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Mpa PAnrrnoror As BRrLLfANr A. Evkh-AUs
parsngton IL .s,il In the field and ~ % to spesk
wiun,ns new isurels In the Boston Post, Of Wed
nesday last she thus speaks about military men and
things:
"Did the guard present arms to you, Mrs. Part
inrton !" asked the commissary. as he met her at
,bs opening OF the marquee. "You mean the cen
tuTy y said she smiling. "You see soldiers re-
lie should know all soldiers terminatons. Ihave
heard 80 much about the tainted field that believe
would deplore an attachment into line myself and
manure them as well as an officer. You ask me II
the guard presented arms. He did'nt, but sweet
little man with an epilepsy on his shoulder and a
smile on bis face, did, and asked me II ! wouldn't
go into tent and smile / told him that we could
both smile as well outside, when he politely touch
ed his chateau and left me-" The commissary pre-
herself "rhs is one of the seats of war, sup
pose r. said she. "Oh what hard lot soldier is
objective tot and don't wonder mite at the har
denne influences Of . soldiers life" ''What Is that
for T. asked she, az the hose at a cannon saiuted
her ear. II hope they amt firing on my account
There was soicitude In her tone as she spoke. ana
che was informed that was only the governor
who had Just arrived upon the field. Dear me !!
said she chow cruel Il is to make the Old gentleman
come away down here, when he Is go feeble he has
to take his staff with him wherever be goes" She
was SO affected at the idea that she had to take
few drops of white wine to restore her to equiibri
um and 10 counterfeit the dust of the tainted
field" brave entertainment was hers, and as she
reviewed the troops many sword cleaned its TIL
bute many banner bowed in salute, many whit
plume nodded to the relict OF the great corporal
The governor thought it was all for him. Perhaps
il was.
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MEXIco.-We have been favored with the peru
sal of several private letters from Mexico and from
Vera Cruz, from parties of high social position,
which state that the political decentralization of the
country is spreading very rapidly, and that the Gov
eminent is almost powerless to repress the disaec
ton. Several ofthe writers compare the present
state of Mexico to its condition during the latter
part of the Administration OF President Arista who
was so easily overturned by Gen. Uraga two years
since and all unite in asserting that the ten millions
received from the United States forms the only CO.
hesive power OF Santa Annals Conveniently. o.
Pic.
MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.-A young man named
John Macarthur on night before last accidentally
killed Miss Jane Desmond to whom he was pay.
ing his addresses. He was sitting In company with
her, in q room at the residence of her parents, on
Mound street, near Seventh, and, observing a gun
standing in the room, picked it up capped it, and
remarked that he was going to put out the light by
exploding the cap. He pointed the gun at the can
die and fired, the lady being in direct line with
the muzzlc of the gun, which, unfortunately, was
loaded the charge entered her side, killing her al
most instantly. Macarthur gave himself 10 custody
yesterday morning, and seeks investigation
Cincinnati Commercial, dug. %.
In Baltimore a countryman was passing down
North street, with his wagon, when one of his
wheels came of, and he discovered that his Inch.
pin gone. After searching for it some time, he
offered the boys who congregsted shilling to
whoever would find it. They joined in the search,
and in a few minutes one OF the boys brought him
what he supposed to be the pin. Having adjusted
the Wheel he paid the shilling and started off but
the other side came off, and he found that the
young rascal had stolen the pin from one of the
other wheels to obtain the reward.
Mr.. Degnean, who was amusing himself by firing
off pistol at New Orleans, last Thursday, acct
dentaily shot himself in the breast, and is not ex.
pected to recover.
Grape vines grow In California with great rapid
ity. Jeems put saddle on one, some time since,
and in the course of single night was carried up.
wards of 81 miles
Glasgow paper, describing Mr.. Coughs lee.
lures to the fair sex of that city, excaims with
thusiasm, Three thousand ladies hanging on the
lips of one man."
The expenses of the new Boston theatre will be
$4,000 per week.
On and after the 1st of October, the circulation
OF foreign bank notes, below ten dollars will be
prohibited in the State of Ohio by law passed las
winter.
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Virnelson w B Varne J D
Vaughan w H Viers J P
MEDICINES.

GPEAK OF ME- AS YOU FIND; NO
- THING ExTENUATE. NOR AUGHT SET
DOWN IN MALICE MTRuTH IS MIGHTY
MoTaEs AsS bASsaTER CURED :.
Hampshire county, V "a, March nstp i, 1854
Mr.. E. P. CooPER-Dear Sir: Agreeable your
request, and my desire to benefit the afflicted,
a.s Of 70 GT
was taken with q violent PALPITATIon, or rather
ued several days; it seemed though my heart had
almost forgotten its Office. The family become alarm
ed and procured a bottle of the valuable Medicine
and before had taken near one bottle of this TING
TURE OF HAMPToN's, was entirely relieved.
This is the THIRD INSTANCE of relief IN my, fami-
three years ago was laid up with ULcERAr1oN OF
MY ANKLE. from the effect of what is called milk
Leg had lost all taste and appeite and the sore,
way around my ankle, rejected every effort to heal
it, until procured Hampton's Vegetable Tincture ;
one bottle OF which restored my health, healed my
ankle, and am freer from swelling than for the last
THIRTY YEARS.
Asain one of my daug hters was very low from Sc.
dysentery, and when she began TO sit her feet
commenced swelling. which increased every day and
began 20 be very painful-she used bottle OF HAMP-
TONS TINcTykE; the p pain, wsIe ss:uaged the
her legs bandaged with strips of wooden until her
strength returned; have been thus particular, that
Others under similar circumstances might be induced
TO avail themselves Of this remedy.
Yours with respect
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify that am personally acquaint
ed wi h Mrs. Edwards and can safely recommend
the above statement to be correct.
Z. r. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge, Hamp shire county, Va.
UDelicate Ladies and children will please give it
trail
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Com plant, Scrofuls.
Az a female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
L Co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, fredericksburg
& MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Drugxists md
Storekeepers evsrJwher
Ur@l Der bottle /; 8 bottles Tor ~
au 25-d&cta
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ARRIVAL OF THE WAsHINGroN.-The steamship
Washington has arrived at New York, but her dates
are not SO late as those by the Europa, which we
have already published The Washington brings
a full compliment of passengers and large freight.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
SATURDAY MORNING. sEfTEMsER 3. 1854.

- The authorship OF the following beausifu
NEE b not known. They arc said to be copic
ON - late English Magazine They must hav
eca written By one who possesses ",hc power an
10 faculty divine"
PHILIP, MY KINGl
Look 1t mc with thy large brown eyes,
Philip my Kings
For round thee the purple shadow lies
ofbabyhoods regal dienities;
Ley on my neck thy tiny hand,
With Loves invisible sceptre laden;
am thine Father to command,
TIN thou shall fiud thy Queen handmaioen'
Philip. my King
On the day when thou goest awooing,
Phillip, my King,
When those beautiful lips are sueing,
And, some gentle hearts bars undoing.
Thou dost enter, love crowned, and there
Si,tese all glorifed. Rule kindly,
Tenderly. over thy kingdom fair.
For we thst love, alb. we love so blindly 81
Philip. my King
gsze from thy sweet mouth up to thy brow,
Philip, my King
Ay, there lies the spirit, all sleeping now,
That may rise like giant and make men bow
As TO one Godihroned amid bis peers.
Ny son than thy brethren, higher, fairer,
Let me behold thee 10 future years;
Yet thy head ncedesh circlet rarer,
Philip, my King
A wreath, not Of gold, but of palm, one day,
Philip, my King
Thou, too, must tread as we tread, way
Thorpy, aud bitter. and cold, and gray;
Rebels within thee and foes without
Will snatch at thy crown; but go on, glorious
Martyr, yet monarch, till angels shout
As thou sittest at the feet Of God, Victorious
Philip my King
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FALL RADEl 1854.

RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ of the Merchants of Virginia North Caroliaa
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
of CHINA AND EARTHENWAkE, of his own di.
rect importation. embracing many new and desirable
patterns and shapes, and general assortment of Cu
Moulded and Pl.in GLASSWARE. LOOKING
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell as good terms as any
repackng house in the United States and to use his
best efforts to give entire satisfaction
STONE-WARE, of the best quality at factory
prices.
n. B. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods
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EXPLOSION. boiler of steamer on the riv
er Racine, Wisconsin, exploded few days ago.
One man was killed and several badly scalded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

DEcAprrArIoN-A telegraphc dispatch to the
Baltimore Patriot states that several Know No
thing" clerks in the Washington city post office
are to be decapitated Immediately
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02
SNEAD & COOKE,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,


ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
THHE undersigned having formed a 90.
l. partnership for the practice OF Law In Abe
marie, will practise regularly In the County and Cir
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held in Charlottesville.
Ali professional business entrusted to the firm, will
receive the attention of both parties
~ Claims secured and collected, and remittsnces
promptly made
BURWELL w 6NEAD
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address b. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, r. I.
COOKE, Palmyra Fluvsnns, Va.
BURWELL w SNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give his prompt attention to all professional busine
entrusted to him in that county.
REFERENCES:
NEW YoRR-Messrs. Greenway, Brothers & Co;
Compton Turner; J. r. Jafray q Sons; Robertson
Hudson; Ward, Babcock l. Co; Ely Myxstt. il, Il
Col Levi Cook CO.; A. Frothin CHAM Co., Hen
rvs Smith and Towpshend; Beebe n Co
DEMONSTRATIONS Bsusher, Fisher Co.; Ball.
Chriss Co.
RicHAoND-Msssrs. Wardsworth, Turner Co;
Parker. Bayly Nimmo; Warren 4 Perkins Kent,
Paine Kent; Hubbard, Gardner L Co.; Deane
Brown; Thos. L Chas. Ellis; Geo. w GretfeI; w. r.
Butler Co; John N. Gordon Son; flsnnssan,
Stoke Co. 10 23-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

ACCIDENT man named Delnon was killed last
Wednesday night whilst passing through the tunnel
of the Harlem Railroad, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

EXECUTORS NOTlCE.--All persons
IL having claims against the setAts Of Jsmes Do
sher deceased are requested 70 present them. pro-
-'A' "''a's' LEWIS D. cRENsHAw,
jyll-h tExseator Of james boshsr, decd.
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/ DAVID CURRY, Boor =

AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, 1260
Main street, takes this method of informing
his customers and the public that he has lust
IeIafRed iIom the North with large lot of excel.
supply of BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Trunks. Va
Ices and Carpet Bags suitable for ladies' misses'
sentiemeRs and servants wear, to which be invite,
.ttentton. Having employed Mr.. James Bolton 10
attend to his sales and manufacturng pa tmeufs
customers may rely upon getting suited at all times
JAMES BOLTON respectfully announces to his
friends and the public that he has formed business
connexion with Mr.. David Curry, I26 Main street.
and will hereafter devote his whole time and atte N.
ton to the sales and manufacturing department of
Mr. Curry's establishment
The superior style of goods sold by Mr.. Curry for
that his old friends and tho public can at all times
be well served by calling at the store No. 126 Main
street.
j. b. takes occasion to say to his old friends and
former customers that he will md all orders
tor Boots and Shoes loft at Mr.. Curry's store.
23-12t
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TO NY UsTOM E RS, FRIENDS

II AND THE RubLtN.-t nave resumed business
on my own account, and am now receiving hand
shsii continue 20 add to my stock from week to
week. until Set full supply. NJ goods VIII be
itesn ana clean, nnvinx disposed Of the Ole stock
csstomers friends ana the public 70 call ON me at
my old stand, IS Main stssst ter dersg to each my
pesonal attention when they shaI pissss 90 call on
me. THEO. kOBEHToON.
Importer Of Hardware and c.,lsry,
su f6-1ms No Is Mas q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

TRY HUTGHESON'S UNRIVALLED
u OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Threats or Brsasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness In the Baek
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
II cures Piles speedily.
Il relieves Sore Throat or Breast Immediately.
1t cures Saddle Harts, Scratches or Sore Eyes Of
HUTcHEsONs OINTMENT h prepared With
great care, and never fails 70 give satisfaction.
The afflicted are invited to give Il trial, and II u
ehosIa not accomplish what g claimed for IT, then
call It : humbas, and dsmsnd ycur money.
The proprietors hsvs In their possession any nun-
Der Of esrticsfss, from some Of the most respects
Bile stissns Of visisi. ard other statss saumbsr Of
W. H6TCHEs0N = CO., Amsterdam, Va.
ooiA Wholesale and retail, By
RURCELIs, LADD CO, end
nh li-dks6n DOVE = co. RlshnoaA VI
CUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDY
~ for medicinal pusposes for s.l.by
OWEN b. HILL, Dru rskt
sa9 Market kiaes, f.AaAha d.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,

MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
4t1 between 5th and 9Th streets, and nearly oppo-
size the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TOMBs, FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style ofthe art.
ner not to be surpassed here elsewhere.
The public respectfully Invited to call and ex.
anime specimens of work executed by them, az the
best test OF their merit. jy 18-d5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWA
ANE DEALER IN
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl Tor l4ih) Street,
RICHMOND, VA
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ROYAL PARRISH, COMMISSION Mkk-
IN CHANT, having located permanently in the
friends and Others Of Wheat, Flour. Tobacco. Corn,
osta, Bacon. Batter Lard. and the productions OF
To husinsss 10 share . portion OF public patronage
his ofce Ct present IL 81 Butler Tinsleys Cary
street also offer my ssrvices 70 buy any article in
this market formy friends.
l-fmdkc-
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$5O0,0O0

- &oIU, UUV
In order to facilitate the consummation of this
great enterprise, and establish it beyond the posi-
bilty OF doubt as to its legality Mr.. E. Waterbury
begs leave to announce that he has removed to
Georsetown, D c., where he offers advantages not
20 De obtained in any other enterprise its perfect
liest period. =
All orders for these beautiful Gift Certificates from
the country, addressed, post paid with the money
enclosed. to EDWIN WATERBUR Y, Georgetown,
D: C., will reet with prompt return
REMEMBERS knowledge of your country's his
tainty of q handsome present, for fifty cents
Principal agents--R. B. Kashow Co., Jersey CITY;
Fetridge Co., No. State street, Boston; and ne ariy
all the post Offices and bookstores throughout the
country.
Correspondents are requested to write their ad-
DIE S. with the name of the town. county and State
plainly, in ordsr to avoid mistakes
Any information in regard to the property will be
cheerfully given application above or to any of
his principal agents au 22-Tu& Sa 81
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LII iehmond Post On
Ierersuns calling 1
piess. nay they are advs
- Ohce hours, on 8
A NJ, and 4 to 5P. Nj.
LADl
Allen Mrs C J
Avis Mrs Mary
A5erfon Mrs Mary A
Anderson Virginia 2
Bethel Mrs Catharine
Bailey Miss 3 Z
Bro xn MIRA Martha
Barker Miss Martha l.
Braotwhite Mrs Mary I
Benningham Miss Mary
8 own Miss Mary Ga
Ballow Miss Mary 4
Bass Miss 81 M
Baptist Mrs NJ c
Berry Mrs NJ 8
Branch Miss Martha M
Bonner Miss Jauien
Berry Mrs Martha A
Crouell Miss Susan Z
Carter Miss Mary +
Collier Miss III A
Crow Hiss Mary A
Clarke Caroline
Clopton Miss Jane +
Clarke Miss Julia 2
Crump Mrs J sne
Cosby Mrs Z P
Davis Mrs r B
Duwley Mrs Martha A
Dennie Mis-, MaryJ
Ellis Mrs Eliza
Eckert Mrs Martha JAM
Eubank Mrs James
| Franklin Mrs Rosa B
Ford Mrs Mary J 2
Findlsy MIS- Mary A w
Forbes Mrs Eiizi Nj
Frazer Mrs Eliza
Graves Lucy A
Giles Mrs Lucy
Gaccoro Miss LOUISE
Golasby Mrs Martha
Glenn Mss Mary
| Gentry Mrs Polly
German Miss Rachel
Halves Susan A
Horu Miss s NJ
| Hampstead Miss S
Hatcher Miss S
Holmes Miss Susan
Hamburg Miss M e
Harrison Mrs NJ A
Hill Mrs Mary Jane
Halt Mrs Mary NJ
Jacobs Mrs Hetty
| Jackson Mrs A E
Kennedy Miss Catharil
Lyon Mrs E
Lacky ID NJ
Lee Miss Charlotte
Marshall Mrs M A
Morrison Mrs F
Malone Mrs A
Muller Miss Ann
Menzies Miss G.
Manning Mrs c A
Morton Mrs Jane
McArthuer Mrs III
McIndoe Mrs c ID
McFarlan Mrs Z
McClsavy Mrs s J
Neuhszer Miss Liz alta
Pellitt Mrs Adeline r
Perkins Miss Fannie P
Powers Johannah
Patterson Mrs Chas
Price Miss Bette
Rogers Mrs Sarah Ann
Ruffin Mr. Nancy
Rowe Miss Margaret
Richardson Miss Maria
Rose Mrs Alice
Shelton Miss Anne E
Singleton Anna
Strachle Catharine
Stalhan Caroline A
Sullivan Cathrine
Skinner C M
Synco Mrs Eliza beth
Schermerhorn Mary
Sizer Matilda
Sweeny Miss Martha A
Sweeny Mary E
Tally Miss Amanda T
Thompson Mrs A c
Toole Mrs
Tay lor Miss Catharine
TurpiD Lucy +
Tompkins Miss Emma
Temple Miss E C
Vaughan Mrs Mary p
Warham Mrs C r
Weaver Mrs Fanny
Whitlock Mrs Jane
White Mrs ] Fl
Wyatt Mrs L B
Woodfin Mrs III z
Wells Mrs P
Wood Mrs N A
Wskens Mrs Z M
Willis Miss Va
i ~ NJ ~ ~
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NOAH'S ARK.-Empty Barrels, Casks,
IN Furniture, Stoves &C.. for eale. The subscr
Der having erected large lumber house in rear of
his store, in the lower part of Rockets, the Cor
poratisn line. and one also near the Central R. R.
next to sell for cash either place all kinds ofempty
barrels and casks second hand furniture of every de-
scrpton. stove stovepioes &c. delivered any part
of the city. Cash paid for empty barrels hogsheads
&C. HENRY l.. DESTLER.
au 14-tOl*
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Il. j. III. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

DRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
Il bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch-
burg and gives his attention excHsrety his profes
sion, ~ be has done for the last SIX YEARS.
Strict attention paid to the Collection OF Claims,
and prompt remittance made. Jv8-emS
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NOTICE.-Thes subscribers have remov-
IN ed their Foundry to II. Bsldwin's Machine
Shop, near HaxaIPs Mills.
We return sincere thanks for the liberal pa
ronaae bestowed upon heretofore and hope for i,
a generous public.
We are prepared to make all kinds of CASTING
low any establishment in the city, and with dis
p4tch
We have for sale, small STEAM ENGINE,
which VIII sell low, having farther for it.
su 24-lmt EDDENS q BRANNAN.
Y1HE subscribers having removed to their
Il large Warehouse, in rear of the store, No. 81
Main street, recently vacated by them, offer their
usual stock, consisting in part Of
Swedes
American hammered , IRON
English and America rolled
English and American blistered Steel
German, cast and shear do
Broad Plough Iron
Fiat round and square Iron, all sizes
Oval hslf-oval, and hslfround Iron
McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boards
American Russia and English sheet Iron
Band and hoop Iron
Nail rods of American and Swedes Iron
Horse shoe Iron
Horse Shoes, assorted sizes
Tin Plate, pig and bar Tin
Sheet Zinc. Spelter and Spelter solder
Sheathipg, Brszier's and bar Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lead
Ground WAGON and cart Boxes
Sole Leather, BOD and damaged
Full assortment of Groceries
JOHN N. GORDON K SON.
au 28-d2w w4w
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION OF COP PARTNER.
~ SHlP.-The copartnership heretofore existing
between SANDERsON, CROUCH 4 HOOPER,
was dissolved on the 25th ult. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the name of CROUCH
HOOPER.
All lawful business transacted by the former firm,
will be settled by the undersigned.
au S-2m CROUCH 4 HOOPER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15
IMPORTANT DECISION.

We give below an abstract of the
opil,ion Of the Supreme Court Of this
State in the case OF Langdon vs. APP
plegate, appealed from the Spencer cir
cult Court. The question presented to
the Court was the constitutionality Of
amending acts Of the Legislature which
did not set forth at full length the act
to be amended, and arose in an appeal
from the Common Pleas Court to the
Circuit Court in suit on note. The
Circuit Court held that it he'd no iuris-
lotion because the law confering il was
an amendment which did not recite the
law to be amended in compliance with
the constitution. The Supreme Court
affirmed the decision Of the Court be-
low, thus settling the question. The
followingis the abstr 'ftho Supreme
Courts decision: e'F
The question in this case came mp
on the 9lst section Of the 4th article Of
the Constitution, which provides that
NO act shall ever be revised or amen
ded by mere reference to its title; but
the act revised or section amended.
shall be set forth and published at full
length" The Court considered the
case q plain one, and stated that the
occasion Of It's introduction into the
Consultation was the confusion arising
from the "loose and imperfect manner