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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

STfsS5(sYT fTSsl sts5s ssssg-.5EEss8
Great through Line for the East.
rINHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
L Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
runch Rail Road at the Junction Ciaely called the Relay
nha Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels the line completed anu
the whole road is in fine condition, presenting OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
ing ana through tickets from places Baltimore,
Washington Philadelphia, &C., he had of the agents,
The express mail train Wheeling daily st O'Clock
a. NJ, (Yheeling timed and arrives at Cumberland C2ol
Baltimore GAO mes,) y. NJ, the morning,
king the passage roughin about 20 hours, including all
stonrages. ,,o,,,,
and baggage transferred to the cars
Washngo the junction. and for Philadelphia, at Bal
timorc without extra charge. Travellers allowed am
pie time and opportunity unity at cr t 9S
privilege oryimg anywhere on the route,( $s6O-to
Washington, 800 to PhadGiphia $lOEt0 be had on
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling & b Fond e Mounds.
vile. maj VIM. PAKNER, Gen'l Snp,t.
Williams and HBrOGhcr.
GENERAL GROCERS AND
C OMMISS ION M E r H a N T S.
CORNER CARY AND Pearl. SHEETS,
| Richmond, Va.
@OHer their sc vices the sale OF all kinds OF Pro
ducc and Manufactures. Goods for them be shipped
by the Bait & Ohio Railroad to Baltimore and consigned
to Jacob Brandt Jr agent for the r0wHatan 5eamhGat
nlond line OF Packets, either of whom will receive and
forward them without f GE@ESSEi
Jas. X. Baker, Esq.
| Aaron Kelly,
Morgan HsS%E Nelson, Wheeling.
| DR.. N. II. Houston,
| McssTs. Sweeney tHSOn
| Ncssrs. Lewis ~ Geo. Cassan,
Love, Martin y Co..
Judge JMO. BrOCkcnbrOugh, Lexington, Va.
jan12:lmd
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I OF numbered Five (5), in Square Invent,
very clls'h'y located on tIampden stlcet , rye t
II Wheeling. For terms, etc, apnly Ia ' III lie Gil
n"1ZGf"" FRANCIS K. ARMSTpo,.
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FreshOYsters

r AM now receiving ds, a. Fields superior Oysters
i from Baltimore, comI by the passenger train and
well packed with ice ri il be found TO be superior
article, and as fresh and n packed in Baltimore
n@orders promptly aulded to, and sent directed.
a; IlSs, Noe, Monroe St,
aug27;u1w Wheeling, Va.
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--o,,,. :. SCHAOna,GSOOAS'
TOHN H. THOMPSON 81 Monroe street has on hand
y full assortment OF ka used in the schools OF the
city and country and wire pleased to supply the
est prices, those who w1vor him with call. aug29
H ARPER FOR sEpTdBER, received by
IL aug29 WILDE "a BROTHER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For Baltimore, Washington, philadelphia
aud Now Work.
Great through Line for the East.

Es5z5sE: ssssg:s 49, 49, s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

James BOdley, In the Circuit Court
vs. OF Ohio county
George EckcnrOad In debt
DY virtue order made in this the 22d day
ID June 1858, the undersigned, Sheriff of Ohio county
will sell at Public Auction TO the highest bidder At the
door OF house Ohio county Monday
the Sd day OF October 1853, Lot numbered two C) in the
Both SQLaro of the Buca Vista addition TO the city OF
Wheeling.
2s!zs2 qf,lfr .eTelit of six and twelve
WM. S. WICKHAM,
sep3 Sherifot Ohio county
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CURE OF HEREDITARY sCROFULA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCRUFUIA.
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known all OF the Stacs having
number OI ycaS represented his Stale in Congress:
1t affords pleasure TO state that DR.. Hamptons Tine
turC has alcCcd most extraordinary of my slave
boy, Albert The patient three years age, nd
the sCrOiula Ills father is sCIOtulOus The boy
moving of from head foot. The upper lids
OF the much swollen, and turned inside OUT
hbtng horrible mattcring ulcers AMI proruded the
eye. balls TO produce blindness II is strange yet
true, this Cild-that felt resigned die as relief
from sulerinshas been restored TO health under the
treatment of Dr. Hampton w. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 20, 1851.
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CIAL NOT ELS.
Persian: EHnir Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted if used according to directions
TO change the hair from any color, to beautiful
Auburn, or
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, so cents per bottle For sale by KELLS e. CALD.

Price, so per bottle. For sale by iELLS & CA1D.
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WM. K. MCKEE.
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE OF TIE OLDEST MAG
ISTRATES IN BALTIMORE.

GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE OF OLDEST MAG
ISTRATES IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIM, RE, SEP. II, 1851.
MessrS. Mortimer & MowbIavi it a duty to make
known the benefits have derived From Iampton's
Tncurc. For length trio have been subject great
nervous system, accompanied with papitatiOn ut-
tering OF The heart had such sudden attacks
CaSOn could scarcely get home. In making mention OF
my case to friend lie referred to Joseph *. Staple
tom Esq., old and highly respectable citizen alti-
more, who had used the 1nCture under similar CiTCum
stances. called on Mr.. Stapleton, and, inter.
view OF some minutes was fully satisfied the medical
virtues of The TinCturc from the evidence before of
his own person. who, for some time Previous indicated
falling state OF health, put hearty hale appearance,
using the Tncturc and took the contents OF one
bottle, strength renewed, aud can walk brisk
and am as active as twenty years ago. This Tine.
turc IS Inc grand restorative of the digestive organs
winch, when destroyed the whole system is in state OF
suffering.
do assert it is in reality, what it is represented be
WIN. a. SCHAEFFER
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, ScrOfMIn, Liver
aIounI-et the afflicted hear the glad tidings This is
but the sentiment of thousands:
WASHINGTON, May II, 1853.
Mcssrs. Mortimer 6s MOwbTay: Notwithstanding
been afflicted with Liver Complaint of years standing,
hereby, the benefit afflicted take great pleas
Hampton Tinctuc. found it had accomplished perfect
cure have used different medicines from time time
but have been able for any apparent good;
ana 1t is blessing to stricken humanity that medi-
cine is found which tie wondTous power ofpro.
longing human life. The many it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the bccfCian results which NAV
be experienced from its use. Yours respectfully,
J. CURTAIN HAY.
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DY virtue OF deed OF trust from 'Ubo =,
- the Undersigned, for the benefit of Roh s Ewsa
dated the first day OF March, 1861 and III atteE.
tho clerks Office oil the county court inr az 'ecptda
book IS, page q; shall on the iJh of CONT
the front door OF the court house of Ohio $50
clock, A. NJ, on that day, expose TO sale NV al
to the highest bidder, tots mum bereJ Eit. a"iiG at
Go and lG) III square numbered eight "a in &u sr,
10 HE CITY OF Wheeling, laid out by S.,nn e sddig
called South Wheeling. ''"h' "; ~.
0IcrIns of sale. cash.
The title "t said property is '.cjycd To 10
and ind sputahc, hut selling as trustee &c uhdobsl
vcy such title as Is i'll vested '''i only Con
aug5. ANDREW WILSON
George rdg'mstc" and wife I'M l,IT.s.S
lin iLr ~; "aECty
| David Frazier, wife Il others OIi H., vi C0aGt Of
Iy virtue OF Il dcClCc made III this r,,'" Iouhsy.
on the 2Sth day OF June, 1888 the uni.rsiI 1d Coat
Ohio county, and such aGtinga CouInsG SLeTlR Of
I Cmiscs will proceed ON Saturday The ,e, III Tie
TENDER, 1853, TO sell 10 the highest bidder a, "a! Of Sep
on the premises the following dcscr fI lGftoL
situate i'll said county OF Ohio, on The v:,, u al
Wheeling Creek, containing One lIuuLreS5H, " Latte
four aud one fourth acres being tie alUe IIs seventy
conveyed TO the late James Dixon, deceased - 'ooe
James Dixon, by deed, dated tile 81 I,T ~ ILs eg
1876, and the same on which the former !Hafy
| time of his death. 'eS'uti al tie
| TERMS OF SALE:-Ona credit OF six ,u.,,
ard twcnty.Iuur months, taking bonds viii 'sheel
~, bearing interest IRON the day Ui sale ana Scout.
lien OH said land TO secure the purchase none Hs a
| M. $ WICKUAN
aug D ShcrltfdMl COmui,.;,'l'
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REAL ESTATE SALE sees.ss
Valuable Land tor ~

LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm near WLccIinr.
onlibera terms, and in one or more fra III SELF.
desired. mar9 ''e tracts az NAY ~
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hrgain.
WILL sell one OF three Confectioncries, at bar.
gai not being able attend to all three they should
be. Terms made easy.
sept T. NJ. PARKER.
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IA TIERCtS TRIME K!UEi
~ 10 bbls. pulv. sugar;
30 boxes 0S, SIS and IS tobacco,
% half chests G. r and Y. II. teaSi
10 black
% bags I.aguira coffee;
80 bbls. No. 3 large mackcral, new;
80 herring;
20 kits No. | and Q mackercli
10 quarters No.
10 casks bacon shoulders
so boxes Western Reserve cheese.
ic9 a"' ''''' We" "''" ''' hoNLoN * MAXWl
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Midnight Musings.

Newton expressed the opinion that comets
purvOyeIs OF fuel for the sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

Daniel Stecnrod, Samuel Mccoy, Moses Mills, Rachel
Wallace, Mills William Mills, Mills Caro-.
line Mills, Ruth Mills and Catharine Mills, and the
Known heirs law if any, of John Mills deceased,
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LAP WICKS.
000 GROSS Lamp ticks, for Lard and Oil Lamps
AOO for sale at Tx. DUNHAM y CO.'S,
Sept OPS Monroe al. Wheeling, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
CONGRESS-TuEsp,y.

SENATE,-Mr Badger introduced bill con.
cernlng bal in civil causes In the District Of
Columbia, the object Of which IS to abolish inn
prisonment for debt
a Joint resolution was introduced,to poy to
Clark Mills $40 900 in behalf Of his services
IN constructing the equestrian statue Of Gene
raj Jackson. The bill from the House appro-
prlaIng $4,000; for an equestrian statue of
Washington was considered ani passed.
Mr. Soule submitted a resolution calling for
information respecting the claims Of American
citizens against Hayti; which was adopted.
The joint resolutions declaratory of the views
OF the United States respecting colonization
upon the North American continent by Eu.
ropean powers, and respecting the island OF
Cuba, were taken up. Mr.. Cass spoke at
length upon the subject, and was followed by
Messrs. Butler and Hale Mr. Mason obtain
ed the floor, and the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The joint resolution for the relief
of John Taliaferro came up for consideration
on a pending motion to reconsider the vote by
which the House bad refused to pass the sec
ond division of the said joint resolution; and
this motion TO reconsider was laid on tho table
after discussion, in which Messrs. Davis of
Massachusetts, Stanly, Newton, Williams,
Jones of Tennessee. McMullin, and Stuart,
participated. MIR. Houston reported from the
Committee ON Ways and Means, resolution
authorizing that committee TO employ a clerk;
which was passed Mr. Brooks reported
from the same committee, the New York mint
bill; to the second reading Of Mr.. Chandler
objected. Pending the question on the rejec
ton ofthe bill involved (under the rules) to that
objection, and the morning hour having expir-
ed the House passed to the consideration o.,
the special order-the bill to suppress the Cir
culation of small notes in the District of Co
lumbia, which occupied their attention for the
rest of the days session After passing the
bill, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

THE DEATH OF INFANTs.-Those who new
er lost child are unable to understand how
great a void the death of one little one can
make. There is We think, nothing on earth
that can cast SO long and wide and black
shadow as a small coffin. 1t is emphaticalIy
the shadow of death which freezes the parents
heart.
Small as is an infants tomb, it sometimes is
capacious enough to hold all the brightest
no pes ard dearest joys of whole family cir
Gle. The httle child is often the bright focus
where all the rays Of gladness in a houshold
centre,and from which they are reflected a
gain over happy hearts; and when this central
light is ecpsed great darkness falls upon all
How many there must be in heaven gather
ed up from all climes even from hesthen
shores.who have died so yonng as to retain no
memory of earth, and to whom that world oi
glory seems as their native land whose souls
were washed and regeneraed SO earlv that no
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

A CoNsrAnLe oHA THRoNE.-The present
Emperor of France was, few years ago, an
English constable. During the Chartlst move.
ments in 1s4s, Nj. Louis Bonaparte found
himself at London. Not having sous in his
pocket, he was, of course "in favor OF all the
great questions of the day" that promised TO
pay anything, and ready to JOIN in getting uPa
revolution or putting down one, just as the
wind might blow. On the 10Th Of April 1913
when Chartist insurrection was apprehend'
ed. Louis applied for tie Office of constable,
and was sworn in as a Especial" He was
put upon duty in the streets OF London. and
assisted in keeping the popul ice in order.
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TnE BRIDAL CuAnnEn--A Western man
in New York, wing home about the ST.
Nicholas Hotel, nus speaks ofthe bridal cham
ber:--
The walls OF the bridal chamber are en-
troly covered with fluled white satin, can
not find language to describe the gold trim
mings, gorgeous drapery,etc. The bed is de-
signed as fairy bowcr-it stands in the cen.
ire of the floor, upon broad cushion of wEite
satin with mirrors at tho foot. The bed is cov-
cred with the richest satin Brussels lace, and
the sheets are of muslin, trimmed with lace.
and tho satin drapery is sustained by canopy
orburnished gold. This room can be occupied
a, $50 per day, including board Send on the
happy couples
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stain of this world was ever visible upon
them.
Whatever wound Of sin there may have
been has healed without scar; their every
thought has been moulded by the society and
scenery of heaven and they stand continually
before the face OF the Father. In how large
sense may We say, "Of such is the Kingdom
Of Heayen!'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
ORDER OF THE DAY.

On motion of Mr.. Martz, the House proceed
ed with the consideration Of the joint order Of
the day, being tho bill authorizing loan to
the Southsde Railroad ond to change its
name.
Pending discussion, the House Adjourned
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LYNcHBURG, ia

CTEAM ENGHNE.--For sale steam engine,
= of 80 horse power, suitable for saw MILL hour or
Eland and cost sl3 900 to import and is pronounced
by dges as being superior article We will sell az
Syeat sacrifice we refer applicants to its capaby,
e., to Thos Dodamead, Esq, superintendent of the
Petersburg Railroad Company to Maj Snead, at the
Tsll Office. EDMOND, DAVENPORT, g. co.
ian 19-dts .r
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S,EEAM MA EeHLE WORK -
~ JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his MarbleW orks
othe of Main aud 9Th streets wherew be found
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltahan and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description WalIP iutas Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the man
Orders from the country, with city reference,
rompty yattended TO.
Mr. K having served apprenticeship in Of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business hattcrs hinse that
all work executed his shop will give entire satsfac.
tion any done North or South.
Richmond. july I4-lyd
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E.EXaNGTON a. Through

- "a tsaaAHNU VTN tN FEUk ~
&l4.lalsMzSzSgs115 alszSzSgs15 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Haa PICKET Bouts By ScoHSriHe
and Lyutburg.On and utter the 10th, Bouts will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, ut the usual
hour NJ, and rive in Lynchburg in "a hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning enye Bachatan ot Il a NJ, every day,
except sunday, aud arrive in Lynchburg at Cd p. M.
Leave Lynehburg at 8 p. M and arrive in Richmond in
l2 hours in time To connect with the Norfolk boats lcav
ing 81 4. NJ, and the Southern nnd Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages at North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day. except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
fl hours
Passengers for Farnyllc. fare 50; Buckingham II,
fare $685. charlottesville fare s., and Saunton, fare
s4. will eaye Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays md
Fridays Boats.
Below see card Of time Of arrival intermediate dis
Iances
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rr2 FRESH md Genuine Drmgs, g

Sy2 Eresil and Genuine DrWGS, SEE2
NJ MEDICINES, &c.--The subsc, ber is Ny
"a receiving his entire supply of English Frencb 1G
ana American Drugs, Medicines and Che'aicls, Paini
oIs, VaraiNkes and Dye.Stq08.
Cloth, Hair Flesh, Tooth and Nail brushes; Surg
ca ca c@aIinsraments fine and choice Perrumery and Fancy
Goods; great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
toilet Ponades, &c &C. together with all the popular
scIe usually found in Drug Store. The goods have
psen receafy selected with in the Northern and
Narfern cites and may be relied upon represented
lhose wanting articles in the above line, invited
- ealas he is prepared offer inducements for their
patronage JOHN II. SEAY. Druggists
Prescriptions for Physicians and families. attended
:" al all times with neatncss and accuracy. J II
nov 27-fs
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0bc DaiIp Dirsiniau.
VIRGINIA LEGlsLATUWE.
WEDNESDAY. January 10,
House.

The proceedings Of this day were opened
with prayer 10y the Rev. MIR. Langhorre, oflhe
Nj, e. Church
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~ wM. EEFTWECH a. SON, Pyoprictors


Ni.ii fHe IVASHINGION HOI'EL, Lyncbburg,
Va, have the pleasure t announcing that this House
open under their management for the accommo-
daton OF the public The repairs and reflng of tho
establishment recently made by the propretors, enable
them offer additional comforts and conveniences to
their patrons.-Furher improvements are, however, in
progress, which, when completed, will render THE
WASHINGTON, in all esscntin particulars, one of
the first Hotels in Virginia; and this end the proprie-
give thu their best energies shall be d-
rected.
The Immediate management Of the establishment is
under the control oi William Leftwch, the senior part
Ils long perience in this limo Of business will
qualify him, he trusts give tho most acceptable
commodation all who nny favor the house with their
The corps of servants attached TO the estab-
hment will be found inferior in the State; and,
in the procurement of whatever the market surround
ing country may afford make its Table Bar and Sta
bles unexccptonabe, pans or expense will be re-
garded.
The thanks ofthe proprietors duo and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House has al
ready received
S-ts
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A,ticesappop,iate 10 Mc F1rst Cioss-Boxcs' '' hats
Ionnet. and furniture
articles appropria,e 10 Second Cl7sS-Boxcs, bnles
IF dry goods eathers shoes saddley glass, pa oils
hug. and confectionery
Arlicles op,roprialcio Third Ciass.-Vrginia domes
,ics suar coffee, liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco leHther hides yarns, cop.
per- tin sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware, cnsngs,
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in specinl OF fourth class rutes.
AyiicleS appropriate 10 Hs Fourh ClaSs.-Flour, Gin
4uck) rice pork beef fish ard, tallow and bacon, Gin
casks boxes sacs) beeswax, bales of ginseng
md dried fruit bar on, marble. (uudresscd) mill and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
T l. TINSLEY,
JNO OTEY TAYLOR,
JNO ID HARVEY.
LrScHBuRG, Jan. lst, 1853

NEW CONCERR.-At the old stand Of Tins
~ ley Taylor & Cove have this day associated
ourselves together under the style and firm of Taylor,
Commission Grocery aud Forwarding business. and for
the purpose of manufacturing tobacco. under the style
and firm of T 9 s FERGUSON g. co.
We will keep constantly hand large stock of Gro
ceries Liquors, Domestics, Prints, Wooen goods,
Blankets, Iron, Steel, Licorice. Oil, Nails, Tabacco
&c, &c.
From experiance in the different branches of our
business and prompt attention, hope merit snare
Of public patronage.
T l. TINSLEY,
FERGUSON.
Ivrcupupa Ian ist 1853 Liam 17-d&ctsl
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EXCHANGE BANK.

A Senate bill entitled an act increasing the
capital stock of tho exchange Bank Of Vlr.
gina was taken up, amended read third
time and passed
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A bill to amend the charter of the Wythe-
Vile and DanvilIe turnpike company was la
ken up, on motion of MIR. Staples, read third
time and passed by vote OF ayes ID, noes o.
The same was carried TO the Senate, and
their concurrence asked therein.
Subsequently message was received from
TIE Senate, by Mr., Wheeler, who Informed the
House that the Senate had passed the bill
with an amendment, in which they asked the
concurrence Of the House.
STATE LIBRARIAN,
bill establishing the Office of State Libra
rinn was taken up, on motion OF Mr.. Segar,
and on his motion tho first blank was filed
with the words. zone thousand being the sala
ry provided for the Secretary of tho Common
wealth
An unsuccessful motion was made by Mr..
Segar to FIJI the second blank providing for
the salary of the State Librarian, with the
words "twelve hundred, 3" and by Mr., West TO
fiji the same blank with the words "oightcen
hundred"
And then, on motion of Mr.. Talaferro, tho
said blank was filled with the words zone
thousand =
A motion was 'nade by Mr.. Patrick that tho
rules be suspended with view to reconsider
the vote by winch the said bill was ordered to
be engrossed, and the question being put there
on, it was determined n the ailirmatvc--ay cs
"a noes As
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

n NOIsGE-Huving become sole proprietor of the
" Mossey Greek Paper Mill by purchase on the 25th
day of September am now prepared to hii orders Tor
all inds of paper the shortest notice, and upon az
good terms as any other Mill will pay three dollars
and 6fty cents ~ hundred weight delivered, for all
Linen and Cotton Rags fair price il send my team
after them. Address JACOB SANdEh'
or s. PAUL, my agent.
Mr. Scion Augusta. Va. Nov 20--d Gc3m
BLANKS FORSALE AT THIS OFFICE
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BIIIS.
Several bills were reported from commit.
lpns