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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

The accomplished Dr. J. l.. Martin has Withdraw
from The Washington Specla,or and his loss 10 the
Editorial Corps cannot be too deeply appreciated He
leaves ADLER and better behind hun. The
manner OF his retirement adds deeper shade TO our
regret! and stronger claim to respect. He says
that "Lbsra offers were, indeed made TO the sub
scrber but however friendly and honorable The tender,
their acceptance might, later, have involved
consequences not altogether compatible with his former
ties and associations and he ercore preferred the
painful alternative Of retiring With the most liberal
and respectful sentiments towards all the distinguish.
ed leaders of the Republican party, he could not say
less or do more, and he trusts that his motives will be
properly appreciated" Dr. NJ. separates from the gen
i!enan with whon he has been associated with the best
feelings lie (Alr John iiear) 10 continue the pub
i'can OF the Speciator-whch NJ" herceforth 'szealous
y urge upon the country the claims OF the Hon. j. C.
Calhoun for the Presidency"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

Tar If came, = raised any higher lndcsd, the pre-
sent one is so high, CHAT de'ab!e extent 1t Is
p,ohbory, and the reye0ue roi :; has a'lsn aeco'd
inI an estimate made since the lave Report oil 'h'
Secretary oil the Treasury, 10 S.3,Nu1 500 The only
resource let. ,voald IL D.1oc, Taxauon by The o.
neral Goyernaeut-ard 10 carry or:, every corner
in the had you'd b. iraversch - Federal tax saie'
ers whnse appointments would nctcu!at'y increase
Executive patronage; and whose ySs .s"uid be as mar
CALM OBSERVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

Aunrrsr CouxrY-We understand that C. B. Ciai-
borne, Esq, vino some days since nominated as
the Wig candidate, in opposition 10 Mr.. Powell has
declined the nomination. Robert H. Brown, Eco, IS
spoken of fin his place.
II We expect TO oatrua the Wings IN Campbell this
Spring, though they intend to run Far nga'ns; MS.
Our Bedford friends will he pleased to hear that
Gov Gmer expects 10 e. manifest himself" at their
Courthouse, the 4ih Monday Of the present month
We hope both par,iee will turn oui TO hear the discus
sion between him aad his competitor.
TLynckiurg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

twenty other points upon which the two nations stand
ready 10 make issae Tie moment all dneseden' cnss are
disposed of What viii he the result Alter al our
,haup., concessions 10 secure peace 10 nave
wa, WYNN, fleet VII sueh prospect have upon the
CLAIMS Of The several Candidates Tor the Presidency
wiz no; military take precedence oi ciy'! ones These
are all c naturally arise, but they require
TPda S ir;t Of Tie TINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

We feel The deepest sorrow in stating the death of
most am'able and accomplished young lady in The
OF Ps;ersburg-Al,ss MARI LorIsA MAY, the fourth
daughter Of Judge May in The Goth year of her age.
She bren.hrd her las, abou4 o'clock Monday morn
lngas calm and tranquil to the last as her almost un-
psraeled suer'ngs rendered it possible for her to be
Long indeed has she lingered-and painfully has she
suffered We knew Miss May long, and we knew her
inilmatc'y-and swee:er spirit never left us-one
who was more capable of inspiring deeper attachments
~ OF exhibiting the graces aud virtues of the female
sex. Peace be unto her,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

n friend, who has observed the ncendiary efforts
Of the Richmond Wing 10 make party capital out oil
the defeat of alt the Relief measures and especial y
Of MIR Bondurant's "last constitutional scheme, has
requested to publish the following vote on Mr.. b. 5
amendment Tie Wings in Italics. alessrs.
Conrad and Peyion (Whigs were the most strenuous
opponents of The scheme. Before the Wing begins 10
charge the Democrats with destroying this fnvorte
baniling let hlm his batteries his offending
party. Bu; 10 the vote;
.lyes MessFs. Hanion, spcaker,) Coehe, BOndurant,
Piper, Pfc>tOn, Shnr, n Mullen, Langhorne Thomp-
SOM.
.loes- Messrs Cox, Campbell, Thornton, Psyon,
Carson, Atkinson, Conrad, Bouldin Penn, Carter of
c. C., Garter of R, soifeit, Sloan, Scott, Taylor,
Guerrant, Rogers, McCauey, and Newman-l9.
Ayes, Democrats and 4 Wbgs-Noes, o Wings and
I3 Democrats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

DruocRArIc NATiosaL CONVENTION. -Ihe Demo.
Gratis of Virginia met N Convention on the "a instant,
and adjourned on The fourth. Tae most distinguished
Democrats OF h- STATE we're present, and the utmost
h,rnonv and good feeling prevailed. he obJect
of The Convention more thorough organ'za
tim of Tho Democratic party, with reference not only
10 their State but the Praslcen,ol election. We
fu.,y accn,d ,gi,h the views oil Inc Democratic oio
Fac sIs,r" as expressed in thei. resolutions IL is
.too,set ,1a, the Nat,oua! Convention be held on
,s f,r,, .;ont,v u November next, in Baltimore,
and tl,i The i,!e-atcs BE- chosen hy Cengressionai
Dsir,ris equal 1, lie number .! Represe n!aii:es
and Scna.er*, 20 which each Stale Is ennl!ed. II
IN, ~, c.,.,,uary - beiIe.r, o7 tie Democratic
members. Of Congress 20 agre" "pon lac Tune ana place
FOR boid;uG lavss Conventons-but as they prefer
red o,vog II To- he States, w:ia; one more worthy oi
morsha.n, The forces than gallant old Virginia. eve!
,ru., u. like the carly day named the earlier II is
held ,h better: one time as good aS another, Tor
osrtv Ike ours that has no: got 10 search with can
die. Tar ,n available CANDIDATE. We cannot go astray
IN selec,ina from the host of prominent Democrats 10
whom our friends are looking. When the choice IS
once made and the banner flung to The breeze there
an end of speculation and preferences ne true De-
mocra, will shoulder his muSkct cad step ihin the line
and we shall .aen know who IS tor ond who against u.s.
and b,v sufficient time to prepare for the contest
which III ne of no ordinary character Nothing could be
NOR. unfortunate for the Democratic party, than that
the next Congress should have It's declarations dis
turbed by flesidcni-n.akng. II must be strictly
business SESSION. the situation oil Tue country, ana an
honest policy, alike demand il. The people are dis
gus.ed w,!h the antiques and log rolling OF Federal
Congress for the last years and woe TO the next
If they follow It's example We say, lhen fnllow the
lead of the Old Dominion-her counseis are always
safe. The following resolution, introduced by Hugh
A. Garland Esq will meei the appreciation of every
sincere Democrat IN the Union
''Resoiced, Tia, any individual, however eminent,
w" refuses 10 abide hy tie decision Of fairly elected
aad fairly conducted National Convention, aud 10 gave
nominee ms cordial support, oreits his claim 10 the
confidence OF the party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

numerous meeting OF the friends Of Nlr Calhoun
has been held q, Charleston. we shall publish their
proceedings Thursday. They nominate Mr. Cal
houn as their cand'da,e-decl1re that "tha earliest
time ct which the Convention should assemble shon d
be in May, lS44'-;la. the mode Of voting in the
Convention should be per capita They select dele
gate from their own Consressiona! D.,rs, TO repre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

AZ meeting u! the DrInocta,c Republican party OF
the county of Franklin, tx ID ut The court house OF said
county, the Oh day Of March 1t hr,ng day,
jain +. McCreery called 10 the Char, and II. F
Terry appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting being explained; mo-
ton Of Major William 4. Street, the Chair appointed
Jacob G. Mackinhrimer Major william A. Street, John
Potter, Thomas S. Keen Esq and Mark Perdue, n
committee, wbo after retiring, reported to the meeting
he following preamble aud resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, this meeting, approving Of District Con
ven!;an proposed 10 he held at Board and McCabp s
store, IN the county Of Bedford. the day Of
March for the purpose o! nomnatng suitable cand
date he voted for ens:a tor the district composed
The counties 81 Bedford and Fraakln, by The Demo
cratic party: Therefore,
Rcsoired, That Stephen Wood, J. Booth, H. f.
Terry, Thomas Dudley, J7 Benz. Meadows, Thomas
Dudley, Sr, Mark Perdue, William a Street Thos
Keen, John Bowman, John S,arkry, Stephen F.
Smith and John E McCrcery be, and are hereby ap
pointed Dc'egalesto said Convention.
Resc'red, That this meeting approving of The De-
nocra,ic Convention proposed to be held for this Con
grcssona District, composed oi the counties Of Hail.
TAX, Pitsylyania, Franklin, llenry and Patrick, a,
P,.tsytvania Courthouse, the 20,h day oil March,
10: the purpose al nominating suitable candidate 10
represent ns in the next Con1rsss therefore,
Resotred, That J G. Mack Dhrmer, Ashford Keen,
Bqri Cook, john Packard. Caaes Pinekard, Sa.
uur Patterson, Wa 4 Street, II + Terry, Abner
R-suvt', DAVID Keen Stephen Smi;h 4. Law,
.ietiim,n S''aonus, John ) Bur@elI ana JOAN l.. Nc
Cre,7y, be- and hereby appointed delegates to sad
convention.
Resoir.d That the Editors Of the Lynchhnre Rcpnh
lean aud Richmond Enquirer he requested 10 publish
she proceedings Of this meeting their respective pa
psts
JNO Z. McCREERY, Pyest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

One Of the astronomers Of Val. processes TO have
found carly the 18th instant, the nucleus or head
Of the lie says, that "a, o'clock that evening.
it was considerably elevated above the horizon, and
close to the well known star Baen of the Whale (o5
cet) Tine train occupied in fact, more two hours IN
setting; but being immersed in the vapors the
horizon, is feeble light e1,ingnshed rapidly, and
long before il had actually set The nucleus doubt.
less far less brilliant than would have been had its
altitude been greater, and the ABSENT but even
under these disadvantages presented the appearance of
brgh, central spot enveloped in misty haze, elongated
in the direction Of the train, the whole somewhat
resembling lamp, seen through shade Of ground
glass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

II We received al to- late hour Yesterday the
proceedings Of the citizens OF Richmond who had a
meeting on Friday Evening" on the Tax BILL to give
them place IN lh's days paper We shall make no
difficulty in publishing them, on Thursday, although
we understand there difficulty made in offer
them 10 press for insertion. We shall be more
excused perhaps for not being abb! TO publish them 10
day, Us we give place TO those OF Petersburg We I'm.
ders,and, that the Committee of the Senate who had
The bill before them, have made amendments
calculated II o! the objections Of the Rich
m"nd Meeting, before they thus made known to
that "ilonorable Body"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
Deaths.

Married, "Wednesday. eih by the Rev. john r.
G.nnr ~ Of Prince Eiy:aid county SARAH
lowoS, cny daughter Of Capt, Thomas liowson Of
<uc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

Inc election IN New Hampshire ha, terminated in
favor Of the Republican party; and in spite Of Wings
and Dsserers, Governor Hubbard will be By
handsome majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

The Legislature Of Ohio adjourned OH the 18th inst,
after passing ABS laws and resolulions-s the
Currency fnesIion-and apportlon'ng the State into
81 Congressional Districts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

The Warenton Flag Of 9e" announces, that
poll will be opened for WILLIAM SMITH Of Culpe
per, for seat in the House OF Representatives from
that Congressional District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
PREPARATIONS FOR TIE POLLS.

COHreHi0H ~
We authorised by the Delegation from the Dis.
tric in the Legislature, 10 publish the following ar
Gle, poslponng the meeting OF the Convention 10 a
aore distant day, wiz 22ih ns!,) aud 10 add, that it
meets her concurrence
CF-om nte Portsmouth "0H Do@iae..")
We plare the head Of columns formal call for
Democratic Convention III this Congressional Dis-
,5lc W. do thu, not u:;n individual RESPONSE
b.iy but II enibnd,cs tie conclusion Of several well
known Democrats. from different Countess who have
only THIS ore DESIRE To a.nngr matters connected
wj;h time and place, that aN may be rIY notified,
and the largest possible number from all the counties
enabled 10 attend
First Congressional Dstrirt- Democratic Ccnrsn,on
The Delegates from the several counties composing
the LIST Congressional District Of Virginia Norfolk
County, Norfolk Borough, Nansemond Isle of Wight,
Princess Anne, Southampton, Surry and Sussex, will
meet in Convention, at Sufalk, "Wednesday, March
29,h, at il o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of nomI-
mating candidate 10 represent the District in the 2Stl
Congress of the United States. A foil attendance is
earnestly desired.
The Democrats Of Shenandoah have appointed q
Delegates tn Convention to assemble at Harrison
hcrgh on seth March, 20 nominate candidate for Con-
gees.
/ The Democrats Of Morgan have appointed 10 Dele.
gates to attend lhe Congressional Convention at Win
chesic.
Tine Wings Of Frederick have yet brought out no
canddateC OF their oppose the reelection OF their
present excellent Democratic Delegates Messrs Wood
and Byrd.
The Democratic mo ting Of Nansemond have no.
minated Capt. Admiral Briakcy as their candidate Tor
The House of Delegates. They have also appointed
- Delegates to attend the Convention Of Suffolk on
the ooh inst
Mr. elmer is actively engaged in canvassing his
District Ga tn" l0h he addressed the people OF Greene
Yesterday the people "l Amhrrsi-and on mkt Mon.
day, The people Of B slnTt The Charo:lcsvilie JEFF
!efsonan says, an opposition 10 a sly and insidous
remark IN The Richmond Whir) Ia; che will
'he nnGr'Ged seaport O! the Democratic party tine
District and that the II. Wing ''inay as well make
up lis mind 10 gre Governor G. returned 10 Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

The Snow Storm, which visited this city on Thurs.
day last has fallen with more tremendous force upon
the North The baltimore Patriot says that al
that place ihe snow is above foot deep level
or course the railroads and urnpikes, wherever the
storm reached, are rendered impossible, and we are
therefore without mails from any point this morning
(Friday) The snow deep, and is so much dred
in The deep the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
that no mail could be despatched this morning either TO
Washington or Cumberland, nor have any mail from
either of those places" Since Friday, Of the
roads have been opened-but TO this present time of
writing (Monday, - clock,) mail North Of Balti-
has reached Richmond, which left Philadel :
pha since The snow. The Baltimore American of
Saturday last, says that "No trains from Philndel-
pha arrived yesterday, nor was any tram sent
from this city We learn that the drifts this
Rad very deep, and that, at 3 o'clock, ?. NJ,
yesterday, snow plough, propelled by four ocomo-
,ives, had only advanced about mile from Canton De-
pot Yesterday morning mails passenger trains
despatched from this city in any direction, except
the mail and tram for York and Wriahtsviiie, by the
Susquchanna Railroad, which left pancualiy at the
usual hour" The iltimo'e Pa.ro, Of Saturday eren-
iag says, up 10 Ina. time "no,hing has been received
from Pnadsl piia--he snow drifts on the railroad to
that city, beng very Deep so us to require time as we'll
as great labor 10 remove them.
We presume that this avalanche of snow, will pro-
ducc an avalanche Of newspapers; like the sounds in
alanchausen S horn which, being frozen up IN very
severe climate, all out al once, when The tha
came The last evenings mail may bring us the
contents Of the flour bnrrels-and with them some &C
count of the great Tyler Mass Meeting, which was 10
have heen held Wednesday evening, in the City oil
New York, for the purpose Of furherlng his views on
the Presidential Chair-Mr. Gushing had arrived in
New York, to play the Orator upon The occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21


p.cd. Williamsburg residence Of hi. hroherinaw,
Judge Eeys"s iuok" Monday February a.lh lsf psrrrS
of \. Nissu,i-
~, las merry T. The riess iand at Death
,;I< and mend. ,n n, whose v.f;;-s v,c 50 we !.>rfvc
r7onua,.rt Gated iujt'' ti:s brief oiiy. Endowed
y,;l aud marty Tat a Of =
'd, cetc, aud c""nli"a, wI niHi asSato
fl cirafne, at strength. a Integrity ct rct aad uifne
6i#es ." fi'ec-e -"t ai and c""at"p- sense q h"n"f
tie ,uGiG! sct ;h rotce whose Tie arly
d4nn d, ~ nhco va he!dns - '>i RVS >io"d nTo" tie
threshold ~ u@iit"''in: . ~ a'f' Iir'd ai i"id Tea
cyec, itserlu aualsy o i;" nsettHe> ael Success
the profession he a chosen. r ial-y r. had urnrd tot
,npton, Of s'!n. IN PHI .oaii w!,s. d.
Mdlra cdnca,an which erm,aatea his death. Daring
oos ana aai rtii cf h., Mines he ,"re without
always characterized him. ne lingering Sc; fa;a advances
irla seasc Consumption The consolation which can
afforded his addicted wifi be 10 know, hat with
heart iee irom ~ and s't . pure as was ever given 10
MAJ ne from ears ing til" cvent wishes o
I'll Knew him for MS happiness, 10 the bcSi ahofc o The IN
rc he-rcd and conieas i!' a- hope c t,st :noraii
r@ those who Sarw han eo "'ed hun most ai"1s lie
er ,rbu;e has excellence .nt worth. Ills memory will
the hear 81 osr vim had witnessed his purify
heat and shared IN IA sene',u. aiieo"l.
sstl;e?ssaye and Heating aiets, barrois want
- ca At the ree'e''a'y 70. when the highest price :, IL b. 81
ven. March u l"1-''w
Kan FRAZIER ArIos>rY ~ Law. staua,Dm "a pt4cti-cs
~ IN The superior ard Inferior Courts ii Augusta aud ada
cent coun,,es and United States District CONT f.! VI
Virginia Idea Staunon Business co.fcd 10 Lin snail
fcer're prompt attention. 49, ,
%orcTle sii.et acr ha.ns resumed iu,i"e.' a-an r.
his Old established sian ni'".s h- fcns N !!'e e,inry
.,s for cash Fe=Ia issued hy MS ons experience the hu
SINGS, and i I- hereto. gwen
81; bore t;at cid friends, and
ia,rrcse II ayin. tartr Groceries, viii least call
lore pu:c1as.ns elss rfe, the pcus Shall
respond wt ac tines Particular attention viii III paid the
sales Of Produce ci al kinds.
RICHARD s MASSE
March 81 iG5--t
HI0!IcF 10 TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION --'rhr Medical
- ,ociey Virginia o;rrs to! Ns oTt. best Essay ''on
line y.!.c ~ opium re fthre diseases =
l. ;eiafed n 't2 t;'sN- - So, IN p" III Cr"ac lsiS
9ra addressed pas- pad L. ie C"cH euGns Scceetv.
IN ngr1t- ~ a ,I.t The
uaU.r OF tc ausor, aEI the ics Qloe iiou. vae
HH!r.cs,c with h'm.
FREDERICK "aRX. Corresponding secrc,ary.
March II ln5-0
AW iOTICE.The subscribers have formed partnership 10
- practise law They wi. attend al Courts the
c ~ and IN lie counties al Cooe land AMI Louisa.
6ice CT Governor sres next door - Joseph iayo Esq
PFACHY L GR ATTAIN,
henry eokLTEE cABELI-
a!9hnoad Va, Dss. ie, ls4a. @-aS~n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

Grx RouEar SwAkrwoUr, welt known in THIS
cj,q, wA,.r st the cG-lpm house yesterday morning,
dropped down sensesss fit, Appropriate remedies
.:rfe Immediately applied, aud he WIS conveyed TO his
residence but he had not yri recovered has faculties
when we heard from him ~ y Elprss, March 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

&c Gen. Andrew Jackson Done!son has sse' =.
mated as the Democratic candidate for Co.'s 80
Nashville District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

IMPEOMPTt- on TIE COURT OF ERRORS AT WASH


with Washington, her favori;e son,
Tho couuIr, went most hta,cy on,
And raised hr. na1Ic IN story;
With jefferson aad MId.on
And Jackson. down Ia fla!!;s9a,
sill on, on. an, 10 glory
With TY,cr size began 10 err,
Called Webscr, Sprncsr aud C?shs',
Wig "oiir- L. support fl:r;
Echo returned Ue sound ~ her
T:en Congress- walls, -lrr ar. err, err,
And now lie calls for fortsr.
ioinh,n Nirtch M i-.i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

MIcnIcAS.--A very large meeting of;he Democrats
Of Michigan, friendly 10 the nomination al Mr. Cal
houn 10 the pr scncy held in the city Of Detroit
on the 23d ult;rno Resolutions were passed recon.
,nanding John Caldwell Calhoun for the Presidency,
and ped2iay tn meeting to use al! fair ard honorable
.neans 20 secure his nomination 10 that Office by the
Democratic National Conven.icn IN favor OF 'Ge One
rettn principle; and recommending 'he Maternal Ton
y.l.linn "a |, e ht ii ~. tn Sp.ng q l-.I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

APPOINTMENT By THE President -Lfa"'.e.' ;.
Hall, 10 be Attorney of the U. States for Toe I''
District of Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

S BASoETI Fhh.'e
Chesterfield, March IL, 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
Il arfi;,ge>.

Philadelphia, March nh, i-4'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

We are authorised by the Delegation from the Dis.
ric in the Legislature, 10 publish the following arti-
Gle, poslponng the meeting of the Convention to a
oore distant day, wiz 22h ins,) aud 10 add that ii
meets thar concurrence
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-28

fui for said corporation 70 enter Upon, and takc
possession Of all such lands md real estate as is
necessary for the construction and maintenance Of
their rail road and the requisite accommodations
appcrtaining thereto and may receive, hold and
lake, all voluntary grants and donations Of real
estate as shall be made TO said corporation for the
benefit OF said company
All lands thus entered upon and used by said
corporation, which are not gifts or donations. shall
be puschased by said corporation, by the owner or
owners Of the same; and in case the parties disa-
gree upon the price Of said lands, it shall be the
duty oflhe Judges of the County Cour, of the
county in which such lands lie, TO appoint three
disintcrcsted commissioners, who shall determine
the damages which the owner or owners of said
lands so entered npon may have s~nrtained or shall
be likely TO sustain, by the occupation ofthe same;
and upon payment OF such damages, with the ex-
penses attending the appraisemcnt, the said com
missioners being allowed three dollars each, per
day, while thus employed or upon said corpora.
ton depositing in any bank, in either county thro
which said road passes, to the credit of the person
or persons to whom an award may have been
made. the amount Of said damages, with the ex
pcnses aforesaid, the proper officers of said bank
giving notice TO such person or persons, by letter
of such deposit then said corporation shall be
deemed 10 be seized and possessed Of such lands
so appraised by said commissioner
And it shall be the duty Of said commissioner
to give fifteen days notice Of the time and place o
such appraisemen,, 10 the owners or occupants @
the lands to be appraised and, after the appraisa
shall, as soon as may be, deliver to said corpora
ton a written statement of the awards by then
made, with a description of the lands appraised
which shall, within sixty days, be recorded in tn
office ofthe town clerk (of the town. in whicl
IA Is - ,rd in case any owner or owner