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sessss. dr. e:isg &c Sserissy IL Sssif
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TIE bill - anen9 a. pst passfd e
Fses-6. snalied a. ses - sstahiish shs
Alsrhaal's Hank IN she lawn ef Nsv'
brsn. wss sead he Third frs 80 pssssa
Mr. Pege pstsen'ei bill . inrnIro
rae lie ,osn 81 Weldon. 10 Hslliaa
eounsy: which passsd il thrss aessFal
seadlags. and sss ordered % e sHgsoss
"a.
% metian 81 Mr. Fr.neis. the bah q
secure lie n.inral benthss Of Psa.lies
Sound. - rllzeas of tbs Stale. mas =
zen ep o. lie ssrond Iesdinf.
On mesiaa of Nj. Caldwell. IF Ireafll
il as smendfd by sinking oai sl.s elnss'
pfaLlb ing yHgihisas from bringing avs
lsfs isia his Stale. and passed iis sseoas
sEd ,hiIl reading.
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EllLsD0ROUGEo
ss-~S-.
Thursday, january ).

William III. HAYWOOD. esq. of Raleigh
has been elected Senator for six years
from TIE 4th March next, when Mr..
Graham's time will expire. On The f.
nal balloiing, the names of the other can.
didales being Withdrawn, the vote stood,
For Mr. Haywood g5
Mr.. Graham 60
The following persons, all OF them Lo-
cos, have been elected Councillors Of
State forthe ensuing two years:
Richard p. Spaight. Of Craven,
Gabriel Holmes. of New Hanover,
Alexander w Mebane, Of BERTHE,
Thomas N. Cameron. ofCumberland,
Henry Fits, sen. Of Warran,
David Watson. Of Chatham,
Henry w. Corner, Of Lircoln.
Col. John II Wheeler has been elect
ed Treasurer Of the State in place DC
Charles i. Hinton. On The third ballet.
ing the votes were for Wheeler 81, for
Mr.. Hinton II.
Il William I. Collins, Wing, has been re-
elected Comptroller, by majority ufone
Chief Justice Railia. Judge Dick.
aaofga W.Jei'ies, Thomas B.asg AMI
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ukish rs is,j % he tIhis 80 gTagIfa
y - Fsiassd.
~. Nssh prsstnaed IN = ~ iacfisr
Ssprsi.F Casrts = silaw sppesls = the
Sapsens Cert II eessaaa e..~s. wSihass
se~snsv. P@ssrd ksss rt.ding. sad rxass
red e tps lndsrisry eomaisaee.
A rammuaiegnoa wRs Seerasd sfnm
ne ca@piralies. rtisstsc u lie fxprnses
n Re siGrfsaa d~psslmenss Il de saatf
fs.esnanrnl. tfem lss5 ap % re PFtsfns
Mme. - raasotmily 10 EssS fesssnslnn
fsasrts5 iron me csmmleee On kasnee.
and sdaped ~ he Haase; shirh ~ss
lsl1 N he isble All ordered - hs printed.
NJ RrsFz. from he enmmatise % ne
ia1Irasry. - whoa wss Eelened The Eeso
Iausn iasroeung sid eammil,ee q ii
qasre fnie The sxPe.lenry u sbolas hlng
he afire e Comptroller. fssnrasd ihs
sesaiuaaaa b he hose. aud skid - be
discharge isos ~ fsrshss consideration;
ahirh SIS agreed q. aad. IN moslna a
Dir. Brsgg, me Fssslaii0n was lad On he
lshss.
On Daslan a. NJ. Mears. he bi'l %
pfevent absuuesians toilh- rasssge q hsh
uP Rosnlke and CsshIe rissss. ass iaken
Up far consideration 81 is seeanaFesdlng.
Mr.. james. az Carrisarks n2sse- q,
inds6ails poste@nsmsni.
Mr.. R.ess spaks fos some time n favor
az he bill: and he xss replied % BY Mr..
Ear,ngisaS The drbsie Gas continued
by Messrs. Leach. Resell. Rsyaer, Fssai
eis. jones II curTitask. and Nash. Mr..
Moore fesd IN amendnen,. shich he
proposed 10 offer u he bill. and nsastd
10 lay il on The tsblrs bni without taking
sole. The House s2aDrned.
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IN SENATE.
Wednesday, December %

: = = - " oH'FVs"NFt DEFElEFHFF 20
Mr.. Aitison. sofI presented memori,I
from many c,tzcns of S lie. asking
the Legislature 10 construct Turnpike
Road from Fayetteville 10 some poIu, IN
the West; hlch was read anil referred
70 The committee on internal implove-
mnn'.
Alt. Jones offered res ,urinn frr The
committee on tie judiciary, 10 ipllitt.
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IN SENATE.
Aionslay. Decep

Monday, December &c.
Mr.. William p. Williams, from The
committee on Internal Improvement, Ii
whom had been referred memorial from
the Stockholders 81 the Wilmington and
Rsl,igh Rail Road Company. reported a
resolution IL favor 81 their being releas-
ed from The payment OF lhe,s bond ior
$50. 900 due The State on lst January.
1919. until the Isl u January. l54s."
. Mr. Jones introduced bill establish
ing Sapsriar Cour Of Law and Equity
in The county Of Caldwell, and attaching
The same - the SIKH Judicial circuit,
which pared its first reading.
House or COMMONS. ..
The following engrossed bills from the
Senate. were read The first time aud las-
ed. A bill TO alter ths nude nf inspeci-
ing tobacco in The town oil Fsyeueyiile; i
bill ~ inrnrporate The trustees If the ASH
borough III lie Academy. and hlH 10 ap-
portion the members 81 The II use Of
CnmDnIis among The several counties Of
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IN SENATE.


Saturday. December 81.
A bill amenting the 10 h section eth,
I04th Chapter Of Revised Statutes, con.
ceining ov erseers on public roads, va:
put upon lis second reading. Provide,
that written summons be lief, uuree day.
previously al The house; s,aiing The ,ooI,
required, aud the particular part If III,
road ,o.be worked upnn. Passed It's ss
cnnd feading--ayes 10, aoes 10
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. Francis presented bill 10 amend
an acl nt,Ied aud act restraining usnry;
which passed its frs, reading, and Vas
deferred 10 The committee on The Judiciary.
Mr.. Caldwell, from the committee oil
propositions aud or evances. 10 whom The
subject had been referred. reported the bill
- impose restrictions On the catciiirg oil
tar,apins in PamIico Sound. and to Law j
tariff on the importation Of oysters. The
b.l: was taken mp in committee Of the
whole. end after a dicuss,nn of some
length. The bill was reported o the tabse
without mendm mt.
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'a's' .'.nos' ~ Hsa'l' oPPcH''o4
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MAJOR i sapslv he ri,e. Ar M,- c..s
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a. i e.. de I.egiss.,u,, e.,..s,,.r
choice. and ..lver., .,;,;.,. $50
,.n,r.sed onon AZ, or..,;..
ll.Ivh REGISTER and s,.nd,,a- TN. G..
and holds 70 ,he ap;sion ,h,, a. Go
or and ccuneil ueuld has, ,l.....
6ll me vacancy until ai,s, .eo,A., -.
ofihe I.e,isls,ure.' and Z, ..n,o,, 800.
opipion ouo,e. ,he ach .<s,;.a =
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power or ,he Ereea,i,e hv ...u...:-s
fari ,ha, the ooh section n o',r .,.,s
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az me standard branch, ~, $500 !.
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,;nscney which conld Il, h,vo boon ror..
seen and nro,;d.d r., Il, 4. a.;.I.,n,.
then The Execu6ve i i n.ls . ,sm,o.
rarv anno;n,men, n, IL e,.s -, -.
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no more ! !. conn, conc. L. !. H. :,
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ment was m,ae and h.;.r t,owa - he
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q iis-isrtan. O. he eruriy 81 GFsu,i.lF
liz Ne FiEt,lh disrfifl. Il BE ealilhousf
= ths loee z NashinErpa. = tssrouniy
- nssrls Fi--aad : sA,s a.nGss tishssl. =
- essrs hs.use i ~ s1sn II I;s'sss.lie,
= ths sssaty a Gas..
NJ gayssr esllrl - ~ rssaialian Il
ssrssne he SVrfesary II STATE II rnm
ekrrs salf sesana he SheulFa q nsFssr,
N.lkes sad Ekssh.m tounssess tef fie-
Rslits of rfiurns mads 81 them sttl's ltis
Gghernaaosiat flrsiian.
Mr. D. On iasmsr dsy. ha1 masrd =
amsnd he sssaiai,nn ~ s,fIking oct ~
serbs Sheriff % Bers: bul The mai'e'
as laid epaa li.r lskls. ~ mrse paFn
rnlss exaeinasio6 lnia he sctsrwgsc,lng
~ s,2s or rsssfps - Be msse by Sac.
Al GEsrttI dise0ssinn 81 he La apon
Ihs p0sn,. hsswtea Ne,sFs. Mnsehsad,
Edaards .Bsopsr ard Jos aer ensusd.
The smsadnent iipally. b. ayes ~, noes
10. wss agreed 20.
MFs Albright moved in.siEske COT ne
vnEds :. ShsEid 81 Chasksa" from me
resolution. npon ahieh anoaheF debate en-
sued; which OR space lssbids he inssf-
,len 81 % dag. The scAsadment. by D e
l3s nees 80. wss rejesird.
Mf. lonss. mayed 10 Isy me rrspia
ion npan The table. unnl q monow,
~hirh. by u! q. ne. 10. ssssgfesa
10.
HOUSE Of COMMONS.
The qassi.nn pending yesterday, Va.
on The aso,ion 81 Mr.. lanes. az CuEHtnck,
10 pcslponr indf inileiy he bill 10 presenl
he ob.sructieps % the passage Of fsh uF
Roanoke and cashie rivers.
a debate Of some length arose ! whrr
The question was taken. on The musinn ID
postpone indshnileIy. and decided IN The
aGiirma,iye-syes.60. noes a..
Mr.. Rarringer presented bill 70 fari'
lilsle The fecaser.es IL suits On oflici.
bonds, y hieh psssed is 6ssl reading. snt
was referred 70 The Judiciary committee.
Mr. Bragg. IRON The sommi.tee o.
The iudicisry, 10 whuus was referred !
bill for The further rslief Of insolsenl
debtors, I'm aie > repnr, recommending il.
rjec,inn. Mr.. Francis mcred TIA, me
bill be laid on The table and printed, which
motion prevailed.
Also. on the bill 10 abolish iuprison.
Ren, f,r debt. recommending IL rjsc.
lion. On maiioo 81 Mr.. HsIsey il va.
laid outhe table, and ordered 10 be prin
TED.
Ms. BrummeIl presented bill 10 incor
pora;e Brnwn,pan. III Dasidsnn country;
which passed i,s 6rsl reading.
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Ja4ss 1.DouslL go. q lnsk k..A..
has b~sn elsried Gestrnof eg- IS. - !.
monue.lih Il fifsihls. ~ ltrse -.
iron shs lsl e iz-usty, By ne Es<i,t,.
ian. ui.houi a11 fsgulhr cpPc'iiios.
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Thomu a ABR. hurs l,rn d., !.
an sssspsiss .. ,is isisi q Trrs,. !,
~ Usisspi'y.
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Correspondence OF the Coaner and En9uirsr.
WASHINGTON, Monusy.1i-ht Ian. Al 4.


the subject of session nee been much discuss
ed here IL political circles and msny persons having free
intercourse White House. strongly OF the opin-
ion that will lie called Such. however is not ns be-
lief The only that would make probably or ne
ees.s would be the exhausted u the Treasury and
THE understand, has been obyiaed BY successful nego
aton Of the whole OF the balance OF the loan heretofore
autnorIzcd whie! mas been taken by Mr. Ward and Mr.
Buekner, rs Of New York capitalists. Besides
II the members o.. the new Congress will not
be elected IN many n the States all August next and when
elected and assembled there probability OF their hsr
nonizng vito the Executive in any of his peculiar views
! IN relation to the currency and Government Bank.
The next Congress will Probabyr the SubTress.
measure Mr. Tyler has the modcum of homes
y honor or principle left, he is bound dsApprove The
new doctrine that this Government created for the pur
psse OF dealing IN commercial exchange and becoming Of
the depository for banking purposes Of the funds of nd
vldua will, in probability more favor from the
next than from the present Congress Mr. Tyler has not
Vouehsaed TO tell US where this power may be found per
1t certainly - not IN the constitution, and be
red from any OF the principles forth in the articles Of
faith OF the Virginia absacuon the resolutions Of 1879
The scramble for Office, here, pabe and humiating
An aged clerk died yesterday and the hungry applicants
had not the decency wait till the body was cold before
scores OF them beeagued the President for the
Much OF this attributable the scandaous and disgrace
iuI want Of verociy which exists IN the Executive head
and IN some OF the chiefs Of Departments By which indiy
dus.s are induced, by promises upon the appoint
ing power in daily expectation e receiving ealpoyme
A Tyler always gives encouragement the applicant and
Mr. Webster also, long he thinks he use him for
his selfish purposes and neither have that sense Of
uee or that charitable kindness Of heart that would prompt
them 10 gave frank and honest refusal There is not an
applicant for office here but what will tell you he has re-
ceVed such encouragement give him reason TO believe
that ms wishes will be gated and very many Of them
seT that they have received reiterated positive promises Of
employment the iulhment Of which have postponed
from time to time till they have ceased be regarded as
any consequence
only speak the TRUTH and do Mr. Tyler and Mr. Web.
sier no injustice, when say tina, their word when given
politically, or IN relation the bestowa Of the patronage OF
the government has not the least weight in this community
and Mr. Webster Is particularly notorious for deceying
those VINO have the greatest claim upon his justice and sin
CERTIFY and vas about TO add his gratitude but that Is an
emotion q which he Is stranger 40
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lsurs sdjOam.wc should answer ,ha, we had not the
means Of giving guess. II in 20 days they have
done nothing how long will take them do wha, IL
be done Thus should the sum- and the prin-
eples OF Arithmetic do admit OF ius solution neither
can We solvet The Apportonment Bill yet unseted
the State officers yet all eeetthe affairs Of the
James River Company yet in ab"ysnec-iho
new taxes and the Sinking Fund have not yet been
eonsideredthe impeachment Of Judge Scouis yet before
the Commee-ohor OF Relief are yet to be
sidered-he Committees have yet much business before
them-the House yet ~ and adjourns about 3
Nothing has been done OF any momenta is yet to do
The Senate have had little nothing to do, the whole
winter They have OF aeeolerating the march
OF the House. and the wander about, in the
dsagreeabe Of all predieamen with nothing DO. Severe
eensnre is thrown upon the Speaker for this Of things
We arc no, advised with how much how little justice
bu, thus much il apparent tina, this ought have been
the shortest session for 20 years aud is likely prove the
longest and most expensive
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Ricbno,J u,r,.,,s

ReDoTfed and corrected ftcice reek for The TFhigl
FEBRUARY 9TB lS43.
GRAlN-Wheat 60 10 80 ct Com-Seow IS TO ate. White
so cts. Oats from wagons and Depot 30
TEAS-lmpcnal AMI Gunpover 75o $3.50 Blek cts
WIiISkEN-Bbis. - cents, ilis. -
CANDLEs-spern 2Ga35 cents Sperm 10 cents Hull.
Patent rs cents. Tallow l0ai2l.
COFFEE-Ro "a to gic Laguayra 0aqi; St Domingo 7las
Java Il!aiJ cents.
CLoNERsEED-si! to (! from store per busheL
HERDS GRASs-s7l per bu-hcl
TIMOTHY GRASS 50 per histeI
FisiI-Famly Roe Hening. ~: 30. l. 81 No . .; to3
lRON-Pg ; Eng.ish $50. .uodss SOS; TTcdegaf $40
MoLAssEs-Poro Rico igae2c New Orleans 2Ia2I cent
OlIWntrt s9Oag5 Far 5Oas5; in bb ~ cts
PRONiSlOSs-Bacon iliog round cents Lard cents
PLAGSTER-slt on Basin Bank.
suGARs-s CoiH saIOc Porto Rico 6a7l; New Oheans5l u
nc. SnOr-Jic. SALT-Whan ~ 30; store 81 90.
CATrLEBee from sal ~; Sheep 81 Hogs from
Sltoii
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Let recommend to those who have put this matter in
agitaon-and they and their schemes far better under
stood than they suppose possibly would desire 20 be IN
dersood-that they had well for the present reinop
their object
They may embsrrass legislative prooeedngs-they may
increase the buhens Of the People by prolongng the
sion and wasting the public money, but they will not sue
eeed Hoo and what is more they will succeed here
after. If they wise they will dismiss the scheme alto
gether scheme of the kind be useiuly and ult.
matcy successful ought enlist the APPRECIATION al least il
ought not TO offend te Judgment wishes Of the COM
muni,y where placed This Scheme, believed by very
msnyt be offs nativity which would render them hostile 10
even sgood scheme thus originating, will neyergo down with
the Legislature or the People.
There may thousand emergencies 10 Richmond
and Virginia, in which the necessity Of nucleus Of Mill
lry Discipline will be felt This il the true necessity for
the State Guard. Their every dsy duty serious onerou,
and such school boys discharge; but their true
necessity s and sublue sudden and instant darer
and to present raying point Of discipline and training
for possible emergencies. In this pon, Of view whether
respects the public properly, the lives Of czcp.
the cost is bagateiir, and the corps Indispensable
The iniEuers who endeavorng suppress the exist
ing arrangement old Institution Of Virginia which has
been sustained By oil tire array u her great names aud 10
substitute ~ IT, miserable hubug Of .chooboys without
boards their ehns he Grnness which experience only
can give. true friends to Richmond or Vrciniu-
They ORC meddling projectors.
Sec the 30 No. Of IL "ROANFu N
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TO couNTRY REApERs-rhe Lnnd Eundi

We ask the attention Of the county reader TO the con-
e'usion o: the "CouGreea Dialogue" from the pen OF
distinguished citizen.
Is marvel that body of men should be found
Chosen, 10. the task legislation with views go mar
preudices bitter and motives - contracted and
facrous, that Rey be betrayed into egregous folly
OF inieung Injury upon Virginia, the yndctye hope Of
attaching thereby some stigma TO Henry Clayl
The rejection Of the Land Money founded upon thi.
saPien' idea and other M Cays eIer,on. procured
that fund for Virginia if it. We ,acitly charge
him with having aided do that which r are Tar too hon.
est to take advantage Of! Although nteres, pleads strong
y in behalf Of our taking the money, that very fact will
enhance our reputation for virtue and dersci frUIn him
This undoubtedly the moving consideration u the pre-
poserous proceeding Of rejectng the Land Fund And if
II was genuine sentiment and the mere stimulation
mere counterfeit coin, might respect however mis-
taken and iaioas. the conclusion But who believes
!; genuine Who believes tina; the pazans who are &c
tive IN bringing about this result nave become all at once
so super rehnedsueh nonpaTes and bsauI ideal of poll
uca charity Not for If such virtue il extan, a,
all which much doubt should neyerook for it in the
b1wing pazans who paironizng the rejection Of Viz
ginia's quota Of the Land Money.
Some Of them indeed have demonstrated ,hs, the pre
tence unbiushng fiction. Some Of them were the
tive and clamoous advocates distribution when the re-
communication emanated from Gen. Jackson. They al
least estoPped, ought 10 be IN common decencv
from either impung dreeton Of principle to the
iends OF dlstbGuon or aogatng peculiar virtue for
opposing H.
But is il not true that when General Jackson recommen
ded Distribution eagerly supported by the entire class
OF those who opposed TO it, And If this Is true.
does not verify the charge make that the movement
Is thoroughly iacuous
We shall at leisure adduce some farther proofs Of De-
Hoeraue adhesion 10 Distribution, when measure Of
Gen Jacksons and in the meantime ak the country
any thing can be contemplate or disgusting than
the spectacIe OF Igt-aturp roy,r,ir, 49,
rules Of night wrong and unchanging principles but by
their party affection for this or their anipathy 10 that
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Congressional DISTRICTS.

The House yesterday passed it, onErossmeni the bill
arranging the Districts Of the State. We susoin it, the
shape in which it engrossed, and in which will in all
probability, 90 the Seaate.
glance the map will disclose the gross inius
nee OF this scheme Bedford is attached 10 Madison
Campbell 10 Fuvanna and Lunenburg Chesterfield Pow
hatan Goochland and Louisa, piled upon another
to crush the metropolis But all done with the best
and patriotic intentions! Party considerations did
not enter into the adjustment Of the question oil This
the cry Of the pure Democracy the beginning
We suspected when first heard what was to be the
result
1t will be that the scheme published YES
erdsyl which detached Goochlsnd from Richmond and
thereby the metropolis chance futter was merely
thrown TO amuse. Gooehland very promptly on
the first moon restored its destined union with Rich
mond. The part which Mr. Hopkins acted in this matter
little curious Last week he said he thought Rich
mond ought be in Wing District and as this city was
very rapidly increasing the District ought 10 be far below
the RATIO To this end, ne submitted plan which gave Us
District Of only $1,000 Yesterday he said it was decreed
to make Democratic District, and he supported mo.
ton add GoochIand make it the largest District
in the Stae-upwlrds OF $4,000
Such gross injustice upon its authors The
effort thus made suppress the voice Of people and de
Pve nearly hall of the State Of Representative in Con
gress will excite dsapprobaton among all DISTINGUISHED
and Sindle flame throughout the Commonwealth So
glazing Is the injustice that member Of the dominant par
y IN the House, declared in his place that he could
give his aPProba,ion-ha he did come here to gerry
mander the State, and he would cit silent and see i,
done.
Some Of the small politicians who TO subserye ends Of
their own, have Pepetrated this injustice and sought 10
ampe uider foot the nights Of the people, may find when
it too late, that they have eckoncd without their hos