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Newspaper BORROWERS.

OF all the mean, contemplate low, sneak.
Ing aud grosei'Iag thing. upon the face O.
q DDS creation, the man who is ABLE aud
vii not take popor because he can blr
to~ IS the meaHe,t We wish 10 be un.
dcfslood ~ the mater, ind therefore viii
merely slate that our remarks are not IT,
lendld for any who take as many papers o.
hey arc able, but drcc.', 10 those y 10 can
bul viii not take paper because they can
borrow. We Nave been led TO make these
remarks by complaint Of our subs rlbrts,
sho have been and are sal very much an
noy ed rs thts- miserable things u tie shape
p(humauily. "Neaspaper Borrowers. -
Aud We do hope as the mean things will
aui come up like men and take a rapel
,ha, they VIII be good enough TO lei our
subscriber alone and lei them have the
,leasu'c ,f reading Their paper Us they pay
lot 1t, ard DO nyt Go so tor iho purpose Of
lending II oah Coup ~ crowd and cen.
niece to kwe about lie diiieren, rapstc,
4ad s1on sou si. hear enc say, such aud
,uch paper Is uU ss.uut too many h!,er
usemeuis IN t--luli OF this aua ,b.. ,h,np,
and two 10 one that the very man then AJAX
ug nnse Is newspaper borrower. We
we're not logg age, pItsent al one OF these
gatherings Uhen the subject Of papers Was
brought up hen one sud, Why CIT read
such aud such pafets, Tie type makes such
tld upr, sslou, aud hundred other d.
cuoas we're made, when alter lie got
though, asked ban how long he had been
taking paper. Ca, "a tie, never did
lake It, it i not worth SO cents year
v cll, SAID hoN DO you know i. IS as bad
rs you say " hg, said he, nei.hbot ------
lokes ii, and ,oud aud borrow II, TINS
man. or thug, Ia Lgman shape was able 10
purchase eve times his netg hbot properly,
and sui too mean 10 take papcr.-An
othet spoke IN the sane hgh. Of auo'hct
paper, bud SAID TO hun, what do YOU pay
for II (knowlng he VAS one Of the fhtpes)
and his mouth VAS shut as fast as Il hi.h
land Ierrapiu. = Exchange paper.
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Miscellaneous.
The Deaf Musician.

lieas tbs 20.h Of March, ls2T 10 The
poorly furnished spattuent Of a small house
IN Baden, 10 Austria, uu Cd msa vas un-
king preparations iut 'utney. lie has.
'y loied within "A knAp,sck few chang.
es OF linen. The weather was cold the
sind rvs wcre covered with hoailfo-i, and
yet Gully ic dying emhots burned upon
The hearth. Either the all mans mind sos
loo mach cnsros,ed to lhuk Of feeding the
fame. or perhaps his scanly rcsoo'ccs uced.
cd csie.ul husbandIugs 10 meet the espen
ses Of his approaching journey.
Ia truth, lhe aspest OF the room bespoke
stale of waut fether than OF Gtl'lence. -
bed with curtains Of faded green serge,
ies antique arm chslfs Of yarulahei wood
covered with well worn tapestry, val.
nut table, AMI harpschofd, composed It's
entire furniture. The hip,lchord was
sltesed with mnsic, patty IN manuscript !;
and a ildug sheet, covered with llIeg,be
notes. and dr-fgu'ed BY numerous ctasu'cs,
showed wha, was the old msn's recent en-
poymcn,. The occupied Of this dcsJltle
abode WINS between li1y and sixty years Of
eye. II lofty forehead, enc,tcicd by locks
o. silver grey, b.amed with intelligence,
although he appeared 5osed down beneath
The weight Of sone great ni'lcllcn.
dark fire ahjlej in his hazel eyes; and his
Cheeks. glowing with one bughl spot of
heclc color, con.fastcd strangely with the
Deadly paleness which overspread the rest
Of his countena1ce. Whou the hnap9ack
vas made up, tho old man approached the
table, on winch lay au open lo,,er, stamp
60 with the Vienna pos,ma'k. lie took
up, and stood with his eyes fixed on lis
con en's, though it ouly contained these few
words:
MY DEAR UNCLE: Pardon mo the
s'ei which ! an occaslonns you; bat,
duplicated 10 an unhappy Transaction, |
asse istieceivcd an order 10 qn' Vienua,
"aahce am commanded for the future TO
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his daily walk the passengers eSclai:-.cd,
There is Beethoven" and sllen Y msdr
way 70, him, les, they should interrupt his
mediauous. The peasants locked with IN
weArled delight on ihz, marble brow, v here
grief he'd indeed stamped It's fatal marks,
but ~hlch sill vas enclIcled siIh The hG.o
Of genius.
Beethoven then ceatcd himself at The
harpsichord, and desiring the young peop'e
TO take up their instruments, lie play ID lot
them bis own symphony. Il was a mo.
men, Of unspeoksble happiness.
When they had finished, Beethoven i'm
prcristd sublime melodies his spirit break
iug through the Lords y hich euchained han
10 Garth, seemed ~ rise ,uupl handy TO.
wards heaven.
/ The poor harpschord under his hands
gaze forth UNIV ontcd 1un1s-socetlmes
majestic as the voice Of thunder. sometimes
as mysterious Is The sichs Of The dy lug.
Ala i, was tbs song Of The G"su 4
part Of Ihe Ds h, tliUs elittd on. The bed
usually occupied by the father Of lie FAM
Is, VAS prepared for Beethoven, aud be IVES
con.tfain,d to accept II.
/ DIfinE tie night he became (everieh,
and 10 cool h, burning brow, he arose and
y en' cut into the open air too s'lghIly clad
/ The ar VAS bitterly cold The VINE 2'oen.
ed 10 The branches Of tie trees, aud penetfa.
ling rain dfif Cd over tie country. When
the Old man returned he was benumbtd -
The dtolsy FROM shich lie had iou1 sulef.
Cd, mounted 10 his chrs', aud too sooa il be.
came apparent ,ha, al remedies nero use
I less lie v 5 with d.llieuiiy transported to
Vienna, here he was vt,lte1 b, rhyel.
clan, Who pronounced his case hopeless
onr. l!umnel, hIs dearest friend, heard OF
his danger, and ll5@ to attend hlm IN his last
Mum, IT. bgt lie w8s almost ln,en-,tln.
The words he sought 10 utter expired 90
tie palbd ps. Stlth he Iecosnz j his ear.
tly ficid, aud thanked HIN uah ,aaurufu
-uI'p. iluuue pressed the icy co!d haod
within ht. own grh deep emotion.
When the dsiue man felt tie pressure,
his eIGz j eye klldled Wl,h a modeutlty
con, ciousness.
He sunk upon the pillow. Wnh gentle
;, b The splfli had fed.
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csc i,ad 40 wool om Che top of his
tEeai,'

This need not be sung any more. The
Richmond Republican says that Mr.. NJ.
Wise, farmer Of Rockingham county, has
discovered certain means of restoring
the growth of hair on tbs head. An exam,
nation of the pores of the skin which had
been prepared for tanning showed that at,
ter one crop Of hair had been extracted,
there were second set Of roots below those
which we're drawn out of the upper pores
of the skin, and this peculiar formation OF
the skin Of an animal, he thought not IN.
likely to exist in the human head. Hence
i occurred TO him, that il the skin Gu the
head of person could be sottened, and
the lower pores SO reached with the right
kind of invigoratlng application, new
growth of hair would be produced. lie
has applied bis remedy 10 the heads of sew
eral persons in Richmond, and the Repub,
lican says
We have ourself seen new and luxurant
growths of hair upon the heads of several
of our citizens, whom we knew to be al
most entirely bald short time since. In
most cases, the hair has made its appear.
ance in eight or nine days after MIR. Wise's
first application and in one instance, only
about four days elapsed before the new
hair began TO grow"
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519sO3s o5
$500 Ola n5 |
and il gives u

And il owes "a $500 OIg O5l
4 Which Is over is pof cent. on The capita
stock,
The only question is, can the Road be
constructed for the money authorised BY
The CHARTER! Il might be considered pre-
sumption to venture an opinion about the
cos, Of such work, especially 8s | have
not seen the country between Salisbury
and Charlotte. YET having some knowledge
Of the Roads in cur country and their cost,
| must he permitted 20 say that see no
d.(isu,,y IN the way Of coQslfuctin, Raj
Road en- he route between Salisbury and
Gola.b1foush By the vsy Of Lexington,
Jimes.ovn Gfeeushnfouah. IlhlsboIoupb,
Raleigh. SaIlhfisld Is. II il true that a
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THE DEVIL AND TIE TAILOR.

We CLEAN the following lroc the Penn
sylvanian of the | 9Th inst: A jersey tail
or, one Jonas Toplti, declares postlvclN
tina, he has in his shop a suit Of clothes
which he made for the Devil. He say;
he was hunting out in The marshes Hher
ne me, strengthening man who asked
him if he wasn't a tailor. He replied
Yes" The strange man then gave hln
a piece OF black cloth, ana told h,m tl
make suit of clothes to HE measure ant
To bring them out on the marsh one week
from that day, when he would pay 'oI
them. Jonas measured him, agreed 10
make the clothes, and did make them bat
thinking it strange place to carry clothes
he first crossed himself and sptinkled the
clothes with water in the Catholic Church
a, Newark. He then went out ON the
marshes, where he saw the strange man
but the moment he came in sight the msn
vanished, and he was unable 10 find him. -
Some people think Jonas invented the story
to attract people TO his shop, when he ex.
bibits tho clothes-the cloth of them be-
inc of beautiful silk fiDe texture. AT all
events, .ionas's custom has increased won
derfuly since he has become tailor 10 his
Satanic Majesty.
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SNNl,.

How sweet (. is for US to know.
Ihst there are hearts that burn
Nhh love for Us Nhero'ef sego,
And SIGH for cur return.
Then. tsoagb tho woil1 is cold and t'osr
And giycs the bosom pain,
We've b1, 10 turn to scenes ,no;e dear,
And All 10 hight ssaia.
Bot sad mast be The home Of those,
tldti,l~snncd 10 live alone.
With none ~ eheu' ar-.4 life's wC.r,
And none 10 call ,ieit osn
No season sweet Of joy doth como,
To thsd IL ffsgtancc ho'r.
No sunshine 10 lispctee mo gloom
That Lslois 40 dsfk dgspih
Tbs heat can nc'cr be 't1ly best,
Un'css {, can rseiinr,
Upon SONS fond. eongoaial brras'.
Whefe loss's ssoI tgndrls ,wtno.
Tbou wa can brook llics many lis.
of sorrow sud Of NC;
Tor lows soothing balm dlsil.s
To cheer Us Whilst, bclaS.
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T. J. IIoLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if paymen,
be delayed three months and THREE DOL.
LARS if not paid until tho close Of The year
FlQtferino ofers IN ChbV
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Internal Improvement.
OA G4c Income Of the North
Carolina E,aiigOad.
WILMINGTON, n. c., August %, lsio.


To Gov. J. NJ. MoREmEAD,
Chairman Of The Erecutire Committee:
DEAR SIR; Since my return from Sails
bury, have Eel, deep interest ~ the sue.
cess Of the Central Rad Hoad, and am muc!.
pleased TO learn By he papers, hat yo- a.e
cut in your strength 10 the cdusn.
Gov. Sssln's letters are well calculated
to enlighlen the people on tie sui ct Of
this important improvement, but ! think he
+ has under es'ins'ed he additional value
suck . vosk is calculated 10 conGer upon
the land through which it would pess.-
Bot % tins subject, ara at loss how 10
init ny oan cstimal ion. Ii We lock 10
Massachusetts,, she has SO! bright example
10 the way Of constructing Roads for The
beaf6t Of her Cun citi=tne, uiihOW regard
10 The accommodation IF those rho hGpe no
interest IN her prosperity. Our mistake
has been, the attempts TO beneh! those who
haze no interest in the State we have teen
carried away by the lgnis iatnus Of through
travel. | say. If We look TO Massachusetts,
10 see The value given 10 her landed prop
etty, by the construction Of Rail Roads
and adont !, as hasa u,on which n con.
..,uct our es,in,tea i u';u IooL so mucL
,Lan,all,olL ~, r,o,,iI,A;aI
ae we're humbu2gin-, II is therefore df.
iru't 10 say What limit should be adopted.
he estimate Of he increased Vi ue Of lands
~ $50 - 800 - -
- - -
n 49,"
~ ,''',l''
'Oo" :"
,nda..,aui = p'
,,..l.,aatt.s,g - n" 80 90, ~
p'I .ta,.,i -, W. ~ "a -
-, ' 80 t y IL
ta.td ~, e., 80
- ;'l,I;
80, 1"1
r d,snoao ~ ,ta sn,,l0a n,oJ',.oar,La ~, ,n
IT, - aI ili 10y ,
- III go, 30 - .,.,;a a,,p ..I
10 ho,,a.,..a .o,l,i So r,,l = NIX ~
Ill, ,a,"ot,,a - aa,. ,Il t,' -
y mum
."e'''o'9 ~ 'o' ,','''a'o !" "a, '"- '''a'
'"e a. - s. az "1' I'',- ~ ",u'u U
".t' ~ "a ~ g., 80" " 'I''
q ~, ,I =. l,.., -
~ s,a.L oc III y 81 a,,li ~, "a
s,ock n, Ne con,,e,, ! ,t'nL !, e,n -
nro,ei fro,o ri, iar,,.rrcs ,h,,;,u,y
ouly Re nayiny stock III, son,J n,oye -
h. ,ainaGla in,es,oen, II cani,al va
r,nsirot /; doe nr fbes f.cL from tho C,;inres
,5a hive heretofore ,skgn Mace in IN,
Sa.c. The reason az rhese r. ilntesa,otoo
palpsble 10 lie mistaken. br persons yersed
IN tie expenses of malnr.insnce Il Rail
Roads. These Roads we're constructed If
100 fraI! end perishatle materials; this IS
an ctrpr y hich cao. and certainly vii be
svoifg1 Name aro .Iain,oBu,lh the nrac.
ocal ,gIacts an Ran RAD ccn ba found IN
fecn,nueul The L,b, s,ren i,on e,ch n.
bateto'ora used IN the cnn.,,uc,,on of orr
R,,ds Weun., NJ, ,ho,aro,e d,ow ON
,lD,lops from the euormous eyn,pses alien.
dino the kino or those p,ad,
To arrive al su,,h.., no ~, os,,.,o,o
# the value Of stock 10 the Norm Uarv.
lna Road, i. is necessary either 10 know
how much produce aud merchaudiza would
be transported en- il, aud the number Of
messengers; or, else, We mus, draw con
cuSous from tie income on other works
similarly situated. Fom the FIRST source,
4 i d.fIituI, to draw our c,1cus,o,s, Ne
cause. ia our S,ale. SO hide sllen,,oc hae
been paid 10 statistics. that We have no Ger.
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MOONS PHASES
POETR v.
TODAY and Tomorrow.

~ ,, n. raEFLAfL R
Don'i tell nc q 10 morrow
Give IEe tic man who'll say.
That, when good deed. te DC done,
Lots do Tho deed 10 day.
We may al command Tie ifqsen.
II we Acr sAd never wa.t,
Rs' repentance +. the phantom
OF tie past, tha comes too lsic
Doat ted ne OF 10 morrow
There's much 80 DO 10 day,
That can neyrf be accomplished
n se throw tho hours away.
Every moment has Iis duty
who the future can iofsiell
Then ally put cf tai 10 morrow
Wat 10 day can d. ~ vol
Dent tell me Of TO morrow
Ii We look upon the past.
How much that &c have lef, TO do
We cannot DO a, l.A:.
t. LAY Il ,s ,hs Only tim
f.f an on this fta,l esrlh
II tahes 80 age 20 fofm H.,
A ,ncmsui gives 4 birth,
lao q Geo.
rkaM Tws LnrlslflLE forESAt.
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Why are the boys who loaf abon, the
wharyes like hardware merchants BE.
cause they SUI iron aud steal for living
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absent myself. beseech you to come TO
my aid. IUu a'ono can save me. Adleu.
JOHN
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Ffattering offers TO Clubs.

81 Advertisements inserted at One Dollar rer
square, Us lines or lees, tins sized type for the
hIst insertion. and rs cents for each contnu-
ance. Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales
charged Is per cent higher; aud deduction
OF 333 rer cent. viii b- made from tie regular
prices, tor advertisers by the year. Advertise
ments inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
square for each time. ScmLinurlhly IS cents
per square for each time.
1TPos,nlasters are euthorizsd TO act NJ agents.
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of rreipht wnh the North Ess, Nenao a.,
,on,,oa r., and po.,ol,o T n :.
' -" "
"hich are haN'sabie Tor mere taan Gsli NE
year, to the point where the Road crosses
\. e,ia oho,,, ,,,o,,h ,.soo,,, ne
'"e
"snspD'ia',on o. Tue Mail y Is oaSea up
Now, e, u from the foregoing statement
Of income, zee what profits may be reason.
ably expected, alter deductlns the neces-
saty expenses. Aud first, Of Road repairs
For The first wears il cannot exceed $40
Ter mile, and FOR the expense Of iranspo ia
ton, We will take thai Of the Wilmington
Road FOR lsi7
Receiits as aoye, s3sg, ais 0o
Road fepairs, 80 ..tles,
az ' si4U per 'hlie, sz''aoo W
cr.J;rg reosi,s r. faco
motives and Cars, 57.942 IS
Pay ofCifi.crs, Agts Sc 700 90
- s9"o- 90
5000 ~ a.
which is ne,rIv equal II 10 ,e- cen, ON tho can
ital.
Now let Us take the receipts Of tie Charleston
Noaa, IS pe'ote' i~o'iVi' :: % e,r .I., i sn
Produce u tsese couhtie, for 1910 273,l.6 CO
-
:, 80 soZ"Vo9 ~
7, :, s"se' We r y i, aaa - d. -, qoq :
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

MIR Holloway introduced bill for the benefit OF & Brown
ing OF the county OF Mssion read h ST time.
M Holloway, fIom select committee, reported bill Tor
the relief Deah and Sylvester Conkln Of Wayne county
read FIRST time.
Nj Hardin introduced resolution requesting the commit
Tee Education to inquire into The expedeucy OF amend
ing the school law relative school districts, where the dis
tric lie Counties of which has adopted the law
and the other has adopted.
Mr. Winssndley introduced resolution that the commit
Education inquire into the expediency Of amending
the sh section Of the school law Of last session adopted
Mr. Mkn introduced resolution that The thanks OF the
Senate DUE and they hereby rendered to the Hon.
James G. Read Of Clark for the able and dgnhed
in which he has presided the debe Of the Sem
ate President pro tenn adopted.
On motion of MIR Dawson the vote the passage OF the
bill for relief of Sibil r. Dekmsn Ieconsdeed and
the Till referred a select committee with instructions Il
strike out the second section Of the bill.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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Auditor of State Inform the expended
on the Northern DIVISION Of the Genital canal for repairs since
o43 also the received from each lessee and the
amount due from each lessee adopted.
On leave, Mr. Reid Of u fIom select committee report
ed bill 10 enable The Ind,na yeay mee'g Of the eli-
sous society Of Friends TO receive hold sell aud convey
al and personal property for the Of religious educational
charitable and benevolent puip ses; read first time.
On eave Mr. Cassait from select committee, epoi't
back The bill TO amend the rnad laws the county OF Wa
bash, without amendm nt and recommend its passage;
port concuITed in and the bill read second time.
On leave Mr. Milikn introduced iini resolution the
subject Of The public documents of the State Of Indiana
Iead FIRST time.
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

Senate met,

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER ~.
Senate met.
Petitions, DC presented.
BY Mr. Read Of c. of citizens of Jacksonville relative
to the corporate limits Of said referred TO select
committee,
BY MIR Reid OF u tempe memorial which was
referred TO a select committee without reading
BY Mr Holloway, Of the Indiana colonization society
referred 10 n select committee.
By Mr. Waipole Of citizens OF Madison and Hans'ck
counties relative the collection OF the road tax IN said
counties referred to n select Committee
BY MI Reid Of u of hundred aud seventy citizens OF
Wayne county relative T. the repeal Of the black laws s-
ferred 10 select committee.
Reports ~ Committees.
Mr. Cornett, from the committee Educaiion 10 whom
referred the memorial Of The American association iof
the advancement Of SCIENCE asking the Legislature to cause
be made geological survey of this State reported that II
is nexpedieut egste the subject at the present time
Of the condition OF the State teasu-
~; report concurred in.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the bill to smend
the chatter Of the White Water Valley canal cnmpanyi and
the question being Me- Benys melton TO amend the in-
structions proposed by Mr. Eddy,
Mr. Reid Of u moved TO lay The instructions on the table
csrred-syes "a, noes %.
Mr. Hanna moved to further instruct the eommiitse
division Of he question called for and The question
being committing The bill 10 the Committee on the Judi-
ciary-csried, ayes 80, noes 10.
The instructions Of Mr. Hanna then adapted By con-
ssnt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20

inson Of D. Robinson of L.. Ross, Rush. RUSSELL Sater
Shelby Shepard, Spencer, Stewart Stone, Stops Sum-
mers, Thorn, Tinbrook. Warmer, Watkins Weaver,
Wells and Whinery-65.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


REPORTS ~ Committees.
Mr. HeIod, from select committee, reported bill 10 in
corporate the trustees Of the Huntsville academy read inst
time.
Mr. Porter, from select committee reported back the bill
prescribing the time of holding Circuit courts in the ,
cond Judicial ciIcuit without amendment recommend
Its passage report concuTed in aud the bill passed third
reading
Mr Conduit iiom select committee, reported the
bill Of the House all of this
counties to subscribe for any corporation stock far
sies TO the county Of Morgan aud declaring the meaning Of
certain acts therein named without amendment recon-
mend ts passages report concuIed n and the bill passed
a third reading.
Bus, drc. their Third Reading.
joint resolution the subject OF three per cent
fund passed.
An act to amend entitled An increase and
extend The dement's OF common Schools approved January
IL, 1919; passed.
bill 10 consolidate and publish in act the several
ard parts Of Incorporating the Madison and Napo-
leon turnpike company passed.
Several bills were read second time and passed 10 third
reading, OF referred to the appropriate committees.
The Senate Adjourned.
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Mr. Berry moved to further the committee; laid
the table
Mr. English from the committee Claims reported back
The ball Tor the relief Of TeIranee McManus and that il is
nexpedient 10 egislae the subject times
report concurTed 10 and the bill laid on table.
Mr. Rousseau, fIom select committee reported back the
bill aI The relief OF Si5 Dekman with one amendment
upon The adoption OF which they recommend lis passage
report eoueuIred in iment adopted and the bill passed
MIR Hanna, i'om the committee CnrpoIainns reported
back the bill to amend the charter Of the Princeton female
college, 18th one amendment upon the adoption Of which
they recommend lis passage report eoneuued in amend
ment adopted, and The bill passed to thId reading
Mt Rousseau, fnm select committee, reported back the
joint resolution for the relief Of James Gaetly and others
without amendment and majority Of them recommend its
passage report concuIed in.
Mr Ellis moved refer the bill 10 the committee on the
Judiciary lost-ayes 10, mes "a
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-26
United states Patent once,

IN petition Burgess Herman Baldwin, Of Washing
praying the granted 70
said Burgess and Baldwin for Improvement In clover machines for
said patent which takes place
10Th Of October, lof9-
ordered petition heard Once
September - O'Clock and all
persons notified appear and show they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered Also published in the Inielgence
Republic, Union Washington North American and Gazette
Philadelphia Telegraph Harrisburg Tribune, New York; Adye
User Rochester; Couran Hartford Auas, Cincinnati Journal Co
for three weeks
previous the seventeenth day Of september ncxt
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s-Edo OF the above will copy and send their
bills to the Patent Ohce with paper containing this notice
July l5--law3w
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yl5U Luray Page county Virginia. on the Oh ns
boy named Aaron He is very black, 20 Of age,
about feet8 or inches high, has down look when so-
ken very thick lips and heavy tongue He had
he left domestic kersey frock coat. faded black color
broad brim white hat and other clothing with him.
collected The above reward Of $3.50 will be given should
he be apprehnded Of the Sate and 800 taken in the
State that may get him again All reasonable charges
viii be paid delivered to at Luray.
Aaron lef in company with asprighuy yellow boy, red
complexion, red hair and spotted face; not tall
Aaron but heavier made Both Of the above boys good
coopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sspt. 22-f Lnrav. Page county. Virginia.