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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

VIyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE, YOUNG WOMAN
w situation rs Cbambermad or TO help with the wash
ing an roping also good plain has objection
20 do light housework in small private family The best Of
city references be given. Wanteo also, by respecta
lady child board from four to five years old
The best of will he taken oft Please call at Ito West
Twentieth street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues Can
he seen for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL A SITUATION TO
w do chamberwork and take Of children, to do
fine washing and ironing Please call At 80 Greenwich
N for tMn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

VVNO LET-IN STANFORD, GONNA BEAUTIFUL
place for summer residence. The house contains ten
rooms with good cellar The garden and fruit trees
fine order producing abundance for the wants Of family
Good water location healthy Barn and stables Il
Immcdiate possession given. Apply TO r. d. NJ STEii-
BINS, No. 80 broadway, to 7. H. BROWN, Stamford.
Conn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

EOR SALE.-A GOOD HORSE, FOR FAMILY Or
other use; Is dark six years old 1914 hands high,
perfectly sound and gentle good traveller and will stand
Reecker,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

1NO LET-FURNISIlED OR UNFINISHED, TWO
Il fire large parlors first floor; also second
and third floors he had for three years or
house supplied with bath. gas &c Apply at G5 Broad
way 1hofc wishing it, be served with breakfast and
in their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

M ANTED-BY SMART, CAPABLE YOUNG WO-
W man, situation rs Chamhermad and fine Washer
And lroner Chambormad and to do fine Good
ferences. Please call at No. Amos street. Can be
{ n two DAYS
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VNANTED-A SITUATION BY rsSPECTA BILE
w young an, to do ohamberwork as,i waiting or to
Assist with washing and iron to do the TX of small
family Can give the best ct references Can be for
days at $50 Court street, four doors from Sacke
BROOKLYN,
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A CAPABLE, STEADY
w to do plain cooking washing and ironing. Is
CORD plain cook and excellent washer and ironer
do the general homework Of small family. No objection
Macdougal street. in the rear first floor. Good city re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-26

ITO RENT-NEAR THE TERMINATION OF TUE
Sixth Railroad two superior three story base
ment brick houses with the modern i'm Rent
S4O. Also two brown fronts Invent fifth street.
ll0l Broadway.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY GIRL WHO HAS
w been in this country year; has lived six months
her last places she Is first washer and ironer
would do the general homework Of sma family Please
call At No l26 Norfolk street. in the basement back room
Will wait for calls Monday and Tuesday.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-18

DIED--At Clinton. Allegheny county Pa,
N the Sth inst, Rev. THoNIs D. HIESI, son Of
the Rev. Thos. Hanna. u d., OF Washington,
Pa, in the oath year OfhisuEe.
On the ITlh inst. in this place, Mr.. RoBEKT
FERoUsoS. aged about 10 ysaTs.
On the ITth inst, JoHS, infant son of hi and
Sarah Rea, Of this place.
Near Hickory. Washington county. Pa. , on
the lot inst. Mrs. SAEAH CAMPBELL, wife Of Rev
u r Campbell, and daughter Of Rev. William
TaEgart. Belmont county OHIO, in the 2etn year
Of her age.
The subject of this notice in early life
dedicated herself to the God of her Fathers,
and became q member of the Presbyterian
Church, in the communion of which, Up to
the hour Of her death, she sustained the
character of a consistent and deTout Chris
tan. He natural disposition was emphatic
ally that of amiability and sweetness. Nat
urally modest and unassuming, yet she was
free to converse with all who visited her in
her af1iction. Her views of Christ and his
cross were bright and cheering, and her con-
fdence in Jesus waxed. stronger and stronger
as she approached the Jordan of death.
Her Affections, which were severe and pro-
tracted, were borne with unusual patience
and all who sat by her side were struck at
the sweet composure with which'she stared
death in the face.
She was asked, a few days before her
death, if she had not become wearied and
tired of her affections. She replied with a
sweet smile: 81 long to get home, but
know that as soon as Jesus thinks it best he
will take me home, and l willingly wait his
time !"
On the sabbath previous to her death, the
Lords Supper was administered in the
church of which her husband is the Pastor
She was heard to say to him, when he re.
turned; "You and | sat there together al
the last Communion; but | will not any
more eat and drink until that day when |
shall drink it new in my Fathers Kingdom
Thus comforted and buoyed up with the
hope of a glorious Immortality, she humbly
lay like a little child at the feet of her Sa.
viour, awaiting her appointed time. Al
length her death knell was sounded. She
seemed to know the voice. She Was ready,
and exclaimed: "My brother is here p
and her happy spirit took its flight.
In the decease of Mrs. Cambell society has
lost one of its lovliestmembers--the Church
of Christ, ore of its brightest ornaments
her two little children, IA affectionate moth
er; and her sorrowing lonely companion,
will ever feel the desolation of his hearth and
home, occasioned by her departure, and the
want of her c~ounsels and smiles in the va
rious duties of his calling Woodsfeld Spi,
rEt Of Democracu.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Isaac Honvilin,
vs..
Jacob tienyilin, reunion OF l"'l"oh


Isaac II~envilin,
Jacob Henyilin, A't''loh OF i"tAioh'
ct nj ct al.
JACOB IlEAVlLIN, Daniel fIrrTilin, Abra-
~ ham l~ieaVilin, Samuel d. iisnvilin. John ].
lieaVilin, Nancy IIenyiIin, Lydia lienvilin
james Sinner, and Mary Sinner his wife, SnmueI
BureIand and Elizabeth Boreland his wife. Simon
Bricker and Rhodn B ECKER his uils. with Jacob
b. Hcavilin, jr., Janet NJ. iieaviIin. Robert e.
i%lenviIin, Jrrusha lIcavilin, Levi Atkinson and
Penelope Atkinson his wifc, bril & the chiIdle en-
and heirs at law OF Stephen w, tIeaviiin, decd,
Will lake notice that II petition was flied against
them on the Eth day of February. A. d., 1854,
IN the Court OF Common Pleas. in and Tor tina
county Of Harrison, in ths State Of Ohio, and ID
now pending, wherein the SAID Isaac llenvilin
demands partition Of the follow ing Real Estate,
10 wit: The west half Of section No. -, in town
ship No. Him rnnge No. 5, beginning for the
same at the southwest corner Of snid section;
thence north / degs, east SO and 2 -lOtIs perch
es TO II stone at The northwest conner thence
south 80 dsgs. east, S. perchcs to n stone, on the
north boundary line sf Iaid section; thence south
81 dogs, east lS3 and l-l0th perches to the south
boundary line Of said section. where n stone
slnnds; thence north e9 deg, west l97 and l-lOth
pefches to the place of beginning, being Gig hty-
two and one-hult acres more or less.
Also, oil hetolISwing rnCtofLnnd 10 wit: The
northeast or. Of SECTION No. 30, in township No.
~. IN range No. 5, Of the lands sold at Steuben-
vile, with the exception of the west half Of the
Inst mentioned quarter secuon. which wns con-
vEeytd OF OF anld quarter by Samuel Ileavilin,
decd. i'll his lifetime. to one Edward Jones. by
deed bearing date July third, A. D.. 1919. and
described therein rs tollows: beginning for the
same ut a centre post on the north boundary line
OF said section; thence eaat % and 40 perches to
n post; thence south ll9 and 5-lGth prrches to
u post; thence weSt82 and = 10Th pcrcI to n post
thence north ll9 perches to the place OF beginning,
containing aixty.one acres aud thirty eight hun
drcdths OF an mere.
Also. ofIhe following tract, to wit Being a
partof III" sonth-weSt quarter OF section No. IS.
in TOWNSHIP No. II, in range 3, and beginning for
the same in tho south .east coraer OF said quarter,
thence south S9i deg, west II pcrchcs to a stone {;
thence north 81 deg, east asa perchss to II stone
on the eastern boundary OF said quarter section;
thence south by tina east boundary line % petoheS
10 the plnre of beginning. so as to contain three
roods and six and one-half perchcs, all Of which
described premises ara lying in the county of EIar-
rison, in said State Of Ohio. and adjoining and
being the snme OF which the said Samuel IIcavi-
lin, late OF snid county died seized and possessed
OF: and ut tho nsIt term Of said court application
will be made by the said Isaac I~Iravilin for al
order that partition may be made Of said prsni-
ses. J, SHARON.
fshll-Gt Attorney for Pc 'itisner.
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II II d TIE e. tn % ~
Fire and Marine

ENSU RANCE co NJ ".
TENIIE undersigned Agent for this old md well
established I%nSututi III, conunues To issue
Policies of Insurance against loss or damage by
Fire, also against the hazards OF Murine or In
land Transportation, at the current rntrs of pre-
MUM charged by other Responsible CompnHirI.
All claims, for loss, under Policies issued by the
undersigned, rill be promptly adjusted, and
paid by the General Agent Of the Company.
located ut Cincinnati. The loss pnid by this
Company in the Western Country, duript The
last 25 years, exceed e., 900 600.
jan7-lmo 3. w. PHILLIPS. Agent.
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ymtwnn.c Farm for S:s,r

' ME subscribers win sell at private pole 243
4 acres OF first rate land, lyins in good neigh
borh0OA four miles north.wesl Of Cadix, Ohio,
on winch is a good brick dws!lin: house. n dou.
bic barn, a good coal bank. and all rxcellen nj
fruit orchard. The said Farm i. wsll VIA tered
with about one hundred and seventy aclcs cleared
thereon. aud in II high safe Of cullivntIon. For
PARTICULARS enquire Of the subscribers. living in
CHdiE, or the owners. Il. Il. and 5. Gilmore. re-
siding on the premises.
SCOTT & BINGHAM,
fc5ll Real Estate Agents.
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Chair neutrality-suspicious.
Nj. Mcconnell, is still to be found
at the old place. prepared to accom-
modate all who may have any thing
to doin his line. Michael is a good
workman. and we have no doubt
will give full satisfaction to all who
may give him a call. See adyer-
tisemcnt in another column.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-18
BUSINESS & SPECIAL NOTICES

eRegulsr advertisers are entitled to a
notice under this head FREE. All others
will be charged full price.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-18

RE- DR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and SarsapariIla, put up in the
largest sized bottles contains more of the
pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other
preparation extant, which is chemically COM
bined with the extract Of Yellow Dock and
the extract of Wild Cherry, thus making the
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any
Sarsaparilla before the public. At the same
time it is perfectly free from all mineral poi
sons, which cannot be said of any other of
the S~arsaparilla compounds. The invalid
should beware of p~oisons! Mercury, Iron,
Quinine, Potash, Iodine, Sulpher, Arsenic,
and many other mineral and metallic p~oisons
enter into and form the active basis of most
of the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day.
GuySott's Compound Extract of Yellow Dock
and S~arsaparilla does not contain a particle
of these substances; as any one can ascertain
by applying the necessary tests. Let all
poisonous Sarsaparilla preparations alone,
and use Guysott's Improved Extract of Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thorough
y etficaclous, perfectly harmless and purely
vegetable. All kinds of disease yield to it.
genial influence. See advertisement.
Temperance Meeting---the time
changed.---'lhe Harrison County
temperance Society. will meet al
the Court liousein Cadiz, on Thurs
day, February 10Th, instead of the
23rdas first announced. Let every
Temperance man and woman in
Harrison County be at the meeting.
The meeting will organize at the
ringing OF the bell.
lty order,
J.. I. WOOD SncrniarH.
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Further News by the Pacific.

NEW ORh, CeU. 10.
FRANcE.-The Moniteur contradicts ru-
mors of fresh measures of severity on the
part of the French government. M. Monta-
lambert and several other members Of the
Consultiye Committee have resigned their
functions in consequence of the DEGREES re-
speeding the Orleans family. The Monitcur
also announces that the government will not
require exceptional measures 10 maintain
tranquility.
Three persons were arrested on the esd,
on the charge Of having been engaged in the
instruction on the 4th of December, and
forty-six others were arrested at Latet Ga
rome, all of whom are to be transported to
Cayenne.
M. Jules Favre, President of the Civil Til
bunal at Rhones, has been arrested on a war
rant. charging him with having melted the
inhabitants to civil war.
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no

A T my instance all attachu snt was this day
"A isanrd by VIM. Amrld, II Justice OF the
Peace, Of Cadiz Township Harrison County,
Ohio, against the goods. ~chattels, rights. credits,
monies and eRrctI Of c. Mrckmnn. II non resi-
dent Of said county. HENRY BOYLES.
DAleu lhis Sd day OF Feb. ls54. feb 1t
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JOHN PARKER, of Wheeling is authori-
ed to receive subscriptions and advertise
men for the Sentinel d Farmer. All
agreements made with him will be strictly
adhered to by US.
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CADIZ MARKET---February 1
s.,,SI

LOSI.
MN the road hslwsen this town and Norris
NJ Iawn, on tho evening Of lhe 29th OF January.
a Black NJ ufI, Of good qualify. ANY psrson
Hho viii ratutn or give Information Of The same
to me will Nc nberAlly rewarded.
fsb4 WIN. sI0TWELE.
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Oh! Cracky!--The Washington
Globe gives the name of the new
born princess of Spain. 1t is as
follows
Maria Isabel Francisco de Asis
Christina Francisco do Paula Fer
nanda Domingo Tomasa Lugarda
Lucia Blasa Teresa Antonio y To-
do Santos.
Well, that will do
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-18

EE-We know of no subject on which pub
lie opinion is so unanimous as the efficacy of
the Hoofand German Bitters. Persons who
have long been suffering from dyspepsia, dis
ease of the liver, etc, are Immediately and
permanently cured by their use. Procure
the genuine article, that prepared by DR.. c.
NJ. Jackson, at the German Medical Store,
No. 100, Arch street, below Sixth, Philadel-
phia. Those who are ailing should take our
advice, and try this wonderful medicine. 2
TIE JOYS OF CoNvALEECENCE.-There are
few sensations known to the human heart
more alive with sweet joy and peaceful hap
piness, than the consciousness Of returning
health. When sickness for months and years
has pressed the spirit down-when pain and
anguish have filled to the brim the cup Of
despair, how joyful to feel within the glad
some flow Of health
Such very often are the household Joy,
throughout the length and breadth of our
land, where the pale and CHASTITY Consump-
tive has been changed to one blooming pic
ture Of health, by the timely use Of that e1-
%cellent and long tried remedy, DR.. Wistar',
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. See advertisement
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Valuable EseNE Estate

hs$S to .ell the following REAL &sT$
Azz&zAM& ESTATE at private snl>, nn~
to wit: That we'll known Tavern slnn /, IN lie
town 0fCadiz, Harris, n county, Ohio, known nv
the mime of the National House, md Mt nrcS.
ent occupied by Thomas M'Cue; aituniS on the
corner Of SIeuhenville and Warren streets. oas
square west Of the Public Buildings. The House
is large and commodiouS tor n Public house. to.
sether with extensive ~Stahling, Sheds, &c, and
u good Wagon Yard. all in good repair.
Also.
One square OF Lots, comprising nearly one acre
of ground; separated from the stabling only by
IN alley. Said property is in the Immediate vi.
cinity Of The, terminus Of the Arm OF the Steubsn.
willie L Indiana Railroad. coming to Cadix, aud
is expected to he completed in less .thnu two
years from this time.
One Quito ndjoining the town lots OF said town
Of Cadiz, fronting on the Wheeling Road, con-
tanning nearly six acres. and on which there 10 q
good Coal Bank. Also,
One small Farm OF frat.rate land, oontaiuin,
seventy-six acres. lying in Green township, in
said Harrison cou lty, ,hros miles east Of Cndix
aud coming within II fow rods OF the " ellshurI
roNd. Said land 10 in n high state OF cultivation
10 IN good repair, and HIS on il II comfortable
dwelling house, and n bearing apple orchard o
grated fruit trees. There ara about fifty acre
%elsarsd, and n never milling spring of winter il
every neld, and is within three miles Of the snit
Read. The property win Mt any time be show
~ The undsrsigned or JoSsph Sharon. Esq. liyinI
IN CadiE. Terms ossy. Good titles made, ant
possession given on The hHt Of April next, II cal
previous to the time 10 made.
jin2S.2no THOMAS C. VINCENT.
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HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.

NO. u, MONROE Sr WHEELING. Va.
Y NHE subscriber has just received n complsts
L assortment of HHardW;are and Cutlery
OF every description in the line, for Smiths, Car
penters. Mill Wr'ghts and demonstrating, toseth-
er with Scythes, Sicklea, Scythe Snathcs, Soy the
Stones, Cram Cradles, Forks OF every description,
Shovels, Spades, Mattocks, mill and ~cross-cut
saws, bropd and c%hopping Axes. cnst. shear aud
Engliah Blister Steel. Rides. Machine Cards etc.
~toget"er with every variety IN the Hardware line,
ound ia the West SAMUEL NEEL.
msy7 Iy
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LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
tons to "!Sentinel s. Farmer" since
Feb. III 1852:
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Democratic mrctinQ
IN ARCHER

livery thing for tie cause, nothing for men"
The Democrats of Archer Town
ship, are requested to meet at the
house Of Gabriel Holland, the place
of holding elections in said town
ship, on MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1862,
at one O'Clock, L. NJ.
The object of the meeting is to eff
feet a thorough organization of the
party for the ensuing campaign, as
also to nominate a ticket to besup-
ported at the spring election.
Turn out Democrats of Archer,
and lot us have a free expression of
our feelings and opinions.
Many J emocrats Of ArcAsr.
'CADEX LODGE, NO. 1870. 4. O. D. +
sMsslA every FRIDAY EVENING, st G~o'clock
ia the Hall, adjoining the Market House.
CADEZ TEMPLE OF EEONOas, no. Sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall adj
dining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings on the Grst Monday
N evsry month.
MI H-ls-
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INDIGO--Twu cnses Madras aud Manila la
digo, a prime article. just received by
aoV5 PATThsoN 1 Co., SO Monroe 1t.
NUrMEGS-Uns case prime Mol NUthsgi
received and for sale by
no,5 PITTEEsos & Co, 80 Monroe at.
INSEED OIL Turpsntius. Alcohol and
4 Lard Oil constantly on hand Mt low rates
nOv5 PATTERSON & Co.. 30 MoBros st..
ID ED LEAD--Red Lead, Viii G Lead, d.
b and in oil; Lithargr. Nenitian Red aEt
Spanish Brown, constantly on hand and Tor "a
low BY PATTEtsoN & Co,
noV5 80 Monroe st., Wheeling. Va.
GOD LIVER OLA suPply Of Cod IiTsrO
I Hsrraated Iurs mud fresh. far sale nv
PATTERSON & CO..
nOV9.f No. 80, Monroe ST, Wheeling, Va.
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RAILWAYS INDICATED soar


~np"''" " "a" =" "" ''N'e "sSA
n e". II.
~, 80 Wv e"N"ay $3.50"
n go" y. 49,: ~. o.,ontn
Corn,,,io, ,io.,. $50 .;L Il. 49,
h.pIL my $50 """ :" '"e" "
WI ~
snn .n !" = !. p. u. ~" = -"
ia :" = u %:sI"n' I"t
~ ~ 80 )" ~. ~. nsps
Nvi'h s"-;"e Nv" ~ ~ y"
~ ;" .i"s''t. wy s''seI "oh.
..."a III" 80. ""oi"s s'"'"iJ
N 800 """.n
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Ior ~ I.u ...J.u ...
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r.. T.. II.

Science, By SUbjsctn. the Laws Of Chssis
the skill u Man, hsI eontibztsd 10 hiss
and happiness, by stopping tie m0sfs
aud sewers panEs OF pain in an insfahf.
aud curing the most obstinate ehroRls
comrlainis in
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THE FRENCH CoNsTITuTIoN.

The late arrivals have brought us
the new French Constitution, as jus.
adopted and promulgated 30 the
people of that nation We have nc
time or room for comments. Blu
we trust it will be carefully reaC
and considered. fit does not pile
up the power on the President ther
we are mistaken. What use ht
will make of this vast power, re,
mains to be seen.
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'MORENEW GOODS byEXPRESS
* d.,
"HoPNnN, Va.

TNANNER'S OIL Ten barrels Tanners Oil
i No. l and ,, just received and Tor mle BY
noV5 PITTEGsuS & Co. SO. MonrOs ct.
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w AOO' ~ 10 IAN Nv w " liz AL
year.
Art. 20. The Senate is composed, list, Of
the Cardinals, Marshals, Admirals; I'd, Of
the citizens whom the President of the Re-
public deems fit to elevate to the dignity OF
Senator.
Art. 81. The Senators are not removed
BILE, and are for life.
Art. S2. The functions of Senator are gra-
'%tuitous; nevertheless the President of the
Republic may accord the Senators, by reason
of the services rendered and of their position
asrespects% fortune, apersonsl donation, which
shall not exceed 80, OoOf. yearly.
Art. rs. The Presidents and Vice Presi-
dents of the Senate are named by the Pres
'ident of the Republic, and chosen amongst
the Senators. They are named for one year.
The salary of the President of the Senate is
fixed by a decree.
Art. "A. The President Of the Republic
conyokes and prorogues the Senate. He
fixes the duration of its session BY a decree.
The sittings of the Senate are not public.
Art. rs. The Senate is the guardian of the
fundamental pact and Of the public liber-
ties. No law can be published before being
submitted to it.
Art &c. The Senate opposes the publica-
tton--1st, of laws which may be contrary to
or affect the Constitution, religion, morals,
the liberty of worship, the liberty of persons,
equality OF the citizens before the laws, in
volatility Of property, and the principle Of
the indsnovi6ilits of the magistracy; and, Of
those which may eudanger the safety of the
territory.
Art. e. The Senate regulates by 9 SEN
GtGs ConsElei 1. The Constitution Of the
colonies and of Algeria; 2. All that has not
been provided for by the Constitution, and
which is necessary to its maintenance; 3. The
Specification of articles of the Consultation