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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
VOTING, ladies h,

YOUNG LADIES
MIR AND MRS DAVlDGE, who have for ycaTs
NI conducted one of the largest academies io'
Young ladies in Baltimore propose to open, about W.
lst OF April next limited boarding and day school
for Young ladies' in the spacious and airy dwelling al
Joining that of the Hon. Judge Cranch, on Caploi
Hill directly norih of the Capitol The arrangement
of the Institution will be such as to afford every lac
lity for the requirement of the ornamental and ureu
branches of polished education under the immediate
charge OF the Principals, aided by assistants OF thr
most une xceptionable standing and viii afford Pt
cuar advantages to the children OF gentlemen IRON
distance connected with the Government, The ~
cuine will be parental IN its character and the nous
pupils will be regarded and treated In every resFc
AS members of the family. The musical deparlmtul
will be conducted by Mrs. ID. A detailed statemrn.
Of the course to he pursued in the establishment vs."
be published in due time, and IN the meanwhlI" any
information may be obtained on application AT ''' .
sdcnce of Mis- Lindenbcrger, southwest corner
East Capitol and Second streets The number o. wv
pills being limited, parents and others interested va
do well to make early application.
REFEREN CES.
The Hon A. p Upshur Secretary OF the Nay
The Hon. w. d, Menlck OF Maryland = , ~
nate.
The Hon. w S Fulton, Of Arkansas, Y. ~
The Hon j. Leeds Kerr, of Maryland, !
nate. Mo-
The Hon John p Kennedy Of Maryland
The Hon. j. d. Jones, OF Maryland, NJ 9,
Albert NJ Lea, Esq.
NJ. G. Young, Esq
COZ VIM Brent Of Washingtol city
mar S.eu3t Intel uope
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KENTnS INK.

NTIlN L y INN. ~ IT--I
wv FISCHER has just received from the manu-
w facturer, Edward n. Kent, of New York, a
complete assortment Of his black blue and redink all
of which equal if not superior, to any other made
in the country, and which will be sold at less price
at Statoner's Hall.
March Ia.
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mar l9-dtf

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-To give those
1Nl gentlemen opportunity to possess a copy p
hat estmable work, McCULLOCH'S CONNER
CIAL DICTIONARY, the publisher has left lew
copies for that purpose at Satoners Hall, only uni
next Saturday
feb23 W. FISCHER
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w. FISCHER

HREMONA VlOLlN-W. FISCHER has just
~ received for sale an old Cremona Violin, wat
rAn,ed genuine, and made by the celebrated Stroda
gus Price only 800. The owners continued SICK
ness prevents him from using it, otherwise it could
not be purchased for $500 t'sa I'll. FEW 5
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NOR SALE-A pair OF excellent HORSES, well
i matched strong and sound
Also, BUGGY, with leather top, and new har-
ness, for single horse.
Also, a HAY PRESS for packing hay in bales for
transportation.
WASHINGTON, March s, 1912. st
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON.
NAVY CommIssroEERs' OrrIcE,
M.. lRAn

NAVY COMMIssIoEERs' OfficE,
MARCH IL, 1912.
rHE time Cor receiving offers for furnishing IRON
Il under the advertisement of the 5th instant, IS
hereby extended TO o'clock, p. M. Of the LIST April
next The papers authorized to publish that adyer-
tisement will please note the extension.
4
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CTATlONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
- FOREIGN AND AMERlCAN.--T The sub
scrbers have constantly on hand extensive asset
ment Of Foreign and American Stationery, Of the
finest qualities and they receiving, by each arv al
from London and Paris varieties of the best Sta
uonery articles of those cities
They arc also engaged IN manufacturing almost I'LL
kinds of American Stationery, and particularly of
BLANK BOOKS,
OF the most durable kind made from the finest linen
paper and bound in manner unequaiied in this
country for strength and durability Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed have
been in upwards of si1ty years, without giving
way and any Of their superfne books which may be
ordered will be warranted to stand usage for that length
of time. @
ORDERS from public offices, institutions and ndivi-
duals will be attended to with prompnes, and at fair
rates HOGAN & THOMPSON,
No, 80 North 4th ST, and No. l0s,
Chestnut, ST., Philadelphia
may 2S-ly
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APOLLO HALL.
THIRD AND LAST LECTURE.

THIRD AND LAST LECTURE.
MRS SAMUEL BUTLER informs The ladies'
1Vl and gentlemen of Washington that her third
and las, Lecture and Recations will be given on
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, March %.
When it 10 her intention to lecture on
PHRENOLOGY, MARRIAGE, AND WOMAN.
On this occasion it is Mrs. BurIER's intention TO
address herself particularly TO the Ladies.
II Tickets SO cents each to be had at the door OF
the Hall on Wednesday evening.
Lecture TO commence precisely at o'clock.
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JAMES PHALEN IL Co., Managers
Office, corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass No. 8 for 1912.
To be drawn Thursday, April 2lst 1912
80 numbers, 20 drawn ballots.
More prizes than blanks.
/ prize of $50 600 10 prizes of $1,000
n do 1000 10 do 400
/ do 1000 Is do 200
- do 1000 100 do 1875
do $40 1000 do 100
Cert fcacs of packages OF wholes, 300 90
Do do halves, so 90
Do. do quarters, % 90
Tickets $l0-Shares in proportion.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class 9 for 1912.
To be drawn April 18th, 1912.
SCHEME:
prize of 1925 900 | prize Of 5000
100 prizes of 900 | do 500
prize Of $40 5 prizes of 400
do 700 5 do 300
prizes Of 5000.
Ct numbers, 10 ballots
Certificates OF packages of whoes $l20 90
Do do halves 20 90
Do do quarters 80 90
Tickets SO Halves $5-Quarters So 80.
All orders for tickets certificates pac kages will
meet with prompt attention.
Address RID. FRANCE,
Agent for the Managers, Washington city
mar lG'3twcp3w
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Is AZ.
MANUFACTURING.
nAVENP0RI TURNER

HE7OULD respectfully inform their
w pat rons, and the public gener-
al!y. that they will continue TO receive
WOOL at the establishment of the MD
dleburv manufacturing Company, TO manu-
fac,ure into Cloths. Cassimeres or Sa'tIn-
ellis. white or colored Flannels, q C. of per-
manent coIors and mixes, 10 suit the asie,
on shares or by the yard, at the option
The owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap.
parat,s, and having in their employ com
petent and nithfuI workmen. they will con-
tinue TO improve the value and style of their
goods. intending that they shall not be sur
passed by those of any other establishment
IT. the STATE. They will keep an assert
ment on hand TO accommo. date those who
may want part of their Cloth in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage
they have received, they hope by strict per-
snnal attention to business and the inter-
esis of their patrons TO receive liberal
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as al any esiab-
lishment in the vicinity.
Middleburv. June. 20.
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Making

Making 2Per cent, lot or year
Said per cenfare 10 be cast on the original a.
mount the premium mole without any reference
IN any enJarsrme1t, and TO be paid 10 the Tre as
urr al his office in Montpelier, on or before the
18Th day Of Oct. 1912, beng The day OF the an
nu 4 meeting OF said company. IL rs hoped
that each member of the Legislature will EEL ar
interest in having al persons who are insured IN
his own town. avail themselves Of the opportuni-
ty to forward the money Tor their assessments ny
him and t IS expected that no member OF The
company will fail of doing so-as it often costs
them more TO forward the MONEY otherwise than
their assci srnents amount 10. Members should
Iecollact this.
At mre,irg of tie Directors on the first
"Wednesday Of this month, the following resoiu-
ton was adapted
Eeso, d, That in case il should become neces'
sarv 10 prosecute any person who neg'rcted t.
pay his assessment when due that the TREASURER
is her by directed TO collect the whole amount
of the premium note agreeable to the Act of Ia
rpora'on.
he town clerk constable, or some member of
the company - requested TO read tie above res
olLfioii their respective town meetings ia Sep
tember, that all mi e esIcd may be notified.
1T, THURSTON, Treas.
Nnntnelier. Aug. :, 1872.
nJ-The print rs of each weekly newspaper in
this Stale requested to publish tie above no
iice three weeks successively and forward tliril
bills by he Inc mbeIs of the Legislature for pay
ment, 90. 3w.
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Office.

An assignment having been made to the
"A Subscribers. by Aaron Spauldmg and
company. of all their property AID effects, in.
GLIDING their notes and accounts, for line pay
ment of the debts and demands against the
said Aaron Spaulding and company.
Notice is hereby given TO all prisons in
debled to said a. Spauiding & Co.,. that pay
nent must be made to the subscribers, aud
thnse who have WOO! at the factory 10 be
manufactured on sna!rs. or otherwise, ARE no.
''fied that il will be manufactured under The
direction of t e subscribers in conformity to
the contract for manufacturing the same.
NOSES LEONA"D, Az onees
GEO. A. ALLEN.
Middebury. July 18th, 1912.
EVOOL CARDING under the superin'en
w dcuce of james Jewei; at the Carding
Dom of fhe late firm of 4. Srauldins aud Co.
Middlebury, July 18th, 1912.
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Goyer, 1o4 Hanove: ST., Boston; APhin ,sI.,

Goyer, 104 Hanove: ST., Boston; APhfn 81,
Broad ST., Chariston, 8. c.
For full psriir cnlars see small circulars deno,.
with each agent below mentioned. For o 'S
this county by my authorized agents IL
MERRITT GRIFFIN, ~ D.
For sale in Middlebury, by Sidney Mooa
Vergennes, by F. Huntington; ShnreS' y
by Kent Wright; Bridport, by N S Bur,oha'
Addison BY Barnes & Fuller; Ferrisbnr'ell
Centre by Henry Rodgers;NorIh Ferrisbu.gsla
by Allen & Wheeler; Bristol by Tim .
Gaige; Monk,on by aiilo " KInsley; c., c. b
vile by Warren heyden; Leicester bv NiaI .
Johnson; Whiting by kussager & Wal
Cornwall bv S Everts; Hancock by La
Hacket'; Salisbury by A & 2 ID Barrow. 'ua
~ Look out for Swindlers and Conn.
feiIers. 1l;y1 ''e'
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Approved Medicine now III gener-
al use for Coughs, CoIds, and
all Diseases of The Lungs.
YEyHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
"a BALSAM is believed 10 he the mrs
popular medicine ever known in America. foI
Coug hs, Colds, Asthma or Phlhisic, Cousnmp.
ZION, whoopinG cough, and Pulmonary Affections
of every kind.
Extracts from Certificates
DR.. Samuel Morrill, of Concord, n. H., writes
''that he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam is valuable Medicine, having been use
With complete success IN cases which had previ-
ouslv resis' ed the most approved prescriptions -
Dr. Truman Abel of Lemps'er, N. H., writes
that 10 confidently recommends lis use in all
complaints of The chests, equal, If moi superior
% any Other medicine within his knowledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting of Franklin, Mass. writes
that after having prescribed the usual remedies
Without relief, and having consulted with sever
al eminent physicians, he has found the Veg Ia
BILE Pulmonary BAlslm to nave had the desired
eff C, and recommsn Is il as safe, convenient
and eiiracious medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown, of Concord n. H.. WRITES
that, TO his knowledge, il has never disappointed
the reasonable expect atoms of those who have u
Sed il.
u BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Each
genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper on
which is yellow label, signed VS.. JuS'N Cur
LER. None other IS gemLine of later date Than
Dec. 1899. The signature OF SAMPSON REED viii
% continued for a short time. Purchasers sLoulI
enquire for he true article by lis full name, The
Vegetable Pulmonary BalSam, and see that il
has the marks and signatures of the genuine.
Prepared by REED, WING s; CUTLEt, tla'e Low
& Reed ) Wholesale Druggists, Apothecaries ami
Country Merchants generally. Price so cents.
FIR sale by S. MOODY. (20;ly
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Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam.

Has been ia use for more than ten years, for al
kinds of wounds bruises, sprlins and Gu 5; and Is
never failing remedy for acute or chronic rlieu-
matlsm. 1t is warranted 10 cure any case OF p les
or fisiull, of however long standing, when every
thing else has failed. This balsam affords linme-
diIte r.lief, in pains in The side aud breast, or
pain end weakness in the back and loins, and y
also sure and speedy cure 10 cases of bruises and
SC Ids. Numerous and respectable certificates
may be seen where il has given relief in all the
above Cases. This wondcr-working Balsam will
restore numb or persisted limbs, or members III
any part If the body. and is sure and pleasant
Application for sore threats and quinsits. orIc'
% cents. Sold by 5. MOODY
Midd!ehury VT. I7;3n
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MILDLY. Sept y 1872.
Broke Into

The enclosure of the subscriber about the
middle Of July, red 2years old cosset heif-
or. has on il some white spots. The ow-
ner is requested to pay charges aud take he
AWAY. MARTIN WOOD.
Mcvbrilge. Sept. II az.
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Gloves and Hosiery.
COUNT
L e mperan IL ouse

L e mpera IL use.
lila IT, fa F. s1 'Ss 1Ss1ic, "G 'Sal
s$ he las taken the stand rec.
entity occupied by Paul Read, south of the
Court House in MiddIebury. The house
and out houses are now undergoing thor
ough repair, and will afford every accom-
mediation 10 customers which their comfort
and convenience can require. II will be-
kept upon strict temperance principles, and
he hopes by perseverance in this plan, to
receive the patronage of all friendly TO the
objects of the great temperance reform
Having for years been conversant with
public houses both in country and CRY. he
thinks he knows the duties of landlord, and
how 10 supply the wants of The traveller !:
and he promises that no effort on his part
will be wanting 10 give entire satisfaction
10 the public. BENZ. B. BROWN.
Middlebury Feb 1912. 4O.f
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Il I'll subscriber would respectfully inform
3 his customers, and The public generally,
HAT he has commenced the business OF
WOODEN GOODS,
SUCH AS
Common Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat
inetts, White or Colored Elan
nels, &c. sc.

At his old stand in Shoreham, near Rich 5
Mills. He viii manufacture wool on shares
or by the yard at the option ofIhe owner.
The subscriber is solicitous of obtaining
business. and feels certain that his expert
nee and knowledge in cloth mauutaciur-
NJ undressing, and the finished apparatus
md machinery which he has provided. viii
.nable hin, to give entire satisfaction TO ali
who employhim. He invites the pubi: to
call and examine specimens of his work,
which he believes will justify all expecia-
IONS which he holds out to his customers.
A KILBORN.
Shnreham. (Rich's .lfiks) Apr. /. AZ 40
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Mem Fall Goods.

n RIRGE is now receiving fine stock
s-s of Fancy ard Staple Dry Goods selec-
re,: with care, and bought unc0mnloniy io'0
arHh Cash, those who wish TO pay Casa Jor
Goods will find it for their interest 10 call
ard examine his stock.
Sept 20. 1912.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the stockholders OF me
M,ddleburv Manufacturing Company; will
be holden at Inc Vermont Hotel on the mrs
Tuesday in Oct. next at 10 o'clock A. VI
KENT WRIGHT Clerk.
BY W. S. goodrich.
MILDLY. Sept u 1872.
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HIoAat's Vegetable Life Mcdi-

iIofiat's Vegetable Life Mcdi-
CINES-A mild vet cff,ciu4l medicine, compos-
ed of thc best material known o Inrtieal SCIENCE
aud Of the best quality that money can procure.
or the cleansing eff thr ali-nentlry canal asd re
lieving the springs and Of II morbid OBJ
struciions aud impurities. must be phhiic bies.
sng aud . domcs tic and iudividurl protection and
sIirguar0, in proportion as it bccnmcs Known.
Such 4 mrdicne the fImies Of the United
States have long had in Jfoffai's celebrated Lit
Pills and Phenix Bitcrs, and the good hey have
done is inestimahle. They have wan THEN high
fame and firmly established char lcter by their
virtues alone, without The aid Of tre usual arts
of not oricty er impudent experiment on the
filth OF the crcdulous. In all general derange
ments OF tie digestive and aIImentary functions
in vast variety of acute and chronic diseases
their eSects complete rs 10 cxcile asiOnish-
mcnt. In rheumatism, settled pain III The cry
ans and links costiveness. piles, liver complaints.
dundice .pervous and biiliqTs attacks, headaches,
lever and aguc, sruptIve diseases. bad aspect OF
the complexion i:,di ,estion ann flatulency chohcs
affrcti"as # the bladder and kidneys. dropsy,
asthma and bronchitis, rheumatic colds and sorr
throais. and indeed in every conceivable KIND ct
III health they nro invaluable, and vii! afnrd
tain, and mos, generally pcrmancI relief. They
require neither confinement or change of dict
they neither PROSTATE the strength nor give pain
and more delightful end eif;ctual medicine
cannot he procured either for individuals or fam
lies. The proprietor has received for many
years aad is continually receiving the most fer
vent and grateful testimonials OF their value.
For sale wholesale and retail by Hagar &
Arthur. Burlington VI. AgHts, for the state,
o whom applications tor agency must be
made. agent for Middlcbury, w. P. RUS
Sci, first door south the post office. 1l;yl
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Firei Firei Firel

rEIVF Members or "The rnont Mutua
= Fire Insurance Compa ny" are hereby notifi-
ed that the following assessments have been
mad. bv The Directors on all notes IN force on
tie following days, tovit:
December l6 h, IS4l l-2 Of per cent
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$4,000 KEW ARD
WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro-
duce better compound for family use than the
Genuine Dutch or German Vegetable Pills, styl-
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NeaD Goods.

CLOTHS, Cassimeers, Cal Goes, Muslins
" Cambrics, Lawns, Drilling aud Ticking
A fine assortment Of summer cloths, Linens,
SheeIings, Shirtings &c. &c. which wi be
soldfnr cash OF on credit, at prices which can
not fail 10 suit purchasers.
z. BEcKwITH s. Co.
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Western Flour.

ever offered in tlsis market
Having Flour manufactured by moro than
twenty different mills of the highest reputation,
nc pledges that Flour sold BY him shall give In,
most perfect satisfaction, and will be warranted
IN all casrs.l
n. d. Fancy brands constantly on hand.
Dealers in Flour, Merchants, ard Fani les arc
respectfully invited to order. and try the article.
flonr shipped 10 order, in good package with
oet delay on receipt ef drafts, certificates
of deposit or cash. IN. UINsDIII.
Troy. April IS. 1912
547, River ST. 81 4m.r,p.
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S;U,i * AND MOLASSES. Good
~ crown Sugar from IA to o GEMS
n'r pound.
Ttn1dad Molasscs nj 80 cents per Gal
Ion.
P"r'n REQ Syrup. n first rate article
for sale by \. Il W S JOHNSON.
Arr. s. 1912.
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1912.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. 3 III Err M A n.

CAPT. NJ. T. DAVIS.
WILL commence her Trips on the 81 day OF
May. between the city Of vcrgenncs ard
Buffalo, running DAY and NIGHT, asfollows:
Leares VersenRes Leapex RufaIo
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THE most highly

Approved Medicine now III gener-
al use for Coughs, Colds, and
all NiceaSps Of ,ha LUNGS,
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large portion of the population OF the State IS
for us to say whether the hard earned properly ol
our fellow-citizens shall be at once sacrihced to
shayers and unfeeling extortioners; and men. wo-,
men and children turned out upon the cold charl-
ties of the world to linger in penury and want to
pine away and die or, will the Senate pass .he
Bill which can in no event injure the State Dut
will save the property of her people and dry up
the tears of many disconsolate wife and her
weepng children IF the views | have taken OF
the present condition of our population be correct
the only questions we should then ask ourselves
are the following: will the bill attain the object
desiredP Is it expedient2 Is it constitutional?
1t is supposed that million in amount, to each
county according to federal population, would et-
feet the object desired-that would save from
starvation at least many who must starve without
it. To test its expediency would call the atten-
ton of the Senate to the fact that the borrower
must pledge real estate or ualOt6ted personal Sc.
curitg, to double the amount of his loan which he
must renew every twelve months, or the Govern
or mast institute suit.
The State, it is perceived, does not pay out a
single dollar, but only uses its credit through an
body, and the expenses are paid out
of the l-2 per cent. the difference between what
not being receivable for taxes and dividends they
cannot interfere with the present domestic arrange
ments. 1t is strictly guarded as the Bills are
signed and countersigned by three responsible Of
ficers ard the Commissioners are required to give
bond No one person being allowed to borrow
more than $500, capitalists cannot purchase it
up for speculation, and the small debtor may get
his share. The plan will operate thus
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Thus leaving a balance of

After paying the interest due from the State
which balance would be more than sufficient to
pay all expenses In fact the bills might even
carry per cent and then there would be enough
left to pay all expenses
According to the first section and the amend
ment to the third there is sinking fund provided
for the redemption of these Bills At the end of
the first year 100000 is returned and the Gov
ernor is required to invest the same (say at per
cent) until the end ofthe fifth year and so on until
all are returned, which would operate favorably
for the State
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In SENArE-FRInAy DEC 1e

Mr. Larklns presented the following Resolu-
ton, which was read and adopted
ResOIred, That the Judiciary Committee, be
instructed to inquire into the expedency ofamend-
ing the existing laws so as to compel Rail Rcd
Companies in this State to keep in repair all
Bridges by them erected under the same fines
and penalties as Overseers of the public roads now
are.
On motion ofMr. Jones, the Bill to alter the
mode of electing Constabes in this State 80 "a ~
relates to the county of Caldwell, was taken nm
and read the second time, and on his motion ~ r.
nended by adding the County of Wilkes, the Bill
then passed as amended.
On motion of Mr. Morehead, the Enprossed
Bill to lay off and establish County by the name
got ciloweh was taken up, and read the second
'ihe Inc question shall this Bill pass, was de-
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Balance from above