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State of North carolina. Martin County.

State of North Carolina. Martin County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Oct. Term 1850
Elizabeth Hyman and others, vs. Simmons Burnett
Admir-. and olhers-Petition for Settlement
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that James
IL Burnett, Thomas Burnett, Reddick Hyman, Archi.
bald Hyman, Cullen Moore and wife Abigail, john
William. Jane, and Iowa Louisa Moore, Children OF
Asa Moore. and Minerva, Marion, William W., George
W., and Hugh Hymsn, Children Of Wiley lyman ire
non-resdents of this Stale 1t is ordered by the Cosrt
that publication be made for six weeks in the North
Carolina Standard for said James Burnett. Thomas
Burnett, Reddick Hyman, Archibald Hyman, CulIen
Moore and wife Abigail. John, William, Jane and Loya
Louisa Moore, Minerva. Marion, William W., George
W., and Hugh Lyman, to appear at the next term Of
this Court, to be held for the County of Martin
Court House in the Towno Williamson, the second
Monday OF January next, and plead or demur,
the Petition will be taken pro cOnfessO to them,
and heard accordingly. es~ 80
Witness, Lawrence Johnson, Clerk of our said Couft
at Office the second Monday in October, A. D., 1850
L. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Nov TO- 1850. (Pr adv s. 62A.) 5-6t-
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Much excitement was produced in Columbus Ga.
by the arrival of Messrs Toombs and Stephens.
At night MIR. Toombs was hing in efigy-by the
boys" says the Columbus Times At daylight
in the crowd told Mr. Toombs that he was Cd
liar,'' while Mr.. r. was making some statement in
relation to the young mans father. Out of this grew
blow or two, the drawing OF one or two pistols, ana
state of feeling, the Columbus Times deems it for
tunate that we have moi serious accident to re-
port.''
These scenes are deeply to be regretted. AT the
wangling together, should rally like brothers around
safe and practicable platform, prepared to defend
the South against the Northern fanatics, the common
enemy Richmond Enquirer.
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MEMBERS FROM NEW YORK.

The following is correct list of the successful
candidates for Congress at the late election in New
York, an equal number of both parties having been
elected:
DemOcrats.-John G. Floyd, Emanuel B. Hart,
Abraham P. Stevens, Gilbert Dean. Josiah Suther-
land, jr., David L. Seymour, Joseph Russell, Alex
ander II. Buel, Preston King, Willard Ives, Timothy
5U..Kns, W. w. Snow, Leander Ba6cock, Daniel T.
Jones, Thomas Y. How, jr., Reubin Robie, William
Murray.
Whigs.-Obadiah Bovine, J. H. Hobart Haws,
George Briggs, James Brooks, Marus Schoonmaker,
John H. Boyd, John Wells, Henry Bennett, H. S.
Wabridge, William A. Sackett, A. w. Schermerhorn,
Jededah Hosford, Frederick S. Martin, S. G. Haven,
Aug. P. Hascall, Lorenzo Burrows, Jno. L. School
craft.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

New PRINTING MACHINE. The recent invention
of Jedtha A. Wilkinson, of Providence, r. L., of
rotary printing machine different from any other
in use, promises work great revolution in print
ing. The motions of the press are rotary, and the
type being placed cylinders, each print seperate
from the press being placed on the press for printing
In large rolls from the Mills and many
thousand yards in lenght as may be desired. The
paper being taken from the mill, and the necessary
degree OF dampness is printed, cut off into sheets,
and folded at the rate of 10000 sheets an hour,
curing one man to place the rolls upon the press and
remove the papers printed cut and folded By the
machine. It's cost is less than double cylinder
tages over any other press in it's effect upon the type
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

The Legislature of North Carolina meets on Mon
dav next. The Boys (Messrs. Pope and Cianton')
will he there. in due time. They were elected as
Indenendent candidates-independent of caucus die
tation-caucus nominations Federalism and Aristoe
racy. ,,.-
fhey are free men-unbribed, unbought and uncor-
.6a;r conetitpents We are proud of them. They
90 to the Legislature fresh from their Constituents
they know their wants-what they are for, and
what they against And when they return. escn
Members of whom they are proud, Well done thou
trood and faithful servant" Hakfar Republican.
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arrivals at Yarbrough's House.

Nor. I2-E. H. Evans, Cumberland u. w Hooker,
Pittsborough; w. H. Clarkson, Va; p. H. Winston,
BERTHE C. E. Askew, Franklin; A. Jones, Wake; D.
w. Parks, Philadelphia; s. D. Barry, Wilmington.
Nov. I3.-Jones Fuller and Lady, Ala Jas. Robinson
and A. G. Perry New York; J. R. England, Va; Capt
Labeau, Popacatipel.
Nov. I4.--D. D. Underwood, A. Thornton B. Will
liams, Sampson; ]. R. Thomas, Louisburg; A. NJ No
ble New York Lewis 0gburn, Mexico; j.. NJ Provost
N. G. R. R.; B. NJ Perry, Tenn; N. D. Boggan,
Wadesboro' w. B. Gulick, Newben. h -
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DTED

In Catawba county, the 29th uIt., David Shuford
aged 81 years and 10 months.
On the 9th ult., in Concord very suddenly, Mr. Jno.
Barnhardt, an aged citizen Of Cabarrus county.
In Edgecombe, recently, Mr.. William Grimes. The
deceased 90 years of age and his widow, who sur
wives him. is 80. They had lived together about 80
years. lGr. Fress.
In Warren County the 30th ultimo, Mrs. Leah
Arlington, concert of James Arlington Esq in the 18th
wear of her age.
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ATLANTA. (Ga.l Nov. a

ATLANTA, (Ga.) NOV. 4.
Charles A. and George P, sons of DR.. Hamilton,
and Col. Linsday Johnston and three sons, of Cass
County. had bloody afray near Adairsville, on Sat
urday afternoon last. The two Hamiltons were dan
gerously if not MORALLY wounded by pistol Shots
Jefferson Johnson also severely wounded. The
difficulty originated in political questions of the day.
Great excitement! prevails.
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Public Sale, and Negroes to Hire.

an Tuesday, the 18th Of December next, shall
" sell by Public Vendue, credit Of Six months,
the late residence of Joel Harris in the County iof
Franklin. $50 bbs ofcorn. AZ stacks of Fodder 25,
Peas l6 bbls New Brandy; the stock of Hogs Two
yokes Oxen Ox-caIt large quantity of Tools of va
rious kinds Cotton Gin one Wheat Thrasher !; two
other articles. 49,. . "a -.--.. ~s.-
At the time and place, will hire for the
ing year, Forty or Fifty Likely Negloes.
-t~-.- N. b. MASSEkBURG, Ex'r
November Is, 1850. 5-4tw.
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CouRr News. The New York Post, the ac-
knowledged court journal of that worthy class the
been married to his loving spouse Helen, by the
Rev. Mr. Parker. and that the moral pair have start
ed on honeymoon excursion to Liverpool. This
denOument, for the present. ends this affair in Boston.
ton friends of Helen are left behind in that goodly
city the Post says not but considering all things,
she had tro0p Of friends short acquaintance
Washington Union
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

FIRE. On Saturday evening last, between and
o'clock, the dwelling house, of Henry Mutt Esq.
accidentally took fire, and was entirely consumed.
we believe he insured. No material damage
done to any other building. The furniture was con-
siderably damaged, were the beautiful shrnbbery
and flower garden contiguous to the house. Mr.. N.
was absent at the time. VII Com.
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Arrivals at Guion's Hotel.

Nov. Nv. ]. Anderson Fayetteville X. Beneez-
key, Richmond, Va; John w. Powell, Robson; B.
Pretsch, New Orleans
Nov. l3--Dr. Thos. Smith, 8. c.; T. j. Fisher, c..
H. Traben, Kentucky; ]. B. SomerviLe, Tenn. A. A.
T. Smith, Fayetteville ). w. Hensley, Philadelphia;
John Taylor, N. c.; Alfred Jones, White Plains.
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wilson of the Chicago Journal, gave s. Long John
wentworth " bad cowhiding few days since.
John ran into livery stable. Good He deserved
every lick he received.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

good story is told of a preacher in one OF the
small towns of New Hampshire. Sunday or two
ago, The preacher began bis morning prayer WIN an
ter remembering the departed spirit of the late Pres
dent. he commenced the Cabinet, exclaiming fer
ventiy, and Lord, try to bless Daniel Webster %
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

THE Pork TRADE: Several very large pork-houses
have been built Terre Haute Ind, during the pres
ent summer. The Journal anticipates heavy BUSH
ness in that place, and says the market will open at
So IS to So 90.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16
JOHNSTON ELECTION.

At the election held in Johnston County, on Tues
day last, for member of the Commons to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Tominson
A. ]. Leach. Esq. chosen by the following vote
]. Leach, Democrat, 6O9
Thomas It. Grice, Wing, $50
Lesch's majority, l49
Mr.. Leach served in the Commons from Johnston
at the last session. He will make useful member.
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Telegrap.eel fo,. tee sfandare..

% WAsH1NeroS CITY, Nov. 18th, 1850.
AL but three Counties in New York heard from
oficiay and the majority fof Washington Hunt, the
Wing candidate for Governor, is $780, 5'es
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ACTUAL RESISTANCE. At Chardon, Ohio, fifty
of the respectable, influential and wealthy cit-
zens, have formed themselves into military
pany to resist, by force of arms, the fugitive slave
law in that vicinity.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.. Jenny Lind gives con-
cers here the evening Of the 25th 26th and 9th
inst and then proceeds to Baltimore, where she will
CITY and the South.
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ne Maryland Constitutional Convention has at
,ers'n Oeen organized by the election of the Hon.
10nn u Chapman, Wing, as President. -.-
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adopted section that there shall be Imprisonment
for debt In that State, except in of fraud. A
section was also reported extending the right Of su
frage to negroes and mulattoes. ~
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

~ 1t Is stated that returns have been received from
,e<as showing that the people there have accepted
we boundary proposition rendered by the late Con-
EfeSs' BY 1900 majority.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

Convention assembled on Monday last, Gov. Nc
Donald, of Georgia, in the Chair. He made an elo-
quent address on taking the chair Many Delegates
being hourly expected, the Convention adjourned till
IL o'clock on Tuesday. About fifty members were
present.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.
DEF THE SUPPLY OF Hoes WEST. The
Price Current publishes statement of the number
of hogs assessed in sixty-six counties, which shows
deficiency of 246 900 head compared with last year.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

Robert Pierpont has been chosen by the Legislature
of Vermont Judge Of the first court by vote
crits' Jacob Collamer, Milo L. Bennett, and Luke
p. Poland were elected without opposition.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16
CAN IT BE PosSIBLEa

The Washington Correspondent of the Charleston
Courier, writing under date 9th November, says:
There has been rumors here since Friday last,
of military orders and movements of troops Bos-
ton, with view enable the military commandant
at Boston, aid the Marshal, if necessary, in tn
execution of the Fugitive Law. On Monday, the
rumors had assumed the form of distinct statement
that certain battaions in Florida had been ordered
Boston. The Secretary of War, Gen. Scott, and the
President, much annoyed at the PRONUNCIATION Of
the Increment, because 1t might affect, iruriousty, the
elections in Nev York; Michigan, and Ne,o Jersey, that
to the 5th. clerk in the Adjutant
Generals Office, who had mentioned the order of
troops from Florida Boston, was dismissed by MIR.
Conrad. The orders were countermanded and con-
tradicled, and explained away. More trepidation
was manifested than there occasion for Had
all the rumors been true, they would have amounted
to nothing. The movement of a few companies OF
troops would not have affected the subject way
another.
1t is now said, and believed, that soon after the
elections the President will give the country, in
the form of Proclamation, his views and intentions
in regard to the execution of the Fugitive Act. He
will not, probably GO beyond the measure of abso-
lutte necessity, and will make military preparations
in advance of the occurrence of any serious resis-
lance to the law"
The law of the land is disregarded, condemned,
and dsobeyed but the President, whose duty it is
to enforce the law says wait till after the elections "
Did he wait in the case of Texas! No-but perhaps
there were no elections pending about that time.
How long will Southern Wings permit party infu-
ences 70 bind them down! Why do they not de-
mand the execution of this law at the hands of the
President {" Wait till after the elections" lsthat
to be the rule hereafter!
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Nav Yoak, November l5th, 1850.

81 NEW, DIRK, November Iorl, 1ooU.
New YoRK MARKETS. Sales of 800 bales of Cot
ton at former prices Heavy dealers awaiting the
Cambria's news, now fully due. Grain unchanged:
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ODD FELLOWS, STATISTICS.

The following view of the operations of the Odd
Fellows Association is prepared from the official re-
turns made to the last session of the Grand Lodge
of the United States:
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-16

MISSISSIPPI. The honorable Jefferson Davis add
dressed some six hundred Of the citizens of Vcks-
burg, on Wednesday last. He vindicated his posi-
ton in the Senate ably and satisfactorily and present.
ed of the pretended friends of the Union In rat-
er an unenyiable light. This address does not end
the Jabors of Mr. Davis. He is resolved to correct
unfounded prejudices which have taken root in Por-
tons of Mississippi, and explain satisfactorily to the
people the true relation which the North and South
bear to each other.
1t is manifest that such course is necessary.
There is concerted and wicked effort making to dis
parage and reflect upon many of our public men, whose
every energy the last session OF Congress, was d-
rected to the preservation of Southern rights and IN
terests. 1t is now high time in the recess OF Con-
gress that gentlemen thus abused the true patriots
the land, who are moved by ardent attachment to
the Constitution u.s. and not ,couH be n'ade
should enliighten the people who have been led into
error and deceived upon matters touching directly the
integrity of the States.
Senator Davis will visit several of the most poPu-
lous and enlightened counties in Mississippi, with
view of correcting misrepresentation calculated to
do much mischief. La. Courier.
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state of North Carolina, Martin COUNTY.


State of North Carolina. Martin County.
Patsey HarreIl and others Ds George W. Hyman, Exr
and ohers--Petion for settlement.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Red
Wife Abigail, John, William, Jane and Iowa Louisa
Moore, Children of Asa Moore and Minerva Marion
William w George w. and hugh Hyman. Children Of
Wiley Hyman residents Of This State 1t is or
dered by the Court that publication be made for sig
weeks in the North Carolina Standard orthe said Red
Abigail, John, William, Jane, and Iowa Louisa Moore
Minerva, Marion, William w George w. and Hugh
Hyman to appear at The of this Court 10 be
held for the County of Martin at the Court House in
the Town of Williamston on the second Monday Of
January next and plead demur the Petition
will be taken pro eo'es5O them and heard accord.
ingy.
Witness, Lawrence johnson Clerk of our said Court
al Office the second Monday in October, a. d. 1850.
-. -,.-..,-.....s.L -. L. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Nov Is. 1850. (Pr. Ady-1$5. 62a) 5-6t.
State of North Carolina, Martin County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Oct Term, 1850
Nancy Ward against w. W. Ward and otbets--Pettion
for Division Of Land.
j. Ward is not :nhabitant Of this State 1t s there.
fore ordered by the Court that publication be made Tor
six weeks in the North Carolina Standard for the said
Thomas Ward to appear at the next Term Of this Court
TO be held for the County Of Martin, the Court House
in the Town of Williamson, the second Moudav of
January next, and plead demUr the peti.
ton viii be taken pro coAyesso to him, and heard
accordingly. -F s H.s ..s - q q
Witness, Lawrence Johnson Clerk of our said Court
at Office the second Monday in October. A. D. 1850.
L. JOHNSON, Clerk
October l6, 1880. APR. adv. IS 624) 5--6t.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, one or two Apprenti
ces of good moral character T.R.F.
Raleigh, Nov ii, 1850. -. .e 81. SGT.
Da-The City papers will please copy four times
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Practice what you Preach,
From Liverpool to WILMINGTON, N. C..
DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS.


From Liverpool to Wilmington, N. c.
DIRECT IaPoRrAr1oNs.
IN | have just received a large stock of
| MHHk C4HI'Nsa, GL.4SS QUEE.N-S WIRE
- direct from the Liverpool manufacturers which
prepared to sell very reasonable terms At whole
sale retail IL - .ss~l - -
TONS would say that fair share of patronage Is an
ask to enable to compete with any oher importer in
the United States. offer fair chance to all who are
disposed to build up Southern Independence.
In addition the Crockery Business will coninns
TO keep large and well selected st ck of rs
Farming Implements,
to which particularly invite the attention of my farm
ing friends. continually in receipt of the latest
provements in these articles and will take great pleasure
in showing them to all who DESTROYS of examining
them. ALEX. McRAE, Jr.
Wilmington, Nov. Is, 1850. s.
Look out for the Engine when the Bell Rings.
Fa gl All Aboard! Bound 10 - -
Feace's Block, Oi 1'Osfte Post office,
The Southern Home Mandatory
RALEIGH, N. G..
"UCH has been said in Congress, by Southern
lxAmembers, about the rights of the South. This
community and surrou nding country now have an op-
who make up gentlemeRs wearing apparel, by ling al
the Proprietor's Establishment, Peace Block OPP
posite The Post Office,
The Proprietor, having made the SCIENCE of cut
ting Gardeners fashionable clothing his Study
most fashionable Cities for years is now prepar
ed 10 give satisfaction TO all who may want their cloth
ing made. Gentlemen furnishing cloth aud trimmings
will thus give employment to many in the City of RAJ
leigh. -
Those WI no only wish their garments shall have
them warranted to fit, and al moderate prices Gentle
mems garments altereu and repaired at the shortest
notice. .....
The New York and Philadelphia Fashions for the
Fal! and Winter just received e..
Wanted Immediately two first rate Coat Makers, to
whom employment viii be given and the highest wages
Raleigh, Oct p. 1850. S3S-t20Nov.
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WE are requested to announce Mr. A. N. Belts
w of Wake County, candidate for Assistant
Doorkeeper to the Senate of the next Legislature.
Oct. IA, 1850. 3, ~ S37-ts.
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We requested to announce Mr.. Patrick VI C.
GOWaR candidate for reelection to the Office of
DoorkeePer to the Senate Of the ensuing Legislature.
November S, 1850. 2-ts.
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WE are requested to announce Mr.sALBERT w.
w MOORE, Democrat. of Northampton, a Can
Commons.
Oct 81, 1880. S36-ts
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DECAN NUTS-A small lot received this day, fer
II sale by SAM'L. II. MARKS.
Petersburg, Nov. 1, 1880, a@S- L.
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WYE are requested to announce Mr. JOSEPH j..
w WARD, of Franklin County, Candidate for
North Carolina.
October 2, 1880. 9S5-ts pd.
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WE are requested to announce Mr.. E. N. PETER
w SON, of Northampton County, as Candidate
Engrossng Clerk the ensuing Legislature of North
Carolina. E,..
October g 1850. s3S .s.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-18
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Monday, Norember 25.
Mr.. Mzell presented The following Rcs'

Mr.. Mizel presented The following Reso'
luton:
Resoised, That the 2nd clause of the 3rd section
Of the first article Of iha amended constitution, rat
fed by the people on the LIST Monday Of November
1885, shall be especially 80 amended. as prescribed
in the 2ud clause of the ls section o.. 4t article oil
"a id amended constitution, that all free white men
Of the age Of 81 years, who have been inhabitants
Of apv one district within the state IL months I'M
meda,ely preceding tho day OF any election, and
shall have paid full taxes shall be entitled to vote
for member of the Senate for tho district in which
he resides.
" h,ch, on his motion, was ordered TO be
printed and LAID on the table.
Mr.. Douih,, presented a resolution relative
to increasing the tax on drovets.
Mr.. Walton introduced resolution Ie'a
tive to extending The North Carolina Ra'l
Road eas, from Goldsboro, via Ne@beru, TO
Beaufort, aud west from Salisbury to the
| Tennessee line.
Mr.. W. McNeil introduced bill for the
better application Of the Common School
fund.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-12-18
Frddy Norf mber 20

The Speoker announced the Committee
On Military Afars:- Mcssrs. T. J Person j.
Barnes. Imp siler Johnston, Harrison, BrogGen,
Davidson and Scott.
Mr., + ,ton presented bill concerning dep.
us,'mus. R-eucd.
Mr. A. VI Foster, resolution inst uc ing
he committee on the Judiciary to report a
b,d TO compensate justices arpalnied by Coun.
" courts TO ltke tax lists. Adopted
Mr.. Saunders, u Wekc, a resolution to in
siruct Commute on lulernal Improvements
to " qulre lnto the exprdlency eihef ci fe.
pairing or Of di-pasing OF tn, RAl-lgh auo
Castor Il all Road. lsl Whether ,he Smte
shall repa'r, retaining ente interest. Bad
Whether new COMPANY shall be lotaed w,th
capital of $3.50 000--Sinles lneIesr to b, !
private individuals t-and the State to
take whatever may rcmnIn to put road in
proper order. 81 " helher the Governor be
authorised TO sell Ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Drake, bll 10 regulate dulies OF Su,
prriot Cour, Clerks III ISSUING was OF recor.
ddri. Referred.
Mr. Steele, resolution TO instruct Com
mrlee On military saaus 10 repeal Iha' por
ton Of mlhls laws exempung e'SCus over
he ago Of 80.
Mr. Bogden inttoduoed a series ol fcsalu
,ions on s avery, which we're rcIetred
Mr.. Sler, a resolution to instruct commit.
tee Oh military affairs TO report bill super.
cedirg the prcsen, system Of militia training
prov ,dlng for calling out militia when neces'
sary and encouraging volunteer companies
Adopted.
Mr.. Brceden, bill limiting prosecutions
for assaults and batteries REARED.
Mr.. NIGEL. resolution 'ns''uc,ing Iudie,.
ary committee to enquire INTO the eyredency
Of making amendments TO tho existing la"
concerning executors and administrators =
Referred.
On motion The House adjourned.