Thu mtJ committee, on tb» part of ihis
Hou»r, cMsists of Mcwrs. Marstell.r, Led-
ioH, Ziglar, Burgin and Welch.
Mr. Jobu D. Jones presented a resolution,
reffrnng ao much of Ibc Governor’s Mes-
mte« •• relnlea to the improvement of the
Stite. the Literarv Fund, IhdJ assci^ment,
and M'Rae’s Map of the Slate, to appropri
■tecommittees; which wad read and adopted
On mwtion of Mr. .McLeod, so much of
(he Uovemor’s Message as relates to Revo
)uii'>nary claims and expenditures during
the >ate war, was referred to a select
committee; and, oa motion of Mr. Pierse,
90 tuuch of the Governor's Message as re
lates to the revision of Mir public statute
laws, was referred to the Judiciary com-
noitlee.
On motion of Mr. Guinn, a message was
•ent to the Senate, proposing to raise n
joint select committee oa so much of the
Governor’s Message as relates to the Chero
kee Indians; and, on molion of Mr. Monk,
•ootlier message was sent, proposing that
so mufh of said Message as relates to com-
niunications from other States, be referred
to a joint aelect cotniuiltee.
A tnessage fr»>m the Senate, prof^ing
that a joiDi seleci committee, censisting of
one member from each t’ongressionat ais-
tnrt on the pert of each House, be raised,
«hose duty tt shall be to take into consider
ation so much of the Governor’s Message
as relates to Bank? and the circulating
medium; which was read, and, on motion
•f Mr. Courts, Isid 00 the taWe. Subse-
queatly the said message was, on the mo
tion of Mr. Fisher, taken up, when it was
reaolrod that this House do not concur
therein.
Friday, -\ot. 22.
Messrs. M'Leod, Wyche, Coleman, Wm.
M’Lean and Roberts were appointed to
compose the select committee heretofore
ordered to be raised on that part of the
Governor’s message which relates to Revo
lutionary claims and expcoditures of Uie
State during the late war.
On awtiooof Mr. Smithwick, the Judicia
ry committee were instructed to inquire
into the expediency of so amending the
present laws fur the benefit of insolvent
debtors, as to abolish imprisonment fot
debt, except in cases of fraudulent conceal
ment.
.Messrs. King, Battle and Jordon were
appointed to compose, 00 the part of this
vided by law for such prohibited articles as
are expressly enumerated.
The proposition of the Senate, to raise n
joint select comtnittee to asceitain whether
the public prititing cannot be dmie upon
terms more aJvaiita^eous, was agreed to.
lections for members of Congfoss, members
of the Ueneral Assembly, clerks and slier-
iffs.
Turmlay, or. 26
From the Philadtlithia Intelligmccr,
WM. J. DUANK’S DISMISSAL.
The Globe of jestcrday explains at large
the cause that led to tlio removal of Mr.
Mr. Barrin*cr from the coimiiittee wi Duoue. We will btate them without com-
the Judiciary,*to which were referred the cnen*. On such a question every freeman
and :«essrs. We»ley Jones, »lar,M«r, Fuyh,! resolutions directii.g suid cummitteo to iii- should cxumino and dcc do for ^
L.«ke and Guthrie were appointed the com-! juire into the ex,)edieiicy of plucmg fines I r. Duano, « ho is still op^ to the
mitee on the part of this Hou.s. i imposed by cuuits ol law uiK,n the tame ; i,a„k. was selected by t*®"- ^
Mr. JohnD. Jones presented a bill to i footing uUli other judgment debts; ot a- count of that K' ®".
incori>oratc the Wilmington and Raleigh ' mending the law respecting Bastanly ; and the time that he entered the cal>i-
Rail Road Company; which i«ssrd its fin.t , of amending the existing laws lor the bene-; o,;,, ,i,„i ,he removal ol the dep«wiies was
reading, utd was ordered to be priutod and lit of insolvent debtors, so as to aUilish im- j i„ contemplation; and alter he canw into
j prisonment for debt except in cases of „nw. he ascertained that the I’resident had
On motion of Mr. Sloan, the Judiciary-' fraudulent couceahnent, rejwrled that it 1* n;«iuired the written opinions ol his cabinet,
committee were instructed to inquire into I inexpedient to alter said laws. Concurred „,„j three ol’ them, Messrs.
the expediency of so amending the law in. i Woodbury, and Barry, had advised thwr
respecliny liastardy, that one justice of the On motion of Mr. augh, a message ^ removal. 'I'he Secretary ol State and Se-
pea% may hereat\er perform the duty now ' was sent to the S*>nate, inh.rii.mg that the cretury at War were opposed to it.
requiretl of two, [name of Hcnrv Seawell is added to the ,hc stale of the matter when
Mr. Gutherie presented a resolution, in-1 nomination for Judge ol the Supreme Court, Duane entered the ollice.
structing the Judiciary committee to inquire I The amendment made by the Senate to
into the expediency of repealing the act, the prop*>sition of this Mouse to ruiw a joint
establishing the present Supieme Court of st'kct committee on tho sulji-ct of ainend-
this State, and of cieating one or more ju- mg the Constitution ol the Mate, was con
curred in, and .Messrs. Irvme, Barringer,
Poindexter, Fisher, Outlaw, Long and Shep-
dicial ciicuits; which was read and re
jected.
Mr. M’CIeese presented a till to prevent
justices of the peace from is^ing a Capias ; mittee on the patt ol this House.
«1 oQ the jiidfiiient of a jus-1 Mr. Allison, presentid a bi I to reduce
tico of the peace until the return “ No tllie sjlaitco Court Judges,
property” is made; was read the first time, ‘ which was read the first time and (>a»bfa.
passed, and referred. \ Wrdnrsday, .\oc.
Monday, ^or. 2o. \ Bragg submitted a resolution, ten-
Iklessrs. Weaver,'I'atham, Grady, Dod-1 to the Internal InTprovcmeut Coii-
son and John B. Jones were appoinletl to ! *^ntn>n, new in session in this city, the use
compose, on the part of tins House, the | of f|,,s Mall in the afternoon of each day
joint select committee on the exjiedieLoy of j^ring their session ; which was ad«»pled.
selling the Cherckee lands. j S[eaker laid b» fore the House a
Tlie President, whilo on his northern lour,
wrote to Mr. Huane, advising the measure ;
and on Ins return, was told by Mr. Duane,
(we use the words wl'tlic Globt*) “ in a tuoe
and manner scarcely respectful, that Mr.
Duane differed with him in opinion, and
ard were ap|K)inted to compose suid not, with his existing impressions,
fVem Ikt WilmingUn Pe»plt',
SYNOD OF NORTH-CAROLINa
The8y^ofNorlh.C.roli„,r„,,i„,.
town w W edn^ay bv*nm| ibc 13,h ^
at 7 o clwk. A large number of th, Buf’
ops and Llden were present, thou|h 00?
count of the distance, few from the VVm
part of the State attended. Rev. D, 11*^
tek. of the Jlnion Theological
and Ret. W m. Pli >,i.e«, of Pe,e„i« "
and Rev. Dr. W est>er, one of the
tariea of the American Board of ComnT
sionera for Foreign Missions, Mere orpT!’
The Rev. Henry Rowland, of
ville, was chosen Moderator, and the R.*^
Ari h'd. MtQrrKN and Mr. lUm
TV, Ruling Elder, were appointed tifrt
Public aervicea were held every day m iL
Church, attended by the lueinbcn gf
S)ihm1, until it was found neresiaiy forilM
to retire to the Town Hall, io order to dt.
spatch business.
Oa Sabbath day, the Sacrament of n»
Lord’s Supper was admioistered, tod tW
S>nod adjourned with singing ind pnv^
ou Sabbath evening, to meet in Oxfonj
the 1st Tuesday lo October, l*-34.
A large amount of business am irtnnj,
ted at this meeting, and with great un»m».
ity. 'I’he S) nod adopted a plan, abich M
been previously adopted by the Virgrea
A free inteschange of opinion ensued, and ! Svuoil, uniting the three Synods sf Virgin*,
the qui.ttion was deferred, Mr. ihjain: al-I North-Carolina, and of tlie Chsstpttkf,4
legin^, that though his opiiinKis were then tl»« fouwlution ol a Central Ikanl «f fo,.
against the measure, his mind was open to ,^'5° Missi^, connected with the Ain»ric^
conviction. j Board. Thu resolutiom eitabli>hiD|
Thf President having desired that an a-
gent should lie uppomted to ascertain upon
wbut terms the banks would receite the de-
r. Duaue, in drawing out his in-
invirted a sentence “ declanng
that there was
■ remove the dejnwites, but promptly intima-
It'd that he would not continue in a situation
lo embarrass his measures,”
organization after considerabis diKuwca
were adopted uiiaiiimHuily. Tie
determined to raiseJiftrrn ikavmnd dJiat
in Ibis State for the I'liioo Theolo|ic». Ji,
minary. I'he report on I lie (tale or
A message from the Senate, proposing ^ iig^rt from the CommisMow rs apj)ointcd i * ' ‘ >]
to ballot immediately for a Solicitor of tlic , logujiermtend the rtbuilding of the Capitol;; ^ ‘
6th Judicial Circuit, and inlorming that u^pyrt, on motion of Mr. Fi»her, was rAcra Tk» sutficieul cause fo" i
VS Ilham J. Alexander, the present incum- , ran»„„tted to the Senate, with a propo- dvposites, Iwt that the informa-1 In one Presbytery nearly a
bent, IS in nomination. T he proposition siticin that a jomi select coina.ittee be raisid . J* /™ I. . . ...
was agreed to, and Messrs. Hargrove and ^ ii,g public luildingn; and I ... _ sbtuk
Marslellcr were appointed supermtei^eiiU lefcried lo such coui- ^ .
kcrs have been received durinj; the
year, lu Rev. Mr. Mc-Couin‘« co«|»
gatioo io the Fayetteviilo Presl»)let),fn
kundrrd anti /fly-four meinben b»«e bm
House, the joint select committee on the ■ cation :
nable to goveruinent to
»hiuld lltereaAer arise.
of the balloting on the part of this House, n’,7te^"' '' '**? j ann meinDrra out tra
Messrs, Hoke and Murchison compose the ^ U. which Mr. I usne } receded witbm four UKWlhs past. IV^
bailotmg committee on the part ul ' committee appointed to inqmre into the ex- h.s elections to tlM. ^poec-d ™^^ f
Senate. : ^ ofVllmg tlie Cherokee lands,
On motion of Mr. Giaham, a message instructed lo inquire into the exiH.-«h. ■ ‘he following words
was sent lo Ihe Senate, pruposing to ballot, reti,K.„,g thu regular prices hxed “That when the moment I
on Thursday next, for Governor of ‘he ^ j„,^re,il qvuhties of the said land ter inquiry and discussion, «rnvr, i. taken m tlw citmtf
State for the ensuiiie year, and stating that survt)ed ; and also of *ul>- j would concur with the President or retire." I education. The IKmaldson Acjdeo.j iii
David L. Swain is in nomination. Ijecting the survcjed lands to entry. 'I’he President remained fixed in his de- Manual Labor School in Fi)«ttc«ii.t, tj
Received from ihe Governor, by his Mr. Barringer, troin the con.iuittee, re. icriiiinatioo,and read to the cabinet ll»e pa-! go into eperalioo on llie I»l MowUv isJ*
Private Secretary, the fallow trig cominuni- j^^rted a bill concerning Coroners’ Iws ; per which has been publithed. Mr. Duane | u«ry. A disltn^ished instnKtor bu xa
for decisnn, af
rit of (iod IS pourv-d out upon Ihe churtba
In one congregniion tern young mratrt^
teruiincd to devote ihemeelfts to prcfaiv
lion tor the Goepel Mmislry. Mow iia
Library.
Received from the Governor, by his;
Private Secretary, Mr. Hill, a message,|
tmnsmitting the aanual Report of the Presi- i
dent and Directors of the Literary Fund.]
Th^ message and Ref>ort were sent to the
Senate, with a propoeitioo that they be
printed. |
On motion of Mr. Irvine, a raesaagc wa? '
•ent to the Senate, proposing lo raise a joint,
eelcct committeo, to consist of seven mem-!
Tu Wit Ccnenxl AftrmUy af Sortn Caroltna :
Gt.NTLKMEN — I trHnsuut to)ou acorn
municatioi!
from
a larg
mem be
held
on the 4th day of January last, togetl.er present, d a resolution, in-
witha copyol the j-urnul ot proceed-. juj,c,arv committc-e to m-
mgs, and the address pre,«red by a com. c.H'« «c) ann-.Kia.i:
mittcc of that body lo the (retaien ol .North
which imsoed il« lir>t rcadui^. rcqix sti'd the docusiient for further consido- appuinled principal of thal Institutioe. el
.Mr. Clemi lit, a hill direriing the manner ration; and prep«ired and sent the President; haa accepted Ibe appuiuln.eot. Io uUi
ber3 on the part of each House, to take un-
I Carolina. _ I also transmit, in further com- ^
der consideration the propriety of amend-1 P '^nc® with the requ^t ol t.ic mating, a also exempt from serving as oveneers
ing the Constitution of the State, and to in-. 61® certihcatcs w Inch have U-en lorward- ^ rrjecieu.
quire what mode is moel expedient to adopt ed to me by the SheriLa ol the respective , ^duce the sahirtes ol'the Su-
Ihe law, as to provide lliat all pcrsMis now
’ *preme Csjrt JuU^s, wus on uiolion ol
Mr. Guthrie, laid on the t;ibie.
On motion of Mr. S awdl, the commitre
un IiileriKil Improvement were instructeiJ
to inquire into the practicability ol'draining
in |>art or the whule of the swamp
within the State; and, li' deviiKd
lor the accomplishment of the same. I counties to which they relate, show ui
Messrs. Guthrie, Waugh, Pugh and
Brown were appointed lo compose, on the
part of this H^ki^, the join; ^lect commU- i'--t*
tee on Enrolled Bills. i •'’>' ‘*l-«“on up>« •nleresting question
Messrs.
bee, Outlav
. Fisher, Seawell, Shepard, M’Ge- theso papers refer, have bec.M
aw, Wyche and RobeWs were ap- fre.iueuily expressed, and are so generally
' . . * • L*r^rk*j n trt'if ffirtns*s> a» v r%Ia ri a I s.:aa(ii
thtn dunuf*i.d. 'M.r Glutic adds that—
.Mr. Duane was dMiniksed fi.r faiihless-
rx ss lu liK solemn writtrn pl«d^r«, and for
ihe exhihitiun of bid fi-chngs wI.kH made
him t»tjll) uidil f.jr the station to which he
hail bet'll rWvatid. Ho was not diiinissctJ
merely for refusing to reioove the drpoails."
The Globo coriclules with a torrent o{
invective against the ex Secretary.
A C.\RP.
W . J. Di A>r. has iH'l, since he ceawd lo
l»e Scretary of the Treasury, in JS-ptem-
her Inxt, w ritten any k-tler, or other ailicle,
iiiterHlfd fwr iIms (siMk: ej«‘, with ll*e excep-
nose the loml IwhK't rornmittee UBf»n the 1 • ** ..•l.ri.r ll.r. Bnn.l. • .-1 in
nose the joint select cornmiUee upf»n the 1"•»«, *uu , of effecting the san.e ; also to asc« rtain,
euhject of th.* currency of the State, and 1 “ble exposition ol my views m the accoin-
the estabhshmern of Banks; Messrs. Guinn,: P«">'"S committee alK.ve
J. L. Smith, Outlaw, I>Kison and J. \\ .; "'hich received my sancti.fl at
Potts were appoinU-d, on the pari of tbisi P**'**. ®nd in the rorrectness of which
House. Ihe j,inl select committee on the, confidence contiriucs undiiru.iishcd, re-
the eve of tlie last elrctiou ; nor has it tiecn
mnans of doing good ere iiKrrari Hi
faith of the people of God is slren^ibnt^
and It IS brltoved that more eamPft
tor the advancemeut of Chrut't
will Imi put up, more ellorl niaie, and {tei
rr results elRrcted through thebk»ei|i
God, in the coming vear, than ev«f!
rf Thcca*
ceiitly laeniKwd of the F.nghih
who luislook tcvrht for A^rir,and
■ mourning suit lo be made 1/ the fc**.
IS n4 an uncommon Bf.
•ipoke of many such ; a:id atu^jf 1*
a whole family who could ik4
black frooi white, and al*o a boy al ' «•
w ho was oMige to give up hn tailor'*
loriiiation in relation to Ihe prot>ablu value
of said lands w hen reclaimed.
his desire lo mak^ any cxpositKJO whatever, lor a similar naeon. 'I'here ii >
. iKr^t’l the prudcnce, Lnd tl justice of IiI^ G:!::;: 'Va^hington on the lir.l .M^id.,
a’tioos from the Assembly, a,kI cherish Iho hope that it when . S,(-.aker is to be cl
will receive that favorable consideration to ‘hull be rhosen,
which it IS entitled by the important princi
pie involved, and the resjKJct due lo the o
Cherokee Indians; and Messrs. Monk, 1“H‘l'»I'icully.
Courts, Long, Fisher and Bragg compose,
on the part of this lion
committe on communications
Legislatures of other States.
Mr. Fisher presented a resolution, di
recting the Clerks of the two Houses lu col
lect Ihe Journals and Acts of the General
Aisemhly, and such State papers as belong
to the .Stale, and cause the same to be de- . , , , ,
P«,aed in one of Ihe rooms m the upper j ‘=‘^^“^‘'1‘h.- sulj^ct so
8tory of Ihe GovernnH.nl House, for the !«e’ rcsponsihi ity attached
of tlie members and officers of the two. I earncslly hofw ll«t a
Hous. s ; which was adopted and ordered to “P'"‘ conciliation and compromise ,„ay
be eiigroswd ■ "^^ct your c«>uri.'jeH, and Itad you to a re
Ou riiolion of Mr. Weaver, a meeeage
was sent to the .Senate, prnprwing lo niise a
jfHnt select committee of five perw^ns from
each House, to in^juire into tin.* exj»ediency .
of selling the Cherokee lands beloii^ini' to
the Slate. .
Oti motion of Mr. Smith wick, the com-
tnitl*-e on the Judiciary were instruct**^! to
I be ' Iwve of Congrms.—The first scMiun
to commend the subject lo the palr’ioti.m, ^ Gorign-.s wiil com.r^tKie at
v>ashington on the lirst .iionnay o| l»cr» in.
hoeen. it a
w e hope he
in relation to occurreMcs at VVashinglon,
unless in self dclence. An attack ntadu up
on him in tlw olficial paper of the Presi-
d-nt V. S. Ihc (ilobe of the li>th insl. puU
him upon his dctciico, and he will, hi cord-
iii;'ly, at an eaily day, apjiear al tlio bar of
Iht: Public, al least lo ri )iel iinpulalion* up
on his intt'griiy and coitducl as an oll'tcer
Nixl a man. Into a geiicral discuMion of
may sustain the dignity f>f the station and
‘l>c credit of Ihe .State, by an irviepenJcnt ib« d p-«ito qui Hion.lie may consider
pinions and feelings of so largc a portion of h-arks discharge ol dutv. A »tarmv hinmlf i*f>w calle*l U(k>o Io enter. In the
ih© citizen!^ of tlic^Utc. pcri04i in llio utiair'i of crxiniry ifl at riKraiitiiiir, he rr?«prctlullv ask« a tu^pi'iuiion
V(AJ Will recollect that, as with yw tc- K'niinisl will U exhibited in ofju-lgnK-ul on Ihe |-irlLf tlw> i'ubhc, u^i
Its grealfc!.t lury on the tloor »»l Congrew, i^.mts al i.-suc bclwceu the Prewdeol
the presiding ollker of which, in aiiJiiioti a:»l himself,
to hi« knowledge of duly, ought lo p«seMt
the liighcht character as an iin[tartial otii-
cer, and the ino..l entire confHluiicu ol the
country as a citiz*'ri arnl (>atriot.
Jhtrrisburg Chronich.
TIim Card i* delivered to each ol the dai
ly piipcrs in this city, with llte hope that
ixMiH will refuic lo give it currcucy.
Philadelphia, .N'uv. 2U, 1^;;U.
Wc arc confident lh.it, at no diKtanI da\,
('aptnin .^urnue! May cf, an industrious and
iiitelhgt nl shoi-maker, of iu-ltlist, .Maine, ban
suit which will unite the interests and
feelings of every section of the State, and
thus er».«ure the harmony and prosj>erily cf,
the whole. i c . ^ ^ n
I have tha honor to 1^, &c. South. rn manufactories will far outsl.ip „nci.t.,d a machine for culling Ihe lealhtr
DAML»L. SWAIN. thoM; carried on to the .North,—lor the sim- i*,, u c.mstructed of Iwocyl-
nxccmtvc ptTart,,.eu.. f «bat Wore t,.bor can be succe.s- i.^jer^, which are rolled log.-thcr ; wi
^thWl.33. ^ |.i.lly and i.i^l pro itably ernploj ed. I he of which are placed ki.ive.m such a man-
On motion of Mr. ( onrts, ordered thal liino was when such an opinion would hav- g, ,0 cut a side of leaihnr 1
«,p^„-nry 01 placing nne. tbe foregoing communication, with Iheac- lound no favorers. Now, wo believe, it is j,ihJ «.iarii.r« il.,. I „n , 1 .
imf*K^ b> courts of ju»tice in this State cHiipaii>ing documents, be transmitted lo getting to bo uinverKilly admitted. We the cvhndrr« li I t'*
.. . committee on the siihject of Convention. era in Ihe prospf-ct ol iho South, Irom this ,-11 n.i.n. .1.,.^.... . 1
M \i'V n ' Mr. Marsteller, from the cornmittcf np-' fact ulone. V\0 have n-crntly seen slatis- i,y cau cui m a d'av n! I I"'I*.!!'*”
Messrs. ; I Nei , .,u,ithwick, H»'nry. pointed to conduct the balloting for a So. tical statements, which satisfy us that when ’ H better.
Grier and .larstHler ^.lopo^ ihc s. lcct licitor of the 0th Judicial Circuit, rejwrted j the Cotton Factories now talked of are put yiu hlr».itur, r f /j/ff w t l .1
^ : On moi.on of Mr. lUttle, the commitloe shall lii.d slave labor more vahiuhic and picture of political life, from
quire
• K»” '' I Ol makingcomijensation
On rnoli'm of Mr. R. Jones, the Judiciary i in certain can’s, as to make all the li.-es lo
committf^ were irwtnicUid to inquire int» which a coroner may be entilM in Ihe
lh* »-xpedi*riry nf so allerine the law pro- cases mentioned in the said act a charge a-
hihitmg the trading with slaves, as to pro- i gainst the e»l.«te of the dece.isf;d, if a free
hibit Hoy (.ersofi from Inlying from, trutfick-; pers«.n, »r against the* own-r, if a slave.
in« witti, or receiving from any slave any | Oti motion of Mr. Alexan/ler, the aarne
enicle of personal property what*-ver, ex- commtltce were instructed to inquire into
'manly indcrendcr.cc 'y r-'t ii;i it.
Cambridge, in this Stale, we srs
who has tl»e siine infirmity, and anoib»f
iKixbury. 'I'hat tlie dHici'^ncy « sol*
of mere riJton Spurrlieim th>U|:b« P'*
by the f^ct that Ihe liesi drauglitww* W
ortcn the worst rolori»ts; and h*
III his *• Phrenology" (a book of *
teresl and vahm, ind»*pt iidenll) of ii»
liar Iheories) that blind n»en
tain a perfect conce|>lion >f the r-:lalKMt**
distinction of colors, lo fine, he bel’*
there is a peculiar organ or faculty ofcoich
mg, and lie quotes, in illu»iratiooof tb*J
t*iit of Its u^e, the observation
that the workin**ii lu M*»ic at
ploy 1.>,(MK) varieties €>fcolor*,and jOf'wW
of each color,— that is, in all, tfrm
nnd Jifty thirtttand $hadt$.
said lo be situated in the nii''dl«-*
of Ihe eye-brew.— liotton Mcr- Aot-
S'lHnling the Marrittgr Crrfmonj-
following hlalemeni is no jct.i, b»'l •
fact:—•• \ jfHJiig man, in l/U»ii>*» _
crjKxd, b d his blufrhiiig brido
in the Old Church of thal town; *»
Ihe qiicstion was axked, * N' ih
chcrikh,’ Aic. lie answered oa i* *■“*1?^
—and added, ‘ When sho iK'‘‘d;I, Iw
her.’ Tho girl immcdisti'ly •‘‘•ffV
clergyman, and asktd if it ^
retract. On being told that it ss*
turned U[x»n her lioel, and qm*‘* ^
out of the church, saying thnl ‘ A un
could say whnt ho had said at wc
m.«it hkely to P«
Military Atfairs were mslnictrd lo in-1 on the Judiciary were mstrucled lo inquire u^ ful than it has yet lx>en lo the peopio m "•« Voik I*vcning .Star. It will be |Sh'"’‘ho*-
In Massachusetts, any person «dling or '““■'> ‘'"•*‘1 m the Cus-
olforing for sole, a lottery ticket, incurs, by House, lie is Iherefuro qualified to
the first ofU rice, a fine of not loss than SlOU sf>«ak underslandingly on Ihc subject,
nor more than ^2(m); for Ihe eecond of. “ (i i, U tter to open ojtfen nndio wheel
I* II I . . . ■ aun n> w iirtfi
(cnee in additioo lo iho abo\e penalr), he a barrow nnd earn a half loafof brr;jJ hv
IS liable lo mie year’s imprisonment m tho i.onest LiUrtjr, than lo l>e n du. ed lo the
tiouse of Correction; for the third, an ax- ni.serablo unc.rtairity of holdin-nn ofii-.• i
.. , . . , .tension of tho te— ... ^
tbe MitQe re*Ui-.liom aa axe already pro- duties «f bhcntis acd mspectori id holding a-' the same peuulty.
The rnrutti H'
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■ rs r rin ittd unJ W .'f'' rrW».
•P er hj llir lancl, “ ^ $T.
-iinfl.' rti- 1(1 r.-i,l«; «Jf-n 7.)ifit'»>
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