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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

YyORPORATION NOTICR-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby givsn TO the
Pants Of lots Improved lands
senIletsd By As Asoe.r .nd arc lodged u the ohos Of
mtsrsstea Viz Tor regoistins sstsng essttg ours
gutter Thirty street. from Tenth to
the Hudson rivcr The wts osraced by
lpelude all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces Of land situated both sides Of
thirty seventh street. reath to tho Hudson
river Essh rides OF slew huadrrd fest
south Thirty sevseth street. al whose
ntsrss Affected by the sssessments and
Cd present their ebjesas writing to the
1t their Office No Hasf keserds within thirty days
ekcn the data sf Wis tice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHAkLEa J. DODGE, }Asssssors.
CHARLES EcNIELL }
OSfoe Durses Of Assessments street Department Sept
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

CVORPORAUON EOTICs.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by Kiveu to the occupant Il ooou-
pants Of i1provsd or uninpr .vsd
lands thsreby that thu following
kssn completed by sbe add lodged in the
ths by
6terested vY:-Fer Twenty srih street
om Lexngton to r. ire The limits hraeed
Ay such ncude the several houses lots
81 ground vacant lots and parcels Of land
both sides Of Twenty sixth street from Lexington to
All whose interests Affected
She shove named Ard who opposed to the
same them requested to present their
leoNons writing to thu undsrsigned at their ocs No.
Hall Of ksoords within ty dsys from the date Of this
notice, WILLIAM Gage,
CHI AkLsSJ DODGE, Assessors.
CHArLEe moNIELL, }
0tses B,ssss Of Assessment Street Deparsnont, Sop
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rJOePORs TON EoTICx.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by iyes - the ewaer or ewnsrs occupant or eoou
thereby sbst the following have
completed By tie AssseIs and lodged In tho office Of
Bureau 0iaatioa BY all
interssed ysFsr tagging space Eve feet wide ia the
northorly sidewalk Of NJ between Seosnd
and Third The hits smbI scd By ssch asses
,sa iaoieds al the seva1 ans lots Of srssES "
side Of Nineteenth street. mon Trad TO 1876 feat
Of Third AL psrssBs whoss interests Affected
BY the above named aad VIE are opposed to
tie either Of requested to thsix
obiecticns in writing 20 ths sneersaed at their Office
Ma Hall u Rsooras wthia thirty days ron the dAN Of
ehis zotiSs, WILLIAM CAGE,
CUAALEs J. LODGE, ) Assessofs
eRARL IS McNIELL.
OAcs Bureau Of AsssssHerts street DspArtnent Bop
AAubee e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

4yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT TO CON-
" tractors Scaled propossIs endorsed "Prcpo as for
S1ding sewer in Fifth street." will BE- received at the
efioe sf the Cr0oa department otunda Psrk
sptn honssy the ath day q 1858 81 o'clock
.ai ealvertu Fifth ssst, from to atty feet
west Of FIRST The Plaza Of the and specaoa
kons for buiIdug the same, and all ehsr Information
ting thseto be obtained application to the Water
Ruyrsyss. " Iis once.
4 w ". ohA ysS,' cs'saa A. Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

r1yEE PATENT GAS REGULATOR
J. Saves 70 Per cent of gas,
Produces better light,
Keeps servants from wasting ras
IL self acting aud peSds attention
Prevents your walls from being ked,
Makes tho air OF your house more healthy
1t can be seen in operation at
mo. 20 Broadway" sad be ordered OF
All filters.
Orders received at Kenyoas Ship Letter Oos Journal 81
Cor OH
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EyEE rxW FpEX AgD.LIvEaPODL USIIrD scArHs
NAL ssssners-Tao 3sps osnprs'as AIDE limo 40 sss

ATLANTIC ....s........,.Q apsskn Wszs,
PACIFIC. .. Captain Nya-
ARC rO, ,,......sx... ...Cnttasn Lroo.
BhLF1G. ....,.......... .. Captain Conssosx.
ADRIATEU. ....-....... Captain -.
ssrvioe evs5y has besS taken Ia tbsr
ssrnooa. or nss to insars strength Aad speed
ana their ocssnOdstoas DOR passengers ansaaansa
Ter elegance sad comfort.
Priss Of passage from fIcw York 30 vsspool Ia arss
osbir SIN; In sssons csbin &c kxSiusss se Of sxsrA
From Liverpool V Row York, ESQ and fD.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 ssSa ship
NVberths eoourod mn 4 pAsd far
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U,OR LIVERPOOL AND AUSTRALIA, THIS Day
4 The splendid steamship GOLDEN AGE. Captsia Por.
tor to sail 1T O'Clock NJ letter bag will be kept
open at the flee till O'Clock r. n
HOWARD SON, Agents "a Broadway
,oR MISUNDERSTANDING NDES.-THIs POW
ersul stssmship will sail for the above port
Saturday October Passage $50 for first lass
only for whom there
liquors. which be obtaised board. Wn take freight
&. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

STREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Sealed proposals will be received 1t this ofce
Monds October 1858 to regulate Seventy ninth street.
application to the Contract CT Of this artaent
Septsmber "a 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

CORPORATION EOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given tha pstsns have boon presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldsrm for the Of
IN the following med streets to witll l8th street,
from the tern Of the now building to Fonrth
avenue Ass la Forty first street, from in Third
avenue nnsV fst Of second avenues also have
constructed ut the eouthe ,st Of
aad Tenth street All Interested In the
above and having sbse ions thereto requested
sent same In writing Tho Contract Clerk this
sfaes, bsfses October Sd 1854
a w cE a w foaahsf' crosoa Aqusduct Board
CratAa Aauadunk DaaArsrsnt. SeIk % 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OCDENsBURG. BUR
y.s sPsngasls, Bellows Tss, kgsis9d Ayi.ss0r White
Popt. Ticket smossNsw Haven Railroad corner Broad.
way Canal and street and Fourth
For freight apply to FRANCIS HYDE, AGENT 52 South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- Bremen-Brensp Mail Ane.Ths sid wheel steArn
HfnsA 30 tens snd GormAnia 600 TONS will sail
folio vs.
FROM YORK, FROM BREMEN
HANSA, October3 HANSA end of October.
GERM ANJA, middle Of Nov. GERMANIA. middle % sober
Passage FROM New York to Bremsn:-Eirst Glass; $lOO
second class, $50. For Freight passage, apply to
OELRiCHS L CO., No. 50 broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

CCHOONER FARMER FOR SALK-FIvE YEARS OLD.
carries 62 900 brick good order draws eE
feet of when loaded. Call x. RUCKnAN feet
Vssey street, North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

CANFORD's OPERA HOUSE. SOUTHWEST CORNER
- Of Twelfth and ChestAut streets. PHILADELPHIA the
only Anese,s Opera Ho.ss tho Uosss states
houses. Open every evening" SAsUEL s SANFORD
Manager and Proprietor, NELSON KNEASS. Musical Oi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

eyORPOR ALTON NOTtCs.-DEPARTaENr OF RE.
" pairs and Supplies SeVsoahsr % 1868 TO builders
s.alsa be re.avas At the sss Of the CON
vits Tuesday, October 1863. 12 o'clock % At which
tms they wild be opensd dance WITH the rues Of
amended ohaxtoc Of 1853, for IRE building Of
FOURTH syenus sssr -sn eighth street for the use Of
NesS Aso street near Pearl street. for
Ahe Of Hose Company No TO- Baldsrs will estimate
parasey The P.s: And spsasseas Of wsrk required
at the ofnos Che Superitsndaas Of Buildings 10
Exatsth s.rest. Blank estimates will be furnished
e or any OF estimates deemed for the interest the
pxrporst(sp BARTHOLOMEW Ii. PUKDY,
Com nisslpper Of h pairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

AS PERSONS ENDEAvOR TO DECEIvk THE PUB
n lilo, the proprietor Of CostArs rat mouse oocErosch
eItsrTiaatSs informs them that 4 h neither powder
kind AID the only artols the city that work
COSTAks depot 4S Broadway, whore tho Happy Family
In the window. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

A USTaALIA-PIOEERN LINE.-THB Al NEW
n buryport built clipper ship BDWARD will Be at hsr
bsrth pisr Ne L. Fast river In few days ready to receive
Bost.s efsrsst strength aid very fast sai:r As half
binary despatch few first and second cabin passengers
will Be tsken for which early application endsd
ship Rasssas recently launched At swansea For freight
passage, apply to h W. CAHkRON llb wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u Nstiee The steamship UNITED STATES will BIO de
this company for and New Orleans
Friday, September Soth at T. N, from Warren street
pier Freight for Now Orleans will be received after r.
NJ the 18th inst st 10 cents Fer foot Specie only taken
freight to Hs,ena Fer passage apply at the oco Of
the company. III West street. eoraer OF War4p STRAIT
n. O.ROBERTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Reduction in price Of passaGs.United States Mail
ting with Pacific Mail steam
ship Company carrying the United States nail for
CaifoInis and Oregon via AsPnw.ll aid PaaAas-Ihs
mail ste smship intend to patch Aspin
wall Wednesday, October at O'Clock r. M from pier
foot Of Warren street the fast sailing steamer OaIO Capt
to act as Panama with this Psoiic mail steam
ship conpany,s steamer GOLDEN GATH CaptaiA g. T.
Patterson N Through tickets to California these
favorte steamers DO purchased at the following
very low prices:- -
First cabin through ticket .......,...... $lC0
Second cabin through ticket. ............ 75
Steerage through found bed and board 70
The transit the Isthmu At tho expense Of tho pssssn
gers In part BY railroad and the fastes for
other California For passage apply to c. A. WHIT
NEY, st the ofce, TT West street. corner Of Warrsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

ATORNING LINE TO ALE ANY AND INTERMEDIATE
M landings Fare dsllar 10 Albsny-Meals served
on beard The steamer ere. WARRINGTON Capt = Vas
ssrs.s svsry Monday wsdsssSsy ana Friday All ssosk
and arrive At Albany time fer tho trains gsnE East
West heturpag leaves Albany every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday st7 sslesk A NJ For further parsu
lars inquire Of rURDY foot Of Jar street, OF Of WA
RADFURD 1G West street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

CTkZEY DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS,
Soaisi proposals will be receit cd st this once It'll
Monany eh dsy Or inst 70 regulate and paye
IN psrs at foot OF Twentieth and Twenty
ests North river be had application
70 the con TIRE at clerk of this department.
yeDt II, 1855 JAMES FDEG1 Street Commissioners,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCE sCO-THE
~ magnificent new A clipper ship iIGHTfooris now
loading At pier Nc East river, whore shppera to San
Francisco invited TO examine vessel combining the
extraordinary saog quaiss Aco parable ttrenet
thorough ventltion presenting the best
conveyance those DESTROYS Of landing their shipments at
early day and in good order Fer balance OF cargo or
passage, apply to BUTTON CO., "a Wall street
nOWES X CO.. 80 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

They all nst clara Now York buiiS etipa provided
with all regulate articles the csnfort and
passengers and by experience In the
trade The prloo Of IL 9Vo. without wiAeS
liquors. Gosds sent to the subscribers will b. forwarded
free from eny charges but those actually incsrred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agsats. 164 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

- The Glasssw and New York Steamship Company's
Craig ander, ~il leave New York for Gassow On
Saturday November s. 81 Il O'Clock First osSin
cabin 800 taird class fees included Applr
10 J.. XoSYMON, rs Broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-28

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. A GALL OF RECORDS :
- Sealed proposals. will be received at this ofdoe until
dhursdsy 18th sseer,her 1853 to build additions to
at foot of sst ssreet North river To flag four feet
ws,ks Of lh street from First to Third speeia
estonsso application Clerk ths
department. JAMES FUREY, Street Com mission er,
SSDteua oer 10 1889
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
Washington Affairs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9

tts w WASHINGTON, JAIL 60.
I, is understood that Mr.. Houston,
Chairman OF the Committee OF Ways
and Means in the House, isabout to re-
port an important bill regulating the
coinage. r'e
The testimony before the Commits
sioner Of Patents on the application for
an extension Of the India Rubber and
Sulphur Patents, establishes the fact that
they were in common use by the trade
10 years before the patents were grant
ed. a..s0. 7t 4r oa-t
Or. Kane, ofthe us. Navy, lectu.
red upon the proposed Arctic expedi'
ton tonight at the Smithsonian lnsti
tute before q crowded and intelligen
audience. "t iIee' 'afa ~
At a meeting Of Democratic citizens
members ofcongress and others, held a
the United States Hotel this evening
BIB: French Esq, presiding it was de-
cided otto hold the customary Inaug.
uration Ball on the 4th Of March, in
consequence f'the domestic affection
of the President and the continued i'll
ness Of the Vice-President. Arrange
ments will however be made by the cit
liens 10 give'P President Pierce becom-
ing reception. 't
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
Wells, Patent Seed Planter.

We have heard so much concerning
this implement lately, and of the rapid
ity with which rights are selling, at
home and abroad, that we have been
induced to inspect it carefully, to see
whether it would bear our editorial
endorsement. 1t is right handsome
contrivance-a light wooden trough,
ten feet long, with n shoulder brace
to carry it, and divers appliances to
scatter the seed. evenly through the
perforated bottom of the trough. The
sowing Tor planting) is done as fast as
the operator sees proper to travel, on
foot of course; and an active man can
probably sow 80 or 40 acres day
"Many Of the practical advantages of
this machine, forsowing Timothy and
Clover seed, can readily be appreci-
ated by the Farmer; as by using it he
saves much seed, by being enabled to
distribute it regularly and evenly over
the land. Secondly, he can SOW any
quantity to the acre he chooses, with
almost mathematical precision. 3dly,
he can conveniently sow at any toler
able state of weather, inasmuch as the
blowing of the wind does not affect
the even distribution of the seed sown.
4thly, with it he can sow many times
as much ground as in the old way.
and so much better. Thus it is made
both labor saring and money Saving
machine" tits not liable to be east
ly put out Of order, and the cost is
very small consideration, when COM
pared with the advantages. This ma
chine has been used, and is recon.
mended, by Mr.. John Rogers, e. G.
Wilson, Esq, c. W. Finnell, and ma
ny other well-known citizens of this
vicinity. 1t is destined to work its
way, and will prove of great utility on
the extensive plantations of the south
and west. There is not the least dan
ger of its proving a Aumbng.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
For. The Monongaliu Mirror.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alta called meeting Of BaAXDoNvlrLE
DIVISION, No. 229, S. of T., held at the
Hall Oh Tuesday evening, Jan. IS, 1858.
committee appointed for the purpose,
reported the following preamble and.reso-
tons, which were unanimously. adopted:-
WHEREAS, The Great Ruler of tie Uni.
inverse has, in His i,iscrutabls wisdom,
removed our brother DAVID STERLINi,i
in the full vigor OF manhood, and at the
threshold Of life Of usefulness as Son
of Temperance: and, whereas, we feel it
to be our duty, as well as privilege, to ex.
press, in suitable mannerour profound
sorrow for tie loss we have sustained. and
our sincere sympathy for. his bereaved
friends. Therefore, -;
Resolved, That our lamehted brother
was Son Of Temperance good and true,
and we cherish his memory as one among
the true philanthropists Of his day,
RESOLVED, That we hereby express and
tender TO the bereaved friends Of our de-
ceased brother, our sincere sympathyanl
coincidence, in the unu,teable anliction
with which they have been visited by an
All-wise Providence. -
Resolved, That, in token Of respect for
the memory OF our deceased brother, the
members Of this Division wear The usual
badge OF mourning for thirty days,
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be presented ,oihe bereaved family
Of which our deceased brother was u mem.
Der, and that copy be sent to the Mon
ongalia Mirror for publication. VI, Z
IL, HaoAss, !
T. Scorr, }Committee.
WA. D. CRANE, lsofl v u
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
D, Trademarks Improved Seed
nH Tor C0rn} Planter. .

This is also an invention,-and no
doubt a valuable one-of citizen ol
Morgantowu, for which he has procu-
red patent. We have not seen this
machine in operation, but we learn,
from good authority, that it not only
drops corn regularly. at any distance
apart that you wish, but covers it up,
and removes all clods and stones from
off the hills. 1t is recommended by
A. S. Vance, Jesse Mercer, William
Durbin, E. P. Fitch, G. NJ. Hagans,
Milton Rogers, G. Holland, Esq. and
others, as cone amongst the most USE
full agricul,uralimplements of'he day.
combining the advantages of utility
and cheapness." We learn that pa
tent rights for making, vending and
using this machine are selling quite
briskly. -a wrg egraafoa adj
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.


SENATE. The resolution of
sered by Mr.. Cass, on Tuesday, in
struc,ing the Committee on Foreigl
Relations to inquire what measure:
should be adopted relative to the dec
laration, annexed to the ratification oil
the part of Great Britain, of the trea
ty known as the Clayton and BulweI
treaty, was taken up.
Mr.. Mangum moved to postpone the
subject until after the 4th Of March,
which motion was lost, and the rcso.
'lntiomwas adopted.
Mr.. Cass' Monroe doctrine resolu'
ton was postponed until next Thurs
day. nos a
The Pacific Railroad bill was taker
up, ana Mr.. Chase's amendment dc
'bated, after which the Senate adj ourn'
ed. .' To-
HOUSE....A After the disposal o
some uninteresling business,the House
went into Committee on the Deicien
,cy Bill.
Mr.. Ncnable's amendment appro
priating $4,000 for completing the
base of the Jackson Monument wa.
adopted. Other amendments were
adopted, when the Committee rose
and the bill passed. Adjourned.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
Extraordinary Wealth Of a
Southern Planter. ...
The New York Tribune translates the
following from German paper l0a


ga rich planter, a Mr.. Delabitzher,
descended from an ancient French fam
lily, recently diedin New Orleans. He
was a young man at the time Of the
first French revolution, and fled from
the guillotine TO become a merchants
clerk in the Crescent city. After a
time he married the daughter Of rich
planter and carried on the plantation
50 skilllully as, in a comparatively short
time, 10 acquire the reputation Of one
of the richest men in Louisiana. Since
his deaAh, the division Of his property
has shown its aggregate TO be an amount
which, from an European point Of view,
is almost fabulous. II consisted of 81
plantations upon branches Of The Missis-
sippi, agording an annual profit, from
the cultivation Of cotton and sugar, Of
$4,000; - steamboats, on The Missis.
sippi, 8 upon the oceanand 81 merchant
vessels, the aggregate income of which,
at the lowest calculation, is $4,000;
shares 10 the amount of $5,000,00o
in railroad stocks, producing annually
Ss5O,ooo; Z limited partnerships in Ea-
rope, one in each Of the cities Of London,
PARIS, Bordeaux, Lisbon, Cadiz, Naples
and Constantinople, each producing an
annual profit Of $4,000, in all $780,
900; cash 10 the amount oil $7,00o,OOO
in the Bank Of England, drawing 2per
cent, producing $l5o,000-making an
annual income Of 2,,35o,ooo, or about
100000 Of francs. His property IN
houses, furniture, collections Of works
Of art, books, SC, were in proportion.
The property falIs' three heirs"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
LOTTERIES.

Sect. SO, Of the new Constitution
of Virginia reads as follows;
"No lottery shall hereafter be nu-
,horized by law; and the buying sell
ing or transferring of tickets or chan,
ces in any lottery not now authorized
by law of this state, shall be pro-
|hibited."
u This is law, and every good,
rejecting citizen will not only rejoice
that it is so, but will consider it as "ln
full force and virtue" although the
members of the present Legislature
have not fond time to enact the ne
'cessary penalties for its violation
What, then, are wo to think OF Pub
fishers Of Newspapers who, for the
pitiful consideration of few dimes,
spread before their readers the hum
bug advertisements Of toreign Lottery
Dealers? Should they not be held
amenable at the bar Of public opinion
for gross misdemeanor? Is it q
small thing thus to throw temptation
in the path of the weak'minded and
thrittless portion of the community,
who are the principal, ifnot the only
victims of Lottery swindlers?
And then look at the morality Of
the thing. In some of our neighbor-
ing prints-(we are truly sorry to see
and to say H. there is Lottery adj
vertiscment, headed with a quotation
from Scripture: We'll done, Moa
gooa and JaiMfaz seroant'-applied
or rather outrageously misapplied, te
cover the conduct of a dealer.in char
+ces, whose avocation is, by common
consent; voted on level with the or
binary gambler! Out upon such 6
prostitution of the Press, which ough'
|tobethe great CONSERVATION of the pub
lie morals, to purposes SO base ant
demoralizing.
Editors who have erred Monghtless
~ in this matter, will awake to rehec
ton. For their benefit, as well as
that of their readers, we have prepa
red this article.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
Wednesday, Jan. q

cuHesuuy, S"H' %o'
HOUSE.-Prayerby the Rev. Mr..
Manly.
The Speaker laid before the House
n communication from the Governor,
which was laid on the table aud or
.dercd to be printed.
Also, communication from the
Secretary Of the Board of Public
Works.
A number of bills were reported
from standing committees.
Several resolutions we've presented
and adopted.
An engrossed bill authorizing the
incorporation Of the Cranberry Sum.
nit and Brandonville Turnpike com
pany, was taken up on motion of Mr.
Zinn, read a third time and passed
ayes SO, noes "a.
Ordered that the Clerk communi
cate the said bills to the Senate ant
ask their concurrence therein.
An engrossed bill to increase the
capital stock Of the Shinston Turn
pike Company, was taken up, read {
third time and passcd-ayes so, noes
SO. @ 0a
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
"a Box"

The Concord Democrat tells fine fol.
lowing story
Co. p;sr,s Tho President elect .
,sv d.,s ' s;ucs 'r rscs;ved = susn;c;o,,s
looL; ua'' bo a," mar ,bsncv,s ernrsss.
. tsn" y W S rs s,nnosins from his ex'
aItad ~, nas;,;e 49, ,b., spps u;;rted Wb;s
a,.ea os:.o ' aha Iv ,As " b.
as h;. a,. auu.;O :, , as =" n,, W
III y Is. ~ ,t;sn" a. ;nssr1,l mo.
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