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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-12-14
THE PRESIDENTS Proclamation.

LIE PROCLAMATION.
We have the qualification laying before our readers in
odays paper, General Jacsons Proclamation with regard
South Carolina We do not hesitate in saying that this is
the most able, interesting and important document that has
ever emenated from present Chief Magistrates and not in
eror to any state paper that has been issued by any
who have preceded him 1t deserves to be framed in
gold and placed beside the Declaration of Independence and
the Farewell Address of the Father of his Country Il will
live to counsel poery to pepcuae and endear the future
friends of civil Liberty the Of its Author when all the
monuments of MARBLE dedicated to his memory shall have
long since crumbled dust The kind and aihcrly adon
tons which it contains its pathetic warning and patriotic np
and imperative obligations of duty, address themselves
powerfully and ecctuay TO the good sense and udg
ment Ofeyery true American If the noble feelings which
animated tho hearts, and the generous md patriotic views
which inspired the minds Of that machess band of reyo
tonay worthless who split their blood and pledged their for
tunes and sacred honours for and posery hese arc
not overwhelmed and swept away by the whrwind of fac
tion the of South Carolina well yet rbear and reace
their hosty steps. Yet they shrink with horror from
the idea of imbrueng their hands in brothers blood de-
fence of the baseless fabric of their visionary scheme
Among all parties there to be but prevalent
ion with regard to this document With scarcely an
ton, all unite in its praise
Some few zeaots blinded by disappointment mislcd by
ctous opposition have yenured launch against it petty
insinuaons trivial criticism Bat the great mass of our
citizens will doubtless cling with avidy the important
truths and profound lessons of political wisdom which in.
culcates
In strength of argument and eOgency of reasoning that
part ofthe Proclamation which the four fundamental
objections upon which the Ordinance founded has no where
been oxceed perused with cando it will carry convic.
ton into every mind Every honest would be led to ex
claim deluded, infatuated people, listen once more to the
voice of reason Hearken to the wise peceps your CHIEF
Magistrate and see to what alarming crisis you have p
preached" We have doubt but this document will exert
saluary influence not only upon South Carolina but upon
the whole Uunion.
WILLIAM C. RvEs, Esq. late Minister to France was or
Monday last elected by the Legislature of Virginia. without
opposition Senator of the United States in the room off, w
Tazewcl, Esq. resigned.
The Augusta, (Geo Courier, says-The TagalO arrived
this morning. reports the burning of of the Tow Boats
the Augusta between this and Savannah with $50 bales
cotton on board
On Tuesday last the Senate the United States elected The
Rev. CONSTANTINE PIsE D. D. Chaplain of Congress- for tbi,
session. The Rev. Mr. P. is clergyman of the Roman Ca
tholic Church.
On the 18th inst the Legislature fPennsylvuna had three
Intellectual ballongs for u S. Senator succeed Mr. Dallas
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DIR. WEAYER'S
CeAehrNteA Eve WNter

For weak and enfamed eyes, from cold, &c. In all
common complaints of the eyes, it is speedy and
ehcacious remedy, when used according directions
accompanying the bottle.
Price IS cents. A liberal deduction made to those
who buyto sell again.
DR. WE.lVER'S CELEBRATED EYE Sy4LYE.
In all Kinds of Chronic Opthalmio, defuxons of
sharp humours, and all cases of weakness of the
from VIII atever cause induced. Price 18a cts.
Sold on agency, by L. B. VAUGHAN & Co.
Dec. l4-u Az Market street.
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Grand Consolidated EOtte,.u.

3lst Class-1 prize Of $4,000, l Of 5000, I Of
1000, ofl370. Tickets S4-Half 2-Quarters /.
New York Lottery,
No 46, draws on Wednesday, December I9-i prize of
10000, of1000O, of 5000 of 3O0O of $500, of
1000, Z Of $780,
Whole Tickets s5-shures in proportion.
Union CGnGLLOttery, 25th class.
Draws Saturday. 18th of Deccmberl prize of
of 2260 10 of 1000 10 Of 500 10 of $780, 20 of 20O 65 Of
100. Tickets s5-Half2 50-Quarters 25
To be had in variety of numbers at the Mana
gers Office, No. 81, Market st. Wilmington.
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Dr0aUiasg of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. DO, for SS0

The subscribers, Commissioners appointed by the
Governor of the State Of Delaware, TO superntend the
drawing ocertain Lotteries authorised by the Legis-
lature of said State do hereby certify that we have
attended tho drawing of Lottery, called the Grand
Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 90, for 1882 and do
hereby certify that the following are the Numbers
which were this day drawn from the 60 placed in the
wheel, viz
% 40 16 4S "a 3 SO IA I3
And that the said numbers were drawn IN the order
in which they stand above; that is to say, No. % was
the first that was drawn; No 40 was the second; No
16 was the third; No. as was the fourth; No.24 was
the fifth No. the sixth No. So was the sew
enth No. "A the eighth No. IS was the ninth
and last.
Witness ourhands, at the City Of Wilmington, Del.
this 10th day OF December, 1882,
JOHN M'CLUNG.
(Signed) FREDERICK LEONARD
JOHN HEDGES,
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Delaware Fire Insurance COMPANY.

INCORPORATED by the Legislature of the State of De-
iavare with edhifdiof
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE President and Directors receiving applI.
cations for insurance at their Office in Shpoy street.
next door but above tho Post Office in Wininq
against loss by Fro every description of budinga
general merchandise. ships in port and their catgoes
household furniture aud other personal property; also
against loss damage by inland ofgoods,
wares, merchandise and country produce.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable as any Of tho
companies in tho cities of Philadelphia New York.
Parties assured may rcpose tho fes confidence in the
sodty Of its capital, aud that all losses will DO promptly
| adjusted by the company.
WIN b. Janviei is Agent 10 survey property 10 DO in
surod for the town and vicinity Of New Castle.
Lewis H. Evans, is Agent TO survey property be in.
sured, for town and vicinity Of Elkton,
John Cloak, agent survey property 10 be insured
for tho town and vicinity of Smyrna
Joseph Jones s agent survey property 10 DO insured
for the town and cnity Of West Chester.
Eliza Brooks is agent 10 survey property DO insured.
for the town and vicinity Of Salon. New Jersey.
William Hewitt Esq. is agent 10 survey property to DO
insured for the town and vicinity of Elkion, Md.
John Manlove, is agent TO survey property ho insr
ed for the town and vicinity of Dover.
DIRECTORS,
John Patterson, Joseph Bailey, David C. Wilson,
John +. C'lpin, David bush, WIN Chandler,
Robert Porter, Tlos. G. Alrchs.
WILLIAM SEAL, President.
I'm. H. MendenhaH Sec'ry. Dec. 14-tf
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CONGRESS.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1892.
IN THE SENATE
Mr.. Clay appeared today, and took his seat.
The following announced the Standing Committees
during the session.
Foreign ReationsMessrs. Forsyth, King, Bell Mangum,
and Tomlinson.
On Financc-Mcssrs Smith, Tyler, Slsbeo Johnson and
Forsyth.
On CommcrceMcssrs. King, Dudley, Slsbee, johnson,
and Bibb.
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TO RENT.

And Possession given Immediately.
.uIEnA THE following property in Whteleys-
&Mk IlM burg, Kent county, and state of Della
#53 bLM ware, viz: A two story Dwelling House,
ssss& Kitchen, Stable and Smoke House, with
house and granary. The stand is good for the mer-
camille business. Also Tan Yard, containing so
laying way vats 60 of which are in good ORDER
large ietches, four lines seven pools, eight watts.
steam boiler, four mill houses, one currying shop.
aud bark shed which will contain 1870 cords. The
stand is excellent, bark plenty, hides cheap and
leather in demand. Tanners look it. you may miss
bargain. The property will be rented very low,
two Of the mill houses are out of re,air
owing to the yard not being in operation for two
years past Also to let, two three small tcneme Is
suitable for mechanics Application to be made to.
the subscriber near the premises. Il
Nov 9O-4t
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TALUABLE FIRM 1T
PRQVADN SABLE

The subscriber offers for sale, FARM living in New
south by the C. & Frenchown rail road his late residence
healthy q pleasantly situated containing l73 acres of Land
IN ne state fcuvaton, the soil being first rate quality
and highly adapted to the growth of grass and all kinds Of
grain on this Farm the Peach Tree atans to great pcrc
ton The Rail Road offers fine conveyance either 70 Tho
city OF Baltimore or Philadelphia, for attending market II
Is deemed unnecessary say more persons desiring 10
purchase will certainly call and view the prcmscp which
VIII be shown by the tennant For apply TO te sub
scriber, residing near the village of New Ark, DEL
~. B.-Shonid the above property not he disposed
OF by the gath Deer it will then be offered at Public
SALE at the house of Elhu Jefferson in the town Of
Newcastle, at O'Clock, p, M.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH.
November 3O-4tp
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NNVHMNMN.

THE President and Directors Of the Wilmington
Fire Insurance Company, have this day declared a
dividend Of four per cent. ION the capital paid for
the preceding six months payable to the stockholders
their legal representatives. on or after the 10th
day Of December next, at the Company's office.
By order of the Board.
LEA PUSEY, Sec'ry,
Nov, 3oth, 1882, D4-4t
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NNRRHBD

AT Friends Meeting in West Chester on the 9Th instant
THOMAS WALTER, ofMillCreek hundred, Del. to MARY
CARPENTER, of that borough.
In West Chester the 9th inst by the Rev. T. Sovereign
Mr.. JOHN MARS1ALI4 of Wilmington, Del TO Miss
MARTHA MILES, of Brandywinc
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POsStSUe Sale,

OF the Self Supporting School Farm.
THE subscriber would inform the public, that the
Episcopal Self Supporting School Farm, which is
advertised to be sold on Tuesday afternoon nerf at
O'Clock, at the house of John M Smith, will be dis
posed OF without reserve on said day. Purchasers
therefore are encouraged to come and bid.
JOHN b. CLEMSON
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Gazette and Waterman,
no CORRESPONDENTS.

Owing to the press of matter, have omitted two
communications and several other articles which had in
tended for this days paper They will be attended to in our
next
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DR.. StOuscs's Infant DrOvs

For choic, pains of infants, lautulence, restless
ness gripping, &c. These drops have frequently given
relief when Devices Dalby's and other carninafives
have failed. Soldby L. b. VAUGHAN & Co.
Dec. 14-tt No. AL Market street,
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REAL ES1AIE, At
PBRWM NB 9AIhIAa


VALUABLE plantation or tract of land stuat-
cd in Christiana Hundred, New Castle county.
bounded by lands of Benjamin Chandler, Nehemiah
Deleplaine, William Wethera and others, on the
centre road, leading from the upper part of the
county TO Wilmington, one mile from Young's and
two miles from Dupont's establishments containing
one hundred acres. Most part of said property is
in high state Of cultivation There are on the
premises, a reasonable proportion of timber the
improved land conveniently divided into lots, by thorn
hedges and the lots well watered. There are on the
premises twelve acres of natural meadow well wa.
tered, an excellent mill seat, race already dug; and
watered by two streams. The Improvements are
convenient stone dwelling house, 81 by IS feet, cell
Tered under, having three rooms on the first; and
four rooms and an entry the second floors. There
is well of excellent water at the kitchen door, and
also at the barn yard, issued by pumps Likewise
large stone barn, well finished, corn crib, smoke
house, graneres, and other out buildings. There
are on the premises young apple orchard of var.
ous kinds of fruit, cherry orchard, and peach orch
ard. This property might suit for keeping dairy
or grazing; being within five miles of Wilmington,
and in a neighborhood convenient to mills, factories
and places Of religious worship further descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary.
~ SAMUEL WILSON.
December 11-2m.
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PR1vA TIE SALE.

10 = 6eA Il u II MA
THE Managers of the Episcopal self supporting
School, wishing to enlarge their sphere of Operations
and therefore having purchased situation elsewhere,
do now offer for sale,
Their Farm in Brandywine Hundred,
.&EsA This farm is cligibly situated on the
&SA Ills Wilmington and Philadelphia road,
ES3a ftE three miles from the former place,
txsts@ssa3 and within half a mile of the river
Delaware. 4 1t contains eighty lone acres and some
perchos, is under the best fences and in good repair
and state, having been well farmed and recently
lined. The Improvements are two dwelling houses,
one of them new and very extensive, (would answer
for public establishment barn, large stable with
Sheds corn crib, smoke and spring house. The pro-
perty IS now offered at private sale. Persons are
invited to call and examine. when terms. &c. can be
made known by the subscriber living on the premises
JOHN d. CLEMSON.
NJ B,-lf the above property should not be dis
posed Of at Private Sale, previous to the eighteenth
OF December it will be offered at Public Auction on
that day. at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the
public house of John NJ. Smith, Wilmington.
Nov. 23--6tn
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PUBLIC SALE.
JPWBlh1O @MhoSo

PW8h10 8AhNo
WILL be sold Mt Public Sale without reserve, at
the house of Mr.. Page, Chalybeaic Springs on
Saturday, December 22d, i,lsf. at o'clock, p. ri,
A FARM,
Situate in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle county
about half mile from said Springs, and about the
same distance from M'Kannan's meeting. house and
not exceeding quarter of mile from the Gan and
Newport turnpike, adjoining lands of Abraham Men
denhull, James Robinson and William Barker CON-
tanning about thirty arabic land, all under
good fence. The situation is high and healthy the
improvements are comfortable two-story frame
house, good frame harm, cellarcd under, and other
necessary out buildings Terms will be made known
al sale by JOHN SINEX.
Dec. 4-6tp
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
EIECEELEGD FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE Summer Term in this Institution 1 will c"mmrncc on ihr 9Ih of May. All the studies pursued at any Female Se- urinary are taught in this Academy.
 The long established reputation of the School; Ihcrxprri"ncc "f its teachers the moral and .r"Iis'"us ins,rur,i"n "ni"yrd, the polished and elegant *"cirly with which Ih" pupils can ass"ciate,; the hran'y and health f,lnrss of The village, all c"nspire [" r"c"m- rnrnt! this Institution t0 the patronage or the public.
 TERMS.
 Tuiiion: from ten |" twelve dollars the ic,m. according [" the studies pursued. For a single quarter, six dollars. j.. Music, twr!,r dollars per quarter.
 Drawing! five |"
 French. five ''
 Very accomplished instructors in Music, Drawing and. French are engaged.
 R"ard, tw" d"llars per week, exclusive of washing, fiit'l. and candles.
 Liichfeld, March 8, 1832 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
DIED.

'~.. '. DIED, q ..
 In this town, Sunday lnsl, Mrs. Eunice LaRdOn, aged 60, reci of Seth LanGon, Esq.
 |" T"rringi"rd, the 29th uII. William BatieIl, Esq. aged 84.
 ln AIhauy, "n the 29uh uh Mrs RaChel Bush, aged 94. widow of Mr. Samuel Bush, and mother Of Mrs. Jonathan Burl. ErtI. "f Ihis I"wn.
 |" Cana"". Mrs Mary FelIows. aged7 e, wife Of Mr Isaac Fellows. :.
 !" Windsor, Mrs Fanny Spencer, 43, wife Of Mr Harry Spencer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
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CehbrGted C0mbri0n 1OofI. Ache Pills, "HICIl give immediate relief, without the Ienss w i'jnry io iic Tcch On iriaI this wiiii,a found ofihe best remedies known for ihis rotnplami.
 Price 50 cenis a hox, IF None are genuine uDess signed on the outside pri"e.l wrapper, by ihe sole proprirtor, T. KlDDER, immediiRtr saccessor the late De. W. T. CoNwAY.- For sale ai his Counting Room, over No. 99 Court. Street. near C""ce't Hall, Boston, aud also by hie special appointment, by
 Samuel Buet 0hd J. c. Brekwiih, Litchfeld;
 E. Cotoles, South Parma; DdnieL Norton.
 Candnn Judsoa & Whitilesey. N. Preston. Large ,i;scoumi to those who buy to sell again.
 February Iye5w39
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
MARRIED.

Ia this village, by the Rev. Mr. Hickok. Mr. Grnss Gates nf HarW inr0", [" Mrs Phsle B'rss Of Milton.
 In Wnodbnrv, om the 2d inEi. Daniel M. J. Pat. iesOG, Es0 of koAbury. Miss Aasrline Bart0e, of Brthlem. daughter of Jonah BarI"e, Esg In New-H ,sen. Mr. Benjaniu l.. Bsh io Miss Ly. dia AaH Baldwin Mr~EIi Humis;op, 10 Miss Sarah Knd.
 h Cheskire. Mr. Horayio Terrel. of Waterbury, SC Eiss Gnfeh X, Beesksr, sf Frosf%es
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08

May;rfta, Ohio. E<6. 2I. Is32.-" An overw he m- ing food has come down Ihe Ohio, sweeping a be-
 fore ii-cvery farm ta!mosl along the river hoiions has becn stripped "tbprns. fences and s,"cks fgr"" and l'"ses have lIe" car.ied t"yn ihe siream The from below is ihHf CimcIHpai has suffered the amount of $ ,000 900 mos, Ilf"haly aD exag geraeh report. Atirghany tow" ("HssIis PiusLurghl has suffered immensely. ""d 2" has Pisi.l,urgh. The loss ai Wheelng is estimated at $60, 1000. Here have losl but He, perhaps $500 ~ cover oar losses Oar principal loss sng,ne hsvae aud engine, two s,nail houses, a,,d que Two shops. wisis few small barns and ont-housrs. bNieed s'nait i" our loss, when ihe desrucii"m around, lbat we may consider "mrse!.rs extremely fortunate. Sucb
 flood has been witnessed, cven by the oldest settlers iu iile West"
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
Dr. ReUe's Aromatic Pills, FOR EEMALE2.

WHEY purify the B"od' 'nicke" it's circ"lao". general remedy for the prevailing complaints a,nong the tr,n"e par, 't s"cciy. The Pills parlicnnry rficac"us in ,I'e Gree" Sickness Pnlpia'on of tho Hrnri, Gatiiness, Short Breath Sinking of ihe Sp. r., Djrrii,n and Dsinciinainn [" Exercise mud So. c.riy. Married Ladies Will lind the Pills eIualy uss- lml, except n Ot pregnancy, when they must be raEr"; neither must they be taken hv persuns Oi hectic or consumrtyc haluts. Price $l 50 a box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08

An,tAer .kshdsy--WS have learnt Dat most h0r- rid and is believed Unuatural murder per- pe,rnse nhou. three miIes north o the village u Dan- bury on Thursdny evs"ng last. the let inst The cir- cumstances as we have heard them related briefly these :-As a Mr. BarnWm HDd his wife were sitting
 by tIe fire, muske ball was discharged ihrough the window at him, which.erUck him on the hca't-i' en- tered Iransversey, and Judged tn the head-hc fell, and almost immediately expired. Next m"rniRg the whole was in coprnolion, and efforts mahihg Io ferret out tue perpetra,Or of tie bloody deed. Susp cion however soon became strongly fixed upon has orc" son. lad ofO"y about l8 years 9f age, and he was appreheMded and committed to jail. II is said that after he had discharged the gun a' his father. he opened awndow in another part oG the house, threw the gun unon he'd, and reureaed [" d connexion't. about miles dsIan ic pass t'e night. h is stated also that he had hePn observed during rlre day cuW'g off the small .wigs from some lilac bushes before the window. The cause alleged is, that his father had withheld some money winch he had earned!
 Suicide-We understand that Tuesday of last week, two or three miles north of Winslrd, man by the n"me of Normom C. Iardle, ab"", B years old, his .hroa, ia 3 In"s, shocking with ra- zor. He lived until Sunday, and expired. He had for some days been in melancholy s.a.e of mind.
 !: s stated in some of tho Boston papers that the Rev. John J. Stone, oC New-Haven, has received a call ,O become Rector of St. Paul's Churuh, Bus,oo,
 T We perceive by the Hartford papers that a "COnveninn of National Republicans'' was held a' New Hartford few days since, at which Wiiiam C. Hiiliams, Esq. of ,ha, town nominated as ca". dia,e for Senator for the 18th or Li,chfr district. What number of towns were represented or how ma ny delegates from Ncw-Harford were present, ,ce have not learned. As this is the first we have heard about the meeting, Lilchfeld VIC presume was mo, asked to send delegates. Gen. Al,erne,hy we under. stand is decidedly friendly the election of HENRY CLAY-"f co"'se he stands in this respect upon the same footing with Mr. Williams.
 The committee for l"ca,ins the Manuai Labor High School of Lchfeld County held meeting in this viii. Iage las, week, b", postponed deciding a Iocai"" with view Co avail the nse!ves of a more favorable season tlan the prcsen, for the examination of farms. They however decided that en,i.le farm n ex"rni- nation it must be accommodated with water power to such an extent would probably be required for the purposes of the institution. The committee propose meet again in April, and proceed examine sur, sites may be offeredaMd 6nal decision may then he expec,ed-Comm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
AUCTION.
.. AUCTION SALE.

N N pursuance of an order from the Court of A- Ps"hat~f"r the District of New Milford. will be sold at auction, on Monday the a6,k day of March next. ifnot previously dispos.d of at private sale. S" much or the Real Estate of u JOHN BENEDICT,
 late Of Kent. in said district. deceased, as wil raise the sum of seven hundred and thirty. three dtltars and thirty"ne cents. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A. M. at the late dwelling house of said drcrased.
 DAVID JUDD, Adm'r.
 Kent. Feb. 28, 1889 z. s3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08
NOT'ICE.

.4t q Court 9f Rrob0te shdldrn at Ne,o- N1iijord.
 Feb. 25. l832- Estote ,of SAMUEL HlLL,
 hnte cf Ne,c .Niitord. deceosed.
 W NHE executors represent the estate insOl. IL vent, and pray the appointment "f Com mlssi"nrrs thrrr"pon: Whrrrupon, ordered. that Commissioners t0 receive, examine. and adjust th4. claims "rtKr creditors nf said estate. he arpointtd at the Probate Office in New, MIi"sd. i"n the l9;h day of March, 1889, ;ft 9 "'cIork in the forenoon: and that all per- sons Interested n said estate may be notified thereof, the executors will cause this order io he published in a newspaper printed in Li,ch-, field. aud post a copy thereof in some public place in said New Milford. ,
 A true copy of record-ccrtificd by
 "S9 NATHANIEL PERRY, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08

GT. The DrmOcr0iic Republicans cf the Se. venfeenh SenGiorinL District are rSqmstrd to merrby Their drItgates dt- -tks house cf Milo Bar num- in Salisbury. OaGIVtdnesdGy ths sIst dOy of Mnrch merf, ot 10 o'clock in fke .torenO0n, tO nomiaote c Senator for said District.
 peT orde- cC tAe Committee. Feb, p5, 1883 &o