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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12

-. ~z<zsse ass AT COST
Vie BALANCE OF MY STOCK OF MISSES md
inants HATS will sell at at cost, to close them ~
10y - -. - c. MYERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12

RHEUMATISM, SO YEARS Mrs. r, 15 B3S to her 10Th
gni suffered from Rheumatism from hsI Ranr wealthy q;
year of ages times entirely helpless triad many mg
cines but was cured only by HAMPToN0 'i'0- .,.,,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12

THROUGH BY EXPRESS have Si Straw A ssn
Hats zRPs5 swe ss bsauy and ss
not been surpassed by any hats th at the Hat
ing can be fitted by calling inRea e MYERS Hatta
Store, Granite Row
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12

NOVELTY.
| hay just received case of soft white FUR HATS
the lighest Hat sold here WEIGHING onlv t o,aas
they Gun be Carried In the pocket 49, ~
july q -. C. MYERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12

NEWSPAPER CHANGE:-We notice from the Fee
Press of last Friday, that the editorial connection
of E. CANrwEL1o Esq. ceases with the present num-
Der of that paper, which will hereafter be conduct
ed by Messrs. JOHN E. Bowers and JAMES H. SMITH,
as a Temperance paper
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12

lnE' Lime Lime. 900 barrels Linco1nyile White
Lump. Also Calcined Plaster, Plasterng Hair Fire
Brick, and Hydraulic Cement 900 bbls Lime Be- IT,
SAFE ny %, J c. R. B. WOOD,
Jan. q oH-IIVoI Contractors and Builders.
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pFESs0R ALEX. G. BARKY'S

Z, ~ Or He Il ; Us, of MEDICAL CO1 :
- tor BEA UTIFYING, CURLING, Pr
4 'fslorlng and Strengthening the Hair, Relie e
'',eS oi the skin, Curing Rteumatic Pains, AT j
\ Estrrdal Wounds Bounded by no geograpli
be reputation of BARRY's fkIcoPHERoUs i'er
\ uHion The sales OF he article of late y-nI-
'fssed ina ratio that almost exceeds belief -
4 BARRY, after careful examination ot hi
''a, ind. that number + bottles delivere u ~
ll2iitl' oi from hnIf gross upward. during The
4 :. us within trif,' ot go, 0O0.
''n"'rs-nry 10 present at length the evidences
.'d'r'ul properties of the rrichopherous. when
'f Aid furnished such nm Endorsement as this. -
'fhe-S al the article and the explanations gwen
'fleal action upon the hnir.the scalp. and in all
>AAelhciaI iGtation. first recommended ii Ia
Inn o the people, This wa- all that ,lle inv"n
''a Every eotile advertised itself The ctlt-''i-
"3 exceeded expectation it arted Ike II
LIE ladies would not be without il. County
" very section pl the United States iound tl"
~ aud titus was built mp wholesale trad" I
hitherto nnhcard of ~ regards articles II
he highest point has not YET been rcnrh' j
h'y"d than the saes this srai sill be mh
''' halt oibnttles
ami Alanuaetury. NJ. I37 Broadway; NJ"
''i,i pre". . centsa large huiile.
'lscount 10 purchasers hy the quantity. Sold
I> s'ral merchants aud lrueg>ts thrnugnnr thr
. me aad Canuda. VI x'cu, West Indies Gfeai
o rlpce &c.
"neIhurs
''-dkc6m
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RICHMOND.
Second Supply Of Dry Goods.

"T1LLINGHAM ELLETT 4 Conc. -, Pearl
w Street RICHMON OND--Will opon and hnve
rcady or ,ue Monday. 18th inst. large aud varied
stock Of DRY GOODS. purchased nj the henVy Ane-
lion., NrS York from Tuesday to Saturday "i last
week, In PM us fnllnwsi
Heavy Sauinets aud fwccds
Engsh fnll Clohs for Negro wear.
Blankets, White Mixed and Blus
Plaid Linsey- nnh kentucky Jeans
MaNillns nnd Clonks,
Umbrellas, from common to good,
Plain to Figured Mpacaa,
Prints, American and English
Black blue nnd Grave Cloths
Plad Dclnina 4 Prints,
Ladies' beaver Glove.
Check Mnslina md
White Cambros,
The nbovn goods with many Others, will BIO offered
at much less than former prices.
Merchant urc respectfully invited to examine our
Stock. =. .+Ordor- promptly attended TO.
oct ls dew WI llNGHAM, ELLETT 4 co,
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IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN

IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
l EQUITY and ri an Action nj Common Inv, by
II Sanda Esq, ConscIlor ut Inv,
Thia work embraces u minute nceount of all tho steps
be tnkcn in suit oi Equity aud action Mt Law,
from ihcir commencement 10 their termination, nlsn,
the mode pf enforcing judgments decrees, together
with the manner of appeals wrts OF error, Sc, &c.
Form Of bills. answers md .ecrees in Chnncrry; de
rln,oiions mud udemcrts ut Common Law and Plena,
d"nmlrcrs and replentiop- are nppended and chap-
viii be devoted specially to the practice in the I'm
ted States Count,
RECENTLY PUBLISHED-rnte's American Form
Book, adapted To the Code of Virginia, with valuable
chapters npon Alach and Deeds, and Form un-
Her Bnil INV of 1851 aud 1859, by Alex. II Sands,
Esq Counsellor at Law Qol. - price, o so.
A. NORRIS,
Publisher g. Bookseller,
nci LIZ Richmnnd. Xn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

I>AMHLY SOAPS.--Thia soap
l. sally naod is by lar the bosi Family Snnp onered
to the public II viii not iuns the slightest labfo
the skim amy article which sonp Ia nppIrdit
movea grease. tar pnint. without dischargng CO.
los Soap and soak the clothes in the u,ual wny usng
warm cold winter, soft hard salt, for II wnshes ef
iectunlly with ,itherhen by slight rubbing and thor
opgh rinanR thu clothes will be clean, without the
cessy OF boiling This Soap produces rich, fine suds,
without the uanal nceompanimens olbubblc and rnth.
For snls by the bar or box at
WRIGHT &ALLISON'S
nri. ~ Netp Drug .SLnrc.
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school a College Text Books

4 NORRIS Richmond, IA, would invite th'
~. attention OF r various schools and institutions
of learning throughout the State, 10 hia Sch0ot dad
Classical Books 7.rt BooLs used ia the various Col
lrgcs and Universes with general collection oi Edu
rnrioml Work4, in every departments of lHurning.
G1'School Stationery of every disonption
A liberal discount will hc mnde aud bundles deliver.
I'd ia LynelburR free oi expense.
lB-Ordcrs will receive prompt attention
nur 9QfF
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TO STR1NGERS.

ag 'boa@nas cured atthis institution withinthe
H. and the numerous important Surgirat
'' pertorned by Dir. j., witnessed by the Re
'5e papers and many other persons. notices oi
aPpearedaglin and again before the public,i'
gaarantee that the afflicted will find II skill
"aorable physician.
p inere are so muny ignorant and ~ IN
= ttyertsing themselves as Physicians, ruin
'3tn otthr uiready afflicted, thut Dr., Johnston
''eessa1y To say, especially to those unacquain
IS reputation that his ere lentials on diPlo
0' hang in his office
Weakness OF THE ORGANS.
e.Y cured. aud full vigor restored
; ah LETTERS POST-PAID-REM Els
~ MAIL. Octs .d&cly
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N. B.-The same viii be charged from kuox
vile and all other Foints along the liueto Lyncbmg
aug lg-ts
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NO.. 70.
MISCELLANEOUS
WARWICK FOUNDRY,
EAST END or JEFFERSON sr, ON TIE BASH
uy.chhnr0 Vn.

LyNchburg. Va.
INliE Prnpiieors of ths establish ment ARE INV pfo.
4 pared In furnish the Planters of Virginia with tho
inost celebrated Premium FLOWS and AGRiCUL-
TuRAL TOOLS In the United States.
1brg hive, Mt great expense, secured wenty dif-
iernnt Patterns Of Plows-A-o, CU bTIV ORS :,
ROAD SCRAPERS. ond nine different sizes ef Hay
CUTTERS Our Flows consist of the Peek-kill, New
York $50 Premium; Eagle $50 Premium; and the
Genuine Livingston county Pow.. We have improved
the Lying.on Plow which make. il worth Mt lenst so
per thnn the original patterns. IL consists
in the In which the and-de Ia attached to tho
moudhonrd-doing nway with tho lock which weakens
the strength Of the Plow. The inrm OF the Plow Is
changed but IA greatly increased in strength by the inn
poycmenL
Our experience In the an of Building Agriculture.
Tnns md cur superior putlarns, induce IA Ia believe
furnish he best Pows In the Stnte, prices not
To be beat VIII the Farmer. of Virginn give CALI
aud will uke pleasure in exhibiting tools aud
proving To yon the truth uf our staementai
Aso, nil kinds of Cnat ind Wrought Iron work fn-
ished In the best aiylo aud order.
fresh ground Plaster furnished nt the mill IA usnn
WHl1TEMORE, MoNAMEE & co.
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INSURANCE.
fRE. LIFE And MARINE gNsur.

.ttE, LIFE And MARINE gNsH.
ANcE.-LyFelbarg Hose " f.rc hssua4ats Con.
many
ms 90 apahs makes Insurance against loss ~ dam
.geb ire or Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Fact
rieS md Other buildings furniture Go ls unres nod
'nerehandzc generally in and country on .he most
avornblr te,pgs
Also make insurance On the lives ofall persons e..
toying good health and of sound constitution G,r the
Whole duration Of life OF fnr limited period
Slaves employed IN ordinary occupations. vii 5e
insured onrcasonal le terms
HE Company will also take murine risks from and 10
nay of the Northern Southern Ports At favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T .rETERS. Tice Ptcsiacn9.
SAMPSON DlUGUlD Chirf Engineer
Jnmes Cohbs, Samuel Garland.
l0hn .iegat Nathan b. Thurman
GeorP' W. Nancev. Ohm Oley Tuylnr
William / Anderson. William, 7. Smith
AAEFlN HOLLlNS, Treasurer
CREED T. WILLS. Sec'y
DIR. z. II Gilmer
Dr. Nm. Otwpy oven. "'"""' f"e"'"''S
The Medical Examination subjects for lnsbrance
will be msde the office of the Company ON each dn,
between the hours of and 4 O'clock =. NJ
FehS.-dfs
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I,l NlRGlNlAN.
, & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
MEDICINES.
- .1.,rI-..aLTrmOIsE LoCh

ID 4 IL II
IA l.. Wnrr. may be obtaiued the most spec
n lpailaess or loss et Organic Potcrs, Pam
n Dtseqse Of tAe htdneyS, 1fecliohs 81 IN
4, aorria affections arising from certain IN.
"A matter whether from intemPerancc,
n .1eul spirits or any other cause
a TO YOUNG MEN,
IA rgaat countless numbers of generous aud
n ,sugs have beenswePt to uhtimely tombs;
a yaung men otthe mosteXalted taIentsand
4 tis, who might otherwise have ehtrhn :
n #ates n'ith the thnnders - VIC ence' ol
II a., the living Tyre.
| ng from any oi the following m' Anc'i"iy
Immediately apply TO
DIR. JOHNSION.
81 the Back and Limbs, ralhsln the ieudi
ght, Loss of Muscular Power rg.Pitation
Digestive Functions Genern. DeplIIty'
Consumption, &c., NC
[-rhe fearful effects on the mind are much
| l. Loss OF Memory CONFUSION oi 'neas' oe,
Spirits, Forebodihgs OF EVIL, aversion o'
Di,trust, Love oil ooiituoe, llihidlty' ~c''
the evils produced
7 SOUTH FREDEhHCh Stree, T. y
ES FROM BAL TIMORE T., Last SIde'
|TEPS. ~ BE ran louLAh IN OBJ
|lAME and NuMBER, or you Will mistake
,,
WARRANTED or no y II AaHh MAZE,
DIR. johnston once Is III MS aver
| gGPs. His very extensive Practlce lSa
laaee THAI he IS the only proPe fhysiclan
DIX. JOitNSlo ON
! the Royal College OF surgeons LONDON
m one otthe mostemlnent Colleges OF me
|'ei and the greater part OF whose iie nus
3thc Hospitals ol London, rarlS' nl'd"el-
where, has ehected some ot the no't aS,
rs that we're ever known. Many ttoupiea
+. in the ears and head when asleep, greai
\, bcihg alarmed at sudden SOUNDS ana
/ with frequent blushing' attended, some,
eMngenent OF NINA, were cufe" iHl'he"'
..
lAkE PARIlCULAh NJ lOb.
and iuardlans are often ihls'e" VIII" re'le''
aor,ource of disease in their sons and wards
aiten do they ascripe /" ','f oou,'S l'e
the frame, Palpltation oil the tieai'' DYSPeP-
,ti5n, arrangement ot the Nervous system
I symptoms oi Consumpti, n, also tio'e Sc
I'd eircfs' such as loss OF Mem 'fy' DeP,es
IIts or peculiar hts OF MelahchoIy' "heh
they have been caused by lnduiglng IN
, but alluring practices, destructive 10 poth
might have been ot use to thelr country,
% lheir friends and ornaments 10 o0uletE.
ASIONS lNNlG hAl ~ II Il NJ ED' ~"
ORGANIC W EA Il y EF >.
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TITS ADMITTED Hy ALL

TITS ADMITTED BK ALI-fhnt the
cnah Stnrn ia the place o. get pretty, cheap nnd
good Gaols, al weh the subso her hus very gc nd
desirable assortment Just received from the Northern
eilca, consisting IN pnrt o the following: plain Bl'k e
urrd Silks Colord. II aud Brocndc do Paris Pnids,
Moualins, Alpaecus, Bpnhalncs, Mefnoes Prints,
Check aud Swiss Muan-, Shawl, Hosiery Em roideres.
Ribbons, Trimmings Chdrrns Guods. &c, To which ho
invites the particular attention Of the ndies for tho
rentlenlen he Inns splendid stock Of Bk. and Cnord.
Dlnths. Blk. aud Fancy Casanere- Velvet aud Silk
VestinRs Grnvns, Collars and all Goods ior Renemens
went--nlsa. In sc stock Of fwed Cloths Sntines,
Linseys kerseys Kentucky Jeous, Blankets and all
goods usually kept in Dry Goods Ston II you want
bnrgnin give men call. WIN. >, HANNAH.
ln-fa
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Il AND MEDTCTNEN.-Th1 suNsfIDefs lTo "
now receiving their FALL & WI 1TER SUPPLY IN
Of Drug. Medicines, Paints, Oi Varm-hes Brushes,
Glassware, Patcut Medicine F. 'cy-Go,d-, g., ~
The goods have been recently seeced with great carr
in the Northern and Eastern les, and principal.
bought for Cash
The stock is Ia ge. anl cunpri-,- every article
ally found in DRUG STORE, LDgethcr with large
ass lrtmcnt of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFUMERY a.
From long experience, and til. onsh knowledge 81
the business they hope 10 retain liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them, and f. confident thai they
are prepared II offer ndurencni both in price I'M
quaty.
- Prescriptions for Phv-iran- nd families will l.,
carefully attended to MT all times
sept i2t- JNO SEAY & co
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WAKE. PIow Castings,

hOhbS" WARE, HioW ,asnhss,
Stores, Gfafes. fancy fron Railing, MAJ Racks,
Glap's. Iron Fronts, Sfcam Engines Mn Gearing To-
bdeeo Presses &c furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices
Tho superior advantages We possess vii ennble us
10 I'LL oideraupnn the most accommodating terms
Orders left pt tho law office of Spence & Slaughter
will meet with rfomft ntenti n.
SEPT 6--ta SPENCE. BEGGS a. 60,
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FALL TRADE, 1854.

FALL EhApE, lSDb' -
DOCKS. STATIONARY rIANOS.-A NORRIS
ID q ate D,nker \ Morris,) Publishers and BooAasat
ers RfCHMOND. Ta.-Would invite the attention OF
County Merchants visiting the city, Ia his stock o
Books, Stationery ~ Pianos,
Embracing tho largest mud at general assortment I"
he found il any embellishments South of New York,
and will be sold upon rcrms liberal aud accommo
dnting
He would ask particular attention to his large stock
nf Cap and Letter Writing PAPER-Alap, WRAF.
PING PAPER, which he Ia prepared to sell ut hnnsnai'
N low prices.
A publishes mnny of tho Standard Pnginia Lam
Booksnnd furnish the rgnl profession with all Stun.
1nrd Inv Books, including the Virginn aud Now York
State Reports ut the pnbiiaLcr's locesi prices
School Tenelrrs nnd the Trade supplied at llbcrnl
discount,
worcester pianOs-A NORRIS Is sole A.
gent ipt the sale of Worccsters celebrated PIANO
FOR TIES. an would solicit examination of them
from ihose in Durability, sweetness o tome del
icncy Of tonch md elegant work kmanshp, accorded
thrn hy the general judgment ns inferior 10 none n ~
lncture in this country Europe They sold WITH
full guarantee, mn warranted to give aatisacttion,
the money returned.
tV Ofdcra from the country will be promptly intend
"a to. mug. 10 dacia
lR' Danvle Register, Staunton Soeclator, Lewis
burg Chronicle, Valley Wing. Lexington Gnzete, Nh
ngIon Virg nn,. Wylhcyillc Tel Rep, Roanoke Bon
ron. liodold Sentinel and Jriersonvile DemoorDt, will
publish epery othct wo., four times und forward
iIyt nrr "a IA a pili
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COMPETITION FOumdery.--Guford
~ Nelson county, nia.-DlSSOLUTlON.-A An
rew J. link has this day, Dec. 18th, A. ID. 1882 pur
cha sed Of Eas Lawrer cehs entire interest in the n
bove Foundry All debts due the firm Of Zink Il Law-
renee will be collected byA Zinh also, the debts due
from the concern will be settled by him. He requests
ers having claims against the concern TO bring them
in for settlement; also all who indebted the firm
will please caIlan settle. .....
J Zink will continue the Foundry business the
above place He respectfully -olicts the patronage of
his friends. and the public He is prepared 10 furnish
nil kinds Of Castings Mill Gearing Threshng mach
ines ence aud Porch railing Hollow Ploughs and
Plough castings of all kinds and sizes; in short, he is
prepared do all kinds of work done in other sim
iinr embellishments. job work and repairing done
.hort NOTICE. ZlNk
N B.-Mr E. D. Lawrence, authorized to settle
6r all the business of the firm of link & Lawrence.
dec 23-cts A J T..
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i LVHcIbrg, Ia, 10 knorfit Tennessee. bV lie J.
GINA and Tennessee Ra,ooa and Fa,ish q COS Linn
ot Stages Through Iir,ets he obtained the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, at the following points and the following
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RICHMOND.


Y AND NEWYORK PACKETS This new ->Af&
home line l. composed Il the following vcsscI' nit
atils from Ncw-YotA every three days. All owned In
the city of Richmout. yzi
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IIIMOTHY sEED.--Jus received. lot OF
superior Timothy Seed-For sale by
sept 4.s AOORMAH & MARTIN.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

Insurance Company of the Valley, in Yirgjnn,
CAPITAL, 100000.
harter Oak Life Insurance Comrar ,larl,ad, Con,
CAPITAL, 100000
INSURANCE can be effected in these companies "
on as fair termsas in any others ol equal respon-i
billy by application 10
=. D. CHRISTIAN, Agt Lynchburg
aug 17-d1Y
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VIEAssTH STONE Ready cut 10 sizes
i to SUIT fire places; Of Blue aud W hite Marble, nj
oct M. mo. b. GADDESS s. BROS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-15
the I1TE FIaE IN NEW YonK.

At about 81 O'CLOCK, on Saturday afternoon.
fire broke os4in the bailding Of Harper 4 Bros,
So Clif street. New York, occupied Is a printing
AMI Publishing house, which being filed WITH com
tusiible msteFisIs was laid IN ashes before any
thing could f done 10 step the destructive element
From there t3e IRE communicated 10 the adjoining
numbers Tetning toward Frankfori slreat ard
lhrough 70 T iaTi street on franklin square.
The Loss + The loss Is surely no,hinr IL. tf.n
three qqartert OF million of de,iars The lsss ~
the Hampers ! fxed Il $3.50 Goa. They srsin.nysd
for SIS. BOO. Ia various Insurance Compas;ss a
the city, ID line Washington Company shev are
ensured for upwards II $50 COO
- A. f4eetffg offhe President and Directors
Of the Chesaheake aud Ohio Canal C6muanv "a
"Wednesday she iii instant, The Board deiefmined
that thecansE should continue open Tor navigation
bY lee
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BOUND 10 DO IT.

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CONeREsssoNAL..

o. IHspass. very htsis ef imposfanes Mas done u
siheF Aprst ksidss the reading Of the PreHideat's
Ne<s.ge Fafbas netiees we're eiven regard "a the
iniroenctons 4 Railrs1d and other halsSncng them,
II Hpnest6ad Nh
% 1etAieadNs, the Trsbsnry report was received
and ms Ssnts elected Rer Henry Sheer e the n, r
Chnreh, EAiplain The Hease elected Gen. Af.nstrons,
q the lnta, r9hiie rrinser. The vote stood ARA
srong lat Gass IS rueser 90 and seven scattering
Rev, r. III Alilbatas 81 the M L. Cknreh Ssnths was
eleqted taAttain 10 the House.
GA Ah4s3sy. the destk 81 xire President King VS.
snnoarce shc Seasse by MR. HunteF ana ia The Hqnse
BY Mr. Aartaot Aabama. Besides these Il Those gen
temen. eeiaept euiogies pFoncaacsA BY Mesfrs.
Cas-, Dunsaass Ciaytaa. Benton, sad others. both
housss ihenladjsnrned over 70 Mcaday.
Ga 9fontaJ. Beverly Taeker Eaa elected PsintcE %
The Senate.
IL TaS seskgR.-A large number Of petitions
were prosecuted ard fefefed and Alter skprt Exeeu-
tive sessio3 rhe Senate adjourned
Horss, pErs y sses essorl resolution asserting
that Il IS the ulY Of Congress as soon i can be
done from h6 rports Of the survey last Con
sress for toe YES. psae.eable route for railroad
from the AtsB.fe The Pacific coast 10 pass an act
Tor the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS * the work and its compile
non AZ an early day.
Mr. Joaes 81 Tennessee, moved that the resalu-
lion Be laid uptn tie table; and thequsslion was de-
eidsd In ihs aitifmatifes-yes nays 63.
Tbs Hose al hali.psst tive 9 'eiees. adjourned.
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srxArr Oh me as.Saahlinr Of this body al Monday
week Lieut. GsErraor Le%ke. President Of the Ssase,
called the S+aatF 70 oraer At II ocack. Davis, uas
elected Geek. q A. 1honpsoR At aru. and
Samuel A. Je;rr. deorseeneF. u the Hsase, Mayer
Cruiehfed was re elected speaker. and 81. Gs8sge
Tucker, eleik Mm. Street was chosen seTgeaaisat.
arms and Robert Bradley first, aad John RS1s seecad
icorkecpeF. During lie day ae aaaa-i ncssassei GeV-
srnor johnson MAS ,rea mtled 10 tsath hoase4
A large Eamhsr ef Iess.ctio4s we're easreasin the
House.
Ga 7hesG1s, beth houses wsrc engaged chiefly On
resoutoas q inquiry. F4c sxpcaieney q Subscribing
three Sths 10 the A. r. aaA II ra treSt of ths Shen
saioah aud o aaer SD road 10 Be exteaaed west
of Pa9hytowa, = asaoig sht subjects Fsiefres
Nj. Graaihaai in the Ssaale offered resolution. Ia
structhg tbs Csites u Courts enquire into the
pedeucy Of heatR1Fsiing accompany e Construct iFR,
pike road fran Nidaleaay il Jefferson cesny by tsay
Of Bankerh as Geratlsown, 70 seEae poiat "a 9se@
creek - BeRAesY eosIntY.
Ga Bed4tsd49. the ebmmit;ecs were sansaacefi =
Among the resolutions ri mlalFy adopted wene twp "
Mg FuAsts eereafe e Increasing the caaita q The
Winchester and sBerrpfs Ferry aad Cedar Creek and
Opeqaon co4apahles. In the House, Dir Brsnuch crF
ed one for tie estracton stats account q the pro-
posed rar8e1 tfoal Sifsshurg to Letart Fails on tac
Ohio and Mr. Dorsey for snbssfib4s taree aAs to
the coal fields extension elt sfaass!a.
Mr. Mcclure oferca resolution fer constructing .
rail road from Martins harry Berkeley county seine
point On the P5bnsc Riysr, At near the VIII
transport, IN tAe State q Maryland
Ca Iausaag, .nAshe ssNArE, the President sahniat-
ted eonImgnicatoH from 4. Martin, Esq ting Ssns-
Tor from lie AarS.ll District rcsig ing his seat the
Senate, to take effect from tho lsi February next
nhe Horss forty resolutions Of inquiry yre eiisEed
Il onTFf,thzy, hS,hing eecafsd IN eahAr 'efaneA q
the Lfgislasaffsl iapananee,
\ 7 Ga Sa'1aaaflhe iolsJwlng yesolatioas Kerepfe.
Efentes in The sSNArg-
H Bv Mr. Fuhstea- asking K1r an amspameatto
The charter OF The Medical Gel egg q &c Valley
4 dill tor thA ineolp aFaioaef lie Er1inia Sac
Agricultural $hiets was reid second time ana
Ia lhe House. Mr.. aemper offsrd resolution