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COTTOEMACHIXE;I:I ASIIEASE T..
OE WILLS WIN MATEk rOMER

bF MILLS WITH WAITER POWER.
'5tllE canal Mills t"Inlany r!>c lriI
"ti'rS T. VI unless previously :i,. -ai) .l;
valuable, Fhr Mar hrry inr the goods
Described l., low iugrrr with tt" trrrl ~ tie T.
Mills with "nIi" Water P"w' .ru. the hlIt
hl t"ni"tIs i"I a term al N,a tls s."
nr each Nil They stony nIirk u ,nss. w,iH
mInCs walk !Ium he business TuIl
| IscrIiamrd by calling on thu undersigned
The upper Mil the rrlinwin /. ma
one ~ inch Double Beaten l.ni,,cr
10 inch Gard turr
ii inrh Cotton Cad.
> 70 nCi Looms
Three Double llra'! Drawn. Franc,
Three s"a'ci Srrtirrr Of - spindle. each
10
unc Counter TVS. - 81 T. stand,
Seven Lave spindle Whr Srinn" Flame mIl"s
DHr GrLi Spindle !o Il u Surlr@
unr Sl",ms nHr. ,ur Wmprt, p,s.g iIin,S nur
tihh luss, Br;t,"s i"D" ,us. u"l a.,is
ls" Reeds t""2" Nac'ls lo" Nrc:, Shoe larh,
Hand lailtr. Culs Eu.mr, tur"'r, ,rI io,i,
:, ,:tr shop.
The loser Mil Contains the following Machinery
uur inch cker
Inch tapprIs
20 luci taid Grinder
Twenty ilnre ii inch Cotton ard
Forty live q Wide
Tire. 81 inch Wide Looms
Four Double Head Drawn. Frames
FIVE G'u"rr LM'st SIc"drrs o ~ stands csch
l"m Lave siGdl" Way >,nLu flames - Si,uIies
Two ia
Tw" i l.G SrImll,s
inr carpet Warp TwlsteT ~ Spr,llrs
>I"il"s Frame Rect PIES ga, frs> in H..
.."s i". JAMS i'@ ~ aIs" III" slln@, Ctlr!. and
va" Wi..l Framed.
A, the Trnrrns o,",si,, NJ. a., nuru.
Mr lanes umn rsiicGrr. !, ip, puI.ln Inr
"t"i" W.. ic sSuwm Is vi hHid 81
an Conditions All ''e made kT"A" b. .n. - a'c.
ATpEEW kEvA,
\ ii--ils tgr,r i',l.l Comm r., 4,
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2 =
~ ucu'h, r. j. uHrr Tor Ir
tilcnhuruic occupied by Mr. John l"w:"U Isl
aud small al - bHli Tie! Wr,an
~ Road. -. mics Richmond a which be
viewed ~ previous The sale.
and VII hr offered
c i>insI! u! he "r mitch iuud
HE Ntsham Plank Road Company for sl5 and
late PREFERABLE
III iREli hhn eight si.es - The Wrlarn
Pitlk Road.
TERMS viii DC made Known lie lay .
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ro,,oK.. land FOR SALE.

WI gy,, ~. i,t sale. i.uc aucticr the h Sep
in 1885,. yr.nisrs iiS plantation lying Roanoke
The ctim, M"c.l-nhurg. mics from Bylon ltc0n
wtc ~ low grounds, 200 acres OF the
IL, lands inrrinr quality 10
tr The II, Ian! Is believed 10 be equal
"lca AID ,bIrt Tie whole low 81, unS and
ie cleared a. A! Wei So IN cioscf and III hnc state oi
1,,vrulrrt
ne ia sr house and an overseers house viii, the
hnS drt vuSr. the accommodation OF negroes,
.t= ir-,rs"ilon al cro;.s.
H. "t Supplied with pure sprug and 'xceed
r s,has huya good aud productive invited
-. II F"sti crops now growing, well a the accounts
ttsui crops nj previous
4; q -rds Il. b. BAPTIST.
! y. CHARLES HOUSE FOR SALE.
y'kH ior ar HE iar, FIGURES, Du"u. Alleys and Billiard
s M VI" known and long nII,cd Restaurant The
" 40" dns splendid business. notwithstanding this season
s''A's & tds !G eG" and u Is thought there ~ not
ai 10 N.,=hh! ,-Ir chaac" l. 40" offered any person
i snh4fs II, he business. A. my continued ill-ieath
,'i i''"iHs That attention 10 the business should Ike TO
|I'- ."Ii -. lie 'roHinnttih. terms. have just
' t''e q I've Years The binding, which will Of course
s''t4 % any Que rutrhasns APPLY To the SUBSCRIBER
y" HAIR : onarlr- l"',ss. Bank s., Petersburg. Va
r." i-"i"
WOODWARD HOUSE, s'rAUNTON, VA.
W. nD'r h. Irr.utly ,nl. extensive additions t" his
atie, AZ n" Whole establishment" IN superior style,
"Ahr rirL. 81 6h AGtuSt, nr entertainment OF I'D
54 aaiers hy h. week. month year. Country csGn
,, !r", 'srr'I"''y s'S,ed EysT in;a y WI, be
,,r AMELIA ACADEMY.
' .a '."n ~ clsu October LIST and end Angus s', So
aid aHt Im 500 Icr session OF tea months
- s A"s"s' ~ an 500 March ISL NJ deduction made III
NJ I'faos'nc" iIoi cause bnt proraced IlIness
=: ,-G">~ WA. II HARRISON.
ApkphRTMEAT OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
"Neii GENTLEMAN thoroughly qualified TO teach all Tie
'",'iuy the best ,,,uuous ~ this country
.r ch rge Of The above Department University cl
- as to .u, moaly. Address Il
Il ;-c~,inct
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nnAnn1Sc aNn DAY SCHOOL

I subscriber will pen school ID nI tct"ne al ~ "
dcnce Of Mr.. D. L. Shelton OF i"ai-d ne uSu'I 20 :,
,rhcs ai. Greek, French, Spanish ahd the lower
ncmatica will he taught. .,c,. ,,,,,o ~
kRMs-Boa:d including wdtlIts insl, &c. si", ~, IA
,tbe unc hall guidance. the other hal sarvn ~ 800
&C., i'm far absence except ui rfoltaceu
Spring. LnllSa 'oUHs'
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,.LhnBul<SIE ,IAh,i r:Jm SALE.

"
Isl laIt!, which atr
=
t6 l' rntiiritr part ' TC"l BEN" timber n
requisite "mI m'l.. ~ GOOD "u!i Tie luutIpdi pan
iir rc"a have rr"IIy "ru wed AMI , rli ~rh
iaIi,- supply cool clear Tvs, '1r"iids
Jag. 'I"ri =" 'sath ,u' iI" Trees. irn," bum
at rtr"i ,' kinds
!r.c ard Is htuni!iE ay"r- t,n@I
There a',, small Itu, al - u productive" u nnh
neat huu.e al Tom I! N".t
rk Road immediately opposite Giruuulr, hri "'I br oi.,,,
either "il
purchaser II u 'r ada tri rsr .IIru and \ lI',
,.HIl ' rra'! tu' :'s tan!
advertisement "I' the sale amt
the lnu.,i"id bead
bought 'rwaII "a ; DAY
Tia: idrihs may r viewed Al aEE Erdsotah" l' u apl'a"
nation Irs:"'Ii" tlc lt"lcIt! tca.!S gwen.
Ann L.
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IT. Besides Small Lottery daily. Tickets from one !"
fhyee dollars ,,,., .,,le ,;rL.,s
a. Orders for packages, certificate" {" lacSas'd Ims ,s
ar Shares in The above the Maryland
vii Il. th,nkIuy prong y attended u" any '
", Immediately forwarded 10
ed gVctm" tn" TIIOS LAMBERT, Baltimore. Md.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

=, EXERCISES al this fOurshhG Institution VIII nc
If Seucmhrr, the si ni jury
nrace All SUBJECTS necessary thorough pre-
IN for The University, other Colleges. nc ,.s;v i,
s,;c >car will Ia exceed one huhdi Gu az" 80 ~ a.
ri. ioc apn OF The school is cuinInn'S h".e " ~ -
AMI mi. Iisrnrr and paint ri health l. ~" VII
S n, Ear Ccuars address the Principal al fi,rS nl''
,tltTice Amelia county. 'h'''''
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LOT"E'EsisES.
LAMBERT,S LOTTERY OFEICE, BALTIMORE
MARYLAND.

LAMBEsT'S LOTEk1 0FEICii, BALTIMORE
oMAS LAMMEkr ms"Is SGm"s an o9ce SrlosM H ",
Ia very days this every license se I",u
~ Tickets Virginia will have expired he renewed
.ar unwilling oiursuc ,rt calling having here,
hal the GOOD fortune during Residence o hn 'ttr year"
lie therefore respectfully sirIs the n ms ". a
riskg 1rnaytSr o" ASSURING those 'rh,
Do not k"o,n him. tina! llrl1 ardrs wi receive ,'m attention" aud
e. n @ @ M.. Which, s. a. .% H., s%".'
viii b" raS'rd " retrivc'n payment" Tickets
kHnMoNp. VA, APRIL IL, 1898.
xs PRIZES ar rms OFFICE. 81
~ Half Is 50 g. slnGu, Bel Air. June 2lsl,
81 iaii 3 IL 10 sl5oi rarapsco liz, June 9th.
- W S ,ss sy ss Gran" nd G . s s; = 49, 1y '
Maryland Lotteries for August, 1858.
Ausl Grand Consolidated g, 5uA, % WiI IS !! I: s
T. Wa M1s,"s'""' s,%"7 s, 40" %' s H. 10
H. Susquelanna Ca"al:s 3uvM 800, 15I3 ~ 7"
= sd cS"sSiSasa s. a $ SC ;ss 3 s 90
- Washington Co 49, 3oi IHOou 50 Of "ou - ~ S w.
s S Ss;?s g" c""" S % @ \: g. 5a
= = s sa GS G""sI;s.aR &c., 4: s" s 6
- Washington &" ~ 20 HV, ~, ;as &C. Ia %
H. Ssque,annaC anaIlN ;9, ~ Of aAH SC 'Sla' !" y"
10 Brsiesa Small Lottery daily Tickets "'" one :"
a. Orders for packages certificates Of acSas.s
or shares in any Of 's H. and the ,n,
IIrrss
LADIES TAKE NOTICE:
,usIfE LADIES WREATH AND pakhoN =, ~
" siDS s,, 100 CCPlESThc Wreath IL a Dn!Ia' h"sa
To Ladies' aud has attained clcna'
m the History Dollar Mag The cI'raor-
$3.50 Wreath owing the choice Wsnd Articles
Which lis fitted. and tue hrauty III ITS embellishments
.aIIy the Floral which undoubtedly superior e"
~ ot, OF lis kind number viii y large octave
rc, original articles the steel engraViHS ana
coore Hover plate also engraved IN STEEL ~
long experience. making fo ue :" 10
embellishments the alone ZEN" WIT"
sSss ,.. tn" r,i 4 iS,f' M S'sss
advance Under the postage Ia" The hSe VII nc "ra'
y SIX CENTS YEAR to pii :" Tue 'h'r states, u DC
paid quarterly advance by the esciinsIS
s ..wr.a,h, IL st.rcr,yicd the back
volumes ns sim u 81 s%;,, mi iii s. uo
Muslin =,
= Gilt back IN, ridges. %
!. PLAN rdsrs, y
Phc postage the bound volumes s>t cents ain wien "a'
and ri CENTS il lapI by the sut'tcnler
~, Il edited Helen Irving AMI embraces
,l,r cont ihuurs following well known writer's,
l.. II. SisuuruCy Mrs Ann y stephens
~ I,,, Nay Miss H. Smith Miss Eliza Ell! WulrieI
So AZ, Kate Gar, Rev. VIM H. Sprt.ne. d. d.
~ : & Abbott !. Alden, I. = Arthur. Esd, VIM u
Hursh E>, H. " Baee Esp, Park Moody, Est Geo" Ca'
nnll lI. EsI ,,,,,. ,.,>,,>,, ~ = 49,, ,,.,, !, 49, ,,
% professor cniric by Orsma Pieces from al r
S romlusers Wreath" short he Magazine Tor III:
r, and drawing table should he wilnu. Il
Jhc subscriber Tor Virginia. aud VIII furnish bound
ucs subscriptions at the publisher prices Ehci''
sr DOLLAR subscriber the nnnhcf wish I" begun
and will receive the Uf,hh resm
atly. t.' Wa ."
Specimen numbers rcrIlI"l ); CENTS AMI pirS mum
BEDS istcd II desired Au". -.
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%lUNNS AND FThNUSs-T
H. TAYLOR, tins CITY for the sale &S$4f&9
% Piano Fores made by The above named celeoratedi ~
makers constantly elegant and PLAN Parvs from le
extensive and long established manulacury 80
Their received prize al the WORLDS FAIR Lon
don and several Fairs tins
try They cpnnc all The modern imro' enen with The asla.
confidently
swEsrssss duab which latter quality vii
b. country where goo" tueis seldom ioun
Ia TAYLOR sold these instruments this for the la.
Il wears 10 the entire satisfaction Of his customers
~ public cautioned TO observe that The title OF the nm
: NUNS & CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in la1lpay Tor new ones. ,. VII;
Guitars Vions, Accodeons and Flutes Also, Huar an" 'io
Strings 0 the best quality. -,
p H. T has ok of and standard NJ nS
ia he found south and the weekly receipt 81 az
The new of the day. liberal discount made
tn schools au, dealers
pi,on mi Nusic Store. Ma
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DIN LAW ION

ME- Establishment c,lir The Wam >lu,-. t.. county
Bath lion, the HrsIui Nnru,-r
4 ~ too well kno"n irpG and praDr Ntirig Place
i ITS reputation vel rstdiisrd.a. ga q"
NE 81
u - situated
Its advertise IltuaI deception III"
.Idi
Grrc entity . %iich
COMMUNICATING large nun !rTui NirInTs
100 !at!. Sauahn Farm.
hs state q" :urviiuu consisting Mrarw afa,' land,
rxfri gar,ea, aud wood iAI!.
There Ia body huu- mountain
wood aE. a,onn. the Warm Springs, proper. and Iml,l
Iu. a catic.
The whole the establishment . IiniSa Val rented,
with all HE Household and Kitchen used
the iurtnr "i the c"iiaa"D and winch complete
AID the b. KIM! such purposes, TIE viii required
'r"vcnant Tor lie irSsrrsom" r properly real ami Personal
to. urer ln tunayo|al. accidents aud nEais
AID opted, Is
the s aud The other The The
,ui ~. pleased hy he lst ii
tmhrr They will be- considered private hs ;l parties mfknr
tIc:.. accepted JOHN PATTON.
t;uarllnl. 81 Miss &. r. AMI Miss T. l.. Chapman.
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AMELIA ACADEMY

~ ..a r'' NJ cpa October LIST and end Angus st, isr'
u a'd nt m 500 session OF lea months
e''"' An!as III au! itn March ISL NJ deduction made
~ ot dos'nce iIom cause but profacted illness,
!. ''."c T y Amelia cuuuy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23

,Np.cSE wIRF..-5l hasker. "!leldsiek Lnd - :
AN fAu ~ rr ",Ish v F. H. SIMMER, Cary s.
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itinI: 1SlN SGiIOOi

yj,r ur 81 a,sslui nv school r ""u 90 ~" 18Th au.a"
IIsst The ,st fr!ay ~ Juu" ISL ih'." ~" "
.arInn rlri"'uh- lEr ~" >"S e" W.
n ,.l,I,m. m rI,,f.,- mr. r.i,. Rood ri .n,a. Nl':
4 Iisis Sc sHt luin !" r".":ci 'r - ,"'
wc session, charge nr Tie ttnc h' attends ~ ~ '". =
NH. .r,L,r L,v.
Assistant Teachers Nj BT"tangh aGt Nj ! a. h'Ioi'
hos. qua lhc amrrSi as'ltgh," 't"tk i''
Ech German Italian ad the rniiincis ':t
an, S,,ur rlnsply IuI all the branches at EnslSh az
IN IN The school Ny Pest Office l. Cha"esyte i,i
ucT- -
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sIDWIN WORTIIAM d CO. GROCER> AND GENE
H RAJ COMMISSION MERCHANTS attend particularly To The
Wheat &C. and Keep Constantly
MI together
nj
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ERESU FOREII:N GOODS.

FRESH FOREIGN GouDS.
. NINE and Exlla French Mernos III al t"ios
I DO 10. do. M"usinr De LANES
ia and 81 English Biack Grape
swiss and Cambria Checks-a!I grades
Very rich Printed DE LANES
SPLENDID Velvet GrcnadiGe and Cashmere NrsiinsS
Fancy ain, mo Frg lish PiiniS
PLAIN Ptrsi Cloths. III all colorS
Rice tamDiics. superior c"ofs
An which importation gust landed ana '' sal
= w.. 80 ~, ' KENT. PAINE \ KENT.
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i-cwi. gibson VIA Commissions,
i,,,ItjxEh LAWN


'EtiE parties '"'rrs" "rcr sale That very
1an Lnnwn Fam lll., IN
The PInunkry River. anl
I''s from the crna Rail Road irpnt III IIanuyr inuu
,nr n'In:nInS the lamb "a Mrs Henrietta ana!
!.i. AMI about
tIs ia land
cultivation are; Ldit IA the IN
with OF
h@i slate ." improvement II hot sold II"a,. which,
wi lac before Thursday III" i lay Of
he oil w 't sale "n That day ~ Inc l sclrac
pennies
Terms literal. an! ml.r kuoa i N ,lAy . sale.
Mr. clayton VII" rcls the premises, vii show The
person ,:rsIiIu@ :" purchase.
A.! pcrsaa ws!ns PURCHASE privately
III" HuissIi't who VII arc ,rsr
~ "iIr Nj Thomas j. pibnry. h!cs kiis William
iuli -t.hwni LANES g. BibSilER
VALUABLE ItE.AI. ESTATE. FOR SALE.
rl virtue 81 'r:! irnI
, dcrra>ei Tor NE benefit OF Miss Frances Cox dale
r 2rh November. Si9.
r" ~ he Clerk office com shall ir.r
or sale. IIt iSphl. the .1i day lie ,e.t
bidder. IL" premises. HAT valuable tcsIaac lIiIn
known "Nnui Iut THIS contains l i rrrru ,n, y.y
rH! t""ti!L~ Is low .irun! aud .r
the highest state al bcauIuy
ylatc branch he ir"iUi'" .ss.ssy
~iu.ic
about three miles from sriiiluJi duinI.
Tie Iir DIV cling q
ttrrth.r nom which there
Ph'nni' Rivrr.i .anhI
buildings Tor "ilnary farming poses well
Persons wnl. PnIcths, would ,n n-i .rr,
hrI"ir I'urtIIsGr ,srw here
lr MI fy"rr. will akr
Iuh any desired,
addressed
Teams liberal: and ';a!r known tee ''ay at sar Adde'S
N =
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PoitT ROYAL BOARDING SCHOOL,


h reputation" Patronage. al iN school
iis 'r.LuIr'
cdlhli Institution III Virginia TIA.
u""eit AMI Systematic embracing tr Ig tEI Mai.
1n"A hrarc,"H. professor at Mu. a- also
~ "Iihar' - healthy aui accessible" EhIraIn.
hrt urcr. auut ,! riil. Lr"" FTc ,,y II
~" h"rl depot 81 the RI!unn' aua Road
tnhHh's regularly wre week FrI"r.
I'A. and ii ;!.
lit l nj
Continues IL moGits with CHRISTMAS.
ana "rc" SHAY Easier uls admitted time
ihc sfssinm The anua examination; and exhibition e.
iht .ati liz close =" the
There plss"'. rI.
t!aiH will be- nac ~ r commencement 81 the
u" accommodation. al others.
Tr y
is"'ri AMI urlI"n, Iayaic"r" itni IA ADVANCE stu
NH'teU board primary rI..lf"rit.
= Academic course from Shlt., ~
Rs- Music aai extra ritrs Al lrnl,tsur's itr"s.
f"fih"niarirn AMI address T. RAJ tR Puucal.
For E"sd Caroline ChHuis. Va. March, Ii-clY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18
From the Richmond wing VIII +.
Agricultural Society of virginia.

The ball open. The tanners Of Virginia have
+ at last commenced action, in behalf Of the i'm
portant interests involved in the agriculture of the
State. The sum of bpeeEi thousand dollars has
peen promptly subscribed by 1.-The members of the
Agricultural Society of Virginia. in addition. 10
which, the liberal subscription of foe Aindred dol.
. trs has been made by the entetprisng proprietor
9 OF the Exchange Hotel, John p Ballard ESQ 4 3
= Farmers of Virginia!Twhen such an earnest is
given of interest in Sonr great cause, put your
hands also TO the plough aud press the good work
Onward. Arrangements are in progress for an
agricultural Fair and Cattle Show, in November
this important enterprfse9 % 9IiIfqc
4 ''' - ? '-''' "A Observation-Disclosures q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18

Il SINGULAR CiRcuMsrANcE.--Two or three weeks
ago a respectable married woman, residing inNthe
eastern end of this county, gave birth 10 twin chill
dren, which addition increased The little RESPONSE
bilihes of the household to nine. Some five or
six nights after the event, the husband who occl-
pied bed in the same room, was awakcne d by hei ,
when she complained bitterly of her hard lol in
having such large householdsto care for. The
husba nd soothed her aswelf as he could, and then
fell asleep. In about an hour he awoke and found
that his wife had left her bed. Immediate search
was made in and around the house,, but she was
not to be found. The alarmed man, fearing that
m hcl weak condition 81 e must perish before She
could 60 far, summoned his neighbors TO aid in
scratching for hei. The party s0on discovered
/ foot prints in the snow, and they followed the
track 10 a creek where she had crossed and re-
crossed the stream three times, in water to the
depth of three feet From tiele they Tracked her
along tie creek, through fields and woods to dis
lance oil nearly three miles, and al length found
her sitting in f nee corner, with piece Of r1pe
and a nail in her hand. When interogated as to
her motive of leaving the home, she declared 1t
was her intention 10 commit suicide. Il was then
suggested that she was laDoling under alteration
OF rnind which she undoubtedly was, but this she
stontly dene''. The strange part Of the occurrence
IS, that the woman after walking barefooted, and
with nothing on her but Thin cotton night clothes,
a distance of three or four miles thro Ugh snow,
slush and cold water, and that too only six days Of
Ter giving birth to two children, is now as we'll as
ever she was in her ifel This may appear strange
Especially 10 medical nien--nevertheess it is
Observation-Disclosures Standard, " st- Ns ga a.ar q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-18
hoard or pnbIie woEIt..

Robert LIT WHIT Esq, tho present Senator from Lou
doun, will be supported once Com
nasionef ofthe Board ofPubio Works, Northern
district ofthe stale Mr. White is gentleman OF high
character ability and intelligence and having
era years nhe General Assembly is familiar with
system OF Public Works. MANY.
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PECIAL TICEs.

.THE Board OF Trustees Of the WhceiInK r en.nIe
Seminary have appointed Mrs. soriRoxIA b. TnoMr-
SON. Principal The buileing is undergoingrepalr and
wslbe rehtted, furnished and opened on the 18th
next. 81 - n -
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a Congressional soena.

y ga rather ludlcrSuS occurrence transpired, in
connection with the -yote by which the House OF
Representatives. concurred in the Seuate amend
mentY HFlevote was taken by q stdyision, land as
tlete was very thin house, the Speaker declared
lhei amendment concured in without counting the
Nays--the Ayes being about 81 or 60 Pennsylva-
mans, of course, wers universally opposed to the
amendment, but a certain Representative from one
OF the districts not far from the Mint City, having
made frequent visits to the reireshment room during
the evening, like many of his associates from MI
parts VI the country, hadTeacbed condition OF sbe-
tweenity,' under the influence of which local in
erests areall broken down, and good natured JOLT
ty teg"ed supreme in his heart. The vote being
taken by count by the chair. this gentleman arose.
signilying his vote in the Affirmative 80 -
Tfhe movement was noticed at once by. Col.
Florence, Of Philadelphia. who rushed over 10 him
in great lribulaiion, exc aiming, Down, down,
Mac-you. are Va ting in favor of the New York
Assay Office 81 o 10 thunder, Tom Florence
was thereby. .But' again demonstrated the OIL
see what you are doing; you are voting with
Briggs and all these New Workers, when you ouh hit
to vote against them; for Heavens sake, sit down
Mac, you ever expect 10 be re.elected,' So
to---thtrndrr, --Tom-Fiorence,' was the sur.re-
Joinder. fDon't-I-know-wha t-I' m-aboutPs
During all this time the Speaker had Lt en- count
ing the members, and the story is, that the Col.
was SO hnsiy TT ing toregulate his stub.
born colleague. he forgot that he himself was STAN
ding; the consequence was, that he also was
counted IN the afrmatiye,a as well as his frend.--
The incident gives rise 10 inuch good HUNDRED 10
king, atthet Expense of the Colonel, who, by The
way, Is industrious, energetic man, ever watch
ing 70 extend vigorous protection the interests OF
his city and State. tiri = ziaf ifs 4
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BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THEsUNITEpF STATES.
Passed during the Seeonda Session Of The Thirty-

LAWS OF THEssUNITEDFSIATES
Passed during the Seeondi Session Of the Thirty
~ second Congress.
[Puplic Acr-No. All
AN ACT at horizing the seleeten ottb town OF cLel
sea, in the Stateof layout and make
way nianas orthe Uhited States In said town.
IT ENeTEp By the Senate and House of Representa-
lives of tile United States Congress
bled That tic seeetnen of lhelsea, Ia the
State OF Massachusetts, be- and they hereby, autho
zed aud empowered to lay out and away street
not exceeding my feet in width The lands OF the
United States situated in Chelsea, in said commonwealth
north tho aiino Lospa said way or street to con,
meet the Uast end of Third street with the end
Mddlesex street in the village Chelsea:
That said the opinion ofthe Secretary
o the ~ easury be granted without prejudice pub.
lie etests; and II hereafter eaid discontn
ged the right hereby granted shall TO the United
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+. FAILING, OF, A FlsoR.-The Rome Sentinel of
March 9th says: We+tave been shown private
letter from byron, Genessee county, dated March
I'd, which relates the the particulars of shocking
accident at the townrmeeting in that place. The
DIETER says .s7is" -, Sad - 55ig / ,lIllf
'Directly after dinner, while seated at our ia Bile
choosing oyeFseers o6Sighwayss the flooring under
our feet gave way, aud with q crash we were
thrown on the heads of those in the bar room be-
low. The feeling of horror which felt at this
moment no psn can describe. T here was a mass
Dish, then sixty eVeny men on theft ID of this.
large number were hurt-about twenty badly.
Some had their limbs broken; others were severe
iyinjured otherwise. We are thankful that none
were killed: We hope that all will recover, but
have Inst heard. that one old gentleman will prob
ably die.''-Baltimore A,aefiean 's''3 10 t5 ~
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All CoNTR LEARN lint alfStie river
man scontracts from this port, South and West.
whIchweIe recently advertised, have been a,yaYis
~ 9, % nt Gioyerat 900 per aHIltinl