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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
MERCHANT.
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INALL. Is13-D II. e. . etefs. = LIT
l. ~ STAPLE < FANCY DRY OOoIaz, Readg-
Baae riok4nr, fc-Wouid mast respectfully inform
hi. I'D customers and buyers generally thai he - no"
receiving and ILL., in few days have his entire stock
of Staple anil Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, DC,
II store ready f exhibition. He thinks II useless tn
attempt an enumeration of articles. suffice il to so TINT
every article be had his found IN similar
establishment IN the State
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing tn lay IN iul
stocks 1T up Old will find greni, TO their id
vantage IL give bin u call before Iurcbusihg
senf Oh.
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RECON- MENDATIONs.
CUR ESotsRER's OFFicE, yn. e. Tenn. n. X
Lyncbhnrg. Va, Septem ~ % 1853
10 IliE z ILL .RIla u I'LL

BynebhnfR. Va, Septsm - 20. 1853
TO TIE RAH-ROAD PUBIC.
All The Cars II every aind upon this road have
leen madc NJ the Piedmont Works 10 Lynshburg un.
der ths direction Il Gen'l Nettleion. as Agent
1t gives much pleasure say thai or cars In vo
been strongly and faithfully executed. checrfuly re.
commend these works tn companies requiring cars,
competent to construct and fathi fully any cou
tlet may b. made With the owner OF these works
CHAS. F NJ. GARRETT,
Chief Eng. Va. q. Tenn. r. r.
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DAINES, OILS, &c

DAINhS, OILS, &c
o' ooo lbs White and Brown Znc Paint.
2ooO lbs Lewis pare White Lead
Pam, . 1uo gals Lia.eed OIL and large suppl, of
parni'hes Paris Green in OIL Spirits Of Tnrnsn
pu;y, Lytharge, Red Lead, and all colors pseJ =,
ra'nters-Just to hand and for sale by D'eu oy
sept lots mo " ysr.y
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1--WE suBscRIeER Bees LEAVE MOST RE.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
Il specially call the attention of the citizens III,
Lynchburg and the adjoining country. his arge and
n splend d assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES. Al
CATERS. &c., of his OWN MAKE.
~ AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
IT AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP,
Persons wishing TO have good aud durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present will do well call on mr.
as am determined to please, both regards quai,
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens,
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec ll-ts
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THE undersigned having had charge of the above
w orks from their enent. under the forrner
Proprietor. Maj A. Ellison Dr.. asks lo We To any the
RaiRoad public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue lie IA ement hoping by
ps long experience in Rad road works ard constant at
ention tn the work entrusted him u merit the APP
probation and liberal patronage of tie public
a. NETTLRTON Manager.
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Late of the firm of

~ OTfCE.-The subscriber begs to inform the
citizens of Buchanan and the public general tina
he Inns taken the large and commodious lumber house
the Basin, Formerly occupied by VIM. 7. Hardy,
E-q,) where he intends TO conduct Wholesale and
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NJ Ew CLOTHING STATlON.-We
~ offer to our friendsand the public generally
those in want OF any kind quality of GOODS from
the very finest Crystal Palace style, to the
ticles of every day
W. iHsle the attention of those wanting articles in
our line 10 give cal-feeling assured thn we can
and will sell IA cheap any house in this city and as
good as any. Being judges of CLO1 II NC, and wish
ing To sell on fair terms, the public may assured
hat they will obtain the worth of their money
W may enumerste some of our articles such as fine
French BEAVER OVER COATS, all colors, Opera
Clonks newest STYLES Business Coas of all and sh
ions, Dress and Fock Coa.s of oil kinds; Pants of all
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree to the Miss
ssipPi pattern. Also. the beautiful Vests made
or IN patterns, rich the mines of Cafornia aud more
enchanting SILK Pushes, Brockades, VeIvets Cash
meres, We, &c; Bosom Stocks Cravats, beautiful to
look at falcy STOCKS FINE S II l RTS and com
mon ones, Fancy Suspehders Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts
bucksl IN Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas sim
gle a,d double ones Under Shirts and Drawers, Wool
en-, Silk and Cotton aud all things cothe
a man in comfortable garments whether he be Iieh or
poor. Our ouse is open 10 all to come and
| themselves.
Those wishing their garme nts made to order say
| We keep tie finest Cloths Cassmers and Yestngs, of
all kinds, to he found in this market and we warrant
everything to be made and fitted according orderor
fhe goods returned and no pay demanded.
We hive the best workman engaged in establish
mem that be secured North or South therefore give
us a rial
Very Respectfully,
~
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MERCHANTS.

CARD The subscriber tegs leave to return
"A his thanks TO his friends aud the public generally
for the liberal Re bestowed him. and
pectfuIIy solcifs continuance of the the
copc.rn JOSEPH H. WILSON.
4
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INSURANCE can be effected in these conna,;..
l. on as fair terms, in any Others of eopa "
by, by application '''POD''
aug 17-dly '0U's
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.1sHESE WORKS hive be- set in operation it'll
l. al the latest Iapyored Machinery for Wood md
Iron work and upon scale commemorate with the
wani. Of The South and We.t. for Car euastruetion
More than hundred cars. of I'll description have
been mad tese work. Tor the Virginia g. Tennessee
Rail Road.
Presidents and Engineers' of Rail Roads respect
lily invited In brsto~ their patro they may
iy upon having their work finished IN strict compliance
with their plans aud awnings after the
approved plans Of Construction, IT prices satisfactory
Southern ItaiI-ROssds
VIII M longer be compelled ~ obtain their Cars from
The North subject large expense and ri X Of Trims
portation GEO. O. CURLE Pgoprietor
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Company .HsrI.,d r.
CAPITAL, 100000 0onn
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"A. d. DLhCh,
~ B-The same rates will be charged from hnoN
vile and all other points along The line TO Lynchpu's
aug 19-ts
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Agricultural Indictments,

Tm attention Of Fnrmers is also invited to the,
w orka ihere will be kent nlwnxs ON mud Ell kinda
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INSURANCE AGENCY

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hn1fo.,o
CAPITAL, $500 600. '" 0Ohn
Insurance Company of the Valley, in yira;..
CAPITAL, 5000 900. "s'"'''
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aIISG .LI.AGEoUs
lIISs .LI.aGEoUs
PIEDMONT WORKS,
LYNCHBuRG, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANDATORY.
"a . -

rAssFssgR, FREIGHT. BAGGAGE, rosr-oFTIcE, DUMP A
HAND cans MADE TO oHDEH.
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ENOK MANUFACTURER pound,
of I"nco beans, and large SUPPLY OF hSsFn ,oa
Oils such as emon, Anse, Wintergrern, CinnamSo'
safras, &C.. &C., for sale by JOHN II. SEAY & co:
Also large stock of branding brushes, orsha.As
boards branding ink, &c. sep. 20"
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GUTTA. PERcHA.-We see it stated in an En-.
gsih journal, that 10 l845 Grpa, Bulian impor.
ted only 10000 lbs, OuI 10 l843 The quantity
brought in amounted to 100000 lbs. since
which time ii has been constantly increasing
and, if il caU be had. will continue to increase.
The mode Of obtaining gu,ta.percha is mos
wastelul; instead Of tapping the tree at inter.
walls to obtain The sap. the trees are cut down,
so that unless their artificial cultivation be ia.
ken up by civilized people, the supply will be
shortened. DR.. Oxiey. who wrote u Singapore
whence all we GET atpresent comes saws. that Tor
the quantity which was exporied between Jan.
usry LIST. lS45. and July, lS47, nearly 10000
trees musthave been DESTROYED.
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LIQUID GLUE.-A strong liquid glue, that
will keep Cor years witaou. changing, il may be
made by placing in Il glazed vessel a quart Of
water and about Sbs. OF hard glue. This i,
10 be melted over gentle fire 10 glue po, and
stirred up occasionally. When all the glue i,
melted. drop in gradually small quantity o.
nitric. acid, when effervesence will take place
The vessel isthen TO be taken off the FIRE and
allowed TO cool. Liquid glue made in this
manner has been KEEP. for more than two years
in sn uOcorked bottle without any charge. i
will be useful fnr many trades, where strong
glue is required, without the trouble Of melt
ling Es 49, @s, ,.
ea--e yii e8 aes y ,Ees 3
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Of common PLEAS, passed. May FIRST, one thou
sand eight hundred and hhy.IWo.
Sec. 10. That on the final adjournment o.
the Superior court Of Cleveland. 10 the county,
Of Cuyshoga, 90 the second Monday OF Prbru.
sry, one thousand eight hu0drsl and fif,y AIR se,
the clerk Of said court shall deliver TO the clerk
ofihe court Of common pleas in said county Of
Cuyahoga, composing the third subdivision 10
the fourth judicial circuit. and said last men.
toned clerk shall receive all the original files
and other papers in The causes then pending. or
before thai time disposed Of, in said Superior
court Of Cleveland aud also the records, Jour.
nails, dockets. executions, orders Of sale, and
other books. papers, and properly Of said Supe.
rIor court; and in all further proceedings in
relation 10 the causes or other matters so trans.
ierred, the said court OF common pleas, or the
proper District court, as the case may be, 10
said subdivision. shall be governed BY the pro.
visions Of this act in like manner as is required
OF the court Of common pleas Of Hamilton coun.
", or District eOuu, 10 reference 10 the causes
or other matters transferred f. ON the Superior
and commercial courts OF Cincinnati, so Ear as
such provisions are applicable. and as If the
same had been framed so as TO apply ia specific
language to said couu oil common pleas Of Guy.
ahoga county, or District court 10 said subdi.
vision.
Sec. | 1. That the clerk Of the court Of com.
mon pleas of Hamilton county, be anG he is
hereby required to make ou, with all convent.
cot dispatch. and preserve in his Office, a full
and complete index of judgments and DEGREES
rendered in the said commercial and Superior
courts Of Cincinnati. aud also Of those rendered
IN the court Of common pleas OF Hamilton coun.
". slnre the organization Of the said courts re.
specIivelS, both direct and reversed, uniform
with the index Of judgments and DEGREES render.
ed IN the Supreme court Of Hamilton county,
heretofore made.
Sec ls, That for his services 10 making ouI
the said indexes the said clerk shall be allowed
FIVE cents for each case indexed, aud if ndexed
under more Than me name, then five cents ad
dIl"na for each addInnal nams under W which
1t shall be- indrxed, To be paid out Of the COMFY
treasury on The order of the county cUmnis.
sloners.
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INTERESTING TO s.-Ilorse-shoe
nails, kicked ou, Of the world by horses innu
meFable, are not the useless fragments we might
naturally deem them. Mill arS men may dis.
cuss lhe relative value Of MIME rifles and nee.
lie guns, butwe all agree that the material of
which the barrels. are made should be suund
aud tough; guumakrrs tell us uo iron is so we'll
6ued for this purpose as ,ha. which IS derived
from horse-shos- nails and similarity worn frag.
mems. The nails are in The frs. ins.snce
made 0! gond souOd iron, and The violent con.
cussiou which ,hey receive when horse il
waking over stony road, gives a peculiss an.
healing and .oughenipg to the metal highly
seeshclsl,'o l.s suOseqaens use CO' gan barrels.
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Legislative .


The SaaIs on Ihe Iilh passed The bill to
provide Tor drawing Ibis Slsle's Ponion Of lhe
public arms, snd Tor the supervision thereof.
Several billsNcfs Referred The SeIces com.
miuse reported baeE the bill fsr Ehs re-oEgani-
zaliOn Of Ihs SIate Tressufy. viih snndry
smeudmenis, which werg deba,ed AZ gTras
length vail the senate adjpurned. BY Messrs.
PSrtee. lIaa kins Johnson. Cor. ard dilIen.
ln Ihe House. Nc. Stoss, IRON ths select
eUnmiI'ee on Tempe rance. sePpued bill N
provide sgainst The evils resulting 10 she isalhc
10 intoxicating liquors. The Speaker decided
thai 4 could DOT be received as tom lh6 com
miaee ns ig did no, pbrpor 70 Be from ne ma
jority. Mr.. Stowe gave notes Ibsthe uouldin.
uoduce il in his individual cspseiy. Thepd'
journmeai resolution on the 9Isl Of FePFuqTy
came up. a vote 10 postpone il stood yeas , Z.
nays 80. The resolution and pending hmend.
mea. were Ihen ipid on the table. yeas SO,
nays 81. The uousv spcnt considerable lime
10 The consideration Of iSe School bill. IA,
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FEMALE PRESENCE OF MiNp.-A. lady, ons
day returning from drive. looked up, and saw
two Of her children, one about FIVE and shs
o'her about four years old. on the outside Of
the garrel.windOw. which they were busiIy EN-.
ployed 10 rubbing with their handkeFchiek, in
Imitation OF person whom they had seen q
few days before cleaning the windows. They
had elambered over The bars which bad Seen
| Intended to secure them from danger. = Tks
lady had sufficient command over herself nesao
appear to observe them; she did not uper ono
word but hasIened 10 the nursery aud inalead DC
rushing forward to snatch them in, which might
have frightened them, and caused them to dose
their balance, she Stood liIGe apan, and seail.
ed gently TO them, and bade them come in.
They saw no appearance of hurry or agitation
in their mama. so they took time. aud defiber.
alely climbed the bars, and landed safely fithc
room. One look Of terror, one Tone of impa.
Iience from her, and the little crsalures miaht
have become confused, lost their fooIipe. and
been destroyed.
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A NOBLE AcT.-One of the most noble and
magnanmous feals ever achieved, was perform.
ed in Louisville on Friday last, BY a German
Of the name Of Henry GoIhe, who rescued
three men from drowning, al the sacra6cs ol
bis own life. They we're cutting ice together
on the creek al the upper end Of Jefferson street
aud all but Henry fell in. He went TO their as.
sislance and with rope, and ice hopks gou
lhem out. bu, slipped into deep water himself,
and was drowned. - Wheeling Iaieiiigeneer.
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The editor Of the Salem Observer gives a
public cure for The Erysipelas. from which he
has been grea, sufferer. He says "a simple
poul,ice of cramperres pounded fine and ap,
piled in raw state, has proved in my case.
and number also in this vicinity, ceriain
remedy" Ia this case the poul.lce was applied
on going 10 bed, and the next morning. to his
surprise, he found the inflammation nearly gone,
and in Two days he was as we'll as ever.
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0T The temperance bill failed on its passage
on Thursday. As usual in such cases, il was
reconsdered, and has yet the breath 10 ii. Bu,
it is evident. from the vote, that no bill Of the
kind can pass at this session. We do not kn "
how generally The friends of the Maine law
are satisfied With Rush's biH which is the one
now on its passage. Stats Journal.
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HUsK BEDS.-No one, who has uos tried
! Them, knows The value ol busk beds. Straw
and mattresses would he entirely done away
with, II husk beds we're cuce tried. They ars
not only more piable Than the mattresses, bu,
ure more durable. The first cost is bus lillle.
To have husks nice. Ihey may be split aiIerIhe
manner Of spinning straw for oraiding. The
finer they are The softer will be Ihr bed, o..
though they will not be likely 10 last as long as
when they are put in whole. Three barrels
full, well slowed in. will Gil good sized tick
that is. alter they have been split. The bed
will always be llghl, The husks do not become
maned down like feathers, and they are Ger.
Iainly more healthy to sleep on.
Feather beds Ough 10 be done away with.
especially 10 warm weather. For spring sum.
mer and fall, husk beds ought TO- DO ,'al lhe go,'
aud such probably will DC the case when they
are once brought into use. There is 90 belIer
umd for procuring husks than when the corn
is being harvested, and the busks will be much
nicer aud cleaner when the corn is cut Up al
The bottom aud shocked up. They do MOI be-
come so dry and weather beaten. Il IL ealcu.
lated that good husk bed will Inst from twen.
" 10 thirty years. Every farmers daughter
eau supply herself with beds (aguins, time &C
needy al uGjng expense, which is quite an
inducement now a'days. @ AA
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Il'laIigo bodies aud libraries, a, hey shall deem

isls'iSe bodies and libraries, as they shall deem
proper.
Sec. 10. All persons shall be- permitted to
visit the library and examine and read the books
there, without taking The sane Iherelrom. under
such regulations rs the board OF commissioners
shall prescribe. Members and ex.members Of
The General Assembly. Judges of the Supreme
Couu and court Of common pleas, officers OF
State and their clerks actually engaged 10 the
service Of The State, and clerks and sergeanIs.
alarms ol The General Assembly, shall have
Tree access to the use Of The books Of the libra.
W, and have the liberty Of taking the sane out,
under such regulations as the commissioners
may determine but no public officer or other
person having right TO lake books out OF The
library. shall have the authority 10 give any
other person an order to lake books out Of the
same, and II any person having such right shall
give such order. or oIhsrwise obtain books out
ot The Library 10 be used by any oiher person
not having such right, such person shall there.
upon forfeit all right to Iake books Iherefrom.
Sec. II. That the commissioners Of the State
Library shall, FIVE days preceding tho CON.
mencement Oi each regular session Of the Gen.
eraI Assembly, make ropou to the Governor
OF all receipts and expenditures, and Of the con.
dhion of the library, and all other matters in
relation thereto that they may deem expedient
Tor The Information Of the General Assembly !;
and said report shall be communicated by the
Governor to the General Assembly, along with
The reports Of the Executive Departments and
State Institutions.
Sec. l2. That the act entitled "An act reIa.
ting TO the Stale Library" passed January 90.
1894. aud the act 10 regulate the State Library,
passed March 9th, l845, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate.
January 81, 1853. ..u
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- - Nnrf,It P.h-n-

Sur AETGRcTr--AwFuL MoRTAurY. I'VE
have gathered the following paEleulafs Eespee.
ting the awful mortality 90 board lhe ship Ant
arctic; Small por, ship fever, meaalrs. and
dysentery were prevailing among the passen.
gers, numbering from five hundred 70 SIX h1n-
dred, Of whom sixty died 90 Ihe voyage be-
tween Liverpool and Hampton Roads. The
captain and fils, male had both been SICK, and
the second mate died. No deaths had occur
red after the ship anchored ia Hampton Roads.
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Is SLAVERY SIN !--Six hundred and sixty
thousand five hundred and sixly,three slaves
owned in this country by ministers Of the gos.
pei and members Of the different Prolestan
churches, viz; 2l6.563 by The Melhodists; ~,
600 by the Presbv,erians; 10000 by The Bap.
lists; $4,000 by the Episcopalians; IOI 900 by
the CamPbeIiIes; aud $4,000 by other denomi.
nations, ...
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ornmfI, nf einnin,,nfi.

Ar. Cis' has just completed an enumerBtton
Of the population Of Clneinnati The aggre.
gaze IS lGO,le6. The increase fOF each gear,
is gwen by Mf. c. since 1890, showing a Fesn
lar increase Of ten per cent. Ia is4O,Ib pop
ulaiion vas &c ,31s, 10 Is45, 1859, in 1880,
I2O,5 800. t1sf H1l. sa ~ t'fa
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The couple who announced their marriage
in The Gardiner Mel Transcript, by mu,naI
agreement to live together, being threatened
with the law unless the knot was legally sied,
went before a magistrate and had the matter
done up in business.like manner. Their neigh.
bors did not fancy tho relationship existing
hence The action as above relaleds This ain.
free country il seems. 4. ..1s.,s 49,. -.
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OF John Madden, an Irishman, in Warren.
Massachusetts, stripped himself nearly naked
on a cold Gay last week, end ran twelve miles
before he was overiakep. Cause, Ydelirium
tremens. When asked by his pprsuers where
he was going he said he guessed he vas going
TO take the pledge! Fa aSaaes ilsW 8 u
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CHIEF JUSTICE oE OHro. Chief Jaslice Cald.
wells term Of office having expired on abe 9Th
inst. Mr.. Chief Justice Barley look The chair
Of Chief Justice Of the Supreme CouFscH the
9th. snd Judge Caldwell was sworn and enter.
ed ou his new term OF Office. The order Of
precedence on the supreme Bench is-chief
Justice BARLEY, Judges COrwin. ThaFmans Ran.
ney, Caldwell. ass5 81 ssss 80 49,
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hereby certify that have read and compared
the proof Of the foregoing and that it is correctly
printed from the copy certified by the Secretary of
State. F. s. McKEAN, Aud. C. co.
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February S, 1858.
AN ACT

GNo. 26 AN ACT
To repeal the thirty ninth section Of the acl en,i
lied An act for opening and regulating Road
& Highways passed January twenty seven
one thousand eight hundred an fhv.lbree.
Sec. ! Be il enacted BY The General Assem-
bly, Of the STATE of Ohio. That the thirty mint
secIluo of the act pntded An ACT for upeninI
and regulating Roads and Highways passed
January twenty seven, one thousand eigh. hun.
dred and fn three. which reads us follows
This act shall take effect aud BE- in fmce from
and after The firs day Of March one thousand
egh, hundred and ffiy.hree, be and. the same
is hereby repealed. rr
JAMES G. Johnson,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
4.f WILLIAM MEDlLL. ..
... President of the Senate.
February Z, 1858.