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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

TO- Why is it that the London TINES,
the leading journal Of England, which is
orange-tory TO the back bone, and owned
and conducted by Sir Robert Peel and 9th
er uncompromising English and Irish con-
serva'ives and orangemen, has of late con-
tinuaIly lnuded and praised Mr. Van Buren,
and his devious policy, We pause for a
plys-.TGckeneie's Gazette.
II is said that Locke's Ne,c Era has
broke down. The editors, like Leggett,
dared 10 be consistently democratic. and
find fault where il was due. Let them
start a weekly on the same principle. |
have hard times, and sometimes do not
know where 10 raise dollar, when no mo-
ney comes in the mails, yet persevere for
Canada, and will SO iill we triumph. --M
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
- Mnnr HnMnnac1Nn -The NJ

gE% MoRE HUMBuaGlNG. The Mont
real Transcript says, I" A relapse is re-
ported 10 have taken place on the frontier
and fresh symptoms Of sympathy TO be
nnequivocaly developed. Persons. suspi-
assembled at Swanton, and were reported
by 1t. Col. Reid, OF the SAD, as threat
ening TO come over the line. This report
reached Cbambly on Thursday afternoon,
when colonel Cathcart Immediately mount
ed his horse, and rode TO the frontier 10
reconnoitre."
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
ORT II AN Fri c A N.


Potatee Wa.6er gor Starch Faeieries.--
Mr.. VIZ. Gnil has invented machine ol
the above kind, which 10 his opinion does
It's work much better than any other ma
chine whicli has hitherto been used 10 this
country. 1t Is simple in lis construction,
and as easily kept in 'epalr ms any oihef.
The potatoes are made TO enter tub, on
one side, NJ the bottom, where they are
thoroughly secured by a worm, which
works them up, and out, over the top, into
another washer. leaving stones, gravel, &c.
10 The bottom Of The tub; and after
second Tinsug with clear water they
are thrown from this into the Crater.
BY this process the potatoes are eheciu-
ally cIeansed before they reach the Crater,
Of oil kind Of dirt, sand, and stones; so
much SO, that when the starch is ready TO
be taken from the settling tubs for the pur-
pose Of drying, il is found TO be perfectly
clean, even TO the very botioml so that
the necessity Of the usual process Of scra-
ping stratum ot dirt and starch, Of
from one 10 two inches in thickness, from
the bottom, and re-settlng il, is entirely
superseded; and the starch itself is necessa-
rily Of a much better quality, being clearer
and Of course whittier.
This machine may now be seen in oper-
alton at his Starch Factory in RichIold,
VI.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

The blood hounds lately received from
Cuba, have been subjected to many exper-
imcnis, the result of which have been very
satisfactory. They follow trail twenty
four hours old, with rapidity and accuracy.
Some Of them are 10 be employed by The
troops now securing The country between
the mouths OF The Wacassassa and Sawn-
nee rivers, Mcanopy, &c.-S- augustine
Ne,cs, Feb. 7.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

Mexican papers ot the oSth Dec, recev-
ed at ~ Orleans give an account Of the
formal landing from Spanish ship.of war,
Of Don Angel de la Barca, Minister Peni-
polentiary Of her Most Catholic Majesty,
near The Government Of The Mexican Re-
public, and Of his subsequent arrival at the
capital. A terrible conhagration had oc-
Cured in the city Of Mexico.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
FRANCOIS ABoLIsHING SLAVERY.

f5-A GOOD EXAMPLE FOR THE Island
Of Liberty"-M. de Tocqueville's re-
port on the abolition of colonial slavery
recommends that the emancipation should
be simultaneous, unentbralled by the APP
premiership system. They are 10 remain
under the guardianship of the mother coun-
try, which VIII fix the price OF their labors,
and the condition Of their Services.
II is thought that the price of the labour
Of The co 900 slaves 10 be emancipated,
which will be paid TO the government, will
delray the interest of the indemniGcalion
besides creating sinking fund for the
capital, and awarding portion Of the
earnings 10 the slaves.
Four hundred thousand francs will be
employed ia increasing the numbers Of
clergy and places Of worship; Two hundred
thousand FOR Tie establishment OF schools;
aud five hundred will be expended for a
gold medal, to be awarded for the catechsm
best suited 10 the negroes.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

Great Britain and american Wha-
lers.-CaPi. Butler of thewhale ship Pacific
Of Farhsven, arrived at New Bedford or
Thursday, states that he was informed BY
the inhabitants Of King Georges Sound
that the ship Tuscaloosa Of New Bedford
Capt. Hussev, went 10 June last into
Two Peoples Bay for The purpose Of TAX
ing whales. w bile there. III. b. NJ. shin
nf war Herald, came in and ordered Capt.
Hussey 10 leave, threatening TO sink him or
send a shot through his boats, unless he got
under weigh within tweniy-four hours
Capt. Butler further states that the inhab-
itants Of Swan River and Hobart Town
had peiitioned for man of war 10 be sta
toned on the coast to prevent American
ships from whaling in the neighbouring
waters, and TO drive them from their BAYS.
- Thomasion Recorder.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
King Long, Emperor Of China.-Si

King Long, Emperor Of China. Sir
George Stanton used 10 relate a charac-
teristic anecdoie Of this emperor. He in
qnired Of Sir George the manner in which
physicians were paid in England. When
his majesty was made to comprehend wha;
the practice was, he exclaimed. scan any
man in England afford 10 be ill2 Now /
viii inform yop," said he. show do
with my physicians. | have four, to
whom the care OF my health is committed,
and certain weekly salary is allowed 10
them, bat the moment am III, that salary
Is stopped liil | am well again. need NOT
inform you that my illness is never Of any
long .eoRtiEuance.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

"The first Session Of the United Legis-
lsture will, no doubt, be held, here (To-
ranto) and that is expected to he called in
June or July this expectation is general
here. ~ Toronto Cor. Montreal Courier.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

Il is currently reported, that Mf. ga
van will be the President o. The EAs's -,
Council on the Union Bill going in'0 'f''
alton.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

We have to announce the ces's
Andrew Stuart, ESQ.,, Her Malesiyf .
citor General for Lower Canada.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
pts,STR0I:S FIRE Is WIi.N!N INTO. y =
~ r,fr@ Of Mr i!j'mjagtce .idr,f'Srr. i,

-, y.
,y Lc,,.,. heart we down to the TASK 0! iH&Nh9
WIN n'", ~ f ,bc mos, disastrous fees with
- doyoed town has ever been vtstea. ~ ABOUT
1T ,hs morn;n. the alarm SoGnacd' ana proved
ood from tle store occupied ~ Jehh "sot, NJ
- Nj, o,s, corner oftl.e Courthouse Inc SouEt'
hons. itself was soon fire. as were aiso '"e
i;;n;nr Mr. Hawsons. The names progressed
I',a ,;,i, terrific fury in eastefy ana hof,i'c'E
u,;n Of the SQUARE in which the ire originated anu
~ co, minutes cuurht the buildings across .o'' 81
IN \ westerly direction. Ihe progress u "a -.
then in every direction from common ~
however nothing was burnt bul Tue tttG"..,.
thor directions Indicated no barriers c2"id ne
"a n,I III. two squares immediately y v ana y. r.
!. .h Courthouse were entirely destroycd WIKI ne
ra,,;nn of The Bank Of Cape Fear, and two small
n.s next North oft the former square, an" tNee
brick buildings on the y ", anse u ~. ,ro,
The whole number Of buildings destroyed IS "ooI
ono hundred and fifty, including the olnceS Oh Tue tu
.nr,;..r and Chronicle. the Custom blouse, ana Tue
Clarendon and Rcstons Hotels
~ pr.ss and considerable portion OF the matcrI'
ais were saved from the Advertiser ONCE an" WIN
tcn, this slip is printed after the delay consequent
non has,y removal OF the contents OF printing OIL
fre From the Chronicle office nothing was saVee Out
the account books great dsai 81 s'ouS anu ~,
IN - =. s,,trn our the houses and stores, although
thc loss of property Of those kinds IS immense Many
nf the BUILDINGS these two squares were among TIE
most valuable in town. and on these TWO was done pro-
bablv three .tourts of the business OF the place We
have heard no critical estimate OF the aggregate loss,
hut arc inclined to think that il viii sum up to nearly
| five hundred thousand dollaFs+ NH"t POI " az
sured, is unaScer,a!ncd
| Thus has Wilmington received anCther oio" 10 hcE
prosperity that many years will not serve 10 recover
her from She had just gotten over the eects oil 81
mar yisations of former years, ana mad taken up
load ~ the construction of the Wilmington ana IA.
i:L Railroad that anos, staggered her strength,
wien this last misfortune came and nearly ParNiyAcs
| her energies and hopes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyES,
So,.r,Jo,, .TaDuoru y, l" ,Lo
rcgaTd Is - =,

-; regaTd Is - pro
: oaroilna MT BynunI 9ifthe Gentleman fpm North
Nf. B1NuH. Certainly for A.
q hir: PECK obser, that he w;snxplanation.
'efDai statement an erroneous report o3 correct BY
tseicay proceedings in one of he nanosue part OF
AZ "h'sh nc ielt somewhat aggrevcd n H. bis city,
sssteraay ne saw the following report in connb OF
from Nar, u ~, ,9e remarks of the rcnc,nnGnl
Mr. u. sald If there any dGub,. in -.
Tn people as 10 who V no were n e minds Of the South
m,mher II they wanted further evdnse ana the votes Of
the Northern D sr.,a member Of this House who
m obligations imposed them and pessrSi Opposed to
He would hem to ts4 1em Of the m South
Of ihe House Mr. PEcK1 when The vote was aboi heinz ascn
Srb s , .oLrs resolution on the table, now come up yo
saves ana show yourselves Yes sir This was tho
language applied to these patriotic men who rsn
quiet ~ h W obligations TO the snnth who for giving
servi nnd on ths exciting sabJec, and for preventing
'Mr. P PEG Ses naIn ing war
gentleman alluded TO him. ~ v ""'" u '"e
ar bfNtM aade TO gentleman Of The name of Pc, y
Mr PECK continued Now, Sir, | do no, read the
remaining portion OF the report of what followed not
. hos grossly and entirely incorrect in more
man one instance, but because nv only desre i 70
make correction OF that part of it where os norson
airy alluded to- If had not regarded rvseIf ne nor
'onaiir alluded to-if no more had been s.d hy Tho
member rom North Carolina than appears in tina, re-
snuiu not nave felt myself called on 10 notice
there was no such language used by me as
na, IN te report It would require preat obou;tv of
NV e, iuhe 10 suppose that used the term "South
saves IN reference to any members of this House
na therefore could hardly have surpassed ,h.t v,s
1y dhuaed 70 by the member from North Carroll.
4 IN that part OF his remarks So mpcb &c .bo -. !,
raph he had quoted down TO the wo-J. Co.,
aVes, was correct. But the report omitted e. -; a
re language which called forth his notice Accord;no
ms recollection it was substantially this The mcn
: from ~ Carolina, turning hmselftowards him, snid =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

Aboonsts BY Southern Wings and on the G Oh, W a
70 ,;,;;,s that The institutions and interests Of
t ,be South are threatened and endangerrd
tut Mr. JOHNSON Of Maryland obtained the tooG and
ia.,oJ an intention, before he concluded, to otter
NEW nroposton, differing from either OF those now ps-
fore the Housc ilc did not, however reaa .':c -
n but was making some remarks IL reply TO those 81
Nv dams when at a little pas; four oc!ock, he gave
wav for motion .or adjournment c.
Before the House adjourned, certain documents
the Post Office Department. containing ,'e SoWES
for the current year. were on motion OF N'r.
referred 10 the Committee of Ways an" hea'S' '''
dered TO be printed. o,so ,,,s
Additional testimony in the New Jersey case r w's
also received and referred to the Committee o.
lions. = H., .e,s and
Mr.. LEWIS and Mr.. CARR demanccd ne e1s "'''
navs on Adjournment, but they were ~ '"s'"
! And the House tl,creupon ADJOURNED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

NIX. W u. TANDf WATKINS, take notice tlar shalt
~ ON the tl day Of March, lsiU. the house uf te
huhirO NJ " lninGton, III the County FuyGnnJ and -
Virginia, IL take tho deposition Of Jesse Glass, jesse Font
pi others and nj Louisa Courthouse the tavern - r. u
49,, ' ' nay OF March, 1870, take the tepos.tnI n' W.
v.,r is,I amp a. j"i'es aud others and ~
i7i', dt hS i.i Tavern in the cIry Of R,rAma.i
io'n % March, isi. % TIE HUlHgbr0ok forel ~ I'M, iw
.e''ti%, Va TAX" the deposition q; Henry Jayi, am, IN + u
~ .'h a'arch l-i' ~ ~" house IT George llf..r3
"5iiS :" fnsanh', and State Of Tirrriq ,7kt .l -r
'.h VI y mann Allegro. G"nr.n QnnigLtra u hi t.t
INV 90 ,l lHvauna Va H.. ~. Nar,h -, H.
Sha =. v '''"'n " StrHucc, !.rplrrrv A. Lu,tqi, ~s
So ~ IT, hhd others. The ahDy. post ION, Min N. l7
ma , t .'s'hs and setting "f te sun ON each ay al
r",,i tl %,nrS ii1f. aud continued from la, To da
" vi are ii@cn, 10 h. read ~ cyiGr no. ia . rF
Injunction depending in the Crrut su.r,r, ~. ~, F..
are -, tis to"ny ri fuVanna. in which yuu lrG !
and am paintH-it which times AMI p!4a.
Jan b ppm William ioN H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

rs understand ~ authorities Of the Ierro VIM na@
through rr,bi:r runc and knows h"'hs " "o
matter officially , > .r.l, al -,
Fire af the Gazette o. ,.s s;n INST sr
,, ,hat on t.e Seth ult the most destructive hrc
''' r"'" a, c;tv mas been subject occurred II lad
10 the whole front Of square in the best built
VAS wa, o In, town; having broken out in the new oid
paft o. ~, rnc,ad ON paafox street by Dr. Bfosnaham,
and could be subdue1 DESTROYED sas
able buildings, besides several others "e"
csssary - element consuming Mr. Joseph Roche
the and the adjoining brick store owned by
DreS family The owners above named are tn"
principal sufferers Nj smith the d1hsgs, Snd nus,
be aud S Rogers who occupied ,s n ony D mat"r
, Msl' The oilers mostly merchants, were insured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

m, ;. .tuuy1 odNu0Fy "A, 1S4U.
- ne question before the House was the proposition a
thompson OF South Carolina to amend The rules
for the above = SUBSTITUTE
o Mf blNUM was entitled to the floor on the above
no MI, HottMAN rose for the purpose of making =
oberw;s una. the rules, as amended, be adopted until
ihe CHAIR said the motion would no, be in or5.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

TALLAHASSEE, Florida0 Jan. / I've noticed some
weeks ago the result of the fatal duel between Gen.
Leigh Read and Col Augustus Aston, in which TIE
latter was killed On Sunday evening last Gen Read
while at the City Hotel and about take his place at
the supper table, assaulted by Willis Aston, the
brother of the deceased, who arrived that evening
from Texas, and shot through the body Just above the
last mAlston fired two pistols at Gen. Read but the
armed with his and pocket pls fIn p EfSTd
his assaant to the front door Of the Hotel ,,br, H.
trcd, and 1t is said wounded Aston in the hand AZ
Cen Read was falling in the arms of his friends and
staggering through the crowd, Aston retu.n, and
STABBED nm screrely in the abdomen with n bo,ri.
knife, and again fed pleasures were immcdi,talv
taken 10 effect his arrest, but without surooc-.
Although General Reads wounds arr exceedingly
severe and dangerous we - happy 10 hear Of ths
probability of b;~ eovery. Others have been s a.
suseH ing implicated in this attempt at ass,..
,, OUT as me matter is TO undergo judicial in.
sesugntion we foEbear more particular a!lus;on ~ IL
SuHect From the universal expression NJ ;nd,a,. ."e
u. NE ACT, and The active excr.lons of the c;,;
chect me apprehension Of the pcrpetrator uo ~.
confidence that reason has in some measure Loo
stored 10 inc mass otthc community For the last e.
e., : coua seem as II the only law known in his
Ivy was iorce ana the only arbiter of RIGHT tho
or bowie knife FYoridign g. nc P'"toi
ne sympathy excited for General Read ,.,, |
scen,' Ia consequence OF his wounds that the n ~
u FLORIDA which met the 9th, elected him ,ha;.
speaker. nc declined, however-audt then hev eIac,od
John Warner their Speaker >''''e"
The Quincy (Florida) Sentinel Of the 10Th ,s,,,,
yates that Gov Reid and family arrived at Tallahassee
N the 4th inst. escorted By company of II ST.
iragoons lie received with military Lona..
nd cordially welcomed by many of the citizens Of Ma,
lace. So 1'''Ni's u tiiat
he same paper states that Col Fitzpatrick had -
wed from Cube with thirty forty blood hounds and
ia1 they mad been placed under the command Of Major
ailey and Captain Collins 'J'' !
lhE bLoop-HorND WAE.-The Globe has the fol. !.
wang announcement, doubtless BY authority in rc.J g
the bloodhound War which is about to b. hem e.
one OF the Territories of the United States. - NJ
he Florida papers the arrival Of Col r,,,.- ~
ON me Island Q. Cubs with paek blood hounds nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
nrr.prur,r OF sr,rr.

/ frrapTNENT Sr,rT
| yT,I.r t,,. Washington, 18th Januafy, -.
1 !ns persons, late Of crew uf the brlG Ia.
'' 'ghh hammond Master, captured ly Don N.
"ii icrcGlfa, entitled To- certain ulopi, rrr'
b.i oN'r.'hen' OF PrtG2, which win hr Iat la ,f.
'atircs, on application to The Dcg1rtfnra.
entitled thereto: - '""''h. 'hh 'h'} az w.
nm. .hyIiian OF Ha3aaC..Is.:;S aged ,; ycars,.,.
i''l,- b""inra 6i Virginia, r.-4 81 y.s,.-.,ang,
Inn Inn tia,iaWay "i NasSlchu cts ared iIx..a,o,n
hirlrs L. Davis of Do - W.
beEIhmn Hall d. - !, - 'n''"'
Jan. 81. " - no 'Ls'i". cook i"t - -
~ .Ekl-NtRcrSt,.it ma. l i'd In ih I1s3 :.
-H'hit superior COur; Of Law and rrI.c.y, n ls.
~ ~ M W. W dt. OF January, $50:
"' !" Layton, and Jane Iiarr; hi, WIFE and .rs.,,
against IL.A""'
JYh baEinr, George D. Baylor and others rfrta-,,
he defendant John " Bay!or mai ,,viIo r,.4 T., ,s~g
NIL. ~ nv ssc4y according 10 the Ac, of ,s..qby md"
h. i no, S and appearing b, satisfactory egaos y
H.. "a AZ h,ibitiht oi this commonwealth js or ri ~
appear before Judge Of the said gr 81:
\, ~ - on " hrsi DAY al the term and an.u.r tbs
II in i7 ana that copy this order be forthwith a
ie newspaper published in the civ OF Richmond ~
'oesr OF the said County ~ ''' - "
: Fo2y-Testr, RuBT ur,cTy CIR
s+-w:s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
NJ, loUa, January -

NEW OEn, JaNtdlE
According 10 the Express, Robert Lennon, scotch
man originally who lately died IN this city, has len
three millions Of dollars He must nave been ttle F'n
est man in The city except John Jacob AStor, VINO is 50
rich that il is difficult even to guess how rich he rs
Four more of the dead bodies lost IN the Lexington
horo come ashore. viz Henry s. Craig, " Bracket,
W. s Groom. Of Providence and David Green, Of
Philadelphia. They were p'cHed up At n'e'''""'
Long Island.
The of the COUNT continues ms eAa.'"a'''
Of witnesses respecting the DISASTER ana - entering Upon
scrutinizing investigation. rs yet i o'' Nv. ~.
that the boat vas not good ven poV'u" W
boats, fire apparatus, &C. &c i"t '.TS' =.
great loss Of life seems 70 nave pren y; -.
vigorous, qn'ck-thihk'ng an" wen. Ill., -
Nearly -!UOO have now o@eh "'''''" ~ ' -
very Of bodies lost IN the lexington anu, mn
stimulus. we may eNp"ct the recovery ~ '.I't
on Long Island ne P.'So' "'I -, .,' ,Ia
of Alcssrs. Craig ana "f'ch WIZ ''o'''' w. '
sand dollars :,ar.,.,
The BRUSH queen: !, SI' r.t ''' ~ - Nai..,'
avery i"hs 'oy"g'' MI 49, -
rs yet ,..,I ,rL,.o .r,. rel, ,r,,,
Another Sahtoh snip y p.pM in., sI,;n w"n, IA
sues now. nc ''Ss O,o"s''s y
a, auc'ioi! al very '''s' l'1'' , .,oo,lo,, ..,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

Two Joseph BlnnS, als" Edmund BIHn> IN his si. aa
admire OF Mary BinEs and cN'or ct Martha Bnn1:
Take notice thai, The 18th lay Of !. bIar. NEXT ' Z.
"i Jol Nt>tt: ~ The County o imrlt, between ~. a
NM "c!"cs ~ III" forenoon aud live O'Clock the arrr-
id proceed L. tnc the icpOun john Webster and on
ani nj the Exchange Tavern, ~ the town Of NAnc,mi. 1
"Ti'd County. on The iiit day ri March next hrwcc t @
hours II take the dispositions Of john furpn. arh"ca W.
ana OILERS TO be read a. ryidcnc" ir peu. q"
'hancery side o The Circuit CONT u: Amelia County N.
am plaintiff, and YOU and others defendants.
SAMi'ET. GIBBS.
Ey Ttcg. G.5k h, .3noTHrr ~ ~.
Ii -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
OF (which Messrs. Aycrigg, Maxwell, Hal oo :,
sted, York, and Stratton received ioSo
And Messrs Dickerson, Vroon, Ryall,

Cooper, and Kiile, received t iui3 ,he Fe.
deral candidates have an average majority of s'xtysS
in the county of Cumberland, and this the Rnt
upon which the Governor and Council nciea &C e";'
what is the fact? Here exhibit anothe, Hn nr the
ac,n officers of the township of Mllvie in the
county, county, of cumberand 1t as follows r.. q
We the luaee NJ cumberland do hereby certify that
nYna proceeded the votes Of the voters o. .1
towsp "oua.ed for len and the number oil votes o' eS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
INCONSISTENCIES BY THE PRESIDENT,

81 and cith thr "drice ma ecnssn z, mg ., Rich
,onL Va. from 9th inst, when his late COMMISSION
expired. r.o. e the (ustoms for
ho ms Of East river, Va, from 18th inst when ms
late commission expired y;,ed
Edmund Christian, 10 be Marsha! OF the h' ,I'
18th of December lc%9, when his former Term o 81
vice expired.
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renf
, ,h day Of October, A. D. one thousand e'sh
rty-eight pcpSTOS STRATTON, Judge. Il. s.
WM CilARLEsWoRTH, Insp. ISL
ISAAC BUZBY, Insp Is
Jrw,. MEproRp Jr, CLERK. , h,.. hundred and six
',na words. tswhplc number OF 'o'es ai''' A
,v.,r intr incd before signing ,d,~ IN he township
Ne the subscribers residents an |hnyeswonh was
oil na,,v elected Of the Inspectors OF an S,arT
nrnhe oil nd IN IN. township Mvie in the county n'
ana On The ninth tenth day Of October E,
AID and thirty eight, III the room an" piiee u -
who helm. candidate, Gould NOV Ss,. .rroN r :,
JOHN JEFFERSON, L. 81
sfATE OF w E,.nrn, Sp COUNTY J., 80
CyNefR1sh .sp NJ m. Court Of Common Pleas In ano
,ntv do certify the foregoing are true .Sp nj "
original certificates RECEIVED oy s me- al DAY Of October
rsas between the hours often and eleven oei''N " Wv
Of 'a &sy ? s9s as my name
;, :, per Annu Donin one 'H'' JOSIAH FrrHIAN, Crk.
eight sn bv this return that Messrs mn,
y.aoo Cooper, Kile and Ryail nave xwcll Hals,ed
- votes; and Messrs Aye.iSs gtcke c
majority when the vote Of Nvile is added to the &C
neral return of Cumberland county
The matter stands thus: BY the whole returns Vi TN
State except the townships of South annoy IN III
county of Mddlesex, and Nilville' IN the county
Cumberland is, average votel Tor Messfs' Aycs'gs
Maxwell, Halsted, YorA; and s'rat.on 'i'
For Messrs Dickerson, Nroom, "copper" a. ~
Kle, and RyaR 'o'
Which gives Mcssrs. Aycrgg and Go. a ~
Rnt when we read the votes of the township Of Mil
Vile and South Amboy, the tables are turned liner
they are-look at them ,
1I fyo,,;ng Table cztibits the rssuh Of the Election
haS The rotes of The Townships Of MUrAe amt Sout
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