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49,, t,iJK SAI.t. or E,XCUANGE.-A

te4a FOR SALE OK EXCliANGE.--A
,i.sa Farm Shrewsbury, Monmouth county HewJsi.
.ey consisting about thirty oi land. Inc improve
pe1s are good tvs story dwelling house and kitchena
harm wagon house, and other necessary outbuings sau
situated the road leadne rom shIe
To Red ink and about hall mile from .!ha sesIpggJ
landing at Red Bank The land IA well fenced, ,p 1s
viii variety of fruit and in good ordtr anu M "a on
sorabIe terms exchanged tor productive pCSgWRE
i.S city For particulars inquire OF !aS!Ess ~ Read
aiaYs, M hsq on 'ne PREMISES u - - 80 lm
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MFRS. A. Z. RUSSELL informs her

IHh NJ. Il. 7. IT CNIN-l II LII IHIVI IIIo ItI
We friends and former patrons that she Is prepared
10 r. ceiye pupils al her residence SO Lbery-sree where
obtained She has permission
TO The following geptlemen:-
David Nj Reese NJ D. No 81 Howard.stgeet.
hiessys. Disosway y Brothers, 1870 Pedrsteet
Nlessrs. l.. w Kirby, II CedaI-sireet
Francis Hall, Esq, Office Commercial advertiser.
Mr Charles Arms, Isl Pearl street.
Mrs Russell will also give pr!vate instruction 10 Ladies 10
great variety OF ornamental needle work, specimens OF
which NAV be seen a, her residence Persons desirou
obtaining knowledge OF the above will be taught from
until 5 r. NJ. Terms 80 per lesson
N. 3. Several specimens are an entire Few work
,e C,.,s
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ATRS. HOLTON'S Boarding and Day
We School for Young Ladies No II AmiIy-s; au50 En-
ORAM'S BOARDING AND

NJ DAY SCHOOL VIII De opened on Ibprsday, 5lE
September al No 66 Hammond street
Nr. Mrs RLEEcRER. for many years al the bead OF
popular Female Seminary Wesches'eT County, ascot
ard Mss Dram OF this City, having akea the
s;,e Mansion NO 66 Hammond will opea Boarding
ard Day School Tor Young Ladies' Thursday Sept Gl.
The building grounds, for elegance and
healthy lccaou surpassed by say similar
tion IN it. city.
Miss OgAM with assistants will attend the instruction
OF t- youDg ladies, and the domestic department viii be
unier the superintendent OF MIS- Beecher. s2u
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DAILUING INSTITUTE.-A CIl

& seal aud Commercial boarding school for boYs, SIN
at4d al Yonkers.W c., II niles from :be city y. York
has been in operation nearly three years. The winter
son will commence in November better location
10 be found The State Parents aDd guardian, who wish
an eligible school are invited O yst the establishment
Circulars al The the Churchman Nassau No III.
o;6i Whi. MURRELLT, Principal
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'a' JOHN i SIDELL Maslerin Chanccry.
z : ROE Sniic,inr oS 2ttNis
STATE OF NEW-YORK, 5. SIN

CTATE OF NEW-YORK, 5. Sin
1Cbsncery-Berore the V. Chancellor ftlse IS; Circc.
James tvaps Martin :. Flemng-iaster's caie.-ln
pur susnce decree OF the Court OF Chancery OF The
State OF New-York, will te SOLD public eGctou, under
,e direction undersigned of the Masters of said
Court at lhe Merchants Exchange, in The City ot New
York hY Alba k:riba! irconser, the twenty eighth
DAY October, instant al Y ocioch noen, OF that day
ali those Lots OF Land conveyed said Fleming by
Christiap "a Fleming, by Deed the 24th day De
ceuber last, The o iod street and Srd
ayenu. IN said city, and bounded tollows:Al those
certain Lots OF Grurad situate IA the Twelfth War. nj the
litv of New York, part OF tlact triangle OF Land de-
yed bv the last VIII and Testament OF Martin Smith 10
the said Ckrisiiana Fleming commencing the poin, OF
intersection forRied by td avenue with The old Harlem
read and comprising the major portion OF three blocks of
ground emr acsd between and I'D, i5d aud i streets,
liz sad Lots beginning point the westerly side
ibe hird Avenue 3 feet Eoh ISL street ard
ng rorhery along the Sd 503 II t. thence
westerly and parallel with i5d street 10 Tie Haem road.
thence south westerly along The Harlem road %
feet less 10 ground conveyed Ralph Lock wood,
thence esse,ly along Lockwooas grousd pojat
hundred :esi from the third thence souherly along
the eatery line ei Lockwoods lot . Sl2ih ieti, and
thence easeriy leo feet 10 the pace OF beginning.
Dated New-fsrk, Oct. ), 1872
+. c. WHEELER, Master in Chancery.
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' VI Il CRY vi muTQeie. hipt W. 80 ,,e
4 times viii arouse the most stupid Yet niuIoet T. NOT
daily perpe,ra,rd which excite very little asnoa bfng
Consumption daily numbering thousands o @ destry
victim! Does Bronchitis psrayze the % ness.
many of most eminent dvlnes and o'hf and se1s
wao are swept into e,eraty by Millions Of s human s,
ngs sink down and die by attacks Of te anose or sn
kind JAYNEiS EXPECTORANT has never 9ee, ,i,.rees
a giving ele and has II ihop,asel d bad ad
effected permanent cures afier 81 @hef ~ rr 90 souh
TIrst Philsdepbia Sold in New-YoMrk M al nl1gg. Sno
and retail by ,Ie agents, A. b. D. Sanps, ,,e.f also
No 70 Fn,on corner oil Gold aTd 100 ,,pie
old bv Abraham g. Sands Co 27s sars
Buildings) corner Chambers street and by az iG
l. C,o II Fast Broadw ay, cor.er OF harketsL
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EIRFPARATORY SCHOOL. at MID

T. DLETOMN, Cuunectcut-AC Classical and English
BoardnaSc.ioDl for yoaag srnt!emen.-The Wiser Ses-
sion viii commence Nov 10Th and continue p weeks.
This School Is well supplied with apparatus, both Phlo
.opbical and Chemical, including powerful Telescope
ao, complete oi American and Foreign Outline Maps
., Library, &c Stutens thoroughly prepared
tlIrf for business cu'leg late Institutions.
The Principals and Popls reside together in one family
ieel corresponln. obligation wal-h Tie manners
morals ard education OF their Pupils No student whose
example! found Injurious, will be permitted 10 continue
with
The charge for Instruction. Board, Washing, ordinary
Nenng Fuel, Lgkis, and Bedding, Is Sl60 per annuui
Zach term in advance
u Circulars may be oblained of G. P Dsosway, Esq
No 1870 Pearl-street or of the Rev enry Chase No Si
Cherry-s!reet: D. Il, CHASE, A. NJ Pripcipals.
o6 tnl5D&W :. CHASE. A. NJ.
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ga TO I.E'r-The frame Mansion House
M i, eighth street, fronting McDuugn street with the
.aT11elis, Sc attached Apply to NJ. f. IHoNlPsoN NO.
Egh!h street. W In
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TpORT CHESTER INSTITUTE. an

EDDRT CHESTER INSTITUTE. an
n English aud Classical Boarding School Tor Yong Gen
tleG,en, Port Chester, Westcester county, N f.-The
Winter session OF this nstulion viii commence the z0th
oNovember p weeks Expenses "a per ses-
sion. No extra charges except for Drawing.
Catalogues containing references and ether information.
can be obtained at the Methodist Book Room, 20
ulberryreet: office OF be Irb1ne, or al ii Ctdar-sl
Til. Principal may cousulted and after the 9TH until
the Goth us! lOl East Broadway, the private resi-
Of any gentleman who may call and lravc hs card
C. DOW, A b, Principal.
nln lM. c. VI. DOW. Assistant.
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% His main design

In all his con,emplations, was 10 trace
The wisdom, providence, and lo2e OF God,
And to his fellows, less obscrvant. show
Them forth
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"a TO LEl'-The new stores and build
M ngs in Spruce street, Nassau They WIN e og
completely finished during the next week, anu ~ suUu @
,-n,ps immediate possession will be given ana no feht
harped until after lt N. yembe The buildings are wru
.dapeI 10 any Kind mechanical business Apply 10
PRICE G4 East roadway, or to T. NICE LIZA d. e c. - VIC
,fir n, the Tribune. W ~
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"a wO OK IHREE Young Men can be
Il accommodated with Breakfast and Tea or full board
and pleasant small private family, North o Ca
nal street, pleasant part OF The cyOmpibuseS passing
every 10 Two three students OF medicine
would find il their advantage they could have access
Physicians Office and books free OF charge. Address
y. &. Tribune Office oS Il"
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ROARDING.-Alrs. Jane Haight has
1 removed from No College Pince to No iSs Dn,,,.
street west OF Huson,ste-s The situation is pleaS, and
aisy the house conImodiaus and we'll calculated 10 a.
eounoaie those who be deSrous of locano
pissanty tor the winter Aa early appijcaton
VIII insure choice OF Terms moderate Refer.
ences exchanged. aln Ix,s
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49, FOR LONDON-Packet of Octo-
wi, master will ail as above her regular der
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
,rp; on hoa,d loot ot Maiden lant or 10
The Packet ship Quebec, ". Heeard master WIZ
succeed the Wellington and sail October 20 her regular
IN -
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c7TiTE OF NEW-YORk, ssh

JUIIN n .Idst-I ~ N.r'u''VcIF'
rio. IS John street.
c : WodpHI;LL Solicitor. o5 2awtO<7
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rg~ eMoRNiNG LINE FOR Al

eszssssE@sz.. BANY. TROY, aud intermediate Land.
inSs frcn1 tie Steamboat Pier loot ol Barclay =.
The IeW. pressure steamboat TROY, Capt A. GoIham.
This iTuesday, Morning. at ocleek
The rev lox- pressure stcsmboal ALBANY, Capt J. u
yens ms To.norroyr "wednesday Morning at O'Clock
FOR passages eppiy at The Office foot c fHreiayest OF
board.
NoGce-All toosas Freight Baggage, Bspk Bis specs,
or am other Kind oil Properly taken. shppSd or put
board this boat u,u, III. rik OF the owncrs OF soch
lscc,,s krri,,ht nr Ennrsne q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

Providence, or any portion Of them, are here
by authorised 10 unite and form themselves
into volunteer police companies, not exceed
ing fifty men in each company. to be com.
mandcd by one Captain and two Lientenants
who shall be- appointed and commissioned by
the Governor Said companies may sevc-
rally electa clerk, and a proper number OF
non commissioned officers. Said companies
shall be designated in numerical order by the
Governor, and shall arm and equip them.
selves IN such manner as they may deem
proper. The officers Of said companies shall
sevnrnlly hold and exercise their Offices there
10. until others are appointed in .heir places.
Sec. 2. Said companies may keep watch
and ward in said city, under the general di-
recion Of the Mayor or Aldermen thereof ;
sDd shall be- liable TO be called out for the pre- i.
ven'ion or suppre ession Of any tumult, riot or
mob in sald city, by the authority and in The
manner prescribed by the act enililed "An
act To prevent routs, riots, and tumultuou.
assemblies, and the evil consequences there
Of :" and may be also called out by the au-
thoriiy and IN the manner provided in and by
the sigty.6rs, secilDn Of the act entitled IAN
act to regulate the militia"
True copy-wiiness.
HENRY BOWEN, Secry.
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DeraIu oftte GIN { q.
~ ID w y o B Wo
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 4.

The General Assembly Of this State, will
meet at the State House in this town, this
"wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, to or
ganise the Government for the ensuing year.
His Excellency, Gov. KINs, the old Senate,
and The newly elected members Of The House
of Representatives, will we presume, pro.
ceed to the State House in The usual way
from Townsend's corner under escort Of The
Artillery Company.
outstanding the fears entertained by
many Of noisy Election, we have no opPre-
tensions that this will be more SO, than we
have been accustomed to witness for many
years past. We see nothing especial 10
cause 1.-THE Suffrage folks were to have
the ir mock election in Providence yesterday,
and to 60 through the whole farce, il will re-
quire we should suppose, more than single
cay. We therefore have some reason TO
hope, that this will be an unusually quiet
election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

INTERNATIONALLY Jonathan
Olmstead, who has hcen for many years
president of the Board of Hamilton Lit
erary and Theological Institution, was
attacked on the 4lh inslaCt with a shock
ofthe palsy, which paral, zed his left side,
and has placed him be, ond the prospect
Of recovery. Although very feeble, and
evidently on the verge of dissolution,
his mind is clear, aud his spirit tri-
umphs in the hope and consolation Of
the gospel. The numerous friends Of
the Theological institution, Of the Bur
man mission, and Of Zion at large, will
feel afflicted by thus dispcnsa,ion, and
sincerely sympathize with him in his
affl'c,ion.- Baptist Register
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a. i. PSHUR.
Navy DEPARTMENT, April 81, 1912.

DoN'T BE DECEIVED. The revolu.
tionnry papers in Rhode Island are
nightly pleased with the Aaring accounts
given Of the meeting Of their sympaihi.
sing friends at Tammany Hall f; and pub
lish the whole array Of thiriy-i four vice
Presidents and thirteen secretaries as
grnveIy as though they supposed that the
battalion Of individuals named ior those
Offices were actually at The meeting -
Why, good, simple souls Of Rhode Island,
you are altogether behind tho intelligence
of the age Those vice presidents md
secretaries were not quarter Of them
al the meeting But this is world Of
humbug N. y. Commercial adu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

U. s. TROoPs.-The Steamer Providence, =,
chartered by Government, arrived here on
Monday morning last, with four companies Of
U. s. Troops for Fort Adams. Gen. Wool.
who had previously hoea here on Inspection
duty. also came passenger in the above named
steamer, and proceeded directly to Provi-
dence. We understand that two more COM
panies from Buffalo, are expected in Provi-
dcnce this morning, via Sionington; also.
that two companies have been ordered to
Providence from Boston. Passengers who
came down in the Cleopatra on Monday
evening, state that Major PAYNE, command
ing officer at Fort Adams, in this harbor had
arrived in Providence, with sealed orders
from Washington the orders not to he
opened urtil there should be Nh outbreak.
We are also informed, from an authentic
source, that the troops at Fort Adams, were
inspected last Monday, and Immediately after
tins duty was over, each man was supplied
with twenty-five ball cartridges. This all
looks very war-like to be sure, but we have
no appr ehension Of the least disturbance /;
still i, ls best to be prcpared-so think the
General Government
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OFFICIAL.

Commander " illam X. Latimer, who
was recently tried before the naval Cen
c'al Court Martial sitting at Baltimore,
and found guilty, in part, of the charges
preferred against him, was sentenced to
be publicly ,eprimanded by the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, and to be suspended
from his rank and command for one year,
from the expiration Of his present term of
suspension.
The sentence Of the Court has been
approved and in carrying it into execu-
tion, the Department takes occasion to
observe, that the censure Of his asso-
ciates in the service, for conduc, which
they believe to have discredited il, should
be irl, by an officer IA a punishment Of
the sevcrest kind. In this case, if the
opinion Of the Court needs confirmation,
II derives It from the full appreciation Of
the Department.
A. p. UPSHUR.
Navy DEPARTMENT, Aprll 81. I8l2
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aibany and Boston Railroad --Thi

albany and Boston Railroad This
road is doing very heavy business. -
For some weeks past the receipts for
passengers, freight and tho mails, have
exceeded one housond dollars q day
and are still OF the increase. Two trains
daily run over the Iond, and il is in con
temptation, we understand, TO sian third
train IN the course Of next month. Thus
lar the receipts for freight and The mails
are abou, equal to those for passengers
40 ny Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

FoRGERY. "A requisition upon tho
Governor was made last week, by the
Governor of Massachusetts, for the ap-
prehension Of Charles Nichols, alias
Charles Smith, and Charles Brown, Of
Newport, charged with having forged The
name of Abbot Lawrence, on the back Of
p'omissoIy nete, for $4,000. A war;
rant was issued, and the former arrested
aud carried to New Bedford for trial.
Providence Journal.
The Charies Nichols" mentioned in the
above article, is one "Jessc ". .N;ehois," tho
"Steam Doctor" who assisted the Honorable
Duiee }. Pearco TO procure the votes Of the
Suffrage Constitution. lie has resided in this
town for several years, practising upon tho
Thomsonian system, and up to tho time Of
his being concerned in procuring tho votes of
the convicts IN our Jail, for the Suffrage party,
we never heard any thing detrimental to his
character. But il seems his new acquaintances
IN our prison, who are in favor o! the largest
Hbrrfy, have not been very profitable ones TO
him, after all. The Doctor does not appear 10
pc much Of Il rogue, SO far as we have had oc-
casion to know him, and we verify believe if
he had let free suffrage matters alone, and
strictly minded his own business, he would
have been spared the disgrace, which an in,i-
mate counexon With bad company Grnot n bad
cause) has unfortunately brought upon him.
The fellow who has got the Doctor into all this
trouble, is John Iannaid, whom we have be-
fore noticed as being imprisoned here for rob.
bing the Post Office, in Providence. lie has
been, for n considerable time, carrying on a
large correspondence, and has been in the habit,
almost daily, of sending off and receiving lot.
tiers to and from various parts BY some means.
he obtained the autograph of Mcssrs, "a. & A.
Lawrence" merchants, of Boston, and forged
their signature to an Acceptance Of S., ,90O,and
directed the proceeds to be forwarded in n let
ter TO the i. o. at Berkeley, Ms. and subse-
qncnily from thence to New Bedford. Doc,.
Nichols, who was the dupe, if not the accom-
plice of Hannald, in company with mula,to,
named Charles B,onn, went to New Bedford
TO take up the said letter. On their arrival.
The Doctor sent the mulato TO the p. o., but
being we suppose rather short Of cash, omitted
to supply him with sufficient Of the nsedful to
pay the postage on the letter. The letter was
not taken up, ill the persons who
had honored the draii, from n suspicion that it
vas forgery, called for il and obtained il
hemsolves, with the funds undisiurbcd Mich
'ls, whose concern in the business was soon
soeria'ned, was apprchonded on the 2Olh, and
arricd to New Bedford, We knew the fact ut
he time, but thought best to say nothing about
t, till further Developments wore made.--We
understand he has since confessed the whole,
nd turned States evidence against IIannald
nd Brown. Brown has also been arrested,
nd we learn has likewise confessed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

Tristan Burgess OF Rhode leland, in o
speech which he made in the House Of Rep.
escntotves IN Congress, number Of years
ago, thus referred TO The enterprise and in
dustry Of The people Of New England:
"PIace New England on n region of rock,
wft.out earth or water, our labor shall drill
the solid stone, and, like the staff Of the
Prophet, let out the gushing stream. Oui
perseverance, shall beat the flint into small
dust. aud cover the surface with snil. The
dcws and rain, and the sunshine Of Heaven.
The only creatures Of God left by you, in AMI.
ty with ~, shall give to our new earth mols.
ture aud fertility; and time, and labor. and
Gods blessing, .hall cover the whole region
with ycrdure, with plants and trees. with
eornhelds aud gardens, pastures and mea
dvws."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

Tur RtoT AcT.-The amendment Of tho
riot act, authorlslng the proper authorities to
disperse u mob, at once, after having first
made prucln mniion 10 them and directed them
TO retire peaccably, makes our law conform,
To that IN other States. This is of coursn
objected to by those who wish 10 violate it,
To tho good citizen II can be no hardship
,hnt nm unlawful asscmblnge should be- dis.
pcrscd rs soon n IL consi-t' Mt with tho
safety oi those " ho are accid' pinlly mingled
with IT, Those only wish To violate The laws,
will object 10 beng deprived If m hours II.
ccnse to burn and destroy. before the nut:,ori-
ties eau dispcrse them Prov. jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

Tnt UsirTp STATES LoAs.--The n York
Journal of Commcrcs says that "rhr statements
pr,piod ~ many Of the papers lha, The United
STATES Loan bad been taken to the extent Of
three millions, must he running before the fact
There is no doubt that II can be disposed Of,
but tho Secretary Of the Treasury could not
with proPrioiy dispose of the loan, except in
accordance with tho advsr,is, uicu, for propo.
sails "
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LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In General AsscmbIy-April Session, A. ID.
1912
AN ACT in amendment If an act entitled "An
Ac, To prevent Rouls, Riots and Tumul,u
ons Ass' mhlcs, aud the evil consequences
thereof"
BE ii enociedby The General ASSEMBLY as
Joliows:
The act to which this is in amendment. is
hereby so far amended, ms that If in the mnk-
ing, or attempting 10 make Proclamation MS
mentioned in SAID act, the persons assembled
~ manner therein specified do not forthwith
dIspcrse themselves, they are to be dealt
with ns Is iE ssld act provided: And that so
much OF SAID ar' MS requires the delay Of an
hour after making or attempting 10 make
Proclamation as aforesaid, is hereby repealed.
True copy-wiiness.
HENRY BOW EN-, Sec'ru.
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CUVy HNtH9t
HENRY BOWEN, S.c'ry.

AN ACT TO nuthorisc the establishment OF
volunteer police companies IN the city OF
Providence.
BE " Waei,d by the G,n,rai .7sssmbiy as
foLioiDss
SloIios |. Tho lnhsb,iants Of the city Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

The clergy live by our sins, tho doctors
BY our diseases, and III, lawyers by our fol
lies.
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ITUt CUTy- WTTTFFH,
HENRY BOW EN-, Secry.

\ Rrsoired w the General assembly (,he Sem
ale concurrlng with the House OF Rrpresen-
iaiiscs thcreID.) That hs Excrllcncy the
uo'ernor be, and he ~ hereby, authorized TO
take such measures as he sbnll deem neces-
sary to protect aud preserve the public prop
cry OF thus State (; Or IN case he shall deem
any portion Of the same unsafe IN its present
SITUATION, 10 remove said property TO such
place at safety as he shall think proper.
\ RSoivtd, That his Excellency the Govern
or be, aud he u hereby authorized To T, call
my arms or cannon that have been loaned
by The General Assembly, TO any OF the indie
pendent or chartered companies Of this State,
or to any other person or persons.
RtSoiped, That his ExcelIcncy the Govern.
or be, aud he Is hereby, su,horlzcd to ill any
vacancies which mny exist IN the officers oi
The militia of this State, and TO commission
any officers whom he may appoint TO I'LL such
vacancies and also ~ his discretion, 10 ap.
prove the officers elected by the several in.
dependent companies Bt their last annual
election, and commission the same accord.
Ingly.
Rcsoioed. That Richard X. Randolph, Jas.
F,nner Edward Carringlon, Lemuel II. Ar
mold, Nathan r.. Dixon, Peleg Wilbur, and
Byron Diman, be, and they are hereby, ap.
pointed BOARD or CoUNcfLLORs, tn advise
"nh his Excellency the Governor ~ To the
executive measures proper to be taken ~ The
present emergency of the State /; and that
bls EXroll'my The Governor be, and he j.
hcpby, authorised at The expense of the
Stat, Ia employ a Private Secretary, 10 AID
hlm ~ hls duties and that said secretary be
also cltIk 10 The Board ui Councillors.
Inn,