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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

Ciealsc and Strengthen Consumption cnl be r1~cd
Bronchitis. Consumption. Lirer Complaint, Colds
CMarh. Coughs, .ktlma. Splitting Of Blood. Sore
ness Of thc Chest. Hectic Flush, .NIem Snen, Difi
ch or proljsc Erpoctorution, Pam IN The SIDE, SC,
hare bccn and cd br cured
DR. Townsend lear Sir, Nearly twenty years ago took
violent cold which settled oamY lnngs and affected me
ycicy, indeed, finally became constant hacking couch,
but1 Ed topreycnt me from attending 10 my bust
ness. Within the last fey ycars, II Increased On gradual
w. Al last became reauc,dl bcathed with difficulty and
raised with colgh much bad matter, aa for the last nn
months 60 using your SafSapara bad regular night
syeas, indeed ,riends and myself supposed that Woni
die ~itht the Consumption Latl have the happiness 10 IN
form you that safPi'c after using th1cc hpe, of your
Sarsaqara, find my health restored II relieved me grad-
ually aud enjoying much better health han have
before % years. had almost trialy lost my appetite,
which i. also returned Won liberty to publish TIN,
with my name in the papers. If Vol lense.
Mvlitc gr who's three ola, lada 'ery bad COUCH
TN. v hole Of LIST winter Wcheamc much alarmed an
her While usn@ the medicine. gave trr sonc oi
it, AMI entirely relieved her we'll nssrli and
she well now hearty any chil Ncr sW she was
also full ule hotchos II tp5> them all ht skin -
smoth and h aud lam satisfied she recovered her
health from using your excellent mcdirne
< ". COMMIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
THREE CHILDREN

DR. Townsend-near Sir: have the pleasure to nfor-
that three 9" children have been cured of the Scro-
ula by the use II vo excellent medicine They atrt-
ed severely with bal have taken only bottles
itolN tnem prNhith feel myself under deep obga-
ton Nours respectfully.
ISAAC w. CRANE, LOG Wooster st.
New ork, March |, 1917.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
PONTIGAT,,
From the New York Tribune.
rY KATE CLEVELAND.

In the forestry the funtain,
Voices glad arc ,arong;
Flowers gsm TIE dark brfN 4 rarutaj-
Ia the rosy hues Of Spring
C''nls Of anibsF sunlight stealing
Mid the branches overhead.
Ca the velvet turf arc hnoelinr-
Ry tie hand Of Na'urc sprrad.
Buds and blossoms bri. ht sprnaiag
Round our fstslcps, all hc wsy@
Birds in lesfy groves are Singing
Ls.en tn their merry lay.
f~tas in that fresh green wildwood,
Toll tale Of jay 20 ma
n The sunny tones uf childhrrd.
Speak in bud, aud 19s I, and rec.
Oh! list 10 those voiccs, that tell Of tho Spring
Through the forest in toncs If Wild mlrh They r.ug.
They sR fiho flowor--they tell of the tee.
And sweet is the tale they bring nnlo m,
They tell Of bright clusters Of viuleis blue
VI huse leaves are still elsuh the bss II the dew
They tell Of ,iic lily, that decp in It's acl
Holds HI ti--4--fel sweet III l-a loves So vii
They tel Of The beaoUfol-tcl oi thu hit,
That gather with Spnag. IN carlh, and IN air;
Bui list 10 lhcf soecs. that mcrlilg rug
And list 10 the song that Tho, l,yoasy ,ng
We haze come 10 lhc wildwood
Oh list To ,ur sonu
Il the cad TONES afohjlhoo1.
1t warbl,s along.
We hsva irc,'ghl lhe bright h,Wen.
Awakcd from thc sleep
Thai lhr ugh the darn h#rrs
~ water hey Keep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
Or. YO,rnScnH'S
s n r s n p 4 Il IL l. a.
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN

s n r = n p n Il / l. l. n.
TIE MOST FXTRAORDiNABG MEDICINE IN
THE W0RLU
y'fiIs Extract put up in quart bottles is six tunes
cheaper rea ssnter nd warranted superior any Sold
1t diseases it1at vomiting purgins, scGenng de
biliating the patient
GRE lr FALL AND WINTER MEDICINE.
all other med lnc H. while radicatcs diseases II invigo-
rates thc bly. Il is oil the very best Fall aud
medicines known. ii not oaly plries Inc whole system
sud strengthens the person, bit tcrcltcs new, AMI rit
b1al power possessed by ~ other rine Al in this
lies the secret Oh ts ondefui success. II ht> peri
ed wibnthe PAT two years, than $1,000 OF
Of disease least nnD considered
incuratlr
More Than 5000 eases Chronic Rheumatism
1000 eases Dyspepsia,
1000 cases oit.cneral debility and want Of Energy
. 600 cases {. the different feinale Complaints,
1000 OF Serofula;
800 case. of the Liver Complaints;
$500 Of Disease of the kidne, and Dropsy;
5000 cases Of consumption;
And thousands ofcascs of ds The blood viz Ulcer
Erysipcla Salt hcum Pimpes the face, &C. &c,
geher WITH Of Sick Headache Pain in the
side and Chest, Spinal Ahecons &c, &c.,
This wearc aware, must appear Incredible but have
letters tronPhysians and from agents from all parts
he United States. informing Of extraordinary r..
Van Bn-tir. Esq of the respectable Drug es in
Newark n i informs that lac e'er than $50
in that place alone There thousands of
the City Of New ptk, which will refer with pleasure
and o character II is the best medicine the pre-
vcnon oil disease known 1t undoubtedly ed the lives Of
more than
u tCfT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

These causes came onto be again heard upon The pas
'rnefiy read and the report Ul Ro5,r, lin y, WI
pointed receiver by the order Of The 5rd day APi 1t
showing that thcrc remains una in the hltd 81 ioot
l. Coleman, deputy Tor John Coleman, late Sle1i'
as Commissioner, the sum oil $50 y cents, as OF me
2ls day OF May, ISL; and, motion OF TIL l''-
tiff by counsel the Court doth order tlat the sand Joha
Coleman, late Sheriff OF Amherst luu,y Edmund Moore
Robert L. Coleman, John w Broaidu and James r lds-
man. his surviving securities James p. Coleman and Be
Ann his wife, administrator and admnisliaN OF daniel j.
Coleman. decd, who also security, MAYO CahcH, al
mnistrator of George caaway Decd no ano orst
curty, James l. Lankin. Sheriff of Amherst, and as sum
administrator Of Thomas j. W allcr decd who al"a
security do appear here the first dav OF the next term
bel previously served with copy of this orr to she"
they why they should not be deere to pay
the sa balance IF thirty dollars and twelve cents WIN
ne'est thereon from the Dist day Of May, ISL till aid
And appearing that the said Robert l. Coleman Is not
resident this Commonwealth publication Of tbs oydc "
i"nr weeks, any public newspaper publ lied in tins '
eah, shall be sufficient service linn, and as "
any other OF the said partic whomay not be found IN '
usual place Of abode, service Of copy in the moir pr
BY law for services of notices ON legal occasions, shall nc "
h3ient.
Copy-Tcste.
ROBERT TINSLEY, CIR.
MAY iS-Niw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

lave beep subject 10 severe attacks the piles during t,
have Suffered all the atiares 81 that complaint and had
paired oi ever finding relief except in death hax,t
urc to INFORM You ''tIerc is yet balm in Gileadn -
used Two bottles Of your Sarsapara, and feel no
my old complaint send you this Tor publication and ~
may relcr to me- would be happy to inform II m
benefit have received al yonr hands "e
Yours, truly, JOHN HILL
July 6,1Bi6 ~ Fulton.
Thomas Smith Printer, lG2 Nassau st 81 story ,,,i
'ong standing and aggravated case of the Piles.
Principal Ofire, l2i Fulton street, Sun Building \
Rcllme : Co, State street, Bostou-D,tt x S,n -,
Nofth "a street hilad. ph1 : lance, Dru5gist Balm
more: v. G2htn ef@rl sf2n-WdShi = Co, CiartrF,
street, t0j South Pearl street. Albany-sna IL, II,
the principal Druggists and Merchants generally lhrnslon,
the tncl States, West Indies and the Canadas ~
For sale in I.ynnhbars, by u. Il. LYMAN, Druggist
Dec 2-oai2mT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
United STNrES OFEIcER.

Capt. G.. W. Mclean, one Of the tinted SIacs Marine
Corps and member Of the New Jersey legislature has kind
y sent us the following certificate 1t tells its story.
Raliray, Ian -, 1877
sinrcI taken with the Influenza, and whole
system lct IN dchiiaed state was induced to Try ilr
Tp"nscud SarSa au, and alter taking tire, bottles
Ms very mneh relieved and attribute entirely the said
SJrsap7ra. have continued taking Ii aud find that I'm
Prove every day believe it saved my HE and would not
be without ii under any consideration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
NOTICE.

4 IL. PERSONS having claims against the estate OF n
n C. Tany decd requested TO make them known 10
me early practicable, tad may make to
meet th"m, AM ihus indebted 10 the will please call
immediately and settle their accounts unreasonable in
diligence Will be given
JOHN W. +. JONES,
Executor Of c Tariy ICED.
B-1he locating contracts or the present year, by
quest ri the eeed, Wll be carried my name his
cculr and her b, notify all concerned that in this capac
Y have authorized agent, and will therefore re-
'on" it no debts contracted by person without
spcf al order
\. w. +. J.,
Executor # {. 7, decd
Natural bridge, MAY rs WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
G. " Mcl.EAN.
PILES! Piles. plLES!!!

DIR Townscnds Sarlparilla Is less curing
this distressing cola thanief Diseases the Blood Dvs.
pcsa lthl iuetu, aud Nervous nobIay. Rcldthc iJow-
ing
IT Townsend Dear Sir-Thr o Its Of your Sarsaparl-
l. uuly vJnl-lM. fJ tAo l-s ia |, ht year. past
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

Godfrey Ter in hs own i.h and oxccn'ar OF Eliza
Barnes, Iced Frances Barnes widow Eah Barnes and
William, IIeary, Elijah Lucy " ,ruIlay, "a and MI
dra \. VI Barne infants under the az i" Il At's' /!
Robert iineley, specially assigned then eHard an
Defendants;
ard
Michael :. Warren, administrator Of nutlcr l'4rnan'
decd PldlnnH,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

Or TownsendiS almost daily receiving orders from rhysi-
clans IN dtlerent part, OF the Unon
llSis to certify that we, the undersigncd, PHYSICIANS
the City o Ablny, have in prescribed Drt
o"n>cds Sar-arila and believe it to be ol the most
Valuable preparations in the market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
'rRAl t.lIING TRUNKS

DDRrER. ALE AND cIpER.--,us received fresh
! sJpplyo london Poster, best Albany Ale aud New
ark cider, Ia bottles, which niIer to he trade at low
prizes.
Artil Its MCDANIEL LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

4 I Circuit Superior Courtaf Law and Chanccry, cor
"A tpued ly adjournment and held for the OF Am,
hcst at the Court House, Thursday the Both day
March, ISIS.
Humphrey Gilbert Piaeti1,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
WIOLESA LIE
co I 10 HS Es'Urc h % ~ sc,
No. J52l MARKET STREET,
RnrM ELY III ND aTMl

etOfn ~ ~ - va y q N u ~ sc,
No. J52l MARKET STREET,
tBETWEEN 4IH MD 5TH)
PhiIndc ipI,in.
.'ir .ol,erii = respectfully .olrit. The attention OF
ny Merchant au1 Dealers g,ncrali} 70 AZ examination
Of etnp 4 ick Of
READY .MlDE CLO7ILNT;,
Which Tor es'e,t, ,aroy aud workmanship, he natler,
himself will ee universal sa iarun Wha hi> reduced
ca # ptice presents to pun a~rts Inducements which
annnth surpassed by any other e't; hi nu in tho Urel
81
Plilad,Irafe Murch e--ws, JACOB REED.
virginia.
I ucs hrid in hc Clerks DHi,e IS the Circuit supe
y nor ou 81 law aud hunrcry county o. IN
hcsf, an Monly, the 'td day Of Apr Isis:
James l. l.ampk,n Admislslrlir OF Nelson C. Dawson,
dec d., and IN his o,n right, and Nancy, his wife
Plaintiff,
Weldon b. Parks, Elizabeth Ware, John Wingfed and
Polly In wife, Lucy AMI Joshua y all,, chi cn oi
Malta liaiy dcrd) and Burwcil y, Thomas, samuel
Patsy b Lucy \, Fanny, Mary j., Ro>eia and Edmonia
Dawson, the children oil Samuel e. Dawson, decd
Defendants,
X CHAscERY.
The nciendantg Elizabeth Ware Inc, A. and Joshua y
y y, {rhdh Ell Of Mando ialy, dcc'd' and tinsotll
l hpna-, samuel, pat} Is Lucy Iauny, Mary j Ro
rlt aul tdnala Dawson, children oi Samuel g. Dawson
dec d.. not hiN1ug entered Icr and
". according h the tri Of Assembly, and Rules of Til,
Cont, and 1t appearing by tis,r'uy e,icnce that they
not nLabaHs OF tbs Commonwealth: Itl ordered that
the sail l'cn 'ant' dn appear here the fist Monday in
Aur M VI answer t"hl etto Planii,n thai copy
this order befrth it'll inserted N spauer pub he'd
IN the town o lnrhg, tp Ye months successiyely and
post at the front duoro he Courthouse u This County
Cppy-Tcstc.
ROBERT TlNsLEY, elk.
Apr,l 81 w2m
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hyperion Article. for sal.,l y
MCDANIEL. = LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
P.ii!ndcipliin.

r'iE .ubserf-r rcspe5r n illicit. The attention Of Coao
ny Merchant aud Dealers g,ncfai - examination
of a efnpl,lt 4 irx of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

made of the best materials and dicss,lcs and waran
ted inferior In none all of Inch can aud will br sold AT
Northern prices Pers wanting articles IN either Of
the above Ines will find it greatly 10 their advantage Ia
call and examine our stock before purchasing eseW hetc
as we ARE determined 10 make prices sui the times.
\ good aslrimeut Of
TRN LlIING TRUNKS
always on hand. All Repairing IN both If the above
lines dnne .ith neatncss and despatch.
Country PIoJue Of any kind taken IN exchange for
Ga7.s At cash man ket prices.
iOorl'rs shall meet with prompiattcoton from coun.
Try Saddlrrs and others.
NlIA6kLEFORD s I.EWE1IFN.
= S-Wc have Two OF three Second Hand Carriages
on hand. which viii he sold low for cash
March l3-ts 5. s l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
CONSUMPTION CT RED.

Hartford, March II, 1915.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

yfils EVse is pu, up in quart bottles 1t Is six tunes
cheaper riea s.nter ard warranted superior any sold
cures diseases with1at vomiting purgns cbenng de
~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
10000 Boxes per Month,

And find difficult with large force OF HANDS and the late
machinery which adopted manufac
them enough supply the demand in thirteen western
southern States One large mandatory constantly
gagged preparing the various concentrated extracts Of which
the best information obtain from
selling and hosts of attentive correspondents
parts of country, medicine month"; not less
Fever and Ague thousand OF which haVs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02

the statements many Of the papers, and The names OF
highly respectable physicians and citizens Of high Standing,
attached certificates Of good effects Of medicine be relied
seems the height Of incredibly doubt for moment the
intrinsic virtues Of Dr. Baggs Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar Coated
Pills Unlike Of attached certificates Of this
home-physans high standing
well known 10 the community
For sale by Tomnscn Brothers, sign Of the Golden Mortar and
q L ada ,.rrixf India
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
MEDICAL LECTURES,

Summer Corrse of Lectures win be given in the Cincinnati
IN Medical Institute commencing first Monday in April
and continuing until July under the following
SuRrrcrs. LRcTURERs.
suroeyv Drs Mussey and ShotweI.
Anatomy and Physiology John Davis, NJ D.
Natsr Medic and Pharmacy Hamburg SINH, NJ. ID
Obste,ics and H. Tate NJ D.
Practical Medicine distinguished Southern practitioner Is
expected 10 Lecture In this department.
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence C. H. Raymond, NJ D.
Chest L. NJ. Lawson, NJ ID
wo Lectures daily delivered during the Course and the
students advantage Of attending the Chemical Lectures
and Witnessing surgical Hospital OF
The mountains. RJ- Fee for the whole Course $4,000
s5-eps 2yv TCn Enq.l J. H. TATE, Secy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
NJ GREAT IyCONSISTENCY!:

Physicians prescribe DR.. ROGERS LIvERwoRT AND TAR
stages hopeless CONSUMPTION
after all other medicines have failed has proved itself to be
the extraordinary medical aid in curing that disease Now
the neipnt such COUGH
COLDS &c. &c. the Lungs too far before u
ceatiOn place II seldom known to fail in break
ing distressing Cough Cold in few hours me If
strictly The GENUINE DR. ROGERS
LIvERWORT AND TAR, which makes 80 many wonderful
cures VIM Drug store, in this city
VIII or retail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
NOTICE,

vxrHEREAs wife, Nancy Mcdonnell has len bed and
without just provocaton, this 70 To orewau
nined 10 pay no contracting sas this date
f.h 40 lsss el-3w JOSEPH MCCONNELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
HAYES, DAGUERREOTYPES.

TINS Week Positively the Last.
DERSONS who contemplate having their keneses taken and
wish avail themselves Of Mr. HIS superior skill should
delay Saturday, March the 4h, will certainly be
longest remain in Pictures taken In all kinks OF
weather.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02

MARRIED,-On the 9th inst. by Rev. F. c. Holli-
day, MIR. PHILIP PIATT, to Miss LAvINA BRADLEY all
of this county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
State of Indiana, Marion county, SIS.

IL ChdRccrg.
Thomas Little Willis Brown, John others.
THE defendants Gao George GTaort, Amy Morgan
husband Oldham, Richard Pin
edgman Graor and Hazard Grao hereby notified that
the 18th day Of February lsls, the complainant Thomas Little
filed his bill Of said the entitled
defendants that said
bin pending that unless and
the before the calling Of said the
Of said court held the House the city Of In
the and things therein contained
taken confessed and held
decree will be rendered therein accordingly.
Attest, r. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Smith Sullivan, soils for comp. BY G. wrrKs Deputy.
Feb
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
ANEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
InUSE

HOUSE.
No. H. East Sd street. south side bet Main and Sycamore,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
KATZENBERGER, STRAUSS g. CO.,
RE receiving and opening entire stock OF sasonsbe
"A and fashionable Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods TO which
would call the attention country merchants and dealers feeling
hdent advantages which will enable make
jet for all visiting the city give CALL goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere
KATZENBERGER, STRAUSS co.
March l. S4S-S7-om
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-02
HENRY PORTER,S ESTATE.

ToTICE hereby given undersigned has this taken
estanenary will Of Henry
Porter county Of Marion and State Of Indiana deceased
The said Persons indebted TO said estate
undersigned without de
10 present
law.
Frbunrv 10Th. l94a sI-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24

WISELY, AccoMAc, March 18th, lo4S.
Gentlemen: Your communication has been re-
csived and, in accordance with your request, ]
hasten q response.
Ever cs,ecming the right Of being q candi-
date guaranteed TO every citizen qualified under
our constitution, by the s~trictcst and pure.t
principles Ct republicanism, did | regard yours
as The mere efusion Of a caucus, emanating
from a party, to which, | personally, am under
no obligations, il would in my estimation, merit
no respect. But, considering the call that you
have made upon me, consonant 10 many that
have received, both private and public, from Ac-
comack and our sister counties in the district, |
am compelled TO regard these combined, III the
light Of 4 call for my services, such as no man
claiming 10 be republican can di regard.
! believe you TO be the fair opponents Of the
will Of the republican party in our Senatorial
District, and therefore waving every consider
alton of personal interest, | accede to the re
quest which your partial estimate of my abili.
ties has superinduced.
| consent to be a candidate upon one simple
condition, to wit: that | can withdraw, when, in
my own judgment, ! may do SO. without detri-
ment to the honor or interest. Of either the dis.
trict or myself.
A. the bearer of your standard, gentlemen, l
cannot promise TO bear it on TO victory; but
simply, should God spare me, | do promise, if 1t
me t defeat, eren then ril ! wape ii triumph
antly, uatarnished by d~I,honor, untouched by
disgrace.
Without arms, destitute even Of "a stone and
a sling, ; confident only that "truth will prevail"
| invite my adversary, should there be one, mho-
erer he may be, TO accompany me, 10 join issue
with me, in a fair and honorable discussion, be-
fore every two or three assembled to hear US,
whom we cas reach, as desire 10 raise a fec
BILE voice 10 d fence Of the honor and integrity
Of my country, and in Remuneration Of the ad-
yersaries Of her conduct and principles.
Duly sensible Of The compliment intended me
BY the Dem cratic party, and thankful 10 each
of you, for the kind terms Of expression on its
behalf, remain, very respectfully,
JOHN c. WISE.
To Thos. T. Chopper, Revell West. Jas. Nor.
than, James II. Dix, John E. Wise and Jas. j.
Ailworth, Esqrs., committee, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY,, MARCH II, lS4S.
u0ITSp or DEL EGtTES

MIR. DARRaCOTr announced that the com.
mitlee on Agriculture and Manufactures had I'm.
ished the business before them, and The CLERK Ia
that committee, on his motion, was ordered 10 +.
discharge
M. SYME, according 10 order presented !,
bill TO incorporate the Petersburg Fire and Life
Assurance Association.
On motion OF Mr. SYME,
Resolved, By the General Assembly OF y;ro;
MIA, That the Superintendent OF The Public A.,
mGry be AMI is hereby authorized and dir.c. "a ),
deliver 10 WIN. niece, principal Of a C as,ic,l
ami Military School in the town o. Pe.eIsbu,,
hty OF those muskets now in The Armory in -
custody OF said Superintendent, which bay We h-sr
condemned as unfi' Tor use-the said M'G.s -
give a receipt Tor The return OF The muske,s wbe,
required By Inc State.
Tesu'a'incIb The State vote in Internal Imptoyem.s,
Companies was laid on he table.
A motion was made hy Mr.. STEWART ),
take up ihe resolution, 'fi.red 81 him. in reoa,5
10 4 Convention On The III January, and laid >,
he table, Tor the urpose OF considering Inc Sam
The House refused 10 take up by a vote OF moe
So, ayes AZ
Mr.. SCOTT Of f. proposes a recess un,ii !,
O'Clock 10 Join in The funeral procession ., ~,
| Adams.
Mr.. DORMAN offered a resolution. VIII,
was agreed 10, proposing The appointment, d ).
| comm@iee 10 noiitf he Chief Marshal a he a.
Engagements in regard 10 The Funeral ObseQujeso !.
Mr.. Adams. that The members OF he House r.
pose 10 Join in the procession as a BODY.
The House met AT me expiration Of he rcces,
but adjourned without further business.