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M A r RTE %,

10 Northumberland, lst inst. by Rev. -.
Altman, JosErH r. LUDWIG, Of Williams
port, and Mi,s Maria, daughter Of The late
Alba {. Barrett, Esq. @! Northumberland.
o. the 9Th inst. hv J 4. Mer'z E.sa.
PETER SNEP-. If Mifi!nhurg, Union c..
and CAROLINE ELIZABETH STETLER. .oi Pom.
Twp. Northumberland Co.
In White Deer, 9Th inst, bs Re-. Mr.
Ru'hrauH. Nm. Is SrLLIvA~ and Mss
SARAH TRUMP, both Of that Twp.
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BRANDRRTn's PILLS.

THE New York Son says: "Brsndreth's
Pills have bren used among many OF
our friends, and in our own family we have
used them nearly four years, when we re.
quired any medicine. Ia iha; period. no
Doctor save DR.. Bsandreth has crossed our
threshold, and no medicine beside the Dr's
Pills used. Our belief is, Keep your
bowels and blood pure and every kind Of
disease will be prevented or cured. The
Brandre,h Pills are eminenily calculated 10
do this, and thereby much lessen The sum
Of human misery"
The genuine pill for sale BY J. HAYES.
sole agent for Lewisburg. sm223
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CROUP.-The ravages oi his dread
disease, which annually sweeps 50 many
thousands Of Interesting and lovely child
rem To an unfIn,ely grave. may always be
certainly and imu~d,aieIv arrested BY the
application "f d.. Trask'. Magnetic Oint.
n,en' Mothers whose hearts trembie with
lear at 'hr approach Of its dread rattle, Try
it. Price 25 to 35 cts per bottle. Thornton
& Baker, .ole Agents for Lewisburg.
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liberated Sore Throat.

I, is veil known that. If neglected. this
complaint invariably Ieads 10 Consumption.
Il those suffering from this disease would
apply Dr rTrask'- Magnetic Ointment They
would find Immediate relief. For full par.
ricuIars, cnll on the Agents. and &c, .
pamphlet.
Sold in Lewi-hurg. ~hoiesa'e or retail.
b, Thornton L. Baker Price % and 35
Ga Per hottie.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
Quincy, (IIl.) Nov. 9.

Last night about fifty negroes,of all ages
and sexes, with teams. stampeded from the
Missouri side Of the river. The slave were
owned by Miss Miller, ,Mr.McKinn and Mr..
cCutceop of Sugar Creek. and Mr.Ellis,
Of Monticello, Lewis county. The slaves
were overhauled on Saturday morning. aud
alter ! desperate resistance and tho loss Of
their leader, they were captured. The slave
~ho was killed belonged 10 Miss Miller.
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philadelphia. Thursday, Nov. 9.

Hruuc'F'7us
Hon. Henry Clay arrived in this city
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Baltimore,
and was heartily welcomed by his many
friends and admirers. Col. Swift. Albert
R. Scho6eld, Esq. and Henry White. Esq.
the, the Baltimore cars at Gray's Ferry,
and brought MIR. G. 10 Mr.. Richard Bay.
ards private residence in Walnut.s,. below
Eleventh, where he is now staying. Mr..
CLAW has made this visit to our city in or.
der TO attend the wedding of Mr.. Bayard's
daughter which takes place this evening.
Henry Petriken, Esq. Of Harrisburg.
died this morning a, the Merchants Hotel
in this city. aged So years. Mr.. Pelriken
had been for many Years AZ active PolI'i.
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DIED.

In Ens, Buffalo, Friday, NV. 9. widow
CHRISTIAN SrEaNrn, aged Sc wears.
In Milton. Tuesday last, Tho's HuIlhen,
aged about SIS years Same day an infant
son OF VIM. Pursel Same day in Liherl,
TIP Mrs. Ellen GRAY. over o. Years old.
In Delaware TIP, l4'h Ut, Nr. Jane.
Dunn. in his 95'h y-nr.
Ia Sunhury, 22i uIi.. Mrs M.rgnrei
Black. aged about ~ Years
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MORE about M'Lane's Vermifuge,- -
IVI Read the following Testimonial as n

the value Of this great medicine for worms:
''This is 10 certify that ! purchased ore
vial Of M'Lane's Worm Specific some two
months since. administered two spoons
ful to son Of mime about years old. and
| have no doubt but that upwards Of 900
worms passed from him. measuring from
a quarter Of an inch to tao inches in length
"Dec ~ l8A7. CIV. HOLLoDAY."
AGENTS. &C W ScHAvFLr, I,ewisburg: n
J Shesfer, Milton I Gerhsrt, Seiinsgrove; W
Friling. Sunbury Mrs MCay. Northumberland;
NC Grios. J Moore, DsnviiIs
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TOWN PROPERT
For Sale. Cheap

4 FULL Lot. on North Fourth S''r
n on ~hich is q Two storey -
Frame House. Is by % feet, iH:
with q good Cellar under il-a sse
Frame Stable. 10 by 2O-an oul
Kitchen and o,hsr out.build'nas-N, :,
occupied BY GsoRss FREAS. lnqur
DAVID RE9ER, Aged
LewisburR, OF. IL, lS49
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Gonse z Small farm

NOR SALE.-The subscriber ole,s
I home in the Borough Of ie"',s .s,e,
situated a, The intersection Of s.. ANU" -,
aud Fourth sirrets-on the m.,n s,a
leading from Philadelphia to r.r I,,s
aud Eric. The dweIling-house IS s,s
too story frame. with . new ifan' ~
end other necessary outbuildInss a.
hand comprises s Acres and ~ FTn-
all in 4 high state Of cul,iva,,o"' an y
are a variety Of choice Fruit feS; ~,s.
ploce-aIso a nevsr.failing well o.
Il is well situated for public ou' ans
any kind-iha land wi'l suPpon h.
family, or can bs laid out into s,,,.nrg.
JOHN BEf'p''
Lewisburg. Oct. 9. ls49
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Election News.

@The State Offices in New York are
probably divided between the Wings and
Democrats by the vote ofthe Anti.Reoters
" no voted Tor some on both tickets.
New York City wen, Wing by 1000.
@Barry, Dem., is elected Governor Of
Michigan by 3 or 1000 majority. Senate
Democra,ic-House uncertain.
MIssrsslPPI.-Gen.J J. A.Quitman. Dem.
is elected Governor by large mai, and
the Democrats gain a Congressman in the
room Of Patrick TompAins.
New Orleans. Nov. II.
Gen. George Walker, the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of this Stale, has
been elected. II is believed that the Con.
gress;onaI delegation will stand rs before.
The election passed of quietly.
Wheeling. Va, Nov.l2.
Col. r. S. Haywood, Wing, has been
elected 10 Congress from this district. This
is Wing gain.
The Louisville Journal Of Monday states
that Hugh Smith has been elected delegate
to Congress from New Mexico.
New Jersey.
Both branches Of the new Legislature
are Wing, though the W hies lost several
Members OF each by the Autobiography
and other local issues. There is. we be-
lieve. an Anti. Monopoly. majority chosen.
and charter lur new Railroad across
The State will be gtan,ed subject. OF
course. 10 'ir Judgment Of the Courts US
10 ito I-gury.
B s'on, Nov. ID.
The city Of Boston has gwen abont 22Jo
majority for The Wings. The returns in.
dica,e that George N. Briggs. the Why
candidate for Governor. is elected by the
peop'e. The coalition party have probn
bly, elected their Senators III MIddlesex,
Worcester. and Plymouth. 10 Norfolk
and Essex tho contest is doubtful.
The House 10 largely Wing. In ;hs
fourth Congressional District Hon. John
G. Palfrey i> defeated BY . larger majority
than before. The vote for Philips icoelition)
will be 10 900 less than last year. Bout.
Wells vote has been increased.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

The Supreme Cour, Of New Jersey has
decided ,ha, engineers on railroads are not
responsible for the loss or injury oi cattle,
,ha, may come IN contact with the locOmO-
tive. a. it is the duty Of the owners 10 take
care oc their property.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
Apply "Trask's
393IZlG0 Magnetic ,...;,' ; Ointment" o. .,,.,aI.

over the region Of the pain. and you can
easily throw Off The diy aSe. Its application
Is attended with no Do n2er and ii will relieve
yon more speedily than any other remedy.
Price 25 and 3s cents. Sold wholesale
or retail by Thornton & Bakes. Le~isburg,
and john II. Rasar. Milton
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OHERIfF sALEs.-rh. sheriff Of Union

CHERlFF SALES.-Ths sheriff Of Union
ID county will sell at Kline. Hotel in l.ewis-
burg on Saturday L., Dec q, / o'ci'ck A N.
A Isc, Of improved land in Le~i.burs eon'ai.
ming ten and one-f'urth acres. j"in'ng lands Of
| Ssml Ammoo. Thos Rsher BENZ Der and tho
Bufi.Is creek-slso . quarter acre lot. corner u
II John and Second streets, wherson ere frame
house. frame stable, veil with pump and other
buildinss-sold % the property Of John Jones.
He will also cell on the premises in New CO.
lumhia. on Saturday 2Aih Nov .. o'clock AM.
Two lots Of ground marked Nns 50 and 81.
each 46 feet ~ide ard I6S deep. on No 81 10 .
! two s.ory brick heuse. ssshle and cell with =
pump. and on No 50 is . bIaek'm,,h sh"p-s"id
| % the property u Lewis Dsrshsm.
He win slso eel ., the Court Hru.e in New
Berlin on Monday l7th Dec q -.
Ait u one fourth of sn acre in New Berlin
sdjoinins lands Of David tehLec New Market
STR ct, On Alley. and Isaac S,.nksr, whereon ere
two story frame house half barn. veil with .
pump. and fruit uees-sod - The properly Of
Lydia Swarm.
Also two lots Of ground in Selinsevove. conssi.
ming about one half sers. bounded BY lands Of
Vim Byers, Msin and Wafer Streets end On
Alley, ~hereon arc log house, log s,abse end
other oaib0ikiines--al-o 10, on the Isle Of Que.
bounded b, l.o, No 6, the Penn'a CsnsI Lot No
9. and Psnns creek, wherein is erected frame
warehouse--soid a. the property Of G GunJ'um.
Also tract Of land in Penns township. con.
tsining IS ser.s, adjoining lands "f Se'er and Jno
Bsily. Jrhn Trutt and John Mean. whereon ere
. log house. log harm. blacksmith shop, sr.ing
hous. and apPe o'ehari-sod a. The property Of
IAN hony Bnssisr.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

The Detroit Daily Advertiser Of the Aih
instant, ,s,aies. that the. steamboat NIe.on her
late trip up the lake, lost seventeen Of her
passengers by cholera. The disease ~as
still prevailing in Macknaw. and . few
deaths were occurring daily.
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Launched.

Taking advantage Of the high waler IN
the river yesterday. TEN Of those large
class boats jus, finished by Messrs. FRlcx
& SLIFER Of this place, we're started for
New York. amid the hearty cheers Of the
laborers xho had so long toil-d 10 create
those excellent specimens Of workmanship
We wish them sale and speedy arrival
nj their distant pod Of destination, and =
like return Of the proceeds.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

Steam on the Susquhanna.-The steam.
boa, Tunkhannock 10 making daily trips
between Tunkhannock end Pitiston, and
the enterprise is proving highly successful.
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Business-Men' s Almanac for 1850
Is issued by v. B. PALhEs from the Trb-
une Buildings, New Yprk. al l2a cts. 81
per doz., 81 per hnnd,rI. 1t i. empha,i-
cally a Busin,s, MuI', work. We know
no, here The same amount OF information
can be obtsined in so small compass.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

A NEW BUGGEY for sale, cheap. For
a further PARTICULARS. enquire a, this
office.
Lewisbur:. Nov. :. 1910
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COUNTY BUSINESS.

COURT PROCLAMATION Where's. the
HIN ABRAHAM 5 WII.oS. Pre.iden, Judge
Il ,h. Court of Common Pleas for the 70,h Judi.
isl District consisting n the counties of Union
and M,ffiin, and John Konieius and Jacob W.T.
ienn.yer E>qs Associ,te Judges in Union county,
have issued their prseep, hsarins date the s9th
Jay of Sep, lss9 and to me directed for the hol
ding Of an Orphans Court, Court Of Common
Pltss, Oyer II Termiusr, and General Quarter
sessions a, New Berlin Tor the county Of Union,
IN the 81 Mon',ay Of Deer next [tcin. the 18th
dsy1 ls49 end to continue two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices Of ,hs. Peace and Const.bles in
and for the county Of Union. To appear in their
own proper persons with their rolls. records. in
qu.i,ion., examinations aud other Fsmemhrances
to d., ,hoss things which Of their Offices and in
Ihsn hchaf sppcnsin to be do'e, and oil wi,nes-
,es aud other persons prosecuting in behalf Of
the Commonwealth against any persons ere
required TO 10 then and there attending snd no,
depart without leave st their peril. Justice are
requested to Be- puneiusi in their sttsndsncs ai
the appointed time agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal as the Sheriff =
office in New Berlin on the Let day Of November
AID. Isls snd in the 74,h y-.r # the IndePcu.
dsncs Of the United SIstes Of America.
GOD save the Commonwealth!
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff
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An effort ia making for the secession to
Maryland Of that portion Of the District Of
Columbia which formerly belonged to her.
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Pine Apples have been successfully cul.
iiva,ed the present season, in Auakapas
district, Louisiana.
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JUST received genuine article Of Cod
u Lirer Oil Tor wholesale or retail.
Nov l3 DR. Thorni"n s. Baker
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Neutrality-suspicious.. Aud now is III
time 10 improve i, BY getting presery
thing ready for the mud and cold 10 come.
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Il is said 5v the Washington cores
nouden, of the New York Herald that the
C.bine, has resolved 10 resist the pre:en.
ton. OF England to the Mosquito comfy.
even to he extent Of war. The letter
writer's know nothing abou, the intentions
az tho Cabinet one way or another.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

Michael Dime has been appointed Trea-
surer Of the Mint at New Otleans. vice
Mr. Bal declined.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

There we're six inches Of snow IN Tues
dav, on the mountains between hreilng
aud Cumberland.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
A FULL supply for Wholesale or Re-
n tail Of
Pure While Lead Sperm Oil
Linseed OIL Pine Oil
Spirits Turpen,ine Burning Fluid
Spanish Brown Prussian Blue
do Whiting Chrome Green
,Venitian Red do Yellow
Red Lead Lamb Black
Yellow Ochre Copal Vsrnish
Black Lead Japan do
Lilharge Leather do
Crackers by the bbl. Alcohol
/. Sperm Cond!es Tar
Mould Taliow DO Snap
Dipped do do Castor Oil
Looking Class Plates Sweet do
And a variety Of FANCY ARTICLES.
which we will sell At a small profit, aud
not "at cosl." as some saw.
Dn. THORNTON & BAKER
Lewisbure, Nov. l3, le49
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lXR CHRONICLE.
LesciSbss1g, Pa.
Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. Ia

GSee New Advertisements.
The County Advertisements take up so
much room that We can give them but one
or two insertions until we get smaller type.
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[ (URNS. Dr.. Task. Masne'ic

Ointment, will satisfy nny oos Of its ethc-
pcv in removing 'his plague OF tight boots.
Sold in Lewi-burg. wholesale and relaa.
by Thorn'on & Baker. and by John II.
Raser, Milton. PSicc 25 aud 80 Gle rsr
,o,ila.
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TyRESH Corn. Meal for sale os -.
II Oe, 81 .
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DR.. J"nN LOCKE is now pr,pa-
MZ red 10 operate in all Inc various
branches ot his profession. or
Market street adjoining The printing ffice
ewishurg, Nov l2
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1850

JNNGLlSH aud German ALxANAss for
r. soIe nv u Lnwshe
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Jury List-December Term, '49

Comm',s' Office. New Berlin Oct. s6 1859
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, January och. 1S49
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Manning Of the Methodist
Church.
Among many resolutions of inquiry was one offered
by Mr. Burwell, as follows:
Mr.. Burwell- Library Providing the following ma.
terlaIS essential 10 correct map Of the State L. The
right adopt and much If The coast survey Of the
United States relates 10 the and bay coast Of Vr
GINA; 2 The probable cost of anguating the terri
ry of the Commonwealth and If making necessary Sc
Of astronomical observations The amount IF an
nnal appropriations proper to provide for the gradual pre-
paratlon Of State map. The copy right whereof toget-
with the property in the plates and other material I'm
poyed, shall be and remain in the Communicable sub
ject 10 be- published, altered and improved, from time to
time, as shall be eXpedIent
Mr.. b. presented letter from Mr.. A. d. Bache SUI
pernendent of the u S Coast Survey iii relation to the
sub ecis of the resolution
Mr. Sheperd offered resolution instruc,ing an inqn
~ into the expedpncy of oaninr Of the cannon in The
Armory to the Gold Mining Company now forming in
Richmond. of which Col. J. d. Munford is at the head
After Some conversation, the resolution was rejected
On motion of Mr.. Stoval, it resolved that this
House Will. with the joint vote of the Senate proceed on
Saturday, Sd of February, the election of Councillor
Of State TO fill the vacancy he occasoned by the exp
ration Of the term ofservice Of John F. Wiley. ESD
On motion Of Mr.. Faulkner the following resolutions
were adopted
Resolved by the General Assembly Of Virginia. That
the thanks of This commonwealth due, and they are
hereby rendered 70 Lieut., VIM: F. Lynch of the United
States Navy, fer his valuable donation Of two Khasi
calves of the royal breed of Damascus, recently import
ed by him from Arabia; and particularly for the pat
rioc interest and the liberal spirit which ne has mani
tested for the improvement Of the cattle Of his native
State.
Resolved. That the Governor ofhis Common wealth
be- and he is hereby requested to make such disposition
said stock and under such restrictions NAV in his udp-
men, best fulfill and advance the public spirited objects
Of the donor.
The Tax Bill was then taken up and passed-Ayes
IS. Noes %.
A Bill establishing county, taken from the
Northern end the county of Accomac be called At
alania, had its second reading.
The bills rr the South side Connexions and the Ka
nawha River Improvement, laid on the table and
ordered 10 be printed.
very large number Of bills passed through their
earlier stages: amongst which the bills concerning
the Lvnchbug and Tennessee Railroad The Covinpton
and Kanawha Railroad; and the Blue Ridge Railroad-
all Of which Were read the first time and ordered to be
printed.
On motion Of Mr. Boyd the of the Hall during any
evening the present week was granted A. NJ. " hit
new TO deliver a lecture concerning railroads.
On motion If Mr. Pitts,
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
North CAROLINA

The great Internal Improvement bill, which seems to
have excited The most lively interest in North Carolina
passed The Senate the 25lh ult by the casing vote
OF the Speaker. and has become a law The excitement
IN tie Senate and among he citizens and spectators GEN
orally is said to have been intense The result was
doubtful 10 the last moment. The Speakers views were
moi known and, when it was announced that the vote
stood ayes Y, o. 'ihe bodest held his breath fr
time" until the agony otsuspense was relieved BY The
Speaker xcaimng, The Chair decides in the afirma-
hve when The proprees Of the place and order were
dsrfgarded and the shouts Of applause for the moment
deafening
As well as we gather from the notices we have
seen. the Bill subscrihes millions Of dollars on the
part OF the State GndivGuas to raise one million for
the construction Of Rail Road from Godsboro'-a point
on the WedOnan Wilmington Road-througfn- f.
elgh to Charntte,a distance Of about Two hundred miles
The general direction ul be East and " est dividing
the State pretty equally. The bill alsp provides for con-
Meeting the terminus Of the Portsmouth and anoke and
CASTOR and Raleigh Rail Roads
Without pretending to much acquaintance with the
subject. we should think that the passage of this bill
wonld be fatal to the hopes of the ends Of Railroad
between Charlotte and Danvllle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
WASHINGTON, January 80, lS49.
SENATE

Mr.. Badger called up the resolution of inquiry into the
experience Of resembling the for publishing re
ports Of debates and proceedings Of HE Senate in the In
tegencer and Union.
The resolution discussed by Messrs Badger.
Cameron Breesp, Dickinson, Westcott and Niles-some
casting censure on reporters u errors and others
ting hem
The resolution was tho passed.
The Panama Railroad bill then came mp
Mr. F"ote moved 10 refer the subject to the Military
Committee, with Instructions report uron the com
paraive advantages Of the Panama and Tehuantepec
routes.
Mr. Benton opposed such reference 1t would des ROY
the whole enterprise. The right of way across 1ehuan
iepec could not be obtained from Mexico and speedy
ton necessary.
The subject continued before the Senate until adjourn
ment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
LEGISLATURE

The proceedings of the House of Delegates, on Tues
day were Of particular interest Thes committee
the Encouragement Of the Judicial Circuits reported
that they could not agree and asked be DISCHARGED from
the consideration of The subject The engrossed BILL Gre
alng new Judicial Circuit (he 22d) in The West was
taken up and. after discussion, passed Randolph,
Harrison, Barbour Doddrdge, Lewis Braxton, Mercer
and Taylor counties compose the Circuit
The bill. adding Bedford county to the Sth Judicial
Circuit, (Judge Nilsons,) was taken up and, after
good deal OF debate, was passed. petition was pre-
sened from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
for a loan from the State.
We have no proceedings Of the House on "Wednesday.
The Wing mentions that the bill for forming tie coun-
y OF 4taLta. ont Of Accomac passed by large maorl-
ty, and that Mr. Finney, Of Acconac made his debu!
in the House in brilliant speech in favor Of the bill