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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
lNNF OH H AN T TO TII0sR AFFLICTED WITH THE RHEUN1 IISEvI s y
 HE'D GE,S CeIebs.sstesE g 2, 1Ilseaslssssttc !. T,
ASx....E 70. .k

NTHILE this Plas.er is useful in renov- vV inG other pains, it is designed especi- ally as acure for the HE UNA TINl1,s sa complaint with which multitudes Of the hu- man family are afflicted, and for which no enectual remedy has hitherto been offered to the public. Iii all cases this Plaster is to be applied tothe hollow of the foot, which will have the tendency 10 draw the complaint efl- tirely from the system. An article, then, that will cure this complaint, is a great public good. That this Plaster is not only . safe, but if faithfully applied. an effectnaI remedy, the proprietor has full confidence. But it's efficacy will prove it's own best recCmmen-s dation. EDMUND HEDGE,
 Sole Proprietor. Bloomfield, Conn.
 Among the many testimonials in favor of the above Plaster, received by the proprie- tor, are the following HHcOMMENDATzosss.
 z Bloomfield. Conn: April 5, ls37 This may certify that lhave used Hedges kheu- matic Plaster with success and entif6 satisfaction end have known 1t used in various other instances with equal success, when other things which had been es the most efcacious remedy for Rheumatism that REv. CoRxErlus B. EvEREsr.
 Hartford, May 8, 1887. :. was Recommended by friend to use Hedss's Rheu- matic Plaster. did @, and although was ip great pain still felt relieved In about four hours, very sem aiby and m three q four days was entirely cured and having used nothing else in the meantime, either Axtstnaly cF internally have had an opportunity to ave the Plaster tair trial, and can recommend 1t to sne pubic as sate and sure remedy for that dstres
 M Sss K |. F. BABCOCK. .. Hartford, April Se, 1887.
 This may certify that have been afflicted with that worst of all complaints the Rheumatism and for quite q number of days. Iexperienced extreme pain in my hips and legs, and could find no relief until used Hedges Rheumatic Plaster, which has effected an entire cure. can therefore confidently recommend tito the public as worthy of their notice. ..s-a X
 THOMAS WYMOND. The Plaster is put up in boxes, at the low price of 25 cents per box with full directions and recommen. daticns'on each box Every box is labelled with the feld, Conn. gS9.7' s7 " sea wholsssle and retail by the proprietor, or eith-
 AGENTS.
 Lee G Butler Hartford -FeFre & Parmalea Mid. dleiowl Sidney Babcock. New .Haven--E Elisha Ed a.sNaf1s 8pginGfeld Masss sS. Carl & NephaU Nov yoFk% John e Howard, Brooklyn M. M.
 A. WADswoRTH Agent for Iitch6ed CO.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
LOOK HHRE 2

M EFT his home fla Norfolk, some days O. A co. my son John Hopkins. n years old thick sct, light comp plexiOn had worked m 2 factory ordinarily dressed--tOok nothing with him gxcept what he had 0n--was aest seen in IiichheId, where 1t is believed ne took the stage for New-Haven. Wnoeser will give information where he may pc toanq shall be reasonably rewarded.
 NoyyoK. Mag 9, 1887. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
lnnlg NEo8os MellNolned !

F3AAfj LAW llNrE hDg oli hand An ex. IAn Noloa of enoh IlAAhs ln Connecticut, most HIfls pf NnWsAnn|nnA, NtMsXofk cIly, and
 Boy, fofk elale. e lllfo lately reflell Q go. asiM lssiF c4n. k|sy Ie
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08

UTookoyy and UlagD vW0vos LUST received beautiful assortment of ~ Csockery and ulnaa Ware, which shRll bo sold at reduced prices.
 May l. BIsIj0WICK 6 PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
ON HAND.
STRAY HORSE.

A CAME into the enclosure of MaaH N/ the subscriber, on the 10th
 inst. ROAN HORSE, twelve years old, middling size, short switch tail, natural trotter, and shod. The owner can have him by paying expenses.
 WILLARD WHITING. Colebrook, Moy %, 1887. 51
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08

11RNrED FRENCH MUsLINs AND GNGHAMs, L S1rKs, &c.-A beautiful. assortment of French Muslins, Ginghams, Chambras, Eng fish, French and Amer'n Prints, small figure; Mourning Muslins, Ginghams and Calicoes :; also black, blue-black and colored Silks, just received by ISAAC LAWRENCE.
 ADril 27. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08

COteOr00k, MGy 11, 1OOl. - District of Woodbury ss. Pro6ate Coart, 13th
 MGg 1887. Estate Of PECK & BACON, 0f
 WOodbury, assigning debtors.
 HNHE Trustees represent the estate insolv- II ent. and pray the appointment of Con- missioners thereon Ordered, that Commis- siopers to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Woodbury on the 2d Mon day of June, 1887, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon; of which all. persons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 6l CHA's B. PHELPS, Judge. Ata Court of Probate holden at Nesc- Hartford.
 n and for the District cf Ne,c- Harfora, on
 the l5th day of MaH A. D. 1887: Present, Iertius Wads,corth, Esq. Judge. WHRREAs the New-H Hartford Manufactu- " ring Company" a body corporate and polite. transacting business at New-Hartford m the district aforesaid, has made m assign ment of certain property both real and per- sonal to Sylvester Willard & Edmund Case. in trust for the benefit of all the creditors of said Company therefore in pursuance of tho elntute in such case made and provided, this Court doth assign the 18th day of June next, Ht 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, at the probnte oilico in nnid district, for tho appointment of Commissloners lo receive. examine and ad. luat the claims of all the creditors of the sNld Mnnutactuflng Company according to law and unld trustees AFn directed to puhllah un' tee ot thie order In q newspaper pplnled m tho city 0f Hartford. and alike nollco In | n1WspnpeE printed ln LAlcht0ld, ln tho county of Lltehilnld, aId Aln0 Co place copy of thiI order on tho Dlgnposl neaFeul io the nlnec o lrQnoncling business by said company, ma ! nll peENplle Interested may attend ina hI heald Felnllvo to tho appointment AibFaDald l If lhny Bee cause. Atflle copy of record. oi THRTtUs WApsWoA9u, tudgo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08

BIack EBOaSe bss15zse, A BEAUTIFUL article for Dresses, and IA for sale cheap, at 3sss sjs May 25. S. GAEPIN,S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08

m is worthy of remark, that ISAAC LAW A RENCE has just received from New York a beautiful assortment of Fashionable and Reasonable D1~W G0O6E8--and what is more worthy of noticeS he offers to sell them on better terms than they can be bought at any other place in the county of Litchfield.
 f,itckfeI April 27. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
CANAAN LYME

N Fl8 '.. e11As ' eI IllAl'l " la|P N |R RI.,...
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08

GLOVES. Ladies fine black and CO., Olor'd c. S.Gloves; raw silk, Lisle, thread. black and white English Silk do.; cold Cot ton and black and white Picnic do.
 Gents fine black and cold G. s. Gloves ]; also, cold raw silk and linen do.
 May II. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
nRRWEW DEEDB.

0 oALP1N hns just received fresh sup -. ply of Garden Seeds from the garden of |. Stone. April 27.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Person County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1886.


Augustine VanhsOk, asbs;aisirafor ,CiA the ril
saasxsd Of John Rogers, deceased Gil.s 10
gers John Johnston and Rebeeea his Wife, So
Inuel Johnston, Paul Terrell aud Sally his rits,
and John Rogers.
against se4
John Taaheok and Rachel his scifs, aad 0isauss
Rogers.
Petition for division of Slaves.
TT appearing to the satisfa tion "a the Court
- that John vanhook aud has wife Rachel,
and Ottsway Rogers, are mol inhabitants Of
the state. and that the ordinary process OF law
canno, be served upon them: II is therefore
ordered by the Court, that publication be made
IN the Hillsborough Recorder for SIX weeks
success,sely, requiring the said John Vanhook
and Rachel his wife. aud ouaway Rogers. TO
appear at the next term af this Court, TO be
held Tor tho county Of Person, at the court.
house in Roxborough, on the third Monday IN
March next, and plead. answer or demur to
the petition, otherwise the tame will be taken
pro esattsso and heard sr parts as To them.
Witness Charles Mason, clerk Of our said
Court, at Office, the third Monday in Decem.
Der, 1886. Test,
CHI. MASON. Clerk.
Price adv IS IS 81 CIV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Ttrribls Disasier The Steam Pack
ct D&phm which has been for sumo time
IN n service Of The government 10 Flo
nar bafs. her boiler on the 10Th instant,
Sv shlch 6iieen lives we're l"s,. includ.
iOg I'd Brooks and Lieut.. Alex'r Mac
ley. II the army: Miss Brown, daughter
Of Col, Brown uf the army; and Twelve
pef'oa. belonging IL the boat. As usual.
HE accident happened jus. ~ the boat
Srs abmt In starr AFTER . short sioppsge.
ST. r, persons were saved. DR.. Mar.
IN IL army, after the explosion. gave
ap lis place IN the Sow 10 lady. an'l
alans to a log uatlI relieved by another
sleaR bnal.
The Dolphin vas under contract oi
sale ipr 10000 doIlars. and was hired by
g., rlnent al 1000 dollars per moalh'
5000 dollars was insured on her.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06
Stray Hog.

q STRAY Hog came to the premises OF the
~ subscriber. near Albright Post ofhce IN
Orange county. on the 2oth Of December, sup.
posed to be from a drove which passed by.
The owner can have it, by proving property
aud paying CHARGES
EUPHENEE b. KERR.
Decsmbsr IS 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Daalel w. Courts. > member Of The
u,u.r IL Commons from Surry enuniy.
-. hrsa elected Treasurer ai this state
a, IN. ensuing two years. Zen. PaIirI-
-, deel,ned a re election. on sceounl Of
;he ins,lesuaey Of the salary 20 the cup.
n,r, # HI family.
R,caman1 NJ. Pearson. esq. III Rowan
,,s0,y has been elected Judge 81 the
s,uerlsr Courts. Ia complete the naa.
srr required by The establishment Of The
sew circuit.
There Is siill sseaney on the beach.
..,,,ioosd by Mr.. Halmes's refusal To
,csep, The appointment John ID. Too
us,' ESQ. - in nomination Tor the ap-
soinsmsn,
i. lanes W. Guinn. ESQ. has been elect
a : ,,ieitor ii lhr 7lh Judicial CirruiI
Councillors Of Siafs.-fhe following
s.,,l-nra have been elected counsellats
:, SAFE Tor thu ensuing Two years:
Mss. lanes Wat. 6esrgP WiIlisn.
,sa. anrn R"lsy.. sen- Arch'hhald =.
u, g. fraac,s T. Danes. Chas Z Jhha
,.n anil allen Goodwin: he i,r hrsi ii
uh,n ar Van BurenIles. and the two
Isl Hhigs. .--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

From Forida.--By the steam boa,
Florida, which arrived a, Savannah on the
2s,h ul,. the editors Of the Georgian have
intelligence ,ha, Gen. Jesup, after having
secured the Wahou Swamp and found no
Indians, had returned and established a
post al Dade's Baule Ground, where q
portion Of the army under his command
were-and tina, IL was his intention I'M
mediately to pursue them to the Ever.
gIades. where il was supposed they had
gone.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Inauguration --i'he inauguration of
EdsarJ B Dudley. Governor elect Of
N'nh Carolina Tor iva years from the
let Instant, tbnk place on Saturday last.
u" aa,as Of Office were administered BY
VhIel'Jus,ice RuiRn: having taken aud
subscribed which, Gov Dudley deliver.
Ell The tHluwing inaugural. which was
listened to with deep Interest
S'aaors aH4 Gsa,itmsn q
efits iIsa,. 81 GOmmOas; q a.
Custom, Gentlemen, aud nv own
views 81 prnprlety. demand nr me some
exposition Of the prie,pies and motives
"h'eh will aclndte me during my execu.
1--we TERN: and as my preferences and
if'd'Iee,lons IN Federal Politics are no
secrets 10 Won. shall cnnfine myself
calriy TO our domestic interests.
The objec, Of government, is to re.
"ra'n The turbulent, prn,ect the weak aud
iro'"''e the happiness Of the many. The
'a''I'a."ns Of The State aud Of the Uu.
'"A t5"'h ba. compromises Of conflicting
','ers''s) were designed to govern and
O'rrcl The course Of their administration,
"'' as we'll as the laws enacted 10 sx
pan aad edI'rcc ,heit provisions, should
y" l4nIy and literally construed and
,a''h'uily executed. Ia attain and secure
.le great aud bene6cent purposes fnI
witch they were instituted.
ihe settled precedenis of our country,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06
Tg2.sgcGc39E
Friday, January O.

A o.r. ofour impression ofthis weeks
..',s, hears The date Of the old yer on
=. srs, psge--noI having been changed
: ,sgz a il should have been.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Nr Clay Ia. been rr.elsaisd sena,or,
lM q years from The 9Th ofFMareh next
The vote vas. Tor Mr.. Clay 10, for
lanes Guthrie 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

The Ler.Iatnrr of Sauih Carolina nd.
,a,,-d "a The 2lI all having passed
10 s,.. awaaE which W. notice one IN
nm mi ,hr rhansr Il the Charleston and
C,aelnaa,l Rail RIAL Company. and m.
amer h coaier Banking privileges on u.
&C. smnlnssr. distinguished mea'
s.t 4 the Legislature. sas appointed To
a,erri immediately IN RsIeiRh. 10 Law
ihe,r ,ct. before our Legislature. and 10
.a.k a. concurrence therein. One mil
hns Il dolIars was subscribed " this
r. so,k. out of the surplus fund.
Bank ass chartered fos Gror5elDwn,
az al increase u capital granted 10 The
sae Rank.
SHY lhuusand dnllars were appropri-
sled To The College. f,r building another
Tenement. q LIBRARY Hall purchasing
s,ok.. DC. 10000 dollars for extending
he Columbia Canal. 20 900 loIlars ior
rparag the State rad. 1000 dollars lor
Improving the navigation Of tie Wa,eree
R,et. 1000 dollars for Ly nche's Creek.
~ &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

An a,,emp, has been made at srasbarg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

FORTUNES HOME
$I3 600 for So!
= ---~ses~---
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE l. OTTERY,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
1N1 san a9I11 A9A09S1Is
Fret Class, Tor 1872.
----e@e~---
To be drawn at FAYETTEVILLE. Oh
Saturday. The llth Of february.
COMBINATION SYSTEM.
rs number Lottery, IL drawu ballots.
r.E&. ---se@s~~-~
Stevenson & Points, Managers
G pRlzE. St3,OO0!

Principal l'rtses.
One prize of Sl3,000--one Of $4,000
--one of S3,0O0-one OF S2,4O0--
SIX Of Sl.50O--one Of Sl.lO0-iwenty
Of Sl00o-besides man, OF $500,
1861. &c amount NC L. all to
e.. 253. $50 Dollars.
Whole Tickets, SIS 90
Halves. 2 80
Quarters, 20
- All prizes psysblein CASH, fort, days
after the dr,wlag, subject to deduction q, &c,
teen per cent,
- Tickets for sale in the greatest variety
Of numbers. at my Office, one door ah"Se tho
store OF Walker Anderson s Co., IN illsbc
rough, N. C.
ALLEN PARKS, .ageni.
! January%5. .5f~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

". ave received he fret aumher Of
,he SOUTHERN rTIzES AID Mas ~ DC
.,> -. pablshrd ny Brnja'nIn Swan.
r,q. "A A.arbareugh. Randolph coun.y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

To totg " r1os-'.. s.rs. p.Dk. D.yiy,
pou'son, stuart. Hatprr, Gy-g.u, C4mpbeil,
Snodgrass, Boyd, Miller, Viii, W.ihers. Chr
tan, Hi, Servant, Hunter, Bal. Marshal D f,
ltdmunds Ct r, D-ekisseo, Hale Of f., v ood-,
smith OF Oil, S1Inh Of oit. Spencer, Mullen.
Bods, Martin, Snlth Of /. OF W, MccaudIish
Davenport, Donal!Y, Hoe, Garter Lurket, Be-
len, Bf1rd' Ne"ndn, Benton, Murdaush, Cooke,
eegar, tnzyera'd Brady, " Golf liz, Whether,
l'unsiall, Hubbard, Iaymond. Pendleton, Dor
man, Nj ore. RnAer, Bult,, CsutchfelJ. Mon
eurt, tell. : samuel, Of Wood, aud St1uard -5g
For WA. Dlnlei-Mes,fs. Powell. Booker &
Glle.pie-3.
JOINT vote witb the Senate for Rciaid E
Parker 81; FOR John VI. Patton Go-,rsttetlag ,
80 lii hard T.. Parker va duly elected.
On motion Of Mr. Smith Of Glouc'tr The House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13
. oayt!in- and Day school .ol
EI9U1ILf A.ADl.3.3o

yg,lIE undersigned respectfully informs HI
n patron, and the public, thai the next Sc,
sion OF his >rhooI Tor Young l. dlc>, will com
mcnrr on Monday, the Gth Of FEBRUARY. Thr
s.h5ol viii be hunted, aad only two or three
more Boa,der, can be received.
Arran cement, are IN progress for securing
the service, Ola Lady qualified to give iusrruc
ton on rnC HAIR.
TGRNs rlR The SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Bo1ri, loI gln5, Washing, &c. &c. $40
School tuition, 90
Paper, pens, states, g.. 80
Mu.ctut'oo by Mr.. Smith, on the Pr
aao OF Guitar, ttro lessons lreek 20
tsc OF Piano for practising, so
Tuition on the Harp, so
L >e OF tlrrp fer practising, )
Tu tio0 tee, are payable in advance, AMI no.
thlns refunded except IN case OF Sickness
Board is payable hall IN advance.
+, G.. SMITH
I1nnlrV ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

memoir addressed 10 the french Academy o!
Sciences. INSIST. tai vaccination when uf-
successfully applied 10 any par Of the human
body SHOULD be lred IN another. lie has know
The virus 10 tahe elect only one l~., altrr tie
other limb, bad been tfied IN vail, and . tbr
disease introduced upon the holy, when Al parts
Id obstiaatply refused The infection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

iu"hsn ,e.iIas ent noaeys are paid, end TIE
objects OF those payments. whea there are SIX
>iaaa.nz committees uader the seventy seventh
rule Of tue House Of Representative, whose
special dut.s are to examine annually into all
the detail. o. those expenditures u, each OF tie
Executive pepar, meats. The ha remark 5
applicable il soma ether hranrhes d TIE aiSrIna.
,oa sought by yoa, ample detail, IA respect .
waich are 10 De found Ia the reports iald beio re
Congress, aud now on yoar des aid 10 winch
recommend YOU 10 have recourse.
am, respectfully. *. ,
(sigued) ANDREW JsChSC.N'
To the h. HcNEY \. Wise,
Caairnan Of The Investigating Connluee O tae
abuse, AMI eorrunri51s charged against the
Executive Dpnadnents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13

dHurc tends directly to Increase Tho : aoi eXpe1
that Department, am for embr ari,,. 'nhuehce Of
cason to reduce The public expend,7',sa'tfy Iii &C
at demands oil the public service !, 10 the re.
ference 10 ms great political Ollie, win re,
lach 50 moeh Importance 10 a uisp ..a .oai a.
The administration Of our afT,irs y 'eooon} 10
Economy though enc Of the card;,,, :.
IN nations as well as individuals, was ,9'af'
ed hY Mr.. ktves 50 great ble,,ior : :, YET.
IN It's tendency 10 diminish EyFrr1.as
INFLUENCE" which he then toll ''L
peTpe'ually undermining and ,,s,iI. Was
fabric oil Tree government everv VII. lie
our own not less than other. ;, A. 'al q
no'n him. The champion Of Executive M.
even 10 The pro>traton Of lcri>laf,.a ,,ee
ue"ce Conserving even to bind tho G pen
The delegation OF the State soyeraioo,;z N"a'f-
car OF the triumphant conqueror or H'1e
Rights And we doubt not thai NO '@'e
hear hts voice. and that Of hi, frien3y sooa
''no''a"oh Oh this new stretch Of arbra,s -. IA
'r-'hls heretofore uaheardof assnn,. pow
Executive possibility this strik.,. q
'neniary on his own broad maxim TIN, :. s9n'
Executive branch Of the soyernmen, :, , -. he
well IL all other countries, free nsItn,,o,.s as
every thing to lear, nave
| May we quote the authority Of ono,bo..
once potent IN the Jack ,on rank,-,,.# 'e'
that Of George X emcr,-" honest c,nos.5 'gan
was c'Iled, who stood side by side w,5 NJ
R'Yes IN the fam u War of ReiJeae9n..'.
which, alas for hnman nGrnity. has -,
be fought! HI, .enar,is, thout5 m,3a ~ ,s,@
will be sufficient answer to the sonhi.,ra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-13
THE SEssGENlAN.
.ynchburg. rebrnary Is, 1854
HE PIE ,lDEN Letter.

!
lat. we perform The painful duty of laying be
fore our readers this mofang. together with the
resolutions Of The committee TO which il IS a res
ponse Itis painful duty because we had hoped,
Ihat during the bre period which yetremalns OF
the Pre- std, nj, Off term, he would do no
thing to provoke the annadycr sion oil his oppo-
nen,s. bat that, Oh the contrary, he you'd signal
- the close OF nj, administration by an effort TO
tranquilze the public mind, 50 long kept IN All
fation by his successive entertainments on ths
powers Of COO Innate departments Of the CO.
Yernment and upon the rlLht, and liberties of
he people. II IS a painful duty, because We re-
gre, that the President la, lint the influence Of
his name to a doetrae, (anl thereby secured a
ready reIeptol 70. il IN III phil: mad which
we believe 10 b. ultsrlg su5yer5ivt Of The great
principle Of there p,a,ibly Of public otl ers to
the pc ope. anl winch consequently not only .
pen, the dor 10 VIDE sprril abuse, in the ad
fnlnis.raton OF the spgrrln' mt bnt gives per.
feet im?u1ity u paeulltors AL ro5u,,. by enl-
bIing III: n > eel 1t lait1ce every eiI5rt 10 de.
tert an pual,h their dehn pennies. If they are
never to answer bat II sPscif: r7trgsf, then
they will never answer al all. For, il Consres,
has no ri Ght 10 slte th4 60 lilo Of tn.
public o.h:es, however strong an ! we'll ground
ed may b, Ia. uliyrls Il bile tint the pubic a.
gent are CO ra9t, a. int tn y have en- -.ni
~ of m Il practice, which scrutiny woulA ex-
pose, they IN ~ = OF IN ther career Of crime TN
checkc /, b,,luse II vii b, impossible, withou,
such scrutiny, toa3cettlia ia. exact nature OF
their Telc.5, AMI coa,eqttntly to tame sPe.
eff, accn'atiol saiast tl,n. D. W. efr IN
saying, ,h 1, If ms ID tria, be recogn Jed eli
ca re ,p) rsibillty Is m empty name
Bat tbs asier,ioa II n u, thIl ka2ly preroy
ptive-t this claim Of nflIibility ana irrespoa5i-
bllity both for the mo1lfeh Al his minister, i,
rot Only repl!lntDcpn lDl stl,e all ire
'oncieAble witt tie genius Of our inssitp
tons, bnl it i, il lfa:t :,ll't VITA all pa.
lent, bo;h in III. State AL general govern
npnt',
Doe; not the State Lagi stature every year ap-
point con nittee5 II ia;e,t5 ut, the ca ilioa Of
| the Banks il watch 81. /, Interested of her
trea ,ury -hef lrnory AMI other pubic in,titu,
tons An Whit this for J Surely not be
cause speci: chrSes are made agunst those
who have the saperaten lence Of these iastitu-
tons but 10 Il icertln whcthera any Of them we
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> sata.nunlheE Oi Scres.
: Petitions were prescnie and referrej--b'
Mr. Elmunds of II, OF eiesens OF Halifax, ask
, ng for h. Incorporation Q. a company Tor The
purpose Of manufacturing cotton at the Fall
Iof 3 mist, river. near Mead<rlllr, in the com
~ of fIalfix- bv Mr. Mr. Moore, OF ciu1ea-
If Roekbrlte, renionsifatnr aBans' the repeal
of law 10 convert the Lexington Arsenal Iate
/ Military S,ho3l
POWHATAN CONTEST.
On motion of Mr.. Pendleton, the House re-
.nmc1 ihe conf Grafton Il the report of the
Committee ofP-yIrte, aaa Efeetloos, o. the
contested Elrcti,u between y N. Z. Scott and
Henry l.. Hopkins OF the county Of Powhatan.
Motion. Ia amend The report were discussed
al SOM length.
Al balf past o'clock the report was gone
through with, amended aud the loiIo wing reso
/ luton adopted
R.s5teeI as me opinion Of tiia COMMITTEE
| rast the poll ought 10 stani thus
F9r Henry l. Hopkins 2?9
Wm. {. .S,ofl 2@7
ianltha H.nry l. H)pkins vas daily elected t.
fepresent the county OF P5Rhltla IA the present
sloase OF d lie gates, anl that he /, enitled 10
seat therein.
JUDGE E5rlLL
On motion ol MI My, the li1use took up the
amendment, OF the Senate 10 the resolution,
eonretn NJ Judge E'til.
The am nd ncnt, 81 the Senate were agreed
10 the only maleull feature al which Is, tai
he ca rll Assembly VII proceed o. the
eeoiy -fl,t day after tint On winch JuIlr E'ull
hall hive received nouee rnnle,s II be sunday.
aad taen OIL the next l. Ia Ialre INTO the p-ofu
ely OF supplying his place On tae General Couu
Bench
Nj b IL o1 red he followine re'o'u'io1
Regatrrd, That The Committee Tor Court, OF
1a,nrr BIZ ln,trI.tti 10 enquire INTO the cxpcdI
L..