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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-13
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
4 MOTHER TIkllMpI.!

n lfGH 4 cos (niIdors rntent,) SALAFAN-
DER SAFE STILL VlCTORlOus.-Tbe following
certificate selected because 1t ia tie best, but be-
cnise it the that has come hand, shows the fire.
prof qualities III these Safes
New Orleans. August 18th 1854.
MfssRs SrEARss 4 hAHyiE, New forN:
Gentlemen.-ln the great fire which occurred here
on the 9Th inst store was completely consumed -
Tho flames 6nm tho drug store opposite came npo. "
30 rapidly tint We had bnrely m"to lock pour books
anil nuke our e.cupe through the back door. Onr sae
WINS one Of your Rich Gu SaannBder Wilder Put
cnt } md although the hte oil the hottest there
being large quantity Of Liquors, Oils and other NOR
chandisc stored IN the building yet the books and papers
came out unnJnfcd except han the binding was slightly
steamed we arc perfectly satisfied that your Safes
nrc FIREPRoof, and We shall proc ahothcr Of the
kind Yours "
f. NJ DAI Fly & co"
Aarre supply Of different .zes Of the neoy" salr. nj
WAYS on hend. Jones' Wards Fair Lock, OF which
m .oe propretnrs fof the United Sntcs, Yae's Pow.
der Proof Lock Day & Newell-' Parautopte Lock, aud
other celebrated Locks applied Ia Safes may be pre-
ferred Bank Snics and Jewellers Safes on hand
II AIDE 10 order STEARNS & MARVIN
IA n lag Water Street New York,
Sole manufacturers % Snlannndcr Snlrs, combining
"Wldrra Pst~nt' and Rieh'- Patent
srps.2m Mcb1
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GEORGE JONES & CO.

GEORGE B JONES & CO,
nRUGGISTS. pETERsBuRG, Va offer tol sale for
- CASH or approved CREDIT, m extensive
mud varied assortment Of Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dye-Stufs, Window Glass, Soaps, PeifumeIy,
&c. Nc, Obtaining their supplies irom manufacturers
and importers only they prepared Ia furnish pure
aud genuine articles low theyean be bought Of any
regular iobhng housc
Their stock for the Full trade embraces: Best French
English and American Qunine Prime Caracas and
Maniln lndigoes; Prime Honduras Cnchinea Best Oh.
i've o. in bottles and casks Pure White Lend, dry and
ground in Oil; Prime Omhro Madden barrels and
kegs Blue Nirio in bhls. and kegs; Extract Logwood
boxes; Spices oil all kinds, whole and ground; Popu
lar Patent Mrdicn Of all kinds 'uhins nnd other
tracts for the handkerchief; German Cologne, Hair OILS
Pomntum, air Brushes dc &c, DC.
sep9-ts
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
II, :. WHlTTEMORE Il BRO

NTOuLD respectfully announce to me citizens If
w Lynchburg and ycirity thai they are na,,,ra,
,urpP at their Agricultural Works The Bn,jn n p
MIrCHEL'S PUMP Il FIRE ENGINE ranbi,a4
which is the INST perfect article of the Kind eyer ,,
ed 10 the public designed for Factory, Ere and Ga,
den Engine and j. peculiarly adapted to private vI
iiue. Attending tl,nl Fire Engine under their dir..
command, capable Of forcing water two story
dwelling.
All ordors promptly attended to aud Pumps put in,
els or Spring. at the usual rates. and ,rtnfted -
nerfortn well for year.
We nre The exclusive agents FOR The counties II Cr,
hell Amherst, Bedford and Appomaitox
III
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SOUT.ISIDE RAILROAD.

hAibIll RAIN
re-. "a IA, -sss.5s.ss1W We ready to receive
~ ~ IA for the Sou,hsiIc R,i
road. VIM. T. Andcl son, Commission House oIl the
Basin Any person wishing 10 the rntcs e freight
obtain frrig list by calling on me.
By order of the Supt
sep Bots ALFRED ". IIIRNER Ag'L
1--WE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
l. specially TO call the attention of the cizcns nj
iynclburg aud the adjoining country his arsc and
IN splcndidas>ortmcnto OF BOOTS, SHOES. AU1
II GATHERS. &c.. OF his OWN MAKE
~ AMI which ars wARRAsrFp OF Inn REsr or,t,
~ AND uF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot s.,
Hh" tor the present Nenson, will well call on ~
r. am determined !" please, both regards uta,ns
and rrcr.
Don't forget call at the store three doors nbuve the
Franklin Hotel aud iTmejately opposite the Citizen
Savings RnHk. r +. GRINAIDI
drc lit
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SOlTlI-SIDE RAILROAD
81, N ~ 2.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the D,-
a pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted At
10 o'clock, A, NJ. and arrives at Burkeve the in
terrection of the Richmond and Danyille Rail-Road
mt 10 oeockA connecting by that Road with Messrs.
7. tlage & Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte curt lansc
Halifax Court House, Danvc and Greensboro \ [.
aud arriving at the river siN miles below L'nchbnrs,
at /, P, NJ, connecting there Nth packet which
arrives in lynchhuig al at hail past two.
The return rnin leaves Lynohburgat $50 A. NJ
arriving il Petersburg nj $50 oclocl =. NJ, VIII pas
s'sngcls will have an opportunity dine. The tain
vii leave FmmvllIc at 10 two o'clock +. NJ, ard
BnrkeshIc at 10 J. p. m, arriving 10 Petersburg in
time for the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appon,attox Rail.
Road, with the sp, ndd nships Roaun>c aud james.
town tor N'"-hotk, which lea>c City Point p. NJ
md every Wednesday III steamships for philalephin
which leave City Point n; the SANE hour.
Passengers prctering To ia Petersburg the
night, take the morni : tran North mt a. A NJ.
the James River Boats for Old tint, Norfolk and Bat-
AT 8. A the for he South nj O'Clock
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
cts between the following points may be procured
the anne xed lates:
Between Petersburg aud Lynrhhurl, through in
sixteen hours, --..----..--.-. s. 90
Between Petersburg aud the Sweet Sulpliur
Springs through in days,.-........-. 8 90
Between Petersburg and " hic sulphur 81 r ngs
tmoush in two days.. .----......... 3 30
between Petersburg \ Danvillc through in turn.
ty-tonr h"nrS,----- --.-.-. ..---.---.. s %
Between Petersburg & G.ee sboro' c, thro'
in two days. -.-...- 10 On
Between Petersburg and Salisbury y c. through
IN tw" dnys.-.---- -. --..--.-.--...... Il 90
Between Petersburg and Charlotte 90
freight train tnvcs the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at 81 a. mand
returns the same days Any person wishing 10 see IT,,
rates Of freight obtain freight list by calling n=on
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
oct Its E. WALL Suu't s. s, r. K.
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1854.
SEpEENB T. R 26iIi.
GEO, M, KVCAER n co.

1854
SEPTEMBER 6ih.
GEO. NJ. KUCkEK n co.
- ESPECrFULLl ask Il p attention ~ In Lad'es
~ 10 the following Goods, viz:
French Worked Musling Collars and teyes,
" Inside Collars
Chrmisetts
peatl " Lace Collars
Gmpurc
Maltere -
Mnlines Sleeves
Cembric Cullnr. and Sleeves,
Linen do do
L ibi OF Tered Cnmhric Dress
do do Skirts
do Muslin Caps
do Infants Robes,
do BodiGes
Mourning Chemsert- aud Sleeves
do Coliurs and do
Embr Jder-d Black Grape Collars.
The above goods in gr variety and selected
with the greatest cac, being of the newest designs aud
all Of this FALL importation. ladies wanting suth
goods may rely getting the most fashionable 10 be
hai. u. NJ. H. W.
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs,
Fare from Lyme Iburg

To Lexiuctnn...----s - - - White sulphur - %
Rock Alum.....3 30 " Sweet AMI Red d 90
Warm & Hot Spgs..5 90 =" Dagger SPring..2 %
nUR Packe, BOATS leave Lyrehhurg for buchanan,
~ daily tsurday. exerpted) at n. and arrive et
pm Returning leave Buchanan dni.s. att u m lSnn-
DAYS excepied) and arrive IN Lynchbnrg. nj IN -
Al North River tn Boats canrcct with daily line ot
stage. for Lexington. Rock and Bath Alu H. NHrm mud
Hot Springs, Mt tilmers Mil WITH The stage Tor N1tur-
a. Bridge and Blu, hannn with rso r,s 10 the White
Sulphur one blythe Sweet and The other 10y Dagger
Snrnigs.
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EW DRY GOODS

NEW DRY GOODS
~ PHILIP W. PAYNE
Is now receiving very superior stock OF FALL
md WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting of every article
1T Ladies and Genlrncn's wenr. Also, large
of Blankets, Lndseys and Heavy Woolens, all OF
which he offers or the most favorable H's for
patron nnd the public generally are respectfully so
licitcI To CAP al kYLE'S CORNER, MAIN ST.
IN Ii d..
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Dissolution.

TNHEtnpartnorshp heretofore existing under the
style and fam of VIM T. Green & Co. is
hereby dissolved by itua consent.
All person, indebted To the concern requested to
forward and settle with Wm. T. Green. who is
alne authorized the of the firm in liquidu
ton. WIN. T. GREEN u co.
Aug. LIST, 1851.
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For Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Port walthall Line.


IhlE hraulni and taY"ri'e si'nnb'ats l-,R
i AUGUSTA, under thn command Of S---<zEeTTTI--
Capt. Nm. G. Smith, SO long ipd nyornbly known IL
the nntoliing community ON the Potomac and james
River) Is now running On the line win Poi Nhl-
ihnIl, rHd is furnished wiih IL + T. 30 TS,
LIE Preserves, farr Pumps md all the Hrpliunces
lurcd by Act of Congress the -ufcty nfpns
myers
The Cans running H. ncNion with tho Augusta from
Birhmon1 caYo the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on
every Mouday. Wednr-dnynnd Friday q O'Clock NJ.
Persons arriving IN Richmond, by the Packet l}ont'
have hut tcw steps 10 walk TO the Cars,
The Gas runui from frler.burg Ia Gny Point in
connection wth the Augusta lcuve Petersburg
uay= us nbuve, MIA Mfron the Depot OF the Apo
mnuox L. Co. thus giving passengers opportunity
go from Lynchburg thrr by the Packet Bons or
Dauvilc Railroad 10 Richmond o. by way o the youth
Side Rnrond 10 Petersburg mud from there next morn
ing 10 Norfolk.
Returning The Augusta will leavc Norfolk the alter
uateduls. siz Tucsdnys, Thursdays aud Saturdays NJ
81
The AuEustn will stop nt Old Point, both going aud
returning regularly throughou the Bathing Scnson
FARE between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. 81 90
tarn between Richmond Coke, Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf .--..-..--. --.-......- --.-.- 80
Children aver three yonrs mud not ovct twelve
years OF age, hall price.
Meal, cnch, -..--.. ~ so
Servants. through, $780, ----..---. 81
Servants 10 any point On Il q riNer.-----.---.- 90
Meals, ...-....-.-.. 90 %
Jun 26.dVcts fllOS. DODAMEAD.Snpt
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KIC,lTxENCH GOODS.

- II. LENlS-rhe subscriber is opening one
-. Of the M splcndd stock. of rich Fserch Goods
offered in any house in the upper country, F the
very newest STYLES The niies OF this cry and
country respectful, invited to call and examine
hc save Polnenc<s end air dealing strictly adhered
to. Il. II. LEWIS, East Main
oct ITS Lynrhbuig, Va.
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sBURG.
FALL, 1854.
IT Small FOR N. YORK

II MAIL LINE FOR n. YORK.
y. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE first clnr. double engine steamship. sCPFTR
Roanoke, Capt Thomns Skinner, raves Cuy @-.AS&.
Point for New York, Every saturday morning, al 10 u
clock touching at Norfolb. Tn jamestown, Capt.
Edward Cnvendy oasey as heretofore. E,c,s tuesday
eve ,ins touching Noiolk Trims hy Ralr"nd from
Petersburg ccnucct with eac ship.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg Tuesday morning
will arrive in tire fo the jamestown, at City Poinhc
same evening nt7 clock; and those leaving Friday
will lay Over In icrshnrg that night, ani connect wit
thu Roanoke, neal morning 10 orlocl.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
S,nte Room. 80 %
Scctace passqg". > w
Passage an FAR to Norfolk samr hy ne River
Steamers.
For Frcicst sPa.saee apply 10
SAM Ell G. BAPTIST, Petersburg.
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REMOVAL.

ROBERT w IL Ii MS
fI'AkES this meihudo informing his friends aud
TONERS mud the public generally thai he has removed
lis Book Store The and beautiful building Of Mr..
Ynnceys opposite the Citizens Savings Bank,
where he intends cnrrying oG the
Book, Stationery, Music and Fancy
Business.
lie will be receiving, ia II few days from the North
EN- Cities. u large aud wei lectcd sock of Books
tlue Stationery Music md Fancy articles. md pre-
his stock though smu, vii be- found 10 comprise
good assortment OF School Bool-. Novels, Music, Mu
sical Instruments, 81. Persons wishing purchase
linoks OF any Kind would do well to give him call.
sep 20ts
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GAS LIGHTS.


TI'nE Lyme burg Gas Light Company are fully
i prepared 10 furnish Stores, Churches, Factofie,
and private families with Gas OF superior quality
Whether consider the brilnhcy Of the light, free.
dom from es ne cac6ltcd soil rooms furniture
Iigh, in use Wrhrg eave invite attention to the
following recommendation of few of those who have
tested liz qualities.
The undersigned who using tins manufactured u,
The Lyucburg Gas Works take pleasure in recommend
ing II citizens at large, being better, ceaur
and cheaper than any other light have used consider
ing the amount Of lighi obtained.
Robert Early, Stgle., McElery K Co.
r. A. Atkinson. Baker Cavey,
Simpson Bro, Burroughs, Shaler & Co.
John 7. Wright, b. + Sumpter,
Philip W. Payne, Glass 81 Rane,
Jno. o. Meem, i. l., Dudley,
WIN. Sitter, NJ. Guggcnheimcr,
Acree g. McClanahun, c. Morse,
Mcdonald X Peters, WIN. b. & G. Fisher.
q. NJ Rnekcr, Il. Stabler & CO.,
r. II. Gibbs I~1sire of A. Boyd,
Baptist CHI rch w. + Andeisop& Co..
Rosser Il Cawthon, Horner Watson 4 Co,
Norvell House, Mcdaniel, Hurt& Preston,
Chas ]. Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen Sup. of K. r.,
W. W. Lefwic, x Bro, FretwelI 4. Hall,
Washington House, d. b. Puuc,
.. y Langhorne Hatcher y Log~ God,
Jas. NJ. Boyd. }Wardens of st. Paus
Sam. W. Shelton, }Church.
Those wishing introduce Gas certain tie
cost, and any other information respecting IT, by apply
my T. C. HOPPER, SUI erinte ndent.
may ls.ds
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Low Fare from Lynchburg TO Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and aitcr The IUlh July, our buuls WI IehNr
/ nrhburg Tor Richmond. tri.weoky, VIZ: Tuesdny,
Thursday Il Saturdays directly after the ar
rival of the Western cars Passengers from Lynchbug
are two nights and one day the beat-; and thos"
who have business IN Richmond, without tossing
time save g. so by taking TIM route For Charlotte
Vile triweekly coaches in Seotsvie; leave
Lynchburs 1t m, arrive IT. charlottesville next day
at 3ONp hDMtNo DAVE 'foal.
iul,
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$50 REWARD

$50 REWARD
ID AN away Gouihe subscriber. on The 18th MAY,
IL ncsro man named MIKE. belonging 10 Mrs =
Dance OF Pow haan county, Va. The sand negro is a.
bout #. inches Ugh; well hack-betwccr % and
80 years old; he wears Navy Cap, Ia other clothing
RENE inferred. The above rewards Will be given
delivered to me, section 10 Va. Tenn. Railroad, Pu
nski 20, Va. $40 if lodged in jail where ger
him. JACOB RUAiBOUGli
IunSls
20 Richmond WI and Buchanan Recorder copy.
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LYNCHBuRG MARBLE WORKS

Adjoining Post Office.
II AS now in shop the best display Unfinished Marble
Il i Work South OF Baltimore.
Persons will do we'll TO call and examine, and
mere hants going North have orders filled here
cheap and work executed as we'll any Northern Es-
tabIishrnenr. and the eayy charges otreGht &c
box free Of charge and guarantee saic 10
any Distance. embracing haann, Egyptian and the
various American Marble Monuments, Tombs. Head
and Foot Stones. and anything in the Marble line
My stock ri lead aud Foot Stone. merit particular
alt, non. In form, sile. style aud quality hey are n
dapted the tastes and circumstances OF all.
oct tgluy
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Sole manufacturer. % Snlnnnndcr Snlr4, combining
w lldors PATENT and '' Rloh- Pntcni.'
IA med
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Aud extending through the cnri'ehlo
M INV c,rr, trt.sr,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03
Practice.

CONTEMPT OF CouRr.-We have slight recol-
lection of having read, Lizard, OF dreamed of the
following scene in Court:
Drunken attorney.--lf tile Court please, think
that this witness is, by has showing, interest
ed IN The event of this case. | object, on that
ground, TO his further testimony. If man may
swear himself INTO the possession of two hunderd
dollars in this Court, why all have 10 say il, that
this is d. of pretty Court of Justice!
'Mpsy Judge.-Mr. Brown, your objection seems
10 be well taken. The witness may retire from
TIE >tand. This Court permits no profane Ian
euage III its presence. Your language, Mr. Brown,
seems to be very profane. You are fined FIVE dol
lars for contempt of court.
Drunken Attorney (soberee by the fine).-Wh by,
your Honor hasjust made use of prolane Language
yourself.
Tpsy Judge getting more tpsy by his efforts to
collect his ideas).-Dl the court use profane Ian
guagel Well, then, The Court fines itself. Here
is the money, Mr.. Clerk. This Court intends to
preserve ITS dignity, without regard to personal
penSe.
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Inyigornlin.: E.Ii sc or -CordIn

1nyiGorntin. Elixir Cordial.
The oScrwro1slt brain aud dcb.tnled body find their
best AID potent restorative tLis unrivalled
tunIs. Upon tne stomach which always weakened by
intellectual labor taxing The ply
scapowers it aotslke charn impArrg to that regt-
utor and balance wheel corporeal machine the
strength to per its functions power TO Sc
crete in due quantity tile juices necessary Tor per-
feet digestion. There is species oil nervous disease
from neuralgia and tic dooreuxt highest Huttorings
OF tile nervous SYSTEM which may not be promptly sub!
1ued by iSpeerlcss inygorant. For ALI fmiua com
plants, whetherte resLao dissipation proceeding
frominvolunary IL is, in the fullest OF The
word. invaluable. Ladies', who suffer severely froa
This description Of ailments, will do well this fact
in mind
The Cordalis put up, highly nrated pint boil,
Ties Price three dollars bottle. Two Tor five dollars
Nix Tor twelve dollars. q. II. RING, Proprietor,
I92 broadway, New York.
Sodby Druggists throughout the United States, Canada,
and tho West Indies
Agents.-wnEtLtso- KELLS d, CALDWELL.
CiScINwAri-B, H. 2E.ikINfS.
| n5@See advertisements jy3
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Law versus Saw.

Sitting in the Office was lawyer
Standing in tile street was 4 sawyer
On the lawyers anxious face
You could read kilotty case,
While the sawyer. gannt and giim.a
On rough nd knotty limb,
Kun his saw.
Now the saw. horse seemed to me
Like 4 double \ IN fee;
And tile saw,
Which ever way twas thrust,
Must he followed by The dust,
Like tile law.
Aud the log upon the rack,
Like a Client upon the track
Played its part
AS the tempered teeth OF steel
Made wound that would not heal
Through tile heart.
And each severed stick That fell,
its 'aIling seemed 10 tell.
All too plan,
OF the many severed ties,
That i'll law suits will arise,
Bringing pain.
Then methought the sturdy paw,
That was using axe and saw
On the wood
Held yielding mine of wealth.
With It's honest toll aud health
Doing good.
Il the chips that strew'd the ground,
by some stricken widow found
In her need.
Should By light and warmth impart
BLESSINGS 10 her aged heart,
Happy tieedI
This conclusion then drew.
That no exercise of jar,
Twisting InIia T1tbEfr Ian,
Is as good
4 the exercise of paw,
On the handle OF saw,
SeNering wood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03

give copy from the Pittsburgh. Journal the ar
gunent of Mr.. Stanton, aud the assent of Judge
Grier thereto. This Is as we expected, and every
one who is Mt all coaversant with the old case ex
pected like result. Mr.. Stanton's argument
is matter of course; but we call attention TO the
assent OF Judge Grier, and the grounds thereof
Grant that the Supreme Court do give him inris-
dction by assumption, yetthe Supreme Court have
not Decided that the act oil Congress does not Of
feet the question, and Judge Grier in lodging be-
hind this position, has been less manly than the
bill or the counsel, both ofwhich meet the queS-
ton plainly, asserting the nvalility of the act of
Congress-. The Judge has not the magnanimity to
decide upon and meet this issue, but assumes that
now the bridge is down, the law does not apply
lott. What says the law? ''Sec. Z. And be it
further enacted, That the said Bridges declared
10 be. and are established post roads, for The pas
sage of the Mails of the United States, and that
the Wheeling and Belmont BrIge Company
authorized to have and maintain their said Bridges
al their present site and elevation" &c. Now ii
required The astuleness and subtlety of ''true
Pittsburgher' 10 get over language plain
this, but Judge Grier comes up 10 the work in gall
liant style, jumps the barrier which Mr.. Stanton
has been endeayoring 10 batter down, and disposeS
of the whole question in about ten minutes Tru-
ly the Judges ofthe Supreme Court are not what
they have been. and this Judge has heretofore
presented notifying instance showing how
poorly RmaIl men can support high places.
He has heretofore proven himself the leffreYs OF
the Supreme Couit, and he now bids fair to prove
himselfthe Saunders also. The Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company are governed by the law
of yitsinin, by their rights under that law, and
5y tile law of Congress ''the supreme law of the
land" BY that law they authorized 10 "maip-
their bridges at their present site aud eleva-
;ion." With law. with reason. and with right on
the one side, and with the Pittsburgh Judge of the
Supreme Court alone on the o:her, who could hesi-
tate as 10 the proper course2 Will that Company
obey the laws of Virginia (supreme in this case
even if aone,) and the laws of Congress. OF will ii
obey the Afternoon dict,tm of single Pittsburgh
Judgea
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