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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28

mined TO become flood for powder. In the Conven-
lion there hive been stormy and significant debates
touching money forwarded from the country and not
acknowledged in town. aud also Of specific sums sent
and smaller ones named as having been received A
secret sitting has taken place relative 10 Interior pro-
ceedugs but what occurred in private concave has OF
transpired. ~
That red haired and ravng patriot, Fergus 0 Common,
has JUS, popped himself noa pretty little b't OF lrou
BILE v hch he will find difficult 10 get out Of In his
the Northern Star he has accusfd the board OF
Guardians al Warminsier with having starved boy 10
DEATH who previous to his dissolution, from hunger,
"ratlwo of his 6ngers and the flesh from his arm On
the first day Of term The Attorney General submitted
10 the Queen Bench number OF sthdavs, denying,
mes, uneouiyocally the whole of The circumstances,
and proving that the lad properly fed, kindly at
tended and died from natural cause. The Court in.
sanlIv granted rule for criminal information so ha.
now ns The Poor Law Commissioners are the pr"secu
tors Fergus must have fine and long Imprisonment IN
perspective. ;, a.,
The iunoriant debate involving The existence Of The
presen, administration, commenced on the loh and has
no, vet closed That ycur renders may perfectly under
s,ond the question, shall commence with Lord John
Russell's motion, which was Us follows:
"Thati, is The opinion Of this house that Il Is exped
ent 10 persevere in those principles which have guided
the Executive government OF Ireland OF late ears ana
which have tended 10 The efrcual administration OF the
law and The general improvement Oh 'ha' part % 'e
United Kingdom.
To this Sir Robert Feel has moved an amendment in
the following words:
"Resolrsd. Tina, on the 18Th day Of March last, a
motion was made in this House Tor The production Of
various document connected with the State OF Iceland
in respec, crime and outrage, including communca
tons made to the Irish government feiang 10 oHences
connected with rihbcnism, and all memorials resou
tions and addresses, Forwarded 10 the Irish government
BY magistrates, or other official persons, in respect
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-11
~ 1--WE HiER 10.

would have all these things to zcaru and it would
take some years fully to get the ralp of t1em-
Thus, for time, at least, they would be much less
profitable laborers than those who had been all
their lives engaged in this kind of labor.
Concluded merit meek
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-11

1t is necessary to abolish slavery for the sake q
our Jurisprudence, and our christian character -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

exertion to get out the bodies. There IS
but little hope that any more ofthem will
be taken out alive. The explosion took
place at 6 O'Clock on Monday morning,
and thirty four hours had elapsed when
we last heard from the Pits in which time,
if any had escaped death from the very
violent explosion. they must have died of
suffocation: the structures for conduct
ing air in the shaft being so much inju-
red.
The air below was SO impure that great
caution was necessary to preserve tine
lives OF those who descended to succor
the unfortunate beings.
There still is uncertainty as TO the
number Of laborers who had gone down
before the explosion. The superintend-
ants say that forty is about the mum.
ber
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
BALTIMORE MARkET.
Er0sifhs EnHfnaore Patriot Of .yEarch 23. 1 sac

CATrLg.-kather scarce IN the latter part of tina
week, and selling at from 81 to Sl2 per 100 ON
the boot.
Hoes Live Hogs selling at $780, and Killed
Pork at 81 so to S..
FLOUR AT the close of the week. Howard ST
sales were made at s., 8i and 81 ,l2A pllhoughrhs
asking price was 81 20 from Stores. From Wae.
ons and Rail Road the price was s.. One lot os
City Mills was sold in the early part Of the week at
$3.50.
RYE FLOUR One sale only reported, at SIS rs.
Conn MgAL.-Hhds. SIS so, bbls. $437
WHEAT Prices still declining. and but few par.
GELS selling. The prices quoted ale 81 50 to SIS
for reds.
CoRN.-Sales of white Corn early in the marke,
at 9 and 81 cts, and Of yellow at 85 and s6 cts
Saturdays prices and 83 cts.
RYE.-Good lots quoted at 95 and 81 cts.
OArs.-Plices ranging from 30 TO 43 cts.
CLOVER SEEp.-Market well supplied Prime
Western $l3 to Sl4, and Foreign sl2 to Si3, as in
quality.
TIMOTHY SEED.-Held at So rs and So per bush.
ell. 5 ties dull.
WHisKEr.-Market dull. Sales of hhds at 80
cts. hbs d cts Wagon price OF bols is Sc cts,
and supplies coming in freely,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE WIG CONVEN-
TIDN

iNC(LbbiHpc VI iliIs W iitp bONN EN-
TON.
The delegates appointed by the several
Counties composing this Congressional
District to select fit candidate for Con.
gress to represent this District in oppos.
ton to the present Administration of the
General Government, met at II o'clock,
on Friday the 18th day Of March, 1899,
IN the Common Hail of the town OF Win.
chester.
On motion Of Henry Berry, OBEp
WAITE, Esq, was unanimously chosen
President OF the Convention, and upon Ia.
king his seat made suitable acknowledge
ments for the honor.
On motion of Edmund |. Lee, ANDREW
HUNTER and ROBERT Y. CONRAD were
appointed Secretaries.
The roll being called the following
gentlemen answered to their names:
From Frederick. Fayette Wash
ngton, Obed Waite, James Gather, Hen
ry Richards, James Marshall, Jr. Charles
II. Clark, Robert Y. Conrad, George w.
Harrison, George Aulick, Isaac Russell,
John Wilson.
From JEFFERSON. John Moler, Henry
Berry, Edmund |. Lee, Thomas Timber.
lake, Anthony Kennedy, Andrew Hun.
ter, Joseph t. Daugherty, Richard S.
Black burn.
From Berkeley. Levi lie nshaw, Will
liam Watson, Jacob Van Doren, Thomas
T. Lemon, William l.. Boak, Allen c..
Hammond, Archibald Oden, Bailey
Tahb.
From C1arke.-Thomas L. Gold,
Hugh NJ. Nelson, Daniel w. Sewers,
Philip Smith, Thomas F. Nelson.
From Hampshire. William Harper,
John Brady, Angus w. Mcdonald, John
Baker White, Philip B. STREET.
From Morgan.
On motion of Mr.. Conrad, it was order.
ed that the mode Of proceeding 10 select
candllate shall be as follows:
/. Members shall first, severaIy, nom.
mate such persons as they may think
| proper.
?. Alter all the nominations shall have
been made the roll shall be called, and
each member, in answer to his name,
shall express his first choice among the
persons nominated.
3. In case the first vote is not decisive,
the Convention may then proceed to de-
lermlne the proper representation of the
several Counties in the Convention, and
the mode oflurther proceedings.
Mr.. Berry nominated RICHARD W.
BARTON.
Mr.. Lee nominated CHARLES J. FAUX.
NER,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27


The Baltimore Patrols Washington CoIrcspon-
dent, gives in late letter the suhjoined account of
the tribula,n which at this time AFFECTS the office.
holders in Washington City;-
The parry here much occupied with
their own little low personal contention, for office,
that they have not time TO bestow thought upon
the Border difficulties Tho rogucs have fairly set
TO despoiling each other. The necessarily deba-
sing tendency of the spells system IA most striking
y illustrated in the and occurrences that are
daily passing in this city. Men who were, lately
domincering insolent tyfsnts over all who happen
ed TO be subordinate to them ia office are now
Bringing, fawning, and crouching before the Execu-
tive-begging for chari,y's sake to be retained in
their places-and pledging themselves to be true
faithful and interruptions. Men who have gone
with the patty almost every length. huve now their
former services and serviIity f,rgotten; and are
told that they must prepare to abandon on the first
Of April, because they dare to have some conscience
in their business. Some are now feeling the sharp
tooth of prescription, whom remember az among
the hottest and remorseess Of the pursuers Of
honest men in 1929. They deserve NO commiser-
alton certainly. IL is their own system carried out
yet it must be admitted that those to be turned out
are far more respectable than tho batch Who are to
take their places. Thu, go The offices pt Washing
ton, through successive stages of dete,io, atou !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

NIw Movrs.-The Albany IN. Y) papers an
nounce that the Post Master in that CITY, Gen. Sol
ONION Van Rensselaer,, has received letter from
Amos Kendall, spprising him thu, change Of in
cumbents in that Office will be made al the end Of
ihe present quarter. The reason given for this
change, is, that the public interest will be promo
ted thereby.
Tie Baltimore Chronicle says ii 10 currently re-
ported in the streets of that city, thai Col Skinner,
the Post Master there is also leave his office to
make room for some one Of Mr.. Van Buren's need,
supporters.
Against those two gentlemen, no objection ia W
ged--no charges nade--they arc TO DO removed
because they have been in Office long enough. Ia
the case Of Gen. Van Rensselaer,, there is nm init
nation, that the public interests are not promoted,
but the lie is given to it, by The people and press OF
Albany, almost en- masse. They not, however,
either of them active politicians and cannot, there
fore. be promoters of the public interest according
TO the code Of ethics which governs the conduct OF
the Administration. Though they strain every
nerve and use the utmost exeriion to sccOmmo
date the people, and serve the G vernment, aud
lack bat the disposition to be brawling politicians,
they will find their services will be dispensed with
by the present ncumbents of office, as us.cs. and
uaneeessary
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
FLoRIDA.

The following extract from letter written by
. young gentlemen formerly Of this town, presents
nprety accurate des Of the state Of things In Fori-
dat
Capt. Husler has succeeded in getting IN six In
diane, ard will, doubtless, receive large number
more in short nine. majority Of those IN this
section ofcouniry have expressed a willingness TO
60 TO Arkansas, If permitted TO go BY lard, Us they
have great horror Of sea and Steam Boat nayiga.
ton; go Gen. Taylor has authorized the Captain
TO agree to their proposition, and offer any other
reasonable inducements to get them in peaces
bly,.
When the party now here, arrived, they appeared
considerably alarmed, but the treatment they have
received has completely reconeisd them and one,
an old man, of considerable influence has gone out
with interpreters to lend his aid in bringing in
others.
Those who are yet out in miserable condi-
tion, being very short Of tba, essential Of
Indians pcrquistes, ammunition. The men for
tho most part are clothed in skins, and they have
great difficulty in supplying themselves, squaws,
and children, with sufficient food sustain life
All this 10 very much in our favor, and am told
the squaws are camorous to come in"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
RAIL ROAD NOTICE,

VENO Walter Jones, Jacob Leppard, David H.
n Allen, Eleanor Tidball. Luke Herman, JohA
Mitchell, Joseph HOLMAN, George Reynolds, Sam
uel Hopkns aud Lavina his wife, Frances Jollide
IN her own right, and guardian Of Selma and Har.
rict Jollife. Meredith H. Jolliffe in his own right,
and guardian Of Edward JolliGe. james Joffe in
his own right, and guardian of John Joliiie, VII
liam Jolliie, Amo. Jollile, John S. Miller, Isaiah
Miller, Joseph Vanhorn and Anna NJ. his wife,
Elizabeth Miller, Sarah Miller, Jeremiah Miller
George Miller, Samuel Harrison, William Harm
son, Jane Rooney, Sarah Rooney, Michael Rooney,
Hannah Rooney, Alexander Rooney, Rhoda Roo
ney, Elizabeth Rooney, Barney O'Rorick ard Hnp-
nah has wife, Catharine Hook Sarah Hook, Emily
Hook, Anna Sherrard Sarah Sherrard, Mary Sher'
rard, Anna II. Sherrard, Emily Sherrard, John
Sherrard, John d. Grove and Elizabeth his wife,
Samuel Alexander, Anna Alexander, Robert Alex
ander, John Cross, Christopher Parkinson and Eli
"a bis wife, Charity Hail. - Langham, Mary
Langham Jane Langham, Mussah Rodgers, Ma
RIA Rodgers, Mary Ann Rodgers. Henry Cromlee
and Melinda his wife, Abijah Flora, Isaac Flora,
Rachel easier, Basil Ably and Margaret his wife,
Sarah Warfed, Rachel Flora, Jacob Kline and
Nancy his wife. Archibald Flora, Deborah Flora,
Susan Flora Catharine Flora, Alexander n. Flora,
Philip Hartley and Ruth his wife. Thomas Tarytn
and Deborah his wife, John Knowels, James Wa
dron and Sarah his wife, and Walter McAtee.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the first day Of the next term of Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery to be holden
for the County of Morgan, Virginia, shall, oy
our Attorney apply to said Court, TO appoint I'VE
discreet. intelligent, disinterested, and impariia'
ffeeholders TO assess the damages which will re-
suit to your land, by opening through it tho Bats
more and Ohio Rail R0a9
The BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD
March 81, I839.-5w COMPANi'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

Mr.. Mcdonald seconded the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Barton, and that Of Mr..
Faulkner was also seconded.
Mr.. White, whilst he entertained a
highly opinion ofthe merits Of Mr.. Faux
ner, was opposed to his selection, because
his time as a member Of the Senate OF
Virginia included next winter, when the
action Of that body would probably be
very important 10 the general interests Of
the country and believing that Mr.. F.
would truly efficiently represent such in
teres., Mr.. w. was unwilling to with.
draw him from his present post.
Mr.. STREET took, substantially, in his re-
marks, the same objection.
The roll was then called under the or.
der adopted, no other nominations being
made, and it appeared that RICHARD W..
BARTON was the first choice Of all the
members except two.
On motion, the vote oflhe Convention
was taken upon the nomination Of RICH
ARD w. BARTON and il was unanimously
ResolUed. That he he recommended by
this Convention to the voters Of this Con-
gressional Distric, opposed TO the present
Administration of the Federal Govern
meni, as fit person to represent this
District IN the next Congress.
On motion of Mr.. Daugherty, it was
Ordered, That the Secretaries Of this
Convention do notify Richard w. Barton
of his nomination and the several news
papers in this Congressional District be
respectfully requested to publish the
same.
On motion ofMr. Mcdonald, the Pres.
ident was authorized TO call this Convcn.
ton, by public notice, if any contingency
shall, in his opinion, make 1t proper 10 do
so.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
OBED WAITE, President.
r. h'G y. cof n"ns'H' Secretaries.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

VAN BUKEs STATE CONVENTION. body
Delegates in Richmond, on Monday the 18th inst.
Henry ST. George Tucker, was chosen Chairman,
and six Vice Presidents, and two Secretaries, were
appointed. The Compiler oft the 22d has the fol
pretty good birds eye view Of its uansac-
tons.
This Convention adjourned on Wednesday last
sfter session Of three days. They prepared an
address to the People Of the State. which will APP
peer in few days--snd appointed Central Cor.
responding Committee, and q Committee Of Cor
respondence ard Vigilance. for each Of the coun-
ties and towns in the Commonwealth. The Central
Corresponding Committee ia composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen DIR. John Brockenbfough,
Judge Peter v Daniel, John Rutherford, Thorn
rs Richie William Selden Nathaniel DENLY,
Chss Ellis. Thomas b. Bigger, James Boshar.
The organization by the Convention, for the Spring
Campaign is in short, complete, la mode. BY
resolution, their party was christened the Demo.
crati- Republican State Rights" parry. Estate
Rights" wa, added on motion Of Mr.. Servant Of
Eliz ,bcth Cry, who declared thar he had unwhig-
ged himself and that his constituents had done The
same.
Mr.. Servant may uu~hig himself bu, it does not
FOL ow from thence that hi, constituents will follow
in his footsteps" The Wing. Of Elizabeth City
viii hardly give up their political faith because
their delegate in the Legislature sees fit to join
himself TO the Administration party--o party a
gsinst which they saued upon the broad ground
Of principle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

The STRING CAMPAlGN.-Ihe Couglessior al
contests in This State the present season, bid fan to
rival any that have proceeded them for a long
time. The friend. of the Administration, alive
TO tho work they have to preform, if they sue
coed in keeping Virginia chained to the interests
are engaged in good earnest, and are bringing into
active operation all the tact and cunning for which
they are so famous. The Wings, too, are on the
alert, and we arc glad ioperceive, animated with
confident hopes Of success. The fact ia, we be-
live, the Wings in this State have not for long
time had fairer prospect Of success than they
have this season. which fac, is best made known by
the Herculean efforts of The nd ministralion men TO
defeat them. Loco tocoism cannot maintain a hold
apon the affections of the people Of this State. and
sta supporters know it, Hence the excrtions made
so bring the strongest men that can be found in
the Administrator ratks The question which
naturally arises is, WIN they succeed ? To this
we have only 10 add fot ansve r. that il the Wings
will al come out and DO their duty nanfuly, and
rescutely, they can regenerate the eocicn, Domin-
ion from the thfaidom ofthe Office holders, and
hurl to the earth those no would be dietators to
her feeemea. In this district we are satisfied the
Wings can carry the day, ifthey will bat come out
and support the candidate who has been rut in no.
nination by them. One generous effort for the
maintenance of their principles will cause victory
10 perch upon their standard
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

The Frederick Herald states that Gov. Grayson
has turned out Of office, 10 Frederick County, all
the Wing officers but two. Lately, in Carroll
County, that functonary csne near over-reaching
himself in bis zeal, to reward his political friends.
aud punish his enemies. He appointed number
Of new Magistrates and when they came to take
il to them. One Of them had to ride seven miles
the only Magistrate left in the whole County TO
take the oath, and then return and swear in his fell
lows
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

WING MEETING IN JEFFERSON.

At an unusual large and respectable
meeting of the Wing Party, convened at
the Court House Of the county of Jetfei-
son, on the 18th day of March, in con-
lormity with "a previous call on the Voters
Of said county, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting suitable candidates to represent them
in the next General Assembly Of Virginia
the meeting was organized by the appoint
ment ofTHoMAs CAGES, Esq, to the
Chair, and w. f. Turner, Esq. Score.
tary.
Mr.. Baker, one of the nominees Of the
Party in February last, in very peril
nent address acknowledged the honor
which had been conferred upon him, but,
for reasons which he assigned, declined
the canvass. Mr.. Worthington also Who'll
ly and unquaIfiedly resigned all prefer
ence or claim which he might have in
consequence Of the former nomination,
and stated that he would cordially acqui-
esce in any nomination which the Party
should then think proper to make.
Wherupon the meeting, upon motion of
E. /. Lee, Esq, proceeded by ballot to
nominate candidates. The result of which
was that VIM. e. WoRTHINGToN and
ANTHONY KENNEDY, Esqs. were selec-
ted.
Great unanimnity and good feeling
prevailed throughout the proceedings, and
after some remarks from Mr.. Worthing-
ton and Mr.. Kennedy, and spirited and
cheering address from the Chairman, the
meeting adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Stork, Rev
LEWIS EIcHELBERGFR, Of Winchester, to Mis-,
PENELOPE LYNN, daughter of Jno Hay, ESQ, Of
Beuyville, Clarke County.
On Tuesday the 18Th in Willimsport by the Rev
MIR. Staizman. Mr.. GEORGE SNYDER, OF this coun-
tyto Miss MARY SrISEMETz OF that place.
On Thursday the 10th inst. by the Rev Mr..
Dougless, MIR. john A. HARDls, TO Miss MARY
kEYsER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
GEORGETOWN MARKET.
From the Potomac .9Grooase of March &c.

FLOUR, s675 to S. 81 from wagons WHEAT,
sl,40 10 Sl,45 Corn. IS to 90 CTS. RYE, 95 10
81. RYE CHoP. 20 to IS cts. CoRs MEAL. o5
cts. OATS, from Vessels 40 to As cts, from Wag.
ons 45 to so cts CLOVER SEED, SIS TO SIG =
FLAX SEED, 81 so. PORK, Sc so to SO. BAcos,
III 10 125 cts. WHIsKEY, d. to 40 cts. New
HKRRrscs, S. 25 to Sc SO. New SHAp, SOTO $40.
PLASTER, S. per ton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

VAN buren, CoSYkErIoS.--Ih friends Of the
Administration in this Congressional District, held
Convention at the Eagle Tavern iu this place, on
Wednesday last, for the purpose Of nominating
candidate to represent this District in the 2Gth
Congress. VILLAS LUcAs, Esq. was the candi-
date chosen. OF the proceedings Of the Conven-
tion. excepting the nomination, we are ignorant,
not having been furnised with copy for publica-
zion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
MORGAN COuNTY.

We are authorized to say, that john O'FrR-
RAIL, Esq, of Morgan County, the reques, of
many of the citizens Of that County, who fully an.
prove of his course in the present Legislature con-
SCENTS to have his placed before The peonle Of
his County as candidate for the House Of Dele
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
VESTRY NOTICE.

A N ELECTION for Vestrymen, for the Epis
IA copal Church. in Norborne Parish, will DO
held at Edmund p. Hunters Law Office. on Mon
day the lst day Of April, at II o'clock M.
general attendance of those interested is re-
quested
March 20, l339-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

CANDIDATES FOB CONGRESS.

RICHARD W. BAHros, Esq, Wing, nomin.,.a
BY a Wing District Convention.
WILLIAM LUcAs, Esq, Admiuistra ton nomi,.
trd BY Van Buren, District Conventinn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
RICHARD w. BARTON, ESQ, received

RICHARD w. BARTON, Esq, received
the nomination of the Wing Congression-
al Convention which convened in Win
chester on Thursday last, (2lst.) All
the counties in the district, except Nor
gan, we learn were well represented, and
on the second ballot it appeared MIR, Bar
ton was the unanimous choice of the Con.
vention. A better selection could not
have been made-it renders certain the
success aithe Wings in this district a, the
ensuing election. The sound principles,
talents, and popularity of Mr.. B. will bear
down opposition, let who will be his op-
ponent-not even excepting MIR. Mason.
charleston Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27
. Z Z D

On Tuesday night, the l9thinst., john CAREER
son OF Nj Philip Ca'per, of this County, aged
about IL. The death of this young man was eau
sed by gun shot wound, received by the acciden.
tai discharge Of gun, some time since.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-27

SrRiSe ELECTIONS by referring TO another part
Of our paper 1t will be seen that tue Legislature
has changed the Election fjr this year the fourth
Thursday IN Maya month later Than it was last
year After the present year, the election will be
held on the fourth I thursday in April
Since the above was IN type we have received
copy Of the acts changing tho time Of the meeting
ofthe Legislature, and of holding the elections the
present year. We suhoin them.