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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
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IFAssED sarARf 4, 1881
Il kE Il enacted aud dceldrsd bs the Trustees
NJ 81 the Iosca ef .HsrtistEg, That NJ .
ny Pcrson shall stand Wagon. for the pur
pose Of feeding the horses or cattle beluug-
ins thereto. In shy Of the pubic streets 81
tbe eaid Town, such person &c free or an
appreniice) shall incur a fine Of one dollar
ior every hour tia, be shall 90 Continue his
WeEou and horses Or cattle IN the stree, TO
pc recovered wah costs, on complaint si a,
ny person 10 any magistrate 81 Berkeley
county, Who shah sfte Judgment and award
execution for the saEse against the parent,
guardian, or master Of such free person or
apprentice, a. the Case may be-, II such per
500 De under the age OF twenty one years;
ass III ABOVE twenty one years, against the
perssn Offending against this act.
Be u further enacted and declared, That
~ the Offender Ne servant or a save, unless
Tue swner OF such servant or slave, or some
otnef person, shall pay such fac and costs,
the oaender shall BY order OF the magistrate
giving The judgment fer such fine and costs,
receive such nuuiber OF tashes as such ma
g's,rate sliafi asJudye, ret exec. ding fifteen.
on h's or her bare back at the public whipping
post Pyorided: that no Que shall incor the
peosiaes OF this act unless the Town ser
geant OF any one who may find himself OF
herself aggrieved, shall have gwen such per
son nctiee 10 remove his wagon sad horses
And, Provided, also, that tins act is not 10
extend to market wagons, standing about the
Market House.
8. This Bye Law shall Commence and De
an force from and after the passing there's
ID I'll. CONRAD, Prest
> GARARD, Sec'p.
The Trustees haviag understood that the
Small Pox has tna,ie its appearance in the
county near the River. requested the Physi
Clans Oh the town 60 use every eSertion to
vaccihatc all children anu siners who have
moi been Northumberland they earnestly re.
guest All persons 10 Apply to any OF the re
sident Physicians and have those OF their
lainiiies caecinatea who have not had thu
Kline pox those gentlemen have generously
agreed TO yacciaate, free OF charge, all those
WHO feel themselves unable TO pay the usual
Zee. February 8. 1850
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Tte NorHstown Sentinel eous.is, one q

TIE Norfistown Sentinel coss.is, one or
,ne cieveress arguments against TIE Senate
for recalling Mr. Van Buren, that we have
beard offered, viz. the cost to which the re-
lection viii put the Government for outfit aud
salary for a new Minister Hsw cousidersss,
Nothing was thought Of this cost when Sen
erai Harrison was recalled; there was 40 cut {.
cry abcut outfits when Mr. Preb.e was sub
stituted fof resident Minister al the Neither
iandss MIR. McLane was silently recalled, and
DIR Van Buren, sent TO England; Joba Ran
dolph received the eutfits and pay Of Minis
ter to Russia, and Mr. Buchanas is to have
the samel These things, and others Of like
character. pass unnosiced u. y. Ga:ette
FgAscis JoErsos, of Louisville, has been
appointed by the Governor Of Kentucky ts
succeed Judge Pirtle In the fifth Judicial Dis
trict
From The .Nsts Courier + Enquier--prime
JacksoT paper.
The Farmers * Mechanics Bank, and
their Lobby Agents. their State Printer, SC.
&c. have at length Induces a member of the
Senate, who Is probably honest in his OF
position to the Udited States Bank, TO
introduce resolution disapprevi az OF a re-
HSseA VI stS @hnttcIf kkud ~ VIII dfSo De SeCH
that the editor of the Argus dares 70 threaten
those who may ''be found at final vote in
opposition to their political freudsl" it.wosld
appear, then, that Because the Argus 20 wills
it, this is TO be considered Political questions
and members are not to consult their own
judgments, or the wishes of their constitu
ents. but must bow suhservient 10 the die
taton of the monied oiigarchy in Albany, and
aid in fixing upon this state the least taIen.
ted, the most odieus and unprincipled cen
trail power, that ever has been witnessed: a
power which has its organ in selfshnes. and
corruption, and which is sought to ne per.
petaated at the hazard Of destroy ing the as
tendency of the democratic party What
will the members from this city dof What
will the honest, web meaning portion of the
members from the country do, who are in
favor of a modified re charter of the Bank
Will they submit to the dciation of the Ar
gas--to its decision that this is a poltca al
question. and consequently that Pennsyisania,
Kentucky and Missouri. and many, very
many. OF the leading democratic journals of
the country. are hostile to the re election of
Andrew jackson TO the presidency? We
think not. but will patiently wait the result
We lave duty to discharge and will not
shrink from its performance.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
2l.e 900 TICKETS,
MODE OF URnWIyAT1.

MODE OF DRAINING.
To he drawn on the A. b, c, plau.-Thc
1000 prizes OF -, h b. awarded to fhe first,
second or third division, to &c determined by
that which may draw the capital prlze oil
rs COO, so that the holder of three tickets,
one IN each division. is certain to draw one
prize, aud may draw four. All the prizes
above the denomination Of "a, i'll enc wheel.
and all numbers in another at once, the
whole TO be drawn in few hehrs Prizes
payable in cash forty days after the drawing.
and subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen
per cent
tickets 81 Halves s2-Quarters ~.
Tickets and Shares aud Packages, TO be had
in the greatest Ua,iety g Numbers at
WASHING ron KROESEN's OFFICE,
.HmtiasGurg, pirg,nis
a%Ali orders from distance, enclosing
the cash, or prize tickets, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to, il add
dressed TO
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
Martnsho,g. February 9, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
TUe Markets.
ALEXANDRIA,, Feb I

ALF4AdIN OIEIh, HNU '
Flour Last week, the sales OF King street
Flsur, from stores, amounted to about 5,ooo
bhls We noticed the prices at the time up
TO Friday inclusive The advices from I'm
gland to Dec. goth. received here on Friday,
being viewed as not more favorable, caused
the wagon price to decline on Saturday, and
"a STA was the current rate 500 bills, or
more, were sold on Saturday, from Stores
at 90.
Yesterday, the current price from W; CONS
was 81 90 A fraction more was paid occa-
sionaly, and in some instances as much as
4 90 We were not advised Of any sales
from stores Our stock of Flour. at the close
OF the week, was estimated at from ~ 600 to
% 600 bhls
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
Public Sale of Land.

WfLL be sold hy public ycndue, on the
w premises. on Back Greek, in Berkeley
county on Saturday the Sd day Of March neci.
A Tract OF Valuable Land,
containing 50 acres. about 100 cleared. and
IN a good state OF cultivation. the balance
well clothed With first rate timber On this
farm Is good frame dwelling honse, kitchen,
smoke bouse, barn. sistles. sc and several
springs OF good water convenient to the
dwelling. number ofcheice apple and peach
frees, together with other improvements not
necessary to psr,icularisc. This tract adjoins
The lands of Stephen Gano, Paul Taylor, and
others. Terms made known on the day Of
sale. EDWARD SEVERNS.
February q, tS3a-s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
EuRvEYxNG,

kSIIE undersigned having made srrange-
n ments which enables him TO attend more
promptly to the above business. wishes to
inform the public, that he wilt, on rcasona~
Die terms, and the shortest notice, attend to
it. A. ODEN.
January &c. iss1--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
DIED,

On Tuesday last, Mrs. Haines, re
hct Of the lat Mr.. Joseph Haines, of this
county
On Tuesday morning the LIST uit. after a
protracted illness, in the 56th year OF his age
Christian Newcomer. Esq, Sheriff of Wash
ihgton county, Maryland
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
Public Sale of Real Estate,

WIN t'oA1 VI he1ul Gt-tdlCs
sHE undersigned will expose TO pubic
n sale, on the premises, on Saturday The
25th nsfoai, = valuable HOUSE and full
LOT OF GROUND, situate on John street,
in Maftiushurg, late The property Of Sebas
Tim Poisal. deceased On this Let is a
Dwelling House, two stories high, and well
finished, good Kitchen, Smoke House and
Stable; also. number of choice fruit trees.
At the same time and place. viii be sold one
twenty Jour hour clock and case. Terms
made known on the day of sale, and duo at
tendance given by the subscribers
JOHN POlSAL,
JACOB POlSAL.
Martinsburg, February q, 1884
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
Land For Sale.

PURSUANT TO a decree rendered by the
"A Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the county OF Frederick. IT, Vir-
g,nia. on the 10Th day Of December, 1891,
In a suit therein between Jacob Clawson,
plaintiff, and the Executors and heirs oi ia
cob Hamme, deed. defendants. the UNDER
signed Commissioners named in the said de.
cree. will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, on Monday the l2M day Of March
neri, (being court day at the court house Of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
TRACY OF LAND

authorised to be sold BY said dec.ce II il
first rate limestone bSnd, and IS estimated
to contain a63 acres. saifir,cnt proportion of
which h In excellent titnlser q, adions the
lands OF Philip 6. Pendieton, ESQ. aud o
Tiers, and is situated about fonr milss south
west Of Martinsburg Slsty three acres Of
The tract viii be sold subject TO the dover
right therein Of Mrs Dorothy T.. Roush. wi
dow of Nicholas Honsh, sen decd. the bal
ance clear of an incumhrance
Terms OF sale: one third Of the purchase
money on the tst day If April, 1882. one
third Of the residue on the lst Of April 1898,
one other third Of said residue on the LIST day
OF April, 1884, and the remaining one third
on the LIST day OF April. 1889.
CHARLES ID STEWART. . x
THOMAS DAVIS, o's
February I, 1884
The above sale will hs made with nv con.
sent and appreciation. Tor the purpose Of en-
aiding me TO execute conveyance Tor tho
LAM. agrecshly to contract made by mo
for the sale OF il. in March, 1891
HARRISON WAITE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
New Road Wagon for sale.

New Road Wagon for sale.
FEyfiE subscriber has for sale. a iirs, rata
II new RO.AD WHGO.N. completeIv
finished and now ready Tor the roau Il may
be seen at the Blacksmith shop OF MIR Glad
den in Mart,nsburg, who is fully empowered
10 sell the same Should 1t not be sold be.
fore the second Monday in February next, ~
will, on that day, be offered for sails, at pub
lie auction, in from, oil the court house i'd
Martinsburg FERNS: six months credit
THOMAS u FLAuG.
January a. 1882. 81
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Public Sale.
OBED w AITl
February o, 1891

IuDllC SaIca
GRILL be sold by public venduc at the
Wv residence Of the subscriber, on. the
road leading from Shepherdstown to Har
per's Ferry about three miles from the latter,
on Ftiday. the 24th instant, nine head OF va
liable work horses and colts, among them
two fine bEooded horses, brought from Ohio,
of first rate blood; large stock OF cattle and
hogs, farming utensils Of all kinds; enc broad
tread wagon; household and kitchen furni-
ture of every description. and about 5e0Olbs.
Bacon As | intend TO remevs to the west,
the above property will be sold without re.
serve The farming utensils are all new, aud
the horses first rate, calculated for either
saddle OF harness Six monihs credit will be
given on all sums over FIVE dollars upon CIV
ing bond with approved security. Sale to
begin early in the day -
February 2, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

.1Iessrs samaei II Usrnk aud Dagtfso,t
O,yiet, tafe mcrthaats and part,aers IN frads'
trading under the name md firm ef Daven~
port Orrick + 20.
SAKE NOTICE that on Saturday the
b Sd day OF March next. at the Office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Superior Court o.
Law and Chancefy for Berkeley county. 70
the town or Martiisburg in Virginia, ! VIII
take The dispositions Of John McCleary ana
others: which dispositions shall offer 70 VI.
dence in suit nav depending y "a
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaus.
Gerry for Berkeley ce'tfi .ln
plaintiff, and yc, rnd -.
CHARLES BoARMAN.
January 10 1882 At
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

pY virtue of decree 81 the county CONT
kF NJ Berkeley ~ chsnceyy. a. caase
therein. IN whica The Bank VI the Valley in
Virginia Is plaintiff and Harrison Waite and
others are defendants. tho andersIgned, Com
nhissioness appointed 5y said deere. viii
Proceed TO sell on the premises on H,eincs.
day. the It'll dag If .HrrcA aert. ne
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

Owing to the large quantity Of rain that
has fallen within the last two or tbree DAYS,
che waters have swollen to such degree as
% intercept our mails we have received no
Hichmond papers for several days The
epequon is still impossible.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

Cn'ding .Machiae for Nate.
RSHE subscriber living near Harpers Fer
a ry has for sale first rate CARDING
MACHINE, which he will sell on accommos
dating terms
AMNiiSHADDAI MOORE.
February 2, 1862
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
NOTICE.
Estray Ifelfer.

NeANE to the farm OF the subscriber about
q J four miles from Martlnsburg, IN the
montb of September last, as an estray, a
RED .MULEY HEIFER. with white
face and back, supposed to be one year old
last spring, has no brand or ear mark; APP.
nra;sed TO five dollars. The owner OF said
es,ray is requested to come prove property,
pay charges and take It away
February 8, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
Female Seminary.

Pg ME semi annual examination of the pu
pills of Miss C. WEBBER's Seminary,
will take place on Friday the l7th instant -
Her patrons, and all who feel an interest IN
the education of youth. are respectfully 10
yited TO attend. The succeeding session VIII
commence on Monday the 2oth instant
Fetr,ary 9. 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
February 8. 1882.

Carryall and Harness for sale.
OR SALE, first rate CARRYALL
i ana HARNESS complete IL will be
sold on time. For further particulars, ap
nly TO the Editor OF the Marunsburg Gazette.
February 9. 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
KtEFy TUHHty,d
TRACT OF LAND.

containing $50 acres. more or less, one third
OF which is in timber situate in the said
county OF Berkeley, within two miles OF
Mariinsburg, on the road leading from Lin
deres Ford bridge at Mllcr's burnt Mills)
on Opealon 10 the Warm Springs, adjoining
the lands of James Brown, Henry Vaume-
tire and Abraham Vanmetre, Qhe same now
owned by Michael Couchman, the lsirs Of
Nicholas Schoppert, decd Josiah Flagg and
others.) The Land is slate, presumed to be
susceptible of improvement by judicious
system of cultivation The improvements
"a consist OF convenient Log Dwell
7st99l ing House, Kitchen and Barn -
ssss.A There is never failing well of
'--~A.Rs11 water near the House. There are
also several springs on the premises, near TO
one of which there is another Dwelling House,
which would suit a mechanic very well The
terms Of sale according 10 the decree. viii
be, one third Of The purchase money to be
paid six months after the day Of sale, one 0
iher third in twelve months, and the remain
der III two years after the day Of sale; the
payments to be we'll secured by bonds with
security and deed of trust on the land.
CHARLES d. $ EsyAHT, ID 8
Of BERKELEY county,
OBED WAITE
Eahruarw n 1S3l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

Extract Of Letter to gentleman Of his CO
tn, from gentleman IN Harrisburg, dated
Sd February, 1882.
The following Resolution has been passed
I'm the Senate and House of Representatives
Of this State-in the former body unanimous
III. on the ID instant--and in the House, this
morning, by a vote of n Z.
s.Resotced. That the Senators from TIL:
Estate in the Congress of the United States
"be instructed, and the Representatives re
"quested, to use their exertions to obtain re
"newal Of the charter of the Bank of the U
"nited States during the present session o
"Congress, with such alterations (f any b.
"necessary) as nlay secure the rights Of tn
estates. Md. Int
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

The Newark (Ohlo) Advocate, an admin
istrat,en paper, holds honestly the ioliow'ns
language, in reference to one oil the great
questions now before the people:
The United States Bank has applied iot
. renewal of its charter. The result Oh the
application will be looked for with the deep
est anxiety. by every man whose views ex
tend beyond his hog pen, or who has sagac'-
ty enough to see the benefits that have oeeh
derives from the institution. No man IN
hio, at least no man who lived IN this stale
in lsl7-ls. when the currency was tstaii,
deraaged. and sees the improvements that II
has since undergone, but must acknowledge
that the Bank has been instrumental IN re-
storing and preserving sound currency
Every Ohioan. then. we take it, is interested
IN the fate Of the Bank"
5ay-We learn that the Small Por has mac
haPPearanccin the nsighbOrhOOd sgR0mne''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

FEAscis JcESsos, Of Louisville, has been
appointed by the Governor Of Kentucky to
succeed Judge Pirtle In the fifth Judicial Dis
trict.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

system should be broken down now Why then does
your correspondent az the time that no denies Mr..
Calhoun the privilege OF explaining his motives and
ocons, subject himself the suspicion OF nsincety aud
the siuster influence" by assang the character in-
peachng the honor OF the abest advocate OF free trade
This aspect Of his conduct should teach him charity.
III he Is indeed opposed 10 the Tariff let him devote his
cuts 10 OF its inusce let him appeal to the
people oil Virginia; let him satisfy Gen. Jackson and Mr.
Van Buren, that the OF Virginia will be given
MIR Van Buren, 1886, unless the duties immediately
reduced TO fair and Just revenue standard. Let him do
this, aud my word for it, il will he done aud may be
aud his political friends Congress hold that question
within their control aud il they be made To feel their
responsibility in relation to II. will be ,uscd in time,
tor u discussion of the rival precnsions of the cauli
dates for the Presidency But, Sir do believe that
he correspondent is DESTROYS of speedy adjust
Of the Tariff fear. that they both believe that its
adjustment would remove the only obstacle that
stands in the way Of MIR. Calhouu's elevation Mr. Cal
houn's offence consists in the opinions which he enter
tanned in 1916, ia the principles of which he
advocate; but IN the ct that he possesses large
share oil the confidence OF his fellow citizens IL is for
this, that defend in and because should he triumph
those who have conspired effect his ruin hs
VIII hereafter stimulate other emulate his virtues
and because should he fail and with him, the great pn.
cipes with which he is lentied be ovcrhrown it will be
long, fear very long, before another citizen popular
80 influential, able, will attempt TO arrest the rapid
march OF political corruption.
have avaed myself Of your permission reply to you
correspondent through your columns because such the
discipline OF party, and such the condition of the press
that could not otherwise expect those who have read
the text TO see the comment. DUFF GREEN.
Washington City, Mon. IL, 1882.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

Of Representatives. by delegates 10 DO elected in the
vera countless after due notice Of the time appointed for
that purpose by the Legislature; but dsclsim any
enon 10 give eountenance to nuea,on, suitable adj
Missile, or constitutional.
Resoived, That notification is in opinion
ional deiusive In its character totally insufficient tending
directly 10 civil war, and the ultimate dissolution OF the
unon aud ought therefore TO he abhoed by every par-
OF and denounced by every friend Of civil liberty.
Resolved, That fellow citizens of s. Csolins of the
estate rights and Union party, entitled
est sympatnes IN their present s,ruggeand hst
plaud the virtue iirness aud patriotism, with which they
have hitherto defended the Constitution and our Union.
Resored That we sincerely deptecae the exist
ing dissensions amongst the opponents of the protective
system; aud that whilst accord the oil those
who dier with US, the honesty of opinion, which
we Claim Tor ourselves, do, in the spirit OF brothey
affection, most earnestly conjure the Of nuca-
ton to suspend lat least for me1 the further prosecu-
ton oil their course, and TO unite with and others sub
Jected alike TO the expressions OF this SYSTEM in the only
course which we believe TO be constitutional and expe-
! dent
Resolved, That fellow citizens of the other counic:
in this State, be- and they hereby earnestly requested
TO hold meetings and express their sentiments upon the
tariff, and the proposed remedy OF Modification.
Resoired That the cecretaies the proce eding.
OF this meeting TO be published in the several papers
this town, and that Editors, throughout the State be
questcd to repubsh the same.
JOHN BRAHAN, President,
SAML CHAPMAN, LIST v. Il.
Z. b. HUDSON, I'd V. p.
II DO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

roe, Bailey, berren Baekshear, Cariledge. Campbell os
@ csoen's Clayton Crews. Collins Of Coinmbi
paws, Dswson' Dozier, Fitzpatrick, Gamble Goriao
Monroe, Gordon OF Putnam. Greer, Hughes, Hudson ~
'eunes' zones kennon, King Of GIynn, Keith La
mar, Lawhon Lenie, Lewis of Jones' Leonard Loclhs.
al wa mar ns Lssn, Mason Mathews Moore Of Clark
Reid, Robertson OF Upson Rockwell Rvsis saa,as'y'
Stokes S!0Ss Tate I"an, Torrance. Troop, Vnsos
.Noys-Ciihon FlournOy, Query Holt Lewisof B,rk.
Peabody ''o' Du'Ao'
On motion the Presiden, appointed the follo,,,n ,.,
gentlemen Central Committee under th' ns'"e"
luton contane,ln the report of the COMMITTEES Of T"
yOne, viz WIN. III. Torrance, John H. How ven ven
5 Calhoun, Samuel Rockwell. Samuel Boykin "''''
On motion by Mr. Benien, il was
Resofred. That committee be appointed To co,s,., s
i've persons, whose duty shall be prepare an address
TO the people OF Georgia illustrating the objects and pro-
eeeuihgs oil this Convention, which shall be attached IN
the Journal OF the said whercupon the Pre-
saent spPTT'es AN Messrs Berreo Clayton Gordon Of Put
man, M nea, OF DIDO, ana Torrance, that Committee
There being no further business presented for cou,e
ration, ~ S'e
On notion the Convention adjourned until the first Mon
day in July next