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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-31
Notice.

TINE Sherhs Of the counties Of Amelia Nottoway, Cum
Il beTland, Powhatan and Chesterfield, and the Ser
gean OF the town of Petersburg, composing Senatorial
district the Sheids ofbe counties of Brunswick, Din
wddie LunenbuIg MecklenbuTg aud Greensville.
pcs.ng another Senatorial district the Sheriffs of the
counties of James City, Charles City, New Kent Eliza
beth City, York. Warwick aud Henrco the Mayor of the
city Of Williamsburg and the Sergeant OF the city Of Rich
mond. composing another Senatorial district the She
riffs Of the counties of Shenandoah and Rockingham,
composing another Senatorial district the Sheriffs
the counties of Augusta Rockbrldge and Pendeton,
posing another Senatorial district and the Sheris Ofthe
counties of Monroe Greenbrer Bath ana Botetourt com
posing another Senatorial district which several dis
ircts constitute the class of The Senate OF Virginia,
will take notice ira! election in rotation. is to be
held the days Of their respective countes in the
month Of pri next for the elec0n OF Senator to
each Of the said districts the General Assem-
bly,, for four years next ensuing.
THEO. HANSFORD, C. s. .
March 3 qS.tf
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OTIS FOR SALE.-wIl be sold. ppblicly. at Rock
4 sudug on Roanoke river, ir the csnnty o. Hail.
as ~ c Or Monday, goth April RGxt. several LOIS,
advauageousiy situated Tor basiness as well as family
ieuces The situation bas ard uust continuC 20 have,
boo very great degree ine command Of all the produce
ofthe back county. Much has already beea received
here though the place is n Us Infancy ss we'll - v ~
fr navigation uf tbr river The importance Oflhs Hot
Landing 90 cosmcrcia point of vicw issasier ihan
expressed and real drscr gon niight excfrd tht
soads fcreifiiity, gcaNcntn respectfully invited
fD zee fnr themselves. DANIEL MfSON
HENRY SMITH.
M.seL 40. I.I.ss
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Mach q

VALUABLE I4AfES RTgER EST.1TE AZ AUC-
"A TiON.--Will BE sold, a. The highest bidder, on
Tuesday, the l4tb day ofApr ffsr, and II not The
next fair aayl at n o'clock, before the Eagle Boe that
valuable estate Betim0Rf situated on James River abort
miles above the courthouse, bounded by the lands Of
Bent Anderson and Gen. John Preston, containing a.
bout GnO acres 40 Of which is river bottom and
bor am equal quantity Of creek low sToundstbe npsnd
strong red clay well adapted to The use Of clover and
piatier with I've than sniicency Of wood 10 support
the fafm-As family residence, Belmont Is surpassed
by few or the river 10 beatty kealthiDess Of
iis situation Tbemausou and ont houses are capacous
aud convenient, and may, az small expence, be ftied
up In a yerJ neataud comfortable style.
Terms ihifd cash, balance IN one and two years
from day OF sale 10 be secured BY deed Of trust.
An Indispensable title rl be made.
Ty order Of. H. Bstes 3 EdfO'd Rates,
ROBERT GAMBLE, 1rcf'r
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rid, project for the said transaction but IL
not having been admitted by that minister,
who said that he was not authorized, TO resume
and terminate in Spain, the negotiation alrea-
dy transferred to Washing ton, and committed
To me ; the aforesaid secretary OF legation e.
turned without loss of time, and brought me
The suitable Instructions, accompanied with
the positive orders OF his majesty. that L should
omit no means, as far as they might be CON-
patibie with Justice, and the honor OF his au-
gust character, to settle aud terminate ami
cably all pending differences, and generously
10 satisfy the Quilted States, IA every thing
which might depend on the ,tee-wili OF his ma
jes,y.
Such are the dispositions Of the King my
master, and such the orders which lie has COM
n,nnicated 10 me, anxious ms be 10, To adjust
ali differences with the United states, aid givs
them solemn proofs of his high esieem and sin
ceie friendship.
am ready therefore TO resume the negota.
tion and TO pursue il with yon,in all The POINTS
embraced hy IT, until its final termination /;
and shall be very happy, 1t doing 50, can
satisfy all the desires and just hopes OF the
United States.
In consequence, request, sir, that YOU
would he pleased 10 inform me when on al e
ready 10 enter into this important negotiation,
and whcn it will he agreeable 10 Son, that we
commence the preliminary conferences orin
ease YOU should consider them unnecessary,
Chat We discuss the means of agreeing on, aud
fixing the most simple expeditions ana suita-
BILE mode of proceeding, with all possible
despatch. 20 the settlement and final ADJUST
ment of all the points in dispute.
/ await your answer 10 this note, animated
by the most lively desire and the most Halter
iUg hopes, of terminating all dsasreements
and diScOntentS between two nations, which
by their mutual interests and the generosity
of their sentiments. have always lived IN per.
feet union and friendship, and ought 10 cement
them more and more for their common happi-
ness.
In The mean while I renew to YOU NV res.
poets, and pray God to preserve you many
years.
(SigneCN LUIS DE ONlS.
Washington, IOth December, lSl7.
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Won NOIlars ReWarA.

nESERrED from tic service Of the Public Guard Oh
II the Path inst. NELSON n. LANE, soldier Of the
said Guard lie was born In the county of Hanover Va
aged twenty.eight years feet 0 inches high has grey
hair, blue eyes. aud OF saliow complexion.
The above reward will be given the delivery Of the
said desereT at the Barracks ofthe said Guard in Rich
inond. PETER CRUICHTIELD. Ii. p G.
February IS. qTn
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Runaway
~ from The subscriber at tie boat landing Hoi-
son, on my way to St FTancisyille the Mississippi.
the last Of January past, negro named ALLEN, =
carpenter by trade has N his face and neck
stoned by burH when a childbe is large and about
feet ten inches high rather light Completed t il he
eved he will make for Of the northern cities and
attempt to pass himself for ffee man will give the
above reward to any person who will him in any
Jail that get him again IL delivered TO in lar
bofo' N. Carolina, ! will give s $50.
March ~. IO26t. BENNETT BARROW.
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CTOP THE RUNAWAY AND THIEF i....J4UES
- GLENN, an appreuticeto me to learn the boot and
shoe making business. ran away Friday the 18Th inst.
with dollar State Bank Of North Carolina
He had when he weni away coarse blue roundabout
panlaoOns lie has largeblne eyes light hair frecsled
face aud is Of spare and slender make. will give
dollars for him, delivered to me. in Richmond, Eve
dollars to have him secured in Jail that get him
gainin either case reasonable xpences paid. expect
20 North Carolina. James Glenn IS about 10 years sO
aud at FIRST bound to me for years. forwafn ais
persons from harbong oremploing the said Jas Glenn
al their peril. HEZEKiAH EUBtNK.
Match 20. i0a-Ot
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g 400 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber CT the night of the
y = oath ult. three negro men, 10 wit =
PHlL-dDout ave feet eight or nine inches high. dark
brown complexion, well SET shIewd, sensible fellow,
about n or % years OF age.
HARRY-a dark mudlto, five feet nine or ten inches
high, nineteen tweRty years of age. Harry very
likely elo" aud when spoken to has tie appearance OF
embarrassment.
BILLY-a mulatto about five feet eight or nine inches
high rs or 25 years thin vsage and has when spo
ken to a suTy look.
The above runaways were bought by me IN the tewn Of
UTbauna, December last OF George Heaey Esq ad-
minstrator OF Philip l.. Cfymes dec. and have beenra
ced as far az King William courthouse no doubt aen
ing to return to their old neighbourhOOd.
will give the above reward aud pay all reasonable
penses for their delivery to me, in that proportion for
either. WADE MOsBY IT,
MEADOW BRIDGES dIsn) Feb.7. ....sstf
u UNAwAYs remaining in the jail Of HenTico, 0tb
N March, 1878, TO Wit:
BILLY HdV,kINS, black man, about IS or 20
years old feet ncbes high, says belongs John
Ripley, OF Mathews county.
ADdh, light com plected about feet Inches high
buckingham county.
FED, dark completion, about feet 10 or II inches
heb about 20 years old, and says he belongs to MIS-
LINES, black man, 5 feet inches high, about 20
years od, atd says be belongs to Carter S. Jon0s Of
The owners Of the above slaves are requested to call
pay charges and take thea away, Or they viii be dealt
with as The law directs. X. BURTON, ID. s.
for ". s. Smith, s. and j. n. @.
March 10. Iol4w
C,TOJEN from The subscriber on The 10Th inst = jTN
'r1,tDbOHEL 9AI HVi'oL, OdDDLE ara BhI'
DLE about i5i bands high, years old, limps little
wheE roiiing and carries good natural tail. lie ~
horse Of good appearance 40 other is particular
~ TecOccted. am induced 10 believe he was stolen by
negro man named HsHGH. whom formerly owned
and sold 10 Seymour holman, Of Cumberland county.
Roman Is Sout, we'll made fellow about 20 years Of
age, aud walks remarkably brisk. Alberal reward will
be given for the horse and thief or Tor either
VS.. BONDURANT.
6fuddp (Teck 1fiffs March 40. fn34t
M ARSHABS SALE. By virtue Of q decree Of me SUI
AVA pelor Court 81 Chanoery for ihe Richmond Dis
triet, pronounced in lhceiB depending bctwee
HenTg Pollard, plaintiff aud dHn -. Turner. (JJr-
merry Bnfttr,) 0cHt. Of BcNj j. EHffer, ofc'd ana
others defendsrtswiIi BE- sold a. prUlit auction fur
ready money scIoIe The front door 81 the s avsf on
"wednesday inc SUI day Of Ayrii next ibc siase 6nty
ard her chidfeR 90 iic said decree mentioned. ltt
sale viii taks y5scc as - o'tiock.
- gtRhANT.a, G. c.R.Y ?.
4 Aaisa p. ioti1s
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~ CiANCFBY.--Un States COuIi, ri.ih CifcnIi 8
Virginia District, December 18th, IslT-
Thomas iioimsby, Joseph HormSby and Nicholas H.
Lewis, executors OF JOseph Hoimsby trr. Conynham
Neshtt, executors OF Abraham Judah dec. and Cor
byn Lloyd fiRisel Jaison and Sampson Hamburg, e.
eeutoTs OF John lloyd, executor oI osgood HanbuTy
surviving partner OF Cap,i 81 CsgoOd BGuhury,
EffsyfpY
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~ COUNCIL, Mdrch 2lfh, 1878.
PROPOSALS. will be received by this Department for
4 leasing the FOUNDRY & BORING MlLL attached
10 tie mandatory Of Arms aud also Of the
water which passes from the foundry the boring MILL
Pursuance oi act OF the late Legislature emitted
" An Act suliorisng the Executive tie foundry
and boring Will. and for other purpOses'-upon the
terms aud Conditions specified in iliat Act.
-4Hcst..- }. w. PLEASANTs, 4. G.. G.
> L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-31

The Boston Palladium says, Z" In conse.
quence OF the contests between those employ
ed by tie North West Company and those
employed by the Hudson Bay Company, we
believe, eleven bills ofindic,ment, for murder.
arson, burglary, robbery, &C. have been found
at Montreal. A great number of persons are
accused, and several OF them persons of dis.
tinction. Bail was refused in several instanc.
es. The Court has adjourned TO the 18th OF
Nav"
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PeR'teHtiGTy, 81 40. %, 1918.
WASr, in the capacity fan Assistant This iIsitu-
ton man of steady morals and industrious HABITS,
lsnme knowledge OF the COoper's and Carpenters
business. None need apply unless they furnish
tory testimonials OF ihe above character.
SAMUEL p. PARSONS, SHp't.
March %. 1884
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ez-M,litayg and General Agency.
TIVE subscriber will attend to settling any unsettled
4 Military Claims that may be entrusted to his care
Soldiers Patents Tor Military Bounty Land will be
lsincd upon honorable discharges Where the discharge
Or iaad Warfan lost, illegally withheld the soldier
must appear IN person. aud make affidavit agreeable
to the forms required by tEe Wal Department.
ELIJAH BROWN.
February 3. ....6T-f
Ie.TEGEOES FOR sALE.-Wfl he sold, 10 the highest
L = bidder on Wednesday tie ist Of April next. a.
Eee Mead go the Of whatan the residence at
the late Thonsg Tabh. 80 valuable NEGROES, consist
ing Of mer. women and children among them segy
valuable female Cook.....Tefns, Cash.
1T ne same fe 0Hd Place, the pcrshahie efate ci
said decedent consisting among other things, %
feiy Of house and kitohsn FURNITURE, elegant
CARRIAGE. grf pair Of ane HORSiS. Also, several
Gac Colts aud Fiiiics, 40 OF excellent stock.
Terms For al Sums under $50, cash-eVer $50. 4
credit u months will he SLOWED, the purcbatcr
giving bono with approved security.
JN@. y. BOILING. Ad'E'r. n
1hguas Ta5h. nod.
Amelia Nsrca g. c1Sls
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We learn that judge JohSO,l, efthe United States
supreme bench, is writing the history of gen. NofhaeI
Greene. BoSt. CEN.
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EIENRiCO FREEHOLDS FOR SALE.--OD Tuesday,
the 7th Of next month, april wifi he Sold at IL
O'clock without reserve front of the Bell Tavern in
this city, TWENTY lots, Of IS acres each, lying from
) 10 miles below the city. on Of them, there is
an excellent orchard and garden with houses small
family. Terms-p payments liberal, aud will be made
known a. the sale. Plas Of the Lots will be shown az
my Office previous 20 The sale.
~ oTder ofthe proprietor,
ROBERT GAMBLE, IHefioneeY.
IA
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a LII persons indebted to The estate of DR.. Willy Roy
IN decd of King & Queen, requested TO make
mediate payment and all persons having claims against
II requested bring them forth legally authenticat.
ed in order speedy and snal adjustment OF the affairs
of said estate. JAMES GOVAN, il. .46n'r.
March 20. lO3-4ts
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90 NC;PrgS!OVtL VTyTORY

CONGR EySiO MI HISIORI.
We are pleased and Dresume the public generally will
editors OF the National fUtcttgCcer have issued pro-
posas Ton publishing History az tie Congress fthe
United States, including the and debates,
IS they have been preserved in both houses OF Congress
since the adoption the constitution to the end OF the
second session OF The fourteenth C0ngrsssTbey propose
to nubis IN ecavo VOLUMES OF from 700 TO l0OG pages
each az C dolls. per vol.
They also propose to publish history commencing
with The hst session of the 1teeIth Congress in the
same form.
We know Of none who possess The materials and
facilities for dcomPaiion Ottis nature asthe proposed
publishers these gentlemen long lac reporters
Of the proceedings af Congress and are zcsnowedgedy
the hest reporters in the United States IL them
tire public are indebted for the reports of Congress
which floating ihrsush the newspapers throughout
the country, and we hope they MAJ in ibis proposed
undertaking meet m ample reward for the labor and
expense It will necessarily occasion.-I Nat. Register.
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Februarv "a.

nNL HUNDRED DOLLARS REMAND for taking
~ MOSES, o. AioSES FEEE3.--He vas hired TO
Messrs Woody x Co. the last 10 dig coal and
brought 10 Richmond ia TIE ail CT he yoar, aud hired
out by the week or month Moses absenteo himself u
bout the list of Dec. last, ans n the city
weeks AFTER Hcis well acquainted wiki ali the coalpiis
III Chesterfield and Henrco -hlcE places IL skely
he may belutkiug or baTporei. THERE'S good
believe beses has gore 20 d. borough OF Norfolk where
lie may attempt Ia pass fer a fttt mai
Description Hoses * tPet or . inches high &c
~ ~ years oi aye. OF l1wn az yellow complexion lie
mas been btnin the bend bn; tas yearly disappeared
lie has several knots ih" breast neth ooCasoned
by powder; BE has down l0oi VIXEN spoFcn TO- but
speaks distinctly be Is yciy siorp drink and
frequently gets tiPiy. ofNgtB al rlgsous owners OF
vessels, captains. &c. rem eDpo said nego, iRthe
penalty OF ihc law.
The above reward viii be paid the delivery OF Mo-
seS secured in any jail thar get him again, BY
maj Christopher Tompkins, or John Is Tsiafsrfo HEB
mond. joey X. GSMFKlNS.
March ~. IoI4t
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'ENi.KiY DOLLARS REWARD is offered for The de-
a livery at Dover, in The county ot G0ochiana OF
difLFoRP.-Ee Is negro upWaItS Gf1G years old. of
moderate stature pleasant c0unteuanCt and sinntcIs
IN bis speech. Ills aoer heing in the CHI, Thuud ca
Dover makes it probable that lie IS also TO be found
there. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
March -. jGtif
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO DoN LUIS DE oNIs.
Department Of .stdte, December 10, 1917.
DON Luis DE ONIs,
SIR-l have had the honor OF receiving ysur
letter OF the tenth instant, and shall be happy
to recei, e YOU al the office OF TINS Department
The day after a. morrow, al one O'Clock, to
confer with ven upon the subject OF a. am
instructed bv the President. on tbs occasisu,
10 assure YOU OF tie satisfaction win winch he
has learned, that you are furnished with M
structionS from your government adequate TO
the adjustment OF all i've differences between
the two countries, aud OF the earnesiness Ell
his desire that the negotiation MAY terminate
in an arrangement mutually satisfactory TO
both parties.
i am, witt. very distinguished consideration,
(signed) JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-31

- EHINE & JUDAH, four doors below the Bell Tavern
IA have received 2O0e pieces NANKINS. added TO their
present assortment OF DRY GOODS, among which are
Cloths extra sup blue, black and other SOlers CASH
mere, 10. do. do. dc. grey ard dEab do Vesngs,
Of various fashionable co0rs Irish Linens, CaiHbTic
ard Musl!ns. And the following description of GER.
Man GOODS Tckienburgs, oznhbuTgs BpTlaps, Hes
sans Hempen Rolls, Pia,as, Dowias, Sheeings White
"oils for towels Russia Sbeetngs DTogbeda Linens &t
&cIbe above selection cannot be eSceiled by any store
in this city and being purchased jUdciousy shall be
disposed of on the mOstTeasOnabts An addition
al supply OF Spring Goods viii be received in time.
March u. I05 81
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THE directed by the above order will be tax
mond, Monday the lIt May next when all persons
wing claims against the estate Of COL VIM ById dec
requested 10 make them Known
February 81. off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-31

THE subscriber has received by late arrivals from New
4 York few casks Irish glue, 20 dozen hair sifteTs
100 Nova Scotia gndstones, and expects daily casks
trace chains, acompete soTtment moulding panes I
cotton umbrellas, well assorted casting.
from the most approved feundery In tie United States
On hand, general assortment of HARDWARE of
an descriptions, Of whichis Of the last Fairs i'm
poItatjon aud viii be disposed or moderate terms at
his wholesale store Cary street. and his retail store
on Ill main street. opposite NeSsrs. Harrg TompkfBs
s 90. CHARLES WHiTLOCK.
And expects by the rs. vessel on Liverpool 20 casks
hoes. assorted, casS Waldron's double prime scythe
Ll4des. I0rch 2T. I65-6t
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A MDBEw HETHERToN, Taylor, has renewed on
4 street, few doors below the street leading to
%yos Bridge in the house formerly occupied by CORey
& New, CoDfeCuoners, ndwiil be happy wal,
cuSfnll and FRI grrh 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-06
The Wlniering JeIr.

Espriella tells the following curious
story: A few wears ago there was fel'
low with lons beard in London, who
protested hi"self to be the wandering
Jew. He declared he had been with No
ali in the ark, Some person asked him
which country he liked best of all he had
visited in his long peregrinadons; he an
swered, Spain, as perhaps a man would
have done who had really seen all the
world. But it was remarked, IS rather
extraordinary, that Jew should prefer
the country Of the lnquisition. " Ood
bless you, SIR" replied the ready rogue
shaking his head, and sm''iogst he same
time, as if at the erro1 OF the ooser'at'" ;
L" it was long before christianity that l
was last 10 Spain; and shall not go
there again till il Is sill .ver."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-06
Richmond, Nr.) March %.
THE TWIN SISTERS.

The following commun;catinn was pro
mised o our readers some weeks since ;
bu' its author was anxious for another op-
prrtunity of verifying the impressions he
had formed BY personal inspection. Tie
following is furnished as the fruit Of his
recent resea ches. We mu.t confess that
his description IS very singular and sur
pri,ing-ii true, = would add ne" force
10 the remark ( Hamlet, that there
are more things in heaven ar earth, than
are dreamed Of in OUT philosophy" Bur
however strange il may appear. we have
no doubt 1t presents a perfect transcript
Of the authors lmprcss,"ns. He Is well
known, a citizen If tni> place, whose ve-
racity has never been impeachrd
TO THE EDITOR F THE ENQUIRER.
>ir-DurlDg NY excur.i"R IN the c"un-
try last week. l was induced 10 visit the
two remarkable yourg twin ladies, to
whom is attributed the remarkable facul-
" OF knowing each others thoughts, Of
whom some notice was taken last winter
IN some o, the ne~spap'rs printed in this
state. Having been in The habit o. visit,
ing occasionally for several years past the
neie hSorhood where hey live, and ha-
wing epeatedly heard from such good au:
thoritv tina, left no doubt on my mind
that they did possess the remarkable ia,
Guilty Of knowing each others though:
and feelings, when separate from each o
Their, | feel warranted having seen then
myself. to exhibit the evidence of this IA
Guilty and having tried the thing 10 the
entire satisfaction Of my mind feel ell
tirely justifabIs in giving il az "sy dc i'd
ed opinion that al! that has been at.rib1t'
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AAex'a. Common Council
N>>1oo>nIN>.4~,Nn>~. ~



AN ACI III
To authorise The mayer to issue Der
isr reraiii'g ale, beer, porter all
CIDER.
Section /. Be il enacted bv the e.,
mo Council of the town of AlexaDdS'
hat ,hali be the duty OF the naval
grant his permit to such person OF ptra,
q. may apply Tor the same, to .en a.
beer, porter and cider. provided tie ~
plicsnt or applicants produce to h.n,
certificate sighed by six o. more espse.
abe freeh"lders in his or their ne1ghb,,
no d, that hr or they applying are r..
spec'abie citizens OF the 'ow,.
Section 2. Aud be il iurther enac,si
Til tpre,ious to the era ting itch Ter.
NIT the person making Application $ ,l
produce 10 the mayer III. tr asu,e,s r.
ceipt tor ten dollar. for .uch uprui,
which shall be in force ior one wear lros
tie date the euf.
Sec'ion 5 And be il further enacted
That 50 much Of section OF az act IN,
titled an act for Kissing a Revenue &c
passed 5th da, February 800, as cum.,
within the puHiew Of this acl. shall B.
End i, hereby repealed.
Section 4 And be i, further enacted
That this ac' shall! Commerce ard b. N
force from and after the psssirg thereof
Passed in C"urciI lst April, 1918.
PHiNEhS JANNtY.
President pro ten
Approved. April 5. 1873.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor
4 true copy Test,
I P THOMPSON, {. G.