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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-14

Amongst the Books can be found in our selection s
the Masonic Noniter, Crafts and the Lights and
Shadows Of eeAasOnry, and the Carpenters Guide,
Shakespeare, complete 10 vols. Dicks Works Rollins
and number Of Standard Authors, to be had Of
$50 GA B0EGEL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-14

Pare White Cod Liver Oil, Lard Oh, No l. Pla1 -sesd
Fish, Castor, sveei and Olive OILS, at c. A. B0EGEL
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
The War Feeling in France.

~, n. l, e fla nv,
lne ia''s correspondent. VI "" oo1
a"n f'c ira uhaer us'e y. :, oa" " :, e ",,J
says nc opinion oi eApg.'e"e , c an.
pfac''ca' men Is. ,"a' ,''e r'e"." ~ !.
e''l'neh, ouSu. ""t ~ ,"se q "'o' a. onn
despa'chlng an atmy Oh u 'saS. ~
men 20 Gohs'ah''n"Ple, anu -, '"a' n"s
,s"a ana rance ""S". ~ si''nu :: s ,Ls
1!'w III once an n"pe y. " ,,I . -"
Emperor Oh h"ss'u !" .e..ns '''""S" mL ;.
g"''a,''"' OF e =, ''ay w "v ,,..
ae e,,.";,",;an n;ll s.rs.. hi. ,,,rnnse in
o,",v ,ua. h. .ncnnrs,ing his spi1i, Of
AGGRESSION, .xal,iur The arrogance ofhis
a ~ arJ Jsnrsss;nc The FEELINGS of
the TnIks MT tn sneak ofthe pernicious
auJ dsmnr.l;y;ng effect upon the pub.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

A DouBTrUL BANK.-The Eastern
Virginia papers utter a warning against
the reception of the Noes of the Trans.
Allegheny Bank sort of independent
institution that has sprung up in theState
and which seems TO possess an immense
ftcundily in the way of issuing NOTES.
without offering any facilities fur their
redemption. Messrs. Seldom, Withers
s. Co. of Washington, are charged with
the paternity Of the concern, though
they now deny having any interest in it.
The Richmond banks have refused to
receive its notes on deposite, and we
think tho public will do well not 10 re-
ceive them in any way.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

Virginia Coloni=atiOn Sosiety.-The report
Of the Virginia Colonization Board. consiilt.
ted in accordance with an act passed IN a.
pril 1858, is documen, Of considerable in
teres,. /, presents 10 the Legislature facts
and suggestions which are oil first impor.
tauce 10 the people Of Virginia. The Board
has drawn upon The State Treasurer Tor S.
500 dollars 10 pay for the removal Of l6
free negr oes from Virginia to Liberia.-ln
addition, the Colonization Society has trans.
ported without State aid, l24 free negroes,
making total, during the last eight months
OF $40. This lumber, when compared with
the thousands in the State, may appear 10
be snuIl, ,e, it will amply suffice to pre-
ven, the natural increase Of this population
This is an important, and interesting fact
Quietly and ulmost without observation, the
agencies now al work in connection with
the Board vii keep down the number and
at the same lime build up new world upon
the coss, Of Africa Richmond Bulltin.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
THE WAR FEELING IN ENGLAND.

1t is no longer denied, even by the
most sccptical, that any mom"nt may
bring to England formal derlarali"r
Of war; aud in view Of the immine"ce
of the danger, it is matter of honest
graduation To see with what coolness-
mnderalinn, and absence Of mock hero.
les the people accept the necessity and
prepare TO meet it.
For some brief time it is considered
prohable tina, the war may be carried
on from the ordinary financial resources
Of the country. without the imposition
of any new imposr. Blu, with so pow
erlul un enemy as Russia, it is impossi'
BILE to carry on little war; and the
nation is fully aware that a war tax aud
a new loan must he submitted To. Aud
Judging from the present temper "fihe
prnple aud the generally healthy lone
Of all departments Of trade. ther" would
seem to be no doubt Of meeting all the
exigcncies Of the case Oh favorable
terms.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
The War Feeling in Russia,

Dispatches from ST. Petcrshnrgh o!
the l7lh inst. have arrived in London.
The excitement in that capital was IN
tense, consequent upon the knowledge
Of the active measures takenby the Wes-
tern Powers, and their torbiding the
Russian flag TO navigate its waters
The Emperor on appearing in public,
was cheered enthusiastically by the pop
u!ace.
Yet another says tina, the Emperor is
in state of religious exalta'ion, con.
silering himself as the chosen lnstr'l-
ment Of God, aud destined t" fulfil the
Turkish prophecy by planting the cross
upon ST, S"phias mosque this very
very year. He regrets hat he has SUI
feredso many years of his life to pass
without having fulfilled his mission
The Russian papers ofcourse, take their
tone from this supposed state offeeing
Of the Car.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

II was rumorrd hut doubled that Pa
min had succeeJed Count Ncsselrode.
Tho Russians were making prepara'
tiops to attack kaIaiai aud several skir'
mishes between the beIligcrenis had &C.
Cured, but nothing Of decisive nature
had taken place.
The allied fleets were on their way
TO Vurua. The Russian fleet was oft A
zoll,
Austria Ind hastily ordered 10000
men into Hungary.
The Russian Squadron had ar
rived ut Hung Kong.
There was no news Of interest from
England or France. British ships were
blockadiug the port Of Bushire in the
Persian GuH. Dust Mahamad was a'
Candahar.
The Genoeso intend to give Captain
Insraham public reception.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
rup NATIONAL REVENUE.

A Washington letter says 81, is ascertain
oil by ,he Tleasurers returns thut tho reyen.
ne from imports for the last two mouths
has exceeded the amount collected in the
corresponding period of The preceding year
By nearly lhiI,y per cent. All the estimates
on this subject have been surpassed BY tho
result. Whit shall we do with this accu.
mulating surplusl The accumulation oil
cold in lie Sub.Treasuries will be serious
check 10 business during the coming spring.
II is 10 be hoped, therefore, that the MeSI.
can treaty will be lalfed without delay, il
il is TO be ratified at all, in order that the
Treasury may be depleted q, an early day.
The alternative to the treaty is another war
which will uss up the surplus with a ven.
ecancc, and create snug national DEB! Of a
bundled millions or more"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
PUFFING!

Brother HuRp will have to look after his
laurels. The boys up street here, in The Ke'
publican Office, are putting in their pig ticks
in the putting line abou, these days. We
did think of saying something 10 our readers
in favor Of the New Firm Of CARR, HASwAy
& Co., but "too much Of good thing is
good fot.nothins,' and we conclude to save
ourselves for an effort when the New Goods
come along.
We would respectfully hint 10 the editor,
al Brotherhood tina, there is some danger oil
carrying this putting joke too far. We have
heard Of younsster who pulled his "iady
love" until she got too proud TO speak 'e
him! II is well 10 be careful.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
The SchoolmasieF.

Hon. Lewis Cass, in late speech before
tho Senate while replying 10 the remarks
Of a Senator, who spoke in a contemp-
,uous manner of bis being schoolsnas!er
in early times, used the following
I think if there is one occupation in
our whole country which demands and
should receive, the kind consideration OF
ia citizens, it is thu. Of the teacher to
whom is committed the task Of forming
the mind and character, the in,e!lec, and
heart, OF the American youth, 10 fit and
prepsre them for The private and public
duties before them, and especially and a.
boye all, to fl them to become The depos-
itaries Of the precious institutions which
have CONF down TO US from The wisdom
and exprtions of our fathers, and which
they ought to BE- able 10 transmit as unin-
paired 10 their posterity as they received
them.
There can be no more honorable EN-.
ploymtnl, in the Just acceptaiion OF the
trr.n,and I will tell the senator that was
n s.hoolnasler, and | am proud of il. ]
glory it. glory in being the citizen
q! coun,ry where the avenues ofdis'!nc'
,tion are equally open to oil, the highest
and lowest, without any differences where
thu, poor schoolmas,er may look forward;
and, BY proper conduct and 'as ias0s o.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

Extension eta Bounty Land Act
The time for issuingand locating certain
bounty land warrants for military ser.
vice in the war of 1912, under several
acts of Congress, having expired on tho
Goth of June last, an act has been pass.
ed by both Houses granting a further
term Of s years for satisfying the same.
This will relieve from suspension many
cases owpending in the Pension Office
and render available for sale or location
many warrants already issued.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
DpF's Mercantile College.

"a few hints from a perfect maste'
will add more to developc the capacity
of the pupil than the most pr"tt.rac,,es,e
lessons from an inferior teacher.
C. BRlANT. N.
Every profession has its acknowlodg
ed leading man-one whose pro:eml,
peuce is universally admitted. Mr.. Duff
The principal of this institution. has, TO,
many years, been the acknowledged
head of his profession. As a teacher
as the author Of the most popular sys
TEN of Bookkeeping in our Language
aud as a practical Accountant, he has
earned his title to that measure OF pub
lie confidence which he enjoys.
His eighteen years experience as q
practical accountant in an extensive cas-
fern shipping business, and fourteen
yours, employment in teaching b"ok'
keeping, his long tried experience IL
settling the most intricate matters o.
account, and reputation as an author
Justly give his professional reputation o
weight with our business men, and even
in our courts of justice, possessed by
no other person in the country.
In a word, no pains or expense seem
to be spared to render this establishment
the most complete aud efficient in the
United States; and we may add that
such seems to be its reputation at dis
lance. The class list exhibits students
from Buffalo, Lockport, and other places
in New York; also from Wisconsin
ST. Louis, New Orleans, Memphis, Lex,
ins,on, Aladson, Charleston, 5. ca and
nil parts of Ohio,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
T Our principal Assistant has been

p Our principal Assistant has been
housed during the past week by sick
ness, and we have been compelled to
figure as Foreman, Comp"siror, Press
man, Paste master, &C.. to the almost
entire neglect Of editorial duties. We
have scarcely time to point u pen' much
less n paragraph. Our selections, how
ever, will he found interesting. compris'
ing the latest news from every quarter
of the globe.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

" About ten o'clock OIL yesterday, alter
the matter was prepared 10 fill up this pa
rer, we received a note from NJ. NJ. Dent,
ESQ, politely requesting us 10 publish his
repl, two columns in lengthy to MIR. Callcn.
dimes Extra Circular" and rendering TO US
the use Of the type already sci up in the Re-
publican Office. or course it is on, Of our
power to oblise him this week-and next
week will be "day alter the fair
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
Virginia acknowledgements

We suited yesterday that the House
Of Delegates of Virginia had refused
its assent to en- appropriation for tho
completion of the Coving'on and ONO
railroad, A friend informs US that there
are one hundred and eighty miles o.
this road not yet commenced, and this It
is from which tho appropriation is WIN! u.
held. Appropriations will no ao"Ot
no literally made for the prosccui'o" Oh
all the works in progress.
The Board of Public Works Of Vir'
pinia consists of three member'' WIS
Archibald Graham, Edward ), Arm
strong, and Thomas J. Boyd. Mr.. Ora,
ham is President and VIM. R. Drlnka'd
is Secretary. Nearly ihc whole time o,
the members of this Board is devoted
to the interests committed 70 1t. Inc
duties imposed upon it are, ilrs'' to sui
pcryise the construction Of the works OF
internal Improvement Of which tho
State is the solo owner; second, 10 rep
resent tho State in those in which it IS
( interested with other stock holders !;
and, third, by means Of tho bonds OF
Virginia to procure the means necessa'
ry to proseculeithese works.
In the Annual Report OF this Board
recently published we hnd much to H.
terest and instruct us. The various
works in progress and completed are
particularly noticed, including railroads.
plank roads, ordinary turnpikss, &c-
The extent of railroads completed Is
1,O49 miles, and in progress.s73 miles;
making in all 1929 miles, 10 which aud
/ $50 miles of the Covington and OHIO
road not yet commenced, aud we have
total of 2,l02 miles of railrads III the
Stale. The capital sock ofihese roads
is S27,O96, 100, of which the State owns
S6,lO2,4o7. The Board prudenlIy re.
commends that no new enterprises OF
this character shall be- commenced al
present.
The publication of u new map of the
State, at a cost of six thousand dollars,
is recommended. The publication Of
a geological map aud memoir, based
upon the geological surveys Of Prot
VIM. B. Rogers, prosecuted at an cx.
pense of $4,000 during the period Of
seven years, beginning in 1886, is also
recommended as a measure Of great adj
vantage TO the State. 1t will cost about
$50, 900. d"
In speaking of the financial aaairs OF
the State the Board pay marked and
emphatic tribute to the skill, energy,
and perseverance, of the agent selected
by its predecessors and continued by IL
self in the service of disposing of the
bonds of Virginia, both in this country
and in Europe, viz; the house of Sell
den. Withers & Co., of Washington ;
and especially during tho extraordinary
period of depression which commenced
in August last, and continued for sever
al months. A member of that firm re.
paired to Europe, and, although he
found that the state of the money mar
ket was very uufavorable for new nego.
,ia,ions both in England and on the con:
,inent, his success was complete, and
the Board announces with great pleas.
uro that arrangements were made to Sc
cnre sufficient supply of means "to
meet promptly all the demands upon
the fund for internal improvement
National lntelligencer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana.

AhiLApELfHla, rep. ID.
Ovid F. Johnson. formerly Attorney Gen.
oral Of this Stale died at Washington city a
few days ago, having been picked up in.ox.
icaied, and sent 10 the Yagiaut Department
oil the Workhouse. johnson was a man Of
ablIities, but asa politician lacked tho quail.
i,irs which were necessary 10 secure thu.
popular confidence. lie went 10 Texas,
commenced newspaper there, ami ioined.
the Fillibuster movement under Caravaial.
Alter that failed, he returned 10 Washing.
ton. Dissipation had, however, done ;is
work, and the papers Of Washington City
record the miserable termination Of his er.
istencc.
Tho other day tremendous sraash,u7
look place on the railroad al Columbia.
through some Encouragement OF The breaks
on the Central Railroad. Several new loco
motives for the waslward we've standing on
the sidias and were very much damaged.
together with d number Of freight cars be-.
longing lolhp Central Railroad Company apd
TO individual tEansporte's on the Columbia.
Rai''oal. S;ransc TO ssy, ~ rersor was
hu.t
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
II This is Primary Election day

" This is Primary Election day
Quite an anxious time among the nu'
merous candidates of the Democracy
and the one who gets the most votes will
be likely to be in the best humor this
evening. In days of old, when we stood
upon the Jefferson and Jackson plat
form, we didn't have two elections In
one campaign--a primary and second
arv-lhr one, without law, to elect the
eandilaie, and the other according 10 law To
save appearances. We'll, this is an age o.
progress, and those who lag in the race WILL
like Puldy's nag, drive all before them!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
MORGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday. February IS, 1851.


IpMr. C. PIERCE, No. 46, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one Of our most obliging and
attentive Agents.
F.. ". CARR, Third street, opposite the ES-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City.
DR.. r. PARSONS, Glady Crcce, Barbour co.
has kindly consented 10 act as Agent Tor the
Mirror.
b. NJ. AUv1L, Ncstorrillc, Barbour CO., Va.
G. cRESAP, ESQ. ,Kingwood, Preston CO., Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
COMMUNICATED.
CONTAMINATED.
A Shocking Murder in Oakland, Nd

49,
A Shocking Murder in Oakland, Nd
On Friday morning, February 10th. 1854,
at nine o'clock, Cornelius johnson, OF Oak
land, shot DR.. James Conn, Of the same
place, through the head causing his death
in one hour and half. Corn wasa at his own
office door, in the DC, Of entering. when he
was fired az. learned that johnson had
told him he would kill him. but he would
give him notice first. johnson was IN his
own house, (forty-une yards from Conn
when he shot him. Dr. Conn was son OF
George and Elizabeth Conn, OF Cheat Neck,
Monuusala county, Va. He had been loca.
ted in Oakland some time, where he was
considered good physician, and was doing
good business. On Tuesday some thirteen
Of us wen, to meet his father, returning with
the corpse; after travelling five miles we
met them-only two in number-Mr Conn
aud the young man with the hearse, The
situation of the father called forth our warm
es, sympathies. Arrived at his home, The
ueighbors were gathered, and every face was
bathed in tears. The corpse, upon eSaniI'
tuition (though the Dr.. had been dead lo2
hours) was not disfeured, and ii was con-
cluded 10 keep him until Wednesday at II
o'clock, when Rev. B. lson was to preach his
funeral sermon. The people in Cheat Neck
did every thing they could to comfort The
afflicted family. This sad affair originated
from Jealousy. ,crrv
Tuesday, Feb. IA, 1854
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

A dcpu,a,ion from the Society Of
Friends has just left England for St.
Petersburg 10 endeavor to induce the
Gar TO come to terms with Turkey
The dcputa,ion consists nf Henry Pease
of Darlington; Joseph Surge of Bir-
mingham; and a gentleman from Bris.
,ol, name not stated. 1t is to he hoped
that their remoustrances muy induce the
Car 10 see the error Of his ways.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

Distrcssing.-Welea learn that the dwell
ling.house of Mr.. John Hoffman, stu
ate near the B. and 0. Railroad, in Pres
ton county. was burnt few nights ago
and that two Of his children persisted III
the flames! A very sore bereavement
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Three Days Later From Europe.
TIE Eastsra Question still in uncertain
y-Rumored Russian Kictory-At-
fairs in Persia-Cotton dull-De.
cline IN BreQdstnfs. Sc.

SANDY Hook, 10 o'clock P. M.-The
steamer Africa from Liverpool, with
dates to tho 2Sih ult. has arrived but
will not go upto New York to-day
The steamer ALPS arrived at Liverpool
on Thursday. The America was TO sail
for Halilux on the 3lst.
The condnct of the Car was still e.
vasive. His reply was not expected
berore the middle Of February. He has
appointed Count Orloii' to visit the four
Courts, 10 explain confden'iully the
terms on which he will troat.
A doubtful rumor had circulated that
the Russians had taken Kars in Asia
According ,olheir own bulletins all their
lroops were in winror quarters. Selvia
was much agi,a,ed by the in,r;gues of
tile Russian fGonsul General lzzet,
Pasha of Belgrade, had sworn 70 ares,
hin splsis he mind, hi, own business.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

Mn. SouLE.-There Is much dissas.
isfaction expressed in high quarters at
Washington, it is said, because Mr.. Sou.
lie, the Minister 10 Spain, has failed to
correspond with the State Department.
1t is reported that not line has been
received from Madrid.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

John Avery Parker. who lately died
in New Bedford, leaving fortune OF
over one million of dollars, was when
young man, warned out Of the town OF
Westport, for fear he should become
chargablc to the town.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

r--We have had pleasant rise in the
River within the pas, week, which was i'm
proved by the Col. Morgan and Monongaht'
Ia Belle steamers, to make trip 10 our por'
and teplenisll the stock Of Groceries, &C.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
Sentenced 10 tic Chais Gang.

Il is stated that American sailors who
have been in prison so long at Havana, on
the charge Of being engaged in the slave
trade, have been sentenced 10 the chain gang
for four years. .s-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

Benton on Mt5raska,--A Washington
letter writer makes Old Bullion sayiho
following of Senator Douglas and his
Nebraska bill:--"Douglas, sir, is poliii.
cally dead, sir. Ifho fails to carry his
bill, the South will kick him in the rear
sir, and he does carry it, sir. the North
will beat bis brains out, sir. That's all
sir"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

Singular Mortality.-No less than
four clerks, and all Of the Circuit Court
have departed this life within the past 10
months, and in counties adjoining. Up.
shur, Barbour, Braxton, and Gilmer. -
[ Weston Herald.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18
CHINA.

Canton dates were to Dec. II. Qui-
o,uess prevails.-Amoy was still in the
hands Of the lmperialiS's, while the in.
sursents held possession of Shanghai
The insursen, army reached Guiked at
the end Of October. Trade geneIaIly,
guud.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

The Msrtan Trsatp.--Washlnstou ru-
MOI says thai Messrs. Mason, Dousla, aud
Rnsk, favor The Mexican treaty, and tho o.
pinlon prevails that the committee on For.
eian Relations will report unanimously in ils
favor. The administration is tonfden, Of
it, ratification.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

The heirs Of Lord Townly, it has been de.
cided, are entitled to one hall Of the Jer-
ninss estate, which is estimated 10 be worth
sixty millions Of dollars.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

Heavy Damagcs.--Nir,. Landreaux, Q
widow lady Of New Orleans, has recov-
cred for herself and children $4,000
damages from the New Orleans and Car
roll!on Railroad Company, for the death
other husband, Dr.. Landreaux, caused by
a collision between horse-car and To-
conceive attached to a passenger car
She laid her damages at $4,000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

1t is said that there nre two periods
when little or nothing is donein Congress.
Ono il before tho holidays the other is
after.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-18

THE MAINE law ~ MtcHt,S-A
correspondent, a, Grand Rapids gives us
the following information;-"Thc law
is vigorously enforced, aud succeeds
vol, in some parts of our State: while
in other parts the people are awaiting
the decision OF the Bench or Judges now
sitting to decide upon its constitutional.
ily, There arc defect in tho law, no
doubt. which it will tako several sessions
-four Legislature to remove entirely,
but it must aud wiN BE- done.