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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-11
Academic Education ~
Of Esecativs Officers ofths o. s. Gov.
- erisDseaat.

First Administrator, eight years.l
President, GEO. WASHINGTON Egg.
lish and Mathematical education.
v. President, John Adams graduate Of
Harvard College, .gsss
Secretaries ofstase. y
Thomas Jeferson--a graduate Of VIM. and
Mary College.
Edmund Randolph, 1870
Timothy Pickertng--a graduate Of Har>
ward College.
Secretaries Of the Treasury.
Alexander Hamilton educated at Coium>
bia College. N. Y. =
Oliver Wolsssssss-sz graduate Of Yale Co..
lege.
Secretaries of War.
Henry Knox--a received the bes. educaS
ton tina. the Justly celebrated schools Of
Boston afforded"
Timothy Picksring-a graduate Of Har.
ward College.
James McHenry- r
L ~ ! Il Il y
Secretaries ofths Navy.
mo Navy Department during this Admin,
is.rasion.)
Postmasiers General.
Samuel Osgood-grad. Of Harvard College.
Timothy Pickering do. do.
Joseph Habersham---
A,,Ornies General.
Edmund RaRdolpk-
VIM. Bradford--a graduate Of Priaceton
College,
[Second Adm;s;strat;on, four ysays.l
President, JOHN ADAMs-a graduate Of
Harvard College.
". President, Thomas Iefersoa--a GRADS
ate o. WIN. and Mary College.
Secretaries Of State.
Timothy Pickering grad Harvard College.
John Marshall--
Secretaries Of The Treasury.
Oliver W0lcoii--g graduate of Yals college.
Samuel Dexter -srad. q Harvard College.
Secretaries II War
James McHspIys s
Samuel Dtxssr-grad. of Harvard College.
Roger Griswold- grad. q Yale College.
Secresarissof Inc Navy.
George Cabot. ldeeIinsd.,
Beniamin StoddaFl, N.Y.
zai Sfsft n =. r. - =. -
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
s. EVEN Days LITTER FROM
EUROPE.

New loRK, Oct %.
Tie steamship Ala, from LIVERPOOL l2,h
INST, arrived at half past ~ o'clock, with 1865
passengers.
From Manchester the reports are more
cheering. cloth aud yarn, having advanced.
The accounts in relation to cotton were little
'h1rC 1t of, and the future course of trade, it
was considered, would b. steady.
An ettIr was about to be t,ade to connect
Canada and Great BrItaln W line OF steam
sinus.
The Queen of England arrived at Buchinr
ham Palace Friday evening
Liverpool has been visited by terrible gale.
winch did nurh Gan,tge. Numerous vessels
Went ashore. The ship Providence, for A Alrica
from ilFerPooI, was drove among the banks,
ana lwen'y-'hrer OF the crew perlahed The
storm was felt also at l. Lpndon.
Germany continues excited while Austri.
aud Prussia are on the verge Of civil wa. Al
i.eSsS CasseI despite measures were used To
lrfltale the people To deeds Of violence. and a.
- preleXt to the interference Of Austria and
Prussia.
The llolsieinp,s have fafrd in their atremn,
In take Frcd-r i-lail, they and have been re-
pulsed in such IA decisive manner, with the
,nss Of their be-ieglng guns and at least 600
Glfed, thai their cause nCw seems homeless
Gen. Wi Isen aud Col. NantanH, after five
days Intellectual bom0ardment, (durng which
time the Danes made II most gal mt defence)
at length advanced by regular parallel and
trench. Tue Danes appeared to sllc Ken their
hrc, and allow the enemy To advance. Finally
the Ueseged opened terrific line OF ba rles,
which spread universal carnage, and "a aier some
hard fighting, the II 'lst.incrs were obliged to
sound IA T'treat.
Gen. Wllllsen writes his dispatches in a
very dspiriled tone, and the loIsreinris now
find that they want funds, aud have made
most urgent appeal 10 United Germany.
St,p by step, Louis Napo!ecu appears TO be
advancing in his ambitious career. One spien
did review succeeds another. Vast masses Of
troops are brought together. Wines, cigars,
sau'aLrs, seasoned with quasi imperial smiles
&nd ailabriy () are dealt out TO them with pro-
fusion, aud the b B'naparlst journals, with
great completely, tell that they perceive nothing
unus Ial III these proceedings.
Ga the 3Oh ID. Wlseman was named a
Cardlcal at ConSistorv at Rnme, under tne
tIle OF Archbishop Of Westminster. The cere-
m"ny oi investing him with the cap was per.
formed with great pomp Ten out of the four.
ep present Cardinals nave been choson from
titigu States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
GOOD POLICY

Says Southern ianatic,-'I will use M
Northern coaster 10 carry nv crop: uo Nor,b-
ern Cloth tor my negroes clothing; no North.
ern soap, candles, flour or bacon no Northern
potatoes, ea3bage, fruit, or bay no Northern
bnller, cheese, or fish no Northern refined
sugar no Northern shoes, if others can be Oh.
tanned.
Now baling the cause which led to this de-
clGra'lun, there / a gret deal of good sense in
H. ~ contains the very essence of The protec-
tive plan-never depend on others for what ,ou
can d" yonrself; never look abroad tor wha
you Can produce at home. We have told UuI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
AFFECTED DZAFNE>s.-A stranger dish

AM ECIrD D%AFNE>s-A a stranger dismuunt-
ed at the door of--lIoIeI, aud gave his horse
to ;he otilcJous waiter. The bar kee.er opencd
the register - take lis naue.
You a:e wight said he, "a sinole room
would be more agreeable ard he walked inin
t'e supper roon To which the crowd of bord. re-
were passing. The bar keeper ran after him.
screaming III his ear
WHAT name did you say -
Thank you, said he, Il can Cad tie way.
don put yourself To any trouLle'
On his return to the bar o puI, waiter took
up his saddle bags, and lod the deaf slraupe,
he would show han his chamber.
My Trend, Who Will spend the evening with
me- prefers plain sherry SAID he. You NAV
seNG up bottle, and ieW ,isars'
! ana not, sad the bar-keeper, exactly un-
dersttnd your name
i think IlllIe ice would improve the wine i,
vas lie answer. And now think of il. Won
may put the bottle in vine c,.oIer,' Ills f. end
now joined him, and they wa lked to his room
together The deaf lodger patron z d the bou,e
~ the extent OF another bottle before he slept
Tne waiter, who brought it up, yentured once
more to inquire his name.
Nothing more,' said he. 'cxcept slice of
ham, pickle, and Ii tie bread and cheese
lhe next morning, alter breakfast, when the
s'fangers horse was at the door, he asked for
hlS hllI. lie was told it was SIX dollars and
three quarters.
o" are very kind had expected to paw
yon ont II this is your custom to charre
nothing tor the frs, visit, YOU shall not lose by
'l-'aI' ny friends in Spongevile will certainly
give you at least one call when they come INTO
ths clty-good morning,
would thank you to pay your bill before
you go screamed the bar keeper
am Obliged to you,' said the deaf gentle.
man; can put them on and he took IN ms
saddle bags an departed. As he mounted. the
hy'standers began TO laugh immodorateIy at
the awkward embarrassment which afflicted the
e"tkeeper who was in despair, while he baw.
led after the delinquent who continued bowinp
a"d repeating his assurances, that lie would
osI'aIhly remember the Accommodations, civil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
NO. ". REaREls AND AYrIclrArloys.

e-dropPng fruits, slon fields, and cloudy skies,
1elell us that the year is on the wane
= hat !eny 'Il.!,t irrevocably flies,
ana tLHI the past never comes back again.
flA not Hopes anchor in the sands Of Earth,
For sorrows storm shall dash thy bark altar
over The howiing main, which shows no star
ought, save black clouds and desoaliou's dpartL
ears bf,ng not 1a, X the dead deaf is the ear
Oi Stubborn tate be humble, be resignd
And with unwayerlng heart the issue wait;
80 Faith will lead thee through Deaths vale of fear
Aud, entering with thee the eternal gate,
BID lie Tree lpr., ali .rue pleasures lind.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

ror lies in putting all their labor into cotton. h
! which, in good years, they produce So muc
! that 1t hatdy pays for picking, aud in ba
years thousands produce so little that even wit
high prices, they cannot pay their expenses.
Using northern coaster to carry a croL-
IN an economical VIEWS ii matter of triHin,
Importance 10 the planter or the coaster; bu
when we come to cloth, it is different thing
Ii part OF thc capital laid out in planting cot
ton were to be employed in the anufacture o
II, the South would 5 We The money which il
paid abroad for doing that work, and increase
the value Of her staple by less, n'ag he p1ohc-
ton.
Agan-we do nat wonder that one planter
has Just found out iUat lie had better raise his
| own potatoes, cabbagCS, lrult and hay-make
his own butter aud cheese, soap and candles,
| Hour and bacon Cur only wonder is ti,at every
planter in TIC Southern states has not long
aIhc', not diay made lhis discovery but acted
upon II; and - tar lrom considering 1t blow
aimed at the prosperity OF the Tree States, we
believe that srch aciicA womb promote the
prosperity uIall jhe States. 50 long as we are
banded together aud iUrm one aInlly, we do
not recognise any North or South /; we believe
that whategcr promotes the interest and well
Iare OF one section, act faYuraby upon the
Whole Union. We would not see any one
state dependent upon any che production alone.
we would not see South Carolina relying fer
tie means to supply all her wants upon Cotton
nor Massachusetts upon manufactures; nor
FthhSyIvaHia upn co'd and ii"n nor Cdiiior-
ma even upon goa. lrue economy requires
a u.''N.oh ul ldO1r, espeCIaIIy Ill agricultural
STATES and as truly does true economy require
'hat no oltte ShCuId be absolutely dependent
upon others lor NE accessories OF lilt-ior
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
No, III. MATURE REALITIES.

How beautiful the Suuse-yet how sad!
That crimson light winch oyctlioods the grove,
Iln9ing tn. vaes below, the clouds above
And rock, and rlll, and ruiu IVY cau,
Seems like funeral sunbeauls. dark the crow
W IN zone scream wings lis ialr inland way
And TO the icIu, bent ath yUn mountains brow
The partridge thus, at the calm close of day
Pipes IN her scattefd brood-u tone OF yore
lite 's Illusion else my heart had borne
The feelings Il. this p,Omrut. which il bore
In youths warm noon, and boyhuud's cou iless morn
Cares scythr the ilowIs oil JOY deinrsnr hath shoIu
And souOw's waves beat hollow round her sLole.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

WA handsome block of Vermont marble
was presented in Washington, on Monday, for
the National M Inumrnt, by the Washington
Light Infantry. Park Gurus handed over The
stone with patriotic address, on beh ,lf of the
company, winch was appropriately responded
to- lage number was present al Monument
square, To WltAess the ceremony.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

The expedition from Spain will sail on III
y ION IRON C,diz. Gen. Concha wished not
. set out Tor Cuba ill the end uf the mouth, bu
d the late news from the Une States has ac
b celebrated his departure.
leIegraphic des pate b from Paris says it i
stated as positive, that a decision ersl ecinr iii,
, iioistein questions To has been come Nv France
ENGLAND. Austria aud the German States. il
laVur oi u Dtnmark, and that the Duchirs vii
ue 'h'ormed That they must refrain from # r.
ther hostities. The Presdrnt ui France ha.
ue'eIln ned 10 act IN the atfIir III cuuceIt " III
Englant.
AT the review on Thursday, there W, S a
grand military spectacle OF an extraordu mary
character; aud 1t is impo. sibIe to conceal the
iact that good deal of uneasiness prevailed
'est Napo.e,n should place himself at the head
| Vi MS troops and march to the Tuieries
ihere were 25,t % troups pieslnt. and cto.
Of Vive ie rresId=nt were heai d frequently, but
the Republic Was not chrerrd.
Inc breach between the President and the
Assembly Is widening, aud thai body w.ll pro.
DaOly be call to.etncr at an ra,li.r day tnan
was Intended
That a crisis Uf some sort is imminent, is ap-
plrent from the decne in Ereuch funds, the
sudden arrival Of large number Of Deputies
IN Parl', ard the undiSs manner in which
ever he appears in uubIin, we cn,[a,,ier. with
loaded pistols precede his carrlage.
The Asia arrived out on the OIL at midnight,
aaer splendid run and the Pac'ilc On The
10Th, in leso than | | days.
The rulnors Of an intended military insurrec-
tion IN Portugal had uitd away. Cummodore
Martins squadru.. ,..rc in The Tasus Oh tie
a9,h.
he states Genera of Holland was opened
a.. "a, 'he nag Oy Il hng IN person, on The H.i
AnI'r7a 1p1ee" was 'i ,a'orao'e cIatac'e''
have entered inf" -, ,m'"'i,, .I,;an, n
,a-ia IS to assist The El.ctur Of Il"s.e C.ssel
wlth ',"ops' by order OF tie Frankfort Assem-
oy' ms IL Is tne i"ten;"m "i P'r'Nla to re-
German - 70 .n'u@"' 'n's affair ""' Of'"g 'he
=, ''''0' ~ 'S':
bous. at 't"yap Ct.nsI u''u'f arrest In his own
w. O'''
son,',,;a ,e"l'" n'i, pooN IS m"k'he great
J;ar1 oa'iV" i; me CohltsSioh Vi Sol
O'o'' " IS chlchy political
--AioSt OF the artificial hair used in Enr-
{ na', '"s' C''rr, nom '"''~S' Al rance
,r,, m.,''',' ~ ''' 0J''''''o'' "ie young couh-
the rate of A. oI mar ,n,,L ''N'' nun al
,n..:. ~
woro in,ua',,ssi i>oo,I''' "N '"rf are Called
" i",'oluceu Ill l'le t'h'e Oh hlnT George
Oro",',. "" i;f.;' furen e"'o''ne' e.'o''ne' pu['i's t"e
>rl"i' uetn ,'.,' .'lo.l'''r' 'ney were heId every
werc ndmiss;hIn anJ 'I ,,I' ''p','y ",'SsTu
nl,vad c,r1, W nanny
NV
behind the srenas 'f ,ha @ nus oee'
the rehearsal Of ,he hallot - TLa w. ps;n"S ,,no
nresantad m. l,J;os af t'o lau', ,,';n'
collation. Of fruit O, ro,;rr,, ,Or ha araln, -"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

CO. A despatch from Ptl.burg. dated the
2l'', says: "A German. named William Cunes
today killed Conrad Scnspffer, a tavern keeper
by stahblng him in the breast with n dirk kn,fe
They had qnar'e i"d about family matters. The
steamer Federal Arch, sunk near L,puisyiIle-
has been raised. There are three feet ten inr
ches oi water in the channel "t tae O iu rive
this morning. Weather Iiae and cool, and bus
mess brisk"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

a movement Ia now in progress in Canada Ia
amelIorate the condition OF the colore popula-
ilun OF the Provinces. A tract of land has been
purchased IN The township oi Rsegh, Canada
West, CONTAINING about 5000 acres on which
g school and mission have been established,
and are now in active operation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

INSANITY OF ONE Of TIE llUrCHiys u FAMILY.
We learn that one Of the Ii dc nlnsnn Family,
We believe Jndsonl was taken eastward on
Friday evening in a stale OF raving msanlty.-
Ihey were giving concerts ut Cleveland, when
ms melancholy aill ctIon b. eIl then, and were
"i course, Obliged To suspend lh"n. ftt..sands
who have listened to their singing will svmpa-
p,InIle wi.A lA.n.-[ Rochsster DsmocrQl Mem
dlu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

ty, and berality of the house, and recon-
m'nl it to all his friends who mipht pass
through the city The gentleman who so we'll
aifected deafness, won the wager ne had staked
n The success Of b $ .cheme, aud paid his bill
The next time he visit, q tic CITY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

u The population of Washington City is
lo'O12, "f that number 2J,99J are white per-
sons, 1868 free colored persons, aud , llO
slaves. The population of Georgetown, b. Z .,
Is 1881, aud Alexandria 100.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

AS ind eating the extent of tho German non.
uIaIon "i Cincinnati, 1t is stated tnat 40 900
letters are received annually at the Post O.iice
III tIat clv. from Germ tnv. on which the pos
tage collect ID amounts to SI4.OOJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

GA. W. Sow, easier of the Mechanics
and Manufacturers Bans. has been committed
Ia jail in Providence IN default oi S!5, 900 bal.
Iii, tra comes Oh la December,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01

uTWilliam + Gilbert, empIoved in the
"fd'hance department, was shot dead in l,alr-
more Oh alonday. bv a man nam'd larrinftou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
Burlington f1re Press.
Published at Burlington, Vt.
BY ID. w. G. CL AR KE',
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The Legi .lature.
s. MA re.


Tuesday. Get. %, p. VI.
RepoHr. BY NJ. Parker, from comu,i,te,
on roads. IA favor Of bill ,xrmpring certain
plank loid stocks from AVIATION With am amend.
mrht mat The exemption of the Lamui lie cout.-
/ " pltlh iuad company, shall not extend b.
Yohu iNe years irrn the lime o, grautup the
char,er ihe amendment Mas acot ,aed. aud the
bl after being discussed by Senator'S Nvp.t,n
Robinson aud TUFTS vino wer. in favor If II
aud by Senators Bigclow, Chandle, aud Keith
opposing, was ordered to a third eadny.
PeH'om r.iar-A The Iiil relating to biel..
ways was taken up read the l.lJ time and
pas sed. "'''
Mr.. Chandler ca'lpd up the billed to incorn,- :
ra'e The Pe"pIe's L 'nk at Derby, and it was
CIDER 10 tnrd Ieaii"4.
Alr Nun called mn tL, L;I, ,,.
Sherltf aud tonstaOles, tir',,oeI q, "a. !"
corporations, giving them power To serve pro.
Ceases on said curpoiatiull:, ana p0, ,Io.ed To
amend so the olicera can serve processes in
iaior or a. aust any curpUraiiuns, towns and
Counties ui winch they are members. The
amendment was accepted
Several amendments were .accepted, which
together with the bill were fully discu,st d. 4
motion to postpone by Mr. Keith was lost also
TO lay ON tie table by NJ Marvin, and it Vas
ordered TO Il ihiId readInl.
Tne bill has been several times amended.
the following 10 the substance of it:
Every Sheriff, deputy Sheriff or Cons'aile
not Otherwise disqua llli, - hctebY au,horiz, d
uth4r nrur,.s in C,,nr nl 80. .;,,-, VI
IalIOlI, county ar town, notwithstanding euc
SheiIif, deputy > ,efif or Constable NAV bp II
stockholder oi such corporatlor, ,r an inAao,-
tant or tax payer of such county or. town.
Prot id, That nolhng ia this act shall au.
,inn nr ~ l.r ,r,'.'''' w. Se',e Any "''' eNech'
,Io ,0,I .'I,,,.,",. ""t It''' "" IL '''!a
cases ,Lcre H., J'n' p'"3 III
thoriIv tn,e,,e v.,,.. n,,c.,.,',,Ie. "'
Mr R,,eI,., c.,lIod 49,, ,I "''"'S'
d;r.c,i,, ,ho y Ss,,I'. w. -i'"'' "u''oh
have mills aI y-,,L H., '.,. 'i " o'"Ie u
,enhl, ,f MI. ,a,:, w. " n.iv .it genera as
Cop,Iitu,iunI C,nvem,inn a,'J .', " '.e
amend bv a,1inr -. J,ro,t - 'nI.FI Ti'o'e" Ii W
NAV be IN inrr st ,i, cIoyn - 'I' ,i 'a"S t''a'
iJp1u tine suorss,nn nf Ar Cn.aiIa LIE scIs'on' ,E
biII f,ra oaneraI c,,n,iI'i,i. r i '"a'
lSag that .Js in L,,ce ,n, ~" VI 'aw' since
anain l.id nn H.. ,.blo Az "e 0''' ~ was
HONS r.
Pe,ortS nj C,o,,;,,, H. , =.
tee in i,,nr nt Lii h,, ,ho
artificial nnuj. nrt,,oL :, f,I;. W 40" :"
the same c,,,nini,,ps LiII ,',I,',', -!
ohjcers and saiarles w',h "G ,'', y" Ne''a'"
nuwerir,, iLa Cln,k IF ,,,', ,i > "',''c" e'"-
tire. .,i.,a,.t. ,,.t.,L nr "Pl''''''
him ,n ,ert,r,n rho J,I,, ','' ave. "'u 'eI"l'n3
, k,,, o..i,,Cl,L I., Ff> "
Il, ,ha I'm .,ct',,I, ,i', ,',,'p "a so auu'"9
If ,I,., ,u, -t,n.,. ,I.II 'p "1 "'e'n"ers
for each d, -. attendance nrnn ,ir "a pr' I'.ln
spnbly. This was supnoried nv Ar Vii .nd
the yeas and navs hayin, b.eu dom. nd II 49, -,
% NAYS - 'rh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-01
SENATE
7
NLDAEsDAY, Oct. %.
PRAYER hv the c. d lain.

PRAYER hv the Ca lain
Resoint OnS.-By Mr. ,mau, tia, rle Seq
retary oi Stale BE- author -. to furnish to earn
district c'erH tIr ,ur use ot sald di~tIl t one
copy of Weh>ters large Dictionary, if it can be
lad Ton s 90 per vul. provided a secure place
be made to Keep the be * IN eacn district. and
the district clerk pay ) 90 pn the rncript of
the book; referred To cummltre ON + luc ,rnn.
Report, BY Mr. Chandler. trom con,n ae
ON judiciary ~ ne re'illLu OF l1hn =. Pierce
aud other students % harlI, rulil College. ter
alteration OF law relating Ia c 'ct'nn>. that no
legislation is nrcrsSdrv. Dy NJ tlcr, irnm
c"mmtlee On Education on petition of Union
District ~ in Darlington, that the PRAYER nt
the petitioners "ugIr Ia BE- granted, with hli
relating to union schuui districts. and II wa,
ordered To rnird reading. }r N McL,au
from committee on Ranks, against bill prespr.
ing the nights of slnckhrlde.s IN corporations,
aud on mott n of Mr. koyce il WAS ordered 10
he also in favor of bill amend ny an act re.-
ting to banks approved III ~; ordered Io a
h rlra .ns
Marvin.
EperoSsed bills --.ncorpola ing the Peoples
Bank at Derby; extending tne Iurl>dctlun ri
shertl> and cnnstabhs ;and eXrmpIug ceItain
plank road stocks irum TAXATION passed.
BiHs introduced and ,tferred.-By Mr. Col
burn, for the better s'cuIIty at the rIgnis Ot
creditors also by Mr. Royce, repeating al Acr|
IN addHIuh To chap AiR :. Pu'ttl"d 'ot Tru--
tee process ) Ia committee on lddtclarN. By
Mr. CurneI, providing tor tine payment OG deUIS
against the Stateprsluns 10 committee on Ii
nance. BY Mr. Weston, relating 10 hills OF en-
change, drafts aud prumlssorv uues fading due
on so cal'"d hnhdaNs 10 committee ON lud CA
ry. Bv N Parker, AMENDING cnap. ID h. y
relating lu costs Ia Judiciary comm nee also
relating 10 common schnnls, the examination
of canddaIes ter teachers by "ptrnteudents =
to eomm,tr"e On Educarnn. B Nr. turn ;,
10 change The name OF Wind or Car and klle
Company IL committee on the Juhclary
From The home To protecI hsn in arrih
claI ponds TO Judiciary committee. Relating
TO duties Ot suprrnendrnIS oi Y nn"n ScnnrI~;
Ia committee on Education. 10 regulate GER
tam offices aud salaries 10 committee on II
nance. Providing Ton the appointment of Isl
com mlssi"ners by The Governor; q commllIee
on judiciary.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
PRAYER by the Rev. y. J. Scot.
BtAS 'eteued, B, Mf iIuwe Of Nerlon ia