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y to the following f
20 very superior and cheap long cashmere shawIs
10 nne Scotch long sbaws high colors
20 dozen superior silk hose, n grades
10 boxes superior embroidered handkercbeou
The above with variety Of cheap useful goo.
worthy the attention ofbuyeu $500 -
VERIFY MILLER,
Dec ls-imf - '''
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRsE LINE)
WASHINGTON OFFICE, rrsssrLvAsA AVENUE,
Fifth house east Of National Hotel, Noe.
THE line established bv any company United
States and consequently The ode. he pioneer line. extending
between Washington Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York and
delivering and receiving the Intermediate Hsv
de Grace, Wilmington Trenton Princeton, New Bunswek New
ark and Jersey Cte only line in the the
having four wirchas lately undergone extensive and
prepared 20 transmit and deliver number Of which
be required Of pubic,
accuracy prompfDess fidelity unequacd This
with other companies Of Morse n"s NORTH sn
extending already feen thousand
which and will be delivered desired The
ayers Of this line have lately thoroughly systemared its
both its transmission and mode OF delivery of IL
charges equal all with special svors With the sc
for business possessed by this inn
line, and hey do md reliable for te
graphing The offices OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, Pennsylvania fifth Nao
Hotels Baltimore, No Exchange, South Gay street, PHILADELPHIA
lOl Chestnut Quincy Granite budng New York.
WIN M. SWAIN, Pre.dent
March H-3md.
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Sept I'D

III HITEHUHsTs and extensive Gallery Of Pr.
w MUM Daguerrcotypes, the Duya Bo betwf
AZ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
This gaa advantages others being bur
the Hoor arranged expressly for this purpose coo
tans Of the largest skyighs in this country and the mss
extensive and finest south OF Baltimore. a
for copying paintings or dageneoypcs not having m suPea
the world, where be obtained beautiful and highly hnh
dagueneoypes in all weather. though cloudy preferable err
for children. Post mortem promptly attended
Awarded the first medal the late Pair Of Maryland @
tnte, and premium nj the late Fair at New York.
sIrsNo. 205 Baltimore Baltimore 3f7 Brosds
New York Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. c.; MA
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Norfolk w
gina and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries open free public hours u TIE DAY
!. n. wBTTEHURsT.
Dec. 1o--d3m Sole propdsis
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Esls TM WaR98 WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Betwee n
08@ pv8IY Philadelphia and Pittsburg-Tims reduced
twenty
will be carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Pitbur In
wenty eight miles Of staging excellent turnpike.
Fare SII.
This shortest and best
Atlantic cities, and the accommodations In all
highest character.
THOMAS MOORE,
New li-d3m
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Alexandria Boat.
a srcrr The favoite GEORGE WASHINGTON
H,Ap-e will depart following
&kk.2K Washington Boat's 2x cents;
The win
Ok, IL, 1, az, and4
Leaves Aexandna at g, OK, IL, /, az, and
Leaves Washington at 81, lok, IN, IN, ~, and Az.
Nov li-dn JOB CoRsoN, Captain
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IA
Baltimore and Washington Railrond-Chnnge of
Hours
I'm Monday, December
" Washington nd Baltimore will as follows,
Leave Washington at and 81, M, -, m, and p.
Leave Baltimore at Q and 81, and and "a, p,
Thesecond train from Washington and the fourth from Ba
will with the train and from Philadelphia
T. II. PARSONS,
Nov 99-du Agent.
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KNApp.s ch.ml.,rr AppIlea % IN. Art. 70

LNAPP's Chemistry Applied to the Arts vol y
N Just published. London, 1851. =.
Fans Anatomy Of the External Forms Of Man vol and y"
Of plates. London.
Nehols's Architecture Of the Heavens vol illustrated 70
DON 1851. .
onehetrs Practical Microscope vol h
uated. London n
The Plant-A Biography by NJ J. seheiden, N. D V@''
lususded. London.
Phchard Natural History Of Man, vol 50 enge
Illustrated Manual Of Operative Surgery and Surgical hnse
translated from the French by Doctors Van Buren, and i
Just published. -
Many engravings. FRANCK TAfL0"
Dec nj.
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nv A. GREEN. Anc,,oneer.

ny A. GREEN, A"otonoer.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION Saturday the 10Th instant shall INV
auction room corner Pennsylvania and 9th street,
O'Clock assortment Of excellent secondhand
furniture vizi
Mahogany sofas, dressing and other bureaus
DO beaseads chairs, and Wristbands
Maple bedssads washstands, and other chairs
Festher beds andb bedding, nj
Carpets China. glass, and crockery
rood of stoves, kitchen utensils, sc.
Sale o place rain or shine a. GREEN
an Aucnoneer
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FRENCH JUVENILE INCONSISTENCIES, on 10 tiomp0s"
IL Ia piete par Mime Beruer.
lie Bon Frdolin le Mcchant Thiery par c. G. shmd a.
Joseph Isdore e danger des Msuvases CcmpasH'
r Marcel ,pv
Saunders.
Illustrations de lHsoire Sante par rAbbe Roussier
Basien, GU e Devouenent Fiia par NJ me Farene -.
Amsla Corsini on porphelne de senne par Victor pou
Antonio, on IOrphein De Florence par Louis Fredel
simples Coutes par NJ. PAbbe Roussier.
Etudes Historiques, lusage dc In jeunesse.
Les TrOs Fills du Capitaine par Leon Guerin uh u
And others Of kinds, styles, and prices for y
every age, imported direct from Paris by - 80, "a
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nRY GOODS.-YERBY & MILLER now opening a very
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such
Cashmeres and nous, de laine, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
Watered popins
Morinoes, all shades, and very cheap
Parameto cloths
Alpocas and bombazines, all grades
With various olher descriptions OF mourning goods
very large camtrc nd n
styles embroidered
lawn handkerchiefs, cheap
Fifly dozen Aeranders best Md gloves
With all kinds dry goods adapted ladies' and prices
that cannot fail TO please.
VERIFY MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and sh
Dec l4-eodlmf
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THE Political Works Of John q. Calhoun
Il dis1usdon government and discourse on hs 80
ton and government OF the United States vol VI go ph2
10 be followed BY Others For sale sngy o.
Dec 10 FRANCh lh'N
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IL issued 10 the subscriber In Washington city (who p
Capt r. g. Buchsnans company n fh infantry under the oct
h September 1885, has been from the Of Jas b. Loaf
Al parties arc hereby cautioned against purchasing the said
warrant as the subscriber has made any assignment "
PETER GAlLAGHkk
Dec Il--lnw6ws
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JUDGE ssory'a Life and Letters by his Son. just
j published, vols, evo 80 ~. .
For sale by TAYLOR MAURH,
Jams Bookseller, 9th street,
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.The Rev. Mark Hopkins, Pres
u den Williams College, will deliver Of
lectures evenings of Monday Wednesday, Friday Of this
week, at half past o'clock
Subject Of the first lecture-Method.
Jan4-3t SWF
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WOOD! WOOD! WOOD THE subscriber wood
w yard 18th BRIDGE eight hundred cords of
hickory oak and wood which he anxious sell for cash
His will be the deliver such
quantities suit purchasers He will take the liberty refer
of his friends and quality Of the wood
&c. viz To T. c. Daniel John r. John Cage G. c. Gram
Dr. Bayy Washington, Rev L. F. Morgan Rev Mr.. Ham
iDn.
Jan 7-eo2m. GEORGE w CONWAY.
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NENTLEMEN'S WARES
VI merino undershrts, very heavy
10 do merno and drawers, all sizes
do silk undershirts
30 do merino hafhose
so English thread hafhose
in the city
IS do knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
s de beaver gloves very superior
IS do kid gloves, Alexander's make
10 do silk Gloves heavy
30 pieces pocket bnndkerchiefs, very superior
20 dozen various styles necke handkechiefs
30 do plain and coored border linen sambc hand erhef,
with cloths, cassimees, and yestngs OF all styles,
VERIFY & MiLLER's,
Pennsylvania avenue, between eth and 9Th
Dec l4-eodlmif
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LIVERPOOL, Dec ~ --Cotton has been gradually im-
proving in and character during the last few days.
and this owing the apparent restoration OF confidence
both here and on the continent Buyers have shown
greater disposition 10 purchase and have seldom had
less than business OF 1000 bales per day since our last
circular including operations by spectators and
exporters Prices have been fmer in the last few days
and American cotton, below fair quality, has advanced
nearly 3D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

The MOuthItpS.

Harper's Magazine for June has leen re
ceived' II will repay n pernsal: Scenery Of tn,
francon'a Moun'sins-New Hampshire, illus
'rafrd-Ihe campaign of Napoleon in Italy
illustrated with cuts and maps; with many in.
teresting original articles make up this exce,.
lent number. This with SCOTS re7publicaiions
Hunts Magazine, De Bows Review, Knick.
er"oeker' Southern Literary Messenger. Wing
Review. Grsham's Magazine, .God.v's Lady.
Book, with many other American publication
are to he found upon the tables at the vi-ginian
Reading Room.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

The great little event of next week will tc
the meeting Of The Ba'timoseC Convention No 1.
We have had already a specimen Of the hum
buggery which will accompany and follow it.
in the managers sending to the neigoborhood
Of the Hermitage for soine Thousand feet of
hickory plank, Of which 10 construct a plat
form for the officers and orators of the occa.
sion. 1t is impossible, to tell who will We the
nomince-but, i, is easy to guess who will not
be. Under the two-tlirds rule it will hardly
be possible Tor any man Of prominence or
snerit to win the ~frnitiess honor. Neither Cass
nor Buchanan stand any chance-Douglas
comes only within the range of possibilities.
and any one of the obscurer poikoi may expect
IL. There will be a vast amount of strife and
commouon. and any puddIe-duck may be
thrown up in the STORM. Our object is to put
Mr.. Joseph johnson ofthe gubernatorial es-
Enlistment ON his guard, SO that he may not
he fatally shocked, if news should come. that
he had been nominated. We should think he
would be strong with the Northern Democra-
cy. aboutt this time; and as strange things have
been happening to him all the JAYS ofhis life.
- not impossible that he may be the man.
We commend him to the whole sixteen dele.
gates from the indomiiable Fourth.
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Ehe MaceiEM /. Bridge Case.

a Washington letter in the New York Times
say s:
l. is understnod that the L sineer appointed by tie Su-
Pre-. ic Court during the Winter term. Ia dccid, upon the
suhh iency Of the remedies proposed by tLe Wheeling
Brl- &c. in abatement tf the nuisance which the Count de-
clH' .d 1t to he made lis repuri on Thursday last. ] am
tnl' rned that il is adverse to the bridge in every partic-
n'ni The Company proposed to r, move the obslruc-
tof S lya drnw. MIR. McAlpine decides that u draw il
tho Suspension bridge over the main channel is not rrnc-
TIC" bic. The bridge over the western channel, between
tic Island and the Ohio shore, il built upon pier,, and it
IT," retire admit Of Il draw hut his channel is not mnrh
u.s. ii IN the navigation - rhe rive r. and would not lie safe
no Ter the ob>tiiciiem which would still be left after the
pr posed dravas provided.
The motiru 10 'nodit, the decree for the elevation. or
the absolute removal Of the bridge. will be argued in n
few days. and there il little dnaif th.t The Court will
Cor firm its rrevi"us Judgment, AM issue tile necessary
ore er.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

The Free-SciI Journals are raving at the Cal
iiornIa Legislature, for passing the law rrovid-
ing for the remission into slavery of slaves
conveyed into that State. prior Ia the adoption
of their Constitution. They now class Cali
fnrnia. among the slave States" The New
York Journal Of Commerce, a conservative pa
per. cornes to the conclusion tina, Lott, the
North and he South. 'are disappointed in re-
gard to the course of California on the subject
of Slavery. When she was admitted into the
Union with her Constitution excluding slave
nv, the North chuckled and the South growlcd.
But her course thus far has been more in uni
son with Southern sentiment. than thar of any
other non-slaveholdiug State. Her Senator's
and Representatives in Congress are unani-
nous for the Compromise in all its parts. Her
Legislature has just passsd an Act. authorizing
the owners of slaves brought within her limits
prior tn the date finer admission into the I'm
ion, Sept 0. 1850. to reclaim them. Cor the
purpose Of removing them from the State
In short, the South has M reason to be alarm
ed, nor the North to chuckle, on account of the
admission ofCalifornia into the Union"
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Presbyterian General Assembly-Destructir

CHARLrsToN May 20-The General As.
semhiy al The Presbyterian Church me.in hi.
city to-day. Upwards Of goo clerical and lay
delegates were present. and some adJi,ions
are expected. The session. ii is thought, will
continue Dor f2 days. The meeting VAS o.
pened with prayer by the Rev. H. II. Rice,
ID. ID. ofOhio.
An eloquent sermon followed bv the Rev
f.. =. Humphreys, Of LouisviiI-, D. d, Mod
orator ofrLe last Assembly. In the afternoon
session. the Rev. joint c. Lord. Of Buffalo was
elected Moderator.
A large fire occurred in Cheraw this morn.
ing. on Front street. 1t extended from the
House Of. o. Mallory, toJ. b. David's, destroy
ing eight OF nine stores.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

The New York Courier favors the bill for
paying M. CO. two thousand dollars a year.
..Nothing has yet transpired to denote its
chances Of success-bu,. fits own merit is to
decidestbe measare will prevail. 1t is the on
~ e~fecsual remedy of an abuse which has
grown indispensable. OF all the grievances
in this republic. there is not one which bears
any proportion to the unconscionable waste Of
time in Congress"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

DR. HAY>E.-The Frankfort Ky Yeoman
ed there he vas dressed in the height of FASH
ion, an entered the gloomy portals of the pri-
son with a ~hauglty curl wreatliug his lip. and
imruJently fourishing a fine ratten. Will.
going up on the cars he offered to wager FIVE
thousand dollars that he would marry again in
three hours. If his liberty was given him that
length OF time. The Turk!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

Of the late Co.Rr OF APPEALS. the learned
and venerable President Judge CabelI declines
a r, -clccIion-Judge Daniel of the LIST Sec
lion is opposed Wy Jndge Robertson. and Jas
NJ. Whitrle, Esq.-Judge Moncure of the End
See ton is a candidate for re election without
OPP ~osition-Judge Baldwin Of the 3rd Sec
,inn has laid aside tie earthly ermine. and gone
BET ore the Supreme Tribnnalor he INVERSE
Judge Allen Of the 4th Section is a candidate
for re election without opposition. In the Bird
Se.:iinn. Judges sBrockenhrough and Samuels
are candidates for the vacant post. and in the
5tn. Judge Lee Of Harrison and William A.
Ha riSon, Esq. Of The same county, are the op
pns ny candidates.
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Fn'pAY. May 81.

The Scnn'c. Mt The instance Of Mr.. Berricp,
took mp mil ordered Ia lie engross,,a for a
third reading the bill for the Improvement OF
the Savannah river.
Mr.. Atchi-o made an Intellectual motion n
<" rft'' x"cnii.ests-'o upon nm indan treaty
n motion vas made. bnt it did not prcyail.
I" take mp the Deficiency hill; and thu Senate
then proceeded 10 the consideration of the pri.
waite Hills.
liorsE The Housr wrnl into Committee
Of 1.-THE Whul, on the stn,e Of ihr Union, aud
resumed the consideration Of bills n.la,ing to
The Trrritnrics u! the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
Methodist General Corfzencc

BosToN. May 20-The conference this NOR.
ming voted to establish a Book Concern and
depository ~ California. Also a depository in
Chicago. 10 be under the care ofthe Cincinnati
Book Concern. The remainder of the morning
was occupied Nth addresses on the subject Of
foreign missions.
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CONGRESS-.


SrNarE-Anong other business several me-
mn,i,l- ~rre presented asking Ear the passage
of The homestead bill.
Thu Senaic proc.'csled To the consideration Of
the hill gaming io the State Of Winsconsin
" donation OF plhlic lands To aid in the con.
slr's'i"n pt a railroad from the city Of Milwan-
kie to the Mississippi ri, yer. and il Was order
Ell to he rngrossed for u thir,! reading.
Tie Senate resumed the C, nsiJcrnlinn Of the
deficiency bill.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, -Thc House
went into Con,ni Il . Of the Whole on the state
oftle Union ind proceeded 10 the considers
t'oo of bills relating TO the Territories Of tho
H,'red Stats There was little or no.l,iny
dome " general interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

The Massachusetts Legislature have passed
a bill providing that criminals under sen.
'ei nee OF death shall be imprisoned a, hard labor
IN he State PRISON for one year previous 10
the execution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

Mr.. Reniek Wing IS elected to the House
ofDelegates from Greenbrier county. by 72
aejority over J. Caiwell. Esq, (Dem.,) to
succeed Sam. Price, Esq., (whig) r-signed,-
Tho vote stood, Rsnica 393, Calwa,l a21.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
From tnc Baltimore I'ntfiDt.
BenUfjfonl Pianos.

Mess,. Knahc. .Grblc n Co. have nov ~ their ware-
rooms on Euinw street. several magnifccr,ly beautiful
Planes which my w.H claim thc aitertion, u. they do.
Of all who delight IN thr sweet sounds Of music The
tones and character of tho rianos mndc b.. thi4 house.
have mreputItipr. that, with all the iinInen.e farres of
sorkmen they keep constantly employed, make. Il diff
fcult 10 supply the demands. which are mad. from oil
parts 81 the country for fheir Instruments. They IRE
consfnnfiy adding 70 their fcrc- and extending their -
tablishnicn'. 40 ns to keep mp with the demand Ms Er ~
they can. Bot they have now in their v-areroom., fwp
Pianos. the toms Of vhirh ure delicious. md the work
fnanship complete. The rosewood work, 10 adorned
with flowers. which nc intaid upon in sides snd front.
and give them q gorgeon-ness and richness that sre
really beaufhul. Tliose W. . would like to see them
can have an opportunity by chilling early NJ the ws,e-
ryoms.
o. d rsynri !. agent Tor the above, and has y good a..
sortment o, hind. Msvso7-fm;r
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CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON. May ~.
The SENATE was in Executive session TO.
day.
The HousE was engaged the eonsidera-
lion of reports.
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The District Court.

The Legislature. after band wing the bill back
! ward, and forwards between tho two Houses
! for The las, fortnight, have at last settled upon
| Lynchburg as the location for the Court of fine
| 2ud District. The contest was wsged With
great zeal and ability Ivy the respecting friends
of Pirsylvania c.. H. and Lynchbnrg. The
! Delegates from this county and district are en-
| titled ,o,,he warmnest thanks Of their constituents.
We hope our friends in Piirsylvsnia will bear
their disappointment with as much philosophy
as possible. They certainly deserved success,
If EARNEST and rcrsevering efforts could have
. The final vote in the two Houses stood as fol
lows: On the moii~n to strike ont Lynchburg.
and ,sert Pirrsylvania:
SENATE.
Av~Es.-Messr-. Amber, harrington. Cowan. Layne'
alartsn n, Meredith. Parker. Fitiman, Shefiey. stosal,
S,natr, Tnomns, Wiiston, Witchcr-Ii.
No .s-Mcssrs. Barnett, Basscl. Brent. Brown. Camp
bell, douglas. Fun~trn, Granthani. Grraver, lsbcii. Nc
Dear, .ou, Paxton. Roger, Thackeltord, Shc'rnrj, Tate.
Tnom oso., Wbite-lS-
M,+srs. Daniel and Saunders, and Mason and Hal
tied ii.
! TIL. ayes md noes we're called, and the motion 70 ii
Z ss<t tt The amendment 10 tue SENATE : snlFndnpii.\ suh"
slim lng Piu>vIyania Courthousc instead Of Lvnchburg
was ~ i.ci-t 10, the following vote:
AYhs-Messrs. Crutch6 id. (Speaker) Early. inbn
ien, Iunlap, Burkncr, Jones ot Chesterfield. Barb''r
Fla lila. Ha,deii, Edwards; Brooks. Sl,an,nn, " hits "
6u .nr and 0ran g.. flowrrton. Allen. .iair-i".. Tontiin
Sic ~. Morgan. i'endleion. Newman. kidwrli. Aru.tt
hon IS of Marshall. McCniioch. Guoie # Me. kiriihirg
Gar retsop. Mcdonald. Lemiy. Preston. A;ttncl. Vince
h.. K,yser. Wuoding, Tnwrrs. Nottingham. Zinn. Scot
Of re~,on. Saunders, BOWER. Taylor, Craig. Gilmor'
OF Rorkhridge, Marz. Bare. Mckinney, Gatewood
& teever. Witt.n, Davidson, Wcst-5I-
NAys-Messrs. Rives of Albemarle. Massey. Bottom
Ricneson, Cheail,am. Tate, Talbot, Goode Of Bedford
Davis. Wiley. Irving, Clark. Speed, jackson of bod
drig,- and Tyler. Scgar. Muse. Stuart, jackson Of Gil
mer and Wirt. Taiiatrrro. Leake. White of Hanover
Pric e of Hardy. Lewis. Moore of Harrison, q iAin. Moo
of j i .frrson. Patrick. Fry, Browne. Bennett. Ball. Mich
olson. EcI,ols, kiihy, Dawson Robertson of Norfolt
City, Pprtlork, VERIFY, Russell, Oldham. kee, Collier
Jam es, Caddali, Morrison, Robinson of Richmond City
And, mson. Rice. Lryhurn, Smith Of Russell, CLINE
of h ussell. Neon. rrctIu.v. Hurdett. Boyd-56.
| IN.essr<. jackson of G. and W., Power and jackson
OF +. and H.. had paired If with absent members
So the House receded from their amendment, ii. e.
Lyme burg received the location for Districr Court.