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LLEYiS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ehe original and Only Genuine.
NO OMPOUNU


NO CQMPOGND
Has sver bssn discovered that any othe quae,
OF this famOus remedy Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues dscoy sed by its application to
new dscasesiU remarkable fact, that many Of It's ef
tscs are Known only from accident experiment. 80 deep
has been the sciencs Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY. the ma.
70 eomaos Ins comomsnsn Of s hsrsd'ents, that
ia found suited 70 relieve almost every ament TO which the
frame OF mans subject Let enumsate some Of the De-
oulas qualities Of this remedy:
sirtA-IfBROKEN LIMBS whsn nj, be wei wrapped
ap IN the Savs. Inammsdoa. Swelling o. Pain can e
rapidity.a 4-.'.- :
SsDsntk yVha the Bowels IRE painful or tnAamsd IN.
Rxactos. if well rubbed upon them. will afford rssf and
aaas: nP.s@ses when castor OIL jaap and al oths
isAthIs uss Is perfectly sse in ali oase,t usv,r can
do hazmhs system will absorb moro than neosssaryo
fspar 1t will not conflict with medicines tina, may be
taken internally.
W: not pao. in sh. publioson al .b.
DALLKY's PAIN RxrRACTon.
bat shall suboin Jew tsatimonals of vaue ,seo,sd
fhoA the thousands in possession. from all paris
country. :. >
i esstan remedy. and REMOVES at once The pain and
i, John Wnlams. sssdsnt Of Hamilton county and on,
s e.. s Il. e s ss
'sssa :.s sss @; ss:
doar but . opapess Ieoetaesd % sow worss Msss,
al n FAM Z zzsf 6ss 3;
@ e 70, S e:
s e.: ~ s .s.: :: :.: s make ii; ism
~. HRYsIPBLAs.
Fer Essapsas The PAIN EXTRACTOR is invsiussls.
n.y.; tsia';s nay make The disease dsappea Tor nth
ONE shs. pss: Pm E.aaesss However a,ss sss
wa. MIN. ,,. a.a.. n Max s, )"
snss5 81 Ss ja:s: 5
"sSss Of so,
10 SSy
' g e.: as Ss
Il ~ .S:s Ssss sa T., ssss md ns.
TRY DALLBY's PAIN kxTRACTOR.
She brought to my bed boz and applied some to the Sores
IS S.'ia g: Sd ssi. 20
"a: ma se q Sssss.' *ss saS
III ~ ana haSi Sss2 " iHss oiHi
s- SALT -RHsuM.
This essiase that DALLRY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
that IAi
aided % he very r.psa;sbs ~ sso
ssnun os s,s
hi s ~ e N: '9.''ua's '''' ROSWELL CHApn
COST vKHRss;
81, COMBINATION THE pOwRxa
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
70 the sursst, safest and cstan remedy for this d,s
viii positively give relief in the wou easss and afs
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AhsdA. ahsly nansi PAIN HxfnATOAs assCos,
te1lsu g DALA1X'9.. fA wosthlsa ma who III thsn
mat tnef nnszuns puusn ths Writes ofths esuuins
articles. Buy Of nons bat eur suthaissd Assun.
u Atfen9so ~ pscsliav marks upon tia gem
Ntxss 1.d p6soyvs that tks name, H. DAL.
LEY % wHITTxN WITH PEN, in different
ceotsd INF, on ths srselcps of each Boa and that
70 otksy 30 Upon Il.
cshssal Dspot fw " United Statsu. whas all osdsss
add'sspsd WIN bspsompty ssssutsd..
I u. DALEY q CO.,
AIS RsesdwsS. Mes Yerk.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
III CAsrtSssstrsstsN sD OsIse1s.
1AMA. MIeeIesIPPI, KRNTUCKY - TENNEe.
e6n asa ~ O.s Il ST. LOUIS. h IL sats Of MIS-.
6OuRl. will b promptly mppiisd.
.. \O4H WRIGHT = co...
aa0 - '0sasssi 1ssats'ks- ssli 5ssvtssss
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DIR. DAstS
SYRUP OF WILD CnARRYAHD =. q

A01N WRiGHT . CO.,.
az, DK.DA.1s
, .sa0r OF Wild onA hHrASDr' ..
- s2E RI a E5TsaE 5 ssS sSs. TITS Sss
mat nay 81 IN so1 . %o
Ss'eh :u.I s.s %s. GO proPs
sn. III - ~ Psyr sn
Iron NJ ~. ; 49,. n...,.,
i... * isij@T6s syrup & Via cA.ny
Il res Ssss EIss ss.Iacticn to those who taye Sssd
q 6 s;s.'i q &c i,s !: &:
:" Is.s. m. Ease1d Robbins, Druggist"
9 e g. y M Sfss d s.s;
I, e. Gsea has ''.i i Il psedc. Sfs highly 9th:
y..s Sac. Coo. M q ms nss.
sSsns, sakR1 during ID :idsass XII
WE. On. Offered vi. r..,Is.s. to .A. pubic
s Z: :sss q s s.
' 3ES.y, 8; Sss: -. 80. @.. :" ~ ao ,.
-. +, HcwsIIs. 81. Il sSs. rs .Ss pis:.H,s.c
g e yS2 he, ny ssSsA I'D aasas Ians'hss
iss: q ~. sSl si ss'::
s csi$:S ::
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or .;s.ssT. e. :es,l sssas %ss q my .s
s ssd nAo r asd g. s hsa sS'ss years. yss
sSf % q hind. {: ss
sS,s sss ~ sri i:s;y:d ss 81 S
actin. better , -. I'D $sss III: sss%ss,
po ss'h abS SSnay Pa novP
y Of tn. ..n and co...mp..,
Il tat d asns; "a .ysa b d. Davis sSS q
PHL%rsLruA Apn o lsl6-Fos four o. v. week, al i.a
ssn v ss s::.s s = e s.sy:s
ds.s sss g., =:
~ :s..
Is: a.S !: e &: : j:
-; !: iSs::s 3: I'D d. :S $ s;:'s
-: s: ~ ssr:: 4. 8
ne ssss :s:. i'':s
s;Ss s Ss:
4. 5.:a g: T isas ssSS; sss
& s s1s % r. r: u:s 81 s T saS Y
(: :; = e IT, ::s
m I'd as; END
rv,.,,. - -, :. - -D.'"''' " '''' t.
Ms Gs. e. T' s@ s..s ::s:
s y:
as s ., u w rsom?ended BY an acqaH who
as uesn sd'S 70 III 70 TIT .dso. sna
. Il = "a. On. S'. IT. .oD'''H g Cd
!. (, s :.: :: ! .. ., ,.s. ~.
u; = {: e: AZ; !:
tlm the monsy. TIKI spsaks vounsu Ia fsyn, II ~ ~
sas. We sPpsnd fsw s1tsacts from ordsm a. ssnpl. II
We frequently hsss: = w. = "s ~ Oh ver0s' aooo1 Il"
fFro,. Doesevs Ys~~Aa. ~sa p..a -,
s;s;Sss. 3 ~ = Ab rsx ~ s1A'f'''S ply
,I Ml,sHAwAlA, Ind. Jsss 4 Hi5-9r.D1sLs syrnpm
oSoos e vs q wSoss 81 s.soc1 Ms tnna that
W can diposs q azost ~ Smoun i. ns Meacns'
rv.,-u-:-.: $500 ''' '"'''n''
hs.. t sss. ~; so 81 sy:
daily inquired os ana We thought phsps Wops s% ho.
[From Dr.. ". 8. JNsshtss
Chsny eqf Tarl lind Ss valuable ms j, and u wua
o ~ rS IL
will be opsn. : sr~"''"'a"o'
cfcsr C4SsoF: Fsenay g. lsl7--INsssrs. tteIin.on,
Sr wa feJS s: y nd sa r., III III s IS.
our pa!t Of he eosntUi an out Of il, snd have nS
dozen bottle bspekA have ben asksd Q otsn for d.
Is:. s.: ss:e q &. Rs:s,. Pss ;I:: Nrss
;v "a 80: = 81 k1 ::
p.,,,., s,yr, ), Va. ca, - r.-w.-.
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
81 POYDRAs sTREET, New OrIe.n,

OS. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
Pubo sensay that h the snte interest Of
S9pthesn HFlnQh Rmpie Co., has eassd the stors
Y FOYDkA4 STREET. and has fitted up Al consides.
ape the Patent Medicine bsness. Having un
Generally with every article il this Inns he nddsntly socn
1eepecqon Of his oOck ea prices. Satisfaction will b.
given io q twho may fayos hun with their pslronsse
,s. loa yng list only eonpEsss ea Of hs xtsnsve
= teas0nab tesma a. any Other house IL the South:
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H0LMES'
SODA WATER.


g. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes Il Col
r = SODA AND MINERAL WArER MANUFAG.
sInsh bic former customsls nd otsr ssassa wk PURs
~ sses Snd Meads and calls pskouas attention his
dsH Cooler PDes, absolutely cen
psSvsn Sy csnf dsveopsmsnss Of the dssterous
pt1nced ~ soda Water drawn through lad pipes
~ also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters Sssss
~ uosc e.a r. gia bottles Orders for shipnsnt
Woai extra charge 0vcrpyage. ~ Soda Waiss
sgg.seses constantly on hand Tor saie. . aDl sn
ii VrSEF,esh and Just received, for sale b.
SALT-Tuks Island, for sale by
ao~ lOtiN rOOLE, Is Bank p,aos y
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iy1l In

NEW MUSiC.-Sohg Of tie Robin, with !
-. bssEsfA sssnas nj; Cslyy Ne Day 4 Dying,
asIpsf our Land Broken. 4s6dy Eom Belini Cons
wneIe NJ kountans riays suhie from La 1ayorita p
above ~ gil b. hs fAs6rite oomp1Iss Of Ensish Bal
sen "eoss hsey. and ~ :. me ooscnon IF Psr!os
WIs Hall y ssn. New xesk. and for GALE by
NEW MUSIQ-. CeMIN' ThRouaH THE
= ys!siiona DIS isyoriss 3oosH msoSy, 81
w. ~ v.nosnt 1890 worthy 81 tn upntatOn II
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B. 3. B.

9AntHAY.s nnADH nlLInF i
Z g 49,. y. - ,:.:s sd:ss.sl sssssss :
& 4 e. ~ - - - DEz:r1.
4 -. ~: 4 Z!
v; r ~ ~ ~ & - ssss. !: Eessse pain
q 3 IS g e ~ ~, I - ~; -:
y - = ~ = ssss.!s'6 q .ss.s > 4. :. !.
8 90 :. a. .. ~ !: y. =.
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We wsspds II. g gns:a, d. .3ys y psa; and
healing old sores Of leas standing sapassissd.
! .0ii- 81. Lousss No., July 8, lsA6.
D~ ST. Abouts weak sfqsP. whfs wolkns At nv trade.
Gut ny fo9t IN vssy bad aad fasaQas way. The WHOLE
on o. IT, adns ood the tep ~ foot, beiOw the In
ssB fhs ss.sS S,gse.o sns. 'pd Sa9tpS'd p,o Dc
= IT, commssoed ths ne Of :.
1A1L8Y1 MAalCAL TAIN EXTRACTOR.
80 Y - ~ % snd hlasanaHon bsEan
sofeoadls sd hes nov entirely ~ ns.
aS Go91oq1y t1eomnGnd Bal)evb MaScAl Pain Ex.
ssc 1pxdu y anytkns have eve Ssssn tied fog
81. - es2.ssp9PaH p aads. ard hall h wiliinst o..
~ ~ yat2S Of IL 6alve q ~ tna when neosslaN
ns'sIetlsa dslFsd. Y6 Iafr II
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!" puelio 10 the tn.I
RptlAu(D Or Slssir mQlking|
lkemseNes ncqu0ntod
With the rsmaykable pro-
fartiss Of the
ELECTIIcAL
REDRrBUGBts
( i~HEEDs6 \
FEVER TONIC, I
w ll''s',,,w: . y, sss s,y,,s 81 ::
knowledge Of uIalioine.
= enablsd 70 oSIgoOay q
The levsn incident 70 q
B0uthon climate, in
IRON fw6 TO TWENTY
6isia usxw asert ,r
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W S4sHs 81 s GHEERAt RREEssHlHrx AND
sPITTlEG. BLooD.

~. b ~ ,hcnS psSyS snss y9uI sasapaHa
have for 'svsral years had bad eoush became worse
and worae At last Faned large quantities Of blood had
night swsAs, and greatly debtated and reduced and
td not expect TO live. havsony used your SaIsapala
u me- am now able 70 walk ell the city. rsiss 10
Blood and my cough has left You car well 1ae M
that an thankful for hsss results You obdt ssrvaai
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II cQaES ~ ia ) ~ t.. .. o.
ssFs1!.s: - = d ~; = - i b.
- 81 "a - =. 3: s ID 81 q :.
SklsSS " ~ y - = : ksss ~. 8
! d. Ma ia 6ikcts Be- I'd " nzaAxuss
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5. nA :. y ...ssoicArED SOAR.

ss, sis. 49,. ~ fs.. y The Ecsd .sHess.
NV ssssin: ~ Wen. Bess hssds, Sss9, fas,a
opes0 hsalh y The ain ard hsHrty q ~
@ ~ s,A ~ h.saasy ~ Toisl sosS, 4 y bsssed IL
~ a. sksn1 Sd ~ seeyng ga.psass = ~ Nd q
~ .. 81 = sn \. sshss ssp shsssioss i :
~ !. sssss,s i Ss@ Z.
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COST VEN RSs;
81, COMBINATION OF THE pOwRAa
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

IL the surs safest and esan remedy for this di,eass
1t will positively give relief in the wot oees and even ats,
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
aasd at our ONCE with asouhmsnt upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for ohs diseases upon psr
Of thsr bodies near te bowels and that oopious movement
had resulted fomi Thsresut will always follow thoronz
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowen when thsy are cos
tive Let the experiment be tried. II 10 perfectly safs an
ID 10 instan escan ths Pain Extractor 60 harm. :
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onaex TnnrIs o. noHoR Ne --hlssss ssui. uou,a,v.
es9 el1aee Tuss1ay evn. aphaEpank o'clepk in IL
eencf Tsapusnes Hall. y st. Chszls stzses Ono,
geeepsntte ,e1kine ths1sst nssiau u Nay, lshl:
d 6sssIs sa... IS
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Tn sdssu Of The PAIN RxTRAOfu ,..,i,l
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- AstAnul LOT sale by
JOHN rO0LE. Is Bank paes.S
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80 b NIPPLES

hegeby oeTtfy that have been afacted -,,s .,,..
az doE Cu.Ssn yss s and have spent nearly
%"aon s SG s1s n n smpios.s pen
IEYg uGGI' e ~ ,s,eE h.a,ae AL
ssssf surprise bsee had ss.d whole box OF is a
u nMs was entirely healed. and hsvs sesSsE Of i I'll
n'"ssHss' ne0ros county. n. Y. nsy {. isa
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This osrti6es that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
h.. ben ussd Y % family z. SAY Rhssm Of thirteen year.
aleviaed and thsy both entirely removed ThsSc
be n0d0ubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that ne
va0n added to the respecabe tesmonias its yo
hy oss who have usad in yeuuine immediate relief
the use OF this invaluable salvs.
Buffalo, N. " ROSWELL CHAPIN
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30 -HH--
Richmond Markets.

Rcpor'ci cpnesIgto H. Lynchb,rg riygiaian.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MAR. g. 1851
ToBAcco-Receipts Of new are incrca .inc. and
the tendency Of the market Il dacidsIly downward
we quote Lugs, nt 81 to $6j; common Lenf A. 10
~; good s9A 10 sl0l aud fine Sli to SIS The
new crop 50 far as received il very Inferior
WnEAr-60all0c the latter Ton strictly prime.
FLouR.-Salcs this week AT I 80; but tint price
cannot be readily obtained to day-hullcrs seem
inclined to press the market and the demand i.
light.
GrASo.-Sjo per ton Of : 600 lbs. Tor Peru, i'm.
LiNE.-l25al37I.
PLAsrkR.-No Lump in mnrkct; last cargo sale
nj % from wharf
SLT;-l624al1Jcs rarcc-no' g landing
MoLAssEs.--N. Orleans 3la3ir. Cuba 22I toa7,.
SrGAn.-N Orleans 6a75 c. Porto Rico none III
market. Leaf, double refined lniallc.: GOOD Su.
gnrs are scarce.
CoFrEE,-Rio ! 10 -; Lueuira III to II I.
Jayn ~ to ii. Market very firm.
FEArHERs.--nrc scarce md wanted n 3Gr
LEArHrR.--Solc, good jalsc. da,nagrl IaalGc.
harness 20a23c upper, SlJ0 To $3.50. ~ in weight
and quality
RicE.-3,a.ie.
BurrER.-MountJrin irkin iiulS. for primc 10
al2dc for ordinary.
BEEswAX--hrisk at 23c
OIL.-Wintcr Sperm $i.35; LnsneJ gaag5r.
scarce Tanners Oil leiul3 TOR common. 1916 for
good
WooL.--30a4g, fpr washed, tlcdnrtion OF for tn.-
washed; good demand
STErL.-Amcriean bls;c,cl flajlc
GfSsENG.-i0 to ~.
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Convention. Monday.

The Convention met yesterday at 10
O'Clock, pursuant to ad journment. The
journal of Saturday was read and approx
cd.
| REPORTS FROM LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
MIR. Goodc, from the Committee on the
Legislative Department, made the sub
joined report, which, on his motion was
laid on the table and ordered TO be printed.
CORPORATIONS.
Corporations may be formed under
general laws, but shall not be created by
special act except for municipal and bank
ng purposes. All general laws and spe-
cial acts passed pursuant TO this section,
may be altered from time to time or re-
pealcd. The corporation in this section
mentioned, shall be construed to include
all associations and JOINT stock companies
except for banking purposes having any
| OF the powers and privileges of corpora
tons not possessed by individuals or part
ncrshps; and all interpretations shall have
the right to sue and shall be subject to be
sued in all courts in Ike cases." &c.
THE CALL OF CONVENTIONS.
Mr. Camden, from the Committee on
the Legislative Department. made the fol-
loving report, to wit: mo Convention Of
the people Of the State shall be called by
law, unless the purpose thereof be set forth
IN the act and approved by the persons
qualified to vote for members of the Gen
eral Assembly at a general election. -
Said report on motion of Mr. c., was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed
together with certain amendments he pro
poses TO offer to the report presented by
Mr.. Goodc.
On motion of Mr.. NJ. Garnet, the Sc
cretary was instructed to certify to the ac-
count of James Warrington, for the sum of
50 % for making tables for the use of the
Committee on County Courts.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
On motion Of Mr.. Pendleton, the Con
vcntion resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole to further consider the Basis
Question.
Mr.. Byrd, of Frederick, being entitled
to the floor, gave way to Mr.. McComas,
of Cabell, who addressed the Committee
at length in support of the White Basis.
At O'Clock. p. NJ, Mr.. McComas, gave
way to a motion for the Committee to rise
and will therefore conclude his remarks to-
days
On motion, the Convention adjourned
Rep.
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DEEIs,

On the ttUltimo. aged four yenra after pain
inl illness of liberated sore throat MARGAnET IN
tnnt daughter of VIM T. and Lucy f. Yanccy;
enid OF much PROMISE nice scnsibility and most az
feciionare disposition. A great bereavement has
thus bciailen its afflicted parents and their friends
who, after many days of anxious and unwearicd
wn'chfulness, consigned this dear little one fothe
cold embrace Of its mother enrih.
-, AT the residence cf her husband John
Thornliill, in the county Of Campbell, on Thursday
the goth February last, Mas. MARr THoKsHrLL.
daughter OF the late Nathan Harvey deceased Of
Charlotte county. Va. The deceased was confined
to her bed for many months, while painful disease
was making its fearful inroaas upon her frame but
during all of her slr5orinrs she exhibited grcai
christian fortitude. and without 1nurulur, she bid
adiea 10 earth, leaving behind husband n son asd
large circle Of dear relations and friends who are
left TO the demise of one so generally beloved
and esteemed But while we mourn the loss Of this
departed friend, and rciation hose cheerful smile.
and Feelings Away. made her company agreeable,
we have the coasolniion and cheering hope to be-
eve that '.our loss is hcr gain" and that she has
been transferred from the sorews and Affections of
earth, to the peaceful, sercnc aad tranquil Joys Of
hoayen.' w. g. NJ.
The Walclimsn and Observer Religious Herald.
Lynohb,irg Republican and Southern Era win
please copy.
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cooperating the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company, with an amendment, III which
they requested the concurrence of the
Huse of Delegates.
The amendment being read, and no OBJ
lecticn being made TO it, on motion of Mr.
Williams, the House concurrcd in the a.
mcndment.
Another re was received from the
Senate, at the hands ofMr. Darlington, an
nouneing that they have passed the bills
entitled an act to increase the capital
stock of the Fredericksburg and Valley
Plank Road Company; to increase the
capital stock Of the Harr vile Turnpike
Company; to incorporate the State River
Company in the county Of Buckingham; to
increase the capital stock ofthe Blue Ridge
Turnpike Company, and an act to enlarge
the powers ofthe Lynchburg Hose and
Fire Insurance Company, without amend
ment.
A bill appropriating the Public Reve-
nue., and for other purposes, coming up as
the unfinished business of yesterday,
Mr.. Burwell moved to amend said bill
by striking out portion of the fifth Sec
ton, suspending the section of the act of
March 9Th, 1919, setting apart annually
the sum Of $4,000 for the gradual re-
dempiion Of the public debt, and inserting
in lieu thereof a clause providing for an cx-
change Of the bank stocks owned by the
State, for the Certificates of Debt of the
State, as they may fall due; provided, how
ever, that such stock TO be Sold shall not
be sold at less than the present market val
nc, and that not more than S250,00O of
said stock shall be exchanged in any one
year.
his proposition gave rise TO an ANNA
ted discussion, which was participated in
by Messrs. Burwell, Flournoy, Harrison,
Stovall, Cox, and Dorman. The last
named gentleman, at the close of his re-
marks called for the previous question on
the adoption Of Mr. Burwell's amendment,
aid pending the call, the hour Of recess
having arrived,
The Speaker vacated the Chair.
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HOUSE.

tuesday, March 4.
After transacting some unimportant bus
mess, Mr.. Hopkins Or. Yerby in the
chair) said he had not arisen for the pur-
pose of participatingin the debate upon the
bill now before the House He rose to
perform the grateful duty of announcing
to the House that the unfortunate difficult
ty which arose here on Yesterday eve
ning, between the gentleman from Pittsyl-
wanna Mr.. Witcher) and the gentleman
from Bedford, (Mr. Burwell,) has been,
through the voluntary intervention Of
mutual friends, honorably and satisfactory
" adjusted.
These friends, upon utmost careful con-
sideration of all the circumstances, were
satisfied that the difficulty arose from a
mlsapprehenslon of the motives and inten-
lions of each other, and advised an adjust
mcnt upon the basis Of mutual with
drawal Of the offensive language used BY
each and the parties have acquiesced in
that advice.
On motion ofNIr. Scott, of F., an ell
crossed bill to authorize an increase of the
capital stock of the Orangeand Alexandra
Railroad Company was taken up, and the
question being onits passage, Mr.. s. briefly
explained It's objects to be to increase the
capital stock of the company 100000 for
the purpose of constructing a branch of
their road from some convenient point on
the main stem IN the county of Fauquier to
the town of Warrcnton-the State TO sub
scribe 100000 Of the said increased capi-
tai
The question, "shall the bill pass r. be-
ing put, was determined in the affirmative.
So the bill passed.
SOUTH WESTERN TUKNpIKE ROAD.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins, the report of
the Commute of Roads and Internal Nav
igation, on resolution proposed BY him a
short time since, in relation to the Contrac-
tor upon the Southwestern Turnpike Road.
was taken up and adopted.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
An ensrossed bill for extending the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad to the Ohio river,
was taken up and made the order Of the
day for tomorrow; at II o'clock on Mr.
Bovd's motion. /.
Mr.. Strother and MIR. Dorman each sub
mittcd amendments intended to be offered
to bill to guarantee bonds oftbe Virginia
Central Railroad Company, which were
severally ordered TO bePrinted.
MESSAGE FROM TIE SENATE.
A message was received from the Sen
ate, at the hands Of Mr., Darlington, an
nouncing that they had passed the bill IN
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The Speaker resumed the Chair at 4
O'Clock
The ryder proposed by Mr. Burwell
was voted dcwn by decided majority,
and the bill appropriaiing the public Reve-
nue. ordered TO lis engrossmcnt.
The House then took up and passed the
bill changing the mode cfappomtment and
tenure Of office of the Directors Of the
Eastern and Western Lunatic Asylums.
A bill to establish free or independent
Bank in the town Of Lynchburg was Ia
ken up, and after encountering some oppo-
sition, which was promptly met by Mr.
Speed, passed by decided majority.
The House then adjourned.