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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

- Richmond, 18TH July, 1882.
The parties concerned are hereby noti6ed,stI,at
have appointed the 23d day of September. next, at
my office, in this city, to commence the performance
OF the duties devolved on one of the Commission.
ers OF the Court by the foregoing order; Mt which
time and place they are hereby required to attend
before me. on the matters referred by said order,
with the necessary accounts and proofs
WIN, G. PENDLETON, Com'r.
iy l9-law4w
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uJr The U. S. Gazette says, "the elements of
opposition to Gen. jackson have begun to assimi.
late in Pennsylvania, which must leave his party
in small minority"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

A I rules taken in the clerks Office of Prince
"a Edward county court, the ID day Of April,
lo32-Henry N. Watkins, executor ofWilliam L..
Venable' deceased, who was the surviving partner
OF samuel w and William L., Venabe, plaintiffs;
against Sally Watson, Joseph Price and Sarah :,
his wife, Mary Ann Watson, Samuel johns and
Frances his wife, Joseph Wilson and Dorotba his
wife, Thomas Il. Watson, Sarah r.. h. Waison
Robert Strange, and Elizabeth his wife, and EG
ward BEDFORD, admir-. of Augustus Watson, deccns-
cd, dfts.--IN CHANcERY.
The defendants, Samuel Johns and Jrrancce hi;
wiic and Thomas L. Watson, no, having entered
tnelr appearance and given socurty according to
an act OF the general assembly and the niles Of Ib
court ana II appearing that they are not inhabt-
ants OF THIS state on the motion Of the plaintiffs.
oy counsci-lt is entered at rules aforesaid, and
accordingly ordered, that the said defendants s,s
nlueI Johns, and Frances his wife, and Thomas T.
watson, do appear here the first day OF Septe,n
Der coEh next, and answer the plaintiffs bin
ana that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some one of the public newspapers published in
tho city of Richmond for two months successivelv
and also posted at the front door Of the court house
of this county. Teste,
10 u. J. WORSHAlI C. C.
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500 REWARD

"A BSCONDED from this city, on the morning
"a of the 29th ult., NEGRO MAN, (slave,
named AARON, who calls himself AARON LIGHTFooT,
have reason to believe that his destination is New
York, by the way Of Norfolk. If apprehended
out of the State of Virginia, and secured in Jail,
SO that 1 recover him, will give 800. If taken
within the State, and secured in like manner,
VIII pay reward of S20.-AARoN is a muatto of
gentee appearance, 25 years old (but looks older)
3 feet to lO5 inches high, spare and we'll made,
high forehead, incnng to badness, oval face, re.
gular features speaks slowly and deiiberately-his
dress when last seen, was grey short coat, blue
Pantaioons, boots black hat, with Grape around il,
usually wears a watch with guard chain Aaron
is no doubt in possession of free pass, or taken
letters addressed to some person in Norfolk, with
the view to effect safe passage.
w. MOSBY, Jr.,
Executor of NJ. III. Mosby.
Richmond, Va, July 9, 1882
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". Teste, J. ROBINSON, C. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

RICHMOND, 9Th July, 1882.
The parties concerned in the execution of the
foregoing order of court, hereby Notified that
shall commence the on the tenth day of
September next, at my office, at the capitol in the
city of Richmond; at which time and place, they
are hereby notified, and required to attend before
me, on the matters referred in and by the said
der; and the defendants William Selden, and Tho
mas Cooke, executors of Miles Seiden, junior, de-
ceased, who was executor of Miles Seden, senior,
decd, are especially required, then and there, to
render the accounts directed by said order.
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Com'r
Jy lO-4w cir. sup. CO. law g. cy. Hen. CIV.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

wv HITE HAVANA SUGAR-Dry, and of
W superior quality, landing this .morning, for
sale by CHARLES PALMER. jy 10
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III u q Ella HOTEL.
DnTNUp

Wis extensive establishment Is now open for
the reception of company. Its locality and
the various alterations and improvements recently
completed Several additional buildings having been
erected since the last season, for the more CON-
Portable accommodation of visiters) must render it.
both to the invalid and to those in Quest of plea
sure, one OF the most desirable residences on the
sea board.
The BAR is well stocked with the choicest Lii
quors, selected by experienced Judges in New York
and Philadelphia, and the BEDS ore of the very
first quality. The proprietor pledges himself at all
times to furnish his TABLE with the choicest de-
licacies the season, market and neghborbood af.
ford, and that every attention shall be shown to
those who favour him with their patronage.
There are two commodous BATHING HOU-
SEES, one tor the exclusive accommodation of La
Dies and the other for Gentlemcn; therefore Ladies
or Gentlemen can have Bath at any time of the
day. There is also Warm Bath attached to the
establishment.
Steam boats from Baltimore, Washington and
Richmond touch at the Point each trip to land and
receive passengers, and Steam Boat plies daily
between Old Point Norfolk, and Hampton, for the
convenience OF thssc who may wish to visit either
Of those places.
Vessels of every description are continually pass
ing aud re-passing both from foreign ports and
parties OF pleasure to the Capes, whenever snffi.
cient number jutifies it, and timely notice is given
NJ PARKS.
Old Point Comfort, July IL.
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing, the Peters
burg Intelligencer, National Intelligencer, Wash.
ington City, and Baltimore American, will please
insert the above advertisement twice a week for two
weeks, and send their accounts to the Hygeia Ho-
| tel for payment w IA A,
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~ OTlCE.-The Committee for the building of
L u the Norfolk House, have made choice of q
Plan and arc prepared to enter into contracts for
materials and building. The dimensions are as
follows, viz: The front 76 feet; basement OF
Z feet; three and u half stories high from the
basement Two wings; the principal one running
back l43 feet, the other 80 feet. The snilding to
contain 81 rooms, besides two in the basement
IN front, calculated for offices. The first story
and the columns of the portico of granite the resi-
due of the building of brick
No proposal will be received after the 10th of
July; and none accepted, except be stated within
what time the performance of the contract can be
commenced. The completion of the building will
be limited to the shortest period, which will admit
of its execution in the best style. Communications
to be addressed to VIM. French, Esq.
je % COMMITTEE.
~ The Richmond Whg Baltimore American
and the National Intelligencer, will publish the
above till forbid and forward their bills to this of
fec for collection Norfolk Heyald
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Executor of Nj. H. Mosby.
Richmond, Va, July 9, 1892

NOT1CE.-MRS. NELSON continues her
~ boarding establishment near the Capitol
Having reduced her charges, the following will be
her rates from this date, viz
Board and Lodging for a gentleman and his lady.
or for two gentlemen or two ladies in one room,
$3.50 per annum, each, paid quarterly S460 90
Do. do. children under IL years of age, half
price lis 90
Do. do. one gentleman or one lady go 90
10. do. do without room $50 90
DO do' servants as 90
Do do. gentleman and his lady, or two
gentlemen or two ladies', per week, in
room, SO each l6 90
Do, do, one gentleman or one lady in "a
Q 90
Do. do. children, under IL years Of age,
and servants, 2 90
Do. do gentlemen and ladies per day, with
fire i 25
Do. do. do. do. do. without fire 90
Do. do. children, under IL years of age and SER
wants, half price.
DO. do extra Dinners IS. Breakfast IS. Sd. Tea
&c. lis. I'D.
Livery of each horse, "a hours g gals. grain and
rack food,) so cents.
Extra grain, an additional charge
Carriape sheltera furnished ,p;tbnut cb,.1o
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. J

NIoHHUND, July IOInT IO0E.
The parties Interested will please take notice
that have appointed the 18th of September next,
for commencing the duties directed in the forego.
ing order OF court, which day at nine O'Clock
a. NJ. they are required to attend at my Office in
this city with their accounts and vouchers ready for
examination anS settlement, and with such docu.
ments and proofs, and office copies of such of the
court papers may be necessary to enable full
compliance with all the directions of the foregoing
order. HILARY BAKER, Comn'r.
iv I9-Jaudw
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N"rueu 10 thoHI, us
Saddlers & Harness Makers.

And where they prepared to furnish all articles
usually kept by persons in their line. They think
their assortment good ono, and believe the prices
ana quality will neither be objected to.
~ ~ common to make many professions TO tho
puoiic on commencing business-t,e subscribers
ucciine such a course-they would merely remark,
that they arc conscious their depends entire
" on themseves.-All work done at their Store, will
De ny their own hands, those of experienced
ana competent Workmen, under their own inspect.
ION; and all they ask of their friends and the pub.
lie, is fair trial iy l9-w3wif*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

HIN Middlesex County Court, May Goth, 1892:
III Warner Roane, complainant, against George
Il. f. Lorimer, James III. Il. Lorimer, John Daniel,
John jackson and Peter T. Pollard, defendants
In CHANcsRY.
This day came the complainant by his Attorney,
and filed his BILL and the said defendants, George r.
+. Lorirner and James H. II. Lorimor, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monweath: 1t is therefore ordered, that they an
pear here before this Court, the fourth Monday
in September next, enter their appearance and give
security according to law that the bill ofhe com
plainant will be taken for confessed to them and
the prayer thereof decreed accordingly; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, and copy thereof posted
at the door of the Court House of this county,
for two successive Court days. A Copy. Testc,
GEO, IIEALY, G. NJ. C..
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49,, NEw YoRg, July is.
sales OF shares o. 5. Bank stock, S117
{" 1875 do do I16
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In Middlesex county Court, June 25th, 1882
This day came the plaintiff by his Attorney, and by
leave OF the court, it is ordered that the decree
OF this court in this cause entered the 9th day of
May Last, be amended in this, TO wit:-That il shall
direct the publication of the order be inserted in
some newspaper in the city of Richmond for eight
weeks successfully, instead of four weeks as now
directed Copy Teste
57-Sw* GEO. HEAI,Y e. NJ n
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CO-P.qRT.V.ERS W1P.

THyHE Subscribers, under the Style of RICH
~ ARD BARTON HAXALL 81 CO., will
commence Business the first day of June onsu-
ing.-That Large Milling Establishment, which has
been just completed in the best manner, by the Firm
of Philip Haxall SEQ, (cntitled the "CoLUMoIAN
MiLLs,") will be conducted by them, on the most
Flour"
They solicit their friends, and the friends of
Philip Haxall g. Co. 20 call and afford them an op
portunity TO purchase their crops of WHEAT ord
Com. WILLIAM UAXALL
RID. BARTON HAXALI
Richmond, Odd May, 1S32-2aw 12t
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~ HEAT THE subscriber will purchase tw o
w or three cargoes of good WHEAT, if
they can be delivered by the 25th inst to be taken
from convenient landings James River.
jy 10 JOSHUA y FRY
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Books of Subscription to the James Ri
yer and Kanawha Company reopen.

q VIE President and Directors of the James Ri
yer Company, having satisfactorily asccr.
tainoo That the amount of Stock necessary for the
incorporation Of the James Riyer and Kooanbo
company, has not been subscribed, do hereby re-
quest the Commissioners heretofore appointed for
that purpose, to reopen their respective books
Of subscription and to continue them open until
the second Mondayi in December next, unless soon.
CT instructed to close them.
Commissioners will be appointed as soon as prac.
ticable, to receive subscriptions in various other
parts Of the State.
BY order Of the President and Directors Of the
James River Company.
j. BROWN, Jr., End Auditor.
jy 5-c3wd3t
ERANK OF VIRGINIA,-The President and
- Directors of the Bank Of Virginia, have de-
clared dividend for the last six months, Of three
Por contum, payable on the 18th instant
jy 3 est a. ROBINSON, r., Casr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-20

M X. PERSICO, of Philadelphia, intends spend
IVR ing the summer in Richmond, where he will
take Portraits and Miniatures in the best finished
style.
MR.. PERSICO will also give Lessons in Draw
this amusing and useful Accomplishment, are re-
quested to make early application, it is his inten
lion to take but few pupils. For farther informa-
ton, apply ut his Rooms, @ Street, opposite
Mrs. Nelson's Boarding House inn S5tf
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IMPORTANT
To Dealers in Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-StGffs.
III. w. BAMMAN.
WHOLESALE DRUGGLST

No. III, MAIDEN LANE
kFFERS for sale, at the lowest prices an ex.
" tensive assortment of articles i'm his line, and
hopes to give satisfaction to those who think il for
their interest to buy of him.-Those wishing to
purchase, will please give HIM call, and ascertain
his prices before leaving their orders elsewhere
Ne,o York, June goth, 1882.
N. B-Price Currents sent by mail.--An or
ders will be thankfully received, carefully put up
and forwarded with despatch iy l7-d2wc6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
district If Columbia,
County of alexandria, Set.

County of alexandria, Set.
ArRIL Term, 1882.
George Jacobs, and Sarah A his
wife; and Augustine Will
Eams, and Ann a., his wife,
against
William Cl,iJs, John +. La IN CH3NCERY
truite and Elizabeth Ann his
wife, Samuel A. Childs, John
Wren and Mari Y his wife,
John Wesley Chiids, and Benja
min A. Childs,
gAyHE Defendants. John Wren and Mary Y. his wife
1 william a. CHI S, and John w. Chllds, not hsv
ing entered their appearance and given security, &C.
cordng to the statute and the rules of this Cour, and
it appearine to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said John Wren and Sary his wife, William =.
Ch6s and John W Chiiis, are not inhabitants OF the
Dis,r ct of Columbia, the motion OF the Complain
ans. by their counsel, it's
ordered, That the said absent Defendants, Jonn
Wren aud Wary Y his wife William A. Chills and
John " Chds, do appear here on or before the first
,ay of the mex, November Term OF this Court, and
answer the hii # the Compainants and give security
for performing the DEGREES of this Court; aud that
copy OF this order be forthwith published III the Alex
sndria Phenix Gazette for two months successve'!i
and that another copy be posted at the front door OF
the Court house of said County T. st;
;ppa 6-2m EUM |. LEE, e.! c.
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M!gW SERIES VOAo s7aNOo $3.50

Tallien being in love with Madame de Fonte.
nay (whom he afterwards MARKEDLY but being IN.
able to save her from revolutionary law. used to
walk daily before the casemant of the CarmeEtes
where she was imprisoned, that he might have
the satisfaction of seeing her through the CRATES
Madame Beauharnais afterwards Empress Of
France was in the same room.
While the c0nspirators were waiting the pro-
sress of events and the waning popularity of the
tyrant, Madame de Fuutenay had secretly
learned that she was speedily to be called
before the Convention. This she knew to
be but prelude to the block; aware also of Tai
liens designs, she resolved to urge their execu-
ton, and thus to secure at least chance Of es-
cape. She and Madame Beauharnais appeared
10 the evening leaning on each other, az il to
breathe the fresh air through the prison bars
The former made sign to all others impercepti-
BILE, soliciting Tallen's attention. 1t may east
ly be imagised with what anxiety both watched
his motions, as they beheld him lift from the
ground piece Of cabbage stalk, flung from the
window by Madame de Fontenay, and in which
she had concealed the following nste:
My trial is decreed, the result is certain. If
you love me as you say, urge every means to save
France and me-
"Similar methods of communication were by
uU tuCdiIS uutiVuuCut III GICSC uiuCS VI uOuutuS
dlsparted friends contrived to maintain CORES.
pondence, frequently by the most ingenious arts,
and letters were transmitted to their destination
concealed in fruits and flowers. Fallen, having
secured his billet, conveyed in less poetical dis
suise, resolved on immediate action. From agl-
tating in the committees, he proceeded to the
Convention, where, as upon an arena. Robespier.
re had prepared to meet his opponents. Tallien
had pledged himself to mount the breach in the
first assault; and bravey he did redeem his word,
when forcing ST. Just from the tribune, as the lat
ter pronounced the words, ~ lift the veil'-
he exclaimed in voice of terrible emphasis, ~
rend it asunder." and continued in a speech re-
plete with the wild but powerful eloquence Of
the period, turning the excavations and the dag
gers of the whole assembly against him at whose
least nod its chicfest members had trembled. The
lesson is useful, but huminalins reflect that
popular misrule had made the fate Of The noblest
kingdom of continental Europe to depend on .
piece OF herb thrown By the feeble hand Of wo-
man,
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Cabinets Dictionary OF the
BIBLE.

CONDENSED and arranged in alphabetical order
witneaddi,iops, illustrated with maps and engrav
nrs ON wood, by the late Mr. Charles Taylor, London
dition Of 1882, vol royal 8vo
Crudens Concordance to the Holy Scriptures London
STEREOTYPE edition, with Psrtrait. vol royal $40.
Paey's works. complete in one volume, ovo' with
portrait, Edinburgh edition
Marsh's Book Keeping. simpii6ed, by the introduce
ton of an naible rule for debtor and creditor, ea'cu
lated TO insure a complete knowledge OF the theory
and practice CT accounts, I'd edition, revised by the
suthor.
Received and for sale by
June 4 ELIZA kbNNEDI.
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District of COiuMlbiG,

County Of .4le;randrsa, Sct
ID OBERT BARRY has applied 10 The Hon James s.
IL MorseI, Assistant Judge of'he United States Gu
cult Court of the District OF Columbia to be dscharg
ed from Imprisonment, under the act for the eef OF
insovent debtors within the D,trci Of Columbus On
Saturday. the 9th Instant a, 10 O'Clock. A. 81 =. tue
Court House in Alexandrs, when and where HI, Gre
ditors are required to attend.
iune St EDM. LEE, {. T..
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Notice

.s.s>> The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain James Mitchell will, for
A-AADUthe ensuing four weeks, leave Bal
IS on Saturday at q O'Clock,
N f,r the District of Columbia; and returning. Will
e.ye Georgetown at 5, Washington at o. and Alex
Mira a, 7 O'clock, A. NJ. on "Wednesday.
Passage, erelusipe Of Meals:
p.,, n,,,nore 20 the District or TO the different
,arn,, on the Potomac, or from these places tc Bal
N''"b' VI 81 on
ua T' D. - ,rd;ns ousptico 20
sandy Point, Ni, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry ~
Bhf Point, Moore's Landing. B'ackstone's.
Piaey Point. Sandy Point, Va, Corn.
field Point w
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district Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, SCI.
APRIL Term, 1889.
John VI johnson and Albert Far.l
far, trading under the firm OF
John VI Johnson & Co, Com. "
plsInsnts. TIH I"'I'oH"f
against
William Knigh.. George Riley and
William y. Mutt, befendsnts,
ys1iE Defendant, william Knight, not having entered
his appearance 10 this suit, and given security &C.
corin to the statute and the rules ct this Cotrt and
it appearing to The satisfaction IF the Court that the
said William Knight is not inhabt. mt OF ihe District
of Columbus, ON the mott of the compartments, by
their counsel IT is
Ordered, That the said absent Defendant, VIM Knight
do appear here before the FIST day OF the NO
vember ERIN Of this Court, and answer the B'li OF the
Compliments, and give security FOR performing the
DEGREES of this Court and that the other Defendants
Geurge Riley snl william ID, Mutt, do not pay AVA or
secrete the lebts ny them owing to, orthe money eS.
tate or cts, in their hands, belonging to the SAID
absent Defendant unt the further order aud decree OF
this Courts and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette for two
months succe ssvey and that another copy De posted
at the front door Of the Court House OF said County
Test: EDM. L. LEr'
MAY 90--2m u. u,
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Cash ior Negroes

SNJE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
~ Negroes, Of both sexes, from II 10 IS years OF
age. field hands; also mechanics OF every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give MS a
call, We determined to give higher price fol
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
be in this market, and no cert6c. ties required.
ANY communicate promptly attendedto. We can
all times be found at ourresdence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID. C.
iune2 FRANKLIN 4 ARMFIELD.
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New lime for NichmOnd.

The propretors OF the steam
49, gJat FREDERICKSBURG,
h-4aa> have concluded to place her
zS on the route between the
D,rct Of Columns, Norfolk and Richmond BY TINS
,,ngemen,, great facilities vii! be afforded TO travel
I,,, on lhi, line, by having Boat tcice week, M
stead Of once, as heretofore.
The Fredericksburg will commence running on
Tuesday next the 81 April, leaving Washington at
o'clock. P 81 and Alexandria at O'Clock, for va
Poat, Norfolk and Richmond, returning, leave Rich
aond on SATURDAY. morning at o'clock and Norfolk On
SUNDAY morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Aiexan'
tra md Washington on Monday morning, and con,-
nue. during ,he>season III sufficiently encoursged] to
nu on the same days and hours at the same ra''s 'or
pa,.sge and freight rs charged BY the Steam bos
Potomac.
The fredericksburg will be commanded by Captain
Joseph Ncvett, is swift and good Boat win us
ne os pressure Engine. aud her sccomno s''ah' Tor
passengers and freight such AS II IS hoped VIII give So
rSArtun
For freight OF passage apply TO the Captain on board
gto BENONl Wubh'b
n-S0-f Agent
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70 Rent,

kya That comfortable and convenient DWELLING
.Ha HOUSE at present occupied by Mrs Green. on
Fairfax street, adjoining Capt BsnJ I. FendaiPs.
Also to Rent, the comfortable Brick Dwelling oppo
site Smi his Foundry. II is large enough to accommo
date st verai families Possession may be had the
18th June. JOSIAH II DAVIS.
may g
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u Ununc,A. .May %. 1S32.

IN VVNUCIK- sNNy ~, IOOV'
nRDERED, That Alexander Mckenzie, John A.
" Stewart, and BENJAMIN Fendsll. be appointed
Commissioners for holding Election at The flee Of
sr Jonathan Shillsber, at the corner of Prince and
Fairfax streets. on nday, the 11,h Of June, for
member of Council in the place Of James n. McRes,
resigned. may 3l-tllhJ