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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

~SPLENDlD LOTTERY! ~
SAC, OOO!!!-S2O,o OO!!-SlO,O ZOO!
To De dra,cn D, the l4fh instant
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class 10. ~ for 1881,
viii be drawn in the City OF New York on "Wednesday
the l4,h Of December.
66 NUMBER LOTTERY--ll DRaWNBaLLOTS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

The Portland Courier Of "Wednesday last says
v, have now 6ae sleigh,ng. Our market is throns-
vi and the streets are all enlivened BY the mer-
=, iiusls Of bells. One can hardly turn a cor
u,r nithou: running against fat turkey or a
handful Of chickens or some other Thanksgiving
j,u,y. The western mail to day came in ON
runners and arrived at the post "fce at llo'clock.
sou, DAYS last week it did not arrive ill about
one o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
Sealed PrOD0sals

WILL he received by the subscriber. until the 2ob
w of this month, for furnishing FRESH BEEF for
the Troops at this POST for the year 1892. he pro-
possls to be endorsed PROPOSE for supplying Rresh
Beef" Two good and sufficient securities will be re-
CURED for the faithful perol of the contract an0
the sureties will be named in the proposals.
g WEBB,
1t and A. C. 8.
Fort Washington, December !, 1881.
dec dt2Uth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Northern Rum.
4 HHDs.; IS barrels Northern Rum, for sale
y SAM'L. b. LARMOUR X Co.
Choice Family Flour always on hand for sale.
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Office ofMs .4lsrandria Canal Cos.pU,y
NOiiLE Is hereby given TO such stockholders -
Y have not yet paid the instsments called for BY
this Company, that JOHN II CREASE ID duly au-
thorised to collect and receipt for the same.
b, order of the Board. HUGH SMITH,
dec daw&eof President
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08

Prizes in all amounting to upwards Of SS66,OOO
Tickets $40; hslves5; quarters , 50; eigh,hs IS
Orders for tickets shares promptly attended to- if
addressed to 80 ,
ds.a tIA.h Alexandrs, - g..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-08
Notice

Notice.
q WISH to employ six wORKMEN that have been
Il regularly bred to the Shoe and Boot Making Bust
ness. The most liberal wages will be given.
THOMAS I. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco, nov 25-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
BIOGRAPHY or DAcA<,1I

, faganIni was born at Genoa, in the month of
February 1884. His father was small trader: =
great calculator oflottcry chances by which he cx
pectcd to become aflucnt, and also made nretop
sions to musical talent. He early discovered tho
natural bent ofhis sons genius and rave him tb o
trst instructions he received, but he appeors to
nave Dacn an untceiing parent, and though Young
faganInl was enthusiast in his art the hard
hearted athcr frequently goaded him to an applca
uHh beyond his strength, by dint of an enptv $40
mach Ills hopes of musical emnence were on
couraged by his mothers dreaming that n oen;us
had appeared to her, and given an assurance of
MS becoming great violin PLAYER In his p;ntl,
year he played upon the stage at Genoa. for the
benefit OF Mar hes, having for some time beroro
Deen constant performer in the churches His far
teT soon AFTER took him to Parma to pIa &C him under
[ne care OF The celebrated composer Rolla They
Iouhd MIN sick Ill bed; his violin and tho Latest
concerto he had composed, Law on a toble IN tho
ante-room IN which they were shown Para
hlnls father gave him n wink in an instant
the violin was in his hand, and he PLAYED off tb
concerto at sight Rolla forgot his illness j., H.
surprise and delight and when he was c(r,;r,n
mat the sounds he had heard were produced b,, H.
boy before him, nc said TO the father uTbcro :,
n0lhing lett for me to teach him-for heavens sake
Vake MN TO faer" Pacr WAS at that time Director
OF the Conservatory of Music at PARMA and
received him very kindly, and placed him undo The
care OF the leader ofthe Chapel-band When he was
fourteen, his father took hm through the princ;,I
towns OF Italy, IN all Of which ne rave concerts
> ~ icCclFeu great applause, and his father
COhsioerabie sums Of money. At an annual C,os,
OF 1t. Martin, at Luooa he made his debut as
SOLO player, and was greeted with the greatest ~,
pause; from that time considered himself enamel
P''cu rom the tetters in which his father had hold
MN, and soon commenced travelling as an indie.
pendent performer. lie had then saved 20 OOo
francs Ills father insisted on having the whole
ana threatened TO kill him if he refused Hc ,,,n
'I we greater part, and since his fathers dealt,
t"c,Vc years ago. supports his mother IIisipfcnec
Application to his art has affected his breast and
s.oinacn' ana Obliged him to submit TO three opcra
tons for relief, and for time the eL c
eye was IN danger, but by taking rest an daper
passed away. His power Of memory is so grcat
that nc can play every thing from recollection
seal expedition shall be at an end il is his Jo;
10 write an opera, in which he shall impart mn
seal secret to his fellow. Creatures which Will
CnaoIe any young man to become mastery
performer IN three years instead Of ten
re has tried the efficacy Of his secret on one ofbs
trends who, IN three days, came cut with so com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
W1LLiam d. Morq CoIYeee.

TE7HE Lectures IN this Institution will cor,a-
4 mcuce usual on the last Monday in Oas~
lober The Faculty are not uthorixtd TO per-
NIT Student TO bonrd ont of College, except
on rhe 'cr Hcn request of the Parent or Guar
dana Condition that will not be dispe nsed
vi b in any case No more is TO be paid for
hoard, including lodging, washing, fuel, capdles,
attendance, &c. than Sl2e, of which one-half
Is to be paid when tie Student enters College,
ana tn" other holt at the expiration Of half the
Ium.-Expenscs as fellows: For Board SI2O
-HSir,cul"t'"n Fec SIS +, es 10 the Professors
IN 'he Junior Course so; in The Senior Course
500 These Fees ar to be paid IN advance.
he Law Lecture will be continued to the
end ~ The Term; aud Ibc necessary expenses OF
The ) udcnt. including Board &c. Fee to the
Professor, and Naturalization Fee will be S145.
III" GraIpmar School ogens Cciobeitst Board
Tor ~ month< & 90, and Tuition Fee $40.
J"ly % f 4. EMPIE, Pfesident
- This advcr semen, is tn be nuhlisb.d ;,,.
luedaiely IN the Enquirer and Wbjo. Richmond
the Ojd Domuiou, Pctyrsburg-f6e observer.
Faye'lcvl'le-the CcutipcI Lerc--.sbe Sfsy
Raloigh-the Herald aud Beacon. Nmf,Ik-the
JehGrsoni9n Republican, Lyncbburg-thc RE-
pu9ncan, winchester, and tie Arena, FEEDER
lcNsOurg--oOd about The middle Of August. Sep
TENDER and October, let it be published once
m each OF the foregoing papers, cxcep' The Are.
ma and Beacon. Accounts to DC ~ =, NJ i,,r
Edmund Christian Richmond. "' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

.IA,os henJau and trumcis 2. BAR who had adoi-
Ssd Mr.. Clay ~ uotc for Mr.. Adums-were brought
into his support, and became tho lawgivors of his
pnrty-whilst his original friends were earelessly
overlooked, ungratetully discarded; estranged
10y barrier of corruption. which to surmount, re-
CURED the sacrifice of all the principles and mea-
surcs for which they had associated iii mis- support.
n total revolution of character, of princi blcs
of purposes, of opinions like this, requires no afu.
mcnt or eucidation to prove, must reverse the po-
sI,ion of the ndivduul,-dssolvc all the affiuitics
OF party adhesion, and rend asundcr all the sym.
pathios of party attachment that originally existed
Whilst we announce the fact however, we can.
not give countenance to u fraud; and on the same
grounds that we at first accorded him our adhesion,
do we hereby withdraw from ANDREW JACKSON our
future supports convinced that time, circumstances
and power have destroyed that IDENTITY or FOIL
rIcAL CHARACTER that once attracted our admiration
won our confidence, and secured our affection
NATHAN JONES,
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR
JAS. TUACkARA
STEPHEN SIMPSON
VIM. HEWITT,
HENRY S. HUGHES
Philadelphia July II, 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

pct. AZ ''.'.Vs phoaiS Ia MS sty.c To ndo
scribablc establishment. Paganini, i'll the midst of
all the incense offered to HIM, appears free from
selfconccit. 81 frequently play, he says, $50
to satisfy, numerous public audiences but never
to satisfy myself" Paganini praises others where
1t is possible, and If he cannot praise is silcnthe
never censurcs. Paganini was for time contound-
ed in rumour with distinguishabc young Polish
performer on the violin, who had joined Il band
of assassns, and been imprisoned for years,
disprovcd. BY Paganini's own account of his
professional gains in the year 1925, it appears
that they amounted to f7, us but this s far ex-
ccedcd in proportion to the time, by this late re-
&c, 900.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

capture IffSy hc :".'us, ncsc <qma-rDn.-
St. Georges. and the island of Pico hive been
captured previously.
BOLOGNA, May l9-The Austrian garrison
Will quit Ancona after the arrival OF 5000 lrlsb
men, who are L. enter the Pope's army, the Swiss
having refused To serve him any longer
vienna, May % 1t l. rcpor'eh that Con-
yress of the Great Powers of Europe is about 10
be held at AK Ia Chapaiiic, To settle the affairs
of Belgium and Poland.
A camp of so, 900 men, it is said, is To be form
cd in the PLAIN of Wells. / Augsburg Gazstie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
For The Whir

A Citizen" is perfectly content with the TIL
ps9ph he has gained in the public opinion, and de-
hnes all further discussion with the chaste and
a'nIdbte writer, who signs himself &c Vertas" He
is even content 20 bear with christian meekness,
the charge of being &" an envsnomed, bigotted ind
committed partizan," especially, as he who makes
It, has evinced so much impartiaIity as well as SO
much of " the milk of human kindness"-in all
his addresses to the public. ''Veritas" has shown
no 6gotry, no oeO'n, and nothing of the pdrtixan.
No-not PARTICLE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

Communicated tGs the Wing.
1 have observed with pleasure, AMI wish all pos
slbe success to the design in Baltimore of publish.
ing journal of the Medical sciences respect
fully invite the attention of Medical gentlemen
here to the Prospectus which they Will find at
the Coffee House
1t should be considered as more than ordinary
regard for the interest of the profession that such
an association should be formed at time, when
devotion is almost exclusively associated with things
OF tuturlty,-and that poor man should be admon-
lShcd' IN truth, he has an interest not unworthy his
consideration, even on this side the grave.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

What in the world could have possessed our wor-
thy Lieut.. Governor to raise such dust about the
Governors subscribing to the Telegraph. without
the "advice of Council" 1t was too petit an affair
to be made the subject of grave debates; and can
only interest the public far it dscloses the
fact that Duff Green has become very troublesome
to some folks-Norfolk Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

Expense If Lining and Dying in England
The existing system in England, it has been said,
lays
Taxes upon every article which enters into the
mouth, or covers the elk, is placed under the
foot; taxes upon every thing which is pleasant to
See hear teel SMELL and taste; taxes upon warmth
ight and locomotion; taxes OH every thing on
earth' and the waters under the earth on overv
thlng that comes from abroad, or is grown at home;
taxes on the raw N terial taxes every value that
IS aadcd 10 1t by ihdustry y man; taxes the sauce
winch pampers mans appetite, and the drag that
restores HIM to health; on the ermine which deco
rates t4e Judge and the rope which hangs the
crimlnal on the brass nails of the coffin and the
ribbons OF the bride at bed or at board couchant Or
icVant, we must pay. The schoolboy whips his
taxed top; the beardless youth manages his taxed
morse with taxed bride a taxed goad; and the
dying Engilshman, pouring his medicine which has
Paid per c"nt. into spoon which has pa 5 per
cent. throws himself back on his chintz bed which
mas PAID - per cent makes his will on an ST. stamp
ana expires IN the arms of an apotheoarv who has
pad loo for the privilege of putting him to death
Ills whole property is then taxed from to 10 Der
cent. Besides the probate large fees are demanded
LOT huryIng him in the chancel; his virtues are
handed down to Posterity taxed marble and he
is then gathered to his fathers to be tared no more
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

Sotdr.-Thero visible on the sums disc
at least tUcnty large spots. These are said to have
a distinct influence upon the weather, and to ind-
cate excessive heat-and Heaven knows what all
boside-''Plagues and chimeras dire"
ChnrkcSkOn Gnaette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

Don Nc 81 having allowed The 81 bours civ
On him 10 return an answer 10 tho Gsrn7nd #
franc 10 clapsc without offering The required
sau-E c'lon' Portuguese corvette, coming from
Terceir5 was capfurrd bv the French c,7c.tcs
ana sent 10 Brcst. whore ri, government has
OoeH 10 ormcd, by lccgrapb.c despatch, =, ceiv
ed Yesterday, she has arrived. Tn. French
squadron a6erw ards left the mouth Of The Ia
gut Tor Tcrcci-a. in order to take possession OF
me Portuguese ffigates that are blockadiDg that
The English feet has left the Tsous. with
the exception Of brig and corvette for the oro.
teciIon OF British property and subjects.
Letters received in-London announce the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

Philadelphia, July II,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
Orang: c. H., March oh, 1881.

The Com. OF Arrangements.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17

appear al !ne next supreme court, !" the county OF ftau.iu,
for trial. They procured BAD and ae now at Iaf:e
Such were the facts elected before AMI at the examination,
that, th'oosh the influence Of the gentleman from Ptt,6rld, who
Trustees of the Medical Institution. the bodies of Mir Adams
aud Miss Dnrkee, have since been .c,,oted To their respective
friends, entire, an INITIATED. and not ~d,sfsurcd
The body CT Miss DuIkee was rcin,eued on Friday last, with
religious services attended by a large collection Of people.
-
From the United States Telegraph, March II.
We have been furnished, from the Department of State, with
the sutIo,ned extracts from two letters received n, that office,
nom Inc Consular Agent of the Unied States at TnganIos, n
portion 'ne sea "1 Azoy, IN the southern province OF Russia.
'r.c.sroo, ll-9sd Sept, 1880.
"lhc chafcrd govbus having latcl, myaEcd Astmchan. made
~ appearance ABOUT SIX weeks ao al T,niS, tho Capital of
Georgia, DESTROYING one half OF the inhabitants who had re
Tt' P'ES ~ russia aLd en'rhy on the river IcTc,k, aud ga the
lines oi CaucaSsu The local government has drawn coy,fons
tne further process "i ms dradi"l disease. which Is now
ah''mS ad wal soon cease entirely, We hope, with tho setting
on uIthc frost next month
"FAG,NRoe, S-2oth October, 1880
Notwithstanding all the precautions winch had hc.n taken
hv the local government, the epidemic disease, tcholcra NOR
hhS'> manifested itself here, about three weeks ago; however II
was weak. and when the mor'alny was greatest. the number OF
victims did NJ, oScccd twenty a day, and many have treu cur.
one suElr instance among the higher elias. For tho three ds,,
past, there have only been FIVE individuals attacked by u. three
ct whom recovered Thus We may hope to be soon entirely
freed ~ tins evil"
Mr. RmND's Arabian horses are n, Ta,tersairs
III Broadway, New York, where they ure every
day exercised in tho great arena Congress has
MT yet determined what shall be done with
them, and 1t will puzzle them 10 determine. Mr.
Rhind Is prevented by the constitution from
%nccep,ing them a. a present from q foreign power,
aud they cannot. Ike COM. Riddles sword. and
MIR HurTis's snuff box, be locked m in the State
department. Moreover. they must be fed, aCd rs
no appropriation has been made for that purpose
the barbS must starve or subsisi on charity They
arc IN as woiul aInandary as was their countrymam
MIstapha. Rub a Dub, who was left for months,
half clad, exposed to the rigors of winter, while
Congress was debating upon The constijutonalty
and eNpcdrency of supplying him with 4 pair OF
breaches Boston Pdl!ndiuu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
Itg1pst. emn G2gD5N.
MESSRS FAREWELL g. TYLER

mi'NNhN l A/stsN ELL " IN LEX
The rudrn"ss wrh winch these gcntlrm"r arc as.
sailed IN the Va1 Buren, presses exceed what Is
common. even in the chas annals of Jackson,s,n.
and the jackson Press. rs I specimen Of this rude.
ness, we request attention to the following article
from the Secretary OF States Mouthp,cce in the city
of New York-the Courier s. Enquirer:
"Both The Virginia Senators have iolnoa the con
IitIon N opposition TO the measures of Gen. Jackson,
and have cndeayored to embarrass and distract The
parry IN every shape We care not tar the shields
which their friends at homo in,erpose 20 screen them
winch Is done more from state pride IN II for their
IN 'rit'; W rp'ah At fact, ali opauy unaoiiyocaly
give our opinions. Why did Mcssrs. TozSwell and
Tyler insert that direct insult To the President in the
appTcpiluiICn bill, viz. that The money apnropria;n cd To
pay Tor scrv COS IN Turkey should no, be construed
INTO an approya. of the Presidents nomination.? WHY
after the conspiracy 10 insult General Jackson, did
Lhoy agree 10 strike 1t ou': We wi, tell them-ti cv
heard that Mr. Adam. declared, ho never vvguld baye
signed a bill containing such an inzult upon himself
aud they know thar Gen Jackson vas rGu,Ilv sansi-
bic 10 what affected his own honor. aud would have
refused his slgnitnre-'hc whole evil list would have
fallen 10 the Tround-the oaerations Of y,v,rn,rnnt
"opiG have ocon suspended. and Nassrs Taz-vrlI
and Yer shtnuk from such 4 responsibility. Nor,
anon
y precious specimen this. Of Van Buren, political
morals! Worthy OF the Press which declares al! to
be 'air ~ politics, however gross the moral dcpravily.
and OF Inc ei"oF who avowed that party spirit had
in'inenced the rcsul, Of the contest between Newton
and Loyalin the House or Representatives. and who
S!oried in the fact! What is The case here Meser,
Iaze"eIi and Tyler, sworn to support the Consttu.
'Ion' conceive that the originatIoa of an embassy by
tho sole authority of rhr Prasii .n;-his commission
ing ambassadors without the adv &c ana consent Of
the Sen"te-and above all, his permitting an entire
session Of tho Senate to elapsc, without communica.
ting any nomination In that b,Iy- c,,.t ,,,,I -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
Lon lhc GfecnGcld lNa..L Ga1or,

IrE sfnthrFp eTrriCHRI ~ uE DLAo 1t having brcn die.
covered ihai The u"iv ~ = Mr. Adams, Of Conway, aged ~
year, aud M booty rs = daughter of Mr. Thuma. Dufsrs. o(
Montague, AGED ~, had pcsn removed from The graves where
ihey had lately Decn inferred, measures were immediately "a.
yer the bodies.
4 warrant vas Issued against a Doct Obed Marshal, who
was engaged % Anatomical DGsPcter and Demonstration, for
the reading 'Crn which was about 10 commence, az the Aiedi
cal Institution IN i%irsfeld, and one Henry : Hummer 4 medt
cat student a, Deerheld They were arrested AZ Pntsheid. on
tho moIning OF the 18th Ut brought TO Ueerdeld, and on Tues
day OF last week. were examined before ELIJAH Alyord, Esq on
= charge OF having opened The grave and removed the body 81
Joel ADAMS, Jun The examination resulted IN theH being M
dersd To recognize, each in The sum Of $1,000, with surety, q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17

I01rch 9, 1891.
Gentlemcn: l have through your Secretary receiv-
ed your invitation, to partake Of puSlic dinner to be
given to my brother, at Mr. Coons. l accept the in
vitation, and will attend with PLEASURE cannot con-
conclude without returning my thanks for the very
friendly terms, IN which you speak ofmy services,
whilst your representative in Congress
Very respectfully yours, &c.
p. p. BARBOUR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
Ttf constitutional a1lbt0.

lo rms EprroHs or rE RicusoSp Vine.
You Will be So kiud as TO give insertion TO the follow ing lines
,ouI esteemed aud patriotic paper, on the l7th inst, which
the arn,vcrsaiy of The Patron Saint Of lreiand-and you viii
,nIet a favour on your much obliged aud humble servant,
a SoN OF ruE EnkRALp lstr.
Rioh'i. 18th March, 1891.
IRELAND.
SAINT PATRlCK'S AY-lN MAacH, 1891.
Oh for the days when green innisfah
Was a land ofpeace and order,
As free as the gale that swept her vale,
Or the surge that chafed her border.
On! for the days when Tara's dome
Arose in ponip aud srlcndour-
When no Gael need roam from his hallowed home,
And Erin had sons TO defend her.
Oh. for the days when mountain aud plain
With generous wealth abounded-
And the hlinstrel's strain not wak'd in vain,
Thro' her halls Of state TesoUnded.
oh! for the days Of the Red Branch knight
Or the Chicfiains blazon'd in story,
Rcolvd TO fight for their country's right
To vanquish, or die for her glory.
Oh, for the days when ra,ick show'd
TO her sons the truths of Heaven,
And piety giow'd where his accents fowl,
Aud vice from our Isle was driven.
Oh! for the days when from bra.k and wood.
At the breath OF his mandate sArried
The venomous brood which the billowy food
In ITS deep broad bosom buried.
Oh. then was Erin a Sanity Isle,
Aud Chr,stendom looked and lauded,
Whilst, fraud aud guile fed her virtues smile,
And noUght but her name was applauded.
Eight, bright, the renown which in days Of yorc,
Her sons had won for their nation,
When the cross they bore from shore 10 shore
Had announced to the earth salvation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17

FALMOUTH, Va March ., 1891.
AN favored with your letter of &c h ut. and am
much pleased TO obsoryr that the merchants, dealer.
~ -Four and others, OF your Cry, have placed a Mp-
moral before your Legislature IN order 10 have soms
change ~ your present lay for the inspection Of four.
In shipping flour from this place and Roder ak,
burg, we have generally preferred your market 70
any other, in consequence Of the convenience Of max
ing sales 10 safe persona and on short CREDITS; but on
account OF your Hour Inspection Law, which re
quires all -four made and inspected in other States
20 be re-inspccted with you before it can be exported,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
CLERKS OF Cnnprn

''fiNN VT ''|NIk IS
N the Senate on Tuesday las, the biI Gxing tmc
tenure of the Offices or o." Clerks of the Cou,ts
Of Record in this Comm ,nwcalih was taken IN. md
inc amendments proposed by The committee Of Gcno.
raj Laws agreed TO. The first amcndno,, n,oy;1o.
thai Clerks may he removed OF conviction or mai
'''''nc' 'r corruption in Office, 10 be tried ard deter.
mined ~ Tic Supreme Courts on ~informntion y, In
"'c'nant. Tho second PROVIDES that vacancies aha Il
Dr. hI.d I'r the term Of seven years, the term Gycd
r original appointments.
Mr.. Morgan moved to amend the bill 81 ~
o'""s' 'h' term of The Office, from seven years 70
ave y""r'. Some discussion took place on tho ~
,,,'' VI winch Me7srs' Morgan and McComas. Of
W yln'' took part Tor The amcndmcn, ord Me-.
",.'n' winston, and Edgrug,on took o,,r oo,ura, !,
MI b'oS"r asked Tor the ayes and noes o., Tho
amendment, winch wcro ordered. rho an,an
o ma' rcJoc,cd oyes 10, noes 20. Tho bill passed With
JUDICIARY BILL IN THE SENATE
'oSterday the Judiciary bill, on motto, n 81 Ar.
Booker was taken up. Mr.. McComo, toc W..