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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-28
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.-,,,t. DnSTNtAsIER

The Hon. Levi Platt IS appointed ros''has,el io' -,
VILLAGE Of Plat,sburg, in place Of n Aver', 'eo'su
"a man. who discharged the duties Of us ONCE " Wy
entire satisfaction Of all parties. Nj a. was removed
far oyIous sake aone and fany portion OF the com
nunty had occasion to find fault with him, II was ms
own party for not manestng more 'eai anu "''''..
preceding and pending the clec'i"ns, IMAM ne was ~
The habit Of dong-Mr. A. is any thng but c'a'n''
ous noli,ician he is man that always went peace
ably and Quietly TO the polls and deposited ms vo'e
m The ballot.box From any thing that we nave
said we do not mean TO be understood as GAZING III
question the political orthodoxy OF hil. lot sou"
er Democrat cannot be found North OF Mason anu
D;xon's line But we do mean to be understood as
sun IN tho most unGuali6ed ,erms, that Mr. Averill
has not on any occasion brought his 'hcal influence
10 bear upon the election since he has bel" te "i."
of Postmaster We say further wiihou; ncurrlng the
hazard oc contradiction, that there no, more ihl
fu and accommodating Postmaster ,he On.on 'ia"
Mr. A. lie has been removed IN vNlation OF The prn-
ciples laid down, openly and publicly promulgated by
the late Gen Harrison and by John Tyler, the acting
President Of the U. ).
But wba. better are VIC 10 expect under the scc"nu
reign OF terror aud prescription - ""pinnn SAKE
pui e worthy faithful public occrsare TO be- cut down
without arhyne or reason for opinion sake, ana So
Tenn pledges violated by men IN lgh places, 10 maze
room for noisy and clamornus d!!ceseckers, we say
let the Cabinet at Washington throw Oil al disguise
and come ike honest, ain dealing men, anu .ane
The Ground that 10 The ric0rs tcoHg the sp0GS Tins
would be a manly and honorable course; course loo
with which we should be the last 10 complainant 'h:s
"hde and seek" game, that Is carried on 10y Tue act
ing President and his Hartford Convention Secretary,
and such creatures as Francis Granger, is unwor-
Inv of free and enlightened people The acting
President, when he entered upon The duties OF ms
high Office, assured the public that no faithful
officer should be removed; but, in order to gel
round this plausible promise, which was made 70 pc
br ken, and gull honest and conld'ng Peop.e, ~
tells ranger and other ltc satellites around him to
have the people get up charges against every Demo-
GRAFT who holds an office aud then forthwith To remove
them without hearing. This was the course taken
in the case Of Mr. Averl and lie and his friends are
at this moment totally ignorant Of the charges that
were preferred against him, and always will be- unless
resolution s introduced in Congress calling on the
Postmaster. General to furnish all The correspondence
in re- ation to his removal
lnasmuch as Democrat, who IS deeply imnuca
with the pr piles Of Jefferson be permitted to hold
an office uncer this administration, We are SATISFIED
with the appointment of Judge Plat.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constant. rrcrisn. from tic celebrated ma
nulr,ury NUNS Clark. New York elegant aud nian
Piano Fors possessing the latest improvements aud tint deli
rary Of peculiar 10 their MANU-
rictme.
so large Of Musical instruments, AID Musical
Merchandise, IN general.
Piano Furtes repaired tuned let hire, and taken in tx
change.
Tn. largest Music or red fo sale IN tl
tii- may from, tin III thr subscriber, who i
now ri.lrd 10 sc II The PiiaIr.'L aud Ne" York whale
sale and retail rstr>.
Those puchl-ius srlI again VII BE- furnished upon better
. than They ind eisemh, n the stat
+. II. TAYLOR,
Firrc For,c AMI aas;a s:grc, opposite lae Baak'.
-xf .Im
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R.7RE CHIN
IN THURSDAY June 81, viii be drawn, N the ~
~ timorc, the Grand State Annory and Town Han -
(iiss fOr

1890 prizes. amounting 20
IS numbers, II drawn ballots. :, ).
Whol.s sl0-lia!ves s5-quariers s! 50-r'ehin ~,
The above scheme published now, IN order Ia 49,
.pe,uator time 10 send on their orders; and. hl
seldom, that Opportunity is given 10 distant
try their luck IN rich scheme they respecsa'
To send on their orders NJ once, directed 10 4.
JAMES PHALEN & Co, Richmond b
JAMES PHALEN & CO., Hfsh'e.'""'
JAMES H. cox, Baltimore, NJ No.
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;, Capi,als CT 900 dolnrs and 50 or 600 dollars

I IT
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from The subscriber
4 living in northampton county North Carolina, Saturday
month"; Negro Man. named Ben lie i 81
dark conprAicn tnrrabiy tall knock knred walks with his
feet turned ont and stoos when walking. Ben, sup
mp is about lwrnty-iiy years of ag" h correctly do
mol Know Said fellow llis last u. years, except
present, hired III. Rcn"ui Manufacturing Company, IN
Virginia which place r pet. ends L. have wife. have
doubt lurking about richmond. apprarin. I" have
great his VIE before h. oil Should he not he
about Richmond may Prince George Snry cnrnty
county am told, Il" raised, III lie farm u tir
late William A. HARRISON Cabin fo!nt, called Mill Farm
Carte. Il. Harrison, Of the late William
A. Harrison last ~! give the above reward iof
apprehension nnL deliver: 81 hi u secure in ~
Jail - that asai. tny Information concerning
will be thankfully received. u! adte>, .-Jacks"n T.
7. H. BlIBRO.
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Ci;llIln-s Office.

THE public informed sen Tickets In MI the Lotteries
under the uagrmrnt OF d. :. Gregory 70. All orders
attended 10 with pronplGess. CIASTAiN CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-28

IN CHASGEEY.-NiRGSIA:-ht Rules held IN the Clerks
Office Of Essex County Court The I'll day Of May, si
Philip iIowertun Thomas Cole and Charlotte H. his wife, and
Saith aud Eleanor A. his wife, and H. H. Cauthoin
and Isaac Booker late merchants and partners IN trade under
The firm of n. H. Caulhorn ( Co., Pla nfF,:
against
Washington r. Pnrkins, Administrator o Benjamin 7. Hover
ton deceased Washington H. purkns and Ann hi, wife
own right, William H. IIowrrton and Others Defendants:
The defendant William H. owerton, having entered his
appearance, aud security according the Of Assembly
the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he nhabant OF this STATE On the
plaintiffs, H. H. Cauhorn Co., by Counsel 1t is ordered
said defendant d. appear before the Justices Of
Court the third Monday July and answer the bill Of
nt-pradcr, flied in this the said H. II. Cauthorn
and that copy this order be forthwith inserted public
newspaper published in the Of Rcmnnd, for eight success
,ve weeks and another copy thereof posted the door Of
the Court house Of this comfy. 4 Copy-T-,ir,
JAMES ROY MICOU, Js, Clerk f. C. e.
MAY II 2-Wsw
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.ifh Erh 1911.

Gentleman residing III irasico County isde.iFor> 70 w.
~ inr his Farm laIuurcrs consisting ynuu: men ar
boys half of each. For such are W.ll rcroii"
for character health and qualification tani il i id
Others VIII appy1 liberal price III ca.l vii be pad -
from the lower country viii b. preferred. Also, good 'ait
Nav u 'ff' ;-G
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u. $. GREGORY x Co., Managers.
SPLENnID LOTTERIES FOX JUNE, 1871.
rJ So. h. TIuys,L,u fLjrd June.

sPIENnID LOTTERIES FOX JUNE, 1871.
Grand Srhc,ne for Thursday, third June.
VIRGINIA lEESBERG LOTTERY, Class H. for ISL, 10 DC
drawn N Alexandra, d. u Thursday 81 june doii;
5000 do 1850, do. $500 do ,si 100 prizes OF oO'' Nv
10. So sc, &C.. &c. IS Lottery, IS drawn ballots.
Tickets SlU-haIve> S5-uuarcrs 81 3D. =.
Certificate package OF II Whole Tickets S3o-siafes ~
proportion.
VIRGINIA wELLsBrRG LOTTERY, Glass F, 10 he drawn
nj Alexandria D. c. saturday, 'h 1ms an NIL mn ,ze Of
l.cG), &c. sc. Tickets Si0-haveS S5na. tiers 81 D.
Certificate of package II p Whole Tickets sl3o-siafes III
proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBuRG LOTTERY, Extra Glass No; ~ lnf
1871, be determined by the drawing Of the Union Lottery,
Class No s. 1911 10 be drawn AT Alexandria, d. u on sa'uf"aS
lltlI June 1911. 100.
Capital pri:e, Of s35 eo Of ooOo Of 5coO one Of 1000
of $500 Of 3,.ga Of 3,OoO prizes Of 1000, &c, &c
Tickets only Sl0-harrs SJ-quaTters s. 5G
Certificate package Of - Whole Tickets Sl3U-shares III
proportion.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Class F., 70. 1911, to
be drawn Saturday 18Th June, 1871.
900 900, 6uO, 5,oo) d,DDD > Of lO0o &c,
&c Tickets sio-halvrs S5-qnartcrs - -.
Certificate package Of y Whole Tickets s3J-sares In
proportion.
Capitals CT $4,000 dol'ars, and 80 OF 600 dollars
Virginia LEESBrRG LOTTERY, Extra Cia,s No. Il, for
ISL 10 by drawing Of the Eaon Lottery,
Glass lsiI, drawn Alexandria, d. C Oh sAr-
iiranI 400 50oo 49, 5000, 500, a,i7, 50
Of 1860 &C.. ,.c = Lottery, - drawn ballots
Tickets s.O-haIres S5--qntrtets - ~.
Certificates packages - Whole Tickets S0-shares III
proportion
p For Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packages IN
The alJuye splendid Lotteries address
u. :. GREGORY e. co.. Hdndgfrs, Richmond, "a
: An Of each drawing will he sent as soon is over
all who order as above. 49,,
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NoTIcEi per-"ns avinc claims -anst the Estate Of Lucy
Ncwu deceased, requested them for liquid
lalian. The children ii mes Johnson Collin Johnson,
William Johnson, and lrgatecs hy the WILL who not knowd
hy Executor hereby notified attend the division Of
Estate place of present year son.
the residence deceased Southampton
Va. L. Z. EE.kMAN, E1ecnfor
llg-wDW
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ID UNAWAI ~ JAiL.-Iher- wa committed 70 thr 7
II Caroline County, Monday, the 9Th 81 March last ~
Man. who hls Henry, and that he belongs
ward Wnllali Of Hanover, formerly Of lynchbuI2
10 Of IL light compile tion. short ha about hN
inches high no particular marks scars had wrR
miited. grey and pantaloons tsanrtl The own
lcsted Ia forward prove property. charges ana
him away, he viii be dealt with n The law directs,
WH w. DICKINSON. Js
.atlor If Caroline COUNT,
Bow Green, April oo,h, 1871. llj-2a" :
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S,TITTERISC CIREn-The subscriber havin: located b.
- self Richmond respectfully Offers his services TO o-r
are affected with III. abye disease; and from his experience
feels conilen Of cv,ns perfect satisfaction e all Np
him call. fie he found Al ,lr H. ~ arlington s.
' " +. q. RRGG.
y. B.-Curc warranted in all cases, or no charge ~
Apnl III.
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buckingham, Sept. q. 1870.

n &. GRISWOID and II. A. CLAIBORNE JE., Al'F'
~. At Law, having associated themselves ~ pts''e
tend all the Courts in the city of Richmond and eon
n"Sc Until the lst of June the engagements OF NJ v ~
vent his being permanently in Richmond.
The Clients Of the firm will receive the benefit 81 tr f
of Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq.
Office in the story Of the Powhatan House '
tie city Hall.
Richmond, April 20th, 1911. ~.
10 my CEeHts-unri NY health is rcinsta;cd, The fm "
HERBERT a. CLAlE"ENl
April o1th, 1871. lit
A LBEMaRI.E LAND FOR SAl.E.-The I'VE thoi'a,s
~ II M Benhen Land, Heretofore advertised Is sii
Terms, &C., will be made known by j. w Saunders, b
otte~yille, Dt by JANIS =" +.
Fredericksburg, May ~, ISL.
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sioss tho EDITOR CT the diftsst Federal aneei IN mo
Stale, has been made watchdog Of Tie oiigarchy.-
lie is appointed Post Master at Bellows Falls, IN The
pl.ce II j. H. Wells, gullotincd for opinions sake
SIR. Wells is worthy, industrious and faithful OIL
Ger, and his removal is another evidence Of the hsnuu
fui consistency Of lie Webster oligarchy. MI VEN
removed give place 10 snci miserable creature a.
JOHN " Maote,lc poor, depraved licksPiitle OF ihs
Bellows Fails Bank Shame! shaue Go ahead! tne
uliaurchy cannot disgrace themselves after this.
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WINsLow ROBINSON, Clerk.

The n,,cs concerned in the foregoing will please
take notice that will attend office, al Charlotte Court
house. Gth Ill., sth 9TH and 10Th days OF July ici AZ ~
NJ purpose nf ng into effect the sad de
Cree IN those present and prove their claims On 81
before day named viii be excluded from the bene
lis Of the decree. JOHN MORTON, Commissioner.
Mag IN IsII llg-w6w
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Row.Geen, ApriIo o.h, 1871.

EIFrI DOLLARS EEWiRD.-Rnn away from the sn''
living in Midtlcsry County, on the 9th Of the present
negro man named Charles. Charles i very lNriS ~
muattn fellow with very ii-ht bir eyes about iwtn -,
old Evc feet eight ncr> high, and well pro"ftnhtd
had when he left brown cloth close c"at. blue cael
falcons and white far hat lie lcit without any p"ya
and s nnt rndcavorng Ia get To- free state "
very smart sensible n,, and wen calculated 20 pa "
Tested. Will give the above reward for The apprehension
delivery Of him 10 me- or secured IN any al - ina 'a
again Any information him VIII ~ ihhh".t'
ceived. My address, IL Churhvlle, Middlr-ek tnnns
pncb;n,,,,, S.,, o, ,s.n So
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The nartics concerned in liz foregoing viii please 10
take notice. will attend my Office nj larnc Cohf'-
house Ia. 9Th eth, s,h 9Th and 10Th days oil JAY Ici ~ !"
ocoek H. for The purpose of carrying into effect the said de-
cree All those present and their aIns on 81
before the last day named will BE- excluded ir" Tue hee
ils Of the decree. JOHN MORTON, COMMISSIONER.
May :. Sii. Ils-"o"
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VIRGINIA LEESBtRG LOTTERY Extra Glass No. Is, Tor
lsiI be- determined Of the Union Lottery
Class No 5 1871 drawn Alexandria, d. C on SATURDAY
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Richmond, April 9th, 1871.
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May 7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22
From The National Inlelligcrcer.
INTERESTING TO THE CHRIS.
THAN PUBLIC.


Ii will interest the Christian Public to
know that information has lately been
received by the Government tina, DR..
Bunsen, the prussian Minister TO the
Swiss Confederation, transmitted, some
time since, memoir TO his sovereign up
on the condition Of the Christian popula-
lion IN Syria, urging the necessity oil
embracing the favorable occasion present.
eddy the concert of the European Powers,
including France, in the settlement Of the
ffuroo-Egyptian question: Of granting
them eifectual and permanent protection
on the part Of the great Christian Powers
against Mohammedan oppression: and that
ihe hing was so forcibly struck with the
views presented in this paper, that he
caused circular note to be transmitted Ia
the other four Powers, inviting them "a
concert with Prussia the means of &C.
conpllshing this benevolent purpose. Il
issiated that DIR. Bansen has been charged
with q special mission to the Court o.
London on this subject; and we noticed
some time ago, as probably growing out
Of this, declaration by Lord Melbourne
IN the House OF Lords, that the Govern
ment Of England had under its considers
ilon the propriety Of adopting measure:
ior the protection ofthe Syrian Christians
itwas further said, on that occasion, tha
,he forms Of worship in use among tn
Syrian Christians much resembled those
o. the Church Of England.
Patience is bi tor. but lis fruit is sweet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

.aaeedofe. "A clergyman reading The
funeral service. when he came 10 the
words, !. Eorasmuch as ii hath pleased
Almighty God To take un'o himself this
bra,her." &C.. he forgo. whether The de
ceased had been q man or won an.
Turning 10 one NJ the mournes. who hap.
pened Ia be a Hlbernian. he asked him,
/. L this 4 brother or sisler!" /" Nei-
lher one nor the other" replied Pat
I" i, was only an acquaintance"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

Good and bad, fortune are necessary to
a man. in order 10 make him al.ois aud
capable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-22

Patience is bi to-, but il. frai, is sweet.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-17

1--WE have much faith in the present govern.
neht OF the country as TO their respect for rell-
g'oh and sound morals and their sehse of the
sahclIty of the social relations as ordered by God
una man and we warn them to know, as they
re bound to know, whether applicants for place,
claiming their consideration, are pure men. If
they have not virtue and independence enough to
disregard all recommendations, where purity of
character is wanting, we mistake the men, and
snail bo sorrowlully disappointed.
ave may adopt it an unerring maxim, that
purity has to do with integrity, and that he who
will ovade the sancty Of the minor circles, OF
which society is composed, and where its hottest
sympathics reside, is not to be trusted with public
interests on larger scale. 1t is the disgrace Of
our country, that our Government has helped to
people Texas with rogues and Europe with run
aways, 10y II disregard of those considerations
Wlllch we now urge upon their attention.
1.-The moral sense OF the community is shock
ed, aud the character of the country bleeds, hen
men corrupt in their principles and profigo'e in
Their lives arc appointed to office. But we trust
and believe, that the present Administration will
save us from such national odium and dishonor"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-17

The non.arrival of the steamer President still
continues to cause deep sensation in this country
and in England. All is doubt and uncertainty us
TO the fate of the boat and those on board
90 Since the above was in type, we have
been favored with slip from the Office OF the N .
Y, Herald, saying that a ray of hope is yet held
out.
On the 9th Of last month, British bark, called
the Recovery, Captain Bowman, arrived at this
port from Bristol, England, with cargo of coal,
TO Richard Irwin, agent of the Great Western
she was sxty-eight days in coming, and took the
southern passage. Captain Bowman reports that
on the 18th OF March, when of Corvo, ono of the
western Islands, or in LAT. about 42, long. about
81, ne saw nj distance n very large ship swept
clear, masts bowsprit, and oil gone supposed her
70 10 man of war, but now thinks il was the
President lie saw on the day previous several
provision casks floating about, also wine baskets,
broken sofas, &c. He says that he saw only two
stumps oil the masts, but nothing more.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-17

american Ingenuity. a correspondent OF the
N. Y. Mercury, in London, under date of April
g. writes that
"Captaln Taylor of New York, has just had
Germanic Diet, for his discoveries IN electro mug
nellsm, whereby he proposes to supersede steam
on rail roads, and for propeing machinery. This
gentleman, some months back, exhibited very
beautiful model of this electro magnetic engine at
the Colosseum here, which drew forth The appro-
baton aud establishment OF men of the highest
practical knowledge and scientific attainmenls-
On that occasion, the engine WIS devoted to The
turning Of a lathe, and most admirably did il per-
Elorn its functions. The inventor has now con
strnc,ed machine of considerable power, which
he expects 10 be enabled TO get ready for service
within the present year. So sangulne is the Cap
tain that no emphatically declares he does not
intend TO return to America until he can 60 back
| by lightning! But this is not the only wonder
which Captain Taylor has been exhibiting to the
astounded gaze of the natives of Cockneyshire,
for he has patent for steaming wood, and then,
when in soft state, slicng il like soap and form
ing the same forthwith into shingles, slaves, gar
lensive premises for this purpose, and also for
making casks by machinery, and TO such periec-
ton has he brought the latter that his lady visl'
tors can manufacture cask in less than five
Minutes, without soiling their gloves. Al the
present moment the worthy Captain is oil the rage
in town, and he is also, as might be imagined
playing the very deuce among the coopers IN Eng
land"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-17

Great Reform. wonderful impetus to the
Temperance reform hus recanrtv hnen given, by
the formation of Washington Temperance Soci.
cites, in various parts OF the country, and espe-
cialy in many Of our principal cities, composed
exclusively Of men hitherto of inemperate hal,-
its, and many Of them inyeterate drunkards. The
annals of temperance furnish nothing like these
societies for retaining the lost. IT'S wonderful
to witness the glorious and happy results. Men
but yesterday, as it were, in the very ditch, and
their families in the most abect poverty and
wrctchedness, now reclaimed to virtue, to sobrje-
ty, 10 industry and self respect and their families
restored to comfort. The address, on our first
page, is by reformed drunkard. Let every one
read it, and rejoice. Let him who is FIR gone in
the vice OF inlemperance take courage-lhere's
hope in his case YET. Heuds up! my har,es -
Right about face Resist the Devil Of Alcohol
and he will flee from you.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-17

THE GlorieS Of good old Connecticut - The Land
Of Stcday Habits .}orerer "A most f1a,erina pic
ture OF the condition Of the State is given in Gov.
Ellsworth slate message. Among great va riety
OF interesting facts, ono is especially worth y of
notice and OF imitation by her sister States 1t is
this; "AN the public Statutes no,c IN force" saws
the Governor, after t,co hundred years Of lee sla
ton, are now comprised in one poiune' The State
has no debt-enjoys an income Of $4,000, Chcing
one dollar and thirty cents for every Chi Id be-
tween the ages of and I6.) from school, ind
of over two millions, and expends but $4,000 a
year for purposes Other than those OF education.
The banks in the State are, without exception SOL
vent and safe. h word the local affairs Of Con-
necticut are in excellent condition, and exhibit a
spectacle which may well challenge the admira-
ton Of her sister States, and Of the civilized world.
Too much legislation, and too many laws, are Sc
rious evils. We have frequently thought while
listening TO the projects of new members, and re-
porting the proceedings of the Legislature of our
own State, that the people could occasionally well
afford to pay handsome premium OF insurance
upon their property, 10 save it from improrident
legislation