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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-19

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-19

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-19
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13

4 piii,lsipi.t4 r5pcf -taios sha Sir. Be.ioa h1f
nftutt4Ied ..Isi4 NJ Van Bgfea lot lie lnsilrsr al
arnur / . the present. Is tie leader # The Loco
Fsc. nari, h, aYosel ohjact Is 10 promote MI.
' 81 ifuIrrf.s eeaiiub to the Presidency. We sus.
peel how eser taf Ia las about a. dsinifies'ed
ls the rns, ah,. m . nd I'm. volunteers 10 cat
+, lad, aa.JteiIa esI sDen holds a over his own
head. L1asfde J0Hfnn''
Ncar fbe s1a,c Il NJ Van Emen's Adm'nlsua-
non. a III, tfrr, nas tafncd eul ~ mee 10 Mary
isud lnI NG Siaw appotutod ~ his place
WHIun lrs Day. Nj. : .aw b.. been tuiued out
All Mr.. Try refns. usd: ~lsrcupun MI Shaw
.hfisks tpte setipf#on - As"a 70 nieh ioot-pdd,
aIsbbef, - "robber, - 10.
The eli or Of The Globe sa,s lla'ie eaes ior the
repeal OF Contracts. II, alsass tiI. 1t IL well
known here IN kentucky thai. "Lenever lac eonifae-
ted 10 pay mane be always "tut iof repeal 81 The
contract. ID
few years ago the doctrine oflbe repeal Of char,
tets Was toI6n,d 10 thase Nes OH ssrtiians Who
went fuf / t abpIlon oflhe Laws oil properly, gI'H'
fed Fanny Wugli, and amused themselves 'ec"-
sIonaly ~ ssca ug npar slores. No" hat doctrine
pcryddts Tie Who'll lecoioco patty aud Is even
hundred abroad by Iocofnco traders upon tue
floor Of die ~,nae II ri4e UaHed Staies. IL.
The /. caacos OF Conrlcss are for The repeal 81
rout,tf=s brsArcu Ike GuycuHmcui aud tho bank.-
ILeIf agtarap Lr,iLtcn m " \ ORR city are Iot
re icpeal vi thc contract between NAN and wife
Il :. had 81, winch 10 be despi>ed, the
Cougfcssl nai dlsotgt a# z-is u the New York acA
cidcs. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
" ASnINGToS. SET G

ExPLo.IyE sHELLs.-We vjts.s.a 90
s"e'ho"" an ehhiOiuon If she explosive f1,rr 81
n" oe'"oa'ing shells, prepared Cor lie purpose by
~. Az Aabder jones, formerly Of NouL Ca,.l,oo
~ ,ae ifom Europe, who las inyeuled. n, acnn,
=. -. sfe'ei OF Their compos ton. aud Of the mean,
we're TN eases, aLoui lhiee inches il, ,i,,,a, 80
u"h 'he c"mbusl'be mater, and were ,h,owo i,,a,
'"e h'na Into the canal dis alice Of some n,e,i,
'h'iy yards. Ga touching tie surface H., -
a. eAp'""' d. "ilh foftsgna to Il four noun.
W. ''sn's W Column q waiei FL, ie,t it,, The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
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From the .Nc1e York Hefdi,f.
POEysSAE. EssSTG.E.

Wa.HiSsroy. u. c. Aug. Goth, ISL
Dram BrSSrrr-Lei the muse essay
To while leisure hour away.
lettcr-nisrr. or palhetieal--
Viii catch the eye Of those poetieai
Readers of yonr rey paper,
Who love 10 light the midnight taper,
And hala mer skulls 10 catch an idea,
Or prais the amples ofsone 81, dear.
The proad, the beauleeus and the gay,
Iured b, Music. heaJ their way
Towards the capitol. Let's stroll
Along tho eraselled walks OF oil
Beneath the liadcn's shade. and note
The fair, things that round as Aoat.
PaiIisg, like ffiy steam engines,
Or E loolboy- lortoring along nines.'
A of blow haris gu the cir
W. Wild sounds, and the buzzards scare,
Tn soar above the lolty domr,
An clam the wclkiu a. thor home.
ain - fe tie fool Of lu',
Play For 10 nyorder grove
Tic are eeoins--wond ~haI
Thai IS Nerd dond, would b. al
And, Sc another pan, "a. conyrr,s low,
AMI msasared Sic, are walkius stea.
Where none inirote--a wiia@ sHs,
Who boasts a fat annaify--
The gentleman say sem. ,hse soft,
Al which she smiles. and .siy cn
Flniters ber ian. wonder WHAT
That po5sl, mrnhcr would lie at
Who's sistel, equiPaee ePpioa,hes.
And winds 0iuaak the other calChs-'
d -Four gallant s:re1s-lad low Tie, snort
And rsw the rfuund-ase that's var soft'
Two liyefied cuilirs, mounted high,
With gfnmng teeth and roIiiag cYe,
Tell all the wodd - hose slaves u3ey arc--
Fit y lnbols OF tic Russian bar
The rampct sefcams-ihu o3Eibpi- clash.
And loadly hooms the hollow drum.
The band bias made eeuefal smash,
For Harry ofiae VI come.
Around the giant si.tH-u-aa IDLY
squad ct Ahig- aud Latas too,
Aud man, Jbr and humorous -at|s
Wakes the loud iuuAA--aaa sot lew
Wonler how he mi3si party squat.
Could laagh, CT even saile at#Ii.
There Preston. with his stately tread
And o.! t8at - l. al isaiy rcd
Tie .ion 81 the Sa-t.a-D a.Haaa-
Wandcrs alool. dae mz1t.a. ssse
Adds Gdc 10 h.. eaels=ssc,
While beaa'y g..l-s eaa. eJ#5ls.
The girls love d5oss an5 cqs.aa ces.
Anl, .Nin, mil, the, 5, Fl -,tiaem.
II matters not hgs Ftsssh t4e .a-e=s
Or with What dulinact l#.s us.sI them.
They musi haze teauA--.a4 il.y u4-t sa
% fashionable a.uuid quite tree
PROM ell Rae roaehne.s s, ..r aslls4raccs
Oar NATIVE bcauN 90 -u,.i h..H pl4ac..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13

4 PERSON To take the management Of a Mar
i = het Camden, near Lynchbnr1. 10 one CO d
lus properly recommended Liberal wages would b
gwen. Euquue al this Office.
Stunt. 9 ,1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13

,s,fIE LINE OF STAGES ria the Natural
4 Bu.2e. ),a.el.'s spuaas, toihc WhueSa'pher
Sprinz, AID Leal-burg has commenced aaau TN
utng reeulatly. Leaving L}nchbufg eYeiy Ncdass-
day, Friday and sunday mornings. and connoeita2
al Lewlsbura with the main fnail hucfo Guy andoiie.
FoE: gFgKt SO sfg'sE.
=. THE MAIL. LINE lpr The Sonlh riu Dlngtllr
10 Greensboro. n C.. connecting the regular mail
line lar the South. leaylng Lyneibutg every, Tues
lay, Friday and Saturday mornings at clock A.
NJ q. NJ. BRUCE.
Ami 3 Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
N0SEUE 80 CREDITORS.

All The creditors Of the late Gnrlstapher Ao,hony
viii u Thy In * prop.r comply win rAe ,eq,isi-
lions OF TIE obag' o1ler o Court by * Ilbning their
several claims . 'sesI lhe said dereleuf well au-
men a. oIate re, or b.ilrc HE eth day f
September next 10 he by me ~ MED to the Court
"hd lnt} ar hereby warned E4l IN default of the
SO de'n- a. that luue, l.c} may rheucelonh be for
ever UItitd ~ all nEitt to#lcCospr tie same.
GO NN. DABNEY, Sp. Com.
A"A' - wlm
Y IE6IAIA:-AfaCo rheli fol Bedford County,
at IN" tamt iluusr, on Monday the o6 h Ga,
OF JaIy, le4l:
Iie"H g" i,as, tnI Atosr Doo,ns and Betsy Ills
WI '''4'' y bt'>t IihS plaintiffs,
b1'J1mn Wills, Jaoez Bend and Sally lis wife,
.'ant'iF sally Wu,-, Samuel ). Villas. rbe he,,sal
'' a Isaac, " rs, deceased, whose n,nrsare I'M
'19an; HE hepr, ~ Law oil Francis Wllks deceased
" ~ .ah'fs are unAnowu' A1net Wiz, aud Eliza
- ''"S' Dtitnddut>.
IL CHANCEEY..
Ia" Dfi"n ANTS no} havIo- entered lhej, anppar.
NC Il 2iNea srrnany according to the act OF As
~, y '"' Ihr t"ies OF tins our. aud II appearing
!" tHe satisfaction OF HE Couu Iha1 they are Mt
80 IA aus 81 ih's Commonwealth: it i, otdeted,
."3he SD del udanIs do ~ pear ftr ON the ioul,h
- Ia October mex, and answer the bill of the
'''. = ana tat copy ut tlit- ordc be forthwith
M newspaper ppHlished IA the town
Ut l. mug Tor two #muuIls s.aece.,lvrIy and
roem!. \ Cur,-r.,fc.
10. G. MITCHELL, c. 4. {.
aN+'4 N2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13

fkIIiE RACES ovcrt'.e I.yuohburg G .ufse viii
4 eo.nmeasc "a fufs.a ) Ibe 2lst dsy OF Sejlem.
ber nd ruH# nue fpuf day.
Fiat Dli-A ell Roc. nile heats. 500 en-
trance. bai# fatt,at INV two liscrbrrs, and no
lanbr her vii h. Ihtee oftour others by the time
the sldhe Gus, winch nIlI be Tie 2jJl day OF Au-
1ust.
Second D1J Purse $50, . mile heats, SO en-
Trance.
Ihird Day-Poprietor's Purse $50, mile
heats Sl0enuanee.
Foutt4 Day-J,c key Club Purse $500, $40 On.
trance. , mile Heats.
Stat1 D3g-A match race between Mr. 5. Wood.
roofs eli. 10. LEES Rid y Mr.. II. Ragers's b,v
eelane H. EAp. . miie he3l>. lot S50o side. hail
latrrlf, bol a-ea ross, loo lbs. on the mare and
10 lbs "u #l=tr 9rldns.
IN boge Putze- ptld without discount.
MELVILLE TALBOT. PR.
August . WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
rEMAEE sEAl.NAls1.

hpill ~ Is
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
COATED III the village OF Liberty, Bedlold
- county, Va. situated 50 as 10 have stage com
mnolcanon lhree uwes week with Lyuchbufg.
Salem. Fine3s le, x.
The situation Is elevated aud healDhy. command
my an Offensive prospect OF highly cultivated
conaty; hsbulidua primarily planned lur the ex.
pr,ss "sc Il puug bf5.cs' Boarding School, are
now undergoing thanugh repair. aud such alter
atoms as may lc0l To promote the oosa'urt Of lie
pupils.
Inc scholastic year consists Of 10 months al
weeks) from September tAe lsl nnr,l July The 81.
The course Of instruction comprises al the branch
rs OF a thorough Eng sl rdur1llon religious II or
al, aud scientific. The French aud German Ian.
gnages, as also Ornamental Needle Work, taught
without extra charge ion cllhet The Ancient Ian
euages viii also be taught II desired, the usuaI
charges.
Classification is regulated by The proficiency of
the pnPll IN the iundlneuta branches OF an Eng
llsh education. Should tha Application and pro
gress 81 pupil enu'Ie her 10 be promoted to high
ef class during session, the charges for tuition
vail lema II The sano unu the end vi the current
session OF five uoal'sS.
The wees al .bH3iIul Music teacher IS well
as those Of au a.I,,d Assistant, alc seeued.
TERMS.
Boarding in the Seminary IS per mo.
Tuition: PIepnraIory el.ss, 10 per session ) mo.
"a u -
Sd -
Mrs lrnrqnes having herself taken CHARGE OF
the boarding department OF The institution, WIlI be
prepared IL receive and Accommodate al the So M
nary, as boafdcls aud rapIis, any number of Young
ladies that may BE- uasted To her care pcdgug
herself 10 watch Over tbcu health. morals, manner.
and instruction viii the al aud devotion Of one
who JOINS 10 many yeHs ofcXpcuence aud pracuce
deep iteihg q! He ~. Ha Pau.is.t.cs VI hei
station
REFERENCES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
tASEs,
sstG'sS iCGsgFCH.

4 WILL give The highest ossh price for raw and
4 duod hlrs dciHcted at Tic market house.
WI. l.. FAIR.
Aprl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13

oid &eCtt1cG fsyc Es.hishty.
EuSf RECEIVED, in store. on consignment.
~ superior I0t # Old RccJilcd Rye Whlskey,
which VII be sid low by
CHARLES PHELPS
August - J.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13

.. 100 Boxes EsaiSclfs.
tSF received, IN Srore. $50 bnxIs sur,,io,
- b""ch kdiaiUs. CHARLES PHELPS.
il, - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
CASTINGS, CHEAP,
FtgIs PRIVATE, ssns.

\ LlAEll NEGRO WOMAN. about Is a,
j a - Nr'> old, aeou- a,pcd 10 huus, hus ness
Coz IL s, washing, aea.. X. y.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
10 Draw Ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME !

Grand G pal Pre- Of 80 003 dollars.
Spiend d pI1e oil $4,000 dollars.
do 2j.UOO doda,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13

IA DRAWN NUMBERS our OF Is.
Tlckels cl5--ll.scs - 50-Quarlers So 70
Eelgh,ls - I'd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-01
rron rnr cu.R1nrrr InrcN,1.

A matter to be remembered By the (rcsmen 81
the I'M Dish .et.---a Federal paper, Culogising
Col. BaRAISGEa, remarks, that " he will run like
blazes!" If the Colonel is really Of running
disposition, we thiak be will make bad repre-
sentative TO COM ress At this time, when we have
the prospect before us Of war with Great Britain.
How would tho freemen Of the lth District feel.
If a war were TO break out, aud they should imme-
datHy their representative precipitately leave
his post at Washington, and take TO his heels for
safety. Ii would not do at all No, no in
these piping times Of var" VIC must have a
man there who's not given TO running Mscklen.
burg JsGrSonian.
The above extract, Mr.. Editor, find in
the last JGfersouian paper published in
Charlotte BY tnan who was imported in-
to this county, ~ Joint 5iock Company !.
expressly to abuse and Willy in language
the most gross and low, a respectable por-
ton Of our lelo~-cilzcns. To possess la
Tents is sufficient 10 subject an individual
to lis abuse. This man too Processes 10
publish naught bat truth Tie above ex-
tract is perfectly Characteristic Of the man
IN his political course which has ever
been to pcrycrt every line Of truth into
falsehood, TO answer his ends and subserye
his purposes. | have 70 doubt, sir, thai
this Joint Of lfr. Fishers neither eAtremi-
ties, when composing the above paragraph.
was thinking Of his valiant dniic, few
years ago at place hy some called Mocks-
yille when certain Judge handled him
rather uncomfortabIy.
A NATIVE MECKLENBCRGER.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-01
COLLECTOR uoIT.

The amount which this scoundrel, l.or
why should man who acts the rascal upon
large scale receive a less harsh epiihet
than the being who robs you ola sixpence ,
distracted or retained from the Treasury
of the United States, is more than TWO
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TIvE THOUSAND DOL
LARS Yet he passes for an unfortunate
man--to express it technically-a Gov
eminent DefauIter
ia poor wretch 20 to the Custom House
and piter few yards Of calico, when per-
haps hunger pinchcs, and want impels
him to the commission of the crime the
prison soon hides his tattered and foriorn
form, from the cold gaze of the public ;
where sympathy never reaches, nor friend
ship never comes.
Bat the Collector can take THOUSANDS
aud HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of the public
money, and walk at large he, poor untor,
tunate man, has proved a defaulter what
a pity
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-01
EiSf Of letters
uE EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
10 on The Is, day of April, lS4l.

( 8 IAt AlNINI IN the oSt ounce dL IudEIStttg
HG on The Is, day of April, 1871.
AIRS l.. C. Alexander, Marg't V. Alexan-
der, Jas. Axom, Cyrus Allen, Charlotte Alexan-
der, Chas, 4. Alexander, Andrew A. Alexander,
Chas. 6, Alexander.
B-Dr. Jno. L. Bouchellc 4, John Bagt, Thos.
Brartly, L. Bclton D. L. Barnett. Andw. BrIard.
C-Wm, Cook, Jas. Cathcart 9, 7. Crawford,
Mrs. T. Cohen, Alfred CALDWELL Esau Crowell,
Harriet Caps.
D-Abram Davis, Alex. Davis 2, Jane Dough-
ortg. \, Dclpmoihc, Joshua Davis.
Mrs. c. Foster, Walter Fares, VIM. F.
Floyd, Jas. How. inn, Mrs. Jane Freeman, David
Glen, Barbara Glllacc.
H-Rev, B. Hamilton, Thos Haddock, Jos. ].
Hunter, T. J. floton Editor, Thos Hunter, JUN
Harvey henderson, Mrs. Jane l., Johnson, Alex.
johnson, Jas. 4. johnson, Robt, Johnson.
IN Irwin.
K-Jas. Knox, Wilson kcnnady, Robt Knox,
J. II. Kennady, Thomas Kcrnos, James Knox, Ii.
Kirkpatrick,
Miss Elizabeth Lawng, J. II. f. Mittsg 9,
Jas. Molten Eobt D. Moore, Jas. McNeely, Hen
~ Mutt, Mark Moyle, Jos. Mclaughlin, John
MONS, Mrs Elizabeth McCord, Jas. Mason.
N--Wm Ncely, VIM Nichols, Jnc Neil,
O--Nathan Orr.
P-payid Picket, Mrs. Penman, A. Pinklcnton,
k-hartha keed, tienry RumH, NALld'n htas
Archibald Robertson, \. B. Robinson, Jos. Reed,
Gabriel Rndden.
S-Ias Sloan, John Silcy, Saul SIeight 8, r.
II. Stinson, Isaac Spencer. 4. Siepens }, II. Shell.
T-G. A. Todd, H. II. Thompson, Thos. Tor
rance, Wm. l.. Todd. Wan, Tucker, Bryant Tay-
Tor, Saml. Turner, Cornelius Thompson.
Who. Woothcrspoon ,, Kemp Willis, Adj
derson Walden, ". Wallace Ruth b. Wallace.
y--Uaryy Young, Saml, Nandles.
100 II. b. WILLIAMS, p. NJ
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SPRING

The season of life and gladness will soon
be upon us, in all her charms and sweet
ncss-alreadytho landscape begins to smile
under her mild and genial influence. The
light breeze unfurls the robe of green,
woven by the hand Of Spring, and again
kisses tho bushing flower, that timdly lifts
It's beautiful form to meet its gentle en-
brace. Again our ears are saluted BY the
little leathered songsters, as they flitthrough
the grove in their sportive gambols every
bush is alive with their forms, and every
tree echoes their wild melody. Even that
morose biped, man, seems to feel the viyi.
flying influence of the season, and steps
forth in cheertulness and glce. The Fair
again grace with their innocence and love.
illness the dull streets of our village, and
exhibit their charms, to the serious injury
and detriment of the hearts of our suscep-
tible SWANS Many bosoms have felt the
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sigh escape when their little fairy forms
glided by, like the graces in their artlcss
simplicity; hut beware o ye fond adorers
of their syren eharms-they charm but to
ruin, and fascinate Lut to destroy
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CDaG1nf&gs
Thursday, aprii \, Isll.
Republican WING Ticket.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col. ID. VI. Barringer, of Cabarrus

We are authorized to announce b. OATES,
ESQ.,, as candidate for reelection to the Office
Of Clerk Of Mechlenbarg County Court, at the
next election.
Charlotte, April /, 1871.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to me for Beef, either
n by Note or Account are hereby notified that
my papers are in the hands Of WIN, Means for
collection. Those who see proper to make imme-
diale payment can do so without cost, otherwise
mus, not be blamed for the consequences
THOMAS GO0DLAkE.
March q, ISll. 100
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state Of NOrth.CarOiina.

By His Erceileacy John VI. MoreheGl,
Go5'raor, Captain General and Com.
n'anGgr in Chisf, in az orer the STATE
aforesaid.
w nEREAs, l have been 1nly informed ~
w TIE Proclamation Of IIls Exeellency VII
LIAM liEHRg liAsEisoa, President Of the United
States, that Tie usi Monday Of May next, being
the 3lst day thereby has been fixed upon by hlul
for the meeting Of the first Session Of the twenty
seventh Congress of the Unilcd States an event
which renders il cxpedicnt and necessary that IAa
E,eelons Tor the Representatives from ,iAs State
ia iho next Congress should Le held al an earlier
day than the usual time Of holding said Elections
Now, therefore, by virtue Of tie arihoIiiy in
me vested. By an Act of tic General Assembly
Of Ibis state entitled An Act concerning the
mode Of choosing Senators and Representatives
in the Congress OF tie United states" (Resissc
SiGtUtrs Of n. c. Chapter 794,) and 10 the enc,
hat the Freemon of this State may be duly req
resented in tic mex, Congress, at It's irst session
commencing as aforesaid, d. Issue this my Pro-
elamation, hereby commanding and requiring all
sherfs and other Returning Officers Of the seve-
raj Counties composing each Congressional Dis
uIc,, TO cause Polls 10 be opened and kept, and
Elections TO be held, for Representatives, TO the
next Congress Of the United States, on Thursday,
tic thirteenth day Of May next, at tie places es.
labllshed by law in their respective Counties, for
holding said Elections. And do further com.
tnand and require said Sheriff. and other Return.
ing Officers 70 meet lot The purpose Of comparing
the Polls, ct the times and places prescribed by
law for that purpose. Ard DO, by this, my Pro.
elaula.ion, further require The Ftoemea OF ta
STATE, 70 meet in their respective Counties, at the
80 i Al