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YTNIE uar5eeled Of tese Pu.s in every re-ea
where taeE aaso aeea asr4- asz induced - -sec
.ea sassa. ertaa, - eTcsy portion Of tie laifg.
ere re =e1-e' - s-l taeg afe re-0agao a5 prevail
rs5 eaz..es - Mississippi. Iis=oa- faes
- 1ss7 13 ELI t4er tributary waited
zT - sa.s Of sae tarsls Of fever, have t7aan
t70as s1-e 7E1s tza medium of azeat- 70 place them
sl aEs-t C-s .er1oe3. izre pl:aln
tae Ee2r1 every family Eea--5sts= human faa
81 'aa e t Es aeztea aai southern countries. between
80 manes of Jaa a-a eeazrr- fail victims - fever in
ss f rs various tar-: AMI E; IS 13atsrI3 aeTonl
az6ea1a ta7. 50 LAKE == leea d4Hn - medical
--eatet d a. te and southern aeoa1a-
7esc Ilz very unpopular among rve-taHs because
saeg c2t ,ela oct Of he- pra--e. Families keep aa3
Isa t7cr according tae Gsseeteo=- bI. selzt have
cal on Doctors for raetea3 a5 'iaesa Fs possess
f7tE ABOVE AL ot1ers. watch ms rraa-H l7el fi=t.F
s8a people Il j. .5z Iaey tie blood
asa erssr pure faa-aja Of sr-51E water, aai
1=e -7 ave n regions zr-e Elal5 fever. cl-.= ana f.
se7, aat fever, e. se~a p -aEag e Pie
wees 1Ir-E tl1 =E1re- aae al 81" rarely. II Be
estsr u those alssase=. These Pgg ars
az 4 ii ts- eetz tie system. patients teen
selves t-sr tass- Use, knowing TIE ere
been -zt ea:. la1aea taee gEa ma s,- on tins
1--aE a1r producing cure u fe~ assrs zl.e5gt the
aaa.t7 las astaa- s1sea taa st11-7 sra1y1a any
action .-z Patients can a3s cold water l5
-47- 81. 1t n So person s1aaI
se t-s-a. Females .aEe r1zr IN any ana
800; s7st t5s least tsa-5f III Iasae3, females ia
Esczs -tzat57- Fso11 taza v-e * s-7n, ne
sckey p1.t # ss scaeas f tasy are ao4. Z ce,.zia
1zcSs--at.ge q aeal.a = sIca persaas.
Tor 1t-e1 or -asen persons VINO ca1aa; toe Pills. tssv
nag ee 1e1tsG nt5 poa aer aE3 80; vial OF water
~ tsks 2 tlzt ras- Fer grown pcrs2as. pow
80 ike s1-r, za give tsas12oafl! every aoar, saa-
Gs e ElA ea1 tae before taEla- ii. child years
I'D may t@ae n tae thus made. - dro7s hour
for le h79 cas- q four years o i tfors an child OF
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ELECTION NoTICE.-In pursuance Of orier
4 from his Exre1ie.ey tho Governor In
DANA there will ha election notsa by the citizens of
ayne County the polls Of said Comfy, e
Am day Of September nest the pafpo-8 OF etocta-
ASSOCIATE j tDGE. 10 hi the vacancy occasgHot by
tho resignation Ia t Hoover, Esi-; when hess
the several Inspectors Of Elections. aad she quaHei Zee
al said Comfy, Viii meet, bold, and coodac e-
lions according t. las. i. q. NOBLE, IN. ". q
August 10. lotl -
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G Z Il e e Z .zs g e .zI3
FEvfTF subscriber has taken the brick CENTRE
HOTEL. u Vi 1ariet Delaware county, Indiana,
hopes receive LIBERAL snare Of from
a Old freu7s and tae public in general The House 10
large councillors and comfortably furnished. The Stable
ana Wagon ard both large and convaaen,; with
Of good IN the yard. and plenty Of good Hay.
Oats Corn stable Every shall be paid
70 all may call make them happy and comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYRE-
Muncietown, Feb. g, $40. sn
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YETO THE LADIES.-Tsoas indebted 70 the UNDER
.sg3eH, f5t N5il1ae-v. &c. wll confer favor by
paying Ben ". DAVE, who Authorised
receive the respective amounts due.
MARTHA MAGILL-
Richmond, 4'y 81, 1871. 30
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PAINTS, Oils, DYE sTuFFs, &C. &C. -

subscribers grateful for former patronage. beg leave inform
G5ea ss44 tr "a 3 i
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LiaoI Of tJ
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4 NAJ TION.-Nas-eas. nv ri.5. MARY CIARk
aaslstt eel ana hoa55 sHau; ut cause; -e--
Tors taNAra al persons from hatAo-tas trust ~ NY
account SAMUEL. CLARK.
August l2Gh, 1871. a5Nst
, 1841-08-07
u CANT DO IT.,

What n volume Of human misery is unfold
ed in that short SENTENCED! What mighty eli.
forts of undeveloped genius are chained by
this c"nclusi"n of dependency, when a bar.
rier chances to interpoSe the onward pro-
gresS at the will and sOmeiimee of mere 70.
lition! What domestic unhappineSs-what
downward marches of the otherwise worthy,
towards the gloomy and solitary abodes OF
p~ovcrty-what anxious solicitude that fills
the breast of the dependant wife-what al
duous wrestling with the deuOn Of despair-
what social OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES national
evils are all depicted in the spirit of that ex-
preston! 1t is the language only Of the
self wretched--the determination Of the
weak and imbecile. II is the voice of the
moral coward, who, standing upon the shore
of some desolate island in the stormy ocean
OF life and looking ont upon the pillows
strewn with the wrecks Of earthly granduer
and human happiness. is SO blinded BY fear
rhat he cannot see the CLEAN of hope that
hickrrs amid the surrounding gloom. 1t is
the articulated feelings of the traveller Of
the desert. who. having gained m eminence.
sees nothing but n barren plain before him,
thirst parcl ing his tongue and WEAKNESS sub
DUNG his strength. But shall he lie down
without hope! Nay, let him press forward.
make but one effort, and a green oasis will
meet Lis vision, a cool stream will bubble
up from some unseen fountain, and he will
reach his journeys end crowned with the
rich rewards nf perseverance,.
, 1841-08-07

Al.EssoN TO PaRENrs.-"Hhe had brought
me mp properly, / should not hare been here"
were the last anc dying words of Peter Roh.
inson, who was recently hung in New Jer-
sey for the murder Of Mr.. Suydam; what a
solemn warning to parents is contained in
the above sentence. Standing on the verge
of eternity, the mind of the doomed ielon
was, carried back. Perchance to his early
home; where a fathers precrpts and virtuous
example should have directed his tender
years; but from that interesting period. no
fond memories came up TO cheer him IN his
wretchedness. Childhood had been passed
in waywardness and folly. or perhaps crime
A fathers care had not been exercised in
watching over his juvenile steps. He had
been suffered to do as he pleased. Pursuing
this course, he contracted habits that finally
led him to the scafInld; from whence in the
solemn hour Of his exit. with perhaps a curse
trembling on his lips. he charged his father
with being the cause Of his ignomiay. Par
ents when you suffer you Children to wan
der in uniorbidden paths, remember The dy-
ing words Of Robinson! To you they speak
a solemn and a wrrning lesson.-[Wayne
Co., Qa.9 Recorder.]
, 1841-08-07
KISS.

"What is a kissl A kiss as it were. n seal
expressing our sincere attachment, the pledge
Of our future union, a dumb but at the same
time audible language Of a living heart, a pre-
sent which at the same lime, it is giving from
US the impression Of an ardent attachment on
an ivory coral press, the striking of two flints
against one another, a crimson balsam for a
love wounded hearI, a sweet bite Of the lip,
an afrec,ionate pinching of the month,a de.
licious dish which is eaten with scarlet spoons
sweat meat which does not satisfy hunger, a
fruit which is planted and gathered at the
same time, the quickest exchange Of questions
and answer of two lovers, the fourth degree
of love-
, 1841-08-07
PATRIOTIC AND WISE MOTION.

Mr.. LINN, in the Senate Of the United
States, has given notice Of his intention t.
move the following amendment to the lane
distribution bill when it comes up:
Strike out the whole bill after the enact
ing clause, and insert.
THAT from and after the passing of thi.
act, the nett proceeds Of the sales of the
public lands, so far as the same shall not be
needed to defray the expenses, or to pay the
debts of the General Government, shall be,
and the same are hereby pledged to the com.
mon defence Of the Union, and shall be faith.
fully applied to that subject; from time to
time, according TO the plans Of defence which
Congress shall adopt, until the United States
are placed in that state Of strength and secu-
rity which is due to the honor and independ-
ence Of the country, and 10 the protection
of the rights and interests of its citizens
And it shall be the duty of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, at the commencement Of each
stated sessin Of Congress, to resort to INCH
House of Congress the amount of the neft
proceeds Of the public lands for the current
year, and which were not required TO defray
the expenses, or to pay the debts Of the U.
States; and the amount so reported shall be,
and the same hereby Is, appropriated TO pro-
viding such means and constructing such
works of public defence by land and water,
as then may be in progress, or which Con-
gress shall order and direct; AMI such appro-
priaiions shall continue until the d~efences Of
the Union shall be completed, and shall be
IN addition to the ordinary annual appropria-
tons for such objects"
Such is the important amendment propo-
sed by the Senator LINN. Considerable,
thinking. and patriotic men would appreciate
such a motion at any time; but the most
thoughtless and superficial must appreciate
il nor. The Cabinet policy in relation to
McI.Eon is blown sky high? The supreme
court Of New York has exploded the WEB
sTER letter, and the CRIrTENDEN Instructions
The craven and ireacherous policy is expun-
ged! Ilenceforth, Americans at home and
abroad may hold up their headsl They may
say, We are Americans again! But what
have we 10 do. England is a powerful, ar
and courageous nation. They will
fight as well as threaten; and after wha, she
did at CopenhaCcn-after the manner she
the war upon Spain in I795--after her
recent conduct in Syria. and her ~presentcon-
duct in China-aiter all this, we must pre-
pare! To avoid war, or disgrace, we must
prepare far war The Country must be
undiscovered with The panoply of defence
by land and wafer. Senator Inns motion
will d" this. IL will lie Il noble and n con-
slitutional disposition Of the public lands
The COMMON DEFENCE is an object Of
DUTY as well as Of consiitu-
iionaI RIGHT. Before such an object, the
unconstitutional. IemoralIzing, bribing. cleo
tioneering land bill, 10 raise he price of State
in the hands Of British capitalists,
becomes an outrage 10 the country, which
every patriot must shun and avoid.
, 1841-08-07

BAcHELoR's IDEA OF A WTE.--A wife
should have eight qualifications, which begin
with the letter P.-Piety, Perseverance,, Pa
~tience, Prudence, Patriotism, Po!itensss,
Penetration and Portion.
That which should be first Of all, and
most in consideration, which is Pety, is now
a-days the least Of all, and with many, not
all. That which should be the last OF all
and least Of all in consideration, which i:
Portion, is now become first Of all, most OF
all; and with some all in aR.IAme'r. Meg.
, 1841-08-07

"Mrs. Grimes, lend me your tub"
ysCan't do it.-al the hoops are of-its
full of suds-besides | never had one-I
washes in a barrel, and want to use the
tub myself"
, 1841-08-07
From Brownson's Quarterly for July, Is4l.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROCEEDS
OF THE SALES OF THE PUBLIC.
LANDS.

This measure Of distribution we dislike,
because it is, say what you will Of it, assump.
ton, in principle. Of the State debts. Its
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Erli IL

IMPORTED BLACK MISUNDERSTANDING purchased tli-
tablisled foagette offer him. with confidence, 10 IA, od
his last The last season M the
of the successive seasons i"dr ~
him district; fact that proves ctariyie letter
known liked. This VIII be his 1t III Amrrca
ave. aud old Prince Edward for here he
his public and only has maintained ms
stand, greatly advanced IN the public estimation He
las een ihcky both by foreign and native competitors
some with of wondrous exploits the waters aud
others with extended pcdgrees and performances but where
they now. Some doubtless, cold MILESTONE; others
have succunbed in despair and Black Arabian IS Cock Of III"
Walk Randolph's DID District lie can be found At Ia.
yid Fluurnnvs miles south Of Prince Edward Court ousr on
rcrY river fine plight for visitors, al Sh the season, wien
NAV discharged by the payment of S5 on or before iA 1
July next the rndsS0 10 insure mare, M 81
groom, for each Mares lett VT. tic
horse we'll attended 10, 1T p cents day Servants
boarded gratis. No liability for accidents escapes
Black very well as good ioa gct r
10 old this Spring. and appears just like getting
prime Of life His history Is no doubt well known IL ~
pe Of this counry.-Ics sliond have escaped rr
some we simply state tina, he intended ~ The Elm
Morocco i present 10 General JACKSON then President
United States but owing law Of country, hc wa
order Of Congress, Public Auction, February 2sih.
Should doubt we have the ccftIirate ui the Sc'I'i
No doubt the Emperor considered lIm royal prtsr
royal parsonage Those who have bred from Inn, speak
and spgtiincss, strength, dociiy &r a T.
There uf them III the service al thcr owner
sneak well i'm behalf d nnble origin May moi
the petcnsi 81 this far famed foreigner W
sustained by the liberal patronage Of orr fellow citizens W
iieyc ,hcv will. DAVID FLpUkNDI, M.
TIIOS. T. TREDAWtl.
p s-Back Arabian will attend the March Court, Of bir
ham, Amherst, and Nelson l. j. \. 8 ~ !.
Is ~
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CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS


The Bankrupt Bill again up for discussion in
the Senate the amendment TO include Banks, &c,
still pending.
Judge Tappan supported the amendment in an argu.
ment Of about hour in length enforced with his usual
ccarncss, condensation, and perspcuity. lie went on
to define the high powers and privileges OF banking m
sltutons-hcir nature, their public and private opera
tons and tendency They cannot he alleged, well be
considered public institutions, unless they have con-
sttutonal control over the currency of the country
He illustrated this point quite fully, and called up to
view the situation and history of banking, as now car
ricd on in the United States and the extraordinary
privileges and powers enjoyed other branches OF
business He examined the constitutional objection
which had been urged in opposition 10 the amount and
referred to the argument advanced by Mr. Calhoun.
lie conendcd that the bankrupt act of England did
not extend to the Bank Of England, but that all other
banks we're subject to the English bankrupt law, and
in reference the right Of including such institutions
the Congress of the Union must Of course always
udue of the constitutional powers 1t possesses; and
whether single State has encroached or not, does
not Of ITSELF materially affect the question now under
consideration. Mr.. Tappan further defended the pro-
position for amendment, and urged IFS adoption as
matter Of Justice aud right, well as of the true po-
!icy of the Government.
Mr. Nicholson Of Tennessee very happy in THIS
hs frat effort in the Senate upon the bill before that
hody eyincine as he did, clear comprehension OF the
subject uader consideration, and OF the real wants and
wishes Of the county. lis certainly very ere.
Lable effort, and Ina! has iet al who head "ln
s... Ycrg favorable estimate Of lis a5..!r, his eo'
lGe!.Er 1t4 .e.cc.
lie House, Tho appropriation: b., IS sill pera.ne:
A.. +: 4cG.. eay -. ,sa!y, - 'a1t,c ieassf i,
~ j. 1.e.c. ak = ! ufV III ~ ~. ! j.
i 4.c .! ..e o,-r;. -. - tr..e: .2a!.
Z, /. 81 e. strike -. .Hs 2. . ...,..'.. tsf 80
-... ls.. t25a.t, ~ t.,E ..,.... +. ...s ~ -.
s- SID. ..p..o.. ..se ....,s. .-r . 81
,..... hose Tie eee.t.- ..sH =
q ..,.., he day, l. imiefS1F. ."3.. h. coz
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mENRIco AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

4 GENERAL MEETING Of this Society will be held h'
~ Washington Tavern the city Of Richmond the iF>t -
turday March next al IL O'clock for the election OF cr RE-
siden honorary and the transaction OF other business,
The members particularly reaueed 10 he uncal IN Their
hour appointed. On behalf the Society We
spectfuy invite Farmers OF this and the adjacent Counties
yet become members, also such citizen, Z" ch
ond as may disposed promote the objects Of the society
The Success which, al degree interested 10
forward and without detay The hs mcrtin. for
exhibition and will be held In May next, ~ tht 81! ol
Richmond o its immediate vicinity.
JESSE II. TURNER
WM. II. RICHARDSON, r...,,,, r. ,,,-
WIN. ID. WREN, '-' S
JOSEPH RENNlE,
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We lave 10 state the dcah 81 " En. Nor.tSautM,~
the county of Northampton, Virgin lie was - Is. y.
rcmar a;ible lils extensive 81! scare, ur.ttla
Thing lie ever read Of and could tel ihr asc Of Il
every man OF his acquaintance county, aa Tie yer!
rnon day and hour OF almost all a battles wGc Were
during tho last war. Mr.. " honest and hua,
man lie filled all the domestic relations OF liz with III
perfect proprlcty decided Demnc IN his politics nc y"
bcra and tolerant towards his oppo :ts. Ills whole neis
hood aitests to the excellence Of his character.
Rcn,nD II. igNDERsoS, ESQ., of Lcesbug, breated h.
IN IN. sth instant a-cd 80. lie Attorney Law,
respected profession, aud beloved IN all his social RELY
lie active menber Of the Nf-ina Convention Of .
which formed present Constitution. HIS death
den Ear and officers Of the Court n the county Of LOUD
adopted resolutions III onnr OF tn deceased
Janney in addressing item upon the sad occurrence SAID "
mol forty eight hours he stood in the very spot which
occupy engaged discharge Of his professional duties
posssslon Of his intellectual faculties. lie spent The cvenu
cheerful conversation his iamy-etircd AT the usual m
and NJ hall pa. o'clock him ~ ng IN hi bed wi!
EYES closed death, and the voice We have often heard -
these walls mIshcl forever.n
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T. Tisdaie, jr, Joel NJ hayaiaie, David s. Gafiaoa.
VIM. Wllkerson, Robt. Blackwell, Sr., VIM Williams,
VIM A. Stone, VIM. P. Jordan, Robt. S. Bagey, X
H. Dejernette, John w. Marshall, John Organ, and
Robert II. Allen.
On motion of Thos Blackwell,
ResoLred. That the course of our Senator, Louis {.
Bouldn. meets with our cordial APPRECIATION and We
earnestly recommend him to the voters of the District
for reelection.
Resofred, Tha. the proceedings Of this meeting he
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and sent to the
Editors of the Richmond Enquirer, and Petersburg
Statesman, with request that they publish the same
JNO. ORGAN, Jr, Chairman.
Ro. II. ALLEN, Secretary
DISwlDDlE COUNTY.
At meeting of portion Of the Democratic voters Of
the County, at their February Court, Capt Joel Man
love was called to the Chair and Joseph G.. Bosselu
was appointed Secretary; whereupen, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, this meeting has heard with the deepest
regret that our present representatives, Gen. Geo. o.
declines reelection 10 the next Congress
of the u. S.-Therefore,
RESOLVED. That we tender him, upon his retirement,
our high respects for his public services, and epe
cia thanks for the zeal and ability with which he has
advocated and sustained Democratic principles
Resoiesd, That we highly approve Of Convention,
proposed to be holden at Lawrenceye, on the s.-I
Feb, inst, for the purpose of uniting some suit
candidate, 10 be supported by the Republican part /
this Congressional District, and do hereby appoln;
r. Z. Haskins, Col. J. w. Harper, DR.. P w. lias 5
DR.. WIN. T. Thompson, Capt. VIM. B. Thompson,
cher J. Devil, DR.. H. c. Worsham Herbert Re,
Col. Benjamin Johnson, DIR. F. D. Jones, Arch!
Thweatt, jr., VIM S. Ovcrton, Col. S. NJ. Oliver,
VIM. b. Scott, Thos. Thweatt, Joseph W Roper
Capt. Daniel Butts delegates to the said Convention
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were aite
to the delegation.
And on motion, it ordered That these proceed
ings be signed b. the Chairman and Secretary, AZ.
forwarded to the Richmond Enquirer, and American
Statesman with request that they be published.
JOEL MANLOVE, Chairman.
Insrpu c. RoIssHAu. Secrefarn.
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fINENRi &c COUNTY.
Alta Meeting Of the Democratic Republicans q Tue
County of Luncnburg, convened at the Court House
on the 9Th OF February, l54 John Organ was called
TO the Chair, and Robert H. Allen appointed Secretary
On behalf of Commiltae appointed 10 take the
subject before the meeting into consideration inc 1i
lowing Preamble and Resolution were reported Gy
their Chairman Col John T. Street. ana UNANIMOUSLY
adopted: r. no,, ,,o ,ro
sent of this District has an his
will moi be candidate for reelection the ensuing
Spring and thi, County being DESTROYS to Cooperate
with the Republican party Of the District, we heart
ily concur in the Convention proposedby the Counties
of Mecklcnburg and Brunswick, 10 be held at Law
renccve on the 22d day of the present month"; for the
purpose of recommending some suitable person as a
Candidate to represent the District in Cougress-Be IT
therefore,
Resotsca, That the following gentleman be, and are
hereby appointed Delegates TO represent this County in
said Convention-yz: Joel Blackwell, Sr., n. T.
Davis R. X Tisdale, Thos. Blackwell, Jno. T. Street.
J. C. Epes, Upton Edmondson, Tuner Shell, Thos
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CorreeiOn MAY did propose the ryder TO the bill aIho
izng the Portsmouth Railroad Company 10 sell The ai ne
Weldon Toll Bridge II proposed by M Butts and carried IN
opposition the wishes Of Mr. NJ who subsequently, "a recons
The order for having been ad moved
an amendment it. which carried.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Monday, FEB. 10, 1871.

House met at II o'clock.
communication was read, from the Senate, stating
that they have passed the bill entitled "An Act to au-
thorze separate election in each OF the counties OF
Fairfax and Washington"
A bill concerning the Court Of Appeals, was read a
third tme and passed. The bill authorizes either OF
the parties both, residing west Of the Blue Ridge,
10 remove any suit pending in the Court OF Appeals at
Richmond to the Court Of Appeals at Lewisburgl
A bill TO provide for revision of the Laws, was
taken up on its engrossment.
Mr. CRrrcufIELU moved its indefinite postpone
ment; which motion, after some debate, was os-ayes
i3, noes 81
Mr. STEPHENSON of Tyler, moved to amend the bill,
BY striking out the names Of the revsos, and leaving
blank in the b.-Agrccd to. The bill was ordered to
engrossment
Petitions were presented
By Mr.. KYLE, ofcitizens Of Buckingham against the
construction of bridges by the James River & Kanaw-
ha company, in lieu Of water communications.
By Mr. BEARD Of citizens Of Shelburnc Parish in
Loudoun asking the passage of an act requiring the
Sheriff to take the of The reeholders and house
keepers of snd Parish, in relation to disposition Of the
Glebe fund belonging TO said Parish.
By Mr.. RAMEY, the proceedings of public meeting
at Snickersve, in Loudoun, on the subject ofthe fund
arising from the sale of the Glcbe lands Of Shcburne
Parish in said county.
Bv Mr. BEARD, resolutions adopted by meeting Of
citizens Of Shelburne Parish at Snickersvle oppo
sition any Legislation in relation TO said Glebc lands
OF said parish
The members of the Select Committee on the Peni.
Tertiary had leave to sit during the session of the
House.
ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR.
The joint order of the day for the election of Exc
cutive Councillor to succeed John NJ. Patton, Esq,
whose term Of service expires the 3lst Of March,
came up.
Mr.. CRuTcurIELD put in nomination the present in
cumbent, Mr. Patton and no other person being named,
MIR. Cruchfeld was deputed 10 inform the Senate Of
the readiness of the House 10 execute the Joint Order
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