. coxannss.
In th lUe el Repre.entiUve. 5lb
th. Mr. Coke, front te Committee on
f? H..nf v,rw.M,l 1 bill tO Wlh
the offi-e of Major liener.l of the Army
f ,tir.rti! loberirlnted
051 M.1STERS.-On thth ujt.
In the Hon of Kr presentstives of the U.
" Elites; Ur- MJe, t isVVorki u4
ii,. f,.ttln resolution t
n.j...A. Thii4ik Committee on the
;-..r.rfl'ulRcjJi beJntructed
c,f the United S4ate,n4 lr other pur
v MMH which read a fi' "CCfK
time, end rommitttd to a Committee of
v:; i to iifjairt irtvih propriety J mekw it
' r erst -tnrpwtr wMiljr vk
r.f ill Potrrtir?ft,the oflkeere
' rirt balance amounting to tw1
en the first day Minusry p""us.
ihaimive been defaulters, for the Ipsce
-r mnniK..ri.rhilaneet atraintt them
, vi " - ft
lave been notified to ibem by the ''
pertinent end elH rosklng itjhe duty
.rk. ptn...trnnral remote front
t-fBce ell euch defaulting Postmaster
H,. miin nf Mr. Sfielrhtt l. we
Jfci?fW,That the Committee on Com
merce be Infracted fo Inquire into me
i-nedienes- of. maUne en appropriation,
t 1. Li erectimr e Mtht Boat, to be
ttetlon et or near le Drent Island Shoal,
la Pimptico Sound, rorth Carolina.
Co motion of Mr. Dtberry, it wu
Rentved, Tbit the Committee on Mil
lWr PniM be instructed to inquire in
la ibe einedietfe? of Discing Cdlyne Wil-
loughby of h'crth Carolina, soWlef of
the reVolationerf wir, on tbe Pension
of tbe United States, and that his papers
to the VTar Department, be referred to
id Committee.
On motion of Mr, fTkkbfe, it was
Baolvtd, Tbit the Committee on the
Judiciary be Instructed to inquire into the
expediency of abolishing Imprisonment
for debt under protest ol the boor:
lb United States.
Oa motion of Hr. Ctarfr, It wee
Reolvelt Tbit tbe Committee on the
Milluis be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of ellowhe; to the Field ine
Ornerat officers of the Militia, so far at
respecu-the triosmisslOft-wf-iheit oUlcia
orders indr eturns, the franking privilege
In the House of Representatites, 3d
iait- Mr WitH'le. from the Committee
on Retrenchment, presented report oh
the subjrc' of restricting the public ap
propriations to the specific obje:ti for
which they were made, string ihat tbe
m voted for the-contingent expenses
in tfct several branches of the public ser-
vice -might Jm end bed been juisappiied
Xi mcrreaioooeiiL jus. ju'uvAuia
for contingencies in the !KlUtt-Pprt-
e-vrtridrformerts; tnuvunted Terebout
fine twrdrtd botmnd -dollars -antruall jr,
bavlDg been, durtng the last session, re
duced 10' one fifth pf'lbatldnir ifl fe
"pecrTrmlrrtTggee4 tfie-iircpdetJ,
01 extcnoiug umiiar iutiiuii iu mv
Item of tbe contingent, ejpeaaej oLCpru
frciirmoyt pirticuU'lfJ'l - where
etiker House expended lami for nutter
totally unconnected with'the business of
legislation, ewJ certainly not falling ap
propriately whhjn the cootingeDt expert-
j: S..1 .u-
ses"
In the House of Representatives'! 4th
inn. on motion of Mr. IUmajx it was
JforW, JThat the Cornmhtee on the
Pott Office and Post Roads be instructed
to inquire into tbe expedieocy of provi
ding by law for a more liberal compensa
tion to Pott Masteri t distributing Post
Offices.
On motion dMtiVilUvnix iLwss
KttotvtJ, That tbe Committee on Rev
olutionary Claims, be Instructed to In
quire in to Jtne- expedicjBC xA. placin g on
tbe pension list, tbe names of WiiHatn
Weodsidee, William Ihll.Thos. Brother
ton, end John Scott, rod that the papers
supporting the claims of said petitioners,
te referred to tbe said Committee.
On motion of Mr. Dtberry it wat
' Rtiohed, Thst the Committee on Mil
fary: Pensions, be instructed to InqulFe
Into the expediency of placing Jeremiah
Metser, of North Carolina, a soldier of
' tbe' Retolutionarf War-im thepe?non
roll, and that hit papm in the Wa Of
ce, be referred to said Committee'
In the Ueute of Representatives, $tb
Int. Mr. Drayton, from the Military
Committee, reported a bill to alter and
-fmend :tbc"organijali)Q6rine!lrtne
Corps. - ' - " 'f -
Mr. ConntTi from the Committee on
tn Post Omce and Post Roads, reported
bill for thw telielof iotph'Xwnrf
Our incomes thouldbjkow
- tioei if too smfl they will od
"pTncH VLf, but- if too large ihey will
'caute u$ t atudble nd to trip. But
'Wealth, after all, is a relative thing,
sioce he that has little, aocl. wants less
5v richer than tc that has much but
vasts more. The contentment tie
pends not upon what we have, but
upon what we would have a tub was
large enough for Diogenes, but a world
wyt too little forLlexanderv ,.
hotifh It has berh seril wteks in ses-
Ion, his net yet complete! me orjin.-.
tlon of the Roverftment. I he "eni'e nn
Thgrt.Iiy, were tni in. discussing
the tieM of rertain Kcntiemen io sena in
that trlf "I "Cmrinc fijuui
moved tht Mr. Pike of York be id mined.
tiect! I to 8. The national repubn
csnv moved that Mr. t'aher be edmitted t
re'teetcd a la I. the dmKratk repuhli-
cans iotine in four of the motion. , Tbe
national republicans mnve J that the report
a rtmn to'Vishtnttt.eovnty m &
centtd t retecte'd 8 to I. Hoitut IJul,
There U terrible comroonon in me
Lmilsture of Maine. The TortUod At
( JKkMni of UtWt?uf n -c:
A third hranch of the Lejrislaturt. wis
wMntteiTei!wderlfto
fcntlemen-IAdemsttes seceaeo
' ... i, . ii
from the Senate for the purpose of choos
Wv if mtrton w u h tMcauf 'f.iea
bcrs ol the House, tour new i.aims; rcn
tort. The old Senate basing adjourned
lit th hinr tst ih federal membcrt tin
in in. - -
til this morning, the aforesaid seceders
met in the fenate chamber this afternoon,
nd elected Dr. Phelps, of Somerset, Pre
sident. Mr. Kasanagh, the old secretary,
was called upon for the Journal, but tc
fused to give it up. 'Vhetherthey will
clfJm members, intJuding the prtSent
President of tbe board (wht is the man ol
their own choice?, Murine; the remainder
of the sett) remiins la b teen."
Frtm CWtwia. Tbe brij Monilla,
has arrived et N. Yrk f.oen t-'anhagena,
bavins; left fhst port the 'H nil
Of n. Harrison, late Minuter of the t'nl
red Stite to Ctemft. s and. his
Secretary, Mr. Y40 lUascllear, of Albany,
and Cot TorTtns, Ute Charge PA fairs of
Mexico, to IH m 'Jfrnment, Bate
arrived in the Mt'iJU.
A corre?ofhlit of ike Mercantile Ad
sertise- write un!r dte f tke 9H tt.
from CrtHe;tn. if.at ell eyes are fi
etl on the Li.Scritor, and a treat anxiety
ia manifei'cd 'o kno what course he llf
pursu. Ouyauil and tui'o have de
rlared in fvr of his beiot; poclaimed
Monanh of Pero. The new ,( the sp
ration of Venezuela, causes much excite
nrent."
Tbe English Mmiiter, Mr. Turrer,
anAJua.UaulyArriieAjLL-C-trlhJjgeji on 1 hive charge pf buildinc;. equipping, arm
.L ... .. T. . 1 m.j- . .TT. " e . r
the 4th nit. . I he brif .Medina was to
sail on the I Ith lor Chagrcs, to bring up
a part of Polivar's Army, which was atj
i anama.
Intelligence received previous to the
arrival of the Momilla, taie that Gener
al O'Leary, who lately quelled the inaur
rection in Antioque, has been appointed
Minfster from Columbia to the United
State. -
Atrrietr. W lt week rava tome ac
j JoQhF&nfie new RetbTutlon tn .Mexico ;
another statement savs: u The causes
hich have been operating to render the
government of Guerrero unpopular, with
m.ioMtvl of the
?" t r-- .
people or rather armyj of the united
Stales of . Mexico are supposed : to bo
knowtu: The project - to - accompllh.
which, the province of ucatanis now' in
array,' and for which the troops at Puetola
biv lately . risen, is 1 Centralitm by
which for the present, they wih to vest
all power in one individual that individual
is to be St. Atma, and here is the proxi
mate cause of the movements now in
progress.
The large district of Campeachy is
commanded by St. Anna'a brother in-law,
and bere the ball recchiditt Ji'tt im finite.
The truth is that there is no power known
or felt in all Mexico but the Army. The
military power originates and prosecutes
a revolution there, at its pleasure?
fieoftle have no existence S
A Whatcy seventy five feet in length
was landed on King's fLynnl Beach, in
the month December, 1756 Dr. Henry
Burchsted rode into his mou h, in a chair
drawn bye horse ; snd afterwards had
two of bis ribs set up for gate posts, at
hj jQUSCtJljJJ
stood for more than fifty years.
Hiilory 0 Lynn.
Diiirtct of Ce'jiav.M'r
haa InlmiillCgd InUvlhai Sanat "C ih IT
3. the followine 1
Reiotved, That there ought to be estab
Ushed in the District of Columbia a lecis
lative JbodxixkcjeOlLlhiDh
and vested with all tbe powers of rightful
legislation subject to the're vision of Con
grcsa..-l-.:..l. -V -it:S
psjtalted.iUvmeUff fbe' SVock?
holdersr to be bti at the Ranking J lous.
111 " iiimngvuii or me 10m 01 April, next,
icrtfelefmtnffWD
ihe extension of their charter granted by
act of the last General Assembly.
Upper Cdnada.tThc House of
Assembly of Upper Canada have re
fMxctl to.fcye, the.haplaitt flesig
nateji for theniojrthe Lieut. Gover
nor, and have request the Clergy of
York," of all the differentChristian
denoamations to officiate alterni
Albany Gazette.
March lut, the ff.re oflheiunk er thf
U. S. In Payttttville, has received from
itsdeilers F.SO.IlJ inUolJ, In Pars, the
pro lure of tbe Nrth Carolina .Mines.
Suppoilng tbst the State Unk, with Jts
tit branches tke Hank ff Cape Feir,
with li lincbe and the rfewbern Uank,
ith lt branches, bie rectlred much
more J end that e merchants of the wes
tern touniiei, hste the Oold is found,
end who deal frincipallf with the Nor
thern cirtee, renit es mueh mire to psy
for theic purchnes, we have en imwim
approaching RlDO.OOa founf, within the
list year, fa the Gold mines of this State.
These loppositions, we ere cootineed,
M bU ike relCtyJbtttey iV-w ht
nronriett ef havioe I hradch of the ?fint
In'this SiiierW tbe pufpoie.r.'sMing
$rjd t$p5n tbe Ootd. ' ' faunal.
Oeftttemnof tne Bir, end tbeOfTicers
of the Supreme Ciwrt of the U Sta'Vi,
,n theJduIt. Mr. Wirt In thet h.tr.mr.
... . . . ..;.
Webster suomittea nesoiations p -
live of the deepest regret for the lots
austalned in mr death of the lion tush
rod TahinKtn, Ine associate iuttc,
and of the highest respect for tbe proOs
sional learning, end the purity of puUlic
and private character which dmmguUh
ed the dereeved and proposing that tbe
urtal take of mouminK worn for the
remainder o the term. Tne Resolutions
wt-r unanimouily adopted; on the 3fth
Mr. Pcrlen moved the Court that tiiey
bw entered on ihe records. Judge Mar
mall owerved 'hat no one knew the
wnfih ol hiv late Brother better, or more
ainccrely regretted hin de.th, then him payment, has had the Candor to make
elf, and he belleSe t tne sentimniU waitoe following just remarks relative to the
commnn to all his asso ls'es. 4 he pro
ceedings of the Pm.: end OfTi:m, wjie
Kfatifjrin to their leelino, and he felt
rreat pleasure in directint; the entry of
the Resolutions upon the Minutes of the '
Court.
. JS'uy CoftimittionrrtAS bi.ll.hjs beth
reported in the liaise of Uepresenttives'
of the U Sttte, td reornize the fi ard
of Commissioner of the Navy. Three
Coromnsioneri of the Navy are to be ap
pointed, who are to have eeh separate
duties apportioned to them, vis i One to
ing, and repairing flnip, enot.ier of the
cstabliahraent and construction of Navy
Yard, Docks, Storehouses. Sec and a
third, of the miking of contracts for sup
plies. O'her duties not enumerated to be
apportioned to thtm, as the Secretary of
Navy miy think proper. The said three
Commissioners are, besides, whenever
the Secretary of the Navy shall think pro
per to be. convened, as. a Moord .fox jhe
consideration of such subjects connected
with the Naval Establishment of the Un
Tie d Statesykt TOaytrrstrtmrrreri to thera -
REP JACKET 13 NO MORE!
m mm t ikm tmut lwrti fhflm Itrr nt.
WIm 1U rrjU It Ua tm f Ik.lr
The. . guL jpi rtL.c? led h' jo bi m e If,
on the morning of January SO, wnHe at
his residence at the Indian village near
Buffeto;fIehd seen elglify winters'.'."
Ai a warrior, he was brave bet and most
of his brethren ; as en orator he excelled
all bis nation, and it is said that no man
whoever lived in our land, could so mould
the feelings of hi hearers, to his own
will. He was warmly attached to the
customs of his fathers, and resolutely op
posed the inttoduction of the manners of
the whites. He carried this feeling so far
that he would seldom, if ever, converse
in the English language, though he was
well acquainted wiiN it.
Albany f.VfW York J Gazette.
Lrgitlature of OAo The Cincinnati
Gazette sjys, one of the chief employ
ments of "toe Ohhr LcptslatareFTio r in
session, is granting divorces, and that, in
doing so, they are relaxing the obligations
of the matrimonial contract to a danger
ous extent.
WiasaeS4jMa
A correspondence between Conirnodore
'CrrA7rTanar iWoaHniinacrew under
his command, has been published in the
Norfolk papers. The letters express re
gretnisurecai!.,.sna. a decided, wish that
he ' may experience a triumphant refu
tation of tbe calumnies against him.7'
Alexandria' Gazette.
Sunday A7tft.ThO Seventh day Sab-bateon-Ghrtstains
hive petitiohed Con
gress against passing any laws refetfve lo
the stopping or Sunday; mallfrrhe te
gislature of Indiana have adopted a me
MHfai - swnKes'rcmmsfreTrmr.airamr
Llt.fi ....
kjeftgBB."-.-! linn i-i'T
it is siaiea mat uovv Houston, wno, as
has teen mehuonel1s TWow ir AVasfiirTg
ton, , has abandoned entirely his assump
tion of the Indian costume and habits, and
mingles in social intercourse and gaiety
as freely as formerly ib.
: .: V1, waawaaaafciawl 'f"".' . -
;ricl?oy..Theselectrneri.of Glou
cester, Mie have published notice
informing the idla' boys of that town,
that if they are found playing the tru
ant tn school hours, they will be treat-
(s as vacrants. accordm? to law.
nr. tATttrf,
m
In tne lloijte l llcp'feniivt
ltcti'eentM1 6t the
U. 3. Sth Inst. Mr. M'lMie, f
rnm the
Commiitceof 1'ays and Means, rrported
I bill f'ir the reduction of the duMrs on
tea end coffee t etd, alv, e bill to reduce
end molify tr duties upon cenln lm
Krted article, Ind for other poipoies.
nbodied In the Uuer, was, emong f ari
ous enumerated in it, one for equalmng
the duty on bsrend relied Iron, end fixing
it et ninety cent per hundred weight, the I
etiect or which, should it ce eaoptcu.
will be to 'place foreign hammered ion
upon an etdr fowingrn th'e -American
market with Hritish rolled iron, the duty
uoob which emounta, at prawn t, lmot
claCtea, nrviutnc' tnai ine ianpovi n
tttap and f Ux, end oft Cotton ui.VYool-
len raantif-Ktured. should be the.ame e
those lerietl pr flout to the passive tf
(he late tsrifr bill. It provided. elv, for
m redaction 01 ine otftf on mouaei 10 i.wm
cents per es!an and for a drawback up
on Rum distilled from foreign Molasses ;
for a diminution of the Irapoat opoil iat
fiom twenty te ten cents, per flfty-sit
pound t of that upon Wool a gredyal re
duction until it was diminished to fifteen
per cent ad vchrrm ; end-to fit similar
per centsice upon indiiro, end-hemp, rape
and United oil. The bill was read a frit
time; and, after aome dicusion tho te
cond reading was postponed until a futuie
d.r
Tbe F(!itor of the Nberij Spectator,
who wa atrongly opposctl to the appoint
mcnt of Oov. Branch to the Navy De
Secrft?ry's anie. Report Star.
.'' .Vary Rernrt. We hive read "with
n plraiure unexpected, the Report of the
Secretary of the Navy. It is a sensible,
and, in the main, a judicious document
We say this with the more pleasure, as
we rme heivtofo expressed the opinion
that the appointment of the Hon. Secre
tary was not a fortunate one."
The Revised' Suites' of fhe State of
V' w York have gone into operation.
Evnie reforms are introduced tv
'h -mm the criminal, a well as civil ju
rlspruJence One change thit has been
tn.r?e strikes us as a very proper one.
viz : The old form of asking prisoners
whether they are guilty or riot guil!y, is
superseded, bv.the query of " Do you
demand a trial Ufion ihit indictment '
e
A" letter fTorrTSavannari, dated Jan
uary 4, says " the hyacinths and jessa
tniflcs arrTn-fomTr j-antr thtrfnirt trees
are putting forth."
firjinia The following semmsry
TJl.LofjJe .peculation and taxes of the
State of Virgioin, may be interesting to
tnaoy:ofou"iaacfav.
. -White. SUntn. Tax4.
.-
. 101,381 ir,!78 21,770
139,1 2 33.S3J 5BJ62
137,222 221,3:2 150,265
. 16J,:,32 176,251 144,432
West of the Alk-
ajhany.
Between the Bliw
Itidge and the
Allegbany.
Between the Blue
Kidtfe and head
of tide, water.
Below tbe head of
tide -water. - -
TheXavy - The several vessels of War,
of t he U States Nay, now in service, arc
as follows :
In ht Mediterranean, the Delaware 74,
Java 44. Constellation 36, Warren 18.
Lexington . 13,Qnt4iUc48,airfie
1
iU.JI.
In the Pacfic, duerriere 44, Vincennes
18, St. L.juij, 18, Dolphin 12.
In the Wet Indies, Hornet 1 8, (since
lo4t)Rue 13, Peacock IS, Natchct 18,
Falmouth ! 8, Crampu 12. -Qtt
' ike CaaaMrtUflUtiwm44,f
The Vessels of War now on thn stocks
and those in ordinary and repairing! an
as ro!i6w"s71sl
At .ai QF -1IjAaa aM Aat 111 rt ajtw a ik
line, Santee, F riate of the first class, and
Loneord, ,sop of the first class-
At Boston,; Virginia ship of , the linei
rrrair.ship..of..ibe-4inevCiii3ranrf.
frigate of th first clsSrCoa4, ship
Of tbe, M Jndefirnddncei i ship of the
line,, and Conttitution Frigate of the
firsf'class. r ; ,
-
r J ' ikii
fjoaflriKJe;rof-.tne-MiH'-c4ase
Botlonx sloop of the first class..
At Philadelphia, Pennylyaniat ship ol
the line, llaritan Frigate cf the first
class, Crof, sloop of War, and Sea GuU.
receiving ship, ,v '. ,
At Washington, ororaccTTTgste; bf
the first class, Columbia, Frigate of tbe
first class. . .
c At Norfolk. ivVcrTor. ship of the line.
St. Lawrence Friga'e of the first class,
-north Carolina ship of the line, John
;:;;;('.' sj, 10 10.
Me re anllionred to annouur M
I in hiva Ki f tN.ilit jHtKnt Mier.rTof
eonRtr, Bi e fantlUUte Itr reflection, at tfe,
next t'iwral rketiiin in A'ifuat.
fCf Ytf ar alw etHhoriiM ennfmiw M- -
Jirwv A. Maaoaiv, at 1 uuliLi!(, at oit A(.
gtrw elcctioM, fur shenfTof Itowan county.
Cy W committed a mistake, in o5
papei of the 2d if st.,in s'tiiing iba ,0
of the resolution of Mt. Hunt. fnr.ililt,.j
the snoml prorccu of the sales of Pnb.'ja
- . . S ' E
Xah3f 7rriong tire"aeeyiT si aWc'sMfit'cJ lem"
torresf for jurpws of -Mutation txcla-"
lively t Mr Sirifurd, from the $bltt
cisrrict iu inn sraie, vorec6r tne rtsola.'
lutb'n, instead of agaimt r, as we ihtj '
had We were -led into tbe error bf
cofitjittg from aoine other paper. Meitru :
Cation, Speight, Alton, HaU, and Wjj,
liams, (rom this state, wd against tae
resolution 'il
J$iijtrmf Ci?? -siM fiillowing gentjerraa,),
nklition these heretofore annwinctd, hti
beendmitted to practise lw.
' In the 8.rerii.r Uvr1 i alwntrevll.'s fute
tit nnnenmh i
Clerk' and Shtn't VcrThiiillnj. v
could not betferocaipy a porttoa of ourcolim
than by giving imbhtitv i the of the kt
aeMion of the Legislature, tH'mg tai ree,ui4iij
the fees of Clerk ami hhcrifT, wa luve tke'.
week given the law in firth it Ui b found
oor fint p;;e, Ai almost every individual k
concerned in the enactment of thie U,
would be e!l orjlnse vht tAe the paper, kv
preverve ttu .4o. if rvme othet and tlwe W
Iu not take it, hid better nbcribe ! or per
hap they can (oti?) BORiMtV from their
neigliboTa ho hine nibveribecL .
KUICTIOX of SHERIFFS.
We hire heretofore given tome of the etf
line nf the art pusfd at the lit tettiup oCtln'
Legitlittire, veiling die election of SheriTi h
the people at Inrire i but as an increuinp intm
cs iJ beginning to be ft It by lite people tbe
fUbjVct, and a candidate for that retponaibai
office are bfing aniioinced,ai)ThplIof3ifl
law cannot tat be acceptable, la the rreaitf'
proportion of cMirrt-adrs at this lime. ; - '-j
Section lit provides tfmt the Sherifl? iliij
heitifler.be elected by tLe fioe vJuu'm 04
titled lo vote fnt Cummoneri 1 '' - '
-.M-i -ihe eleetmi. t uie' jaeaoa (i w
day with that for members of .fsembty snd ss
der the same rule ami regulations 1 the verm
.jt' inline niitei. numier or votes, ia osau
clartd eletled by ITifs rbtin'.y Court, "lb ilka)
llu "rrarns re1d be mslei Tn ease ofl ts
the county court, a tnjoivy of justice! Dtl
pre'rcnt, to chiwse tV slirrifr from the penow
having ThV'IugTTrnf" mr erV4mbet a?-
3d: h disc the persons apnnin'ed f 'v
pnrpoie, fait Je boh, the elecfiun,'!" rnag'gtea
and two fre hold -rs can supply ths vciKy.,
4lli ; the election to be held onco in tvf
years only ; the cotlnty court, a majority bwf
Diraent. to decrdc all contested electjjns.
Sl
5th i the person elected, i to give Iha ae
tury bond, their infficiency to be judged af k
the county court, and take the neceawy wtatf
a failtireno do which, on or before '.be ecl
day of ih term of naiil cmrt which iha'i k M
first rter the election, forfeit the ctCcet-w
s failure in the Sheriff to make wnidf
ments, astisfactory to the court, al forfeit 4
office; in either of srhiclv contingencies) t
majority of magistrates being
I ... 1 . r 'nr-TT-m i-.M-H,
iftsrt
are to elect a irre7inrTia ibUf bo'd'"!'?5.
until the thvin nbxt election by the peopl.
6th i no one eligibfe to the office, except
hss resided in the county one year imraeiMf
preceding the election, and shall owe 100 sen
of land.
4m i - 9ueriM4 now in ouu.st m vu" ,
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ICIICWIII lllCir UUH(i3, llll UUISII
LTieiL bv viv'nu' nroner bond.' to act. .... ; .
-'th ; if any Sheriff, electevi onder Jh'
convicted in the mpcrior or county eoun
misdemeanor in oilice, he may h n!uJ"l
from omce by the court the .coroner f
fbrtn the sherifl'a duties till the tben
lion of the cotirt, Whena'ahenyaJafl'lv1
ti. '.. ........ hut should W
court iailsoinake jwch eject iort!j
continue to execute th; dutiM if theaben'S
or:he Crs?,L.,.9tftL anxwroWbefore he shsll be etJ
iirpenorm ine titniea oi anerm, "nui' - ,
five ro cWtratcsnrive astisfBCtory wmu, .t.
. ' ' .....
in,t. . . -r ,'. ;,iVm of thef'r
..... f i j .- . .j.
ty, are to mee: at trie next term -. -
from the sheriff elect i ami nnlcfs lie
i. .: - . '.. .J the W05
nnnni siTia r irv rvrw rn at rrraiiirii v r
his ofPce to be frfeited. v
ll.u ll- .11 !.". nn'l'ie:n' e'1"1..
except the. provisions w lorwer -
tbe magistrates liable for r.eglectir"l ' '
auKcient bonds and sureties . fro
C!..rji -
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stripped for rejiarr
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