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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
VOL. XyVU.-..NO. GO
FINANCES OF TIE STATE
Estimates presented BY .Nr Storau, in the House .
Delegates, Feb. l4th 1913.

~
Estimate, presented BY Mr.. Storau. in the House 4
Delegates, Feb. 18th, ists.
Debts and LiaL,ih Of Dirginio, RE:
Amount Of Internal Improvement debt So .997, 1913 g
Amount Of debt Tor Subscription To
Bank stock 45o.lo7 o.
Amount held by Literary fund l.0l0,5O6 SO
Actual debt N457 1872 70
Liabilities
Guaranteed bonds JAMES River and
Kaoawba company 1880 s.loo 900 %
Guaranteed honda Chesapeake and
ONO Canal 800 900 %
l.oan 10 James River and kanawha
company l236.O0O 90
Subscription 10 Louisa Rail Road 10000 10
Subscription 10 Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad 100000 90
Subscription 10 Alexandria canal 272.UO0 90
Other loads session lSlb-7 5000 w
OheI lmproyemen's-lsi6 $1,000 10
Debt aud Liabilities prior to session
1907 tl2.o35.7s2 CO
Amounts appropriated by bills passed
both houses, session lS1T-S 9JoUOO w
Gross amount debt and liabilities sl2,9ol,73 90
Amount bills reported To the llouso
by committee Of Roads and Inter
nal \ VACATION, now under consider
alton 5000 900 90
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NOTICE.

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OF Wright Ilbhs, including his Screws and Factory
fixtures the business will b. conducted future by Thomas
Wright THOMAS WRIGHT,
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nnNEyoLENr SOCIETIES.
CONS oF TEMPERANCE.

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GRAND DIVISION OF 1so TaE :s sTaT f 9 fhe X
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SON am W M rawe f. John Rov. R.
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JOIN Bennett, + Y 7! ,,onop NJ amss,s .vsrr
$ $&ss l1$'f S$ as
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( f" fi,s, Vt + aSsWs VI + Z E E hs' s
+ + Pssis " "; +; / ~ T ) vs. W G;jF Berry
"CRYsTAi hf TENP of.tHs Of ioNoR No 4-mee
ct pelican s DGn s1 Ne o S OF ter
gasg Tbns W VAN Y WICK w r. Joel D. French W
{ass aarsPd EdT EsnsA H y 5ofn bss M
Dem ma w " y u y1f H. n. p w g r
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@ % hif at ocl,ck in the Sons OF Temperance
eyenng al % no and St. Charles streets
fntn U the Verandah and St. Charles Hotels Officers
lonlnS u ne aea 1 uarter-A rtemon Hill w p Jacoh
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sionom, q n n s. Albert swain r: lanes
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at half mast ocock =; No S22 TcLonnitouIas street Off
cers@W T. Tlton W p: Stevens. " j k. Gle,
s r n ft,viH x n :. Aier MI can T. q Porter
Us. r RI Rrnnev r. I W;IIiams * G. i n saxon
s: F. Il. Williams Villains os. "'A'''' "A = - N'''
ing. at O'clock at Their ial. No. 81 Tchouptouas
~ b w age WI tTas 2 pays BabcocR
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Evans, ChanIain. r s bany. p w P. - "
~ WASHINfsFilN nJVfSihN No. s. of LAFAYETTE
meets eyerv Satuiav evening in the Odd Fellows Hall on
cbounnnas near the corner of Jackson street Lafayette
fJficenWS Rnrdett w p: Henry I,anghorn w A; S Nc
Lean r s: p s Withers. S. Page S; Moses
T; Parker, G.; Thos NJ Simmons, 4 c; J Firth, J S.
MIsslssiPPI VALLEY DIVISION, No; S-meets
Rnianr over the one Of the Oreanan Officers for the
nresent Snarter-Edward White w i: VIM Smith. w A;
Edward Brown S: BENJAMIN Morehouse r S. Jesse
R , ~ e. W., f-,rnTn r.. lanes Jarvis O. Daniel
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DAILY CRESCEN T..
IRISH REpEALERs.--A meeting of Irish Repeal
ers was held at Tammany Hall, and adopted these

IRISH hEPEALERS.--A Injecting VI lTisH
ers was held at Tammany Hall, and adopted these
resolutions:
Vhereas The overthrow of kingy government in France
and the establishment of republic by the French people
events creating in the political condition OF mth
kind:
esolred That we the United Irish Repeal Association
of New York offer heartfelt congratulations to the peo
e OF the French Repnbc, admirng the intrepid gaahb
which has achieved and edited by the public virtues W
characterised their signal triumph over foya
Resoired That from the Republic in France the deid I
ton has gone forth OF the freedom and y,
land-hat when the eloquent amartIne Minister Vi If
Affairs, makes the proclamation that the mighty t the
world is the death knei of British mlsruie over Tie opp
ed IRISH people ,, Hesitate to
Resotred That if the Ministry of England nes Noes
grant concessions which have now become they
sity to yield the rights and privileges SO long hc de-
will be wrung from them by that lnvincible yao hond
cIares its determination 10 obtain It, though sa'e'
yawn and gibbets irown across It's pam tho irish people at
this crisis in their political destiny to emna nbne for
fraternity exhibited by the people OF France ~ f , dy
the npuaneyaton of their land orgeiiu u e uei
ences which have distracted their counses anu
their energies presenting the noble sIec,ae,e Vi oan VI
,n;,.5 na5oss TO recstablh on Irish soil the nights
and liberties of lfsImen :; e Iii. ,so.;o,;o, sncI
an nnon would give efficiency and strength TO the IRISH
enable The people of Ireland TO physical force or
moral mower to effect their political regeneration, wi som
alone NAV determne-the employment OF any agency being
iusabIe which human power can employ, for the preser
Walton of life and the attainment OF liberty.
Patriotic addresses were delivered by John
McKeon, Esq, and E. B. O'Gallagher.
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two Ssfenne 3 OF The French and English language in
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VIA terms lately published with the pronunciation of evsry
ent acc3ang to the French Academy and the most emf
H inn s. which the methods Of
nae S 9y dlerent authors Investigated and com
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bv nn,;I according to Walker. The whole preceded
ESnbu by Gsse saenne French Teacher
WORKS on Nsya and Military Academy and author Of
As3 REDS DICTIONARY of the English language
Of ali Wos ae Emoogy and Explanation
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meets at No Is Common street he second and ou1n
Tuesdays of each month = Oficers-L. E. Reynolds
NJ " AmstEeng , SeeSetary the iurisc
ton of the Grand Lodge of Mssssppi-hod Their monthly
meetings on the first Thursday evening oi each mohih at
OF Baronne and Perlo streets. Oiicers-W H. Howard
HIRAM LODGE OF A. Y. MASONS-hold their
monthly meetings the MasGns Hal CO asr OF moa a
hafpast s o'clock p M. OfficeH-D. G.. Benbrook, "
M; James H. Miller. S w Nathan Shriyehorn, "; ~
o. H. Brocklebank, S ID: Eli Long. u; J. Henry, Sec
EUREKA LODGE-nnder the jurisdiction Of the Grand
Lodge of Misssspp-hold their meetings in LAFAYETTE on
the rst Wednesday of each month"; Ieyee street near
jackson Oficer-A.J J. Williams. w NJ; j. b. Clements
SenrefaIY.
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M A S ONIC,

H0 , 4 i CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL a
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United x y
States-hold their monthly meetings the first w
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Hall ove1
the CaTroon Railroad Depot Of Baonne and Per-
DIDO streets Oicers-T III. Lewis, I'll p; ID. Blair Sec'v
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROYAL ARCH MASONS
Cnnder me immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
hape 1o the United Statehood their monthly meetings
on the ID ofeaeh month at the Masonic Hail.
over le Iarrolton Railroad Depot of Baronne and
mcrs. Secretary. ~
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the iuis-
dleon OF the Grand Lodge of Mississippi their monthly
meetings on the first Tuesday evening each month at the
Masonic Hall the Carroton Railroad Depot corner of
w NJ: Sam G. Risk Secretary '
l nmdFAS ETrE LODGE -unde the jurisdiction of the
the M Lodge Of hiississpphod their monthly meetings in
at the XII S LAFAYETTE fhe third Monday of each month
DudeS ' On NJ I've ~ e Sm near
Lodge Of Nj GE-nnder the Jurisdiction of the Grand
the second pis-hold their monthly stated meetings
the Cafrollto IN each MONTH at the Masonic Hail.
Perlido street, Ralead Depot corner of Baroppe and
hanson. seee,,,s oicer-T H. Lewis W NJ n. VII
Nh MARION LODGE, No 4-wo-,;nr ,rao- ,,,.,.o.;.
'Ae Aoailana Grand Lodge of Ancient Vrf M OF
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 81 Cast0mhOuse street. .Nep Orleans
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.-No PAY REQUIRE
4 UNTIL A CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate diseases cunl
few days by regular physician without mercury o. ula
poisonous medicines, at No 81 CustOmhouse street Newt
leans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted will
of the forms OF certain Disease to his genera adya
tisement in another column The treatment adopted b. him
Is that which has the approval of the most distinguishes
geOns of Paris, London and New York and ik uniNI
has proved beyond doubt that permanent cunm
the worst of institutional syphilis, gononhGa as
ure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases induced
TO moral certainty, if application be made to those wes
intelligence skill and experience can be relied on, Since d.
Mullen opened in this city, all the many that aeeHs
under his have been cured without siEge exception
Some of these OF years standing. One remakabens
of structure so years old has been cured to the snpseoa
patient. The gentleman (whose responsibility is known
the citizens of New Orleans at hand and by bis permit
son) can be referred to- DR.. Nj 5 treatment Of structure
not known south of NewYork. His treatment Of conc.
rhRa and gleet is the most perfect discovered. sue
shortest safest and suest The patient takes cpag
bebs turpent!ne, or other nauseus doses, but cure o.
tanned in two days without pain lnconsenlen@
change of diet. No pay unless cure effected within
the time named.
IMPoTENcY.-Young men or Others who, by sexualsyss
sefpollution may have brought themselves any oe
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voluntary seminal emissions, general debility or constitutional
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Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office No SyS
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~ Remember No. 81 Cusomhouse st. mhbm
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-. ARCHD; CAMPBELL, Dep Sec Of State
Albany FEB. y io4S .,.
S gsffs s 9EaagSa he hs an
st. That we msh the see se ceaHV Protect the %
%eR may ATTEMPT to Introduce under the Of the %
es sd Fiat e the amount of bushes, done
ny might Pc placed under the sanction OF es,; ;na
n ,h a ne r mercy STAMPED WI" It's appoDao"
| |" r rhe pubic reilape meaiilheS' H., :, r If n6ns
ne me y now near az iiahd Wieh he dseass ~ {ap
f n SUMNER VIII MAKE ,elf apeafaGe II PRIV v will
% oe ,foh ha ouSanm 81 viii he
%s' E ihfsf sssSss.s5 remedies are laying [
IN BILIOUS REGIONS, especially, they are olns
pressble value Used according to directions p scS"
great the exposure Let the West freely use them anu Wv
os disorders will disappear from those fair regions o:oms that
one medicine eau cure ali diseases It Is idle and mpan
10 Haunt such doctrine in the face OF an inengea Bal
pany EVERY PisEAsE will find Is andets The isn
are sovereign in all bilious stomach liver and chrome c
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Ghfe Fever and Agne Dumb Ague Agne gs iss s e
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ot,ei, me chHdrGhs P9naceaI Is mos ,"n Ia: no
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Eyes. The Green f0untain Ointment Is tne pauusnpd
ointment now used. TIE DHsenterg syrap n;aahea
Choera hoibus, Cholera Infanum, &c. The eoaSH"P"'
Balm Is the only unfaing remedy known. ,,.;nni il
E The General Agent for Louisiana and Mlss 9sgn@as
ID. HANSBROUGH, ~ CAMP Street, .NeD ggI .ss
Ill.,, TO whom applications for Agencies may be aou ,v
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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHo11sE

L.. ALLEN, IS Camp street
Atom i ESeIsssey fCs sale Of Plant 49,
Inns establishment embraces large IT, -
an assortment of the best and latest improved mnIemeni
IS to be found the United States containina ,n IL "s
fifty patterns of the celebrated EAGLE swad cuyaan
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LARGE assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS
EEhIlLlLERS. Plaster of Paris Lime Guono
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Swiss Republicans.
The following address was adopted at meeting
of Swiss Republicans in New York, on the LIST inst:

patriots of NeufchateI You have just accomplished
noble and worthy task You have conquered liberty from
sespotism You have destroyed servie and arbitrary gov
eminent which zeal for the monarchy forgot the dear
est interests of the country Yon have proclaimed that the
people of Neucate shall hereafter live under democratic
government 1t sweet for long deprived OF theft
legitimate rights TO think that they have at last tatheand
which they govern themselves. e..
Our country has resumed the position marked ont for 1t
by nature Between Switzerland and Prussia the choice
could not be doubtful. We proud that we can say
=. We Swzers now, and Swzers forever!" Great re-
forms be accomplished and they ought to be accord
them about. leave to the wisdom of your government
exist among all of the sons OF Neuchate with fogetfuness
of past ssenons and friendship and concord for the future
honor brave patriots who have given Us the right to
say " Long live the Republic of Neufchatel!
In the name of the natives of Neufchatel resident
in New York. The COMMITTEE.
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
S. J. PETERS, President; JAMES Dick .WM l.. HoDGE,
Vice Presidents Committee Of .4ppedts H. +. Mckenna,
VIM. II. Avery, w. e. Myine, w. Bogart VIM Mure and
J. H. Elmer.
Gas Works Office on Common street. opposite the St.
Charles Hotel DIR. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman T. j. Gleses, Collector Gas Light Conn
mittee: James Robb Charm. L. w. Wells, Secy.
Water Works Office, No 25 Carondelet street. James
Saul President S. E. Percy, Secy; J. T. Couon Supern
endent William Wright, Collector
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River Premiums.

River Premiums.
From Mem ORLEANS pct prem.
To Vcksburg and all intermediate Landings. 2sO u
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To Louisville st. Louis, Evansville, Ecore Fabre,
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~ Monigomeiy ana Tuscaloosa, Gala ;rzt0az
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10 Fort Smith and Jonesborough Cred Rver,) ..2a03A
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