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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

We noticed. IN dc proceedings Of Con
gaea : week or tuo sinee. de passsgp q
. biii IN lhe House a Representatives L
refund Gen. Jsekscn's fne 81 one tkcu
zna'dolIars. with insefen. Wew sur
Esised al de lime Il llse large vote !,
which itpassed; bui The following remark.
% the editor o. dc Raleigh Register ex,
plains ihe why and wherefore. We have
no objection % The measure. II thereby No
injustice i done % The Judge who was
connected with The affair. The Register
e-ys:
1.-THE BIN 10 refund Gen. Jackson's fine
Of one thousand dollars. with interest, has
passed ihc House Of Representatives by
q large maiority= and We tnlsi may pass
the Scnairiwiihsut opposition or amend
mens. Il simply provides for he repay
ment Of The money, and contains no re-
heciion or expressi0mof opinion upon the
conduct Of the parties concerned. In this
ioHp we do not object 70 il, and shall be
sincerely rejoiced 10 see The matter finally
disposed Of. The discussion of this mat
Ter IN speeches for Buncombe' has cost
The county nearly fr0 hundred iLoun,d
doliara! and we shall be glad 10 see the
miserable demagogues forced 10 resort
70 some other hobhy--to seek some other
passport % public fayor-tllan their noisy
zeal for The honor and reputation Of The
hero Of New Oneans. As for The Sene.
raj HIMSELF he has, in some things, deser-
vel wen Of his country, and nobIy has
that country cancelled the debt OF gratitude
she owed him. In his retirement 10 lie.
Hermitage, we wish him every blessing
which can sooihc his declining years; but
he i no longer the idol OF the country,
and the magic charm BY which he once
swaycd over the people Of this great M
lion, with an irresistible sceptrc, has pas
sed away forever. The payment OF The
fine cuts The last thread Of the Gorlian
knot, and the fai sszs of Liadsnmold viii
soon ,reHsble 10 find the main pillar Of his
popularity cumbling in his grasp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

si,ip ~ - "a, al ihc uSr1TtB v ..
Innate conutaion htiutsl 49, tuo -.
lees. The gstrnEn eiKiously tkinls
ulei q all grady 1sSizi ~ soinsion al
car ditcllllss ~s.h Entlsnd e e, mo
ore Siih heHico. Il Nh Be- svesT skiI-
~ .eomplie.lion o. : rery sb<uid s,easurr
YIN one SUI H,ofe honsensied. CT elder
vs., Psepanrg ourselves IL ! doul.e
ioreign var. hy Lighting NJ ! fuioe,s 80
probably FIJI dcnckiic dssxnsien.H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

a Proposed Competition nth The On
lied States Posi- Office Estabishme'ai.----
The Philad,lpha inquirer ssys that a
Company has been formed with the oh
jec, Of establishing lines for the transmits
sion of lie ters al cheap rates OF postage
throughout I'll parts Of the Union. L Is
proposed that The highest la,e for single
lelfr.. no, weighing more Than hall an
ounce. shall be SIX aud a quarter cents g
any par, Of the country. while envelopes
v i'll be sold al lower Iatf--taenty 81
more for dollar. The persons engaged
in this enterprise contend that,he laws q
Congress prohibiting rsiva,e mails are IN
constitutional. and they are anxious u
have them ,esiea an this point as speedily
as possible. f.ysanter Spooner. E.q.
gentleman of Worcester, Massachusetts
il understood 10 be principal in The en-
hrprlse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
Massachusetts, Elcriion.-The Boston Al

Massachusetts, ElrriioR.-The Boston At
las states that the returns Of the special
elections recently held in the vacant Con-
gressional districts Of Massachusetts, have
been officially canvasscd, and that The re-
sui, is the choice OF osmyn Baker in the
sixth, and Of julius Rockwell in the Sc
ycHh disiric:-both Wings. In the third
distric; Mr.. Abbott, Wing, wanted only
about 40 votes Of an election. The At
las thinks he will certaialy be successful
at the next trial. 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

Mn. CLIsGnAS.-I'he correspondent
Of the United States Gazel e, Interference
10 this gentleman's late speech in The
House Of Representatives on The .2lsI
rule" says. Mn Clinglnan of North
Carolina followed Mr.. BeanlsleY in a
speech replcte with sound commomssnse,
and JUST views of The subject. lie was
listened 70 with an attention that might
have been flaitering even TO men Of esiab-
lished reputation for talent and sound
Judgment and such as few men in The
House ever command. | need no, say
he won golden opinions Of members. and
had awarded 10 him the need Of praise
and high order OF talent. Mr.. Z. is
certainly one Of The most promising men
in iha. body, though one Of the young
tsi."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
frsm ~ Signal.
Meeting Of III Bar Of The supEms Court.
Al d meeliue 81 lhc me mbers u lhe

A, a meeting OF ihe members ii the bar
Of The supreme cou'tsf North Carolina,
al :. -
Wednesday the a5tll Jan. 1914.
On %, ton &c Mr.. Henry. The Hon.
William A. Graham was called 10 the
chair. a, d charles Manly. esq, appointed
secretary. The chairman snnouneed that
the meenng was call. d. in consequence OF
The sudden death. on The evening Of yes.
ierday, of the Honorable WILLIAM CAS-
TON. one Of The Judges nj The court. and
10 take sush action ~ this melancholy
event rendered proper. And ,hereupou.
on motion IL the Hon. Mr.. Strange,
Ms. Badger. Mr.. Henry, Mr.. Manly, Mr..
Bryan. and Mr.. MnrJscai y ere appointed
committee ~ consider aud rePor. 70 the
meeting, The action proper to be taken
,hereun. NJ. Badger subsequently, re-
ported from the committee, The following
preamble and resolutions, and recon-
mended their adapiion:--
This meeting Of the members Of the
bar nf The Supreme Cnur, have Earned
with profound grief The melanchely and
tnialls unexpected bereavement, which the
cnur, and the country. have sustained in
the death oiihe Honorable William t;as,nn.
Stuck down suddenly by the hand u snd
in the midst Of hi JUDICIAL l,bors-iying.
as he had lived, in The enlightened and
Devoted service Of his countrs--endued
by learning and adorned by tlsquence.
with their ehnicest gifls--ennubled by
that pure integrity and that firm and m
tteviared pursuit Of right. which only az
ardent and anima,ing rel,g ous iauh can
bestow snd adequately sustain: and en-
tleared 10 the hearts 81 all that knew him,
by thuse virtues which difTuss over the
social circle all iha, is cheerful. refined
aud benevolent. he has lett behind him !
rare and happy memory. dear alike 10 hi
br, thren, his friends and his country.
| While we are conscious Of our inability
adequately 10 express our feelings on Thu
mournful oceasinn. 1t i ye. in some de-
gree consclatory to offer /, The memot,
Of our beloved and venrated friend, iii
usual tribute Of afI,cnon and resrec,
Therefore, @
II Resolved, That. in the death Of tn
Hon. WILLIAMGAsroN. late Judge Of III
Supreme Cou,t. the bench, the bar, an,
, The whole people Of N"rth Carolina has
sustained a lnss which can mel; her be sup
Piled nor forgotten.
Resolced. Tina, the members Of thi
/ meeting will wear, aud tat they recnm
mend 10 their professional brethre
throughout the stic 10 wear. the usu;
, badge Of mourning for thirty days.
i ResoiCed. That the surviving judges B
respectfully requested 10 attend, and ,h'
The members oil the Bar will attend. the {,
: neral Of the deceased.
RESOLVED. That the Chief jus ice. b
respectfully requested II transmit a cop
Of these prorerdlngs 20 the family Of "
: deceased, and u express 10 them The 81
e cele cond ,leRce oil tie members OF Il
! meeting, 10 The lass they have sas'a'ne,
Rssolpsd, TIA. The Attorney G.uef
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

hrlfq.s.E5 y FlTss II thsts Pi6rF<a.rl-
- ~ s1rnse cesfs . IhsiT q a. Hssi-
or. sd sfearss 49, sl-sJ tetnsT I u O.
ue "a 49, - ne frars.
Ard ii's 80 Pssl a ~ - a h<Feipiins=
iasiaa hssn "a. sFIs snsnilD-.siy
i'd "a. u-dths tlssf.ns sfj-uI-ss.
! Nii.i.lAMA GRAHAM. Ct'n.
cHaElEs 1hKLx S.s'y. u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

The Boston Post says: sour capital
ists who are larUelT interested IN sntfan
and wollen manufactures have made up
their minds that no reduction will be made
to the present tariff, and are increasing
the investments A new company ~
Lowell is organized and their machinery
in progress, by the Locks and Canals CO.;
and another will soon be built. All cot
ton factory stocks are looking up, and
sales are daily making at advancing rates.
Amoskeag is 10, Merrimac 81, York 10,
Middlesex -, Boot IL, Lawrence 3, Suf-
folk IL, fremont IL, Hamilton 5, Lowell
8, and Massachusetts Mills per cent.
advance. The latter makes semi-annu-
al dividend Of 6 per cent. on a capital Of
81 100000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

The Governor has summoned his Coun-
ell % meet in the city Of Raleigh, on The
l2,h Of February, 70 appoin, members Of
The Board Of Internal Improvement, and
also Judge Of the Supreme Court, 70 ill
the vacancy occasioned BY The death q
Judge Castor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

The Washington Standard says: "The
scenes that have been witnessed in the
present House of Representative, day al
ter day, and the language heard in that
hall, have been such as would more BELT
a cock pit than legislative bsdy. Lie
.falsehood,' sbrand of untruth,' go to
your MASTER &C., are some of the terms
used BY members upon the floor, and II
debate. Damned lies lies enough tc
damn a commonwealth Mnrrel gang,
.under the table and be damned to it,
Clay D. any d lis dirty coadjators or any
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

E 81
Annexation Of TcxaS-It seems proba-
bic that some stir will be made in Con-
fGsaa Il lss present session, in relation to
Is annexation DC Texas TO the United
'iates. The papers at Washington, and
correspondents are already agitating the
question. The Philadelphia North Anne
rican gives the following from Washing
ton correspondent:
"Mr. Black, Of Georgia, gave notice. to
day that when the Oregon | II is brought
in, he viii move an amendment proyid
ing for the annexation OF Texas to tli'
United States.
II was delighted witll-ths statesman
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
j. w. NORWOOD,
STATE OF NORrHGAROLINA,
oRANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1913.
James Woods

Ell Fl. Uoods~
lit appearing 10 the satifaetion Of the Court,
- that the defendant is not an inhsbltant of
this stat: II j. ordered hs the c.art That rrh-
licati, n be made Tor six weeks in The Hilisbo.
rough Recorder, that unless the q. iendsni APP
pears al the next Cont. 10 be held Tor Orange
oun,y, al The court hessse IN Hiilshaaough, on
the fourth Monssas III frbi uary next, q, q then
and there plead 10 issue. that Judgment will be
catered against him by drts.f.
j. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Pfiee adv. $3.50 oe-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

e - izHEnl dIg u,gE.' sls o.l.rEs q
sslailzl eAsr<rlss, sc epilleis ard -.
Fssslcns iltsiy esd ! y Iheshttfs inshes
ss-s<, noi soffo rory, bui n t0ue lond
entrgh y e kssrd By he ulaie upus<,
- Est = ezIleries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

~ We have the qualification Of bcia.
ale 10 inform our subscribers Oh tie roulf
fom Chapel Hill 70 jamestown. thai
there i some prospect o. an arrangement
being made Cor them 70 get the Recorder
within reasonable time ailer it, publica.
iion. We received letter from The Post
Office Department few days ago, IN an.
swer 70 one from Us on The subject, in.
forming Us that The Post Master Al Chapel
I'LL had been directed % report sui,a-
Tie arrangement. There is but little doubt
that Mr. MrDadc win attend 10 il prompt-
II, as We have requested him 20 do. and
that this just cause o. complaint win Be
speedily removed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

II II is said that Mr.. Webster has written
letter to 1000 citizens Of New lamp
shire, who asked him to be candidate
for President, in which he takes decided
ground for Mr.. Clay. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

The house Of Mr.. William Vaughan, in
this county, was accidentally destroyed BY
fire on Wednesday last, by which his "a
mily lost their little ali-prosisions, fur.
ni,urc and clothing, all was DESTROYED
save wha, they had on at the time. 1t is
a ease calling for the substantial sympathy
Of The public. Fayetteville Cos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
For Sale.

fIssIE Snbssr,bsrs will sell, on Tuesday &c
FEBRUARY Coari.t 27lll at The Court Houso
in IlsIlsboruugl. one ine Young STALlluN.
FIVE years old neat spring, and one FILLY,
THREE years old next Spring.
The horse 10 sired BY imported Flatssfcr. and
the filly by imported Flexible. Their dam %
by Longs celebrated ttorse Marion; he By cd
SIR Archy, sc u,ri, grand dam b. old Sir Ar
chy; great grand dam by Planter, great great
prsnd dan, hy GnndolH, &c
One and two years sredit will be given, and
bond and COED security required: interest altar
II monlhs.
j. w. NORWOOD,
JOS. g NORWOOD,
Executors .f HIN. .Nuo.oa, decd.
January rs. 0s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

The National Iplelligencer says, that
the Hon. William Spragne has been ohlig-
ed, by the circumstance OF the recent
violent death of his brother, (who was
his partner in business,) to resign his seal
as one ef the Senators OF the United
States from The State of Rhode Island.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

L.aifed Stairs Ninf.--Dr. Patterson,
the Director of the Mint at Philadelphia,
SAYS: "'rhe whole coinage in the United
States during the past year amounts 10
within small fraction of Sl2,oO0,00o--
and exceeds, by more than one half, that
Of any former year. OF this coinage,
more than s3,Ooo,0oo is gold--exceedins
by nearly 100000 that Of the six pre-
ccding years" %<*s "@#
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
To all whom NJ may Con.
Germ

N9ili REAS on Ale 18th day &C Jane. ie4i,
~ the late John lockwood Did BY deed N
Trast. convey 10 the undersigned az Trustee,
inr certain putpnscs therein mehtiouod, ce.-
Lain -nrlaeIls ~. ~ nsssnEAtssl sts
things The snm Of tht " iisrs. or thcrcabonis.
was csnvesed 20 Individuals CFediiars 81 The
sad Black " oud, whose naiirs were not spc-
rllied III said Trusts This 10 thrcf,ir 10 no,i-
~ the said Creditors 20 produce their ciains
10 The Trustee, 81 or bcfnte Marrh Superior
Conr. next. Or Tho money will be otherwise
appropriated.
THOS. FABcETT, Trustee.
January 10. Os-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
University Of North Carolina.--In our pa

University Of North Carolina.--ln our pa
per to day will be found an interesting ac-
count Of the progress Of education in this
state, and especially Of the incidents con-
nectcd with the history Of the University,
which is taken from the Boston Recorder
Of the Iath Of December. The editor q
the Raleigh Register supposcs, from tte
initials and other circumstances, that the
writer OF the article is the Hon. William
D. Williamson, Of Bangor, recently a
member Of Congress, acting Governor,
and the author OF the History Of the state
Of Maine. The Boston Recorder remarks,
that . The facts embodied in this account
Of the oldest and principal University in
one Of our primary states, have been care
fully collected from various documents, rs
well as from observations made by the
writer during late personal visit OF two
weeks at the University" and adds truly:
III is on an important subject, and COM
municatcs intelligence which is nowhere
else 10 be found collected" The liberal
tone Of the writer, as well Us the noble
spirit which prompted him to push his re-
searches so diligently on subject Of such
deep interest 10 the citizens al our state
should commend the article to every Nortf
Carolinian. a.. + ..sa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

It's rumoured in Washington City, that
Vol. Richard M. johnson has agreed to
nm as candidate for Vice President on
the ticket with Mr.. Van Buren,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

CALHOUN CoMMITTEEs.-The N. Y.
Express says that The friends OF the Dis
,rici System, and of Mr.. Calhoun Tor the
next Presidency, are organizing commll-
tees in every portion Of that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
subjtti 10 II. dsti.isn q The Psspls.

ABaak aflhs Usissa states. and sOsnd
Naiia-al cuIFeaey.
ATsnT fsf reseaue. wita fair preleetien 60
Ameuran fsdusiy.
A. haaess sni eroaamitsl adsai istraii q 81
i've n ssissai Gsveirm ~.
Aaeqa tah'e da,iflbaGasa af HE proceeds Of
he sales "a lhc Pablse Lads.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
Pfiee adv. $3.50
STATE OF N0RTH-t;AROLINA,
0RANGE csrNTy.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, lS43.
James Stage,
". Original Attainment.

v. Original A,,ashmsp,.
Eli N. Hoods.
II T appearing 10 the Satisfaction Of the con,t.
= tha, The defendant IL mi an inhabisant &c
this s,ais: Il is riered by The Cour, that pub.
iicatian he made far Elk weeks In The nillsh.-
roagh Rec,rter. that unless lhr a, IL, de nj 81 :
pears al The next Caari, 10 be held fnr 0salge
county aiihe conrt house in Hillshnrouah, Z IN
The foarih Monday in February next. and On n
aud there Plead 10 issue, thai judgment will o
entered against him nv drfaa'i
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Pfice adv. S4;a0 c6-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

r. We are in!

iii \. s S. i's y v q i' IN Re Re-.
pom of the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
the two Houses of Congress, for which he
will please accept our thanks.
This is the only act Of courtesy extend.
cd 10 Us BY any member Of Congress du'
ring the present session. The constitu.
ents of The member from this district will
doubtless be graiiiied At his zeal for spread.
lag information among ,hcmg
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02

je n,eurs! .je ne tie rerrai janis encore p
Still he went on, but his words were all in
French, mourning in the tenderest manner
for his mother.
MY dear mother will never see me
again! lam going to another world, and
she is not near me! She will never kiss
Francois again! She does not see me
she will never see me morei Mother! Mo-
Their! On! my dear mother!
He lived until about eight o'clock in the
evening, during which time he failed gra-
dualIy, his brow growing paler, but his
eye preserving. until the last moment, its
clear and boyish lustre, that seemed even
brighter and more remarkable as his part
ting moment came nearer. The group
around that dying boy was thing that RI
veted the gaze Of many an eye in camp;
but one object, especially, held peculiar
and marked prominence--th; was An
tome, the hunter, the brother Of Francois.
The fine form Of the sturdy sun-burned
mountaineer seemed like figure hardened
INTO bronze, as he knelt, speechless and
immovable. beside his dying brother during
the gloomy hours Of that evening. He
kissed the boy repeatedly, but never wept
or uttered a syllable. He sat with the
corpse and never spoke. When the camp
moved away from the grave next day.
there we left Antoine, all alone; and there
he stood, his figure growing indistinct in
the distance until all sight Of him twas gone;
and never, during all the rest Of our travel.
did Antoine mention his brother, until,
when on the steamboat, nearing his home,
with choaking voice and eyes filling with
tears, he asked the writer Of this to give
him on paper the dying words Of Francois.
Poor Francois! All the decencies Of
the grave were given to him; mass was
said for mis- useful, and, We presume, inno-
cent spirit: the ground was leveled over
him, and fire was burned upon the spot;
for it was necessary to hide, not mark, a
Christians grave in that far land Of DESC
ation. So we left Francois and there
he is sleeping now, beneath the towering
masses Of the Red But,es.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02

well, but don't you think that you are
better than most peopler
AS far as | can tell, think am better
han some people; but really, cousin, don't
trust my own judgement in this NATTER
said Alice.
SWELL, Alice, one more question. Do
you thing that James Martyrs likes you or
me bestP
Il do not know
i did not ask you what you kner, but
what you thought said the lady; you must
have some though about it,
well, then, | think he likes mo best
said Alice.
Just then the door opened and in walk
ed the Identical James Martys. Alice
blushed--looked little comical, and con-
tinued on with her sewing, while the lady
began:
Really, Mr.. James, wish you had
come in minute sooner, to hear AIice's
confession.
'What has she confessed}' said James.
why, that she is handsomer and better
than most folks
That's nothing to be ashamed Of said
James.
'Oh, that's not all--she wants to look
pretty and loves to be admired, ALL
ut sounds very much like her. said the
lady, she has been preaching discourse
in justification Of vanity and self-loye.'
And the next time you shall take notes
when PREACH said Alice, for do not
think your memory is remarkable happy
you see, James, said the lady, that
Alice makes it point TO say cractiy the
truth, when she speaks at all; and Pye
been puzzling her with questions, really
wish you would ask her some, and see
what she will say. But, mercy there is
uncle C ONE to take me TO ride.
must rum And off flew The littleHhum-
ming-bird, leaving James and Alice tete a
tete.
There is really one question: said
James, clearing up his voice.
Alice looked up.
There is one question, Alice; which
wish you would answer
Alice did not inquire what the question
was, but began to look very solemn; and
just then ! went out Of the room, and shu,
the door; and so never knew what it was
that Alice's friend, James, wanted TO be
enighted about.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-01-02
REPORTS.

Reports from the heads Of theseycral de
,partmcnts ofgoyernmont, have come to hand
We have not room, of course, TO give them
at length, nor can we make more than partial
extracts. The Immediate condition of the
Post Office Department is shown. The Posi-
Master General says, that the revenue OF the
Department has been seriously intrlngcd on
10y the transmission over mail routes of let
tiers and papers, by private expresses. An
attempt was made to stop it BY prosecution
hut the prosecution failed through INSULT.
cheney of the law. The matter rs submitted
to the attention of Congress. The Post
Master General docs not recommend a re.
'duction of,postago, nor does he make any
recommendation on the subject. The sub
vet however &C cupies very prominent par
ofthe report. The cheap system of England
is adverted to at length, and ii is shown, al
though il is a source of revenue to the crown
yet 1t does not by any means meet the OK
peclatlons Of lis advocates. 1t is apprchcnd.