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Manchester Turnpike Com0a,ly

NOTICE is hereby given, that a
! y general meeting of shareholders will he
held AZ Mr. Brooks Tavern IN Manchester. on
Friday the 10sN day of MAY ensuing, a, II o..
csoek. A. X when and where It is expected IN,
members Wi. attend. punstua..y, On bushes, OF
importance TO the INSTITUTION.
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
9th April, 1895. ,dr
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- TOLEN, out Of the stable at Mar
ina Hamblin's, in Chesterfield county. on
"eunesuay night the 10th Of April. 1906, a
bright sorrei HORSE, upwards of FIVE fee, biyb
SIX years old this spring; he was shod before
hshoots are all black, his shoes are abou, half
worn, a sorrel name ard tail his tai has been
doekd' but tolerable long he is apt % carry il
70 one side when rode, he trots aud gallons
high and haed, PAGES but httls and Is apt 70
stumble he has avcry tender mouth and carries
his head very high, has few white hairs mix
in his forehcad he works well in plough, and
Vie hair IS rub'd OF on each shoulde. I've has
very large bead. long n-cl. aud body and re-
msrkable long thighs Whosoever vii deliver
the said horse to he shall receive TEN DOL
LARS REWARD. and the same rorthe thief.
Leonard NunBally,
Near Chestsrisld Courthouse
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Ian

HAYS IN Louisa county about GOO acres of
Land lying IN the heart of the Green Spring
ne.gloourhoed, adjoining the landsof col. Rich
ard "a 'rrias aHti maj James Watson--there are
good e'oharus, grist mill with pair of stones
and ho'nng sloth---thc land is good for the Gull
ture OF corn, tobacco. and remarkable for wheat.
with tosrab'e good buildings and good title, and
remarkably healthy. lying very near the Green
Sprirgs--l would exchange the one half of the
above lands FOR suc;i ianis as might Ike (,hc Il
ne founded on military claims) in Kentucky. in
the Counties OF Logan. Christian. Warren or
Henderson; the other half in cash Possession
given at next christmas, or in pril iS06,to az
commodate the purchasers would sell the mill
with lao acre. OF land, or would sell the whole
in 100 acre lots
TURNER ANDERSON.
I'd March. 1905. w4t'
TIE copar.nership Of TOMPKINS CHAR
RlS, was dissolved on the 10Th inst by nu-
tual consent. Those indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment; and those who have
claims viii call for their adjustment
HdRR1- 10 NPHINS.
HENRI RARRLS.
Richmond, 23,h March. 1906.
THE business heretofore carried or BY Temp.
kins & Harris. will oe continued by the subscri-
Der, who will be glad to furnish his friends as u
sual. The debtors TO the several firms in which
he has been engaged are earnestly requested 10
nerships The balances due TO John & Harry
Tompkins, and to Tompkins & Thornton, have
stood too long TO entitle their debtors to further
Indulgence.
HARRY TOMPGINS.
Richmond 28th March 1905 xv6,s
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Notice,

5 hereby given to the creditors OF
4 HooPsR ToLER, against whom a com.
mission OF Bankruptcy has been issued according.
tolaw, thai the commissioners and assignees Of
,ner estate will meet at their Office in the city of
Richmond on Saturday the first of lime pext =,
eleven O'Clock, A N. in order to make dividend
OF Their estate and effects when those creditors
VINO have not proved their debts must come pre.
pared. or they will be excluded rhe benefit of
said dividend.
Marcus Elcan, }
JViilIam 7emhle. 'as'ts'nees.
Richmond. Eth Anil IGns -;
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Richmond. 2s,h March, 1905.
ADVER rISEMENT.


z WISH to sell my tract of LAND
u aud water grist MILL thereon, situated in
King and Queen county, about TWO or three miles
from Dunkirk. formcrl. known by the name Of
Todd swarehnuse, the traA contains at leas,
900 acres. and is believed viii. when surveyed,
considerably exceed that quantity--the land is
v1nab,e for the cultivation of grain, and well A.
daptcd 10 tobacco when msnured-the buildings
thereon are somewhat out of repair Dor ssi'! tole-
rably CONFERENCE.-The mill (Which has been late
ly rebuiIt) is con5iiered as ore of the most valu
be in thar pave Of ;he country. A further de-
ncriptiop is declined, as Ipresune any person in
clinab.e 'oPurchase wilview the premises, which
will be sIewH by Mr Robert Brooking, residing
thereon The land is situated as TO admit Of
being divided into several parcels, which may
be done 10 accommodate purchasers, if required,
and considerable credit allowed on the sale there.
of--out particulars will be made known on APP
pIicaton 10 Mr. James Webb. OF Essex county,
vine is fully ~ horised 10 sell the sane
Vivion Brooking.
Amelia county, March 1. 1905 (v6t')
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25
SPRINGFIELD, (Mass.) Oct. IS

E~fract 81 letter, receiosdjyG GsntSs"n7,
in this to1Oz, fran general Eater, faf'a
on 5oard the United States jrigaie L'n'
ssitwi0n, at sea, f?uns II, 1905
/" After tedious and perpteziog mafc4
Of Fifty days through the desert o! LIe'a'
arrived on the Is h of April, and took post
at the head of Hamet Basfaw's army "
the rear OF Derne. Our movements IN !,
svpt had induced Joseph Basha# 10 Sen0
an army TO the defence OF the pT@V.7s''
which was within IA hours march CT ~
rlace when we arrived. The governor o.
Derne was also ordered, and deter"'Eso'
with garrison Of Turkish scIdiery anu a
bon, one third of the city IN his 'n'ereS. "
resist cur approach. Commodore bSr..H
had sent TO the coast, 70 assist our opsI s',
ons. the brig Argus, the schooner N@u" " #
and the sloop home, also two p'e's o.,s
field artillery. 90 the rcorning Of 'ne ~"
! sent fag TO the governOF win ove e,sns.
of friendship, on condition Of nonrcsis'anISs
and allegiance 70 Hamet Bashaw, "alL" ~, -
sent back with THIS TdCoh'" ''''>' H.
head or yours !" The next day we a'L 49,
ed an by sea and land, and 'fter s'' ,b 4.
CONTEST of two hours and haIi, carr ,.ro
place by charge ofbayonet. The covert sso'.
or took refuge in a saac,nary, and OF E, W.
cf his adheren,s fed and either I0'nso 80. ~
advancing army Of Joseph Bsshaw, or ' 'o%h
The desert. The fsw christians ""' .,rIy
me suffered severely ia the acton I; n l.1 Or
one third of them were either k'I re';1g
wounded because our Arabs nov .. I,ei.
been accustomed to this kind Of close had had
sion let, us the bur,hcn Of the day. :. hall hall
,bfonsh my Ief, wrist, below the ,5 sa
which fear viii deprive me OF Wv cor,ify
my hand. Immediately began -
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NORFOLK, Dec. 20.

Arriped-Schoone Nancy, Washington
Britt, % days from Nevis Fhe schooner
Dorchester. Abbott Of this port sailed the
same day for St. Kits.
Brig Thomas, Hannah, ~ DAYS from 81
Ubes-Left at St. Ubes, Oct. 4 brig
Amphion, Paine, of Portland to sail tns
10th of Oc,ober Two Sisters, M'DonaIoi,,
of Baltimore, and Caroline Adams, TO 's,'
in all October. December 4 IN lat. 50, II;
long. So, spoke the ship Charlotte OF ap %,
from Philadelphia, for St. Thomas, y
whom was supplied with provisions. Dss
2, in lat. IS, long. 70, spoke ship Bo'I :.
bound to Savannah. December II, w.
leagues East of Cape Henry, spoke 'aa o.
Resolution, captain Bedford of Boston o.,
bound to Madeira, was supplied VI"
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NEW YORK, December "a.

The ship Hare, capsaia Chew, arrived
at this port yesterday, left Gibraltar, the
25th October, in company with the Old
Tom, for this port, under CONVOY, Of the
United States brig Vixen, Cox the next
day was driven through the Gut, and
put into Malaga, from whence they sailed
the 18th November and On the day following
parted with the convoy off Cape Spartel.
On the 23d October schooner arrived at
Gibraltar, with dispatches from admiral
Collingwood, advising that lord Nelson's
feet Of 81 sail of the line had an engage
mens with the combined fleets off Cadiz,
which lasted IL glasses, in which II of the
latter were captured, 2 sunk, and blown
UP that lord Nelson, withi7 captains on the
English side, were killed, the former in the
latter part ofthe action, having lived long
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-27

foot still holding the rope BY which his
wrist was tied. He was then led along the
main road across The line, and delivered to
party of men, who conducted him 70 the
landing of Bayou Tunica. Then he was
put on board piroque, with his two bro
theirs Reuben aud Nathan KemPer, and
conducted down the river towards Baton
Rouge. When opposite Point .coupee,
they gave the alarm and were received by
lieut.. wilson, commandant Of the garrison
of Point Coupe.
(Signrd SAMUEL kE 81 w
sworn before me-, this 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1905.
IusIice of the peace.
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AFFIDAVIT, No. s.
Territory Of Orleans, County Of

Point Conpee, Sepr. 5, 1905.
On this day appeared before me, Eben-
eyer Cooley, justice of the peace tor the
county of Point Ceupee, Samuel Kemper,
who being duly sworn, declared:
That on the night of the Sd inst. about
the hour OF twelve, as he believed, being
at his house in the town of Pinckneyville,
in the Mississippi territory, he heard a
knocking at the door. and asked who was
there! Aa answer was made, which he
did not understand, and the outer door
burst open. The door OF the bed room
was then forced, and a blow made at the
. bed with double barrelled gun. Depo.
nent was then seized, and dragged out of
the bed by number of men, who drew
him into the room which they had first en-
tered, and from thence, after a struggle,
into the street. He was then thrown on
the ground, and rope tied round his
neck, by which he was dragged about one
hundred and Fifty yards. He was then suf-
fered TO stand upright, and attempted, by
crying out, to give an alarm, upon which
he received stroke of pistol upon the
head, by which he was stunned. The
rope being removed from Mis- neck to his
arm. he. was compelled to run for the
space of about quarter of mile, after
which he was forced to get up behind a
man on horseback q negro who ian on
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AFFIDAVIT, No. z.
Territory Of Orleans, County Of I
Point Loubee. SEPT. 5th, 1905.

FONT L0npee, oepts 3SR, 80.
On this day appeared before me, Ebene-
ger Cody, justice of the peace for the
cosnsy of Point Ceupse, Reuben Kemper,
who being duly sworn, declares:
That on the eight of the third instant, a
bout the hour of IL, belag at the hoase OF
Nathan Kemper, within about two miles OF
Pinkney vile, within the llnlts OF the
Mississippi territory, the hopse was sur
rounded, and the doors thereof forced o.
pen, by a party consisting Of At least mae
teen persons, whereof some were negroes,
and some white men in disguise. That a.
mong the latter he recognized and personal
ly kuewthe following persons; LOUIS Rnch-
lie, Miner Butler, Abraham Horton, James
Horton, and two others, whose names he
did not recoliect, but expected soon 10 be
able TO ascertain, all of whom are lnfabts-
ants of the Mississippi territory; and Mar
Gus Carr James Say, Philip Say, and O.
Tiers, residing within the. Spanish lines.
sOf the negroes, whose number amounted
TO seven, at least, three whose names are
William or Bill Nat and Moses, and o.
theirs whose names he did not recolsecl, he
knew TO be the properly OF the above men.
toned Abram Horton. That the said pars
ty, all of whom were well armed, alter ha-
wing forced their way into the house, VIC.
lently forced him from his bed room, after
Struggle of aboas Is minutes, during
which he received several violent blows
on the head and face; and after having
torn off his shirt and tied him with cords,
forced him over the line into the Spanish
territory, where they delivered han up
with his two brothers, Nathan and Samuel
~Kemper, bound in the same manner to DO.
iomoa Als,on, who commanded large par
ty of armed men. That said ALs,on re-
eeiyed them within 10 or IS feet OF the line
on the Spanish side, that from thence sfley
were conveyed to the Bayou OF tonlca
landing, bound as already mentlouca, and
neatly naked; were they were put on board
apiroqae, and there tied all three together,
by orders of said Aston. That saidPiraape
was commanded by William Breher, and
manned by Charles Stuart, Adana Benga-
man, John Ra,clifl, George Rowe, and
John Morris that they departed from the
Bayou Tuniea for Baton Rouge, at day
break, where said William Barker had or
aders to deliver the prisoners up to govern
or Grand Pre-. That as they passed along
the shore Of Point Coupee, the prisoners
found means to declare their situation 10
Doctor Powles, whc Immediately gave IN
formation thereof to lieut.. Wilson, com
nandant of the garrison of Point Coupe.
That lieut.. Wilson Immediately manned
his boat, boarded the piroque, and cook
the prisoners, with those who conducted
them, into custody, about the honr Of IL
the same day.
(Signedl
REUBEN KEMPER.
Sworn before me, this 5th day OF Sept.
1906.
(Si5ned)
FBENEZER COOLEY.
Justice Of the Peace.
(I'a be continued
uaE-sa
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co.
(continus6 J
AFFIDAVIT, Ne. $.
Territory OF UrIea'sS,l

faunty.of Point G'eupee, Sept. $, 1905
On this day appeared before me, Eoef'-
ezsr Cooley, justice of the peace Tor Inc
county of Point Coupee, Nathan kemper,
who being duly sworn, declared:
That on the night of the Sd inst. as ne
b.l;eved. between the hours OF II and II,
,he 5oors of his house were forced open
bv party of armed men, amountlng' as
well as he could ascertain, 20 the number
of is or.2o; that as soon as the party mao
entered, they cried surrender, seizeo MS
brother Reuben, and dragged him our at
fhe door. After struggle, during which
they had beat him with club, and SO cnoak.
ed him that he had barely power 70 say,
surrender. During this time part OF the
same party seized this deponent by diner
ent parts of the body, and dragged him
from his bed where he lay with his VIE ana
child. out through the door alter which
he heard some OF the party who renamed
In the house cry out, If the bitch utters
another word, put her 70 death. " mere
upon he heard blow given al the pea, ana
though he frequently called 10 MS wils 70
know if she was still alive, could get no
answer. After the deponent aud MS pro-
ther Reuben had been fast bound, they
were conducted along the road leading 20
Pinckneyville, as far as the plantation OF
Mr.. Abraham Haton, being still within the
limits of the Mississippi territory ana
thence down the main road Leading towards
The line of demarcation. AT some small
distance above the liue, they were con-
Quoted short way into the woods, where
they halted considerable time, Until ne
heard a detachment of the same party
coming along the main road, to which they
were again ted back from the wood, & dis
covered their brother Sam'l Kemper. in Gus.
todv of said detachment. From thence they
were conveyed across the line OF demarca-
ton, and delivered 20 captain S. Aston, by
whose party they were put on board pi.
ROGUE at Tunica landing, under guard OF
six armed men, who said their orders were
20 take them to Baton Rouge, and there
deliver .hem at the fort. From Iunica
thsy departed about day break, and as they
passed along by the shore of Point Coupee,
called out that they were American citl-
xens, and clandestinely taken from their
habitations within the Mississippi terrific.
~. After which they were accused by
lieutenant Wilson, commandant of the
garrison. at Point Coupee. The dePonent
further says, that among those VINO sur.
rounded his house, he recognized the fol-
lowing persons: Minor Butler and his bro
ther-in-law Richie, Abraham Horton and
several of said Horizons negroes, all inha-
bitants of the Mississippi territory.
{ (Signed) NATHAN KkMPER.
Sworn before me this 5th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1905.
lSignsd) EBENEZER COOLEY,
Justice of the Peace.
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sdesomb0nying message from me f.rsssSs s !,
of the United States = Comprising sat ftsst
length, al the papers net previously insert
s,sS n the National Iateliigenssr.
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q - kckeis III ~

Efes%ol'' 1ehos-r LoqTErz, Caoz0dro4y.
srZJ (or AL ~ tkis oEFec.---frice Sll.
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Ta,arsday, January q.

a message was received from the pre-
sident oil the United States Informing ,bas
he had approved and signed en- acl Tor
the relief OF Charlotte iIazen, widow and
rcbct of tue late brjgadier general Mos,S
Hszcn, and had diretled il to be dino.
SIZED m The Office OF the Secretary OF
State. -
Mr Dana reported from the coymjf,se
OF claims, on the petition Of Elisha VIM
ters, that he had not supported ois pc,ieio,
with the proper certificates OF the oonrf.
anil even II he had, Ihe committee DID MOI
IhinS the claim =, i1ircd any additional
legislative aid. Whereupon il was rs.oiv-
ed that he petitioner have leave to v,,h-
draw his petition.
Another repor, from Che same commit.
zee or the petition Of B,hshesa Ncecsn5
ana other legal REPRESENTATIVES, OF caloncl
PRESTON ~ she Jersey magia, Who do N
March i777 Of the hardsbips AID sa,ie.e
be hod undergone, praying ccrapn,Saon
ior h'a bait psy. The committee s;a,eas
thrlr op'sion that this case is MOI irc,ud-
70 ~ ;he rssoin'inns Of tic Ok csarrs.s:
oai y u had hsen, "a wss uGa ba.l,d ~
She ai-.G:cs Of hnitaliom
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st2p lAisjt Stop 1H.eT7

iOx Srr.lsv ,,,o,,,;,~ ,.s..,.. 81,
~ Sais,s 81 s;'Is ~.. ''is "a ihss. 70 ftorse.
n AZ, .,hosa;i ., s".en iso',n,f oy
shoa3 resuro f,.r -, ard
scri.tior ~ a ..'.'' - ING icssowing de-
vea, of av, 49,, g.; '",.' aocu. - or -
fross Of ;.s heal ve""o Out on fne
dasl sop,rlcSan ts;, "s.'ns a''a, sp7eadins,
cars .esiteeI: We. ava a
wards. ahc,,, six fee, 81. up-
4 lrh,sco "a dr,t ~. - as allows
to reach bic me sac sss aIi'ear
taloors. ,r,,h s'' 81 pan
i,aots. 49, : ~, IA y, .''esy n'sn iias tcet
,o,,s his ,,ses, ,ns 60 h'naSere'iri a-
he also IA, No. n .oscnea h's cnin;
I'd a sword ra;.,,ed oe',sss r9'san-
black or rrotaly r- I've
the cs.,s Hencer ,,'c isas's OF
abous i,zif an i,ry ELL. ~, Js'sh synnsi Ia
Seen r;,,,,.r m ~, ~ suL 'ne foise. was
s,fes- ep1;py HE ,,,,' s,"ol, mo me
Of the horse aa,Ia,r aaS 80 .5us description
Ebay morse as,ut Ser - - sn'a', snpsky
iace. his name 'rw mont siace as.s., ss,n
but nosr considerably gown
tista'' bobisct lstle, els shs
nj and his hrsfs ravzel IN. f-o,,, -.
rad coarser ,sr, The others with soc,- ~
'eai-.ing in the 70 s hia ~
dirty MOI having seen tsir, oei scs ~ ~
sefs hinn fsos write * h.shin.ler boo,
are whi:e, There arc on the TOP of his back nna-
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-''s.s e0eef"csSy ~ hrovi;ts far the ;sayr,snt
q i,7.fs Hso'i hsads with, ;tdis common.
lPhssEp JANUARY 90, lso3.1

. = .Itf t'f
lP@ssEp JANUARY 90, 1851
:. " sSti as nuns rous in-onvenicnce,
s''' is.ses nave accsues: TO this co,,,,on
rom me ~a' Of n, ..,ie are mod, y,r III ..,,'
Je.'on o. 'a'his 70 the psyracn; Of taxes ~,
""e's's Nis psinc,p.e IN wei orran;zed -
sss''''s"s' t';$ properly biiDrli be chelSen g.
se.s'cnt to the por;f sc thereof
- ncs' caScscd, That when ,,,e ,,xrs ~,
- ny t'a's or survey Of land. sb al have
- $3.50 lor me space of Two s<s.s. such ,r.st
:, ~ - ta' shall br fprse. 81 10 the com
tns tens prescsi5cd by an at, en,i,es :. ~ n
.cayeing mo ore. the several
'se iaad Office. ascc-tri- The t, n, ,,,i M
s.sn'i,'s waste and unappro pria. ed land TO,
se'n'gtae u;c a-1 boun.s Of lands. tlrsl;;no N !.
n, sde oi psocessioning. and prc,sebint The 5,v
on suiVeyc rs so lar as the .aiA at s,,,,,;e- 10
~ss'e ana n'apps a?;iassd ani, anil not TO for
49,. '.r ana ilsie thereto shall be acruired by
>. ,'.s .oSa.ior, And by tbs payrcnt OF the rsx-
:, LUZ ' upon shen tsatt or survey cgiaui; Ppo;f
e's revsstssess mar ts fs or s.tyer ga. ~,
= af2eess.d oisi,ssi, shau be subiesl 10 the re-
uempnon OF thc fesmer rigli: full and rr,r,er r,,,
q o. =. MY fJ'ne within enc yeas- aeter srch for
's''uc ana i,nave accrued, upon the uay.aeut az
wy = Ses nue there'ip1n, With i,tcrest mon the
same IRON, the time they became pAyssle'
oec . mad es e jsr.ts1 eS,cfs.i. Thar ~ sry
i'n siT 'opnt'is tier the a,n2, RET ur:i Of
."' ~, o. ,nsoyerss OF ,isi,iqpenss for ,hc nm
i,'Sns,,t OF ms taxes pp,n iasd inso iis oii.-.
ss Nue''or ., nus tss,,i ivsRl; shalt Cause t,,s
TT 20 Sc pa5hshed for shree several ti,cs h, the
gaz1t'e OF the PRIMER Of ,iis con, N an seals aud
e. SOM pfwspaper Of general eisculairon. psb
.s''eu AZ sne ss1t OF iae geessai ggverarusnt,
P'n7idet aisrG3s. thai nohny in t.,is nj sh-i, h..
30 conftruea rs 10 au;hofise the location OF any
ia'as within the pu'sle'v of dis al. ber,re The
eS?uasion or the sine lnet For the rssc ,,,io,,
thereof; nor 70 aitsa The rghls ofiniasts. fcn,ea
eossrt. or pcss2.ss OF snsnnna mini until che year
],ter the ci5abi.ies shall have ceased
Sec: 4. Al acts and paris of aas Within the
pssyiNe " OF thA act. are hereby rcrcasesl.
pee D 4 nus al shall commence and BE in
force t.o.n and at:sr shcfrst day of March next.
S'iy9 Este, (;f)
sgl.sl- J:tnes Peasants. IL. z. h. 4.
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1'0'g D''la ., Per 4fasum. ogid IN aasanes.

$. isc-:ssHss, mar creeediu,r a souar.
=, 49, e.nsertcelia IRIS aaer jo.. s-pen.
'szs.s essss sc srss time farcs dollars y,y
. mrse ,se, a. sfsiss; and jay eyrrv an.
.soa1' Insertion; sAirfy -fhree ccnss. Loy o,,.,
g .1s s1're f'yotersion---u,.less saerial cor
.saff sc ns.s,sr b; fsc ,,c1-.. ~
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Congressional Register.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
-
Monday, January z.
Mr.. EARLY in continuation.

Mr.. EARLY in Continuation.
Hno positive good can be proved 70 q.
rise tom the existing state Of things, that
Of itself would with me be n reason am.
ply sufficient to Justify the adoption Of ,be
resolutions upon the table. Bar, Sir. IN
rAy opinion, il is easylo demona,r.te. No,
only that much positive evil does resuis
but tina, much more will prabaf,,~ res,,,,
from The retention of The diyr;el. TIL.
gentleman from North caro,ina M
STANFORD has iorcibIy represented The -
wis arising from the load Of h,.;r.s,
winch IS thrown upon us from this fr,,;,f,,l
source. He hss well stated The ,o.a -; ~
praeHeah''ily Of our leeislatinr Win ar a.,
correctness Tor those, with whose ;n,srsn,.
"nu concerns we areseniireIy unacona;o,.
Ell Need call TO the mind, nc ssn,,.
men The recollection Of that wb;c5 ,hc.
ave N the 1aily habii of ~itnesaing-',, IS,
ecl''s'on Of so many rival and con,so, 49," !
interests Need call TO their mind. ~
~ feeeut scenc,in which the qe,.;h,,;,,. q.
"i 'n's House were SO strongly exoi,ed !; !,
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