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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-04
CORN !! CORN

NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURC
klN Packet--H. N. WRIGHT, Capt J.
y. CLARK, leaves New Orleans
every Tuesday at 5P. N arrives Mt
Baton Rouge We sdav morning at Z. Descending
viii leave Baton Rouge every Sunday morning
At O'Clock, AN.
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TRIED APPLES !-25 barrels dried
~ Apples just received and for sale by
feb 9-y JOSHUA BEAL.
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railways Ready Neliet.
TNHE great "Pain KiIler,n said to cure all
l. Pains, known to man, Except tina
from the Inconvenience of an empty purse
For sale by H. r. WADptLr..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

F9@9 Biliings' Astringent.
NOV thought to be the best remedy Of
~ fsred 10 the.IUblic as q remedy 70
diseases Of the bowels, in al recent cases,
cure il warranted - For sale by
aug lS-y. II. /. WADpttf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
The 4rctic and her feilom Tictim.

NEW YORK, Oct. lO.-Tne steamer Arctic was
insured in England for f6O,0O0 sterling, and in
this country for S3l0 200, being her full calue.-
She was provided with boats for 500 passengers
and but for the CONSERVATION all could have been
saved.
The underwriters here profess to have certain
information that the steam propeller that came
into collision with the Arctic was the Cleopatra
which left Quebec on the oath with the list regi
ment of lIghlanders ON board.
Another statement is ailoat that the codng
steamer was not the Cleopatra but a French rro-
pellar from St Peters, bound home with three
hundred men ON board. This is gatho red from
what one of the propellers crew, who chung to
the Arctic, told the cook Of the latter vcsselbut
the name of the vessel is forgotten by him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
Loss OFF THE ARCTIC.
EFFECT OF THE NEWS IN NEW YORK
From the New York Express

From the New York Express.
The disaster to the Arctic has thrown the whole
city into mourning. The flags are hanging at
half mast on the Custom House and other pub
lie buildings.
The office Of the Steamship in Wall street has
been filled all the morning, with anxious inaui-
rprs, IT. to the fate of friends, &c They throng
there n IT something of consolation TO come
thercfrom.
The list of saved passengers were read here
about II O'Clock, making some happy and 9th
rr, most wrctched, robbing them OF all hope. One
of Mr.. Gibbons nephewS Is among the saved
All of Mr.. Collins tam Y are lost.
6. &. Smith land daughter) lost is of the firm
Of Leupp x Co. \ SOM of Mr. Smith aged about
10 fell through hatehwav and persisted some
ten DAYS ago. The body was kept till last sun
6a"for his father to see, and then turned, that
he could sec the face of the corpse when he re
turned. All are cprp>cs now. MIR. Gilbert is
reported from Halifax saved
Edward sanford, Esq, AN eminent lawyer of
this city, is among the lost. lie was about Ii
~ 80 years Of age-and his dcplorahle death ex-
otes the yelicst feeling among all the members
ot the bar, and in that numerous and powerful
soeial circle which surrounded him, and which
werc always delighted with his presence.
Mr.. Gilbert, of the firm of Gilbert, Co. x John
son, is also gone Mr.. Gilbert went to Europe
IN April last with high hopes and expectations,
hut alas, now III but the early prime OF lie, Is IA
nong the victims of this frghtful calamity.
Mr.. Brown, young Mr.. Brown, is taken off too
in his prime. Only in April last he went out
with his newly married wife Miss Moulton, of
Psris,) on "A general tour of pleasure in Europe.
His hopes were high, q his heart light. but both
are under the sea.
Mrs. Rowland and son, Of Brooklyn, were u
mong the passengers. Mr.. Rowland is at home.
He is or has been, large real estate operator
there.
The Mr.. Gihon among the passengers is not
John Gihon of this city well and widely
known. Two of his nephews were on board.
Asaph Stone, Esq, and family, are among the
passengers. Every body here knows him, and
will lament him, if lost. He has been in Europe
about year.
Mr.. Collins has received telegraphc Ges-
patch, which deprves him of all hopes of ever
again seeing the lady of his family
y Benedict and lady are from this city. Mr..
b. is a lawyer and brother OF Erastus Benedict,
Esq,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
FALL Importation

Wall 1mVOItut1OH
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts IF Glass and Fancy Articies.
FkNllE subscnhrr otrrs lh- nde large and led
stock of Earthenwnrc, China and I'll ass the pat-
OF which were selected by himself in pcrson.
Having exprrie of many years in this particular
business he feels gren confidence in stating that in point
Of price and quality, it will compare mvoraby with any
other house in tho irade
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware, etc.
Blue PRINT, Flowing md Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chinn Dinner ard Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten aud Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of ahovc variety
White CHM do of niove variety.
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
whoIcsaing which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail To please.
Fine Mnnic Pier and Toilet Gasaes
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Walters mil Britannia Ware
Safety, and other Fluid and Solar Lpmps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he nsks i call and he feels assured his prices
will Civ -ati-iuction.
ii4 Pnckeris one of the best in the trade
Stone Ware Mt Factory prices.
sep Pts JAS d, 3 EVANS,
No. ~ Main street Richmond. Va.
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FOUR FRAMED HOUSES \ LOTS

in the neghborhood of David Z. Reese and 9th
ers-thc Lots containing about ! of an acre
Gi. each, more or less. The Houses have ffS
~1 six rooms in each, all new Lots in ma
closed with plank fence, and well of winter on
the ground, which can be used in common for all
four Of the buildings.
Terms of sale for, these buildings will be /,
II, 20, %, and &c months credit the purchaser
giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed,
with interest added, titles to be retained until all
of the purchase money is paid.
ALSO, One Lot Of Ground near Mcdaniel
Hurt x Prestons store house, fronting Jetlcr
son street 80 feet running back q or 75ft and
-Four other Lots fronting on The nem Basin 80
feet-runing back to the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad 100 feet deep. These lots are near tho
Gas works and are very valuable for business
houses, being situated between the Railroad and
Basin.
These Lots will be sold credit of Z. l6,
and u months, negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed the title to be retained until all tho
purchase money is paid.
GEO. G. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

The Baltimore American denies the report
that the city Of Baltimore is suffering from the
cholera in its most yiruent form. 1t says there
is no unusual sickness prevailing in that city but
that on the contrary the bills ofhealth show that
they are as free from any epidemic now as at
any time during the season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

NEW YoRK.-John j. Herrck has been nomi-
mated for mayor of New York city by the wings,
and Genin, the halter, by the independents. The
nominations for mayor are now complete. Fernan
do Wood i, the hard and soft shell democratic can
didate and James ". Barker is TIT know nothing
nominee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
Fashionable Hats.

FALL 1854
have opened a supply ofthe Fail style of Hats. viz
i Fine Sk of the Gents, ard the Young Gents. flsh-
iors. Also, the Pearl Sof Hat 'Wide-a Wake"
Young America, "Ingran," know Nothing" NE
hrnska." few styles of Gents Caps which
ected for me by very tasty gentleman. All Of which
offered at fair prices. Gentlemen please call and
see the variety. p. SEABURY
sepi
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Further from Europe by the Europa
RCMONS FROM SEBASTOrOL.


PARIS, Monday, sept. -, I. MA rumor
founded on Il private Geographic dispatch receiy-
ed last night, circulated very freely during the
earlier part of the day: 1t to the effect that
battle had been fought under the walls of Sehas-
topol, and that the Russians had been cut 10 pie
ces. That such an important event, with the
result anticipated, will have taken place by this
there j. very little doubt, but am assured that
up to the moment | write information of an
official, or indeed of reliable kind, confrmatory
OF that fact has been received here,
The conviction that we shall have intelligence
of the satisfactory kind referred to before many
days are over is general, and | doubt whether
among the entire population of Paris there is a
single individual who processes to entertain any
doubt as to the result of the expected engage
mcn,, whatever day it may take place. For the
present, however, | am led to believe that the
news is premature. This day dispatch has
been received from Marshal st. Arnaud, dated
the 10th, announcing that the landing of TIE
troops was taking place at the time he wrote,
and would, he expected, terminate on the follow
ing day. This date is different from that men
TONED in the Moniteur, which speaks of the It'll
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 2Oth.--Letters have been
ceved here from Bayonne, some of which have
seen, informing us that are on the eve OF n
terrible outbreak, but as the announcement is
directly opposed TO our own information, and to
the present appearance OF things, we read 1t
without much disquirtude.
II was reported Yesterday afternoon that Gen.
DDonnell was t. tl'>c the department of Foreign
AItars, and General Guerrea to replace him at
the War office. Ihc report was unfounded.
September 2l.--Rumors of notifications in the
Ministry continue to be heard, and the names of
those who are 10 90 out and come in the mention
ed both in conversation and in the papers. but
such statements are at least premature. 1t
would not, however, be- surprising if certain
changes did take place between this and the
opening oithe Cortes, and perhaps nearer to this
date than to that
The Nacon of to day mentions II slight dis
turbance having taken place among some opera
tlyes at Barcelona, but it appears to have been
quickly suppressed without recourse to force
Senior Tasara having declined the appointment
of resident Minister at the Courts of Parma and
Tuscany, Senior Rascon, who wus to have gone
to Belgium in that capacity, is appointed in his
stead, and Senior Sancho charge d affairs at
Brussels, remains there with the rank of Minis
ter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

'gNllE subscriber will offer for sale his DWELL
ING HOUSE, on 9th street and = vacant
lots adjoining thereto. Also, 400 acres of land
two miles from the city, on which is a new dwell
ing house with eight rooms, new frame Barn,
"a by 80 feet, storys high, and all other out
houses. Ono tract of land containing between
; and 900 Acres, with small house ON the
tract. The feneingi all good and new and much
of it is of plank the land quite productive, lays
well and is well watercd and plenty of Timber
This tract is about 3 miles from the city.
The above will be offered privately until farther
notice, if not sold privately the same will be of
tered ut Auction.
! also wish to dispose of the Piedmont Works.
These works are very valuable, may be seen
upon examining them. There is very large,
amount of good and valuable machinery attached
TO these works. ] would prefer TO sell all of tho
machinery together, but will sell in parcels to
suit persons wishing to remove it. There is ev-
cry piece of machinery in aud about the works
that could be used IN Il shop or agricultural
establishment There is about one acre of ground
belonging to the works, which will be sold also;
nnd2 Acres attached under "A long lease This
being Immediately on the Bason makes it very
valuable for lumber yard as well as Machine
shop.
have something over "A million of feet of
lumber on hand-seasoned, of all kinds-which |
wish to close out as speedily AS possible.
Also on hand, large stock of agricultural I'M
plements; say Flows. llarows, Cultyators Hay
Presses, Wagons, Wheebarrows, Churns, Hay
agricultural purposes, which | will sell at very
reduced prices These will be offered privately
until further notice. GEO. G. CURLE.
m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

FIRE IN THE Woops.-Thc Washington Sen
Incl learns that a destructive fire was raging in
the woods in Fairfax county a.,npon, or adjoin-
ng the estate eff Geo. W. Gusts, on Tuesday
light. About ole hundred acres of forest had been
consumed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
Fall and Winter Goods.
AT THE
SHOE Il HAT EMPORIUrM,
MAIN srRkEf, LYNCHguRG, VA
Doors ADORE the Market House.

(Four Doors ADORE the Market HouSe.)
Tho undersigned would respec fully invite tho attention
OF their friends and the public generally their
stock oil FALL aud WINTER GOODS. consisting Of
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Cop Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bngs, Schnnl Snehels, &c. ;ten'- Boots uf their
manufacture, mud TINT OF j. Miles & Sons. also j. Miles
Il Sons double wnter -prno Boots. super article
Ladies Cloth Hnd Md Gnlers 3uskin Bootees, Whole
Boots, &c, Misses and Cbildrens Shoes of all kinds
aud sizes; Boys Boots and Shoes; Servants Shoes--a
superior article Gents fine Molcsbn Hats, Nebraska,
Know Nothing, Young Ancren Wde,a Wake and
Slouchea Il different kinds Also "A variety of mems
aud boy, Caps ohildrcns Cnps and Turbaus In few
days will re,e Give Eastern Goods, comprising
men snud boys Coarse Boots, Shoes &c, md then
suy with ,aiey thnl stock will be complete as
any offered this mnrkrt-wbich willsell as cheap
nuybl-is ~ the state. All we ask il call, aud
ior yon .ct FRErNELi4& HALL.
ortl
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HEAVY JUDGEMENT AGAINST a RAILROAD COM
PANY.-John Il. Stephens of Hornellsyle,N. Y.
has obtained Judgment against the Buffalo and
\. y. City Road for something like $4,000 for
damages in running across his farm without pay
ing any compensation therefor, or even procur
ing the right Of way.
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DOAEsDEIkS WANTED

II
Hlvng removed 10 the House recently occupied by
Robcri II. Glass ESQ, situated Church street, Two
door, above DR.. Gimcr's Oicr, would be pleased
ctvr lImited number of gentlemen Borders; hay.
ing made such arrangements as She trustsas will enable
her give satisfaction those " h nay favor hel with
their patronage. sep 7-d3mif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

ORR, alias the Angel Gabriel" has been re
leased from the Washington city Jail, after OBJ
tanning possession of his buge,hr gave Il parting
blast under the jail windows and made tracks ion
Baltimore
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To Hunters, Sportsmen and Others.
Guns piStoIS NnOrfinU TapLlA &c
Smiths InyieOrating Cordial

(tAN be lad at the PASHINGTON house
~ BAR, datly, from O'Clock, A NJ, till IL o'c ock
7. NJ. It's astonishing power in restoring to Wig
action the various organs of the human system which
hnve been prn,trhtcd by OVER WORK, HE effects Of
the Climate. be infested by hundred. who dniy
using it. Supply ineNhnushle; and none genuine but
that prepnred by SMITH his inmitablc assistant,
MORGAN.
Nora BESE-Jusi received TEN CASKS of TAYLoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by W. II. Taylor
Esq Norfolk. Va.
sep 3O-ta
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he Iai' Elections show a complete overthrow
81 the t5s'ecraey and Il total roat Of the Admin
istra.ica.
In enn 'y.' ana the majority for Pollock, the
W hig and Know Nothiag candidate. will not be
sh'rt ct - or25,0o0. Bigler. the present Dem
! ~ ate 'oe'rh"r, waS elected by more than
SUN majority. \ majority of the federation "a
congress will also he Wing. Fen Wings 10
ah' Democrats are already reported elected
. l. ne delegation Is composed of - members -
Inc State Legislature will also be Wing in both
branches. This may secure a Wing senator III
place of Mr.. Cooper
In Ohio anti Nebraska Wings are elected to
the Jndgeship of the supreme Court and mem
bers of the Hoard of Public Works the only
state officer that were TO he elected. Their INA
Jorlty is estimated at fifty thousand. The Wings
and anti. Nebra,kaites have swept the State in
the Congressional election.
In lndnua, where the Congressiun delega-
ton stood 10 Democrats and Wing; the Wings
have made heavy gains. Six independent Anti
Nebraska candidates have been elected by large
mporltleS The remaining five yet To be
heard from.
In Baltimore, the "Gibraltar of Democracy"
Kinks, the Know Nothing candidate for Mayor
Is elected over the Democratic candidate hy II
majority of 27il votes The present Democrat
&c Mayor OF that city was elected by II majority
of 3,6O6-which makes II Democratic loss of
6,3H votes. Out of the 30 councilmcn the Dem
ocrats only elected lO.-Rich. Uhig.
NEW YORK MARHErs.-The Herald of the
lith says: "Common and medium IL good grades
OF flour again II l2c. per barrel higher. Be
You'd Il small lot of Canadian white wheat, free of
duty, at ~ - >, no sales of moment trans pired
Indian corn was higher, and sales of sound ives
tern mixed were made as high rs 79c Soc. per
bushel. Mess pork closed at So -, Cotton
was firm with moderate sales"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

NOTlCE.-A persons indebted to P. McDivtt
will please forward and scte their accounts
immcdiutel,. Those hpying Chim+ against him will
present them for settlement. ~ lis is above
phip Payne's Store oct lo-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
Peruvian (,IlanO,

Peruvian GUanO,
I consequence nj the well known cau.cs which have
lntcly prcIared md continuc prejudice the nrn-
ing inlcrest' His Excoeucy the Envoy Extnort inary
md Minister PlcnputentniY oi fctu IA DESTROYS inr
Is in his power To pnce the Peruvian Gunuo before
consumers ia such manner will cnnbs them OBJ
thin II terms better adapted Ia meet the difficulties
of the season. mad hns been ponscd direct orders
undersgned to sell Gunno, for the present follows
For To tons-$53 Cash
:" 10 10 tons-s52 d"
g" II to 80 iors-f,I d"
- II % tons-S50 " (timc.
81 10 30 tnns-f50 30 days ar dis for
81 10 100 tou--$50 months 1"
" l0l 10 900 pus- so mouths -" "
E" POI upwards-S10 1 months +"
The agents prepared Ia mike deliveries Mt their
deposits be different ports the United tao. through
orders given by them il this city.
T. BARkEDA Il BROTHER.
Baltimore, Sept. l-t, 1854
We desire to call attention to the nbo,e circular,
which (ofwordrl us by Mes'fs. +. Bnrrcdn a.
Brother the md inst
In order meet the of uur country friends on
the beat possible offer warehouses
Rowett's Nhnr Puic Peruvian Guaro. direct from
the government nRrns tho 81 $50 per o 900
HIS, for hugo ors mnll quantities
Parties unknown tou-. giving orders accompanied by
cash, su, ncloy cy references will be promptly Mt
tended to. RDWIErf, HARDY ~ co.
EV- Also in Store. Mexican Gunno AT $35, DeBurg' =
Superior Phosphate oi Lime, AT SAC.
sep I2-dGcs
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TENIIE SUBSCRIBER. wishing to eloso his
business. with II view of moving Off will
offer for sale, ON the oath day of the present
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telogiaphed ipl the Daily virginian
Further from the Arctic Disaster

RionMoNp.oc IL. Z. +. Jackson of Charles
ton and Edward DupaSaeur of y. Orleans, from
the Arctic, have reached Boston. They confirm
tho drowning Of the Collins family aud also tho
family of Mr.. brown. six in number. together
with Capt Luce. Fifty others ON deck went
down. large bout, too heavy to launch, was
filled with passengers whether saved or not il
unknown.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Papers received nom St. Johns at Boston.
BosroN, October l3,-papcrs from ST. Johns,
\. H., have been received announcing the arrival
OF the French Steamer sstd but they make no
mention Of her having rescued thirty of the crew
of the Inflated Steamer Arctic.
MARKETS:
RIcnMoNp, Oct II There il no change in
the Northern Markets
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"a HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE Oh RENT.

MI wish . sell the White House and Lot adjoining
my residence which has been ened years by Maj.
j. G. Walton If not sold in few weeks it will be
for rent MICAJAH DAVIS. Jr
sep 26-@lawts
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pLUESTt NE, EXTRACT LOCKWOOD. CoCHI-
- NEAL, Solution of Indigo-and a variety of Dyes,
for sale by X. STABILIZE & co.
oct l.dScts
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Brick Machine

/ ALSO Offer for sale privately, until the 25th
4 day of November next my interest in the
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Oct. 10, ls53-eodt3Ooc.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, JAN III, l5p4
A communication from the Senate announced
the passage of sundry bills.
II also announced the passage of resolution
relative to Virginia Military Land Bounty War
rants, already reported by NJ, which was adopted
10y the House.
Committees made reports
Mr. Tomlin offered the following resouti IN:
Resoired by The Generoi assembly, That the
Joint Committee heretofore appointed to inspect
the books and examine the proceedings of the
Bank of the Old Dominion, be and they are here
by required to make similar investigation rela
tive to the several Il INKS of this Commonwealth,
located in the city of Richmond aud such other
Banks of the Commonwealth as may seem to
them proper.
Mr. Claiborne moved to lay the resolution on
the table; which motion was negatlYed-Ayes
-, noes &c.
Mr. Wiley move to add thereto the words; ;
land particularly the Trans-A Allegheny Bank of
Virginia, which motion was rejected.
The resolution was then adopted-Ayes 20,
noes 30.
Petitions were presented and referred among
thcm
BY Mr.. Fowler OF NJ. b. Waddy and 33 9TH
crs of Louisa, for an independent company to
construct rail- Dad between Richmond and
Charlottesville.
Resolutions, chiefly of local character, were
offered and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. romln, the House adjourn
cd
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General assembly Of Virginia.



MONDAY. Jan. % Isl.
4 large number of bills were reported froiii the
various Standing Committees.
Mr.. Paxton called up the joint resolution 10
authorize the establishment of Medical School
in the city Of Richmond in connection with the
University Of Virginia, and il was agreed TO.
The following is the Committee, under the res
olution, on the part Of the Senate
Messrs. Harris Randolph, Baldwin, Thompz
son. Campbell, Smith and Creigh.
The following among other bills we're passed
To incorporate the Fridley's Gap Turnpike
Road Company Ayes -, noes 10.
Increasing the capital stock Of the West LIB.
orty aud Bethany Turnpike Company Ayes %
noes9.
10 incorporate the Richlands and Not Turn
pike Company Ayes ~. noes ..
Increasing the ca, ital of the Pulaski and Giles
Turnpike Company Ayes 20, noes 3.
BILL REJECTED.
To authorize an increase of the capital stock
of the Tnzewell Court House and fancy Gap
Turnpike Company Ayes %, noes 9.
SMALL NOTES.
Mr. Shnckclford called upthe bill to suppress
the circulation of notes of a less denomination
than five dollars.
Mr. Parker moved 10 amend the bill by strk
ing out the Imprisonment feature thereof, upon
which he called the ayes and noes.
long discussion ensued and the bill was laid
on the table, without coming To n vote.
On motion of Mr.. Catlett the Senate adjourn