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49, So -
MARRIED,
de ll-sitlstj,

On Wednesday evening. Dec. 9th by the Rev. T. B.
Trader, at Oakland plantation, DR.. DANL. s.
CARRINGT0N to MARY NJ. ROY adopted daugh-
ter of 4. Lansdale Cox. all of Louisiana.
On the ed instant, by the Rev. Mr. Courtney,
Mr.. LUClEN b. ARNALL to Miss ELIZABETH
WHITE, all of this city.
Sc Fredericksburg papers will please copy.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

BsAs SHERIFFALTY OF HENRICo.---I am
candidate for reelection to TIE Office of SHERIFF
OF Henrco. .IN0. A. HUTCH ESON
de l9--dtde
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gsa- OFFICE r. ii. MABRY & Co.-0ur
Office will be closed on FRIDAY-Christmas day -
Notes Drafts &C., due and payable that day, will
please be attended to on THURSDAY, 2ith.
de 2--2f
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sEIzUREOF A SUSPICIOUS VESSEL.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 23.-The bark Alnah was seized
yesterday by Marshal Rynders, on suspicion OF be-
ing bound for Nicaragua to relieve Walker. She
had fifty passengers on board
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rHRISTMAS GIFTS.

BULkLkY CO.. iT Main street,
Have on hand an elegant variety Of Parian aud
Bronze Figures and Safuettes China aud bohemian
Vases to suit ali tastes Gift Cups and Tete TEE
sets, splendid variety: fine Bohemian Glass and
china Colognes; Rich Ruby and other China Jewel
Baskets Fancy China Tea Sets the choicests LOT We
Work Boxes; Velvet and Leather keticules, some
beautiful patterns Fancy China articles; Toy Tea
Sets &c. We would cordially invite the attention OF
purchasers " large and beautiful stock feeling
assured that our goods aud prices cannot fail 10
please In our beautiful show room. up stairs. are
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ALABAMA STATE DEBr.-Arrapgements have been
completed for paying of the, whole Of the State
debt Of Alabama, due on the Let VI January, at ma
turity.
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March last, the s,President placed Captain II. D.
sawyer, who had been fnrioughed by the Retiring
RoaTd, on the leave liit. ..
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DOWHATAN HOUSE.
Il RI(tHlIANn WIZ GINIA

The undersigned having leased the above pleas
antly situated HOTEL, respectfully begs leave 10 In.
form his FRIENDS aud the TRAVELLING PUB
Lie. that he will open it for their accommodation on
the first day of Jasuary, lass.
To those, to whom the HOTEL is known, it is un-
necessary To say anything in regard 10 its locston
for the Information OF strangers he would state that
1t is DELIGHTFULLY."- situated upon the highest ground
in the City fronting three of the principal streets
viz: Broad, Capitoi and Eleventh Streets Opposite
the CITY HALL and the CAPITOL SQUARE Ia
which ia the State Capitol. the Washington Mont,.
ment and the Governors Mansion.
II il convenient to the POST OFFICE the BANKS
CUSTOM HOUSE &C.
The Table will be supplied with the best the Mar.
kets afford. and every exeron will be used u ennri
butte TO tn. c'Jnf0rt Of his guests
de2i-d2wcw2t WN H. FRY
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H& AUCTIoN.- Groceries, Fruit,
Shoes. &C., THIS MORNING, bv
de 2i-lt /. { c.. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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af,ryf,y IN NORFOLK.

wx. 3. rosTEa. ESQ, 10 the Agent for ths DAIRY
pusxseu In Norfelk. the circulstsct OF the paper
here having snersassd 20 an extent demanding sss-
sonsi attention 10 its distribution. the eoecaon OF
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late CE.-Madame DEVESE's
rooms are crowded to excess daily To listen 10
her truly astonishing revelations. Lost lovers Ji
faithful husbands things stolen lost all recovered
between lst and I'd, right hand side over saddle and
harness store. Call from $ o'clock in the morning
to Pat night.
Terms. Ladies 25 cts. Gentlemen so cts
IA
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George Loyal, Esq, has been re-appoiatca nary
agent at Norfolk
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Gy The steam portraits for 80 cts are the same as
rivals charge 81 for. Depot l39 Main street. TYLER
& Co.
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MEMS BOOTS Of the following kinds,
Iva viz: Calf boots. Sewed sngie and donble Soles
aud Wamps; Calf Kip and Buff Pe2ged Boots, siu-
gle and double soles. Also Youths and Boys Boot.
% the same kind; also, superior lot Of aent's
want OF good pair OF Boots can save from 81 10 S.
Oh pair BY buying Of MARCUS HARRIS,
de e lsa Rr..ad stfeas
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THRISTMAS.

OLD SANTA CLAUS
Arrived in the City last evening, with an mmen-e
stock of FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for the HOf-
IDAYs. This time honored old gent can be seen in
person at the LADIES BAZAAR, No. 2O6. Broad
street for two days. during which time will be soj
the most CHOICE ans BEAUTIFUL selection OF
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES ever exhibited fIr
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ID 2t--Iw
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Ma SrEo1AI NOTICE diseour

HSxAp SPEOIAL NOTICE.-The discourse
Of the Rev. Mr.. Pettigrew at Sycamore (Discioles)
Church. last Sunday morning, in refutation Of the
various false accusations which have heen circula-
ted by some secular and many sectarian papers
against that body of Christians, ought to have been
heard by all who do not, or will not, understand
their principles.
feel that it has lone one good, and would advise
all others to and hear him through the rest Of hs
discourses. am thankful that there is noble body
of 29O00 souls in the United States devoted to
the cause of Christian union, and restoring prin-
tive Christianity
de 23-2t* THEIR WELI-WISHFR.
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kkE-PowERs' IMPERIAL AMBRoTYPEs,
FOR CHRISTMAS FREsESTs.--The Ambrotypes made ut
Mr. POWERS great Picture Factory. as lifeike as
the miniature painting, showing all the coors trs
to nature Those in want of good like at mod
crate prices must visit his great Picture Factory 5l
Main St. Eagle Square. dc 2-fts
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neA- DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
pathistl offers his professional services to the eiti
as Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9th.
10 1-I2mS
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Hen, FRESH DRY GooDs.
Super Silk Velvet Ribands. all widths
Taffeta and Satin do.
Beautiful Muslin Collars and Sleeves, very cheap
Colored Kid Gloves all numbers
Just received by steamer and Express.
Great bargains In handsome Goods will be sold dli-
ring the Christmas week.
de Z}-3t PRICE x WATKINS.
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M THE steam portraits for holiday presents l39
Main street. TYLER Co.
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~ THE steam portraits for 80 cts are the same
as rivals charge 81 for Depot ls9 Main street. Tr
| I'm 10
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Adysrtlssuasass Cor the DIsrascs must Do hssa
.aiaty ar ss,osk u ~, ayss~oos, IN order 70 Ap
ctAx ina psxt tav. The heavy pressure o. aasef.
.iss-assh Moor the solamas Of car paper VII, aes
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A GENERAL meeting Of the stockhold

A GENERAL meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers Of the james River and Kanawha Comps,.
ny, will DO held pursuant 10 the foiosing erdeI ~
the BoarI of Public Works: AT q meeting of thf
Board Of Public Works, December I'D 1851. al the
request VI the President az the james River ana
kanawha Company, Il was ordered that genera
meeting of the Stockholders Of thai Company oe
called 10 be held at the Companys Once In the tHy
OF Richmond, on WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day o.
psssed by the General Assembly On the 22i lnst.
providing for the payment OF the intsrsst on ths
guaranteed bonds Of She Company, and sash otasi
business rs may be submitted.
APPOINTMENT ~ RsoxT.
Know all men by these presenis. That. We ths
snhscTibers being Stockhoiiersi IN the Jsnss hisss
and kanawAa Company, do hereby constitute aad
appoint our trua aud lawful Attorney And
Proxy 20 represent each u rs In all General Asss
ingx VI the stoek holdeis u said Company, hsaa
within six months ffona and alter the dale hereto
resented by some other Proxy With fuii poSet
and authority at such General Meetings 70 awe SUN
vote or setes and ~ do such Other act OF acts -
each Of rs could give or o, as memter % the 80
meetings Ii We were personally preseat ana se ~
hereby rsiify and eonhrn whatever vote or sM@s
act sets. cur said Attorney may lawfully slse y
10 for as. In parsna,es ID the authority hereby go
kfttsi upon him 49,
Witness orr hands and seals. this day 81 g
ens Thousand eight haaefed and 1
Testes ssAAL@
i y order e the rr wS susyoap. ses,s.
l0(n BOXES Goshen and English
AO Dairy ehs<se. iss ss}s * ,oxrs 20
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nH- SPECIAL EoTIcE.-The attention
Of the public is requested to sale Of magnificent
Marble and Alabaster Statuary, Vases, Bohemian
Cut Glassware Silver Plated Ware &C &c /. to take
place at the Store Governor street. doors above
Mr.. John A; Relvin's, THIS DAY at y O'clock. A.
NJ. and 81 o'clock, p. NJ. E.B. COOK & Co,
de 2I-t Aucts.
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THE "IyEY AND HOLLY GnEES."-When you see
the Evergreen set up it is a sign, and emblem Of
a warm heart. Col Quarles has set it mp. token
that those who wish to get Christmas presents
can find them at his store
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~ The steam portraits for holiday presents. ];
Main street. TYLER & Co.
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/ a1-CHnisfMAs ID here, aud A. AEroSf. the Wei.
lington Of Confectoners IL fully prepared to neet
all the holiday demands that mar be made upon him
at the st. Nicholas Saloon, adjoining the ExchaDRe
Bank, on Main street. where Santa Claus hoids bis
annual coult. Antoni has just returned from the
North with large supply VI French, German and
American Fruits. Coufectionaries. Toys and Fire
works. which he intends 10 deal out to his many Gus
toners the most reasonable terms. His Freneh
candies are the very best to be had and his miniature
fireworks novel that they cannot fail 10 plea
the Juveniles ASTosI possessess advantages now.
for serving parties with cakes. creams, pyramids
and pastry that he never enjoyed before. and from
knowledge Of his elegant and attractive estab-
iishment, we are certain that one can call upon
him without being suited in goods and prices. For
CHILDREN his stock Of toys candy books. trunks. tn
BILE ware cutlery and bonmoss, viii equal any to be
found In New York, and ne has just purchased
them NV for cash. he will sell very cheap. Let the
public then remember that AsTeN's ST. NICHOLAS
SALOON is the place to buy presents for young and
old ana that he will sell cheaper than any other
house south Of the Potomac. so send him your OF
ders. At
r. By AUCTION. W. QuARIEs win nightly sell
at auctiou and during the day at private sale, q
great variety Of Fancy Goods. A consignment by
SANTA CLAUS" BY steamer jamestown. lots OF
Christmas presents Rettieules, Cabas. Gold Jewery,
Goblets Cups Beautiful Clocks Toys, Perfumes Chi
vases which will be sold to the highest bidder.
Gold and Gilt Watches, Chains. Pistols. Tea Spoons
ald large lot Of Silver Plated Goods. Call at III.
W. QuARLEs, $50 Main st.
MEDICAL BooKs.--A continuation of the sale, will
take place at A., o'clock, this day, Medical Students
and Amateurs will Ed it TO their interest to attend
at II. w. QUARLES Auction Rooms, $50 Main
street
THE "IyEY AND HOLLY GnEES"-When you see
the Evergreen set up, it is sign, and an emblem Of
warm heart. Col. Quarles has set ii up as token
that those who wish to get Christmas presents
can find them at his store.
~ THE steam portraits for 50 cts, are the same
as rivals charge 50 for. Depot ls9 Main street. Tr
LER Co. ..
M THE steam portraits for holiday presents, l39
Main street. TYLER Co.
G The steam portraits for 80 cts. are the same as
rivals charge 81 for. Depot 1879 Main street. TYLER
& Co.
~ The steam portraits for holiday presents. l39
Main street. TYLER Co.
81 THE steam portraits for holiday presents. l3e
Main street. TYLER & Co.
E-BENJAaIS FRANKLIN said "a policy OF Life In
surance is the cheapest and safest mode Of making
certain provision for ones family"
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
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MEDICAL BooKs.-A continuation of the sale. will
take place at IA o'clock. this day. Medical Students
and Amateurs will fEd it to their interest to attend
at II. w. QUARLES' Auction Rooms. $50 Main
SIR
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81 THE steam portraits for holiday presents. l39
Main street. TYLER & Co.
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CHRISTMAS EVE BALL

ON BROAD ST., BETWEEN isr AND 2p.
On Thursday Evening, Dec. "a, '5s
HSTICKETS, admitting lady and gentleman
with refreshments, Two DOLLARS
de 2l-it* JAS. b. SMITH. Proprietor
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DERS0NS buying Confeciionaries, will
= find Il greatly to their advantage to give me
cali before purchasing their supplies being more sx
Tentatively engaged In the manufacture ii candies
and sale of C0nteeti0naTiee than ANY other house
South aud in maRY instances lower than they can
boght for 1T present prices ia the Northern mar
kets. LOUIS j. n0SSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer.
"a Ma. "a Msfs So
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collar OlL.--I6 bbls. prime quality
~ for sais,by l. q q. b. DAVENPORT.
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de 24-it*
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SUNDklES-
~ Tomatto Catsup. Worcester Sauce
Currant Jelly, Walnut Catsup
Pepper Sauce, Picked Lobster
Fresh Lobster in cans
brandy Peaches Preserves, Pickles
Cantoa Ginger. French Mustard
Anchoyies, Sardnes. Olives, Capers, &c.
just received tresh, for sale By
de "a Louis j, B0SSIEUx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

To judge by the aspect of the cinvass in England
ON the sailing Of the Asia, there Can be no doubt
that the coming election will return to the House
of Commons large majority of supporters of Lord
Pame1ston. THIS triumph will probably be hight
e1 ed by the defeat of some of his principal oppo-
nents. Lord John Russell is in danger OF being
beaten in London Mr. Layard is pretty sure of a
SIMILAR fate at Aylesbury, and Messrs. Bright and
Miner Gibson are vigorously opposed by Ministerial
candidates at Manchester. Meanwhile, however,
Sir John BowriDg is virtually superseded by Lord
Eigip, who gees out to Cnina as Special Commi.-
sioner. He will be supported there by a strong
naval and military force, and will have the active
cooperation Of the French feet. 1t is als) reported
tbst 20, 600 French SOLDIERS are going out to China
in English ships, but tn 5 wants confirmation. From
China we have by way of Russia, report that the
Imperial Government at Pekin is in state of dis
solution, for want of money 30 far have matters
gone, according TO this story that the Emperor has
rssolted TO the issue of iron coin, and rebellion has
broken ont in the city Itself.
1t is alto stated that the British have had some
difficulty with the Japanese, and that the English
steamers have forced an entry into the fortified port
of Nausasaki without resistance on the part Of the
anthorties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
INDIAN ATROCITIES IN IOWA.

PlTTsBURG, Saturday, ApflI J, I9H'
A letter received here from q Responsible Aoufce,
dated Foit Dodge lows, March 30 says that settle.
tut Of twenty families at the bead waters OF the Des
Nc ces River had beed attacked By Indians aid ihat
il Hss suuposed that sll were murdered. Only two
ess wee visited by the persons bringing tbs news,
in phich fourteen dead bodies found. Soma had
been shot and others Ihumanly dubbed 70 death. IL
ia presxmed that the whole number Of persons COM
Iospg the settlement were killed. or that they
10 ceptiyny meeting of citizens wss called on the
"a ut, ana company Of fifty TO one hundred men
lad organized 70 march TO take vengeance on the In
dams AID any persoss that might be fouod with
tttm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

kn excellent bill has been introduced into the
Penusy lyaDis Legislature giving to the cities,
Dor, ushs and townships the power Of establishing
public libraries FOR TIE use of their inhabitants and
Of !e7yirg, for that purpose, lax equal in amount
to one dollar for every taxable iuhabitant.
Tbs pan Of township libraries has been already
tried u the State Of Indiana with entire sac,ess.
Its altogether batter ore than our Ne~YoIk
plsn Of school district libraries which has proved
to great extent q fsiure. The money which,
divided among number Of sbcool districts, is fiji
teit6 away TO very htt.e purpose would suffice to
puIcbsse a town library Of consider. Vie ex'enf'
competed lot Ct books, IS is pretty much the ci.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

ment Of administration or avenue to power in Kan
cas- are in the hands Of enemies Of the Free -oA'e
cause, ard nobody but the new Governor lwno
not going to Kansas at presently makes any Pro-
fessions Of impsrtality.
III. Putting the Land Offices Of ksnsas inso VIC
bsDds of Whitfield, Woodson, Emory, d., 10 o.
feet advertising oil claimants Of disputed or DOUBT
full p'eemptions therein which includes aoou'
everybody now in the Terr:oy-that, II 'aey
want decisions in favor Of their claims, they Ios'
be On the Pro-Savery ride. And the RIGA roe vos'
Jog prescribed By the Territorial Legislature at Its
late session precludes all attempts at DESCENDING
No man can vote Free State ticket and no' oe
known and marked as go doing.
". The act under which the People OF hAsa'
are called to decide toe question OF treedoni VI
Slavery therein is the identical measure vetoed o!
Gov Geary because of its manifest unfitness ana
uDfarpess, but passed over his head by the bogus
Legislature.
V. This act allows no man to vote who was not
in KaDsas on the 18th of March-as which DATE
thousaIds we're over from Western Missouri grao-
bling Indian lands, stalking out claims, &c, WINE
the Free-Stste immigration for the season hao
barely commenced The time was carefully Pi'ched
On as tina. which would give tho largest PfoSlaSery
aud the smallest Free-State vote.
VI. Tie census ia to be taken, the voang lists
fr,t mace up, then revised, and the districts iaid
of, and the vote. canvassed entirely BY the crea'
lures Il the bogus Legislsmre-eyery one Inte1sey
Pro Slavery. The FIee.State men have no voice
- he f.,, G,af IN laa ara
era Ulcers allowed ans real power 10 the prem ses
Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton are allowed 70
.ay, upon tie presentment Of the bogus Census and
List Of Voter how many CT the sixty delegates to
the Constitutional Convention must be apPortioned
TO each Of the nineteen Election Districts respect
lively; but this is mere problem in tho Rule Of
Three, ard allows no discretion whatever. Gov.
Waller, Gov, Geary and Gov. Robinson, if sew
orally required TO make this sppOftionnent, must
each figure out exactly the same result Nor has
Gov. Walker any power whatever, so long as be
recognizes and upbolds the authority Of the bogas
Territorial Legislature, TO make this Constitutional
Election affair one.
In view of these facts-and we challenge cop.
tradction on any point above stated-is it not
morally certain that the FreeState men, by voting
at the bogus Constitutional Election, would only
.tultify themselves and seal the inevitable triumph
Of the r enemies With no shadow Of voice 10 Or
de1ing this Election, fixing the time, taking the
census, apportionirg the delegates, holding the
polls or counting the votes they are to be led like
sheep to the slaughter; and their only choice is be-
tween gyirg their voluntary sanction to The out
1sge, or stigmatziDg and scouting il from the start
Can single earnest believer that Kansas should be
Free hesitate as to their proper cause'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

1t seems to us monstrous wrong that journals
should persist in Representing the courie Of the
National Executive toward Kaasas as evincing
farmers, and the proposed Constitutional Election
in Kansas, under the authority of the Territorial
Legislature as atfordpg the Free-State men fair
chance, and one which they ought to improve BY
voting. We ask all who pursue this course to
explain CT confront these uudeniaoe fsc.s:
l. All The appointments recently made for Ksnsa
by the new President are Ofthe most active, bitter
uDscrupuous leaders of the Slavery faction
Whitteid, Emory, Woodson, Ransom, &c. While
not che man who was previously known as symPa-
thzipg with the Ffee-Sate movement in Kansas
has ever been appointed to any post whatever BY
either Pierce or Buchanan, the men who planned
old coDsummSted the gigantic fraud and usQrps.
ton OF March 80 1855, have been and are tbs dis
persers Of Federal patronage in Kansas, and them
selves the recipients Of the most desirable off ,es.
Soue of them have led marauang bands Of Mis-
s,uIiaps in their repeated invasions Of Kansas;
Federal officers are known as having themselves
fred at and killed unarned Free State men, but NO
enc was ever removed or publicly rebuked by his
,UPeriors for such slight misdemeauors. 10 short
10 outrage committed on Free Safe men 10 Kansas
by their antagonists has been punished or rebuked
by our National rulers; and no merit or service On
the part OF Free-Sate mar has sufficed to obtain
for BIN OIL appointment a. their hands
H. While Gov. Geary is replaced in Kansas by
Walker ('Or The present, by +. p. S'an'ot) Chief.
Ju,tice Lecompte, whom Pierce made show OF
removing, is sill, continued in Office, ard there is
not even pretense that be Cato is to be super.
.eded. Thus the judiciary, the Land Offices. the
Public Surveys the Marsbalship, aud every depart.