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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
Uy,yrrslrY OF VIRGINIA, Nov. ;, 1885.


Understanding that Mr. Frederick W. Coleman Is
,hnnt TO become an instructor in Concord Academy,
readily add my testimony that already given OF his
qualifications The degrees whc! he obtained the
s,non afford the best evidence he rive OF his
proficiency in the several branches Of acad"nica
knowledge; and Mr.. Co!cmans moral character ana
disposition recommend him rs teacher, n" less tan
his intellectual requirements During the t'" years
that he attended the school Of Moral Philosophy. had
an opportunity of Knowing him well: and it appeared
to me- that no in greater degree concll4rd the es
TEEN both Of the Professors and his fellow 'SN""n'S
cannot forbcar to add that one of the best fruits Of the
University is anticipated by lis founders a"d friends
was that il would ditusc throughout the State the means
of aore accurate nnd hor""gh course Of tnStrHctI0
than it before these hopes have been am
niy rralzcd-an that it remains for the public TO decide
by the encouragement given 10 such OF lis alumni! as en-
gage in the business of teaching how lar they VIII pro-
fit by the advantage, and make IL permanent:
GEORGE TUCKER,
pr,frSsDr IF UOrai PHiiJSOphY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

BURTON Il EDMtNDs oD ""rI
"a mission H0nSc, Eirhmo"d-Nc have ;!S''Sa,'"
ourselves together, for the purpose o! 'Fa''5hcS'''s
u.,oJ Cvm,uiSsiou Business in this place. Our business
vii, hn strictly Commission onr VIC have oJI@a'''
ourselves mutually to each other in cur articles OF Co,
Partnership 'no to speculate in, or trade o" j'I. "' m
Iiyidunl account in real estate, tobacco: h|r: q" ~"
articles products Of commerce kea5'aI' cr"IIon
will be- made on all conS gnncnts, ana ''''y
used 10 rive satis!actlon ,.,, ,,..,,,..,..,
Goods will be- received and forwarded win t!' Gr,'''
possible dispatch. il!oMh2 a. ,,1ioTGI
n, r,IyirI + EDNINDS.
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Ux,yrrslrY or VIRGIsIa, Nov. 4. lc:}1.

UxlyrEslrr or VlRGIsIs, Nov. 4: lc:}I.
A1rF w. ColEMAs having graduated IN The science
OF CHEMISTRY and received his D loma Ia That eject
from t. authorities Of the University OF Virginia, bears
with him the most efficient and honorable testimony O"
merit that be desired: 1t gives me sincere pleasure
in addition. to state individually that while member Of
nv class, Mr. c. always distinguished hmse!fb BY habits
ofassiduy great proficiency and uniinrmy gentlcman
~ T.. Jrnnr,.,n, JOHN p. EMMET,
prnftSsur Of ChcmskrH and .Natcrta .Net.tcH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
,Vwe,aty-eosurtll CoHsress--sst scss
HOUSE OF REPRESENTALlfE S.
Friday. December Is, 1873.
ABOLITION MISUNDERSTANDING:

ABOLITION PETlTlONS-tCoScLrDkp
AZ M..on nf Virpinia said, that in considering
noSon affecting the public interest," the ca!Inest
Ib.raon became the representatives. OF Tree people,
In I'll the wide range of the legislative duties Oh C"
gress all must concur there was none winch required"
more essentially dispassionate and dei'Oere aSlos
o ,,n this; without it, the beneficial moral influences
s ,har decision must he lost to the country. lie was
aware If the extreme delicacy of the SUBJECTED me
d"enlv seated sensibilty which it eXcIted ana whch 1t
was mnossble TO allay-of the extreme difficulty o. aP
n-o,chinr it without excited feeling, but no Picc'
rood couId result from strong Remuneration or
J ;nv,cve lie did rise to discuss the suoJcct re-
frrcd TO in the petition. respectable portion OF !s
constituents had instructed him not to engage III SUCH
discussion but he wished to submit few OBSERVATIONS
n the House in the sincere hope that tie
Their situation might Ge relieved ana oecS'e 'o'e
taken this important ana eNcil'"s uoP,1. ;J,
ration of Congress, from tse to lc since he d eu
seat there Oh the petition Of persons who hau as ,es
ue,livns have no community OF interest, III the a!cSeo
Grievance of Which they complained and he wouu mere
saw what he firmly believed, that he had never seen on
rho floor of the House Of Representatives, halt dozen
members of any party disposed TO exercise their egsa
tive authority for abolition OF slavery here or elsewhere
In the course Of this debate, he was happy 10 nave
heard every gentleman express decided opposoh &c
the PRAYER Of the petition All concurrGd tat e re
should he no legislative enactment in conformity 10 lhe
wishes But the difficulty exists i'll the conflicting views
az 10 the means by which this end is to he attained Ho"
is the subject to be disposed Of: w
The House has decided TO consider the petition Inc
gentleman fn Maryland has moved to reconsider tina
vote. s,e gentlenen are opposed 10 TINS noton. DC
caus ttey wish TO lay the petition on the table, iron
whit n It cannot be called up without the concurrence
two, irds of the House, and thus give 1t ITS quetus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

MTOTlCE.-Thc Subscriber, very grateful to past
g iavors extended towards the late firm of Powell
and Atkinson takes this method to inform all OF ils
friends both in town and country: that he intends to
commence the Grocery and Commission Business again
as soon as he obtain situation TO suit. In the
mean time he would inform them, that he will still
t:nuc to transact any Commission business that may be
entrusted Ia his care; such receiving all kinds of pro-
ducr on consignment attending 10 the hiring of Negroes
and collecting hires as hcrcotorc; ard will generally be
found a. the old stand of Powell s Atkinson, door
above the Columbian Hotel, until further notice.
EDWARD POWELL,
Senior partner Of the iase firm Of P0~A a. 3ihi"so"
~ T., GI-w4w
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nroTICH TIIlS--1he subscriber is very dcsIron' 10
sell the Irac. Of Land on which he hives. lying ~
tho county Of Cumbcrland Apppnailox River ao'a
r I; miles above the ngyu Of Farmvc: aud cght 'f"'
Uampdcn Sydacy College, containing "l acres d
which no or is river and creek low grounds ID
v.ry good quality The cleared high land Is III %".-
heart and easily improved, and lies we'll conS.a'1
HE norton Of tins tract in woods OF excellent u4
the whole pied 10 the culture 0! tobscco, corn, '
and oats Clover prospcrs greatly Oh It, 1t IS III Il I'-
SAINT aud agreeable ncighornood, and is as healthy 4: -
p!uc in The county IT adolns the land now osicrc" "
I,l by Tie eratccs Of Edward Dillon, dec d. 1ie ""
tracts locclIct would make Of tie most "a'"''
C,rns in the upper country. The improvements %r''
dwelling house neatly Finished with iomr ROOMS on ''
lowcr floor and two, with small passage, on The HP'
with ev. ~ necessary clubhouse for the USE o! ia"'
and for securing crops OF all kinds. The Arpon!aI''N
nayi,rablc and affords easy and safe convHyA.c'
produce 10 Farnvilc, where good and ready mar, =
found for every thing made for market. There Is w.
of excellent water in the ward, and several good +pF
on the plantation It's not necessary to say more u
ation TO this valuable farm at this time. as tL"Sr ~"
wish ID pnrclase will, doubt ANA judge i"F XIV, T.,
selves 1t is desirable that sale be made III ''''
avoid raising crop Of tobacco the ensuing year
NATHANIEL fENlCh'
H., "a G9-wl"
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"a MTllEREAS, the heirs of Daniel Ford: dec d., ialc
Ksnsuch E rr power Of Attorney sss for!
sell their interest in the Estate Of said Daniel t"rd,
dec d. and Whereas have the interest OF halt o sad fs
ia and having no disposition sell at this tinc, there
Gre 50 far as three of the heirs Of said Daniel fcrd
deed. are concerned do hereby revoke said power OF
Attorney so far as authorizes the said BENZ b. Ford TO
eli ,bcir interest in said land WM. A. FORD.
NnYcmher q. G'-WiW
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Sept. @-,-". If w
DEAR SIE:lt gives pleasure to afford the cefll.
cac which you desire Your conduct and character at
the University such met am well ASSURED, the
appreciation OF the officers Of that institution ana rs,
before you left US. you had obtained the highest degree
we can confer it is unnecessary for 10 dwell upon
the subject Of proficiency Our degrees are only OBJ
tanned by cxcrlon and talent and the honor OF Master OF
Arts requiring the candidate have graduated III SIX
schools, may especially be regarded pledge OF ms
combining with clear and sound mind the power OF
cxerting it. 1873. :,
That you will be successful in your new location,
have no doubt believing, as do that you e perfectly
capable of Importing the knowledge !At yon have ac
qurcd. With best wishes,
Your sincere friend
G.. HONNYCASTfE.
PrnJlssOr Of mathematics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

S{COTTS PATENT IMPROVED ASBESTOS
e FIRE PROOF IRON C1ESTS.-Wc were pre-
sent when Mr. John Scott, of Philadelphia, burnt one OF
his patcut lsbcsOS iron Chests in this city on the lol
inst containing Bank Notes, Books, and Papers, and
have no hesitation in expressing entire confidence IN
their ability to resist the most intense heat aud to pre-
servo from fire whatever is contained in them. lie
I,h.s which is now at the Office Of Mr. John o. lay
Nl'e'.l N.. IIinu md reulnii,tl
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November q.
Uy,yERsrrY or VIRGINIA. July 18th. lr''3.

USIrERsIrY or VIRGINIA. July l3t'l: lH'H''
Mr. Frederick W. COLEMAN attended ny lectures
drinc the Sessions of l5- and lc:'34 and at The END
Of This tine became graduate in the School Of Ancient
Languages comprising the Latin and Gree Languages
the Roman aud Grccian History, Geography: Nc
Ills ,rmree. conferred only after full and rigid cXan
nations on all the subjects included in the lectures and
With regard to his actual knowledge may be referred
to As furnishing satisfactory evidel Vt his a:tanme"''
in this department Of learning.
IN addition il affords Inc much pleasure to bear tcs
ia MIR. Col.!lan uniformly exemplary and highly
nraiscworlhv department rtudent, we'll us to m
attention and diligence.
Considering his sudiou habits and correct principles
of conduct as weas his requirements, and entcrlann!
M dubt Of his capacity, not only Of ar"ir ftaFc
icdgc himself but of COMMIT; to ,.e confidence of
no hesitation IN in classical earn In"s 'eeu-
parents; as one ~: NEk HAnRlStJN. " y :,
fa'c anu noun" The tn1ersity IF plrguin.
-... tha hnft fT ihe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
Senior partner Of the iateGrm Of P0~eA a. :1tEi"so"
n.n ID GI--w4w

a GREAT BARGAIN MAY BE HAD.--Tmo
q BloOdcd HORSES tor Suic-onc five years old next
Spring, the other four years old Those wishing to pn:-
chase, can see the pcdgrccs. They ere of the Sir
Charles Dragon, Do:ned Sir HSry Go1'y, ".!air AIR.
Fearnought, and Signct blood The grand dam OF Tue
signrt mare was lanbeton Primrose the grand dam OF
Primrose vas Selma the grand dam Of King Hsr"d OF
England. SoSI I1oO n!ai
Au,cla. near Goodies Bridge, Dec. ~ el-w:lw'
EAIl, At HALIFAX CONTROVERSIES
CD Proposals will be received at the Clerk ohec OF
LI;rr Tai, ot the said Court. house, plan Of which
nav be seen on application at the Clerks office
The plan drawn by the Commissioner, contemplate,
budnr of brick and iron but walls of cnt stone would
be preferred, if suitable stone can be obtained. Ma<ons
snry examination and forward their proposals. which, to-
reihcr with the proposals for brick walls &c, viii re-
eoiyr the attention Of TIE COMMISSIONERS.
non,nbnr 30 70-t20J
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ARRANGEMENT.-Twnr \, "
~ md

Nv The Steamboats, Columbus and loca!'3na. T.,
,rd FROM Norfolk and Baltimore, will cnnnaeace &,
MouJ,v the 7Lh December. to run only {" r" Wei!
ieavins baltimore and Norfolk very Monday and Inss
day morning, at 10 ocioc; and On and after A
day. tile 7th January 1885, lry WI, i"' gnE %ar"
s w,TS' Monday morning. at 10 oe!"sh :'': IA, Ia
y;saon Of the Palopsco be interrupted by 'cr the .,
sr9arrs will be landed at Annapolis as formerly.
The Patrick Henry will leave N9rtok every 'Fnc,,,
and Friday morning, for Richmond and '1t'''" ct:
pas:,gc and fare to Norlolk 81. All hagsagr Al /.
r;s,, Of he owners. JAMES FERGUSON. ,is0t
paI,;unr, Drcru,bcr4 TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

C70D C0IIYTRY SCHOUL.-Thr subscriber
"a ;J,,r E,r miles north of charlottesville IN the
county n ,' of Aiiemarc with view TO educate his own
daughters has employed Miss Heart. young lady tr""
Mrs.. WIarts SEMINARY, Troy, New York. She has re-
sided in his family for the last ten months ed ' |hrrs
yhn avc been committed her care: have nladc very
.s w progress She is qualified to teach we'll
rvcry branch of English, the French language Music
and Driving He will take eight or ten girls under Tue
rrr If H. as boarlcrs The next session val! commence
on the .mh Of January, and terminate Oh the 2Oth OF
June Every branch Of English will be taught for $780,
French SO; Music 80; Drawing SO. Board, bedding
and caudics furnished by the subscriber, :S'h Board
and milan fees 10 he paid one half in advance.
A native Of France will be- employed III the school.
who will give French lessons for the additional sum OF
$40 per session. 0iAMWEh CANl''
I)rc u)-"DW
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oUyIIE Nyi;ouL 1iDnUMlcNt 10 Uc Mcm"Fy q v ~
a ,xcroy-It being important that the s2cry .
I .. m c,rly dav to form some opn"!I o! isc prob.
bic amount that will be received from contribution; na
State. it is earnestly requested that assistant r"rc
use The utmost diligence in waiting upon Tie r'.1.
who il ncy. srriis al! wiling to contribute: Az P
=, ,,. li,rr success BY lst February !! i'racie'':e
Al WHO report dtppsi:,' in SONG B";k: or :''",t'
b., Iy Tin, lime, or in ID days from corn'tcc""a:.
co!!tclins, will be- entitled 10 - per cent c'.'''>.
The names o.. contributors. and the anI""st con, -,.
tE.,' ,",.'-; WILSON ALLEA.
COiiect0r tor lirsaya
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RTOrlCE-Thc subscriber wishes TO SELL or rent ott
q for term Of years house and lot a"I"':'''.s ..e
town Of Scot,vc, PowEalan county, 80 - a" ;,
r, stand far rood boo, and slornakcr. or tailor.
mn S,n: Of c,er Of the trades above ncnto"ed Of
STEADY and rn;cprsng habits cannot ih to do %e'I ~
this place Any person wishing to buy Or rent, VIII
please apply the T,'I,'
datcy ~. cn i,.
Sc6ltyilIc December 81. N'-"+"
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aSONCORD ACADEMY.-This SEMINARY VIII he
u continued for the ensuing year, under Tie In'cnon
ofII,e subscriber, aided by his brothers, JANE: H.
" C,truAS The term will commence on the !'tii OF
January aud expire the 18th OF December, allowing
AUGUST as i vacation. The Course OF Instruction VII:
rmi5-acc the languages and sciences generally ana WA
enxur. thorough preparation for admission lht0 t'ic
University Of Virginia.. The liberal PaiFonasc with
,b the subscriber has been iavourcd "r many years:
oil. indulge hill 10 every cxeron u secure LOT ms
s,;tnon in future character at least cia t" that
,.LrI, il has Icrctoiore maintained. In d'schar9nr the
vnrnus and responsible duties necessarily drv"y"9 on
nc who is clargrd with the education Of youth! he VIII
Ivo tho remuneration OF faithful and well qualified as
ian,s With one of them is presumed: the present
irons are sufficiently acquainted, and as to the quaIi-
r,ons of the other the testimonials Of Professors iiar
rsIp. Bonnycas.c, Enmet and Tucker. OF the Cn'ver
sily of Virginia: are offered ,,. !
The buildings new, spacious and commGd'ouS ana
fine situation lying in the vicinity Of the Richmond ana
fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired and healthy.
The terms for board and tuition including bedding,
will be $50. -;
,cr Of his brothers. and directed to the bowling Green,
Caroline county will receive prompt attention.
ATWELL &. COLEMAN,
President Of Co'.rDrd .IrHd1my.
Ho,b,r ., JS-2awtlJjan.
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SITf9NIy q I'707V y y "----'
p. s Patrons Of the school MAJ rest asi';'r4 i"a' 10
cxrrtiYn will be spared the Inrt ot the instructors ''
ti o,,;ou Of order and the advancement Of pupils ci,
trusted to their care. The Liscp!iAe OF hc school "t
be strict though paT"nta Fac" student WIZ L. "'''
,iI.. r.nn, ,I, for his ir.rarUr both III and ont -
srioni. w!i!sl mcnhr. thereof No student "a" BE- IT,
r.iy.d f,r less than one trrIn--iyG months.
CALEB BURNLEY.
~ B. Letters directed 10 me at Rcim"ni: VA. De
promptly attended to. -, Up
December I. bl--"i
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T.. MEFFERSONTON ACADI JE-lH" aboVc I"
- g. tuition viii be npcmcd on tk' !Oih Jami"Iy next
80 der the direction of MIR. CAiEE 5uRSLEY, Who co.
,r,,l, hirh testimonials as Scholar and dsclp!!narn@
vs. H.. brnrs with him an assstantwha o'i'h"h :" les:
ny ,,,,;,iS re ch,ra.to- -,I ~,.-EGs.7ons.
- rlis olns,rncon will be, the Latin Greek and
English languages, GcomctrS the art Of Surveying -.
gebra Natural Philosophy RHETORIC, Logic. Geography.
(w'ih the use Of the Giobes) ChHpqs.l>77 4
NC. &c.
lhe dead languages and higher branches OF English
education, per scholastic year Of 10 months, S2,
:, minor branches Of English education, incu!iat
ks ksng tns<h Grammar, Geography. &c, $50.
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BrgIHT me- m. =" c7ffireo vi! b asgnie9 u Aes
rical Exercises. $50 -,
There will be two public examinations one on '"e
Goth June and the other the 10Th December "1tn"'-
NJ Board be had i'll the best families tor 80 's
scholastic ycar-lO months. .l
Jeiirrsoilom is village situated on tie sth&' ''4
,,J; from charlottesville to Washington CITY and "a
tine immediate vicinity 81 Lees White 81" If Spring
the society is very good, and poi"i d" '-'''' 1t l. AZ
trriOr 10 nonr. a
Fees will be required. half yearly a! ihr emu 81 ''
.o,.:n,, FRED. FlSiiEAtk.
IT.,
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JAS. {. CRANE,
!ARCIlD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RIGID. G.. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASklE,
A ERENCH.
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REWARD FOR NELSON, who y, went en-!

$lOO sE%HHR FOR q: IT, E; 4; E; *
neg h W 9a ssa oes 2 BY When ed h
eya T"HI is dark brown p Of gG,sn
Of arrss"n can spell and read I hr mao " Dnnta
he r!l ,one liehs co"rcd coaI a''u ~ oi FIR lat
in< bo, Of Y hch were holle*Pun a''i al '.' ,ui
0s n brlcvc he has obtained free papers a;a
a sSin sa bis o to free State viii 1--WE the ,C Ss
swarI il taken out of the State or ~ H"ars to ME
in lie SIT. and secured in any JAIL or ,''. Mr,ims
Il, NY place o residence, near i'N'"S
House CJochlanl county. Virginia. ,,,n,p,nD
. trj-w:w
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Til. subscriber takes the liberty of referring 10 lhr ~
loviuo re:llrmcn some OF his former and present ,.
irons: lion WIN. Br"ckcnbrough and VIM. II. ca. =
Nlrs.rs. Tho Richie, p. V. Daniel, 7. \. Nicholas
RobInsua Jalilcs Rawlings. and Cen Is. ptytoa. oig
Richmord; DR.. j. +. Archer, OF Am'e!Ia Mr.. Lr"ss
yi;n,. OF, Suosy!vania: aSo Mcssrs. FuntaM2 4n4S
parri0,t Of the Senate Of Virginia.
Address Tn. II. Fox, Z. NJ, Thompson Store i!a"o
yer i. II. fpN.
~. - 5.l--ww
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q AND FOR Satellite subscriber offers l'f sue
e four MoasuaA acres of Land lying III uFans' ..r
C.aroiua seven miles north from Oxford, ana l"eHt!
,,h from Clarksvilir Tl.c:G is 'il Oh t''T , l''e'
mcwIv Iui!t with pair OF Burrs and pair 81 l's"puS
. Two s,ls Of bung cloths, elc:at"rs, packing '''
cfinr &c The toll fran the corn alone: aiohnts ~
y,.r, Two hunlrrd aud hundred and hity na'e's
yar. The other buildings on The Land cost o''"ttn
;:t! and len Thousand dollars when bull. l",t "!e
49,, tvu thousand in woods: oil which Lca''y o'e
Ilf j.; ,u,d tobacco land The neighbsrlioud Is an 'A
c.ut one and the rance Tor stock ol every hih' ~
III. -: ro,d as any below the mountains. The fences
w.. = 5d rr;air and Inc plantation in excriiril "rd"F
g. ,,I.;n, l,r"e crops immediately. The land VIII he
in, two or mere tracts il des:rcd and tr trfs
] n sri, The purchasers. 1t is believed, t!!:i no and
r., IA. Union nroduces Wheat and tobacco q! quality
sunerior 10 il:ut raised on this land. -
October % [5l-wJt-l W. o. GhE"ohl'
AVAILABLE LAND FOR SiLE.-lhc subscriber
intending 20 remove 10 the West. offers ID" sac the
tract of land Oh which he resides. containing ier nun
dreI and ei5ty three The tract OF land Is III Inc
County of Orange The waters c Blue RAN and adj
INNS lie lands 0f judge Barbour Charles +. Graves.
and others: and is in Il desirable negheGIho"d lHcre Is
up,n !, l comfortable dwelling house. w all necessary
on, h;,srs new barn. wheat thrcshlng machine, ad
horS, mill! all in rood order. Persons wishing t" pur-
c,s. are expected visit it and Judge for themselves
li subscriber will take great pleasure IN showing H. and
will make ,l.. terms known upon arr cation, wE!!ch will
he accommodating 'Si4-' wynn
Orange county, Dec =. '"-
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quircd TO do act of moral turpude in violation of
The Consultation, aud thea he need neither obey
sign The error is ia allowing the Representative the
right To determine IN what he shall obey not
This the Democratic doctrine does not allow. The only
question the Representative should ask am instructed
by majority Ut tiny constitucn,s." This answered in
the Affirmative, obcscae rsSg nation becomes duty
III rs once admitted that the representative is To be the
Judge IN all eases To the duty OF obedience 10 nsroc-
TONS the doctrine OF instruction means nothing. There
IS not an ingenious under Heaven who could
IN nearly every instance get up plausible pretext for
disobedience.- Maine Democrat
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10 'Gt case The following the cis. Dist April 1906
being tie last DAY Ofthe session, Adams pssoued M
az, which are thus noticed on tic Journal:
Adams from Samuel
ogden aud The other from William Smith. Stating chat they arc
under criminal prosecution for certain proceeding INTO
were d BY tho eeuu5tanco that their purpose
snn approved Dy ho Executive Government Of the United
@ on % hoy have judge Of The
bsuct JOuf or The bnod States York, H.
nadge ESQ nsycba that the grand jury which found
we bs ognsst them ado him.
SELL of hs conduct ~ taking The examination and deposition
sl Snnncie ogden md The meorass considering Congress
etc onB p9wof competent TO relieve them, submit their
We wisdom OF Congress and pray such fcof tho Laws ons-
tuition 0its md Tho
AFFORD themj and tho memorials read, and,
On motion,
Oydered, 1ha The mcmofasts have withdraw their TO-
MORALS respectively"
These memorials appear have presented tho morning
Amor dposng Of them nnd variety other business the Senate
TOOK ccss, and again az O'Clock entry
o. @ journal Of The following adopted
and noes Tor paaeg every thing IN tho journal relative
On motion at thing jounal rolativo 10 The me-
morals ofs O. Ogden and VIM. s. Smith
passed ~ ihe affirmative yeosMessrs. Adair Cond Gilman
Mitchell Logan MITCHELL Smith, sid. smith Of ~ " Stone
ihfostoH, Wonhineou, end Wrgt-f3. Mug Nesfs Adams
neswn ihouse, Pckofng, Puue Smith Of o.. Tracy aad
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