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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-05

AMELIA LAND.-We offer for sale large
II and most de sirabe tract OF land in Amelia coun.
ty situated a. follows: Lying in the extreme low
er end of the county, II miles from Appomattox
River, 16 West OF Petersburg "a South West Of
Richmond; within A miles OF the South Side Il all
read, and within miles of the Clover Hill Rail
road All which channels CT transportation are of
easy and onvenien, access. This is one of the
very best farms in Amelia county. The situation
is elevated and healthy, and the society of the cir
cumjacent country such az to render the ialm
yet the more desirable Circumstances are much
in favor of the suppoition that there is plenty of
coal on this land Nearly one half of this property
is in pine Of orgina growth; and when this part of
it is cleared it produces the very finest tobacco
There is abundance of stave timber, which, as well
as wood, may be conveniently boated to Peters
burg. 40 2'Ef s8 - ss4
One hundred and eigttyeight acres of this tract
is bottom land OF the ve.y best quality and being
entirely tree from inundation every acre will pro
duce tobacco of the very best quality. About 80
acres more of it is in clover, and 40 acres in pea
fallow. 1S 4 s@ .s
The improvements are good dwelling house q
garden, and every out house that could be desired
The negroes, stock, crops, ard plantation mple
ments viii be sold with the farm If desirable.
Terms very accommodating
sfsFr-
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, uAder the City Hotel,
ChALK'S OLD STAND. sa5f ss ..

- 4 10 Drawn NOS PatapscO 2II: Y
sa 80 81 80 8 Al SO 43 u 80 As 42 is -
Whole ticket, 3 30 81, $50
For TO. Day.--Carroll Co, SO Capitals: of
10000 OF TO- 900, of 50o0. of s41l, of 1000 25
of 800, &c. as numbers and Is drawn ballots-
Tickets 5--shares in proportion s@ - sNa
Z Also, Pstapsco, 2l3.-Capitals: of $500, OF
675, &c. "a numbers, IL drawn ballots. Tickets
81 = VeaYHes sslsa
s,s aus %aEa kf ss.3 5ae SMITH
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CALIFORNIAN GUARDS, ATTEN.
II TfON.-Attend meeting OF your Company at
Nj Lafayette Hall. Gin the Artillery room) on
- Thursday Evening, 5th, at o'clock. Bust.
ness OF Importance will be before the meeting, and
every Member is requested to be present.
By order ofthe Captain. ssas5 t.DV
au 4-2t WIN IRVING n q -
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g GENES AND THOUGHTS IN EU.
~ ROPE, by Geo II Calvert
Stray Leaves from an Arctic Journal, or Eighteen
Months in the Polar Regions, in search of Sif John
Frankln's Expedition, in the years ls5O-5l,-by
Lieut. Sherard Osborn commanding H NJ 8 vessel
pioneer" as
The Laws of Life, with spe cal reference to the
Physical Education of Girls,-by Elizabeth Black.
well, MD -. ~
Part 25th Braithwaites Retrospect of Practical
Medicine and surgery. For sale by ss .es5.5.
au A MORRIS. 81 Main street.
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lust REChIVED AND FUik SALE,
y by a. MORRIS, late Drinker Morris, No 81
Main street. 8sg f5t fAa ~ 2 z
A journey to Kafmandu the Capital of Nepaul,
with camp of Jung Bshadaer including sketch of
the Nepaulese Ambassador at home, by Laurence
OiphsDt
Oendrof's NJ thod: Primary Lessons in Ital
ian, by G w Greene, A M, Law Instructor in Mod
ern Languages, in Browns University, author of
Primary Lessons in French, &c.
Also Harper for August. aa au4
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~
A DMINIsfR1TsSE, .aIr 0P uou,sr,
- HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIIURE-C5n
T,n1IseAy Morning, sth Ausust, comnencIps 8
~ CLOCK. q TIE iase Isl5denes of i. r, Eevhnys
aee 9 on snnkiin street cpposite he Ola Mr.
Kitchen Furniture, Belonging Is the esls,s 80 -
sisting OF the usual variety. Terms-Au snms -.
der $50, cash; and for all sums over $50 nInefv
days credit on good and approved nescsiasae -
per. satss s. -. =
Richard sEDGwICx, Adn,r.
Sale conducted BY
jyx9 GEO. SUMNER, Auc,r.
GALE UNDER DECREE or TH1
y cOURT.-By virtue of decree Of the Circnit
Court Of Chancery, pronounced On the Iii Msv.
1852, in the suit Vi Colquitt ve. EDis Co. wYf
sell to the highest bidder. Tor cash. a Nearo We.
man, "a aaon) 1t the suction room Of N 4 &C
H., on THURSDAY, the 9th Aaxuat, 1859. - s s.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
" 2S-otd Commissioner 9.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
~ Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland
Lotteries viii meet the ma st prompt and eonfden-
tiai attention, ii addressed 70 4. FRANCE ~ CO.,
Managers, or 10 G. w. PURCELL, Vt
au Richmond. Va
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A,ik ATTENTION! ARTILLERY.-
EXN Attend q meeting at your Gun House on
~M8& THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. By
AJrder of the Captain.
au4 THOMAS C.. Rail- q. &
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IL KUIT.-Just received. per Roanoke, lot Q
L fresh Oranges and Lemons. for sale by
e E 80 AZ 81 ANTONIO PIZZlNI, ~
au Under CITY HOTEL
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For This Day.-Capitais: $4,000, 10000,
500, 24lI, LOG, % of 300, &c. is numbers,
Is drawn Tickets s..
Also, the Dollar Lottery.-Capitals. &3 500, 4 OF
SIS.
Drawn Noe of Bel Air, Class 81:
l6 % a 4e As ~ ~ SO IA 3 n 80 8 l8 "a s
aus G. W. PURCELL
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QUlN n. worn.
Jn,. $. ,a.. s ]. B. FERGUSON u, s
i y Asb ioo<. l. R. BARKSDAIr
NOTICE.-This is to ioform nv

CA NOTICE.-This is to inform NV old
customers and the public generally, that
my Collars can only be found at my
Saddle, Harness and Collar Factory,
Franklin street, between 10Th and 18th
N. B.-This notice is called forth from the fact
that there has been sold in this market spurious
article for my Collar. CHAS ]. BALDWIN,
au4-lm Successor to W. F. Baldwin
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Nj OTICE.-i nave ms aay appointed CAPITA
IN SAMUEL FREEMAN my Agent to conduct
the Carpenters business for NJ in this city
JOHN d. HAMMERSLEY
Richmond, Aug. LIST, 1852 au4-3t
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran avs

DIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
from Mr. Alfred Kings Coach Shop on the 2Sth
day of June, Negro Man named Hanabald, about
% years old, the property OF Mrs Dice K. Quarles
The Negro iss black, about i've feet eight inches
high, slender form, smiles when spoken t., throws
his feet out while walking. The above reward
viii be paid if lodged in Jail, delivered to Mr..
King, or 8. D. Denoon, Richmond. au 3-3t*
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GREGORY ~ MAUkA, 81
managers. IA s
Successors TO j. W. Maury q Co.,
~ .ltt;ca Nh 40 Main street

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class No So, Aug g.:
II IS 8 So 3 81 40 10 81 IS 72 10 36 81 g
Grand Scheme for T0.Day.--Cspitsls:
SEQ 900, 10000 50Uu, 5000 $500, 2a35. 10 prizes OF
1000 10 of 600 10 of 400, 45 Of 200 205 OF l00 &C
rs numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets IS. "
Also-$6309, g. prizes of 1000 10 OF 800, &c 90
number. IA drawn Tickets o.. au S
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fOTHECAh AND DRUG STOR e.
n THOMAS E. PACE begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that ne has taken the house
recently occupied by II Z McNemara, corner of 4th
shortly open, large assortment of fresh and gen.
uine Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, and Dyes
Having been in the business for the last seven
years and lately with of the Oldest established
Drug houses in the city, he thinks he can with con.
fidence ask share OF the patronage of Physicians
Families, and the public.
His medicines shall be of the purest and best
quality that can be purchased, which will be select
ed by himself in person, from the agents of the
French and English Chemists in New York.
Physicians respectfully requested to call snd
examine his stock. Families supplied with the
best articles on very reasonable terms.
He hopes, by strict personal attention to bust.
ness, to give satisfaction to all who may be 30 kind
as to favor him with call, assuring them nothing
shall be wanting on mis- part to please. The quality
of all articles guaranteed.
au4-lOt THOMAS E. PACE.
(,OkE, COAL, WOOD.-I am prepared 10
" supply consumers with Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Coal. Coke, and Wood, at current prices and
solicit orders from my friends and the public
Ef - SAMUEL HAYES,
au4-3m North side the Basin.
no THE PUBLIC.-The subscribers, Exec.
i utors to the Estate of John Enders, deceased,
hereby give notice that will pay no claims
against the Estate, except such contracted by
us personally, or upon our written orders.
Ts fec+tf WILL AM PALMER,
au 4-3t* a.s JOHN ENDERS
Nj OTlCE.-i nave ;his aay appointed CAPITA n
IN SAMUEL FREEMAN my Agent, to conduct
the Carpenters business for &c in this city.
JOHN D. HAMMEKSLEY
L. ,1-.
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1--WE DOLLAKSREWAK Stolen from
my chamber on Friday morning the 3Oth of
July, about O'Clock in the morning, new suit of
clothes consisting of black cloth Coat, sleeves
lined with yellow cotton or linen; pair of black
Cashmere Pants cut straight in front; black Silk
Vest, cut very long and buttons high. The above
reward win pay for the clothes when delivered
au 3-3t* THOMAS COWLES :
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VEkEOH EsKRIDGE,

4 sTOOLS-just received, frosh lei q ~
above; they are very desirable 70 these about 90
ing into the country, - they are exceedingly port.
able, nd can be transported with ease. ~ sest
tor the Garden, Piazza, oi Porch, Shey sre fndiss
seat, and &C the same nme carry the go aaone
win him This chair folds up very compaetiy, -.
very 81 o6g. and when unf0lded mabes one Vi he
most conf rrable sests Imaginable For saIe & De
No. e17G I. GiHTEa, !.
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49, SILK AND STRA w MIL. Asv0<.
MISUNDERSTANDING q very good a.
06 sortmenr Of Silk and Straw Bonnets, ~
Flowers, Ribbons, 4 c, and being de .NesS
sirous Of reducing the stock considerably befoss
going North, viii sell all now ON hand at a great
re iucton. 'ksAA MRS SWORDS
au Millinery Ware Room. 225 Broad street.
DORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLAS.
/ SES.-S5 hhds Sugar
Sc do do Molssses-prime
Cargo of schooner Viola, landing and for sale by
aus s BACON IL BASKERVILLE.
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MOTICE.-In order TO make room for my Fall
IN supply, viii offer great Inducements to I'll
who wish to buy bargains in Dry Goods have
left sumo very desirable patterns of Lawns, French
printed Musns, embroidered Swiss Bareges, lis
sues, Challies, &c which viii sell of at cost.
LIS VIM. J. SWORDS, 5
au3 225 Broad street.
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INV KOH The La
- Dlks.--A new article d Sewing Chais0, vsyv i
unique, desirable, and comtoftstie se~s, ~ g
them ony, just receiving, 70 be he'd - $50 ~
GfNTER0 q
Hoa.e Furnishing Store, l37 haia street
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I EE'S JEFFERsON.-J. w RANDOLPH
- (having bought the balance of tn. ediion) OF
fers for sale in any quantity, Ooserva ions on the
writings of Thomas Jefferson, with particular re.
ference to the attack the memory OF the late
General Henry Lee, in series of letters by H Lee
Second edition, with an Introduction and Notes by
Charles Carter Lee. Price redu ced to $l.25.
Aup 2
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sMT ANTED, Tor the service OF The J.n-- lf,vcr
W and Ksuswha Company, nj The ship Loci.
good csrpentels. d. ]. WALTON,
~ 4-dlw r. Il. Eng
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Fl. PER sTEAMEk ROANOKE :. have
6Areceived a further supply of the Canton Braid
Hats, for gentlemen, of superior quality. -
z.t JUHN THOMPSON,
jy 20 4 81 Main street q
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REV. VERNON EsKRI0GE, Us. n. :

n REV. VEKNUN ESKKIDGE, u. 3. n. . -
~ PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug Jb,I65l. 4
Dir J. + Boush-Dear sir While an in gene
raj opposed to Patent Medicines, candor compeis
me 70 state that 1 nave great confidence IN the vir
tues OF Hsmptcn's Vesetabls Tincturc. For seyefal
months past have used il In my family, and in
dyspepsia, loss of appetle dizziness, sud general
debliity, with entire success, So far a. my expe-
Renee extends, therefore, take pleasure in recon-.
mending tito the afflicted safe and efficient re-
medy lam, respectfully, yours,
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vii be supplied 90 equally favorable erns. my9lly
RAR. DAv1s's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Eb +: ~ ~ sss i: szssi.. .sss
IL M aasn may ss h ass
ysara'sandiE University Of Psnnay
FROM Mn. JOHN D. MORGAN. Druggist. :, ,,..
s.s.
FROM Nj. EDwAE sos aossIss gr1ssi,. 4, 49,,
hAv: taken trouble Dawn. syrup
si Il. 81
q a.i =: eiis'
sss $ :hs -sA.
% e s p Publ ri
or the authenticity of which have had The responsible
u lss,as Druggist MI How
FROM THE WESTERN EMPIRE,
afford. aas PEA Pleasure .e Z ~ ny e sou
s'; Ss
Yours respectfully, WV. PHILLIPS.
tEssraeram Later " En Merchant Eswosn, Bscks
''44v, P'""'s a...sas az, won't, az ,.,.
Ayozng your syrup bssn
FL ssss sa md. f. M .i.
@ ss Dr. p an s
sa 1 Gen. h r.
oyer the isons and Il cannot that
,-,..,..-,.- ANOTHER CURE. ......--
oass oonp'aad syrup Cherry ss'
, gslE ,nasd wv ganss. liz
ss sss,ss
ssy
and r. v"s a
nsa I'd to me- tive ,h's days
,oss S9osh wa entirely general health
las ten l. e ss IL. 1
49,
WEAKNESS AND PAIN n n, THE BREAST:
ne va Of a nssdene Il
Ess e.
ss the I n
ing erect has been very great 'dds. fSgg As 5:
4 G ss. =,
for &. Id
sTPas;s ,,h dy;sPs sy.psns q
aas ssessd y Ssasa ss5 n
Hifs i9'e assais
e. s disas 81 IL %s
fs:ss o SnTs ss ] tive IL rs
q s1 a III L. a
FROM Dns VAUGHAN and RUSH,
Dr. p.v;., sn, :, NH. 1IsHawAxA, iud June is47.
vi thinI tbs uu nnd tar gee on ike not cshe'
5si' isi sHsss sisasn
" Cnely And Tar byrup gives general satisfaction. We
S. inquired for and we thought perhapst would 30
FROM On. " VS. s. a Mao, s1, 80.
H. Gney and Ter find be valunbls medicine,
u I'd Ms u s ana
mother supply the oftrnnapor.aton open
Mrssp, Rop,,sov raHr Can 9os, Eehuaty 49, lss7
thI Dr. Dava syp o. VIA Sb a a M s lou that
,sspoko have bsen sshed sr nav n aGseh eottes
Joseph pavs Horse Lnment thai have aksu the beryo
r 0I an agency for ihs above articles u agreeable
,a ipa s Ssaa me TWO dozen sie VT
DAvss WILD cannnY AND Thrive would stts,
ohs il sSoier eoamn.
,aon therefore confidently II 10 The std @
Weekly Tanpyrsaoe ssnna Crenton Fss ls1I
sellers and stations No. Ion oot
s,lsa1. ''''
S0nr WIN Cherry n1d Tar semsdy
dive QUE. B. O. IA I YESv
FROM s. g. eTvENs.
NV stock OF Cherry and Tar Vrun tao Ny iann 1859
popularity daily incrsng You would vol 10 ssnd me- q,
MrIyonp, Perry county Pa oe,ohey, ,s.s
MEssns ROBINSON CoILrSs Co: This 70 inform nm That
Wa Sr twenty yean with violent psin breast nue.
maaon decided sympsoms Of followed ny
rse aha .oat great deal Of medicine, without
d chsrS and ~ hih y Wy " ayis Compound Syrup
1.ud II ali WY Nv S a can with conddene
A"''''' as JOHN IGii y' TomR Rsdi'
as 4 y ' ~ss %
s.sS fss
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lfssf 2&ss4& II III 81 pREA 6nEHi dS &S 8 x
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SSsss = II {, III ssbsll Is chosen IN The
IN r. r. {7SVS1 ~ evsry Two years. and he
SujStsd III 0ne DIV The {3sns.
4 ssf m 3snssf snnunllv. - ina tbird
B ~ 5{ nllras n difFsysnt DIV N -,
"A {5i = IA IA thsif' .sssions shnll s. beId 4
n 2 y ia SsTSa ~
~ y ~ duly qusl;as slecsai. Under this
I'd Is elinibla Is I "a Il he Cen
S5 4. ninvidsa sEst po rsfSsne s6sIIs s. &
+ Is F 'Senstor xnIsss 81 81 Z shs time
< = s1SlS ~ 81 VSlSf 81 ia Rspre.
SS - Il6fjS( plssfict iiom Vkich he i eect-
e a N
XSx q. l1sot;saS III Members III ILL., General A.
III w III II III = s6FSd Slccsion pre-
115s y m q ~ ~ Tia LexislstuYe may
Ut unv5st q dktnS aieo1c nrecincts
4 ~ Il - 1 = rneniu irkl 81 ;hositiss.
s. IN 3 Rsess tasion Il ID sziouse 81 Repre-
a = ri ~ "a ~ md unifofm, and shall be
e " Y I y tanned W the total population Of
SI = M - risiskes of tho State. Each par-
i1N45 ~ a lssat ~ Representatives No new
d AL NJ Sssass gish sarritoIy less than sir
S19sd SSd t@enkys 6vs square miles, nor with a
esSshhn Tie full number emitting il to a
RepsS 1taSisiy Hof when the creation Of such
49, ~ NgeuM lsavs any other parish without the
I'D @1lS1tS 4cefitcry and afnouut Of population,
~ qkSt e1utner1ti0n w the State authorities I'M
~ VII tnb!tutl0n shall be made in the year 1853
sscsad il the year 1853 the third ID Tia year
( M 6ftAy fhich time the General Assembly shall
A hat manner ~ census shall Be taksns 30
yees ~ purpose d ascertainin9 the total popu-
l1&ls1 IA ea6h parish and lection dstrict.
Al ks Hill III ulsf session 81 tho Legslzture, after
~ tnSkiHK II men asion the slature shall
appost epsessntAtien smonR the several par
ishel md slscten districts on the basis of the total
p0pulA tieSs es:slprssnid. Representative number
shal ~ md each psfish and election district
skSlt 49, ~ many Representatives. as its aggre-
f4S lstipn shall enttle il "a. and ansadditiona
H. iur any frscton exceeding cne-half
wv shail NOT u snors than one hundred,
n0f isSs than seventy. Until an superintendent
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MEDIOIAL.
4, ENU1NE MEDlOINE WAREHOUSE, N

GiENUINE MEDIUINE WAKEHUUbE, NO
VI 151 - WRIGHT co hayinsleMsas
unrvaed department Of their nav
with the propYeors and the genuine popular Patent
cines hrourhout the Uued sns Keep constantly arple
with fresh ample al rates M below tho uahn mnh
assortment which eah q ~
CITY, Having hKd
sne Patent Medlcine they o
supply he ds II % exceedingly low that cannot
fa handsome centags either
ALL PATENT The following Us.
s twenty than
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ART. 142, The Constitution adopted in eiRhtssn
hundred snd fsfty.Gvs IL declared 70 BE- Iursissi,j
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TITLE TX,
MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.

| "NS1A' IN,
ARE l41. ANY amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
OF Representatives. and if the same shall be agreed
to by two.thirds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered on their journals with the yeas and
nays taken thereon and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English, in every Parish in the State in
which a newspaper shall be published; and such
proposed amendment amendments shall be sub
mtted to the people at said election and If major
ty of the said election shall approve and
ratify such amendment or amendments, the same
shall become part of the Constitution. If more
than one amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote for against each amendment
separately.
a' TITLE x.
scHEpULE.
ART. 142. The Constitution adopted in eiRhtssn
k,a ID AL fnvfv.G ~a II ascir e..
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ART. 40. He shall be Commander-n-Chie of The
Army and Navy Of this State, and Of the Militia
thereof, except when they shall be called into the
service Of the United States.
ART Al. He shall nominate and, BY and with the
advice and consent OF the Senate, appoint all Off
GERS whose offices established by this Coustitu-
ton, and whose appointment is not therein other
wise provided for Provided, however, that the Lee
gisature shall have right to prescribe the mode Of
appointment to all other offices established by law
ART. 4S. The Governor shall have power to fill
vacancies that may happen during the recess OF
the Senate, by granting commissions which shall
expire at the end of the next session, unless other
wise provided for in this Constitution; but no person
who has been nominated for office, and rejected
BY the Senate shall be appointed to the same office
during the recess Of the Senate
ART. ~, He may require information in writing
from the officers IN the Executive Department upon
any sneect relating to the duties OF their respective
offices.
ART so. He shall from time to time. Give to tho
General Assembly information respecting the situ.
alton OF the State, and recommend to their consid-
GRAFTON such measures as he may deem expedient.
ART. 81. lie may on extraordinary occasions con.
vene the General Assembly at the seat of Govern
ment, or It a different place ii that should have
become dangerous from an enemy or from epidemic
and IN case OF disagreement between the two houses
as to the ii Of adjournment, he may adjourn them
to such tim. as he may think proper, not exceed
ing four months. ,,e-f
ART. So He shall take care that the laws he s,;,b
fully executed
ART 80. Every bill which shall have passed both
nsuses shall be presented to the Governor il he
approve, be shall sign it, if not, he shall return il
WIN his objections to the house in whichit orgna-
which shall enter the objections large upon its
and proceed to reconsider it; if after such
IA swothrds Of all the members cleo
In mat house shall agree to pass the BILL it
shall bs sent with the objections, to The other House
. Sa !. snail likewise be reconsidered, and ii
.Ppsosea oy two-tLitds Of all the members elected
,naa n0 y shall be law but in such cases
~ nays naa ne hamss 1t 10 nsr5sss yv aI
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, CHESTER COUNTY, P.a-
FIlHE Academic year OF New London Academy
l. is divided into two Sessions of five months
each. The Winter Session will commence on
The first MONDAY in Norember.
Terns-incudng Boarding, fuel, sc. 500
New London Academy is one Of the oldest
institutions of learning in the country, and has
always mainiaineda high position Us such. 1t
Is situated in retired and pleasant village, to
which access may be had daily by stage from
Newark, Del. The COURSE of instruction COM
prlses all the branches taught in first class
Academies, Mathematics, Ancien; and Modern
Languages, &c.
Students from distance board with the Prin-
ciral, and parents and Others en,rusting youth
to his care, are assured that every due attention
Will be paid to their physical comfort and men
tai Improvement.
The Principal has procured the services ola
distinguished graduate Of Yale College, and late
Principal OF an Academy in Pennsy yana, vino
will assist him in the labors oi'the school room.
Students are advised to apply early, but ad-
mlttancc may be ha, at any time during the Ses-
sion. Communications addressed to the sub
scriber at New London, Pa, will meet with
prompt attention. JAS. B. MCDOWELL.
Oct2 Principal.