh day of January. 1916
~ al the Market h"nse IN the tewn OF Lynchbrry
will SELL by way of public auction on u credi, OF iou
months, The purchasers giving nutes negotiable and
pay abe at one Of The Banks IN Lynchburg satisfactorily
endorsed for the payment OF the purchase money three
Slaves belonging 10 the estate o Philip Jennings de-
ceased, 10 wit, woman aud two girls
The title 10 said Slaves believed To be rood but ACT
ing merely in hdnclaty character L will only convey
10 the purchasers such title is vested in me as ad
minisIrnlor of said decedent.
KENNY DiNNlNGrON
Administrator ol Pmlp Jennings, deed.
Jan. NJ
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.4cquiiial Of Catch j. .Nc.NhAs In the rase Of the
United States against McNulty, Mr.. Fenda, counsel
Tor the prosecution. concluded his very able address yes
lerdav about one O'Clock when the To the jury
who after retiring for short time, returned verdict
Of not guilty This trial has lasted one entire week,
and has excited in its progress, from day day,
al interest the couri>oom being crowded with speria.
lors.-.N National hlieihgeacer.
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.S'G TEsE.

9INHE SUBSCRIBER has This day, niFfeo 'n'o
i partnership with WIN. 4. Eoang, Tor the s'pose
OF conducting GROCERY AND COMM
SION BUSINESS Sand alter returning hts acknow J.
ednmenis his iumer customers Who have SO libera-
" extended 10 him their patronage whilst in the late
ouutern of Bowes < hcree. begs leave to say 10 hen
that. in the Cuhcern. they will find ar.er and
more general OF Groceries, than he has here's
oire had the pleasure of Offering them. and asks con
Rnance of their pa tonage the Concern, well
as call the public generally, promising them, that
# prompt attention business and bargains shall be
any indueemeni. tLty shall not 90 away Disappointed.
PAUL e.. BONLES.
Jan. | Is
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1slkl&MiSo
e. THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

e. THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
published semt@eekty, (erery Monday and Thnsda
BY SrArHAM, BILLIARD & TOWNLEY,
A. -Four Dollars per anii, payable in adeanee. No sub
,rpton o be recsiredtor shorter time than SIR months
aud no paper wH be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
.StAs Tditors) until all a5renroses ars paid.
81 .7DYERTIs EhIE.N'TS inserted at 50 cents pc,
,,aas (or ess) for ccery inner form, insertion and 81
esats per rare (or fcss) for every outer form insertion
EVERY .4DPERIISER IS required to note on ms
manuscripts long he ishe ms advertisement inserted
On ADVERTISEMENT oted todi DC inserted t IT'S dts
sutinuonce be Ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DpERTISLNG the terms are for
,hs privilege squares, 40 for one square so Jor
,ae sqasrs form, >35. Ecery yearly adret'ser
waibe re3tlrea his Advertising 10 hspd'tte"-
ar line Of busi.ess.
~. JOB PRLN'FLNG ereouted neatly and erpedhous-
n sud reasonable terms,
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LAW NOTICE.
Oct. 6

ENDWARD BOILING and John c. Murrell, hav-
ing associated themselves together in the prac,ica
OF Law will attend the Superior and Inferior Courts VI
Campbell Appomatox & Halifax. All business enirusts
ed To them will be promptly attended 10.
Address, Campbell CChn House. VI.
Dee. % n
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.T'O YgfE.

) ! have made arrangements for the tuluIe, II
\ is necessary that should close up my old bust
hope therefore lltoae Indebted To will coae
forward and settle With as .ule delay rs possible,
WAl. T. YOUNG.
Jan.
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2. EesO0ssPu Mare for .Syye.

II. EcsO0dCd .FgUre for Safe.
'fGl ON MONDAY, the l9ih of January, 1916,
Amherst count house. CT being day,) shall
for sale, the highest bidder a credit SIX months
til. purchaser giving hond aud good security,
Il SORREL FILLF,
,hree years old. we'll grown and thorough bred Her
pedigree pure aud nndoubfed aut shall be procured
and handed over 10 whoever become the purchaser
he SAID 6ly is sold as the property Of James W bib.
re deed JNO. THOMPSON, Jr,
EN'of. ui W. DIbfeIl, deed
Jan. tl9J
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GEO. WI. IsI.N:xG m,
Attorney III Law,

WILL. practice his profession in the Courts %
w Lynchburg, Camphe Bedford, Amhets, ant
Appomatox. Office the Post Office, Iynohbur:
Virginia.
Jan. ~
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Y'OV.s'G - i.'EES.
I II e o ID 81 Mp OF ssNNN LES n 1N:sE.

1Ss.s Ga ~ Is 81 ~ ~.
L THE OLD STAND on s;H"LES n AGREE,
one DOOR ABOfE mEssNs-
MEIiisN GHATAENs,
.FFERS FOR SALE:
y % hhds. 81. CroS, P Rico and n. o. Sugars,
!" Cuba. Clarified do
10 boxes Loa do
) bbs. Crushed do
800 bags Rio, Lasuira and Java Coffee,
20 hhds aud bdIs \, o. aud p. Rico Molasse,
$50 sacks Salt,
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
200 kegs Nails, all kinds.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, RlchSond aud ether Fac
tories,
10 tons Bar Iron,
3 Mould Boards and IIaow Ware,
6 Am. Blis,ered Steel,
500 lbs. Shear do
- bbs. Tan Oil,
70 boxes and caddes Tea, very fur,
80 tons lump Plaster,
100 bags Shat
LOCO lbs. bar Lead,
50 kegs Dupont's and Ky. Il ne Powder,
20 " Blasting do
So Nova Scutia Grindsionts,
% kegs While Lead,
500 lbs. Putty,
80 boxes Glass Il 10 and 10 = y,
ccroons best Caracas Indigo
500 lbs. Madder,
500 Copperas.
~ baeS domestic and Cotton oZnahurnS,
81 boxes Sperm and TaIow Candles,
10 Soap.
LIQUORS.
II pixies very superior French Brandy,
20 bbls American do
10 N. f.. Run,
4 10 6 $. Madeira Wine,
II Malaga do
20 g old Rye Whiskey,
n % Apple Brandy,
l0o :" common Whiskey,
n 10 Cider Vinegar,
NJ 70 Newark Cider, very superior.
logelher with Caicoes, Bed Ticking, L,mpwck
Cords, Leading Lines, Pepper, Ginger, Nclnees
'rce, Sallpeire. Alum, Lampback. Feathers
", Caps, Hats, Blankets, Hops, Jugs Jars. Demi
rs, buckets, Tubs, Paper. Trace Chains Coltor
II ds, lacks llerrlngs. Mackera, aud in ac every an
~ usually Kept in such establishment. whict the,
dispose oi,ery low for CASH or in barter for coun
, produce.
uan. l.
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t'ssns EsalNT,
Cloths. Cnssi.nercs ana Vestimss

Cloths. Cnssimercs ana Vestimss.
4 PIECE extra superior black French Cloth al ! o
Il per yard, worth Sl2;
piece extra superior Cashmere at s. 80. worth 30;
piece extra Fancy SILK Neslings besi article lmpotted)
at S. 90;
Bac, and Fancy silk Velvets elegant styles.
Marine, Cashmere and Nalenia do.
piece black Satin Nesting, pronounced by the best o
Judges the finest article mporled) only s. per yard.
Persons wishing to purchase any thing IN The above
line will please give call before purchasing else
where as bargains vii be sold. WIN. J. WILLIS.
Oct. Is is
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NOTICE..
FHSIlE subscriber wishes to sell the TRACT OF
4 LAND on which he resides, containing
ssssslye. l69 ACRES, srTsrsa.
Il ss24sSss 40 or 50 OF which is cleared SsssggE
a1eY eight or ten acres OF good &y@sS
Il meadow, the rest in wuods .SAr,
win Young orchard Of two hundred OF Mr.. JOS Sin
ton choice fruit trees.
Ii improvements consist of Dwell
Gx1I.na LING HOUSE, so by 20 feet. A eig-
XII ;iss teen foot rooms and twelve Zoo, passage
sl, tes1A up stairs IN the basement slury there Is
a is foot room and a dining 50 by 20 feet, with
GOOD fire places in each, Kitchen 30 by Is feet, with
two rooms and brick chlmneys. Ice house, Smoke
house. and all necessary GU, houses. The improve
ments are all new, aud the dwelling house just painted
in fashionable style.
par of the purchase money will be required in cash,
the remainder in one and two years. Possession given
LIST January 1916. VIM. "A. oLEMENl.
Sept. % Is
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FOR ssENT,

fENiE ROOMS over tho Store occupied BY TAomss
}. Ouy. They are large and pleasant. and arc
admirably adapted Tor any one who wishes gwM oi-
flee. THOMAS O. Af.RFF
Nov 10 +,
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THE NEGROES
dissolution CT Go-s'arsnersssip.

eeaSsOiUfi0n CT G0-s'arsnersssip.
VIE co-rarlneahip heretofore eNsliug belw cen D.
Il Il. Payne and d. ID. Gregory. is dissolved by mu-
iua consent 1t Is great importance that all debts due
To the aie firms Of Payne, Gregory < Go. and Payne &
Gregory should be paid without delay. We therefore
respectfully inform lfIeuds that hrir accounts i'll
be aresen'td as posSiDle, and we hope they will
receive their prompt attention. y. b. PAYNE,
ID. DREGURY.
Jan.
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:s7 elesv.s, ES FOR SALE.

EeN virtue Of a decree Of HE circuit superior court 81
ID law and chancerv for Amherst county, pronounced
on the 9Th day ol September. 1915, in suit wherein
the President. Directors and company OF the Literary
Fund Of Virginia and others are plaintiffs atd John T.
Sampson. surviving administrator Of john 7. Sampson
decd and utiers defendants; the undersigned, as
Commissioners, will the 9TH day OF January next.
Chat being Albemare court day. II fair i moi tie next
fair day. in the Of Charlottesville, IN front Of the
court house, sell to the highest bidder.
81 NEGROES,
consisting of men women and children
Terms of salr.--On a credit of ninety days Tho
purchaser purchasers giving their notes satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable ard payable at the office Of discount
and deposit of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia At Char
lottesyille. GEORGE CARR %,
JOHN THOMPSON Jr,5
Nov. Is t5]
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Richmond Jeans,

~ CASES heavy RICHMOND JEANS. asnre
-, rur article or servants wear, o, consignment a"'
- cav wv GEO. BAGBY
Sept. X
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Correspondence Of The baltimore american.

NAsIIINGToH, Dee. p.
The President, il is understood has signed the joint
resolution for the admission OF Texas and forwarded
copy OF by private messenger 10 The capital ut Tex
as Two months viii probably see Texas sinking her
identity independent nation INTO single Slate oi
this Uuos. with representatives. upon The floor Vi Con.
rress
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W,sH,Torox Dec. 9th, 1916.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Nh Sewer Vi AK looh The Chair this morning in
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Office.
.HPg,'OPs (0s. Safe.

.s'esrOes for STATE.
EpS vhtne OF decree of the Circuit Superior Com
~ OF Law and Chancetv, coatnued and held Tor
Franklin county, at the court house, pronounced on Mo.
day, the l3h day Of October. e45, in the case Of Ro.
Chdrpss decd. Sal. rs. Robert A. Child1ess Sal,
defendants and John w Chlldress rs. " llam Chill
dress Sal. the undersigned will proceed
10 sill" 10 the highest bidder, ly way o p,bc auction
on credit Of twelve months the purchaser giving bond
aud approved security,
THE NEGROES
named in said decree, helngng estate of Rachael
Chidress. deed, consisting ut Negro Man. Boy and
Woman. They are all young aud very likely The a
bove sale will take place the 9th day Of January
next Booths Stnrr. in The county of Franklin. Act
ing commissioners, shall only convey such tile
as Is vested IN us by said decree.
ABRAM ClllLDRESS
WILLIAM CHlLDRESS, oo'" rs
Jan. t2iJ
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B. Staples, '""
Defendants
r, not having :, 3, ~" Of
il nap apppe.rin,SISs,. ' "a
bi,ant of,hi-. com, 1',
/ counsel, it = A,
or The frs, 70 o. o,
) 81 bill, and , .,a, /, :
, the L,nc''.',u,'ss ,
lndpo.'ed at W.
. AZ v2n
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ADNf,stoE or frNhs ISTo THE | MON ASA SrArr.
HE Gned States House OF Representatives. on
Tuesday by vote Of III 10 d6, adopted resolutions adj
alinu Texas iua The American Union as a State on
usual terms with The other States, aud authorizing her
send Two Representatives Gas well two Scnaios) 10
Congress. until the number To whlch she Is entitled
shall be determined by actual enumeration Of her
habanis. Tho Seaaie viii ni course concur. The
clone starr will illus b. placed Ia the glorious cnnsle
lation at the American Cn,n making The Whole
Der of States % The Yeas aud nays In the house were
as follows
ANES-M essrs. Stephen ADAMS, Anderson, Akin
SON. Baker, Barrinser 3ayly. Brdluger. Bggs james
Black, James 4. Black, RoNlin Boyd, BrinkerhUf
/ BrvJhead, Milton Brown, William &. Brown. Burt,
Csbell, }. H. Campbell, Calhcar', Augustus Chap
msn, Reu.-n Ga man, caa:se, Ha:psan, ~
! Cobb, Cucks, Collin Constable, Crozer ,Cuum Cum
Minis. Cunningham. Daniel, jefferson Davis, De Mott.
Dillingham;, Dobbn, Dackery, Douglass, Dromaoole.
Dunlap, Ellsworth, Efduan, Farm. flcklin Foster,
Fries Garyln, Geniry, Giles, Goodyear, Gordon, Gra>
ham, Order, Grover. llamn. HARRISON. Henley. Hi
lard, Iluge, Hopkins, lIough. George ; Houston, f..
w. HUBBARD, Huueerfori, james b. Hunt, Hunter,
Charles }. lpgersol Jenkins James II. Johnson, jus.
Johnson Andrew Johnson, George w. Jones, Seaburl,
JONES, Thomas b. King, Lawrence. Lrake, Ieib Lig,
on, Iumpkln, Maclay, MCLEAN, McCeIlaud. Me,
Ciernand, Mcconnell McGIa'e, Mcdowell. McIlenry,
Mckay, John p. Martin, Barclay Martin, Morris,
Morse, Mouau, Nven, Norris. Owen. Parish, Payne,
pendrion. prrr Perry. Peitit, Price Raihbuu Reid,
Relic, Ritter, Roberts, Russell Sawtelle, Seldom, A.
/ -. Sims, T.. ~. Simms. Simpson, Thomas Smith.
Robert Smith, Stanton. Stephens, ST. john. Strong,
Sykes. Ihlbodeaux. Thomasson, James Thompson,
Jacob Thompson. Thurman, Fboatis, 1oombs. Tread
way. Trupho, Wentworth, Wick, Williams. Wilmot,
Woodward. Wordwmh Yancey. Yell, \ pung--lli.
| NAlS-Nesss. Abboii. John c. Adars, Arnold
Ashmuu, Blanchard. Bufing,on. W. ". Campbell,
John &. Chapman, Cnllamer, Cranston, Culver Oar,
raeh Delano. Dixon, ENog. Foot Giddings, Grnnell,
Hampton Harper, fIerick. Elias D. Holmes. john w.
Houston Samuel d. Hubbard Hudson Washington
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,,,,titv rourl
l., ,lcnd,,
Plaintiff,

ountv cour,
1u Mcnd,, [
Plaintiff,
n, Asrsm STA
ann. k,ehar
Penn, lhor
.il,atine Penn
-nsville Ptsr
ant childrn Q
,ildren Of ml
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-05

the ahseuee thu Wee rrslden. Mt Sewer remarked
that he had brcn drpuled b, nole 10 preside.
Mr.. Cnuredru doubted The power al the Alte PfesI'
dent Ia depule any take hts ulaee, AID thought
thai President pro. trm. shuud he chosen.
Mr.. Mansum aud MI Calhoun thought the Presiden,
ot the had power 10 arpoIa uno to h, chair or
day.