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List OF Patents


r,usd fro. a. DATED State. Paie.t onss for ~ vsss
saSiae J~.s q lss2
(c.-t.ny Prepared Sor ne =. r. rnssss1
Alexr. Barclay, of Newark, N. J., for
MseAip. Tor Washing and Amsssmsins Gold, etc Dated
Js.l h. B....tt, Of Cincinnati o. for Improvement i.
Valves e,r PgnPs Dated JsBo z, it52
Christi c. Brand " Ledysnd, Coon. Tor Improvement
4" B.mhLsbce for Killing Whales Dstes June x iso~
Merrill Covin, OF Ro h.sts y for improvement In
Aaron D. Crane; Of S;w.r. y for improvement In
Horse PsweIh DARED June p 1872
Aim. ', Cro-. OF W.shnF o. Ct for improvement ia
D;.L p'dsr, Of H.e.s'ils u tor Improved "fo"ss'
WIN o. Gnyer, Of 3, . on, Mas. and wm z. Baker, Of
Roa6u'y Ma: for Improvement in sewing h'cine' p'-
eh,mi.b Hodge. of North Adsm.. Mas, for Improve
neni ia FOst Cor DGed June . 1851
JBo Krsuser Of reading Pa, for Improvement In Clover
VIM S LoughhO OugD, q vic,sr n Y for Inorovemeas
il Dhid.d Railroad Ia, Ass: ns'ed June y lSo% J.,
Step. and Bes in,, Of II Spindle. Dated Juos p s52
Niohs g. Norcrcss Of Lowell Mas, for improvement In
iSl Pstsi.' Of Se~ YORK n y for Improvement in
Ba, hine. for Preparing FlOcks Dated June u lSo2
Nm Lindsay, OfSsw YORK sa y y s; io' improvements
Dsyid Swartz, of Thonss Brook, Va, fer Improvement
il Flows Dard June 2, lS52
s r. WilmOI Of N,w-Hsyen. Conn., for improvement 10
Tme-Pie~es Dated June z lS1
Chss Hes, Of Birmingham England, Tor improvement 10
Imitation stone Dated June ID 1882 Patented In Ens
land, April &c, ls4s.
REISSUES
Fredk J. Asstin OF NewYOrk, ". Y for improve nent
in the Mschi'e for Cutting Pager aud T1mmips Book.
Patented June IT, ls4l Ane-aated Dec l6 $780, Resaed
June - 1854
Han iIton B. Hiram T. Lawton. of Troy, ". Y for I'm
prvemeBt in Batting Of Cotton aud other sbrous Material
Patented May I3 1872 RerSued June y, 1852.
Sanl D. Nose, Of Albany, n. T., for Design for Paror
Steve. Dated June 2, 1882
S.ml ID. NVse, of Albany, ". Y, for Desgn fsr CsA
Suve. Daleo June ? 1852
Sanl u. Wee, of albany, n Y, for Design for BOX
stove. Dated June p, 1852.
Ssml. u. Vsse. of Albany for Design for aParior
Co X Stove Dated June q, 1852.
Nm T. S.nd.. son OF Trov n Y assigned to Rsnben
n Finch Sr & Reuben r. Finch Jr. Of Psekskii. " Y
for Design for DUNG Room StJve. Dated June ~ SoI
: W Gibbs of Albany y, y Asignor 20 Nsth. HAM
son Cha.. of Philadelphia Pa for Design for Cooking
Stove Dated June p, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
THE LATE STORM.
Great Eail-SIorm in Connecticut.
Couss9oaaeHce offte N.Y. Tribune.
WEST CORNWALL, Conn, June 22 ls5a

WEST Cornwall, Conn, June %, ls52.
We have enjoyed fine showers for sew
oT successive days past with occasional spdnngs OF
bail uron the adjacent hills but never withia the mem
or OF "tns oldes, inhabitan" have we been visited
With storm Ike that Of today
ABB 2och eS r NJ heavy shower passed over
from he nortslvest sruth east Immediately followed
by ill II hsilsu res few Of which Eete lees "a an oe
bali Inch IN diameter Several werr picked ~ ~ tue
fztIs mea'urug four, five six and even serca lachss
IN circuuierpce Fortuua.ab q, this time Ile Sind
had abatcc and comparatively lttls iD lry do, o.
Truly yours PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
The Sioux TREArr.-We arc informed

that the Senate, IN Executive Session, on fues-
day, Tntihrd the trtaty entered into with the Up
per SIOUX Indians for the ceSsion If their lands in
the Minnesota Territory The treaty rs orri.
nnily made provided for n reservation ten miles ia
width on either side Of the Minnesota RIVER: but
It l. understood that this provision was struck out
by the SENATE and that in lieu OF it, the annnties
were increased, and Discretionary authority con-
iened upon the President in regard tn the srlec.
ton OF lanc IN other localities for occupation by
ire ihHishs' IRepub.e.
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ogceA
County.

DtsCoSIlSU ED.-Raine's Tavern. Cumle4sud Corrty
Va; Ssse Creek TazeweL County. Va Oak Lava Bxker
County, 90 eem0uL Pont0toc County, bliss san Mi
Euel San Miguel County New-MsxSco; CyuLhieHa Wag-
pe6 County, Iowa.
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POst-0mce Operations.

The Postmaster General has established
thefcowing new Post Offices for the week ending Jaac
10 l~l9:
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feb ,,,kswit and lake trout arrived from Ia Po,rse
Al Other places the lake, BY the ass tps 81 the Al
|, gupouiu and Baltimore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
Rics.,s Safes Us,s.iya1ed.

EpGEpRLp COURTHOUSE, S. G., Auguat ., 1852,
Messrs STEARNS MARTIN Successors to Rich Co.. No. l4s
Water street. NewYork GESrLRNIt with pleasure
have to inform that the fire which and
others aso the all books
your purchased your agent Charles
Mr. L. NJ Hatch The built Of pitch pine
truly terrific The crowd rdenlsd the dss Of
thing standing such fir LOST confidence in the
Upono eg tnex day. the of those who witnessed the
the greatest astonsnont prevailed when they everything
side the Safe perfect aud without STAIN except what the
saannnder.
We shall call upon you month select another SAFE remain
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS Il CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity Of RICH
SAFES considered that
artces represented
in either of the great NewYok
Chteotbe, Ohio; Wetmpkn, Aa.; Rodney
O., that the ESPECIALLY SINCE THE HI
DUCToN OF PRCES bears proportion the value such
reliable depository for books ewe and other sna
manufacturers has for sale large stock good
CO.'S SALAANDER SAFES, and prepared prove by
ony several Of the respectable merchants III this
cities that entire confidence be placed tbs article
ISAAC
sep10 dAWtf estreet
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Worlds Safe Company.

VIE attention OF the public IS called to the
IA utility superiority Of these Safes Safes
made entire principle. We first form
made from plates bars around which eoupc.
ee to the shse dr and capable q resisting bowao ~
she leaves no bolts strap iye for the
put them Neither the burning impress
sion the solid mass, lined It'll with proof WALL
We hesitate saying, that these Safes with
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository money
sl.s We further there's sey Of the popular
often brokeninto, AS experience has demonstrated.
This Company prepared furnish short notice SAT
BANK VAOL of Sizes Banking Institutions Mercantile
E all which will warranted Powder
Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
Nupo efha above Sas Lock4 together with Newes
Pnuopsc Bank Lock- she Office Of W. W. WHrK No,
Esmn Ii A1apt Cam
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REYNOLDS cures CANCERS, soA1.D
NEw ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body

READ 1T.
NO. /.
r. r. r.
RHDWAY'iS RE.ADY RELIEF
s THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN Anew SECONDS.
I. will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
RAJ sii saS
mrERNALANp EXTERNAL.
ease 10 the most 'ormsans
TO THE SICK AND PAIN.sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS
IL on &c isPs s ss5 & II g
M II f.
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF d HUNDRED,
s sEGRAhals IN IN e osR h 19gas.
$sSSE ga 4 IA SS H3sSrrs.
sEAnfs n E E!SHsss
sHASs + s s s5$f S SSHHs
eS sF5s4 NoS fRSs s s aHss bEsHs
zf sis sssis s
SICK HEADACHE.
stomach,
poisonous acids Of the 'y' PREVENTION
sys s ts .d III q g. VII
torpor and fatigue. -
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Il oTss rhnu KS sss
ninuecheks the most distressing discharges and will speedily
'''A''' '-' SNN''' NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY. '4
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost mrseuIousi
nqsns hs the
aaon departing PAIN y haa thousands Of the
sso Z ri i In It
s s i s s
pains.
PAINS RELLEVED IN FIVE AIFUTEs.
RAILWAYS READY stop exerucsta
months BY Rheumatic ans 80
from to whose with
% % sss
s % as @ s
ss sns hs
townn the Union for the Inst four tested
CHILL FEVER.
CLLLLG STOPPED IN a FEW MLNUTES-PALN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY
RADwAYs READY RELIEF acts like charm all otCh
with health strength and secretion
PAINS OF ALI KINDS.
sure to ssrs M lave ha
M Si H sss9 vs
Sow minutes stop pain and quietly eaas
RAILWAY q Co.. is9 Fulton street, NswYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., l5l Charrea street, Nsworleans
General Agent who will supply desera tho country at HAD
way ''p''ss rn1cE;
LARGE 90
MEDIUM az az
~ Sold also by G. n MoRRssoN Magazine street, By
az sor r. r. o. RxbWAYs REApYREEF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, r rn
g JOHN MscARTY PLUMBER No. ls Camp erect 10. aS.
various ses FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS PUMPS COCKS
COOKING RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER etc. etc..
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION - LET LEAD
Ship and Steamboat work promptly repairs
promptly eB- CHARGES MoDERATE d. All orders
aaDal
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EHEALTH, ECONOMY AND REFORM Il

-RA. r Y M L d Y FOR
EVERY DISEASE, AND
NO CHARGE FOR AID
VICE. "A. KENDALL a
Co, Sole Propristors Of The
ELECTRICAL FEBRi.
FUGE, pnrivaled remedy
for Fevers Of every grade
KENDALL's CHOLERA
SYRUP, for Bowel Com
plaints. ,-.- ~.
SOUTHERN ALTERA.
TIVE, n Blood Purifier.
UTERINE PILLS, The
Females Friend.
TEMPLEMAN'S STIM-
ULATINGI.ININIENT,e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

Harmony Diyision No. 10, 9. Of T.The following are the
9ssra this Division for the present JAMES BRsGs W. P
W. MousI ST. WM HoRNsEcK, A. R. ST. JANIS GovAS,
b ss M L.; CaAs bsINks u RoGT G1Ess A
Charlas s.Fnet - 'N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

Odeen Temple OF Honor No. 5-Mee.a every THURSDAY
EVENING" O'clock Temple Hail. Tchoupteuas street
o s for tas present sr~ ending Oct 81 1854
DER A. Ri S. MoRsAN, W. r R.; R. PoLLARp W. t.;
Bssnsn w u losHuA Dow, W. D. u. j. B. PArrIsoN, W. CT
N. W. WooLyaRroN, w. S. myS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

Crystal Fount Division No. A, g. of T.-nsets every
ats o'clock at Temperance Hall No. IS ST. Charles
street, Officers for the enauing
snSwN W Al G. P. RIae, r. H W. ELLs A. r. s.; BoorH
WATSON, l. ST. X. W. PowsLi, 0.S jy21
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MEDICAL NoTIoE-DR LOCKWOOD, who
RRUGs, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC.

NNOok5' taHD1OiLe11hJ, I I1itf u1nIIt 7 I1iO'
The ubacriber would respectfully call attention of Planters
and Families his recently received stock
found FRESH GENuNE would partculari1e the following
English Qninine Howards Blue Mass Hyd Poasa Mophes
all the preparations of Cod Liver Phosphate
Rouse and Jules HauaD nery Medicines variety i've
barrels purs Honey etc., etc. TIOS. RANKIN,
and Cam
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.


,Es- PHIL ApELfIIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE
No. 80 Gravc S. RoBB Co., Gate Robb Faitban} con-
New Goods their
ro TO offer to
oo,ys; sADDLERY saddIery HARDWARE HARNESS, LEATH.
Err TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RJBHEis
GOODS; AppLEs COACH, HARHEsss AND TRUNK MAKERS;
MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
s1s- pnrrhis4rs ere invited 70 call sia sn
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1t was very beautiful to watch all these mani
festations; for | did watch them, first from my
own window, then in the house, in the midst of
the lonely family, comforting when could not
aid, and sharing in the griefs could not lessen.
Under the new influence, the boy gained such
liyeliness and spiritualism, that his face had an
angelic character, which, though it made young
Jessie feel q strange kind Of loving awe for the
sick boy, betokened to me, and to her mother,
that his end was not far off.
He was now too weak to sit up, excepting for
a small part of the day and feared that he
would soon become too weak to teach, even in
his gentle way, and with such a gentle pupil.
But the Latin exercises still held their place
the books lying on the sofa instead of the table,
| and Jessie sitting by him on stool, where he
could overlook her MS she read; this was all the
changes unless, indeed, that Jessie read aloud
more than formerly, and not always out of a
Latin book. Sometimes it was poetry, and
sometimes it was the Bible that she read to him;
| and then he used to stop her. and poured forth
such eloquent. such rapturous remarks on what
he heard, that Jessie used to sit and watch him
like young angel, holding converse with a
spirit She was beginning to love him very
deeply IN her innocent, girlish, unconscious
way and used to see her bounding step grow
sad and heavy, as, day by day, her brother like
| tutor seemed to be sinking from earth so fast
Thus passed the winter, poor Mrs, Lawson
toling Palhuliy NJ her task, and Herbert fall
ing into death in his; but with such happiness
| in his heart as made his suferings divine de-
| lights, and his weakness, the holy strength of
| heaven.
lie could do but little at his paper cutting
now, but still he perseyered; and his toll was
well repaid, too, when he gave his mother the
scanty payment which he received at the end Of
the week. and felt that he had done his best
that he had helped her forward-that he was no
longer an idler supported by her sorrow-but
tnat ne had braced the burden of labor on to
ms own shoulders also, weak as they were, and
had taken his place, though dying, among the
manful workers Of the world. Jessie BROUGHT a
small weekly contribution also, neatly sealed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
S9gs!ssaSl, EN4UiRE Il.
ann MouNING. FEBRUARY 90 1852
EOsSUTii IN THE WEST

]. ;r,,,,ion from Brown County, Ohio, have
nes.n,ed 10 kossu1n 200 stand Of arms 10 md MN IN ache
a.; ,h ;d.,endepce OF Hungary We had hoped that the
;,,. Maayar wanlI have enough, In his visit 10
,bouron 10 satisfy him of tie utterly desperate chahce
IF attaining an o:ci. recognition "i The objects ol us IN
,rvsuion mission aud that he would have contentcd NM
eli win the .u,a;eria All" rendered him By Individuals
Ru inc wild coIsiasn which has marked his progress IN
n. West seems 10 nave revived his hopes OF Official ad
brons the rhound public scn,imen upon The deoera-
lions OF Congress The following the closing paragraphs
Of his soecch before the Legislature of Oho
ASH ,here are remarkable condolences. Inc S'ae q
Ohio qnJ myself aGre Ike age. The very year "te
framed was born by OFetS' Ra
cluavs h,ared Nth intense interest al tic name "' ono
was as ii something importance: Jay hteaeHJo
me in thu. name witch my future was oouh' ny VIC
y.rv yea, of nv nativity TINS I.y my aoao"S are re-
allied. nj. r 49, o,on,
Tbc secc- conc j. ;la! the tidngs OF Inc present
dv will lust reach Washington city when the Senators U!
,hH United States 81; in judgment about me question:
Of international law. and pronounce upon your country
f,arn policy Oar hos given lis vote By the resolutions
n in non 10 ca-: anG Oo is Of the bstSHeS Std
of me Union Oh:cs Is -. got" OF i"u millions ~
VII. have lis weight in II: councils where me
Delegates OF the peoples sovereignty d Their go'! III u'
Ing the peoples Will"
Every where else bat in the West the hossu'n lever a
rears 10 be diving away aud The sangune advocate Of
ulervention must surrender all hope that our govern
rrnt will give the smallest encouragement 10 all changing
interference in the stormy affairs Vi Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The counties moving "rith much spirit The Democ-
NV of Jefferson county have hell! meeting, john Hum
pa;eys IL the chair and &. Fl Levi" secretary -andhe ol-
lowing e.nates were .onnayi delegates 70 the State
Convention by Committee, consisting .! Henry bednger'
". D. North, Ephailn Watson gni james HuE and the
nomination ratified By IL: meeting:
From, ChuyIes,ocn Preciqc Joaa r Gibson, George
Beall Col Bruy Davvnpott JAS " B:ie! Hume Butcher
FL l. Opie, c K 1ay Tor Jonn Humphreys lhos RawnS,
William Lucus, W,E Hawkns, Joseph Starry John
Moore ST. Benz Lucas. + VI Also ta, Capt John Row
an john Macariand, & GJVrc, Joseph Brown, Johh
+ Blessing Chas II Start and c II Lewis.
HarperS Ferry MAJOR Eeni Ma'fc, John u Nson, L
Li,lleiohn. VIM Stephens Geo Nancy, Geo Chambers
Thos Eu-ls.aw, Bell Alex Ally jeremiah Fuss,
YOUNG Wm North, Henry Miller, NJ hizmilc', \
WrIrti. John Fl S,:iirr aud J r y Dans.rfti! -,
SIerh.rIs.orn-l;.i.rv nodinger, JACOB Morgan ool
u.etl Lucas Or 4 :, Lucas, Jas Bur-, WIN kshIstine'
Minor Hurst Jonn " ysrn- Capt Rhnchu Jos f'ntlef'
,S,m'l Knott Jas y Osbournc. c,..,
Smitndsld-Joi,a II Smith, John Coyl'' Jacob Gilbert,
George Marphv FaInsw"r,h, Ephi4inl watson, Jon
II Si,sarman Jacob Gtuttc JOS ph Smith, Robt Bay
llr Capt Ab Bell S L Mnghini W w Throckmorton, Ma
,'Ianiel Sewers 49,,
AEernatss-Mos,s 5 Grantham, Or Q Funston John
w Luke, james " Gray, YIN F Richie, ) faimcr anu
I'm VI Dana
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HIIC pIDHlILA lE ~ ASHlNG

Y, be generally celebrated with great spirit "s we Sc
from the Washington papers. In Washington lily "'ei'
will De Congressional Dinncr-and on the same DAY Tue
aopI. Of Chareslown Va will have grand supper: Dr. L.
Smith will read the Farewell Address, Charles H. Ste%ar
r.o viii pronounce Inc Ora.on and the citizens Of Charest
,wn will mark their respect the nemury Of Washington
by illuminating their residences rs "evdence that the me'n
cv Il the Great and Good dies out from the hearts OF
a 8. otic people
IL metropolis hcTccu:rence OF this blessed hoy
dy i'll be hailed with than usual cordially and sp
Tomorrow Saturday. nigh, there will be at the Armory al
s.ndd EXHIBITION OF Fire Works They have been prepared
win great care and skill BY Capt, Dmmock, and will be OF
AZ unusual We .. Tie admission fee being only % cents
and the being intended o the benefit OF the poor o!
his City we trust that every body will attend
GA Monday next grateful hJnors will be paid to the mem
orv of Washington by volunteer military We are hap
Nv 10 learn from the SouthSde Democrat that the Petes
t.rp Grays" Capt. Scott contemplate visiting Richmond
on ,nduy next Join their brother volunteers in COM
=, .orating the Birthday Of Washington. We can assure
, that thew will be received with hearty welcome by
"a, citizens and soldiers OF The metropolitan City We learn
ln, they will be the OF that veteran aud excellent
co,?s the Richmond "Bucs"
Tine festivities OF the occasion will wind up on Monday
r. with grand State Ball at the Theatre, which prom'
as 10 he one Of the brilliant and agreeable scenes that
Eicr.ond has ever witnessed We hope that occasion
Ia - the beauty and manness OF tho cities and counties
a. V, gnia well represented
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Einr The ER1uirsr


1t appears in your report OF the proceedings OF The House
of Delegates that the committee Banks have rcpoi ted
asuins, the expectancy Of comforting the State me a.
poniment ui majority of the Directors OF The Banks
vet ,t thar the subject will be taken in hand by me Legs
ature-be discussed and brought 10 vote in the House or
the Senate.
feel Justified in asking be allowed 10 make one or Iwo
additional observations the subject.
have heart said that The change ought TO be made anu
vet that the making of il ought postponed until some
time hence when The subject Of renewing the charters OF c
Banks shall come up Tor consideration and decision Gil
rous logic rnl The Legislature should mol correct an ac-
Knowledyed wrong in existing Institution, or en@rait
upon CHI ngc confessed 10 be tor the better until hey
determine hd. the institution shall have renewed term Of
existence!
have hcar said that the change ought 10 be mlde tor
reason which has not assigned by this writer. That
reason was said TO be- that the Banks furnish the currency
oi the State and therefore, that they ought TO De under te
control of the Government oil the Stale concur IN tat
rca son for the change and it suggested 10 me few
tavs ago by member of the Bank committee was
pleased that conceived ar had received from another
reason sufficient for The change to be made nj some future
time trust he will examine any reasons mat
NAV have occurred him. been introduced TO his con-
temptation hy others, why the change should BE- deferred
DO not care what the is, or whence y comes IL
aho; be enough induce the change 10 know that hcc
GOOD an! Sufficient for IT, Bat the fact's ',t
the currency reason precisely the character with
the diriGsna re3n although the after Is not current WIN
every body. 4o'"iN'
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For the Enquirer.
SJlERIFl'S

question q: some Importance about which some u'et!
nf- exists BIZ presented 10 me fSccusN
Who are 10 90 the Shers of The Commonwealth alter drh
Cu,;s7 Are he JUSTICES who would have been The Sheis
under tic old Constitution, those IN Office III Inc aa"
nf tho Constitution entitled the office between Mafch aho
the election Ls The people This depends on The proper con-
,rucr,o OF the lrh cie Of the schedule TO the ne" Gun
sIiiunn The language which "al other persons In Of
m whe Thu constitution is adopted shall continue ~ o.
fcr ur lhr,r successors qualified" Whom dd me
Convention mean tho successors 10 Tue Shch' III "I
AZ The adptn:. the constitution Did ley mean uose o
Iusices Of th race would have In IN regular sue
uder tie old The Shciiis To De- elec'ed
~ ,. prnc under provision n the new constitution
Iipon this solution of the question must depend IL 'eg
meant by "succcssor- thu.e in office At The adoption OIL
he constitution the Justices ,sho would have been The Sie
i- inter March Court under old constitution then they
have provided FOR continuing in office the Sher; then IN OIL
flee t.l Marcia. provision Tor me c"hhu
ncc in office If shall succeed them nj hich 'i
the election by The people, But dlcutY suiho serious
hy that construction In the same article pv
sion made filing vacancies happening before the guam
6r,,n al the SUCCESSORS those in Office ut the adoption q"
IN. r.suf;n at for vacancies happening dicT'
r1r2S SUPPOSE Justice III succession qualcS as
Sh.,ii alMarcl Court and dies aitcr-ac would he"
nnhou,tlv HE the Sheriff IN ofhc2 1T me
hutton constitution; yet IL Is only ~ ~ vacancies
uuppc;rg before the qualification "i such SUCCESSORS ''
.rr urv,irn il uadc But further, IN the same section,
wien rr.dn. Tor Governor is expressly >ai'd iai
H. and his SUCCESSORS uadT The existing constitution Snail
c,nttnu. in Office e. From this il seems the Convention
,t,, m Ia continue lie, -! Shei in office, and To con.
.,nIa;. II succssos under then existing c"nsuii"n.
unless the OF tc happening OF vacancy, "hch Is
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A This is a question OF importance, please publish
the above suggestions they may elicit discussion from
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