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l'oWHATAN IIousE.

Richmond, March 18th 1917.
The undersigned, Members of the Legislature who
have bonded at the ''PowHATAS HousE' during tho
present session, and some of several preceding
sessions being about to nd ourn feel called upon by
sense of duty place in the hands of Mr.. CHARLES
l.. DInRELL, host, testimonial of kind re-
gurd tor him. md Of our high satisfaction with the con-
duet and arrangements of the establishments
In House continuing some hundred boarders il may
be expected TIM there will be frequent complaints We
have pleasure in saying how that awnrn
that any existed during the winter ccrtnnly there has
been oeeusion for dissatisfaction. Tho house Is
mnrkabe for order and quiet The liable has been boun-
ully supplied with all the good things OF life and the
rooms well kept.
Mr.. md Mrs. D. have presided the House wi Il
utility, and hive evnced. nil occasiona an anxious
desire TO make their guests comfortable and hnppy.
The nssstansnre prompt md oblgng aud the
faithful, honest and attentive to their duties
Upon the whole we do not believe that u more ngre
able Boarding House is to be found in Virginia, and
trust. TINT Mr.. ID. may long continue to occupy tor IL
he shull find 1t necessary to lenve it, that hn may mike
IA locntio corresponding will, his merit
s, McD. Moore, Geo. ID. Happer, VIM. d. Hart, II.
Chandler, Thomas Dnvi., Asa Rogers, w. Nj. Amber
g. T. Brown, Lawrence Roanc Samuel Waits, Adam
Small, j. Voolfolk Thos. NJ. Bondurant, John Buwycr
Calwoll. VIM. b Finney, VIM. l., Bonk, J. NJ. Smith, A.
r. H0ladny, j. w Brcuthed, J ThompsonJr., Hugh w.
Shelley, Thomas ROBINSON George Stilmnn.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH
ROBT. BROCKETT.
Gr,,u dim
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Free Soil C0Nrenfi0n.

PirTsBeRG, Aug. IT.
The Free Soil NATIONAL Convention met
to day. A temporary organization was effect
ed by the choice of Judge Spaldlng' OF Ohio
as chairman. A committee was then appoint
ed TO report permanent officers, and the Con
ventiou took recess. There appears tn he a
strong determination to nominate John Z. Hale
for the Presidency.
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TNIVERsHTY OF MARYLAND

u THE FORTHWITH ANNUAL SESSION will
begin THURSDAY, October Id, 1872, and end the
LIST of March, 1873
Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Sur
gerry, NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WV e A. AKIN, NJ, d.
Principles aud Practice of Medicine and Clinical
Medicine, SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. u.
Anatomy and Physiology, JosEPH RoRY, MI
Obstetrics RIcuARB II. THOMAS. Nj. d.
Muteriu Medica, Therapeutics aud Pathology GEo.
w. MILTENBERGEH, n. u.
Practical Anatomy, BERWICK h. SMITH, NJ. d.
Fees for the full course, $780, DemonstratorS Fee $40;
MatricUation s.; Graduation 500
For purposes of Clinical Instruction the Faculty have
at their command the Baltimore Infrmary,' ON the
same with the University, aud in its immediate
neghborhoad containing hundred and eighty BEDSIDE
longing 10 the University. and managed aud attended
entirely by the Faculty. This Institution Is devoted to
the reception and OF those forms OF disease
which furnish u useful and profitable subjects FOR
clinical Observations An addition is to be made during
the present sHmmcr which will materially increase its
accommodations and advantages. 1t is open to all Ma
cdlaes of the School hroug the year without fee
Anatomical Material is abundant and cheap. Expen-
of living, in Baltimore. low in any Atlantic
city WILLIAM Il. A. AKIN, ND,
Baltimore July 10. 1852---d&c2txl7 Dean.
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From the Richmond Whig.
Commissioners from Alexandr

"PowHATAa HoUsE.-The complimentary Cnrd, in
regard the munng of this House must be highly
gratifying the worthy Proprietor Mr. q. l.. Dbrell
from the fact tint it entirely voluntary act the
part of the sgnersits reception by MIR. D. being the
fst intimntion OF such an intention their pnrt We
can add our testimony hut of the gentlemen who
hive paid Mr.. ID. compliment just in itself and ten
dered in n mnnner - delicate" jy Dots
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Vote on Amended Charter.

At n regular meeting of tho common council Of the
corporation of Lynchburg, their chamber Frdoy
evening, 23d July, 1852:
Prcsent-Joln Otey, President Charles w. Christian
Thomas o AGREE, Jno Cnry, Henry Davis, VIM. i.
Tnaferro, John X. Mcdaniel, and Jesse HIRE, mem
hers
Mr.. Christian presented to the common council the
following resolutions which being read and considered,
were adopted md passed, viz:
Resolved Tint in conformity with the Seth section o
the of the lute session of the General Assembly of
Virginia, entitled, An making the town OF LyncibuIg
city and revising and reducing into net the
visions of its Charter" wednesday, the 25th dry of
August shall be the time for opening poll in each
ward for the purpose ofsubmtng the provisions of snid
the qualified voters under the eharter now exist
ing and that the Office of Friends Wnre-housein Lynch
ware aud the office of Planters Warchouse IN Henry
word sll be places for holding said polls in the
peciyc wnrds.
I'd Resolved Tint A. b. Rucker, John T. Davis,
W. o. Owen John b. Lee. and d. II. Lyman, be APP
pointed commissioners for Lynch ward and that John
g. McClanahan. Henry |. Brown, Thomas L. Nash,
Allen j Black, md John Oyler, be appointed commits
sioners for Henry ward amy two OF whom shall Mt the
time aud place appointed in their words, open poll
book TO be headed The Charter revised and TO
contnn TWO seperote columns: The first column TO he
headed For the revised Charter" the other To be
headed "Agninst the revised Charter" And the snid
Commissioners shall in their respective wards then and
there receive and have recorded in said poll book the
votes aud against said revised Charter OF all persons
qualified To vote under the charter existing who
may offer vote and shall ascertain and certify the
number given for and the number of votes given
gsnst said revised charter and their certificates
with the polls be delivered to the Clerk OF the Council
who shall Law the before the Council Mt their first
meeting thereafter that they mny assertion the result OF
said polls and TO be entered upon the Journal
The aggregate for and against the revised Charter
3 Resolved That it shall be the duty of the Clerk OF
The Council the fore going resolutions to be pub
lishcd twice week in all the papers Il the city, until
the 25th day OF August.
~ 2g-t25a ~ hODEo, CD NJ
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CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Al

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL.
The Senate, after the transaction OF some m,
nor business, took up the Indian Appropriation
Bill and debate ensued.
The House was occupied in the consilera'
ton of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriations
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IVhig Congressional Nomjnatioa.

CHAMBERsBuRG, Pa. Aug. l0..-The Wing
conftrees from the several counties Of this con
gressional district, met to-day. and nominated
Saml l.. Russell. of Bedford county. as theif
candidate for Congress
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A Boy SAVED FROM DROWNING uyADoG.-

A Boy SAVED rRom DROWNING nYA Doc
Aninterrestng scene occurred on Sunday last,at
Hoboken. A boyatou, ten years ofage, While
playing on the hauk OF the river, fell In, and the
current being very powerful, he Was. carried
along with great rap'dity. Oflhose wh" saw
him fall in. one would risk life IN attempt to
save him. When all hope appeared to- he lost, a
large Newfound aud dog eoped into the river,
and Selling the boy by the collar, held his head
abo,e the water until he brought him safe to
shore. The dog. itissaid had swan distance
oftwo miles before he could get landing place,
and was thenso tired thai he sank exhausted on
the sand N Z. Eocning Post.
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Sailing attic Europa.

NEw YoRK, Aug. II.
The steamship Europa sailed to day for
Liverpool. taking out 500, 900 in specie.
DR.. B. L. c.. Brooks was shot through by
w. D. b. Roy, on the 22I uit., at Koscinsko,
Miss. Brooks has since died.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


h1SSOLUTlON.--T Co-Partnersbio hereto.
- fore existing between tho snbscribers under The
style of DUDLEY COMPTON has been this day i..olvsd
by mutual consent-Iohn w Dudley has purchased tho
interest Of VIM. Compton in the late concern and will
disehargeits liabilities lie embraces this opportunity
to return his sincere thanks mis- friends for their
ronage To the concern of DUDLEY 81 COMPTON, and L,
solicit It's continuance in his new connection.
JNfb. w DUDLEY.
WIN. A. COMPTON,
crscIxsArr, April 18th, 1852
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Tie Fisheries.

ST john, N. b.. Aug. IL.
The u. S frgate Mississippi arrived here on
Saturday. The belief prevails that the fishery
difficulties will be amicably adjusted
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SPKING STOCK EORi sa2.-nOYn

~ T. BROTHER, Main Sfrcet. Lynchbmg, 70
Importers of HINA and EARfHENWARE and Dcal-
ers in Cut. Dressed and PLAIN Glass Horc Looking
GiaS@s GraHdoics, Piaisd and Britlan1 Ware Waii.
es, Casters, ST.; are now in receipt of their Spring
supply of Domestic and Foreign Goods of their own
importation-which embraces every article usually
found in such Establishments. Our Stock is of the
largest offered in this market and having been
fully selected and bought the favorable terms.
We determined u be undersold by any House
in the country, either North South. Merchants and
others wanting anything this line, would do we'll To
call and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhcre-fecng confident please all in style.
quality mud price of Goods The Ladies' particular
y invited to cal and examine our Stock
nurch 29-ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIEDMONT wORks-A. ELLlsos ir Pro.
u p,ietOr.
steam saw and Planning Mills,

MI and Machine Iiork.
Iron TaIntHg aud Fitting.
Biaeksmhhing of all de sc,tp,ions
These works having been fitted mp great expense
with steam power, and nrge variety Of mac hincfy f,
working wood and iron, foim The complete est b.
lishment of the Kind In the Southern Staea and can
better work and cheaper rues than can be
enc in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build. supplied viii
Doors Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (prmed M
glazed if reqnired) Mouldngs Flooring dressed ant
tJngue and grooved ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
und Notwithstanding, Pnlings, and variety of othcl
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpand Stone Cnrs Der.
rick Gearing. Wheebarrows Picks and Bdrs aud ole,
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly ON hand and for sale, reasonable
all varieties OF Flooring and other Lumber worked 81
uuworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
at Timber sawed order
Jan lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent.
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COMMisssONERs SALE OF LAND.

~ Pursuant a decree of the Circuit Court OF Bed
ford county nude in usut in Chanocry therein depend
ing, of 0ver-reets administrator. against Floyd and
others the undersigned Commissioner will proceed on
the Goth day of August next. to sell by way OF public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, the premises, n
TRACT OF LAND. lying in the county of Bedford,
containing by estimation, $50 Acres. This land nd
joins the binds of Charles b. Reynodsnud others, and
lies the Rope ferry aud sa,d be convenient To
the James River and kanawha Canal. It we'll tim
bercd and portion Of il good Tobacco Land.
TERas.-A credit of one and two gears will be given.
(exceptas sufficient deiray the costs of suit
and tie expenses OF SALE which will be required CASH.
The purchaser will be required to give bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments, and the
title will be retained further security subject to re-
SALE in default of the payment of the purchase money
aug 14--d6c 81 SAML. q. CLAYTON. Com =.
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ciSeISSAri, April 18th 1852.
InE Subscribers have associated themselves for ,b,
4 purpose OF conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Commission Rusiness.
under the Firm Of kESNETT& DUDLEY. and respectful
solicit your patronage Our Business win be exclu.
svcyn Commission and experience Of TWEEN
~ yours by senior partner active Mercantile life in
this Oyand determination the part Of both to pro-
mote the interest OF our friends will hope secure to
~ l'b"'nl support We prepared make the usual
Advance consignments In hand. and to purchase
Produce, DC. the Customary We will occupy
the Large ,nd Commodious Warehouse, No. ID Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH.
mny 27--6m JNO. w. DUDLEY
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I.SO,

Lays Of Scottish Cavaliers,
Lyrn and other Poems by Alice Cary
Byron's Poetical works,
Prose aud poetry of Europe and America,
Lillian and other Poems by Praed,
Book of Ballads
Fuller's Poems, &c, &c.
M l-dts1 Ar THE New commissions BooK.SToRE.
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Silk and Fancy Dry Goods,
Rep copy
GmEAp GOODs-EOK CAsm.--I

NnEAP GOODS-FOk CASh.--l am
~ now receiving a large and complete assortment o
new SPRING and SUMNER GOODS; comprising the
lntest and fashionable varc ties aud styles inn
ported this scason-whlch offering ut unusually
low prices Intending to sell for CASH, mean to be
satisfied with sma profits and thereby will make it 10
The interest ofall TO give a ca-which ! most cor
dially solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise as many inducements in the way Of Styles,
prices and large and well selected stock to pick from,
rs can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem it needless give the heads or branches
composing my stock, my long experience has tnught
me the oevery class of dealers. Suffice il there
fore say that feel assured am fully prepared to
answer the demands ofall--and ask all to call
march og-if. JOHN G. MEM.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


SLAKURK's Shoe Store !. !! ~
LIVE AND LET LIVE" II
~ II will be remembered ihat when commenced
business under myora name year since, foun
moons toward the Market Honsr from tle old stand
took The above motto and hnyng strictly adhered tn
il. cndenyoring make my salcs mutually feiai
ihe purchaser and myself, now under the same rule
''er tn atruy generous community, probably the
mud shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
Valises, Travelling Bngs, Umbrellas. Shoe Thread and
other articles belonging my business, that hns
been presented To the citizens of Lynchurg aud those
who purchase in this market.
My experience in my business having paid erclnsrf
attention ii Tor twenty FIVE years, my arquain-
fnnce with Manufacturers and Dealers aud my lonr
residence in Lynchbnrg, qualities me 10 prepare my
sclfto do we'll the best. and il l..
am very thankful for the liberal patronage received
and shall strive secure its continuance.
L. sEABuRY.
Spring of 1852 "A u S-.tf
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IVHl Ss~-IsF1FFI IT N NIaIaLIN . pHItV IT V Il
l. series OF Pocket Poets in elegant gilt bindings
containing Hemnns, Ptoverbial Philosophy. Cooper,
Elliott. Lnln Rookh, Poetry Of Flowers, Eliza Cook
SCOTS Indy of Luke, Mary Hewitt. Southey, ThomP-
son 81 Gray, Sgourney Pollock, Coleridge, Goldsmith,
Kirk White Poetry of Passions Wordsworth, Poetry of
Sentiment, Mrs. Norton, British poets, Bush a. Blair.
Stern X Johnson.
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White Bath Post extra superhne,
Inn
Extra super Bath Post Gilt.
Super commercial Note ruled,
a. Note, plnin and with border,
Extra super ruled cap blue aud White
White fiat cap.
Folio Post white.
Super white Letter. wide ruled for sermons, &c,
Extra super Hnth Post - g"
Il x,ru fine ruled cup blue and white,
Bill or ape paper.
The above Papers are from ofthe very best
factories in the United States; warranted superior
aud uniform In quality and will be sold by the case.
ream,or less quantity, at very low prices.
O. MORSE Com Merch't,
opposite Warwick House.
p. s. The highest price paid for Linen and Cotton
Rngs. mug 5--ts
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The FIRE AT MoNTREAL.-The loss by fire
at Montreal is estimated at womillins of dol
lars. 1t has been determined to apply to the
Government far loan Of $500 900 to enable
the poor ow ners of lots to rebuild; for the re.
payment Of which the city, in its corporate ca
pa' ity, will be responsible, the buildings to be
of stone. or brick. For the present use Of
those who have no rome the committee have
issued proposals for the erection ofthrec sheds.
to be of wood, filed in with brick. each 2IO
feet long
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S,pKING lS52.--fhe subscriber would mo,t
~ respectfully his friends ana the public
generally, that he is receiving and opening large
md we'll selected stock OF Spring and Summer Goods
10 which he neites the attention of those in wunt. IL
is useless cnumerate his stock hat would simply
that il is surpassed by any in Lynchhurg.
He invites the particular attention fhe Ladies to his
bcnutfn stool, OF rich Dress Goods, Ki3G2ores DC.
The Gentlemen will fad the best stock of Goods il
heir line eyer exhibited by any house in this place
and the largest and best selected stock OF Ready ad
Clothing, brought this The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way oicloh
ing at npl l9-ifts DON +. G. PETERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY MOSBY d GARLAND.

BY MOSBY d GARLAND.
I DMINisTRATORS sALE.-wIL.L
ia' sui. this Saturday evening, l4ih inst,
O'Clock precise the residence e the late Mrs. Sa-
rah lluntrr. The Campbell Court House road. in the
ncgih,'rhnod OF o |. Goggin aad Alan-on Winston,
Esq the Household aud Kitchen tuiur, and other
persona! property. consisting of tie usual variety
Terms sale.
nu Tilt CHAS. r. SLAUGHTER. Admir-.
NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.-Will be sold
y Mt public auction. the Market house in Lynch
burg Saturday next. l4fh inst, NEGRO MAN
named Ben. belonging the OF Elizabeth Tuy
lor. deed Terms ssle.
Persons holding lust claims ag5nst the estate, will
please h,ing them IN. RICHARD PERKINS,
aug lid Admir- Of Elizabeth TAYLOR, dec IL
NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE
y pronounced by the county curt OF Campbell
the th day Of August 1852. ia the OF smith aud
wife Baily and wife, et ais, we shall, an FRIDAY,
the 9Th dry of September i 0t If not the ncxi
far das. proceed to sell {" the highest bidder, ON
credit of and years, two tTHcts 81 LAND {Y&
lying in the county of Cumpbe, in the neighbour r.
hood Of old Hat Creek Church. One of these tracts
confirms 400 Acres. aud has IL comfortable Dwell
ING HOUSE, and all necessary 0uthouses. and tho
other contains nhout 300 Acres Both of said Tcts of
Land an well adapted the growth of Tobacco. when
and corn. Persons wishing buy will please call and
examine Tor themselves before the day at sale. The
sale will take place nn the premises, at the late rest
dence of Mrs. Mary Cebhs.
YANCY BAILEY, O''' %
l.
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DELL HOTEL. LIBERIp, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-1he undersigned hav-
ing purchased of MIR. William Terry, that old and we'll
know Hotel establishment, know the BELL HO-
TEL Liberty, Va. offers his services 10 the public for
the patronage long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has just undergone thorough
repair from Cellar 10 Garrett Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
nur lovely Piedmont country can produce and tho BAh
with the most genuine and best qualityof Liquors
His Stables in excellent condition. well provided,
good and reliable Ostlers always in attendance
The Rocky Mount line ofCoaches connect at this poin
ri.weekly with the Cars of Va. nnd Tenn. r. H., and
coming from any direction either on the Cara,
Stages private conveyance will always lind him pre-
rnrrd To accomdate them with meals at any hour.
He Aa,ers himself that from the reputation of this
house and with enegy spenred on his part to render
his guests comfortable he will receive liberal share OF
patronage. lHoMhe LEI "iCh'
July 15-tsif -
ONION pOREEEk--lO fierces best Lon
IL don Porter in pint and quart bottles, for sae by
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bacon AND FISH

OOKING Gle ~ AND PICTURE
- FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait Frnmes richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Duguerreoype Frames, large beautiful assortment OF
goods
Looking Glass Plates, Of all sizes md fitted in
Picture Glass. French first quality. from 5Ox36 inch
ca dawn
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished to order
Composon Rosettes, OF ali Sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-od Work re-gilt and jobbng in oil the above
branches
Picture Glass cut TO any pattcrn-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
TT Country orders by mail will receive prompt alton
ton FRANCk o. CLo'En'
1873 Main street, between 9th and 10th ST. Richmond
W. June Cts
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\ EW FLOUR and superior lot OF CLOVER
~ SEED for sale by
aug 0--ts jos II WILSON.
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ONION POKEEEs--lO Tierces best Lon
don Porter in pint and quart bottles, for sale by
- a., LEE & JOHNSON
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OFFICE z F. & p. II. r. c., .uo.
Richmond Aug. 9, 1852.
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msnt aPpropriang $4,000 for compensation per diem
and mileage OF Senator'S Representatives and Delegates
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee moved that the House Insist
upon their disagreement to the amendment and that they
appoint committee of conference
Mr.. STANLY moved that the House recede from their
disagreement TO the amendment He was satisfied that
the House acted under mistake in voting against it.
Messrs. JONES, HOUSTON and FITCH made few
remarks, when
The motion of Mr. SrASLY was agreed to Yeas 20,
nays co.
Thus the bill stands passed.
Mr.. FOWLER asked the unanimous consent of the
House to offer the following resolution: e.
Resopd That the Clerk Of the of
nish and deliver each Of the members delegates
House Of the present Congress- who have already received
hem and for the of the contingent the
House, such books as have been furnished the
2Sh 2yth 3oth and 3lst Congresses Poded shall
not authorize the reprnng of any of said books And pro-
pided Further, That work thus authorized be furnished
shall be obtained delivered by the Clerk shall be
able procure sufficient number of copies thereof furnish
complete set to each member and delegate entitled thereto
Objections made
Mr.. FOWLER moved to suspend the rules.
Pending which, the House adjourned