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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FaIpAY, Jan. 2Sth, le4s.

FalpAY, Jan. 2Sth, le4s,
The Chair announced The follow ing committee On the
r. arrangement Of the Judicsl Cronjls, viz
Msssrs Dorman, Foyi, Tunstsll, Conway, Burwell.
Haymcnd. Goodwin, Cook, Thomas, Cowper, Chandler.
Allen Of Ac .omae, and Watson
1900 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,
, Mr. Dorman, from committee fus the purnse. me
AeSed bill. providing for hs payment of ex penses in
cvsed IN the entertainment Of certain guests of III.
State.
- Mr. Burreii, on his mo,,n, was excused from ser
wing On the committee announced this morning, on IN.
re arrangement VI the Judicial Circuits and Mr. CLAY was
spP,iu'ed in his stead
On motion Of Mr. Dorman
ks'.lsrd, lLs, lts'ch given t. brig in bill p,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

v,dnp e. ~ ,,s'rca, Il he e>rrn.er incur ed ~ she
enter. in,n.nl 1T Ih- late 81 sis u the o.atr.
On mot an at Mr. Non,ure.
ReslYed That lhe Hpuse III pr Gee, by punt vie
with The senate "a Tuesday the lsi Dag Of tebnsfy,
to eli Brig ,ser General Of the fifth bngadeof Virgin
militia SUPPLY the vacancy occasipm by The res.
nns fan q! Brig Gen. John Il. Wallace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
NEW JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.

The bill 10 the 22d ard 23d Judicial Circuits.
with The substitute prposed Iheto reported BY The com
niiiiee tor Courts IL justice taken up, nolon ut
Mr. pfice, and The substitute having teen frad,
greed The question being then the bill as amended
~ the substitute. debate tNk place bslaeen Messrs
jarss Pace, Tuusisll, D1naa. scoIi, Blrwell, Floyd
sns Grer.
NJ Dorm,n moved the follow ing resolution. bot ar
ierwssd. Withdrew IT, stating tina, he fully acgnlcsced
the pts,rirly o sfudlog the relsl proposed by the
,usIla,.. any wsGld ctitel his object a. aaoh'r tmr
Received Thai The nil lie recomniilsd 10 4 select
committee, wiih irucnns 10 tqaslIe the Aoprs oi The
Judges vi the general court throughout The common
wealth. and l. create. uecessafy new Judicial circuits;
ard sss 10 consider the eaped-ncy Of increasing The
larry e such sadgcs As pen such etpaufdlnafy labor
ln meTitu
Cd then decided In The ahinuallyB " large nsou
~.
Ga nation OF Mr. Durn,n. The bill 10 oteals the $50
judiciary circuit VAS taken up aud after oe'pg read
SecVnd lme. ibe following iutlOn adopted.
hesosed Thai ibe bill be rsconmlle'i tU select coss,
miier. with instructions 10 Iuqaro into The eArdency
Of eqnallzng. as far as Practicable. The sbofs u tie
judges Of III genafa court aud also consider the pro
praely uf he creation oi neM clfcuis
On motion of Mr. Marlz the rules were suspended lor
,he purpse Of taking up The bill auihou1lug an enlarge
panA and the bill read a first and second time by
tlile aud r"comniii-d-Mr. Haymond stating that lis
Trends desired 10 make sane amendments 10 II.
PETITIONS.
iy Nj Ne@tan--Of merchants and ohsp Of The city
Of N"ffk, fr h- restoration ot the plut Law Of 1896
or certain amendments Ia The Ireseu aw--whlch wac
referred 10 the committee 10 fyyIsG The Pui Laws
On 'uetiun Of Mr.. Lsner,
The House adJ .nrned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

' LNA 7 KtZ, JdT IT, 1910.
small party If soldors arrived last night from JaIa
pr. but they bring no news except the arrival Of Col.
Miles. at hal place. without any further loss at
tack than Mat reported you few days since and
that on the 2lshey proceed,den route 10 Mexico refer
you the Vera Cruz papers ior sesefa Interesting items.
particularly the Free American of this morning Tor The
las order OF Gen. Scott. Every thing remains quiet
the road 10 the interior and will continue IL do until
there IL chance iuf booty.
The following are the orders 10 which our correspond
emit refers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
Is TEXAS BOUNDED BY THE RIO GRANDE7

So saws the President and Of say his folo,c
us II the President and those coniidng IN hun and
acting under his Authority think So they should be
si>en If Texas extends 10 the river, The jurisdiction
Of Texas. her evil Gov rnment, eNrnds there also
Now look at the news from Santa Fe, which hes with
in Texas If bounded by the rser. and find the Leg
isLare Of .Ncc .Nerico sitting there mde, Tie protec
lion Of the .lrmy. Legislature engaged in passing
bill authorizing the pe1ple 10 firm a cdnstitutiun and
10 provide ftr the admission Of tie State Iuo The
Union What says Texas 10 his ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
her territory What the President. who is bound t.
suppress insnrreclun in The States What Congress
who should take that such bold assnn pions power
properly rebuked? We shall see.
Cincinnati Gazette.
We should like 10 see tie asursi Iocufco in the
Union attempt 10 cxrcate Mr. Polk and his party from,
the dilemma IN which they are Involved by then own
Arguments aud which Is briefly and poiniedly pre-
scented III the foregoing paragraph Either ;helr assump
lion that the Rio Grandc ''fom lis mouth lis source
is the true bound ry Of Texas, IS false or hey have
been guilty OF something worse that moral treas N"
hrs IN permitting 10 remain ST. long quietly in the pos
st sson ii The MeNtans and secondly. after wrestling
from them IN establishing Military Government with
IN HE linus oi sovereign State of tie CONT, drracy-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

Ct Dcningo-lhe sch"ncr Mary Ellen, at New
York. from the city of Domingo. in % days, reports
that plot had been discovered, headed by The Prime
Minister; the General in Chief mud two nher officers
had been shot iew days previous 10 tho sailing oi the
Nary Ellen hirty others oithe conspiraors were con
fined IN the castle, who, II was supposed, would also
be shot IN the course of The next week The authori-
ties wer- eNpeclng attack from the liaytlans.
The n. Y Commercial Advertiser, in publishing the
report OF the Mary FL en- remarks
1t must BIZ borne IN mind that there two distinct
lionalii les in the island OF ST. Clearinghouse beariIg
the OF ST. Domingo, the other of Haytl. The in
tellgence copied above from what called the Span
ish part of the isandnot from the republic Of which
SCuuuque S Presiden', whic, is Hayt.
Another arrival at New York from Mragone ST Do
mingo with ad,ces 10 the LIST instant states that troops
were marching from the French portion OF the island TO
ppel an expected attack or invasion from the Spanish
par but very serious consequence MAS expected from
these movements. The President (wheiheT # ifayu
or ST. Domingo cannot make QUIZ Is not popular,
- trouble was anticipated from some oihs abl'rafy
acts.
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Dry Goods! Dru (.OOSfs!!
VIA APPOMATrOX RIVER.

JOHN j. PURJIS
/ now receiving, by way OF Petersburg and Farmvie-
LARGE SUPPLY OF GOODS,
embracing great many scarce and valuable articles
J. 81 shall receive, arly every week during the win
ter new Goods Icy wa, of Canal
Jan u tit JOHN PCRvIS. Agent.
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.NUHEMBER 18th, lS47
CHEAP GOODS
md " o, MIS- ia X !

II " u " q " > I n n TT .. Il
HAVE this DAY received and opened seco nu
l. NEW FALL AND WINTER Gool'' lrh |
selected in the Northern Cities, with great care III, po
respectfully call the attention OF the Ladies ana h,,uul
generally, as they will find great many new his mshe
Goods, which be found elsewhere IN .n bought
and at prices much lower than they could have The
earlier i'll the season. deem it unnecessary 10 I;it s
articles Just received hut respectiu I, sell al
to the well selected stock-vhich pledge my
N,y' / ,.n ''e s'',''''' Iiios N wuhI>so''
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MEHERRIN NAVIGATION COMPANY.

On motion Of Mr. Barbour. The rule Of the Hous"
suspended and The vote rejecting the sngrussed b 10
Incorporate the "Mehrrtn Navigation Company" vac
recnsidcted and the question btlng pu, upon the pas
ssge If The bill. d,cid.d the ;ilifmanse-y,n AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
SMALL NOTE BILL.

SNALL NOTE BILL.
The Senate ptoceejrd The consideration Of III. bi
Authorizing the Banks loissoe Small Notes. Mr. " ool-
folk desiring 10 o'rr amendmeni. Mi. S,ansrd with
drew his prop sun for the present Tive putpo Of lha
amendment Of Mr.. w, was 10 siflhe out the whoe bill
and insert clause requiring the Mother Banks and
branches 10 Issue oni, their notes Tie proposition
was debated by Mr. oollok IN favor. aud oppseJ by
slessrs Slanad, Shan, Wllchcf, Gallahcr and Car
lie.
~. Wo'lf TX Withdrew his proposition
M, larile then offered a subatiute 10 III. bill and
amend@rnis, IN effect repeating all laws requiring Grsnd
Iofs ~ axe cgnzance OF the issue and circulation Of
notes under s.; and To impose a fine of $40 for issuing
no'rs under ~ recoverable before Justice ii the Peace
And after ur hef discussion by Messrs S,ansr Psrto
Kane. IIcher, Bondurant and Deneale C,s a
pcndment was lnst.
MIR Deneale then moved III. indefinite post ponsmen
OF the whole subject, which sso ost-syes 3; noes
l6
Mr.. Wiicher's mendnent then came IN as Ell,ys
|. be II enacted b, the General Assembly Thai here
sier The several Banks Of this Commonwealth may r.
criye at their Counters notes Of less denomination than
i've dolaIslssncd by any banking institution Of any Of The
States OF the Unrd States. and send the same 10 tie
Bank here issued aud. for every dollar 81 sent out of
the limits Of his Cummunwea the Banks receiving
The same are hersby authorized To le two three
Aes '"uf o"isr noies Vi their own equal amoun Pro
nded however, The amount. 81 10 be issued. shall eX
coed ten per cent upon their respective capitals
q he II further enacted, That # any Bank shall avail
tlsefof the privileges hereby granted such Bank and lis
bianches shall releem all such not in specie hen ,e
inanded. Whether at tia Mother Bank or ei her Of its
branches. 'iont Iegad " ahLb pf said places said
notes may bsys been lssnsd made payable at and if
such NHS'et Bank, any of lis branches shall tal or
refuse Ia pay sny such note in specie when de
manded, al any OF their ices The holder ii the same NAV
rrcovcr the amount thereof by warrant before any jus
bee OF the Peace for The county wherein said Mother
Bank or branch may be- situated ,ogst ~ with 25 per
CENT damages and cosIs: Provided. wsser thai the
Legislature may at any time hereafter, modify or Ispea
. me privileges hereby granted.
D. This aci shall commence and be in force from and
after the passing thereof.
Who. amendment was adopted by the folio ing vote
Ayss-Messu. Woods. Thompson, jun. kinney C ar
biz. Rondnrant. Calaler, Johnst,n. Mtcher, Sianard
Smith .Sso:n. Crump. h gers, Psttio,i, fry.-l5.
Ne'-H' ssrs Cox. (Speakrr) Tribe, Tyler, Bar
bee, Daniel, Bsp,ls. Garrett, Dennis, Kane Harw oos
McCau-y-l2
The bill was then passed by the following vote
AYEs-M essrs. Woods, Thompson, j.. Kinney, Car
lille. Dopdarant. Gsllaher. Nitcher. Sanard. Sloan
Crnmp. Rogers. Pmiot. Fy.-l4
N~s-Alessrs. Cox (Speaker,) Tribe, Tyler BARRIE,
DAME, Baptist. Garrett. Dennis, Smith. Deneale. Kan,
Hafwood. hcCauley-l3.
On motion Of Mr.. Garrett. the Sen,te adjourned.
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WAsHIsCror. January 2oth 1913.
The Srs.rt did SIT today, having adjourned over
To Monday.
,,,,..x. -.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

to Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. NiNroS. Chairman Of the committee Of Was and
Means. reported bill providing for Deficiencies
Treasury Tor lhe present fiscal year;
Also bill making appropriations Er maintaining the
engagements ot ihe government with the lntiaus
MIR NiNror explained the circumstances winch had
caused delay IN repairing these bulls.
discussion snsued in which several members par
cIpaied.
communication from the Secretary Of the Treasury
was received and read prop sing reduction Of the
tempated loan 10 Twelve millions Of dollars
On motion Of Mr. kocxwELL The House resolved it
self into committee Of the whole and took up the private
Calendar.
The bill for the teef Of Mary Brown considered in
COMMITTEE was reported to the House, and rasscdyeas
lI9, nays AZ
The House then adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


THURSDAY. jay y. ts4s
Mr. Bondarani.frem the committee 81 Internal Improve
iaenis. HePnried the following h,ils
a. ae TO incorporate the Walkers Creek and Hosron
Tarepike Geniauy with amendments.
sAa sci making an sfeeopnal'un kr Bridges on the
Sisan'op aud Pafketsh Road without amend
l.o..i.
IA 80, 10 iRcorpnnie the Point Pleasant and r pley
jara. tie Company with aInendmen =,
Al &C, directing subscription fi the ~
NO iilhs of The additional capital Of the Shepherds
t'~n and SmiihftJ Tsrpplke C.anpan, with amend
inent;
An aei "a rrvise and amrRd The act. lassed April ~.
1859, oh. IS, incorporating the Crave Creek Turnpike
Company, with amendments.
The SEABOARD Rail. ROAD
The bill to unite the Srztss I'd anil Roanoke Railroad
Icing uaJ,r c,a>iders,na when the S,naie dJarnrd
Yesterday. taken Up. and after long dscuss,n and
The adopOn of numerous amendments The bill pas
s'd--syts %, n,es T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

GEORGE BA(DY.
A. the Store lately occupied by

B.7GBF, CRE.VSHfTT & C.7RTER,
OFFERS for sale general assortment Of GROCERIES,
~ DoME>TlCS, &c. to which additions will frequently
be made.
His friends and former customers well as those of the
late hrm are respectfully invited to give him call.
Jan 3l-ts il
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SENATE.
IN n ] T..
tntp.v Ian % 1919

fRipAT, Jan. Is, 1878.
3 ptl.,
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AND DDDDRIDGE..

Iron motion Of Mr.. EdgiBepn. the fepou Of the com
milee u Privileges and Elections upon the contested Ell
-con from Harnsoa aud Doddridge taken up ans
made the order ui The day tor hluidav NEAT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
NOTICE..

.VVuIVT.
LII persons having cia gains. the concern Of BAG
"a ~ CRENSHAW, ard CRENSHAW, BAGBY
kCARrER will please prs,snt them for payment, and
those indebted to either firm will please make paymeat
early as possible circumstances early
oil the business.
Robert w Crenshaw 81 the partners. will attend to
the collection and closing the business, and can be found
the Old Stand Of
CRENSHAW, B\GBY 4 CARTER
Jan. Sta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

VIE 'ubcrber gratefully Acknowledges his thanks tn
Il correspondents for their liberal patronage the past
year and respectfully informs and the public that
ne has entered into partnership with Alexander Brook.
ana samuel James Jones. under The firm of JOHN
JONES & co.
The personal attention of each partner will he given
TO the business JNO ZONES
Richmond, January |. ls4s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

The New Orleans picayune of the 10Th inst pays
the following deserved tribute to the late Captain
JoHN BuTLER of Philadelphia who died at Micr-
The late Captain Butier.-lt has teen aIleady an
n"unced that Capt john Butler, Of the I'd Dragons
L. :. A., died at Mer the 23d of December last.
lie sank nader malady which Lad robbed The army
If many brave sp'rts-hlmsrt # the IIaycsf. He
the grandson of Pierce Butler delegate from the Stale
OF South Carolina to the Convention that framed the
Constitution of the United STATES His ia ily were
distinguished for courage and patriotism during tie
ntIunary war and has furnished bright names for the
scroll If fame since the achievement of the ind pendence
81 America. The immediate subject of This inner
tied tie wealth and spirits OF line of noble ancestry.
He was # that joyous and generous turn # mind
which tempers courage with the sweetest al
tributes OF social excellence. lie was wealthy aud
brave. scholar, a gentleman and soldier For many
wears he occupied distinguished position in the fashion
able circles Of Philadelphia, where his residence
tern Of elegant and the Of and learn
ing His freside adorned by his lady, whose
comp;saed manners impaired grace and dignity tn The
ho>pitalilies of polished and rrutse lousehld. The
war found Capt. Butler thus surrounded by Injuries,
besi by domestic comfort and hunored by troops OF
friends Less than these would have been a sacrifice for
The tolls Of campaign But the spl Of The Buffers Of
the Revolution awakened IN the breast Of this their
repr sentative and he AT once sought place under the
flag of his country. He ioued the sd Dragons as
captain. and though the chances of have throw
IN his way opportunities OF s!rnalzng himself by
such deeds command The applause ot the millions
his sodierly bearing and prompt spirit acquired for him
the r. spnct of his corps and the admiration Of his com
manting tlicers. His company acknowledged no supe-
nor in discipline and effectiveness. lie soldier
from choce He entered the army from the impulses
of gallant heart and whilst the most exemplary Of
, Ulcers he yet OF the kndest and zen.
ernns Of men. He respected for his manlluess,
admired for his devotion To duty, and loved for the
muncence Of his dlspostion The luss of such a man
is JOSS 10 the service Ills place at the head of his
COLUMN with difficulty be supplied his lnss AT the
earhsune be- II is of the greis of his
friends that he worsied by disease. They would
have been prepared To h. ar Of his falling in the midst
Of battle; for such born 10 return from the wars
with HuuuT, or 10 return not al all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
TIE Hon. HENRY ID. GLPJN recently

TIE HON. HENRY ID. GIIPIN recently lcliv-
cred IN Philadelphia. an eulonium the late SiIas
Wright, aud IN he course # it, the following passage oc
cured. II illustrative Of the man.
'Iils long intercourse public life had never di min
sied. IN the least degree. the warmth III hs d nestle
affections aud tastes aud raj occupations were those
he most loved 10 pursue. With habits ef expense
totally unambltious II not regardless If wealth. he had
moi accumulated even moderate fortune. At early
day he had purchased a small firm near the VILLAGE Of
Canton. and though IN later years addition was
made 10 It, yet never was loo large To be cultivated
with only some additional aid, by his own personal labor
10 this he had FASTENED every interval Of his public
service 10 his he now repaired In the sHfere hope
Thai II was t" lie his permanent abode. i am trying
he says III letter written abu' this time friend 10
become taer IN fact and have during this season la
bored very steadily. Each day Tires a good deal but
eal aud sleep well, and ENJOY Freedom from ca ~ and
conenimrni which already becoming V, ~ dear 10
me In writing. not many weeks before his death 10
Trend who was DESTROYS he should visit him. in the
STATE &" Maine he says II were 10 attempt tell you
bow happy We make ourselves at retired home,
fear you would scarcely be able Ia credit ne | even
yet realize, every day and every hour the relief from
pablo cares and perpl, Niles and if any thu Won't
about temporal affairs could make uneasy than
another. IT would he tn. serious thought that was apan
To lake upn myself, IN any capacity, that ever pres
sing load. ] cannot make my visit you this ,ear-
have heco,n" farmer III Garnet, though upon very
humble scale aud find little leisure l.cr, alton f..
ven # my business would perm IshouId not dare Ia
travel this year as should be suspected If doing 1t f
sinister purposes, which would destroy me all the
pleasures OF the journey and me 10 be received
and treated as moving Legear-nol for food, which
might be excused, but for tavnrs do ask After
tins shall he relieved from that embarrassment visit
you aud have the pleasure Of fishing uuh you for cod
without the suspicion # being fisher Of men z"
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THE SEABOARD RAIL ROAD
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

THuRspav. Jan. "a. 1S4S.
Mr. Meredith. according 10 order, presented "A b,D
1t nJag the jurisdiction of justices Vi the peace "
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Com ~ isSiOM AOMse.

Commission House,
JmO Jones 4 Go,
We have .hs day entered int CO. partnership for the
purpose Of ,rsnsac.ug The
Go misSt0n Business
in this city And shall endrayor ~ 10 manage all in
lsIsss confded 10 care, as 10 secure aud merit The
confidence Of tho public. JNO JONES,
A. BROOKS,
SAM. J. JONES.
k"hnond. Jaau.t, | is4s 4nn
Jsu. 81 ;f
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-04

Nature is the chief workman. Most farmers that
raise the pinkeye potatoe, have noticed the pink
or blush color OF the eyes extending in streaks
and blotches over more or less of the surface of
the potato. These blue spots, with an eye, can
be made to produce blue variety, perfectly dis
tinct from the original pinkeye.
While digging pinkeyes in the fall Of 1912,
noticed large potato with blue spot covering
nearly one half of lis surface. This potato put
away in the cellar for experiment in the spring,
when cut it as nearly as could between the
blue and white, cutting out and throwing away
the eyes on the edges in which the colors were
mixed, then cutting each part into several pieces,
and planting each color in hill by itself. The
result was The tohite part produced thirteen white
potatoes and one blue one and the blue one pro-
duced ten blue ones. From these ten blue pota-
toes, have made my whole crop, and for four
years have seen not the least :" shadow of turn
ing'' pinkeye again. By what freak of nature
this result is produced, or by what formula in the
science of vegetation it can be explained, others
more skilled in the science perhaps can answer.
J. II. Miles, in the Ohio Cultsuator.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-04
nAMGTMG SCHOOL,.

T.. F. GASZYNSKI will open, as soon as
sufficient number of pupils be obtained, DANCING
SCHOOL, in BRINLEY HALL, for Young Ladies and Gen
tlemen where he will teach Waltzes the Polka Mazuska
Venetian, Quadri.ie, QuadrlIle Waltzes, sc.
The terms $40 for term OF "a lessons.
MR. GASZYNSKI will give Lessons in FENCING. in
the forenoons, in the same hall.
MRS GAsZYNsKI will open an Evening School for
Misses at O'Clock, and at O'Clock for Masters.
Mr.. G. can be at the WORCESTER HOUSE. The
most respectable references given. dim June u.s.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-04

Eg When London Cockney, who had always
risen at midday, had been induced, on a water
party, to see sunrise, he exclaimed, when the
sun was above the horizon and people were turn
ing away, "Is that all / thought that it toent up
like rocket!
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
1876 MAIN STREET,

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EAUHANGE.
The subscriber 10 happy inform the citizens OF Wor-
cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. g. IL. WALKER
remain IN Worcester short time longer thus giving
opportunity TO those who have called have had
chance to Sit on account of previous engagements and
crowded state OF my rooms TO call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation On artist q and skl to any
need any comments suffice Il to say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguefreotypes exhibited
cester who has received Prsmi advertisements
to contrary Notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms to twice tie size of any
Others IN this city would invite citizens and strangers to
call, whether contempt ating sitting or not
June 6. dtf GEO. ADAMS.
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Instruction in the French Language

NJ. JACQUES TROYON respectfully informs
the citizens of Worcester that he proposes give Lessons
In the French Language
Terms-eght dollars quarter for those who join in
class; and twelve dollars for private pupils.
NJ TROYON refers to Count de LAPoRTE, Boston, in
testimony Of his capacity teacher.
Apply at Mrs. Lesure's, 20 Central Street.
lime W