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General w D4 HAMPToN's statement ina
recent speech as to General LEES feelings
when hesirrendered at ppomattox Court.
house Is fullycorrebor by General Cor
DON, Of Georgia, who said few days ago:
Il ssCan / ever forgets No, never can i
forget the words which fell from his lips as
/ rode beside him amidst the defeated, de-
jected, and weeping soidiery, when, turn
ing to me, he said e could wish that 4
was numbered among the fallen in the last
BATTLE y - lss j. II 49,
General GORDON also said, amongst many
other things for which We have not room;t
cit has been my fortune in life to have
come IN contact with some whom the world
pronounced great--some of the earth ceie-
brated and distinguished-but I declare it
here to-day that OF all mortal men whom It
basever been my privilege to approach; ne
was the greatest and assert here That,
grand as might be your conceptions OF the
man before, he arose In incompatible majes-
ty on more familiar acquaintance. This can
be affirmed of few men who have ever nyed
or died, and of no other man whom it has
ever been my fortune to approach" s.; !,
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Mr Chase-


,f,,s Republicans, or rasiler the Raa g
.,,s already plotting to induce Mr.ye nA y
:, : ,essrn his seat upon the bench the
- Court of the United States in
s,rs,nr that It may be filed by come unpsinei.
.nIed partisan. FoRNEY's Press has Q Wash i.
inytoa correspondent who says itseerns
20 be conceded THAT Chief Justice CHAss
q NO longer desires to participate IN puonc
"affairs.'' 9 Being q man Of taste ane ioi'
tnne.' quoth this double-tongued hastele. !, !,
q he win probably retire from the oencn "
.tthe supreme Court at no distant uay'
rsana, following the example OF dose stSa
.ssSswAap, travel 10 Europe ana ato,,nu M ~
I. world for the benefit of bis health. w
tv,aas fs,st AR. CHASE will retain nus posl.
sion. The ablest lawyer upon 'he o
ana the most accomplished statesman "
which the Republican party can ors' =
s ). . hoast- he honors the Federal JUDI
ciary, and the country wouid saher an IN
n,ense loss should he surrender, at asin &c
wbea mona but mere partisan could sue
coed him. place where legal abilities ana
craftsmanship are both SO necessary. Mr.
CEASE has not always, we fear, acted up
to his convictions. he has had an eye
to the Presidency, and has sometimes
stified his conscientious opinions and Ut
taret, such as a rabble of Infatuated lgno.
ram,,ses demanded. We do not doubt that
he deceived even himself, and, like st. PAuI
when he prosecuted the saints, verify
thought he was doing God service sub
st;tuting "the country for "Gcd. Bnt
Mr.. CHASE has always been true TO MS con-
science when he could not deceive himself.
No sublimer spectacle has ever Deen seem
in this country than that presented by the
Chief Justice when, sitting rs president OF
the High Court of impeachment at WASH
;neton which tried ANDREW JOHNSON DC
faced down all opposition. and, preterrlng
Justice to popularity, alienated bis wafmest
nol,tical friends and sacrificed all his hopes
Of reaching the presidency. rather tnan pc
untrue to himself and his country. IL was .
hard trial. The Chief Justices metal was
tested as i'm /" burning fiery furnace, ana
Il came out pure gold. BE would gladty
have escaped from the dilemma IN winch
Fortune had placed him; but when ne
found TINT there was no opening, he braced
himself and stood forth in the face Of, tne
world " every inch man." Like LUTHER
al the Diet of Worms, the Chief Justice
might, after defining his position, have ex'
claimed, Here stand. Icannot DO other"
,cise. God help me-" He was bound by
his conscience, and he would not break lts
letters. That, however, which ne doubt
less considered the greatest trouble OF his
life win stand out In history as the brightest
level In the coronet of his fame. 81
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M SPREAD THE TRUTH.-soms

NJ SPREAD THE ;.TRuIH.-Some
medical men insist that It is undignited to adyef-
tiae remedy however valuable IL mhy be. queer
reasoning this. It Is Ike saying that an article
which the world needs should be hid In a corner
that benefits and blessin gs NAV be too widely OIL
fused--that the ans Of protecting ana restoring
health should be a close monopoly, and not acces-
sible to ALL The argument is bad. II Is worse
than that, It is i7,1uu,an. Suppose HosTETTEhifs
sToMAcH BITTERs--an absolute specific for ays-
peps,a,i ;bilIousness, and nervous dsbihty--nao
never been known beyond the repertoire OF 'ne "a
emily. what wonld have been Inc consequence
instead of curing aud invigoratins millions, the
good effects Of the preparation would have 6een
mined TO a comparative few. There Is tne nlgs,
oct aitnoritv for saying that light ouid NOT pe
nnder a brshel; thar whatever Is excellent snouiu
he nlaced ts o city on bill, where al men can
lake cogniz ince OF It. 1t Is upon ibis prlneipie
fha the Bitters have been advertised ana contlnus
10 be advertised In every newspaper OF any proMll
hence In the western hemisphere anu tnsss the
Spontaneous testinon sis IN MS iayor nsos
Ffranrpted into all written 1anguaRes. Ihousanas
eniov neI feet heal to-day who would be
fng on beds of sickness If the newspapers had not
sa,rend the truth NTH regard to ttss nnequdtea ~
TSS1or1nt and corrective Tar AND wloe. c9oPppsSe
nrgott ms been reapea from this publicity. is thdt
aanv arenment against 1t? 1.-THE public nesitn mas
he n projected !; If lives have been saved II the
feeble have been reDgthened ana the SICK re,
stored 0rent good has been accomplished anu
who 90 m IAN as to gr udge 20 exertlons mus ~"
,.e.taI ,heir FAIR. reward? r..t oc al-eodlw &wlt
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n--nAI7sE AND EFFECT. Colds

ne CAUSE AND EFFEiCI - - pc
are the effect of obstructed perspiratlloon. Inc
symptoms are SO generally that nothlne
need be said on that point But cclds are easily
+,ran and unless great care is exercised second
enid VIII often be contracted or, In other words,
one cold win run into another, and confirmed
cough ensue bringing NJ and rack1ng OF
the lungs. andrtc production OF tubertles. Al
though many thousands Of persons are drifting
through these symptoms towards pulmonary dis
eases of a dangerous character, yet the majority
think that they are troubled with nothing but an
ordinary cold which VIII remedy Itself and pass
away. Fatal deIusion 1.-the rock on which many
cold ia attended TO- Use MIsHGER;S HERB
BITTERS, the most potent remedy ever discovered
aeatnst the dangerf of taking them, 1t il used
rnguiarly Two or three times day as tonic. G,tt
: &c 2f-podlw&wlt y ~ rs, y Eftfs ~
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whei, tsse natural and ord aary phiecfse1s
have been made ID ie re stfafi0n Of GER
tain parties, ON Chs grpuhd Of minority 9,
ETC.. highly respected md syell known CIT
zens ID somespg che sountie being 81
rested by deputy Uaited states Marslalss
and irageed OF fson their homes 20 an
swer in baltimore. These respectable gen 2,
tiensen would doubtless like TO know now
they coald haven anaged sso=s.pay no s, ae
tsntio,, 81 10 the Federal Marshals. Inc e
ises 4, 5 We have for some time rnairtainea,
' ths.s : y nothing Of Tree government
, saas +, this country but the forms. aIsBos
s ssy,-we think it is GrnBoN-that in Rome e
the s forms of republican government were
most unn ostentatiously paraded before the PEG.
ole when all other semblance Of such g . gov.
eminent had yielded to the usurpations Of
Y,ntc
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DEpUBL1CAN MEETINGS,
TEIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

= >; ;iltrtG..sE .-Ea sBfi-'>
Hon. CHARLES q. PORTER, author Of the
Homestead Provisions. of the Virginia Oonstitu-
ton, and the Republican nominee for reelection
to Congress from this district, viii address the peo-
ole of the district as follows ;;1s-.it.s=t 'siti
ASHLAND Hanover county, WEDNESDAY,
October 18th. 10, 90 - - @,.,'
COURTHOUSE, Hanover county, sATUR-
Day, October 22d. s,5rl',SEa ~ -i<,.;t 80
COURTHOUSE, Henrico county, MONDAY,
October eth. L ;is{ 25s; ssiE >,.t;E& - -
PORT WALTHALL, Chesterfield county,
TUESDAY, October 2sth. 80
MANAKIN, Goochland county, SATURDAY,
COLD HARBoR. Hanover county, MONDAY,
October 3lst. siii5 Gj ~ So" ~ -
H,GGEsSoN's STORE, Hanover county, FRI
DAY, November, Ah. a-iie l
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, Hanover county, SAT
FREE BARBECUE at the last meeting.
The above meetings place st u O'Clock Ms
Major jobs J.. MORGAN, of Clarke county,
will also address the people at the abovemeetings.
Mr.. Porter will di vide time with his opponent
he desires discussion. rs. 5'. I,
The people, irrespectiyeofpolitics,a are requested
to be present. d. Ai. huAf hHDi 70, %
Chairman Republican Congressional Committee
Third Districtcf Virginia. e'f.'&r,
SAMUEL {. ANARLE, Sec'y. &C 2o-tNoyb
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p IRISH LINENS at IS, 40, 45, an

NJ. IRISH LINENS at IS, 40, 10, and
LINEN TABLE-gLoT Hs, full two yards long,
III. at 81, worth 8l.so :ifil .s.f. - 9.sg
FRINGED NAPKINS or DoYLEs5 at 7sc. and
Al ner dozen. wortf, S1.25 and $L5o;
BRIDAL or HoNEY.CeMR QUILTS. large
enough for the largest bed at 81 90, worth $500
large stock of BED BLANKETS from "a TO $ls
3 pair {; GINGHAMs st loc. Per ward; BED
TICK at loo. per yard = CGMFoRTERs at 90 % ;
laree-size HEAVY WOOL BED Spreads ~
"a. So worth. ss :; WHITE CORDUROY CO
IoRED CORDUROY, BALMoRAEiSKlRTso OF
every description, at LEVY BROTHERS',5
-. ~ lsls and 12l5 Main street;
Take notice that our store will be closed MON
DAY tina 18th, on account OF holidays. ~ ocs
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}. mar p TEssIER,s CELEB.RATED'

mgr TESTERS G ELEB RA TED
BRAND NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER
OIL. the best American oil in market. We Inn
port it In the original casks Iolding from 90 to IS
gallons each) direct thus doubIy insurng Its per-
feet original purity and efficacy.
Physicians who have prescribed It and persons
who have token!it and observed Its effects ascrtbe
to It much higher and more valuable medicinal
properties than any other oil. For sale, wholesale
or retail, by 5-.f.i L. WAGNER, Druggist,
w 90 on otx a l,a z5s. 9Th and Broad streets.
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"a. I'm ID afisborfze snbsesip ttons to
&. fenYnnarysen by Ehectay OF Ports
mont town OF Danyilla, and various
co Ho,ass him dsclasine tlis Rapiian river =
jaNfuE fsnce from liberty ID. Ills 10 LIZ srnc-
fion WITH Robertson er...ss.s
: Hpuse bin toanssnd the act Co aMena 9fe
charter OF Che Alexaadria and Fredsfdcks-
'Hei1se bin supp mental to an act ineor-
sporpsing the Potomac End Manassas Raiis
road Company. 6-i
I House btu to incorpo the Potomac
and Valley Railroad Company. ~ !.
81 House bill to irlcorpo rate the Richmond
and Henrico Railway Company. This bill,
with ). b. CrenshaW and others corpora
tors, PROPOSES TO charter 9 railroad from
Broad street out the Brook turnpike, the
+consent OF the city and the turnpike eor1-
Fpany being first obtained, TO any point That
may be chosen in Henrico county, the COM
pary to make the road OF any gauge, ana 10
Be at liberty to dispense with rails and nse
the locomotive known as the Road En-
Senate bill to amend the. act prescribing
the times for holding the terms Of tne GU
cult courts of the State. ,r;Sls 80. !,
& House bill to authorize the county OF
Fluyanr1a to borrow money to build bridges
DESTROYED by the late flood.
! Senate bill providing for the regfssfatlon
sof the members and officers of the General
Assembly. S, .,ss,:s,
By MIR. LovENsTE1N A resolution as to
the expediency of amending the Code 80 as
to increase coronerS fees from So to $40.
+ By MIR. THURMAN: a bill to preserve GER
tain remedies from loss by lapse of time.
By Mir. MoCAuLt: a resolution rs to the
expedieney OF bill to prohibit the sale OF
spfrituous and malt liquors to minors.
JUDGE OF NORTHAMPTON.
The House refused to concur In Senate
amendment to Joint resolution fixing the
25th instant for the election OF county
Judge Of Northampton-the Senate propos-
ing the 9th instant.
aa.srt.t. BILL PASSED.
House bill amending the act prescribing
the duties and compensation Of county ofh-
GERS was taken up and passed. 1t provides
that Commonwealth attorney must be Q
resident of the county for which ne IS
elected. -
DAMAGES FOR DEATH By WRONGFUL. ACT, 60.
House bill to. authorize the recovery OF
damages in cases where death is caused by
the wrongful act, default, or neglect OF an
other, was taken up out OF It's order, on
motion of Mr.. DANIEL, and was under COL
sideration when the morning hour expired.
!, s 80 i5s TIE ROAD BILL. .@'.i
a ouse bill in relation to roads, bridges,
&C., being the special order, was taken up.
Various amendments were adopted, when
the bill was postponed for ten minutes, on
motion of Mr.. STUBBs, to take up the reso-
luton releasing the Marylanders and Their me
vessels captured in the s;:..': ],
j...'...51 OYSTER WAR.
The Joint resolution being taken up, MIR.
STUBBs proposed to amend BY providing
seizure, keeping, &C., of the captured YES
sells. be paid by the owners before the said
vessels be released. Not agreed to. The
resolution was then ordered to engross-
ment and third reading. 7:au ,,a3sscSs
Adjourned. .gsgi,sya. .esr-,.tssss.
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no THE PEOPLE OF THE 3sa
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

4 respectfully announce that viii address the
people of the Third Congressional uistrict -
the following places and tine In opposition 70 tle
election OF Charles Il. Porter, and respecetn -
invite Mr.. Porter to take part In discussion. ~
those kind. friends Of both parties who nave ~
aatteringly and persistently urged me 10 CONF @.
before the public, hsye but to say COME AND
HEAR ME: ,,o,-n.v
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, MONDAY
oI HMELIA COURTHOUSE, WEDNESDAY,
October goth. 1877 /.
MANNSBORO', Amelia, October 2s.n. sa2i.ss
CLOVER BILL, October 2stb. -,
POWHATAN COURTHOUSE, WEhNEs-
DAY, November "a. -, 10 =, = !, -
qo0CHLAND COURT-HoUsE, THURSDAY i'-ee
Eoyemb Der Sd. .e.s....s.. s.-4,., ,st@s@
MANAKlN, FRIDAY, November 9TH.
" CoALFIELD, SATURDAY, November oth.
MANCHEs TER, MONDAY, November 7lh.
II INV friends in Amelia will make appointments
for me for the 9th and % h Of October, and notify
me Of 1t, Will fill them.
Respectfully. &C..
oc TT SAM JEL M. PAGE:
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The New York Times boasts that Har-
per's Weekly is doing s. admirable service :"
for the benefit of the Republican party in
the political campaign now going on in that
city and State.
Yet Southern people continue to buy and
read it rs literary weekly.
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South CAROLINA ELECTIONS. The report
is that tho Republicans carried South Car
DINA at the State elections last week by
10000 majority, and have all the Congress
men. We fear the next House of Repre-
sentative will be very much the same as the
present in its partisan complexion. y
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~. FI.ANNEIs IANNELst.

FLANNELSf!l !.
We cali particular attention 70 our stoeA -
FLAMES. We nowoffer .4 -,
wpTTE AND RED FLANNEL, warrantea al
wool, at CSC. worth soc. per YARD ,,,.I
F,rl vard.wtde, all wool SHAKER FLANNELL'
at soc. per yard worth CSC. M,
wHprE, GREY, BED, and BLU l" iL liz
FLANNELS in all qualities; ~ts5 ~.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS;
OPERA FL ANNELSin all colors
Also. full assortment Of BLEAChED ano os-
BLEACHED CANTON FLAHNELs'sfrom
~ - - 4 LEVY BRoTHERs',
lal8 and l2lt Main street,
CoATgs SPOOL COTTON, all Nos.' AZ s0c'
per dozen. .,ll .i.ft, 49, 81 "a 80
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!: n.y. PED BLANKETS, BED BLANK.
! r i .-Eyery variety Of BED BLANKETS from
AZ, lowest to the highest prices.
CALICO CoMFoRTERs
CoLoRED WOOL BEp-sPREADs. ,,,, ,,, =.
Z GREETINGS, and PILL CW-CAsE COTTON.
!. = - : = : LEVY BROTHERS,
- s1se 1aia and LIS Main street.
3 VELVET RIBBONS in all widths and colors !;
RT,AoK and CoLoR CD sATIHs cut on the bias.
Toe 81
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sDOLITICAL.@I will address the people
4 of HANOVER, al the courthouse, on
TUESDAY, October 2sth, upon tbs Issues in.
yolyed IN the Congressional campaign, and in ad-
yocacy of the election or z..s.
-. 'a.G Col. ALBERT ORDWAY
TO Congress from the thlrd district.
ar e4.-a .i4gz a-.i. ISAAC Fl. HUNTER.
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~ Auor1es iss I q. 5. .ssa,
3. 800 s,,,,,,sr Il sssa sassstns.
..r,s 81 sold to 81 n IA room scr otslerh
COOP oaarzrss nc: psissr disss. gee better
still, sscss
90 49, 1oss aLANaE1s It, sa pair, verta ~ st
- 80 ,,r,,Ias New YoIk Wholesale pfdeess
~ tssTWaHEs nom Sc. To Per yarsi 80
sesersnt CL Otis Et less fhsn wholesale psicsss
- gasF AgEst sHSWIsi sHEWLSfS5a
a.. sizes. ali kinds. an -at less tnan hew
York wholesale prices.
FLANNELs, All kinds. II $500,
LADIES, and aENI,6
,,,es Ss ssoUsSrNG SUITS trimmed With best
NJ NJ II HI HON E6zISF.SL %, worth sL7s;
sSE1GK CRAFE CL0t as 1sc.s che Up ~ sLas;
BASE Sc - q i. s..
ra asM sa ana s UoIRED ALPAoas Sc, good;
Ssaassi wiz gaFts
BIa ieik g BssVEa Nod and TURKISH
ss anal a and best in tbs mar
ket fuI yard vide, &C only 12sc..-Sc g.
H'hE Ell = HNn'WIsTEn pBr GOODS
AT JULIUS sYCIE's,
sas Main street. second dior nom corner s'n %
ann ,reeaf ding by every stsxnaer large lo.s OF
evary' dsscriDsior of DIRE GOODS and FAHof
nocns witch sre selected With the greatest cars
1sa,a,,v sor thia market, and bought at the bow
est cash prices !:
Dress oodsofeyery description
IN, oraes Cloth in All coJoys. from 70 70 Iec''
french Merfnos. in all shades
soiia-colored Alpaca at; &c, very eneap ts..
Enaiisn Grown Poplin, 80 " ana esc., ensH'''
Is la1q sd RFrench Fopn, In great variety
Ottoman CLOTH and Reps
s1"sn Aipscas, from ssc: upwards;
Mourning Goods in great variety.
= DoMEsrI0 GOODS.
I'll BIesched Cotton at i2ic., ne best IN .ac o'''
gslieees e. ana % 9T coed ste
10 10 Z sheefinss at reduced prices; s.
Canton Tiannsl ss l5c. per yard sIs' -
77' 5. IS sHAwLs AND cloAHIsa.
Ge.neh,lls CloatRsg T. sn sb assSss
Voc %ooii HII shswi wis from si.ss upwards
Missesi shavis 81 sises from Ec; newsracs o,,-
Black Blk Velvet, warranted Pure s'lk iol e'o'A-
va,xessena. all eolors st the lowest prices ;sss
Flame, Is sof; PEI dassn, 10 suit
4 large Ios OF Risnkets, white and coiored, q 70
ss 0I WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers, i. E.:ssE,s:s q ;s9
MsnEins and noyies, from 7sc. per dog. upwards
Table Dsrnaeks, froln eoc. upwards
n ulrysxy ns0dE = -
Essh RIhSon In srest variety and latest styles;
Velvet Ribbon, all widths x,,-..s,o,, -. as. ma,
800 doz. linen Cambria dkercnieis a. s'c' Peg
loo do: ditto at soc. per dogen;
leo do. ditto st g5c per dDzeo. .,..., - o,,.
we callspeciai attention 20 our ssocR Of Ssnss
= 4 n we asf Is O. call and examination OF our
stock and ron ym and tns rig9Is gss%SScs = 'As
se ss3 Main street I'd door below 9Th.
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!, "a M -. MEADE BAKERS COD LIVER
OIL; the only oil imported direct to this city. APP
proved by our, physicians as 1.-THE best, puresG,
and most acceptable to the stomach" .oc 2o-SW"
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
SATURDAY, Oct. %, 1870.

Z
Il - ~ aaae SENATE. =
The Senate met at ID M. to-day Senator
WADpEIL in the chair. y gs.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. HERNDoN, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, reported Senate bill No.
Sl2, in relation to terms Of the circuit
courts, and that It was inexpedient to le-
gislate upon the same; :r.si, i
That it is unnecessary to legislate upon
Senate bill No, 299, to provide for the
hiring out Of conyicts in the county Jails;
That it is inexpedient to legislate upon
the petition of Bepj. and Sarah 7. BroWn.
Senate bill No. 81, to repeal section 81,
cbanter 1884. of the Code, and all acts
endatory of the same concerning allow
ances to clerks Of courts, with recon-
M ndotion that it do not pass. ...e;.,.e -.
Senate bill No. 316, to provide remedy
for children improperly excluded from the
public schools, asking to be discharged
from further consideration of the same. 8
House bill No. 296, with amendments to
amend and reenact chapter 206 of the Code
as to grand juries. -
- ROADS AND INTERNAL NAVIGATION
By MIR. .TAyLoR, of Norfolk: Senate bill
No. 357, with amendments, authorizing .
subscription to the stock of incorporated
companies by the counties, cities, and
towns through, by, OF near to which the
Shenendoah Railroad Company shall have
been incorporated, to construct railroad
and branches. - -
BILLS. RESOLUTIONS, PETITIONS, ETC, PRE-
1 35 ;9'.. SCENTED.
A communication WAS received from the
| Adjutant-G General in relation TO- tho sSatus
Of the Iaiiitia which nas ordered 10 De
n fn ho ff06. ON
General Laws. = az 81 HI. a., t,aa
BY Mr.. FITZPATRICK :fAajoint resolution
to print 1000 copies. of the registration law
and distribute the same to registrars. r;
By Mr.. RIDDIcK: : A bill to authorize a
subscription on the part Of the county OF
Chesterfield and townships thereof to build
q bridge across James river, connecting
Richmond and Manchester. s.:..
By Mr.. ANDERSON, of Rockbridge "a res
olution; .instrueting the Committee on
Roads, &C., to- inquire into the condition
of, the James: River and Kanawha Canal,
and report whether the company will be
able speedily to repair said canal, and what
I action, IL any, should be taken by the Gen.
eral Assembly in the premises
| By Mr.. TAYLOR, of Norfolk Senate bill
No. 1856 to establish Port Warden's line in
the city of Portsmouth. I: ,,5
BY MIR. GsIMsLEY Bill No. 387, supple.
mensai 20 an ace orposrr'astti n the fotomac
| ana manassas 'ssa ro s'' S, IS .sa9s,: .gs.r
BILLS PASSED. .,a,.. ..g,..:;.
House bill No. 22l to authorize the
comfy of Aibemar,e. to borroW money tn
rebuild bridges destroyed by the late food,
WI House sb bii in No. asa to- ineorporate the
town Of BerryYille, and provide "a charter
House bill No. sss to amend and resnact
"a section OF .tne Eact TO project the oyster
ee House hill Sn sia to oa revive and
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GROCERIES, &c.

49, as GROCERIES, aec.
FRESH. AND DESIRABLE GRoCE-
soo baes S fair to choice RIO COFFEE, I
: Ioo ha,s choice GAGU AYRA. Do.,i
60 baes old Goyernm emit JAVA ana ARABIAN
soo barrels r EFINED .sUGARs-A, Crushed,
49, Gran, POe'd. and Cut,
!, eco barrels N. G. CUT HERRINGs,
ZOO bags SHOT, no. o.urry,s
$50 packages CANDLES; 500 boxes oA =. LEI 9
as b, SAs sf + and SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
!, -, - We Yellow SUGAR,
50 hiads. trir TO choice 2. r: SUGARS: o,H
n EYE AMGEE,S MUSTARD, choice g. p,
oneeni Chop. and Gold Chop and 0olong TEAS.
we are prepared, notwithstanding Inc greas ~
food to accommodate our frlends aho Inc tra0 2
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