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TT il painful record tc death 4 the aged and nirn who for
4 yea, past may been to- c Ihc bunk ol The grave;
Int hu,y much distressing tie task, when the victim *
one no has suaced IA The SPIN: time OF e when
UPON parents, relatives AID friends, bud
81 the promise and life II honor and usefulness anci
liz The ;rh oi hesr ecrtoa by the fact,
Thai o.and, annually called early and un,my gave,
and exird world unknown, from al the prospects aud en"
ments o This life hy the consequence of one nCnarrd moment,
and b; which only simple IN the inst pace 10 be-
removed hands OF i'' practitioner, and winch
yer groves ii properly treated The nuiocd think the
have onv TO saurat ,cn with AcIc, ant The une-
fad error. Thousands yearly either lneI
rurale of their cAisenee Their conta"s 20 hf"h',
ard al nature impaired 10 adler ir Iei1
of miserable. nr. Hartley DOES aitmi ny deial nh
which he has successfully treated, 10 False NIX
hy inurng the feelings of iadvd-i-hi, works. MOI ~
words have and shall the Tesut ot MS tArfcc
the reliance and nvoabc secrecy win winch nc mas be-
consulted
Dr. Hartley member of The Medical Profession, ana irfh
practice with the utmost c6nlehce even
10 the most tnd otci hope, VICE. and perfect tett lie may
be consulted from III ~ at nelt-ofce on in
Gust Aliev Richmond Va Letters ncosng remittance, an
svered OF post and hedcinr p1hcua transmitted 10
the address either by initials or name
Sept. is ''-'h
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nFs
BERNARD PEYToN.


Married, Pnyc Sprn. Both Of August
John Wesley Chids i Bs>J. Fogp Cuscland
H., To Ms, PINE Ei1sGErH y"uusc,t daughter Captain
Garland Brown, OF fhysi sptn. BuoIz gai county, Va
Married TUESDAY ia.; b., rhe Row Mr. Morrison
'r JOSEPH J. SAygsor. oi amherst county
daughter at William Sinion E,q., of thi- CITY,
Married Louisa l7Ih ccGsr the Rev Rol.rr,
Wikrr'nn Mr. j. CURRA. PmLrorts, al tooehand, Miss
sARAH w, daughter al John cole, al LOUISE
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~ OTiCE.--Al persons indebted the Of j. 4
Go0de requested To make immediate payment and
all
sent them for pas meni. JOSEPH G0UDE,
iJ-sw Pariucr az J. 1. A. ,ooLe.
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EJF.fINss
Departed this life yesterday. Goth October Mr. BESAJ.a
iHoms,, III The 9th year Of has MIR. T. o
oldest and most venerable citizens. NJ has
advance The Interests of Richmond and deserved
their hands The friends and acqnaniance Of family
requested 10 attend his funeral from his late residence
Catholic Church, ths afternoon al 3 o'clock.
Died, Wednesday, the 4th his residence, the
coInty OF Hanover, Mr. FEases MUNcu the seventy fourth
year OF his
~ The papers of Kentucky VIII please copy the above for the
Information OF some of the children al The deceased
Died in this city, Wednesday evening, Capt JOSIAH Mi
-
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KINANNALANn EOk SAIL.

rg,iiE Subscriber viii sr atc"nmoin. terms, his
lTac, LAND, lyn. upper end al Fiuvanna
~, upon The iyahna aud BIZ McCmnk
creek containing about hundred hundred
which and bottoms rich, and ~
and The h.h lsni generally
good The improvements large BRICK Dwelling and every
requisite EARN and IN good
Very Upper Virginia Improvements
sup, nor tn those the lapi hun
drrd y wards iac.r Flour El and seventy feet Of
Mill aud three different iliStler Road
running Immediately the land IL deemed
more who wish purchase
viewing the aud. which le wi du OF before uc has
n. find II that dr-iahe Farm OF
tcrrd The Land WIZ -hown Superintendent,
.'r. Nuia, VIII" lives Tie farm by son, j. H. Tn
irrahc lives ~ CbnT.esvlr, ty giving ha notice by
any ohrr way. Il very dca J. 10 -, imf''ais!
Ii. TiiBERLAkE
pc ~ i9-v6W
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
The Democrats Of the city, the instance Of Of hrr
Wing friends, requested the Exchange, SATURDAY.
evening" fight II expected to be bully nj
i L.
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ASPAKAJUS.
Twenty thousand Giant Asparagus Roots, from one 10 TWO
years old, price o IS per hundred.
RASPBERRY.
Raspberry Vines at 81 per hundred.
GOOsEBERgIES,
Of different kinds IT 2I cents each
~ b. have under cultivation for next year. considerable
addition Of new varieties of all the above kinds
~ Orders addressed tpost pad) the subscriber, or 20 Lew IL
HILL, Will be promptly attended he Trees, &C. paekea IN
''" ''''"' = y = ' N JAMES VIA.
0,t % i9--m4m
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I AW NoTICE-RoBERT u. WATKINS, Ar1os> 81 Al Law,
- offers his professional - public He will attend
The Courts III the City 4" aichmcu and those IN The counties OF
chesterfield, Gocchani and Hanover.
Oct - 49-w3w
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~ acknowledgements Ccnrt al Mot tbly Session,
held louisa County, 4, te Coghonse thereof, on Mon
day he 9th lag OF october, -:5
,hl Mellon Adninra"r, With tn VII annexed Of John
Tioilssou, deceased, fla!huh'
against
David Thomas Martha Ann, Mary Frances T.. CatnrIne
and fro ,-anna Thrnas,u jun Patsy, Elizabeth and Motfr-
cal Nuck0ld- Sathan H. aud Martha g. sheihetds"n,
Ee. Tho rnnlssnn. John r. Ihomossnn, Mo'de
"a rtor,,ssoo nd Thomas (. TbnmnSsnn, beirndants
THIS cau.e taf 10 hr tuer heard under THE Il
hery reserved To parties the decree entered ~ this casr
ON The i un 1873 and the application of the heirs
Of John Tlomass"n. deceased pirs IN I'M, cause
ordered required all who may nave Claims
AGAINST the deca ed do exhibit the same
for settlement Elisha Mtlton AGmnsilaor WIZ me w an
eyed of the slh Iho1-son, riwren ' Imr ana me
Isl day Of January isii ana Is tuncf directed that inns
oder he published weeks in The Enquirer newspaper
uhshed in the civ OF Richmond ana m ted at the 'front.' door
If the Conf hons coiniy Tor t"o several Cont days
4 Copy-1rste, JohH HoNiLh.o l." Y.
Oct. - fS-"2m'
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MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
lst District, Alexander Duncan, Dem.
I'd John B Weller, Dem.
Sd Robert G.. Schenck, Fed,
4ih Z" Joseph Vance, Fed
9Th Emery ID. Potter, Dem.
9TH Henry st. John Dem.
9Th Joseph }. Mcdowell. Dem.
9Th John | Van Metre, Fed
9th Elias Florence, Fed.
10Th Heman A. Moore, Dem.
llth " Jacob BrlnkerhoiI, Dem.
l2,h 's Samuel F. yin,on, Fed.
18Th Perley b. Johnson, Fed.
18th :" Alexander Harper, Fed.
18th " Joseph Morris, Dem.
10Th :" James Matthews, Dem.
9Th William c. McCnuslin, Dem.
18th Ezra Dean. Dem.
10Th Daniel n. Trlden, Fed
2Oth Joshua K. Giddings, Fed.
2ls. Henry r. Btlnkerhof, Dam.
Democratic Senator's, elected last year, ]
60 this year,
Federaiists, elected last year,
" +" this year,
Democratic majority,
For Representatives,
Federalis,s elected
Democrats
Federal majority.
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Democratic majority,
For Representatives.
Federalis,s elected,
Democrats,
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prpIJc SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.

10y Virtc Of "A Ci,ct superior Cont Of Law
ID and uhauccfy rouny, pronounced the liti
DAY September 1885 .t III thancrrt therein pending IN
liuater taihanc Nelson
Frances t. Thompson eight and amntstfarS Of
Nathaniel Thompson ard others, defendants The
signed appointed b.. sad Decree WIZ sell
Tuesday, December Elisha Melons
Tavern Louisa Court House, ali he Real Estate OF the sud
Nathaniel Thompson deceased, including his interest ~ the
Victoria Furnace The lands thereto appeftanng nj Ihn
iuctinD hh, bidder credit o one ana two years,
b canal Except The oi he advertise
nrnt crying said sale whi'h 10 be paid in CASH. The
purchaser purchasers bonds, wit good personal
n.y. and ecd Of Ts upon The property secure The pay
m-nt Of said bonds.
TN, Real Estate sold above consists If hundred
nd % land, the
Harris, joining thr liEt ClaIls b. Cosby and others
i've acres adllpns land, II .,sna Meltua win Ioa
and t.lrrr with
6,hIc dwelling ou>" about three iIrers OF nir
Cart Fork the
which lite tate James ttc died seized and pos
se.eaa Mi situated about Two miles North al
%! land thereto attach
et--onc hundred and ia hail OF land, al
ioinnr Ches and teoGr bundled agtes 0 and, y
aou, three miles below House, which James
smith lives TIL. iurr-s. ruouri, The FIcora Fur
mace appCrainr, Giw" shares out
of and slrc The anh- apicflinns are be
about hnndrt" ARE There = new
banks o
an sad ln-al-o ait Thnmp,on interest IN Lot,
tho said Thompson StmIC cahc iuUoe description II
unnecessary, AL s"nt "i-hn: iu iftlI'c i pre-
st,rst viii Sanne pro- fer ~ H- o. before the day
which VIII be- shown The" By John 'nntt Vng near
first Jaafy, is At % pr a'i"n--thc purchaser
v n, he entitled % the fsom Got Januay next
FRANCES 3. JiIOs!rSoN Commissioner.
rs, Viii, a. Tie and place, ani upon the same
terms specified, sell NY doAr infect ~ sa.i p.p
FRANCES L. THOMSON.
cc, ~ iJ-wGr
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prpre,Ic,ys or PETERSBURG.

We lsy aside many other articles, to lay before our
.,tsrs lne Proceedings of the Democratic Associa
n 81 The "Cockade ofVirginia" We rejoice in the
l,,nony ard unlon which presided over the Meeting
/, ~ his spirit, that We must 60 forth against our
,nuon opponents 1t is in thus spirit, we must tn
,p,h IA The contest The Preamble Of the Commit
.ei condensed bu, an admirable exposition of the
..,es ard abuses Of the Wings. The Resolutions
4 W Martin are remarkable for their simplicity, di
,,.,. :. and farce
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NOTlCEAi persons hereby cautioned against taking
daIt 'r $500 drawn by r Chs. Cooke Abenae, IN
June or July last IN favor Of J. l. rke, WIN. Go.don
ESQ., o Richmond "a the m been slad miscaued III
The mall ana notice has been Mr. Gordon of the fact
and pas lnent 10 any other ;han me forbidden.
oct. - 4g-at' JAMES VI. MORRIS.
- OEfET MENFORD, ~. H., urn.afy The city of Rich
IL mGnd, Virginia, resident Practitioner al Medicine
and Surgery AT Havana the Island OF C'a oilers ms profes
sona services to nyls visiting that Island nom the T. safes
Oct, - i9-w4w
niSMhL SWAMP LAND CoNPANY.-Ihe Annu-l Meeting
~ IT Stockholders ~ h' nisma SVtmp iand Company VIII
day, the 18th Of Norember ne%,, agreeable resolution The
Company. RO. BUTLER,
President D. :. Land Company.
Smih;ield Ocio,er o. lsi3. lid
nR J. H. McChW a>-ociltc: practice Physic with
~ his nnc- m u. MrtAW, ~ tc count. o; Powhatai They
ho'h reside M!wood where TIE may generally
found when not engaged IN Professional business.
Oct. - i9-f
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
INTRODUCTORY LECTUEES.Iho Lectures Introductory
Winter Course the irda Department of H. :. Col
leae VIII MONDAY October 3Gth Al II O'Clock, ard
continue IN the following order:
On Monday, October Dlih Dr. Socrates Nlupin.
at, DR.. l. W. GLambrflayGe
"wednesday, Nov. st DR. K. l.. Bolannan.
Thursday, 3D. H. J"in Cullen.
Fndav 81, ~. Aug l.. Warner.
Saturday, in, Df Jefliir- Wy..an.
The Medical Faculty aud citizens generally are iny ted 10 at
tend AUG. j. WARNER, Dean, &c.
Oct. - iy-t'S
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| COnSO6TdtlOU,
sage, and tried patriot, George Clinton, to give his
casting vote as Vice President Of The u s. against the
Bank bill of 1911 To carry outthis principle and re-
SYST the chments Of Federalisa, We, the Demo
of the OF Petersburg, are determined to make
united and energetic exertions.
l. Resolved, therefore, That will form ourselves
into a Democratic Association for the Town of Peters
burg be styled and known as such; and all persons
who are opposed the election of Henry Clay Pre-
sdent and the designs and measures proposed by the
Wing party are cordially invited TO cooperate with
| in this society.
shall consist OF President, three Vice Presidents two
Secretaries Treasurer and Corresponding Commit
tee of Ave- which last shall be invested with general
powers to adopt such measures may, in their Cpl
mon, be calculated to promote the views oil this Asso-
cation subject however TO the approval or disaPprova
upon the part of the Assocaton and that The aforesaid
Officers and Committee shall BE- elected RIGA coco by
this meeting.
| g. Resoiped, That this Association shall meet The
third Saturday of every month and special meetings
may at any time be called by the Presidents or in his
absence inability to attend TO business, by one or
more Of the Vice Presidents, upon the application Of
any five members and this Association shall continue
until dissolved by the mt OF majority OF it's men,
bers.
A. Resolved, That Vigilance Committee of ten for
each Ward Of this Town, shall be appointed by the
President of this Association, and which Committee
shall have power to enlarge their numbers IRON time
to time as may be deemed expedient.
The following named gentlemen were presented by
the same Committee suitable Officers for this AS
ISOLATION, and were unanimously elected, VIZ:
Prssident-Gen. D. G. Butts.
Vice Presidsnts-Thomas Wallace, Capt. David II.
Branch, DR.. Joseph E. Cox.
Recording Seeretary-J Travis Rosser
assistant Secrctary-George Rives
Treasurer-Herbert WhitmoIe.
Corresponding Committee-Col. William e. Parker
James s. French, Washington Greenhow, VIM. Ro.
berison, jr., J. Alfred Jones.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES
Vest Ward-H Whitmore, S. fl. Marks Anderson
Tucker. james Z. Watson, E. G. Hinton, U: Dodson'
Philip McDonuugh, J. P. Gregory, b. w. Evans b.
P. Harrison. :
East Ward-John A. Peterson, VIM n. Freno'
VIM Hawthorn, L T. Rives, Edmund B'rchea n "
Ambrose, John Slurdivant, WIN. NJ. Moody, +. d. no.
bertson, VIM. t. Mason
South Ward-Benj. Butterworth, John Jackson n
Clements, James Mni,ree. jas Pace, E.hel Crowder'
Allen Fem, Geo Kirkham, Geo. JONES' John Ennis
George Williamson. :,
Centre Ward-J c. Swan, Thomas PEBBLES, J.
Dgg.s, Lewis Lunsford Jno. Jarrait, Dr. w +: Jones'
H. Aylmer E. Hooper, John Rowle't, Wm NJ Nash'
G. Campbell
solutions were offered by Mr. N. NJ Martin, and una
nimously adopted
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TIrs Sfh Of january.

A large portion { the citizens aroaho
Mount Willing met there Oh Saturday the
9Th of January, to celebrate the annlner'
sary of the glorious victory gained by
Gen. Andrew jackson below New Or
leans ON the 9Th Of January 1915. About
IL o'clock the company was called to Or
der by Samuel n. Tate, ESQ. and pro-
cee,!ed TO appoint the officers for the day.
rs follows: William Bradshaw, esq. Pre-
sident, William f. Jones, esq. Vice Pre-
silept, Col. Thomas Jones, Secretary,
Thomas Jones (of Miles,) Treasurer,
Alexander Wopas and James Jones, Mar
shalls, and John Thompson, John Jones
and Francis Ray, Gunners. A commit
Tee was also appointed to prepare toas's'
The procession was then formed III aou-
ble files in front of the house. with the
president, vice president, on the right
marshals, music, secretary and treasurer
gunners, aud attendants in general, au'
! marched to the place prepared Tor the &c
: LIBERATION. When it was over, marched
the procession in the same order back Il
: the house, where splendid dinner wa
r prepared Cor all who would partake, Win
GU, distinction of party, and without tn
least confusion. The following are tn
i taasts: ..
/. This is The day we celebrate IN com
4 incarceration of the glorious victory ACME
n we'd by Maj. Gen. Andrew Jackson an
r. his brave companions in arms.
= .. May the oceupan, Of the HernItag
!. be as happy this day and for ever as II
y has rendered the American people
n 3. Our own old state Of North Carol
r. na-She is pretty enough for a Governo
!. rich enough for mint, and COED enous
If for all denominations of Christians.
,e 4. May the third session Of the u
a. Congress Of the United States be gre
h. blessing to the Union.
F. 5. The Union oil the States is strong
than any law that can be penned.
:. 6. Oar Legislature now in session
%. They know the will Of the people, q
on will do it. =.
IN 7. The College of North Carolina
dis Oar sons who are taught there are a olt
N sing to themselves and their country
NJ. May it he supported as the consti'u''
,nt directs.
r.. g. Our Navy-May il protect oar
,ers and our sll res from all invading 10
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Legislature of 1.-The Keystone
State" assemqled at Harrisburg on Tues
day last; when Benjamin Crispln was
chosen Speaker of the Senate and u. b.
Wrigh, Speaker of the House OIL Repre-,
senta,ives (bo,h Loco, Of coursel by 10
great majorities.
The message Of Gov. Porter was sem
in 10 both Houses ON the next day. We
have /, lying befare us; and--whas ma,
surprise some Of our readers--a consio
cradle proportion Of the whole Ae<sag'
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IT a u 10 7 u d 8

In Caswell county, on the 18th inst.
by Howell Boswell, esl. Mr.. JoussToS
M.CAuLEy, son Of Andrew M'Cauley,
If deceased. 10 Miss frances WALKER,
daughter of Mr.. Hugh Walker. -
q may this pair increasing find -
Substantial pleasures Of the mind;
Happy together may they be-,
Aid both united, Lord, 10 thee, *a
o may they live as truly one.
And when their wnfk on earth II done.
Rise hand in hand 10 hnasen. "A share
The joys Vi love for over ,b.re,
Communicated
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IN AENAIE


-. Rsnsr.sf c. IT, Rsgtlft Qsaa
sss,a - - & Is - ssistd -
1870 Ssnass aa-dsK. Hos severe
s...s,ss, ~ i : nadsf ieed hal r.
- - SINS aaFs sasd.
siOusE Or COMMONS.
!. ~ prrseated : fss-.iuslon. -
~ r.sa.nil e - propositions
go .sv.acss. i. iaqasfs ate ~ ssge
- -, 4 lsyias - - hassfs. e.'ils.
- - -. hraughs ihae his sisss iaf ssis;
..,s - sslspari.
Il, F,a,css. linss he eaaniiter q ~
,,.,,,,,. i Hh.ssn 80 tsfrFfeS ne hsil
$500, cersaia srtrlrs. q rsFsoa.l
...,,x. iron sxrrutina. FfFasssd ne
- taslse II .ase, aiih subsssiAs'T,
- ,asndnsnl. aud sseomnsneed y
1T II, ..,,,;en n III. wilsna. 81 Psrqai
~ LII. 10 mead ~ ari "a -
...i,.h.ssas AMI better Eesulano~ =
,..,s,...,, Sehaolr, MS lsksn ~ ~ ~
.ssaad reading.
n. Young spike = lrrg !. y iasoi .
.agl : .n,snll,as IN il he prssep' mod
~. ,.bupag lie school And, aee"f'i'sl
nc federal p"pal.,,.'n. wss sn5a>s. an
1913 .hu,ian a~eosdsne . he as's
IA ,uu,r . - lie proper one. and ofie'
.,.,,.u.lse opon al.leh al shubl
sgsfes ...;.;,. = Il
MN. ard ID rsply % shs ssssmsnis VI NJ
Yonns. -
a. ,,ale uns.i he fts, 81 March; and u
s.h,,s "a. f.nhrr conunusd y Msssr'
C.,aee.l, C.rd r.. Mile. Young N
l..e,,. II i.s.r Il ,hs bill. and NJ. MoOr'
oa mo.iaa o. Sir. Moore. The bill "
,L,o lad On lie sablr.
M,. Fs.nes. from The select comm
81, 4 uhsus vas refer 81 The Dill ior y
fs,,hsr ,el,ei II Iaso.yens Dsbsnts. .
nor,ej lie sane back 70 The House. -
! ,sb.,ru . as N smendmsn'. and
eonmsndcd - passagr; which wss fs'
sud lard On The ,sbis.
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ARaeby ssmusl ", Lee snA UlilsIs, /
> sFi.s lss1epgis ~ ise ilgHFfs
IL sx-klesfNs q - tsf1ee
Aa.es. s-Sss4 : IS EsnoEY q - Asss-
rsrsn reoese--shsy hass saasd - lass
an1 Is Ions1i;sGioa.
10. PnssArns Tgier rs srsed = 80
Presidras 81 - usioa. sd 80 q Pr
4.
III. The patriots 81 he sicinity ef Mi-
wssling vi sluays - = Erady = serts
their e0uatry = : eessbrals ~ gloFioas
ssh.
IL. Our girgs. snssrt and psefiy. We are
shlr and wiling y protect sheni.
a s0ng * llsnasrson Fowler ana On.
ers. -Jarksoa's camp o. Cpsasesland
b&nk."
il. Gra. GscrFs WasAAsgson. ihe s.
sher az hisscounny-Elis name and his
acsions ar engraved o. de hearts y NC
American people.
d. she laesident. May lie iFae lover,
oflibersy ii America he fUr e.-r uHilfd
II affection - they are 10 interest
BY the Vhe President. Aay The ~
az hnnary and u.e 9Th nf July be cele'
bsasei ~ often - they return. hy lesii'
walls, bon6rs and Tie hring &c cannon.
| iiy the Secretary. General Jackson
who sasesl The cilyof New OFlesns. lhei
wives and ll,eir daughters. from Piaade
and RUNAWAY his name shine - bfsgla
80 The sun ii noon-day in midsummer
Tor ages 10 come
By Marshall Jones. Col. WIN. Shaw
. though dead. Lis name lives in Tie hear
! &c the people.
By Gunner Jones. Memory 20 q
man who raised the corn lllal fed y
guose that bore The quill that Mreie Y
: Declaration OF Independence.
d Nv G. G. Smith. I he Ash. o. HaH
E field Rcgiment-May il ever eon:inne
be the superior ornament Of our mlliiai
manaaseringa
BY johnson Jones. Success % ne'
United States. Let The spirit of rar,izs
y be cold; lei prosperity arise throughout
y LEI there be = good plan devised Io.rsssa
r this Union from distress.
!. Resolved. Thai the proceedings OF "
Ecelebratioa Be figued BY The Preside
y and Secretary, and forwarded 20 The e
iar Of The Hillsborough Recorder Tor pu
IL LEGATION.
4. NM. BRADSHAW, Pres.
THoNAs JoNEs. Scc'ry.
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Good Ners from CeOrgia.-Reiurns
from the special election in Georgia has
been received from thirty two counties,
which give Mr.. Crawford, the Whig
candidate for Congress. a majority ol
near 1000 over Mr.. M'Dougald, his on,
ponen,. II is thought tina. Ms. GRAVY
ford has been elected by msjori,y Of a
least $500.
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n SENATE.
wednesday Jsaus;y ~.

Wednesday. Jsnusiy ".
or ren,r,er "a. again sbsenl, bus We
understand ,hs whole sitting wss spent
in ,he cnnsileasisn Of The res"lu,lnHf
subsltled b. Ms. Edwards. and Which
amer IN ann..er column. 10 relation "
~ ecnnarl,c anon lroln The sls:kholjsfs
II ,hs Hank OF The Safe. Very elaborate
,,sumsn,s acre IN de By Mr.. Mnre''sad
,s.lu,t. and Mr.. Ed~srds ior Tie res.lu
inns. and were listened - viii MARRIED
attention By large auditory. Biz. Coup
.r uex, ,o,k The tluar. bu, IRON soms
r.u,e or other, teesme no much smbsr'
,.s,ed 10 proceed. and Senate atInarnch
wi,hou. taking The tinsl ques,ioa, thong
there is no doubt II the passage oil tbs
r,soIs,ions. by Eve or ok votes.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
pisss. from The cnmn,t,te on The u
diciary, 10 wham was referred rssolu'
,ion in, ructing SAID committee 10 inquire
ia,o The expediency 81 amending The Law
conccrnipg executors and administrators
and recon mended hs passsge. Pssssd u
first reading. -
Mr. Brsgs. from The j,ins select com
mi,,ee, 10 whom was referred The CON
nuuics,,ous relative To ihs Treasurer
bond, reported The following resuiusi'f
and recon mrnded ns passage:
Resolved. 'rha, the time allowed
J,hn II. Wheeler, Treasurer elect oi VI
State, 10 give his nllicial bund. BE- txtent
ed 10 Monday HE ODD DAY oi January II
stsni.
Which tcsn.u ion was read the hr
time an. passed; and. IN motion 81 NJ
Brsgg, ass lsken up on ,ls second re''
ing. .<rs ,
NJ. Barrinrer stated. that though !
was in favor of extending 'he'nm
could not vote Tor The resolution IN ne p'
sent shape, and therefore oheted tue !
lowing amendment:
Whereas, John II. Wheeler. The IRE
sarer elect I'll ,he stare, hath rendered
hnnd purpnrliog ,ohe hts oihsial bond
Treasurer afatsssij: and whereas there
adifierencs uf opiu,on between the !"
vernon III the State and the Speakers
The two houses OF The General hssemo'
as,o the validity oil SAID bond, anu a.
the sulIie;eney Of the condition there
and wherea. duplicate Of said band ~
been transmitted /, the General asse'
bly, by The Governor ot this Ss'e.
Resolved, therefore, That John
Wheeler, be allswel until tle % d
Of this month to prepate his cilir'sl b"'
according OF the st 'suse in such case nj
and provided: and ,ha. the said o"'
when so prepared and delivered. a"d
proved according TO law. shall De 90
and etIeclusl IN Law and equity, as nut
The ne had been given aud apr'o'
within twenty -nne days after his elsc''
any law 10 The contrary, nolw'hs''
ing.
The question was then taken on
smendmen,, and II was adopted by aV
Of lllto 6. The question then rec
ring ou the passage Of the resolution"
amended, il was decided in the ailif
s've by vote Of lol 10 IL.
Ga motion II Mr.. Pope. the res"'o
spu,upon lie third 'ead'ng' aaa pa
BY so,e Of lOl. 10 -. -.
o. motion st NJ. Cariweil, the OF
lay of the State into fii,y Senatorial
tt,c,s, was taken up on its second n
ing. as the order OF the day. So,n'
incndments we're IN abe, and The hiii
sid lie second reading.