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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
sale at Auction,

& COMMENCING onthc Oh ~ of February. 1871,
v and continuing from day cay UNI, al the propcrt,
be- disposed ol, herr~ lie Id public auction at tin
- re louise, now occupied by DR. H. Davies the remain
deroh.s stock Of Goods, Groceries Paints. Medicines.
by Stnli5. Oils Liquors. Gums, Psols Cigars Soap.
Perfumes finishes. Naraish &c comprising gcncra4
assortment OF such articles usually kept in an
aPotHecar1 5 establishment.
JrGNis OF s,iE.--Casl for all sums Of ;15 or under.
oda1' credit t5l all sums over 80 and not over &lOr .
and men'Is credit lr all .uus over 300. rra4.s4,
paper with GOOD III rac1-, being required
ihis sal is ma e by ruc Of iced Of trns dated pa
May lNi3 and Of record in the Clrh 5 Office OF the
i.ynehhara Musings Court
Jan l-wt@F DAVID f.. SPENCE. I-u,ec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
MONDAY. Df.r.. 81. 1916.

WIfI..tp. thi- JaY gpI assortment II the following
caaaa t.aas, 'Achl IN, tie the attention OF 70 5na,-
/ i.e.ss.,a.r satar prof 7,lre, for oser-eoais,
blteh Cla'h-, fpr I4adies ami Geatlcmen'-
f.1rebs.
~ Bah Blankets. tie fuesl article this
\ good lot ol Dufel Blankets.
A7o lfssh st5rk OF new st+Ie Fnarh eo-sirercs aud
N,sings heavy Cassrrrp Sll-, all 81 @nrh Will he
sold ea.9 le.p Don +. I. PETERS
Dec 81 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

Further extract, laom the alJns, et Professor and III
Z. Garlati- s4nre the Agricultural htsei Norbra.
burg couns " aud Gunyjll, county. \ {.
On The oshef rand. spu't Yourmnjus 10 the lmrfa
wing crops-ali added rrfrutd 10 t sHt. wilt ,or,
large increase Of H. and d, Introducing thr amlrrlnp
crops suiiccnY often nulhe Il falnn. lhr horJ crop,
all the manurr Nou thus Enabled IL
spread upon your land tthr cid ofoari rotation lh,f.
Is residual fertility la br ADDED ihal u the neN a1d
on until you lpye Brought lands up lu lie ,ty
highest point Oh produrttso Nad ~ oBrH t,yer
TO forget u1ci1us rnualh made 1y Dr. Casca'rs ht.
Professor OF Aguelue at Eaiuhgrt that III, ter'lt,
.fany soil augmented IN popflioaa. If alr,ad, L.
tile ;or in other words tho It L. sa~,r t Isl. III, ltl
~ of land from the pitch d hearing FROM ~ upto thal +,
80 bushels per acre, than l1m 10 up To thu It "l
Whosoever hath. 10 him shall hr river, and h. STALL
have abuudantly Is law winch the Dity ha4 ,-lal.s
ed no, only IN t,r dlspcsapn ol us Grace Art I'M The
pruuctyoness ii tn soil And believe fut ii liI, In
bIr OF fam divided. aud Iullon Of a .s-en,a
aho Improvement ly draining aud manufup. II rs mart
land as the resi- III IT oald thoroughly TIL that luHu
products and profits woud h. immediately realized and
tina, the prosperity, advantages would hl beyond M can
puiatlon great Supp,c your lands hr,u4htt finl
pitch Of fertility that would Nlrd b and Ia bushels Al
wheat 20 inc acre. and ufhg crops In proportions "
would need ocullgatc hut fourth ol The uamhfr Of
you do, tydl You larger and sup.ri,, ltuari
What AN immense saving would ihs he in hhour-
which YOU might greatly iydpcr upon your farms an,
which IL * IL yuUr mt 81 10 r,dureur puJ labor con
spp,s our t,,1ts ard h "A uH,,l r.,ld bo.Jll :. -
.', oG' ''., w ''o o' oa,' 10 >9o
,on, lands ''''' '''''''e" 'ai"e q
, Nv ''s o. 'e,' "F ff'''m'h'o' land
I'll, ","'" nI5 'at'" upon
- ,,i1 - li'I,,. ,'' 5 "'' VI 'l'''al Ia"
1 -. ~ - IN, ~ III "Ve" more ccoen
,;na !, ,r H., ''i,, ,' Oh, enc al scat
t'u 10 'lo ola'uon ~ I've SUI oi 10 Inc nature othe
:" 1I t ,os, u 'ol' '"'' "eT, applied Ia
so'a'Vo WIN Nv 'u' ,e R"7'' aS tai ian contains
s''A Pl''," W pun '"'e>; "h'teaS would he
,he :,har ham a." a.t ''.9 g.'t cereal plants On
VG,,,s ~ p",,ss, u,,,it - -. "esi 'o''3"hH "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
LOOK OFT FOR NEW DRY GOODS

'H'iif. SUBSCRIBER is Just receiving, and no"
open'ag.at his New Store on Main STREET II"
doors above tho Franklin Hotel new and handsome u
s5rment ct seasonable DRY GOODS. such AS
ffench. thgish and American Cloths, plain '''
and Doe Skin Cessimcns, Sattincts. Jeans l"c'qs a
vest ngs large and we'll selected sto OF I p'
Prints Muslin and eaxony de Iains. Plain ana my
Cashn eres. Paris Scotch and Manchester 'lnglni
Gala PIads IRISH Linens. Bishop Lawns, Jarme1
swiss. Null Nonsook and Cambria Mnslns. bI2'''
and Bubbnells. Dress Shawls and Iiandkercii> Is.
On re Nlcrino Shawls ALSO, large as@'f''' nj
% iad'G' and Gents Paris Clio e, and Iloslery ,,ar
own mp ration. aud which he can recommend as ii
G stqutliit together with a general aSs2r' m ell
Fancy amt Staplc Dry & DDS all OF which he VIII
extremely low fr Cash ,u-,,1
jan. IS-wiw JOSH All II. SHtilh
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POET CAI..
nonor Ia the Plough.


Though cloud. o'cr,ast our nsi,y. ak.
snti seem to din The sun,
we viii not down IN langiot he.
Or deem the da, IL done
The rnlal.sr,s We lsNsea before
No less ven uhori.h now,
And crows he banquet, as n vo-e,
With honor to the Plough
In these fssf s,ias. whose pes reful .rnil
To faith aud hope arr given,
wei seek tho pre- With hnn,s taih
And leave the rest 10 Heaven;
Wen grid Us 70 OR ueak hte men
Who own holy vow
And, II In Joy we meet again.
Give Honor 10 tn, Plough.
Let All, arraye6 ~ mage Powcrt
With I.abpf hand IN hand
90 forth, and -sow in pcril's hour
Sustain a sinking land.
lot never sleth unpcf,o the arm,
Ia Fear tbe spirit COW,
Tae.e wofis alone should work charm
All Honor to the Plough
rhe heath redress, the meaiaw dram,
The latent swamp explore.
Anl Ger the long ,p-e''ag plhn
pilusc lht sairAcniHE stoce
Th-n fearless urge the ilnp~ deep
Ep the mountain. brow,
ha1 WHOM the rieh results ycu re9r,
Give Honor 10 ihs floaRh
50 .tll shall Health l., pasture. rrcen
And nndiinc hlr, osts ram,
And It'll behind her rustic screen
Shall Nirtae tisj a hofss
And while then hasel thr muse, build
Beneath the nrir hharaN baurh
Shall man, grateill YER, he filled
NAh IIonor.to the Plough
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NOTICE

A INTENDING t., Close oar present business On the l-
al 'iar'R neNt Ne request all prrs 'nlehcd us
In CONF f5r"ad aud make payment. and lhuss having
claims against t. bring them ia f II settlement
Jau. I'm ADAMS &NlI klN%ON
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tic:0seFas.si & %1Yas,5oS.

@ic; DseE4sg 81 Simpson.
GROCE-;5.LND CfLiGTS,
tn OLD SrANp AZ M'pANiFI Z n',aRNtF,
EEANE purchased the Stock of Goods Of tic Late Ggn
and viii receive ~ te~ dayS,a fresh supply in adj
ton thereto and they Offer FOR sale, the patrons Of the
late nm anl the pubic Generally, u large supply of
CROt ERiiS, DOMEsT1Cs &C.
Consisting ri every description Of goods gcnrra, found In
that business, h, they viii sell the lors market pre-,
lot sh On time 10 regular customers. Their goods Hl bc
uhed principally Tor cash that they will be enabled
ol.f in lgran. MT topHrchasefs.
Thcy VIII also keep on hand Manufactured and
smoking i6baCcO Of thsirow manufacture, oi valio,
qudes, with winch they would ~ pleased furnish the
former customer ol Mcdaniel and Nc tole and other.
wanting that article,
Ikcs h.sr several yeafs experience, at1 o0;r the
services as H&IHL Commissions AGtN7e ion the scllfag oil
Goods ard loanus Produce which bcrala ii. b.
made, and viii receive pur special ateriion.
All o'aa 1rl Pr1lc consigned ms tor trauspotta ION wi.
Dc forwarded with dcsfa'eh and ifoc OF draSaSe.
l.ynshhafg, JANUARY
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i. Garland "a WIN Ed Branch,
tTVORSIES 4'rrAy

4 4 AVE removed thcr otlicc to John NJ Warwick ;,
4 d BRICK r.w. ueNi door below C. Da5aoy. Esq. an,
adj lining Jia1aa VA house,
). Garland vii IN future attend, in addition To tho
Courts he my attends the Cour'of Appeals at Lcwi,
hlTg, and tic suP.ror Courts Of u ockbridLc.
DEC. Sis
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{ %. w q .5E' F.ss&T.

Asli.k PRINCES an BUTTONS. ,,,t received. Of
> every shade Nal pattern. Ca s1on or yo1 will miss
lhom. y. T. c pErERS
ct. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

SIRGiAla
k"I's held an The Clerks fi-c Of the rs.c,,, S,s
Il t"afti Law and Charvery, the Cc,sr,v al A,,
"n Monday the 7th Il SCI tcIr',er, l. .:
EdNaid j. Burton and David aSndcs. late merchants
partners trading under the si,e and firm Burton s R
Plaintiff.
against
! he fredericksburg Mining ConTafp, Joseph Kyl. Re-,
ben l. Thorn, the President Directors and Com,au, of IN,
hion Manufacturing Comas Nathspicl pismurLs R,rh
ard Lane, Thomas Stewart, Ahcrt Jens Ann. Strar,,
Ian Aeellte, .aiucs llornes Sael Reid, James Steven
Joseph Jenkins John Stairs john NJ liendon l. r. Rail-.
y I o. and Francis j. WHAT, Defendant,
Is CHAN ERY.
The defendants, "a nae Bcd, Abr. Jenkins, James Ste,
and Aadren = Elliott aud r. Robinson partners in Ia
finn II j Il Hailry 4 Co, having entered their as..y
and given security according 10 the act OF Assembly ana.
the rules oi this court, aud appearing by atissctor, c,
dence that they fniabtant, OF this Commonwealth
Il ordered that the SAID defendants do aprar hsc ON thu
first Monday IN March next, and answer the rill OF Ia
Plaintiffs, and tbata copy OF this order BE- forthwith IN
serted in sme uc-iper Published in the town of
TOR two months .''tesiscy, and posted the front do,
Of the court house Of the county
\ Copy-reste
Dee. 2l-w2m ROBERT rINSI.EY ,Cf1
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Holm w. Page.
lFIr'HTID N,I-t an,

- Cfl''isi ~ LIN
w HI lrac'sc in the interior aud superior Cnr,
Il l.Ne',aaIs. als5 in rbc c unries f Campbell
amherst a'1' App1a@lfN. oGic in SchoaRcld's build
l2-s. near fhc AlMhci house,
Ort -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
HENRY JACKSON an Infant.
PGBBLi!TON FEMALE SCHOOL.

PEBBLErON FEMALE SCHOOL.
RHlNS CHARLOTTE MANSON proposes to open
" b : hpI lor lOi NJ LADIES' at the sidere
If her tsther, J. Manson. Esq, about ten Ia les from
IAHeh5arg, IN the county of dtnd The situation IL
very hndiN and TIN argh orho.d intelligent ard agrcc
a7ln HE course Il study VII embrace all t. hranches
uIan r. s' s!ueaiau usually lluqht. tgellcr with
French and Muse the rIer tlt" plan / Man sea
and the Latter Oh that adopted by the wei, known NJ
Sconc'a.
4 f. Il VI s.
Tuition in the English brapch,s, g. co Der MONTH
In Fr."rl., , 90 !.
Music, 5
81 Of Instrument , 81
Session II the first lay # February and
close the last day ot July.
bJatd ran be obtained in very Respectable families in
the neghborhood and her father will be prcp,red o.r
conniac ten ar Twelve pupils So per MONTH including
washing tuci and lights One bali Of Gard and tunr
VII hc required in advance the htanre at the end Of the
s,iun.
Pupils Will he akcnat any time during the session;
an no deduction vii be made for alscncc after entrance
except ~ Il sickness
/ lie greatest attention viii be raid 10 the comfort
health and moral department ri the pupils committed to
her ehar9o; and Miss NJ VI" spare eXcrtions render
them Intelligent AMI usciul members of society
Il l. r T. r. + y c + S
Rev Mr.. knrhle,
R'v. Mr., Doughen
John {, Neon,
J. VI. Cobs. ''SnchDurs'
J. L. Clayton.
X. X. Cpllc.
Rev Thomas Observation-Disclosures,
Bishop Cobbs-A Alabama.
Col. o. g. Ih.e-C ampbel
Capt. X. l.. Colenan-Bedlcrd.
Jan. lS-Wtw
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7 IoIl-- ItsIt,
Dee. 21-w2m ROBERT rtNSI.EY CIR.
tR(.JNIA:

VIRGINIA.
I Ruics held in TIN Clcr's occ OF the Circuit Sup.rir
n Court 81 Law and thancrry Tor the County Fraslt
the 9Th day of January, 1877:
Samuel {. Young, Plaintiff
against
Melton II Young, n,f,n,.s,
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 5
Another lovely day. the thermometer above the
temperate mark and humanity in tartan plaid velvet
brosdcoih hight blue Uncle Sans gsrb. chintz and cal
leo. 10 ito winding way through highways and by
wsys IL seems 10 me as II the Clerk OF the Westher
pretty old sexmleeensry. getting childish before
be lad passed through the infancy OF his life Of eternity
and like all the children about New Year time.
thrusns his least priced toys and bon bons side
and throwing about ali his prettes ones He hung up
his stocking on New-iesr 1--we, and obtained such q
gorgeous collection of bright days and moonlight
nights last the next twelve months that he 10 sbso
lutey pspg with them, and will not have any left
ior the regular season.
Judge Parsons in his charge at the Quarter SEES
sions Yesterday congratulated the Jury On The dimnu
ton OF crime city during the past year and stated
also that the terms OF the Court had occupied bis time
look upon this result IS legitimate orshooi OF the
spread OF Temperance Reform know three mcchsn-
les who were indicted seven times in ls4S who Joined
Temperance Societies las, year and of them told
New.Nesr day that he had laid up SIS In the
Savings Bank, which he said was the amount be for.
merry woaA have pad for checkers" his drinks q,
did not look al this view OF the and some
what surprised at H. FOX he 10 arden, advocate Of
Temperance and knows its practical operations for good
Our money market IS tiehi-psper In the streets
u - You OF BY the daily sales that there
Is very little speculative spirit at cur stock board
We have a full Regiment OF Volunteers in our
city Ill ready and apparently anxious to 50 TO Mexico
Tim population OF Becky Aims House increased
los last month; the total number Being ISL
The stockholders of the United Stsses Bank
held their annual meeting yesterday. As al tie assets
or nearly all in the hands Of usees there was DO,
much interest in the proceedings. TIE Trustees are
getting vel. al judgments obtained prior % the
sgnnicnt Of Sept o ISL have been paid.
There is quite favorable feeling here toward
the contemplated connection OF the East and Newer
leans by Magnetic Telegraph
No change in our markets today.
SALKs OF SrooKs-Fhsf Boa-d--sl0oo L. s
A. y - "a. a No. K =
Ga Sc rs ~ $500 do. 90 Mechanics Bank 81! 9,
Bk OF Ky. Is NV II; ~ Nisksburg 500 L. 5. Bsnl
Notes TT .ifsr SooaG .3oeyd-5 Mechanics Bank al
SSSS Lehish Mort 10. - Is Bk of Penn rp % Soss.
Boari-Sicpo Texas per CT b5 Is: Mechanics Banl
2 IL Bk Of Pa go clio u. & Bsnk kotss ia $50
| Y. .. 81 IS 81 $500 Do sea t2ooo % se&A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
Vermont

Another attempt to elect member OF Congress
in the Fourth District was made yesterday. GEO
b. CHANDLER, Esq. of Danvile, gentleman OF
good talents and most unexceptonablc character is
the Wing candidate The Locos run Lueius b.
Peek, and the Liberty party A. j. RoreR. This
being the third trial. plurality elects. The Dis
trict is naturally Loco, and the Liberty party OF
course diverts many votes that should be cast Tor
the Wing candidate 1t is barely possible but
hardly probable that, IN spite Of these obstacles
Chandler has been elected Vermont, like Mas
sachusetts, would then stand before the country
without any faint of Loco Focoism A few days
will disclose the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
Dir. Polk again Admopisbed.

The announcement received by Telegraph that
the Military Committee of the House wepresunej
had reported, 9 TO /, against Mr. Polks proposition
% appoint a Lieutenant General took everybody
by surprise. The action o the Committee was
summary and indicates lack Of confidence IN the
Administration which must be very keeDly felt
bv the President end his advisers The British
Ministry would resign under SIMILAR circumstances
but Mr.. Folks Cabinet have not the modesty for
that and viii OF course stick 10 their places Sue
eessively defeated on two OF their most important
measures in Congress composed Of large ma
jority Of their political friends what they do to
retrieve themselves What new expedient will
they propose Nous re,rons, as the Official cack
Ter Of Mr. Polk resignedly says
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
Tho Ouiel,est Time Yet.

The first Message Of Gov YOUNG to the n Y. Lssisla
ture. was communicated to the Legislature at Albany
yesterday at le minutes tsfore II o'clock Nevfork
time. and was transmitted 10 NewYork by the New
York Albany and Buffalo Telegraph Company, and the
entire document complete placed in possession Of
Editors Of this City at O'Clock T. NJ The Message
contained 5000 words 25 600 etters and was written
from two instruments in the Albany Office by Mcssrs
Carter Buell. and Johnson. than whom the world can
not boast Of their superiors and read In the York
Office by the Messrs Woods at the average rate OF 6!
letters per minute two and half hours for each in
rrunent We presume there some inaccuracies in
The copy thus rapidly transmitted These however,
can be- corrected hereafter.
Professor morscs original estimate to Congress for
the dispatch with which communications could be cen
i,y his Telegraph thirty letters per minute here
W. see the number almost trebed in long public docu
nient'
We Issued the Message in an Extra at 4 o'clock. !,
end a rapid sale.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

A SAD CAsE--We would call the attention Of
our citizens 20 csse Of distress such as . seldom met
with IN cur midst named James Ryan. and nis
wife and seven small children. residing IN cellar IN
Jackson q near Tary are IN the greatest desutunon
The father his wife and two OF the Oldest OF the seven
children are lying siek Of he ship fever and the other
little ones totally incompetent 10 attend 10 their wsnt'
They arrived IN this country two montnl ago since when
then have suffered beyond comprehension- for some
dsy, the Mayor has been attending in person to their
wants and ap TO las. evening his e1ors 10 procure some
one 70 attend spon the sick family were some
NJ D. having declared the disease courageous Ryan -
Al the door Of death and the Mayor considering hs pre-
.ence Of more importance 70 the sek farny than al
tie Common Council last evening be remained with the
sufferer, for some two hours after the time set down for
de meetnr Of the Bosrd The family Of nine occupy
two small cellar rooms the appesrance Of which dsnotes
too strongly the poverty Of sick oceupans Surely
This family should nc, be permitted TO suffer IN our
midst Mr. STRIKER has furnished both ais attendance
and many neceasres bui the burden should not rest
upon him Who vii contribute, anything sent 70 this
otsce OF 70 the Msyor. vii be thankfully received
lpsny AdvGtsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06

W. have no aoabt that ss;o,ooo per snneH may
thus Dc SAVED 1ad spplisd 70 tue oonP!st'oa Of ne
caaals,
Our Schools and ech0o. rands re IL sdaisrsne
condition. The 0ovenor briefly Dat torciby ages
The Continuance Of appropriations Tor the support
OF the Insane and the Education a. wei a. sup
port Of the Deaf and Dumb or Blind We canno'
doubt that the Legislature viii act IN accordance
with his suggestions on tbs head The case OF
College,. however. stands OF a different footing
and requires consideration. When the patrlmony
OF all is demanded for the education OF part ana
TIA. consisting not Of the infrm. the most needy,
the least competent % provide for themselves the
Legislature should require valid reasons Tor each
,sopropriation. We do not say that appropriations
81 public moneys Cor Colleges are never Ju'tifabe'
bu, that thew must not be made merely because an
institution is needy and has influential hackers.
To give merely because public bounty is needed
ia u invite and stimulate the formation Of Col
lege in every County 10 the serious injury Of the
csass Of sound Learning as well as to the virtual
robbery Of the mass Of our children Let this be
looked 10.
We believe the Governors suggestions with re.
gard 10 Military matters are judicioos
The framing Of general law to regulate the
creation and liabilities Of Corporations is one OF the
grea, labors Of the Session A bill for this purpose
ought to be reported in each House at an early
dsy. and carefully considered in each until per
fected
We doubt the favorable reception by the Free
Banks Of Gov. Youngs suggestion Of modified
Safety Fund for the redemption Of the notes Of any
Of them which may fail but it deserves consider
alton. and we doubt not will reoeiveit
Thus closes our hurried review of the shortest
Annual Message which has been presented by any
Governor Of New.York for at lessttwenty, and we
believe for thirty years. If it had no other good
feature this alone would entitle the author to the
hearty thanks Of our People. But its suggestions
are withsl pertinent and udcious, and while 1t en-
trey avoids rhetorical display, it will commend IT
self 70 the appreciation If large majority Of the
PEOPLE Of our State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
WhIR legislative Caucus.

The Wing Members OF the Assembly held eau
Gus in the Assembly Chamber on Monday evening
We learn from the Argus that Mr.. BLoss OF Mon
roe, called to order. and on his motion Mr. CROSBY
of Dutchess, was called to preside.
On motion of Messrs. BELL Of Csyuga, and HAD
LEY of Rensselaer,. Mr.. CoRswELL Of Cayuga and
Mr. GOULD Of Columbia were appointed Secreta
res.
On calling the roll, u members answered tc
their names.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot for a can
didate for Speaker, (Messrs. BLoss Of Monroe and
PECK of Kings, acting telers,) and with the fol
L. euit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
III. whis Alma mac for Is4y.

~ The mn Edition 10 now ready, and eentsns W
usas Calendar Calculations for the d6een, States o. ''
Union and The following important doesH'snss
The Tshn Bill Of 1875, complete
The sGb-Tressury Law.
The Oregon Treaty
A grapk.c History Of tho Mexican War, hom W '~
mencement up 10 The 10, Of sspembs Also
Editorial Matter, Anecdotes, Election Returns ''
cal Tables and Facts, nc &c
Price, - usual, i2i csnis for siass eopsss VI pr
asd u per 100 copies ~
Pos;mssers rsmilasng o. viii rscsivs Is eops~ -
postage under the preseas Pesso6cs law esnno' W.
"a eents per copy. -. 1.
Ths WING Almanac 10 for sale BY most Sooss'
de Unted stases Persons desiring 70 procure
send their orders through country merchants
GREELEY 1 AsxLRAIH, Pssass.,
Nsw.Yesk, Jsnnasy l. ~.
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BosLEs HyrEsoa FLvIp.Tbls new article Tor the hair
10 les. trout lssoms and ehcaeious than say cher
We have not used ourselves, but the pef.
has which enables us To speak Of lie besu
flying properties with some fuihortty The perfume 10
delicate sud agreeable, without leaving any gressy eng
impss to the bsiI that peculiarly son and SHY sppesr
ance which is lie ghsst beauty. Compared with the
made, this article Is ~ Ear superior - Hyps'loa
q Sstyr" lhyeninz VI fof
For sale by A. h. L D. SANDS. Drusgists 100 Fulton
corner OF William, Agents for this city also al rs Broad
way and IL East Broadway, and by Druggists generally
thtouh gout tho limited Stsfes a beod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-06
Kentucky.

The Legislature Of this State assembled at Frank
fort on Thursday last. note from friend at Lex
ington. dated on that day states that the Railroad
Conductor reported the election Of Gen. LESLIE
COMBS as Speaker OF the House by vote of 65 to
IS. William Campbell was elected Doorkeeper o!
the House, and Benjamin Selby Of the Senate. The
choice for U. S. Senator thought to lie between
Ex-Governor LETcHIR and Mr.. UNDERWOOD. We
shall probably receive the Governors Message to-
day or tomorrow.