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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25
On Profanitv.

Profane swearing is vice so entirely with.
out excuse, SO low, so vulgar, contemplate and
wicked, that it would be offering an insult to
our young readers to suppose them ever guilty
Of it. But as this senseless vice is vet too
prevalent among the extremely ignorant and
abandoned, it is your duty to instruct by the
purity ofyour example, and as it occasionally
disgraces the conversation of few persons,
whose character in other respects might rem.
der their examples dangerous to you, few
cautionary remarks may not be improper.
The odious practice is inconsistent with the
character of the good citizen, because it has a
direct tendency to defeat the administration of
Justice and destroy the security of life, liberty,
and property.
It is inconsistent with the character of a
patriot, because it tends to demoralize and de-
grade us as nation, and prepare us to pull
down the fair fabric of our freedom, and yield
our neck to the yoke of a despot
1t is inconsistent with the character ofa man
Of sense, for such a man will always begin to
doubt what is unnecessarily sworn to.
1t is inconsistent with the character of a
gentleman,s because it is adapted to the man.
ners of the lowest and vulgar, and an insult to
every conscientious man.
It is inconsistent with the character of a
man of truth, for he must doubt his own word,
who thinks it requires to be confirmed with an
oath.
It is inconsistent with the character Of a man
of any species of religion, or sense Of moral
obligation, for he who will continually express
his contempt for the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe, his Creator, preserver and benefac-
tor, will leave his felow-men in quiet posses
sion Of beir property, their lives and reputation
place much reliance.
This vice is so totally repugnant to the
christian character that they are not willing to
be named together A swearing christian is
solecismE. We might a. well talk of an ho-
nest knavesor an immoral patriot.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25

AN UEGuARDED SPEEcH.-Henry Carey,
cousin to Queen Elizabeth, after having en-
joyed her majesty,s favor for several years, lost
it in the following manner:-As he was walk
ing in the garden of the paface under the
queens window, she asked him in jocular
manner, "What doesa man think OF when ne
is thinking of nothing ?"--aUpon woman's
promise" replied Carey. "Well done, cousin"
replied Elizabeth. Some time after he sollel-
ted Aethonor Of peerage, and reminded the
queen that he had promised it to him. True"
said she, aA1tthat was woman's promise"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25
RICHARD A. STEWART.
To his Excellency J. A. Qu1rMAN.

TRIALS OF A HoUsEKEEPER-We had the
honor, Yesterday ofconversing with lady who
was in the pursuit of servant under difficult
ties She related to US some Of her trials, and
verify our sympathies were excited by her mar
rative.
81 have just now,' said she, chad an inter-
view with candidate for service, whom call
ed to see at her home She is an Irish girl,
very tall and coarse, with an almost manly
voice. She fixed her arms akimbo, and looked
down at me with benigant air, while hum
bly, represented my situation to her.
"Thn it's woman yee want to cook and
make herself useful in gineral," said she.
The lady indicated her assent.
"Tbin it's meeself thatll suite ye, if the pays
enough"
The pay, the lady raplied, should be liberal,
and it was for the girl to name her own pkite
aTin dollars the month";" said she, "is what
Il get last, and it wus we'll armed it but all
things to me mind, may take less from you.
How many children have ye! But three, eh!
Faiks an they'll have to demane themselves
low? ii clark, eh Oh, thin, it's nate and
tidy that he is no doubt. But let US be under
standing each other wee bit futher Will ye
have any objections to body's kapin4 herself
tidy and fine like I? Let me knq shat; for the
fast Teddy lived wild tould me Tmusn't dress
SO fine, because when Nint to the dure the
people thought was her shisther.'
The lady assured her she would have no fears
Of the kind.
aOu-wow, thin, I'll make few inquiries
about yez, and if come it'll beth morrow
And so she dismissed the lady, greatly to the
relief of the latter, who said she would return
home and hope that the woman or eth NOR
row" might never come to her; "for,' said she,
81 fear nothing so much as the coming of that
woman, save to tell her that she will not suit
Washington Republic.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Cont street Verandah.

TTNHE former Cont street Hotel having -
i been thoroughly repaired and under fffssIIm
gone extensive alterations and improve
ments the Undersigned lessees Of this elegant and
commodious building take pleasure in announcing
to their numerous friends and the public in general
that their new house will be opened under the
name of the CONTI STREET VERANDAH, for
the reception of Families and Single Boarders on
the 18th Dec; at which time they will be amply
prepared to afford every accommodation and COM
fort desirable or to be found in any hotel in the ciy
at the most reasonable prices. The establishment
is elegantly furnished and its table will be unsur
passed by any in the city, being under the man
terers in the South. 1t is therefore with entire
confidence that the undersigned solicit share Of
the public patronage.
dec21-1y III. COMAUA Gu.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25

A CoNsfDERATE HUsBAND.-We once heard
of a man who was reduced to such extreme
poverty, that in fit of desperation, he adver-
tised in some London paper that he would hang
himself on certain day, at some well known
place, for the benefit Of his wife and children.
Admittance one shilling. -r-.-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25
TO Merchants, Planters and 9th.

TNHE undersigned have in store and for sale at
i moderate prices, full assortment Of HARD
WARE CUTLERY, &c &c, Also Sugar Ket-
ties, Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars. Marlatt's
and McClanchan's Ploughs, Subroils and Flukes.
Plantation Saddlery, Nails, Iron, Hoes, American
to which the attention Of merchants, planters and
others is respectfully called. ~
W. B. McCUTCHEON & Co., f..
dec14 " No. SIS Campst., New Orleans
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25

DoN'r WAsrE-1Easte Nothing.--A crum
of bread may keep life ina starving bird. A
large and useful volume has all been written
with oi,squill from the wing ofaa goose and
an inch or two of paper has served for des-
patch to save an army from falling into the
povr Of an enemy--Waste nothing. Gather
up the fragments that remain, that nothing be
los" 49,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25

Never be angry with your neighbor be-
cause his religious views differ from yonrs
for all the branches of tree do not lean the
same way.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire I'm.
surance Company of Louisiana.

incorporated in April S49, and declared dividend of
per cent twelve months business.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25
Fresh Garden Farm and Flower
Seeds. ~

Warranted the Crouch Of 1850.
HDeSEA The subscriber has now in store a
large assortment Of Flower and Garden
z4 Seeds suitable for fall and spring SOW
ing, imported direct from the best seed
gardens in the Northern States and from
England and France. Also, large assortment Of
the best kind Of Frct Trees, consisting in Peaches,
nnd Almonds. Likewise shrubbery of every va
aiety which will be sold at lower prices than any
house in the City. w. OHM, Ag't.
noy30 90 Canal street, on the Levec.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25

r In China, man condemned to death may
procure substitute, which can easily be done
for money.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25

Nothing can be great which is not right
One motheris worth thousand friends.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-25
TURNITURE WAREHOUSES

EURNITURE WAREHODSE-
Il The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have just received
and are daily receiving an extensive assortment Of
CABINET FURNITURE of every variety and
style: also, choice assortment of the following
articles, to wit: Chairs, Feathers Spring Mos
and Hair Mattresses, Curled Hair, Hair Cloth,
Plush, Danaasks Cords and Tassels, Gimps, Var.
nish, etc. etc. 10 Purchasers are invited to call
and examine our stock, which viii be offered at
prices that can not fail to please.
G. FLINT & JONES,
dec l4:6m 46 and 4s Royal street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LANCAS

A. meeting Of the Democratic party Of Lancaster held
at the Courthouse, on Monday goth Oct, l7al,
On motion Col Benjamin Waddey, was called TO the
Chair and Thomas D. Eubank appointed Secretary.
The object the meeting having been explained the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted:
Resolved That propose the Democratic party COM
prsng this Senatorial District send delegates 10 Heats-
VILE on the second Monday 10 November Next TO nominate
suitable persn be voted Tor by the Democratic party to
represent This District in the next General Assembly
Resolved That invite the Democratic party OF North
CUMBERLAND delegation in convention on the first
day of their Nvembcr Court for the two coun-
ties and nominate a candidate for the Legislature.
Resolved That delegation consisting OF eighteen per-
sons be appointed attend Healhsve TO carry Inc fore
going resolutions into ELECT.
On notion The following persons were appointed: D: Jno
3 Ball DR. Elias Edmonds W /. G Mitchell, w II Hay.
ME- Cartel Forester, Il Mitchell, Lawson, L Fl
Dix Warner Beanc Fl Beanie Col Samuel Downing,
Col B Waddey Thomas d Eubank, DR. Lawson, DR. L
Towcs, DR. G h Leland ard Col VIM Harcum.
Resolved Ththe foregoing proceedings De published IN
the Richmond Enquirer Examiner and Fredericksburg kc-
corder. BENJAMIN HADDEl, OhatHai.
n n Erp.Sg Secretary
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TO
rr-crIr 1Ir,C,,rtS-r IN ITSSE,S'

AT large and respectable meeting Of the citizens OF Mid
desex COUNTY hed the Court House OF said county, on
the 9th of Octooer 1851 for The purpose of expressing their
sentiments in lon the election of Judge fl" this Judi
cial circuit on motion, Walter Healy, ESQ., was called to
the Chair and Roht. L. Montague and VIM B BLACKBURN,
Esqrs.. appointed Secretaries
On motion off, r. Woodward Esq, committee OF three,
GNessrs p T. Woodward, Robt. Healy, ST. and Ro5t ~
rrice was appointed by the Chair to prepare business io
the meeting who after retiring for short time, returned
and reported the following preamble and resolutions when
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas il is believed that the Constitution reported BY
the late reform Convention and submitted 10 the people OF
the State on The 23 day of October has been atlted by
them; and whereas becomes the people 10 select proper
persons 10 be voted Judges in the various Judicial c
cults of the State aud desiring make such selection Tor
Judge OF the circuit which this county attached as
will best promote interests of the people Of the'coun
Therefore, belt
Resolved Thai the present Judge Of this circuit the Hon
John g. Christian from his long experience as Judge as
well as his high legal aainnients and purity OF character
is the best selection lin the opinion Of this mceng) which
can be made for that Office, do hereby, most respect
fully recommend him the rest Of the circuit us Tie most
person TO be voted for the election for Judge OF this
circuit . , ~,
Resolved That these proceedings be published in the Rich
mond Enquirer and wing.
On melton the meeting then ADJOURNED
WALTER HEALf, Chairman,
RoBr L. MoS7AGrE, Secretaries
WM. ). BLAcRBCRS, }
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD

AT meeting portion of the Democratic party Of the
county of Chesterfield, held the Court House thereof
pursuun, notice, Wednesday, The 2d day OF October
1851 Thomas Gibbs Esq called 10 the Chair and Geo.
W. Snel!nss appointed Secretary.
On norion Resolved That this meeting approves of
District G, nvcntion, held Friday, The 18th day Of
November next Powhatan Court House, Ohat being
county day hce) for the purpose OF nomnansa Dem
ocatic candidate represent in the next General Assem-
bly, of Virginia, the Senatorial District composed of The
counties OF Cumberland, Powhatan and Chesterfield
Resolved That forty four delegates be appointed by the
Chairman represent this county in said Convention.
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen dele
gates viz James Clarke, Jas, H. Cox Jas B. Jones' Jas c.
Hewlett, Peter c. Fournoy IIigeison Hancock Wo6dson
w. Hancock, Mark F. Fournoy Edmund FIournoy, Saml
Hancock, Jas. H. Moody, Hay Cole, Geo. W. Cole, Ben
Homer Jas Fl. Spears, Nelson Gregory, Dr. L. Branch
VIM +. Spears, Backman Chcaham, VIM. Goode, Dr. r.
3. Hoason r. y. Thweati r. II. Tatum David Gocde Jas
c. Gates Joseph Goode, a. Sims, jeremiah Hobbs NJ. NJ
Robertson, VIM AmberS, John S. Peers WIN. t. Banken-
ship, Alex Jones' p. A. Charley S. Basse French John
Watkins of Ampih, VIM. l.. Chea,ham, Jas. Mcclure
VIM. ?. Winree, Peter X. Morgan, Sas Cheaham, L. H.
Brooks, A. H. Branch, aud 4. T.. Cogbil
On notion the Chairman and Secretary wore added 10 the
delegation.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in The Enquirer Examiner and the Souhside
Democrat. THOMAS GIBBS, Chairman,
Gro. W. SSElLISss, Secretary.
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ign ourselves
ANTI-RAILROaD.
For The ENQUIRE
EING WILLIAM KING AND QUEEN AND ESSrN.

KING WILLIAM, KING AND QUEEN AND ESSEN.
Messrs Editors: To-day polls are open throughout VIZ
gna decide upon the ratification or reectlon by the peo-
pie of the amended constitution. II has for some time
past thing conceded by both political parties that II
would be ratified and they have acted and are still acting SD
far their party organization, as II II were already
the existing constitution Of the State. If it DC adopted
about which there be doubt entertained by
any one, the above named counties will be thrown Into
Senatorial District; and in anticipation OF that event, two
gentlemen have declared themselves candidates TO represent
the district in the first Legislature under ii: Mr.. Beverly b.
Douglas Of King William and Mr.. Edward Gresham of this
county from the vote former the gentleman
obtained The election for the Convention especially in his
county; his great popularity, wherever known; ana his
fidelity discharge of trust conferred 10 hln II cannot
be doubted that he will bc the choice of the District by
large and Overwhelming majority II is TO be regretted he
has oppose has ~ oppose him. oil MS own party,
against whom have not word 10 say hope he VIII never
be beaten by Democrat and that he has not Instead
Wing "foenan worthy of his steel" Mr. Douglas is gen.
tcIan OF finished eucaion OF brilliant talents well read In
the political history Of Virginia and the country generally;
and one best speakers Of his age OF The Democratic
party in Eastern Virginia Should he be elected TO The Sc
nate the strong hold of Eastern Virginia, he will prove
sentinel wachu Of her incrcsts-and while II would
be compliment him. ii would be less credltable 10
the district in bestowng the honor upon In every way
nert!nu it, as we'll of his activity in his party
zeal and fine talents for his high and most esnabe cha
accr He has always taken active interest in federal
and Stat politics; and has rendered effective service in many
hard fought He is emphatIcay the man for our
this particular uDcure The hrst Lesisla
lure under The constitution should he composed oil men OF
hinh order III talent; of extensive nfoaon and OF hon.
esiy that would yield corruption. VI this sort s t. b.
Douglas. Yours
A VOTER UNDER THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.
KING QUEEN COUNTY, Oct 3d. lS3l.
p S. have broken the envelope this TO say, that in
the whole county, up this time (24, II ocock) there
only about II votes against the Cunsution-n0ne against
Holidays and two against Garrett, who is the Demo-
cratic candidate for the county. without opposition Muse is
elected in Essex By 81.
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Democratic majority on joint ballot, SIS.

r. d. Inquirer:
beg call The attention Of the voters OF the I'm
Senaura district composed OF the Counties OF 1cnrco and
Hanover the name Of THOS RICHIE, Jn. the staaG-
ard beaterof the Democracy in the approaching election II
would BIZ useess Messs Editors say word in his behalf:
"And no oo knows him but praise Let the ticket OF
the DEMOCRACY be that Of
Thomas s1TcHrE, JR, of Henrico, for the Senate.
D. W. H,xALL, of Henrco, for the House OF Delegates.
CHAsrA WHITE, Of Hanover for the House of Delegates.
Your: truly, HANOf Elk.
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Enr III. Enniti,.,

OF NC Enquirer.
Messrs Editors NJ happened TO step into the Court
House of Augusta county lin Siaunton) Monday after
noon the eth October 1851 The first day Of the last Quarter
Iy Court under the old constitution and found dense
crowd eagerly awaiting "c0me oi.' As i passed
through was amused hear repeated inquiries and
swers such as "ave you heard The result OF The cections
ton the 23d) "No and don't care whether the Wings
Democrats elected except Lticher and could nj
any opposition him." Presently however, the come of
on aud M John D. Imboden attempted TO rse but he
couldn't. because he hud Geo. w. Summers in arm
Samuel Watts in the other and Sid Baxter in his lap: but
no managed baw most vehement notice, shat he
had been appnied dy nurse suppose 10 carry them Ba-
bicS and there any one 10 oppose his ways and
walks he demanded thu. he come up to the bullring;'
rhereupon smooth, scdac YOUTH of omnous name, (Jas
Skinner deliberately stepped up put ring in the OF
the Bull ard skinned him Yours, respectfully,
rCIiT AND COME AGAINm
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ARE WHlGS WHlGSl

This question il discussed by Monroe" in yesterday
Republican who publishes high eulogy of Mr. A. crane
recommended by him for the State Senate as 'ef me riga
sripc sound in faith learned in law and always ready
The write, seems to doubt the integrity OF his own party es
pecally after the late election; for he says:
awe might well ask from recent developments, ~hetiet
Ubgs are Jlig, ,-cetainy we have variety, hence II
becomes discard the chameleon and take man
that has but unC color. II are 10 have man whose pc
on is resiuS in cria," let US support a. CNaSh WIG
has not falterd al any time"
This is in perfect keeping with the closing uIminaons OF
Mr. Bots late letter against the dsacccd or independent
Wings" and inviting a true (ha is Botts) Wings TO no.
inmate their own candidate -udding
Those men who have been TO you, cannot be en-
titled 10 your supports but if they nominated by your par
~ vote for you work for Them Those VINO arc
now o.crush you and are willing 10 cooperate
with the Democrats may themselves be crushed 7 GU mus
either overcome them or they will you. II is IN
vour power 10 determine which Choose for yourselves anu
act accordingly
The policy is being carried All but Bolts whig-
mof the RICH; s:ripearo be crushed This order comes
IN from the head Dictator and must be Loyalty
obcyed
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CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.

OCTOBER 30-The only taken up that Of John c.
Tyler and Wilson Couts charged with grand larceny They
clecng be tried separately. Tyler first araigned-
The jury took the case before the adjournment of the Court
and brought in verdict OF guilty Sentence one year in
the Penenary Cou,ts, suppose, will DO disposed OF
to-day.
The hung jury in the case Of Rice being still unable to
agree, were discharged
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Averet;'s maj
avcrctl's maj.

r., mr. Editors Of the Enquirer: o., ,o.,
10 '' CHARLorTE CorSrr, Ger. 2o;h 1921.
u.ss EpIroHg.--Below give you statement " l''
n This county on Il thursday last, from which u WI,
80 that Hancock has maturity over barnes, o"t
an osccrtaned that there Illegal Votes on iancoc
mas 10 elect Barnes certain Major Barnes would
pom, most assurey represent this county In the ta'
hereu the state hy the vote given Thursday i:t
R,l Rlrnrs. ID. HlnCOCk wv
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
I.t1pAy DlSTHICT-WEI!. DONE!

UALIFAN DlSTRICT-WEL!. DUNE!
The following summary, received iph la:i:aS ~ -
hows that the Democracy have molly sustained the ape
and paan Avcett In 1919 he received only nine MAORI
~, Now, he has two hundred and thirty-'wo! A"''e'
ior, evidence of the explosion OF the "Union huHbus
| siS'a' ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

The communication Of Cvis" bringing to the notice OF
the Board Of Visitors Of William Il Mary the high claims OF
Col r. A. Cybrook of Northumberland, as successor 10
Judge Beverly Tucker the Law Professoshp was ecev-
ed only yesterday Though dated the 10th October, it
was delayed by Mr.. Filnorcs mails until the time for the
appointment has passed by: Our friend ibfMster i'' "
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10 INC 1 y Manson c. II. Ger. 25 1851.
Do,r Sirs: herein send you statement 81 uie Cohst
nnoI vote of this county, which have taken from 'he
all hriorc
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1.-the Messrs kemmerers' large and highly interesting
Juvenile Concert will take place this evening, at ~
o'clock at the Methodist Centenary Church.
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMER EMPIRE.
BUFFALO, Oc 29-The aPprehensons felt for the safety
of the steamer Empire, which left punkirk for Detroit
Thursday have been relieved by her safe arrival Detroit
on Sunday morning. All on board well. She was
wind bound on the lake for days.
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~ TO MY FELLOW-ClTlZENS OF THE CITY or
RfCHMOND.-Having been solicited by many of the pfo-
pie become candidate for sea! in the House OF Dele
gates Ike election take place the ST day of Deem
Der next under the Constitution and always wii's 10
conform 10 the wishes OF my friends hereby announce my
sell candidate Tor seat In the next General Assembly
OF Virginia Being known 10 most OF you, member 81
the Civ Council from Jefferson Ward for the last five years,
deem only proper further 10 say that if elected TO the
Legislature shall represent me interests OF the whole cy
irrespective of any sectional influence.
Very Respectfully,
JOSEPH VI. DARLINGTON.
p s. As the CITY s entitled three Delegates do
intend TO come in collision with any other candidate.
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s-E-RALLY OF the NEW VOTERS ~ RICHMOND
The voters under the amended Constitution who pro-
posc laborng with the Democratic party requested 10
meet at O'clock Tuesday night, at "Unon Temperance
Hail." that they may organize and work 10 the good
cause and the election the Sh December of the
Nominees Of The DemocIatic convention.
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Yesterday afternoon the Democratic Central Committee
appointed The following gentlemen speakers to meet those
appointed b. The Wings viz Ensacc Conway Esq, IN the
Spottsyyanl Senatorial District in place Of Richard L.
Coleman, Esq resigned; and Samuel J. Booker ESD In
the Campbell Senatorial District in place Of s. f. McDear'
mon ESQ. rcsjrncJ.