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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

visions this bill, in procuring the WAYS and Mean,
on reasonable terms they might be otherwise pro.
vded for by Congress, aud thus great public bene-
&c would ensuc. Much stress was laid on the me-
cessty Of aeco lntabilH in our public officers &c.
On the other hand, Mr.. Cbftes expressed his
aequieseence in the principles tn amendment. #
80 modified as to render il, y practicable He
contcnded that, the next session of Congress
posed amcndment Wet adoptel, the government
would be bouud TO renher Avn acrdsnt of the opera
tons under that act before they were completed,
and IN sneh stage Of che (,sin as might 6e iniur
rate as thsy otherwise r1% said nj besides .dG
by Mr. chevcs and SIrAwdght n hist tl,ey
knowlcdeel the necessity ofeprop accountability,
that it was prcposterous to rcquircNf the gevern-
mert an account Of TIE exccutiop pa law before
the time limited for itscxeeution, hic in this case
was one year. The amsndmcnt vas said to be al
together nnneeessary hAweYG, because twas al,
for it. to obtain -hy infQy"tion ON the subject of
financial 2, ia operations .,x>Gr thought prgcper
s %.s"g ." ssse% in
he sud bnt no other, moved to atend the bill by
striking out the words in Italic, Dd Inserting in
leu thereof, the wors So before the list day Of
February, 1914, !" or words to tlt,t effect.
The question on this motion of Mr. Stow, was de-
cided IN the affirmative by Yeas and Nays
For the motion IS
AeaiQst Il 81
The question then REQUIRED on the original n
mendment proposed by Mr.. Pltkin, as amended,
and was decided in the affirmative by Yeas and
Nays, as follows:
For the amendment 100
Agains' IL
Mr. Shelly moved to amend the bill, dy adding to
the end of the ID section the following clause.
Provided, That part OF said stock shall be sold
at more than ten per sent under par
We. Shelly spoke in support of his proposition.
Tie beeted very strongly to the unlimited power to
sell stock, and statc several cacuatons by which
he contended that'it proved more mexpedient
to sell the stock under par than opay proportion
ably greater interest
To these remarks. Mr.. Chcves and Mr.. N1'Km
very fully replied aud opposed the amendment as
not productive of any possible benefit. and implying
disist either of the nation, of the persons to
loan.
The motion was eventually negatived, by Yeas
| and Nays.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

The bill for buildit, & a frigate at Phialel-
phia, 10 be called the% Pennsylvania, and 90
gun ship at thefort of Presqu' kEsle, to be called
the P,eSqu' Lsie,-the latter. ~ he ready by the
Isl July, and the 'ormer by the first OF Deccm-
Der next, and to be offered to the United States,
has passed the House OF Representatives of
Pennsylvania, aud been sent to the Senate for
concurrence
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

WILL DE SOLD, by virtue, OF a deed Of
w trust, entered into by Samuel Foster, to
secure the payment of certain sums of money
to Taliaferro Hunter, on FRIDAY the 2nd day of
April next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, 1t
the mansion house, upon the premises, for rea-
DIV money! so much Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
Two Tracts of land.

lying in South Farnham Parish and Essex couu-
", TO wit Ono tenement, tract and parcel If
Land, containing three hundred and twenty
nine acres, and an half acre, be the same more.
or less, being the same Land which was con.
yeyed TO Taliafcrro Hunter by John A. Beale,
and Apphia his Wife, by denl dated the Goth
April, 1807.-And also, OF other Tenement
and Tract of Land, conAning twenty seven
more or less-which Land 4 as also CONVEYED to
The said Hunter by John XBeal,., and Apphia
his Wife, and are the SAM Awo Tracts of Land,
which were conveyed by Miiaietro Hunter and
Eliza Mary his Wife, to the said Samuel ros-
ter by deed, bearing date tleAlst day of Janua.
ry, lS1l-as shall besufficienttopay and salts
fy the contingent ckrkes of fiesssle, and also
the of FIVE huadfstSsnd Thirty -three pounds
six shiliings and H6tSpencesswiAin interest
thereon, from the 1stj6 ay Of January, 1915.
AOS. c HOOMES,
y .4cting Trustee.
Feb. l. Civ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

wanted for TIT purpose, after satisfying the
sums necessary for the payment of the interest,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

hiths per cent pc annum, TO be redeemed one
year after the day on which they are respec-
lively issued.
The bill having been read through by Sec
tions, and no objection having been made there
! to, the committee rose and reported the bill.
HE bill was. ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading w3houAa division.
And the House adiofhRed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

= RI NJ 1 n G
Nsa'ig sreenfeSS tflie Arga' oSsf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

Springfield, Feb. l. 4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
For the motion

Mr.. Randolph
/" one quarter" Of
allowed 20 persons
ing sales Of the<st
small per ceuGge
Considerable dis
Mr.. Randohph ST
Mr.. Gibb olposin
as extending the
making n W seful
q service which M
/ Cheyes aud NIr. 3
or 2, respecting :
Randolph himsel
| Committee, wlhicl
httf Ar D.,,I,i,l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

Feb. I.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
NEW.LONDON, Nov. 10.

On Friday last several small craft
were chased into Mantle, nearthe bridge
bya boa, from The Nallaat. Two sioops
rim on shore one OF them belonged to
Bsis,ol, was boarded by the beat; but a
few men hav;ng commenced a hire on
them with rnaskets from the shore,they
Abandoned The sloop. having cut 6er ca
bic, and taken an axe and hucSet. one
nsp belonging to the boat, 1t IS a'cer-
tanned. wss shot through the shoulder.
The enemys squsdron of this port
'ha. not been reinforced. II Is said tnere
arc several additional ships in Gardeners
Rav.
The Families and Orpheus are cruls-
ING of G-y-Head.
Ccmmodure PRsRY, the Hero of L
RE, has arrrped at Ncrforf, where ne
was received by his fello~-iownsEen, IN
the most cordial manner,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
ALBANY ARGUS EXTRA.

ouuuay i1VcuHiSS iNov. lie
Latest from the Frontiers, and entnel,
70 be depended on.
Extract Of Letter from the .Army
"Gen. Wilkinson passed the British
fort at Prescott, on the night of the 9th
inst. and without other loss than 8 pri.
Yates killed and wounded.
He was at Hambleton on the 9Th,
where the cavalry, SC. was crossed. No
molestation had been given by the Ca.
nadians. They retired from the water
side, scarcely any venturing to look at
our passing armament. They do not.
as on the Chateauga, lay waste the coun.
try in our front.
"This (Hampton's) division Of the
army, is again in march for the St.
Lawrence. A few days will settle
the question whether we pass our
Christmas before Quebec or not.
'The plan of campaign (now it is
fully devsloped) is the subject of
universal praise in the army. 1t is
deep, exact and comprehensive.
Without some act of God, we shall
execute it worthiIy.''
Mr.. WigtOn arrived in town this
morning in So hours from the North
ern Army. distance of $50 miles.
We learn from him. in addition to
what is obtained in the above ex-
tract, that Gen. Hampton's division
ofthe army had marched to Chazy,
where they were joined by all the eff
fective men from Burlington, Platts-
burg, &c. and entered Canada on
Friday: from Champlain, with in
tention to penetrate the woods of
Lacade, to open a road through
which every necessary means were
provided. This route was pro-
badly selected for two reasons -
first, because the enemy were less
prepared to oppose him at that
point: and second, on account Of the
country on the Chatauga having been
laid waste by the enemy, and every
kind Of forage destroyed The men
were in high spirits, and elated with
the prospect Of closing the campaign
with brilliant achievements.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
EXTRACT.
CHARITY.

The same charity which IS DESTROYS
of doing the utmost for the benefit OF It's
poor ncigbor, is likewise very ingenious
in devising the ways and means OF doing
it. And though, in the present state OF
society, it be not required that the opu
lent should sell their possessions, and
divide the produce among the INDECENT.
or that persons of oil ranks and condi-
tons should live in the same style; yet,
surely, no one can survey the world, as
it goes now among US, without being of
opinion, that something-andt that very
far from incsnsiderable-semeshing, l
say, might be retrenched from tho OK
pences OF building, something from those
Of furniture, something from those Of
dress, something from those OF the table,
SOMETHING from those OF diversions and
amusemeDts, psblic and private, for the
relief and consolation of the many, who
have neither a cottage to inhabit, garment
to cover them, bread to eat, medicine
to heal them, nor any ono circumstance
in life to Tighten their load Of misery, or
cheer their sorrovful and Responding
souls, in the day of calamity and Attic
ton. Certainly man would be no 10"
ser, who should sometimes sit down to
less profuse and costiy board at home,
if at his going abroad, /" when the ear
heard him, that it blessed him ard
when the eye saw him, it gave witness
to him, because be delivered the poor
that cried. and the fatherless, and him
that had none to help him ifthe bas-
sing of bin that was ready to perish caTr
upon him, and he cause: the ~'dnv's
t.eart to sing joy" -Beoefcence z
the most exc uisite luxury, and tire gooe
man, after all, is the genuine ep'eure Z
6ishet Xofns's DHeosrsss.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20

FUnii. SALt.
PURSUANT TO Deed from Beiitha
Laws md Vile will be soid on the
premises at II O'clock, forenoon OF
Saturday the goth inst the following
property in the Town OF Alexandria,
viz -
The Brick House & Lot
of Grc.nd on the North size Of King ST.
now occupied by fhiDeas Janney.
The Brick House & Lot
Of ground On tho wekt side oil Patrick
street now occupied by said Laws.
The Frame House & Lot.
OF ground, on the ives, side of st. A.
saph street, adjoining the late Friends
Meeting House, occupied BY Samuel
Israels.
ALSO,
A negro slave named Joe,
about 80 years OF age.
John Grid, :
B. Baden, :
A. Vietch. } ,
November 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.

We regret to inform our readers OF
the loss of the Chippeway, her crew and
baggage in late gale Oh Lake Erie
Tn. Chippewpy was schooner carrying
3 vuss and taken by the gallant Perry
from the British-she was sailing rom
Putin. BAY 10 Detroit, having on board
go souls. among them 8 iieu,s' the osg
gage OF q regiments and large sum o.
money Tor the Gath regiment, all crown
cd and lest by the s,aving OF the vessei
This misfortune happened about three
weeks since.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
November 20

{ 4 =
1000 VT. Seine I wine,
Sxterisr quality
100 bbls Apples, in prime order
so boxes Dipt Candles
80 do. Mould do.
1000 VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrapping co.
s hhds Muscovado Sugars
5000 lbs, Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whisksy
6 casks Goshen Cheese
bags Pepper
1000 bushels St. Ubes Salt
100 barrels Hsrrings
70 Go. Shad,
For Sale BY she Sabseri3er.
wne HAS coNsrAHTLf ToR SAT-
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
HasrroRD, (Con,l Nov. To-
SHOCKING CASUALTY.

Or Mouday last, Mr.. Solomon ray
lor. aged IS, an industrious carpenter .
joiner. OF tbs City heinF at work on 9
new brick building in S,a,e-street, acct
dc,,al.y fell ahoa, so feet. upon pile o.
brink, by which his skull, and the bones
OF It's body, were so drcad!ully broker
,hp, he survived hui few hours, leav-
jne widow and eigLtchildren 10 lamen;
hi. nG,Lasly death.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
FROM THE NORTHERN AR.
N.Y.

A letter to the editors of the Bes.
ton Chronicle, dated Pittsburgh,
November 5, says" For ten days
past we have been in continual state
of alarm here. On the Sd inst. from
500 to 1000 British came over the
line by land into Champlain, and 4
row gallies came eight miles this side
the line, and landed at Chazy. They
staid an hour or two and then return
cd. The male population OF Clinton
county was called out in masse, to
oppose them and commodore Macdo-
nough was completely prepared to
dispute the empire Of the lake with
them but, 10! they retreated back
to the Isle aux Noix. Gen. Hamp-
ton is now at Chateauguay or Four
Corners.
"P. 8. As soon as the express
arrived at Chateaugaay to inform
general Hampton chat the enemy
was coming to Plattsbargh. he des-
patched bis horse, light artillery and
two regiments Of infantry.-Part
have arrived: the others are on their
march-but the enemy has fed.
He could not have precipitatsd to
this place even if general Hampton
had not sent an, aid. am inclined
to think all the army will be back
here soOn."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
rHE WAR TAXES.

In the state of Massachusetts, the au-
,borities to whom the subject ot'paylng
the states quota of the U. S. Direct tax
before the 10th Of May next, in order
to save the ten per cent. was referred,
6 are of opinion, that no bsnef. can re.
suit to tho state, from assuming and adj
yancine the tax" and ne farther pro,
coodings wore to be had on the subject.
New Hampshire has also deemed 1t
inexpsdient to assume her portion OF the
Tax. =
New-Jersey has determined to ad-
vance her portion on the terms, prescribed
by the act Of Congress laying the Taxes.
BalsiMsre Fed. Gag.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
NOTICE,

THE Creditors of r. H. Hughes, an
i 'Insolvcnt Debtor, who have not
handed in their accounts, will please
present them at my OFFICE on or bee
fore the Gath inst Immediately after
which, dividend will be declared.
l. P. Thompson,
TRUS EE.
Nov. 10. st ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20

The Utica Gazette Of the 9Th ina.
states, that the advance of Gem. WI.
kinson's army under the command OF
Gen. Brown. when descending the ST.
Lawrence in Boats, was fired at BY the
enemy from the shore, which killed 8
or 10 mon. Our troops returned the
Gre, which dispersed the enemy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
NEW MUSIC,
GENTLEMENs' & LADIES'
POCKET AI.MANACS

In plain snd Morocco Git Bindings.
Sharp's Virginia Remembrance for
o
CONTAINING,
Besides the usual Calculations Of Gfl
Almanac, the { ensu. OF the United
Statc.-a List of the member o! Conc
gre SIS Officers Of the several Departs
ments--ut tn. Army and Navy--Navy
of the United States Members OF the
Virginia Assc mbI,--Virginia Courts
of Law-Federal do. Circuit and SUI
preme.
ALSO,
English and German AL
manaCS,
Of various kinds for the year 1914 afS
received for sale ny
James Kennedy & Son.
Nov. 20. ep4w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, NovEMsEa 20.
" TO sHRw
,aa yxRY AGE & BoDY OF rHR rINa
sss FORM AND PRESSURE"
LEX TALIoNIS.

Twenty .three soldiers Of the lst, 9Th
and 18th Regiments Of U. States Infant.
~ having been made prisoners, and sent
to England, where they are held in elose
confinement as British subjects Gen.
Desrborne was Immediately instructed
by our government to imPrison % Bril-
fish Soldiers, to be kept IS hostages for
those sent to England. Upon the re.
ceiPt of this intelligence, the Prince Re-
gent orders Gen. Provost, to imprison
forthwith IS American Officers and nom
commissioned Officers to beheld as hos.
tages for the safe-keeping of the % Bri-
fish soldiers thrown into confinement by
the American government. Gen Pre-.
vost Is also instructed to apprize the A.
merican government, that if any of the
said British soldiers shall suffer death,
by reason that any Of the said soldiers OF
the u. S. now under confinement in En-
gland have been found guilty of taking
up arms against their lawful sovereign,
and executed accordingly-He is order
ed to select ont Of the American officers
whom he shall have put into con6ne-
ment, as many as will double the mum.
Der Of British soldiers who shall have
been put to death by the American go.
vernment, and to inf1ict the same punish
ment upon them. In consequence of
this order, the American government,
have ordered into close confinement, As
of the principal British officers now in
our possession, to be KEEP. as hostages
for the safety Of the American officers
Imprisoned as before stated. Thus the
system of retaliation is begun. Whore
it will end, it is impossible to say. Ger
tain it is however, that much innocent
blood is likely to be shed and many
new caIamIties added to those under
which We already suffer.
The Hon. VIM. B. GILES, has com.
menced series ofnumbers addressed to
the people of Virginia, upon the politi'
cal events of the times. The first num-
Der, (Which shall appear in our nexDh
confined, as is the second also, to the
conduct of the Senate and of the Presi'
dent, in regard to the nomination of Mr.
Russell as Minister Plepipotentiary to
the court Of Sweden. These papers
will no doubt be read with interest by
tho people of the United States. Tho
talents of the writer, the conspicuous
station which he has so long occupied
in pablo life, and above all, his long x
intimate acquaintance with the policy
and conduct of the men in power, COM
bine TO give him just claim to the pub.
lie attention. Notwithstanding the dis
like, which he is known to feel towards
the President, his style is cool and argu
mentative, free from invidious retlec-
tons, and we'll calculated to command
the attention even of those, who are least
disposed to be convinced by his srgo.
ments.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20

Another Steam boat arrived yes
terday morning, in few hours~from
Albany, full of passengers; but
brings no news, except that " the
weather is very cold to the north
ware. % N. Z. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20

Extract Of a letter from resfeefa6le
merchant in LiDerfsel TO his corrss'
hondenr in N. Yo.k, dated SEPT 2s.
" Since eur respects of the 94th inst.
the most intelligent merchants OF this
place have changed their opinion in re-
lation TO peace; snd strange as it may
appear, after what We have written you,
our opinion is now that peace will re-
suit from the mediation of Russia. Our
friend wainwright, who is now at St. Pc
tersburg, writes that Messrs., Gallatin
and Bayard are in expectation of the ar
rival of Messrs Walpoie and Morler to
negotiate with than /; from which there
cannot be doubt but that the American
Ministers had been notified Of the sp.
pointment of Messrs Walpole and Mo-
rier. This Information ma. put an end
to the opinion, which for long time
prevailed, that the British government
had rejected the Russian mediation
and peace j. 80 manifestly for the inte-
rest of both countries, that wa think, II
q negotiation commences, the war will
be forthwith ended
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

NETWORK, Nov. III.
Letters received in this city, by the
Mail, state that Gen. Wilkinson had
passed St. Regis, about SO miles from
Montreal.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20

" s..fu,e 20 abandon It's design Of taking
aJay the hives of any ofthe soldiers who
arc at present, OF who may hereafter be
kept as hostages for the Causes mention
ed in the letter OF major general Dear
bora
His cxccllency the commander OF the
forces, in announcing to the troops the
orders of his royal highness the Prince
Regent, Hatters binself that they Will
be sensible of the paternal solicitude
wa;ca his royal highness has shown for
the pretection OF the person and honor
cf the BrIusksoldier, which, In contempt
Of Justice, of humanity, and the law OF
nations, have been grossly outraged IN
the persons of IS soldiers now closely
confined as hostages for an equal num-
her of traitors who have been guilty OF
the infamous and unnatural crime OF
Rising their paricilai arms against the
country which gave them birth, and
WHO will be triei according TO the equl-
ta6e laws of their offended country.
The British soldier viii view this
outrage, which is I'll abandonment OF all
principles, aud an aggrapation OF the
atirociDas. Insults, aud cruel barbaritIes
dali, and iusliciously plactised on many
of his unhappy comrades, who have fal-
lea into the hands of the enemy, as an
additional Indictment to confirm his re-
solution never to WELD, bot with his lille,
his liberty to an enemy whs is stran-
ger 10 ever. principle OF honor. OF JUS
ticc, and of the laws of war.
EDWARD BAYNES,
Adj. Gen. British North America.
Extract Of G letter dated Saekefs
Harder .SoDesiber.
>" have procured fer you, and en-.
closed for you copy of letter from
Gen. Brown TO the colonel commanding
Mt this post. Gen: Wilkinson left Gre
nadicr's Island on the Sd, with the last
divisioa Of the army, accompanied with
commodore Chauncey and his fleet.
The weather since the Sd has been
much more favorable than We have had
for the last five weeks.-It is understood
here the British have been concentrat.
mo al Prescott, with view TO make all
the resistance possible. Eight Csnadi-
al. deserted to this place two days ago.
The militia, since the capture OF Proc
ter, army, are very unwilling TO do du'
". Those who refuse, even Though
born within the United States, are trrat
ed with great cruelty. They deny our
right ID employ British subjects in our
army OF navy, even with their own APP
probation, vet they force American clti-
zcns to FIGHT their battles both by sea and
land, whether they will or not.
COPY.
Had. Quarters, French Creek, Nspem-
Der 9, 1918.
SIR-We were attacked last evening
by che enemy. He showed TWO brigs 4
two schooners with some gun and other
boats He yas repulsed. This morn.
ing the attack was renewed vita the
sane success. The enemy did not sue
coed in landing any where in the neigh
bo,hood of our position, that | have yet
leorned, We have lost say ten men IN
kiIis1 and wounded. The enemy must
have sutYered very considerably, as We
sou many bullets take effect.
He is nnw making the bestofhis way
into Kingston channel. Gu, boats have
sustained no injury whatever.
BY order Of Gen, Brown.
l.. AUSTIN, Aid-de-Camp.
Col. Richard Dcunis,
Commanding Ssckctt's Harbor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
NOTICE.

NN} Me-
THE partnership hereto
fore subsisting between Joseph H. Msu.
deville and John H Creasi, is dissolved
by the death of Mr.. Mspdevi,leA---Al
persons having Gains against the firm
will please exhibit their for settlement,
ard those indebted sre requested to
make immediate payment to
John H. Crease,
Surviving Partner.
WHO WILL CONTINUE TIE
GROCERY BUSINESS
AS usual at the old stand, corner Of
King and Washington Streets.
November Is l2t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20

The Albany Argus says, that EeBERr
Benson, Esq. having resigned his seat
in Congress, as q representative from
the second congressional district, COM
posed Of the Sd, 4ih, 5th. 9th, 7th, 9th,
9Th, and 10th wards Of the city OF New.
York, his Excellency the Governor has,
BY proclamation, ordered an election to
be held for tho choice Of new menbe'
70 commence on the s4th day OF Dec.
next.