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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
Mr.. CLAY WHEELING.
From The Tnginia Stasssuan, .sbriIs

On Moni-y evening, S0,h nls. HENKr Clay
with his family, arrived in this place. He was
me, by q eompany Of sbsut fifty Gentlemen a,
the Psnnss ivsnia iins, who eseertd him from
thence to this place, where he was greeted
with the unfsigned admiration OF our csizsns.
The MeGhaniss. Manufacturers, and otssFs,
having Prepared dinner az the Globe As.ei,
Mr.. Clay on Tuesday, dired with about two
hundred of his fellow citizens Mary toasts
were gisen. expressive oft sentiments Of tho
company--some of them combining much wit
and satire; and Qua ofthem, slieitsd q strain
Of eluQnence from cur distinguished guest. that
terminated every one. Who heard IL, in the
cause Of the "Amerjesa System" Never was
this slstisgn lshed man, even in shs aays of his
power, more heartily welcomed. and more
generally admirsd. "a sentiment Of admiration
peryadsd he hearts of all, who besTd him. -
There is something mex pressieIy grand 10 the
voluntary tribute OF respect paid 10 a citizen,
who has retired from ofhes, and who is un-
clothed with power.--tt is gratitude, without
a sus pciou OF selhshness for past services =
Thousands. through the ksps or prefermeat
bow at the Eoo,stsoi OF sulhsTty. but merit
only, commands the disinsefestsd Offering OF
gratitude,
On The evening Of the same day large ana
splendid party vas givenia the lower loom Of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07
FOR TIE GAZETTE

s1 "e : fssao dsFs and Non Freehoiders of the
1"atorai lal,ss) Convention dis,viet, Gem.
~" " 'ns Counties 81 Berkeley, Jefferson,
'"p sn'rs, Hardy and MSrgaa.-
ttiow CiTIzESs,--
ulsN'y and he'oiesl effort, 10 at this mo
.raa CURED al your hands, by every eonsid
,ss ou winch ought TO be held NEST dear and
| m,,'nts 10 in'eiligsa, freemen, in the at
an "u'Ch Snow On foot, to obtain a osw
bns government. !, is evident to you, 10
|om sa '"'sn OF The states, anu all lockers on
ne region, that the Constitution. or
!, 49, = afh"aes OF Virginia, is at war 10 its
Ia - ts, = features, with The true princi
raI ~ 'o useicSnsn, and obnoxious 20 the pc
ens-N 80 o. an 'Hmense majority Of her CT,
h, A. u rom ITS formation. down TO the pre-
LAS pFoYenA source Of ,hs mos,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

Peculiarly " Essdsnee--lt Subsequently said
that Jury judges ~ evidence mare from N =.
manner Of the witness. than irpm The t,,sist
meaning q what be says. Not iepg sinss, sxys
the New York Enquirer, 10 a trial involving,
the fact Of an abb. two witnesses swsrs tbs:
they had seen sparticulsr individusl II resisiss
place cut oi town on certain day. On shsr
seen the same person q, The same time In Mas.
u.sircci ia town Here was . direct contra.
diction between the witnesses. ard all swags
positively 10 their belief. and knowledge. The
Jury. however. believed the evidence Of HE,
Two ,aste ed II the threa wl,nesses, spisiag ~.
dsabi. from the cir, manner, and olher cis.v
sugsstanees connected with its delivery.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-07

Harsvsr, Fem J -9ts4l q.
On Tharsday night last week .shs Church be-
ons'As'o The Lutheran Congregation 1t Ah.
sests,own, in Adams county, six miles ff.sn
this place, was destroyed by fire. II Is, 3. tsr
As We have ascertainsd, the gsnevsl opsaini,-
that u Was the act ct an incsnfisry The
building vas wooden aud weather bosresd
ard the fire being fret discovered 10 tho sts.s
pie give. strong room 10 satsrtsia this slppo.
siiian. -
NJ. Aldini. Of Milan, 10 said to have
Invented fire proof dress 10 enable thu
wsarer to traverse with impunity the
flames Of large Gre. ftis made Of d.
tissue of Asbestos, covered with metal
lie aauxe, sad 10 constructed on fha
principles Of ancient arnoy, allowinr-
the body and limbs perfect freedom oS
motion 10 make those efforts nsseseity
may require This invocation must DO
useful in the rescue Of persons from
dwelling on Ore.
A disease similar to tho dspgue. hss
recently made its appearances in Ils--
risburg II is confined to females alone. lk
attacks the little fisgsr. extends up one
arm and dssoeads the atber. causes paia
and inflammation. -
The Boston Free Press has tina fol-
loving posteripi:-~
THE Smyrna Morgan BY the pe~
likeness OF Captain Gsfsrd, Of the brig
Pale slime. from Smyrna, we ara favor
ed with the following Certificate fsona
the person IN Smyrna said by Mr.. Buck
inetam and others to be William Nor
gan:
This may certify that am not tho
maa that was drowned In Lake Erie
was born AT Montreal in Upper Canada,
was bad Christian, and became Tux.
am JAMES PITCHER,
Nieknsmed Morgsn -
Smyrna, Dec 10. 1898
We think this man nast be BAD
Turk as well "a bad Christian. or ha
would not certify that he was born i'm
uontFsal in Upper Canada.
0fths eighty pei deals which arc
published At present a Denmark. seyens
~ are in the Danish. six in the German.
nd two 10 the Icslandie language The
llbsrty Of the press is maintained 10 be
as great az in Eneland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

Al the commencement At Rntgerss College, ON ed-
nesay last. the degree Of LII ID. conferred the
Hon. Martin Van Buren,, and Of ID. ID the Rev.
Professor Mayer, Of the Theological Seminary Of the
German Reformed Church. The Rev Joseph ME'roy.
OF NV York, aud Rev. Cornelius ID. wes,brook, Of
Fishkill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

The New York Evening Post will continue to be pub
'shed. The editorial department will be under the
charge OF Mr. w C. Bryant who has for several years
assisted MIR Coleman in his editorial duties and whose
reputation as scholar and poet IL widely dused and
appre GATED f.Nut. Taf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

the Board Public Nos, ad> anita geoIsi known
here Of intelligence, and of great irmness and
integrity of character. We believe his appointment
will be received with entire satisfaction by those
Immediately interested in the work, and we have
doubt but that the Commonwealth will find him Of
her most faithful and interchangeable agents no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28
J. n TUaSrn, Portsmouth, Ohio.
EXECUTIVE DEPAnrmEnr. Csc

HtHedgeUlNe. Jug In 1929. :
Gentlemen IL directed by the Governor to state
to you for the information of the persons
Numbered and injury conirrsd 'by ,S for property
NOT iving been paid by the Indians were submitted 10
he President under The Act Of Congress, and have
oeen rejected at the War Department The fact of re-
lection only having been communicated the Governor
regrets that is not in his power state for the sat.
faction OF the claimants the ground OF rejection The
original papers will be returned to the Executive De
par"ent and the claimants, il they think proper can
apply to Congress for redress
am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant
EVERETT II. PIERCE Sec'rv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

O. CItA hLEsToN, DEF COZ July ga term Of the
superior court OF Law for Jefferson county comnenc
su Yesterday Judge Parker presiding But Tor the fol-
Jesse Wo0i, free black, who wished 10 raise corn
without planting IL, we s1oud have been Ill @ a . WI,
o. having no criminal cause upon docket We wish
Iesse had been snugly coonzcd at Liberia Orr court
record would then hays scn free from the ONLY black
P'"l"" - tFfcs pregs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

, N roast tcHh an JmprOUeweHt.-A CORE nonJent of
ne we" Hampshire Spectator says, ths' at late pub
nc uInner at which the Hon Daniel Webster MAS a
EuesP INC following toast was given: John Quincy
nuauS-M May he live 10 confounl his enemies;p 10
winch hr. Webster aided, as lac has 6is IrienJs -
AMI Immediately drank il ''''
We learn that at present, the President and Mr. Van
IhArIns CnrrnlL II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28
Extract Of letter to the Editors of the B1iore a
fusTlcdn. dnfeI

"ANNAPoLIs, July 23,-avening
In Chancery on Tuesday morning 2Ist after some
other business before the Court the argument in the
case OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company rs
me Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company on the mn
uon 20 shew cause against dissolvng the Injunction
commenced by MIR Larobe the part Of the co,npisn-
ants and continued by him TO the adjou nmeht OF the
On wednesday 22i, the argument in behalf of the
Ran Road Company continued and concluded bv
MIR. Latrobe at O'Clock. ~
On Thursday. 23l, Wr. Writ opened the cause on tbs
part oil The defendants, and after few remarks was
followed by General Mercer, who commenced reading
made by MIR. Writ, and the course of which had been
stated in the opening. After reading until half past
we've, General Mercer proposed concluding the ex
hioits on Friday and The Court adjourned with view
az the request Of General Mercer to allow him time for
heir arrangement II impossible yet 10 say when
The argument will conclude 4"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

fRANHFoRT. July 10. Col. John Speed Smith has
the Kentucky District. The statement tina, he had de.
CARED Tor Mr. Clay for next President turns out TO m
a sheer abFica lion grovs
The removal OF the late Posma ser at FrankCot WA
solicited by some OF the friends of the present aJnni
raton Tor causes which have heretofore been exn;n
ed III TINS paper, and which did question the prone
scdrge OF the duties wh sreiD the Postmaster
acted but IL seems from the statement which Ia. Iss,
transmitted 10 us from friend at Washington for nuh
hcdu ~ hnt other circumstances than those
may nave operated 10 induce the course adoned nv III
fostin9ster-General We think il due 10 the ,nhI;.
mat this statement should be withheld from Il ard
therefore comply with tho request made to insert il
no
James W Hd,rhips, Postmaster at Frankfurt, Kv
was several years since directed by the
cruz 10 deposit regularly every quarter the amount of The
proceeds of his Office in he United States Branch Bn
al Lexington, Ky. fIe failed TO comply with The di
rection ill he became a definlter for un,vards Of
thousand dollar' On the first of Juiy 1928 the anonu,
oil lis default was twelve hundred and eighty dollar,
exclusive oil the balance for tho quarter ending t,t
Day On the 9Th Of August, 1925 letter was address
ed 70 hm by the department., reminding him of bis 40
ianit and informing him ,ba IL was required oC him %
deposit Immediately the balance for the quarter enn
July LIT, and to pay the twelve hundred and egbtS
uoais IN four quarterly instamepts together with hi,
current receipts, and that the deposits must be aIvse
made within ten days after the expiration of each nn,.
ter Ne has not complied. On the l., J,nu,rv iaoo
ne was ~ default thirteen hundred and ninety ,res I,
aTs and ten cents On the 1t April, 1929 h. o,neJ
me department nineteen hundred anil sirfeeo JolI,rs
has paid any thing since. '"' "
May IL 1879 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

''''' ~ F''s7snlI'I t!ee''or 'ns IacE'os party
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06
Rteps,tosr0 SgeDsg.


President Jdetson's Inaugural Specially the ell
ergy of our enterprzing mail contractor Mr. Porter.
President Jackson's inaugural speech whie, was de-
livered on Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. was received in
Richmond fifteen hours after that time, 90 milssl
appeared in the papers the same morning. The
Speech M Washington before it was delivered we
presume, or the moment the President commenced its
delvery 1t being customary in such cases TO print
them before hand that the anxious and ,stan, public
mny be early gratifyed in receiving it.
We do not perceive that the proscn, speech
was worthy of this marvellous despatch, though
we do not feel the less obliged to Mr. Porier's
exertions on that account. We Law i before the
country reader without comment, farther than to
reserve the right of future comments upon its char
acfer' 1t Is piece Of still life remarkable for
nothing but negntion-tcllng what the author will
not do, but Observing 'ludicous scc the letter to
Dr. Cocman) silence as to what he siH do-prescri-
Ding no course Of policy, promising to 10 whatever IS
constitutional without defining what lie thinks con-
stitutional or Otherwise an splitting upon the carcass
81 the dead Lion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

THE following COOL natvred quiz upon occseekers 70 D
t~py from y Jackson paper, The Boston Gazette:
Foie tfe President elect arrived Washington che
accumulation 81 letters Tor him ~ the post Office AZ that
cry, exceeded hre thousand. ne suppose many o.
them hfief and hUe:-"Dcar Gepefal. con- "a
fulso YOU success aud having been one Of yoVr
Uhmosi rieHfs md gqoTcrs, 1auer myself that shall
be remembered when tie Offices distributed Pgnt,q-
bstN r00r dGsr General Yours &c"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

West Of the Allie. SfT90 sssu "ssrra aoiaL
ghany Mountain, flsso l3S,IIs Ioas ,ssce !I'xI,
&c counties -, 49, fSrSoo isI,SOO
- Increase, e1S78 al, ,,o.o ,oc a..
Revenue Of is2o, ISL o60 s6-se ~ LLoss .ob, aSs
about s3i cts S'' eaeh vhtc inhabrant
Between tho Blue 1870, Ss7Co a,s ,,e-o ,o,.-.
Ridge IL Alleg'y, }lssS ,SI o9c 81. lo'e.U 1880
IL counties $50 S'''"S io'iSb
p.v.,,. ssrcreac. 32,aSs s,asO 1886 5IRol
about IL Lets F'' eaon wm'c nhabi,aot
Between b. Ridge Sfss0 16s e7e 900, 40 90. -
AID tide water, 1920 l87 7ss oiSS ,ae',os sSo.tI
, % counties - 49, -'''S* 'o<,"oo
p.. Increase, es,876 6isi 1855 NJ io3
about 754 cts 49, f."E""i'o mhaonant
Below {l7a0 Iso ~, c-,, ,-oo,.
Underwater, 1890. l5S io, aon ,coo... o,"'.Vl
Sc counties - ' A"''''S o''''o
D., Increase, 2,75s 1857 1888 ebg,o
ns'ene OF lo.o Sil7,S9l 79per each white iuab,a,,,
~ counties Beyond the Blue Ridge, contain white popu,
vi -o],<uo, ana pay total revenue of 83Sl3 IL bcin,
e" uic Ia" OF ABOUT ~ cts Tor each white nlabant
o' counties on the east of tho Blue Rd,e, contain white
poPoh OF 81 l5S and pay total Sl5g2Sx III
oeuS ut tic rate OF 76 cts for white inlabi;n, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

,Srms 81 tls eSostithtiaa &ie ttsuxbt nearer 10
'ne standard OF pure republican theory, and whs,
ever may be the result Of its debenoss h, recon-.
mendat,on would probably prevail with the pconle
community. "''"' " 'ae
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

aggrieses, Let not woman sixays look Tor TIM.
cause 10 the injustice of her lord; they may procca
ITO many trifing errors in her own conduct vh;c
M'tne cannot blame, though wisdom must re vro.
Al she makes this discovery, let them be amcnde
without thought, fpossiblc at any rate, withou I
an expression OF merit in amending them. In thi.
ten that the only government allowed on our sdc in
nat OF genteness and attraction; and that s power
nhe the tabled influence of imaginary beings, must
be invisible to he complete.
Above all, let q wife beware of communicating
70 others any want Of duty Tenderness she NAV
.hins she has perceived in her husband. This un.
twists Mt once. those delicate cords which preserve
.ne UNITY of the marriage engagement. Its sacred
ness broken forever, If third parties uro made wit
nesses OF ITS iailings, umpircs of its Disputes Il
may seem almost profanc in to confess TINT once
when through the malice OF an enemy war made for
snort time to believe'that my Roubigno had wrong
, me burst not even in my prayers Heaven, pc
tt'on Tor restoration of his love; praveI Z, h.
inaue better wife; when would have said more be-.
'o'ed one, my utterance failed me for the WORD"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06
TFion the .Ae,c YorI. .Joyr,,yor f-u,,

IRON the .Se'r York Journal Of Coerme,rc.1
III appears from paragraph which We published
ne other day, from an Eastern paper that the whole
number OF manufacturing companies in Mussacbu1
Sets is 235. AS few Of them are engaged in tho
manufacture of Iron, and some others are nrohahIv
silent we Will suppose the number of active comma
mes IN manufacture of Cotton and Wool to no 300
Inc number of factory buildings We may safely STATE
al OOo; the whole number in New England ut
i'ooO and we may set down at least as many
more tor the rest of the United States. What then
tne proportion OF 20 factory buildings which have
been burnt within the las, year, to 5000, II is os
to $50: or less than the usual rate of insurance"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

Ihe cultivation OF Sugar appears he daily erori,. il,
aVo' al tue south The Savannah Republican speaks Of
some samples Of FLORIDA Sugar, made that par of ,h.
territory called Aachua, which in grain, tasre and smell
furnish Indications Of the highest quality that
10 mat article Sixty hogsheads had been already secu
red and 1t was thought twenty you'll be realized
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

10 VIC are requested 20 state that T. {, NJ
wilI non he candidate ~ tho ensuing election ornoin.
bers tn represent The county Of lIcrco in tho ncyt
General Assembly. NOV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

To The Ftreho'derS oC Eie Connig NJ TJenrjeo.
IL IS proposed to oflr ~ vour consideration at flo
Aprl court. tho day Of The General Election .b.
subject OF nominating candidates - represent Won in
TIC Convention. Your attendance nj the Courihors,
on that day Is therefore earnestly rc1nostcd
March =: 1920 ) FREETtOEDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

Sdgacity Of observation-disclosures in n eaen and
war Know their duty, and are more osedient to the
vord OF command than many rational beings. Il IN
sain tney can travel, emergency, too hundred
mics 10 AZ hours; but will hold out for month M
tne rate OF forty fifty miles day. with checrfnness
ana alacrity. performed many long journeys uoon
an elephant given by Rsgnbah to Col. Heating; uo.
tnlng could exceed the sagacity, docility and sfc-
prospect, hc remained immoveable until INV sLctcS
was finished; III wished for ripe manrrs orow;,,,
out ofihe reach, hc selected the most fr,tGf brnroS
anu 6rcakipsio oTwsIh his ntnk, oifsred Il 90 III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-06

w raw c%ne 70 determination IN support PnGir p B,p
.Aats NAPsoN and "cn DApt, ofOraog" and floasfr
TO" 10 form the now Constitution. '
'H'oy Fre'toides NJ LoQisa Coty,iy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
.NEU BOThS

z Avs of the United States, Resolutions Of Cun-
gress under tic confederation, treaties, proc
lanations, Spanish regulations, rnl Other docu-
mcnts, respecting the public lands, compiled and
published W order of Congress.
Tabular Statistical Views OF the population, com
merce, navigation, public lands, post office cstab-
ishment. revenue, mint, military aud naval ostab
lishnents, expenditures, and public debt of the Uni
ted States by Geo. Wa'torston ana Nicholas Bddle
Van ZOnd.
Letter from the Secretary Of 'hc Treasury, trans
uniting the information required by resolution of
the House of Representatives, of May H. 1926, in
relation to the growth aud Manufacture of silk adap-
ted to the different parts OF the Uuioh.
Letter ffom James Measc, transmitting treatise
on the rearing silk worms by Mr.. De Hazz of
Munich, with Plates, SC.
Reports of cases argued aid atjudgcd in the Su-
preme Court of the United States, January term,
1885, by Richard Peters, vol. /.
Constitution of the United States of America the
rules of the Senate, and of the House of Repre-
sentutves; with Jeierson's Manual. Printed by or
der of the Senate OF the u. States.
The National Calendar, vol. o. and many other
valuable publications, received by :. ~. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

gNROPO.SALS viii be received by letter adde's.
q sed to he President Vfthc Chesapeake and Ohio
Coua! Company at the oicc ofthe Company In this
.ity. uni; tiie stu duy OF March next rr .,,n,i;
Pine Timber, Tor Inc construction Flock Gutes viz.
Of Ys,.O0 L1clsi.
30 heel posts, 2by IL 2 inches. 81 II feel lor,r
i DO do u -e by 10 10 inches IL 10 frot Io,sss
do do - IL by iGs1-l inches & 9 feet lon51
81 do do IL by ~ = inchcs Il . - feet lon99
l& mltre posts 10 - by l. - inches & Ii feet lons
i 10 q" 10 - by - . inches and II feet lonS
, DO 90 10 - by u 10 inches 6 : f;.,.i l,s''
81 do do 10 - Nv ~ - inches & 10 - feet Io,
2iJ oars, 10 - iCcl..s Ut one end, IL - az iir
other, md inches thick II feet long
324 bars, - ncesrt ono end, 10 ~ at the
other, and inches thick. l-2 feet long.
- pieces by , inches IL feet long
lO3 balance beams, Lon inches square at one aud
ana sixteen inches square at TIC other, twenty-iou
feet long.
81 pieces eight by twelve inches sixteen feet ,,r,
lo8 do eight by ton inches, eight feet long.
l08 do eight BY nine inches, three feet lo9r.
Ofbest E,tr! fu.c.
9'0 feet, board pressure, two inches thick, and f-
teen feet long. ~
10 800 feet, board measure, two inches thick and
fourteen feet lunU
$500 feet, board measure. two Inches thick and ak
feet three inches iour.
Proposals Will also be received for the supply of
500 logs OF Pine or any other sound timber ii .cct
long; TO square not less than inches,
One third "a the above timber and plank is Ia be
uCiNerco u "thech Creck, and the tnulnder at the
Company Saw Mill, ut the Great Fails. Ly the 10Th
day Oh May nest; and be measured Inspected and
approved, by on Engineer oi the Company and to be
paid for on delivery. Offers will De- received for the
whole, or any part thereof.
The locust timber and plank 20 be of the very
hest quality the former may chcr be round or souaf
cd to the bib add VAL be paid ibr according to the,
cubic contents required by the bill, The Heart Pine
may her be delivered in the log in inch plank
The Pine Logs 81 feet long may be delivered either
round, reduced To 10 inches iB.cx, by hcVyn tho
upper and lower surface, and viii be paid for per foot
run measure. JOHN Z. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake aud Otto Ct.lai Com J,any.
feb p, 1929 W.T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
WARD ELECTION

IHNIlE election Of Common Councilrrcn. m The 81.
N vcral Wards, VIII bo held on the 1sf ND.
Hcsddy IN .4Pyi merit, viz: In Jefferson Ward No
at Armsirongs tavCrn--.!n Madison Ward No. 2
at the Eagle llotcli aud in Monroe Ward No 3. al
the Shockoc lIill Tavern. Polls will omen in each
Ward n ten o'clock, 4. " "Thc rrc, hol rs of
lots within the said city, whether improved or not and
whether such trccholdcrs reside therein or not and
ue n9nscNeepers and inhabitants o the said city, who
shall have resided therein al any tn,o for the snarc
OF three months, without tac mtermission Of ono Q
months, and POSSESS in their own right within the
Same novcablo and immovcablc proJ 'rtv 20 the va
Tue OF ono hundred pounds" entitled to vote.
W. ~. WREN Serrf e r.
March o..