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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
From the Connnersvi
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Richmond Palladium a late number, re-
commends the holding Of Convention on the
first day of May next, at Cambridge, for the pur-
pose Of nominating Wing Candidate for Con-
gress, for this Con gressiona District. The Wayne
County Record of the 18th instant, approves Of
the proposition to hold the Convention, bu, thinks
i, should be held a, Cen,revile instead of Cam
bridge.
We cordially approve of the proposition to hold
a District Cow en,ion al which desire TO see
the Wings Of the District fully and fairly repre-
senied by this means the popular will can be as
certained and candidate selected who i'll be the
choice of the majority.
Cambridge is the most central poin, 10 the Dis
,ric,. and we give voice for holding the Con-
ven,ion there. l, would be much more inconve
MEN, for the people of this county, to attend at
Cen,reville than Cambridge, and think there
is no point that will accommodate so large por-
ton Of the Dis,ric, the place las, named.
.la
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
COUNTY CONVENTION.

pWe suggest to the Wings of this
county the propriety of holding Coun-
ty Convention, for the purpose ofnom-
mating candidates for the Legislature
and County Officers. We should like to
hear an expression from our friends
throughout "Old Wayne" Our sue
cess depends upon a thorough organi-
cation. Our large majority requires
that we should be on our guard against
the insidious interference of our oppo-
nents, whose motto is, to ''divide and
conquer"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
To the Editors Of the Palladium:

! noticed IN the last Record, plan 10 govern
Us at our Township Conventions to appoint dele.
gates TO tho Congressional District Conventio
which !, with some Others dissent from. We be.
iieve the plan you proposed is the only which
can be adopted iha, viii give general saiisfact ton
that is, at the Township meetings the Wings shall
give direct vote for the candidates that will DO
placed before the District Convection. The vote
thus given will be instructions 10 the delegates
from the dlfferen, townships for the first, second,
and third choice. believe this is the only plan
than can be adopted which will give fair express
sion OF the choice Of the people. therefore wish
you 10 adhere TO your first plan for the township
meetings. We expect to adopt this plan at
township meeting at any rate; and should be
pleased to il generally adopted.
Yours, &c. ~*N*"
! GIVE are sIl Of the opinion that definite
instructions shonld be given TO the delegates, as
TO their first, second, and third choice; and If il
cannot be satisfactorily done otherwise, il should
j be done by direc, vote. The voice Of the Pso-
pie should rule much 10 conventions Is in cleo.
,ions. Let US ON this occasion have an honest
ard fair expression Of the wishes and will Of tho
Wings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
To the Editors of the Palladium:

To the Editors of the Palladium:
The suffice, of the ensuing Congressional Elec
ton, Is matter CT deep interest to the Wings
Throughout the District; and hope It's Importance
will be sufficient apology for asking small
space in your columns, TO offer a few suggestions
in relation TO H. The ewes Of the Wing party
throughout the State directed with much
licitude TO this District, and anxious desire is
every where expressed that we should har noniZe
all differences and unite in the supper, of one
candidate. Our previous divisions, and more
pecially the unfortunate result of the last election
have excited fears and forbodings in regard to
the approaching canvass. hope, however, that
these fears will prove groundess: for believe
there is patriotism enough not only among the
great body of the Wings, but among the aspirants
for o seat 10 Congress, to make some concession
Of their individual feelings add preferences, and
mite in the support of the candidate who may be
the choice of ma Jority, lat him be who he may.
Let tho man who may unite the ma jority of the
Wings Of the District in his favor be presented as
a candidate, and every Wing should give him his
support.
The proprety Of this course ! think will be
admitted, and if SO, the question is, deter
mine who is the choice of The ma loriy. There
IL but practicable scheme by which this can
be fairly ascertained, and that is by means Of d
Dissrc, Convention, fairly and fully representing
the Wings Of the District. If such Convention
is called together and a nomination made by il,
believe the nominee will receive the support Of
political friends throughout the District.
would suggest as the best means Of fully ascer
tanning the wishes of the people, that the Wings
OF each nshiP in the District should meet on
the first Monday of April, (beiug the day os the
ownship eleclons) and select more dele
gates 10 represent them in District Convention
and that the delegates thus selected should me
a, the point designated the place Of holding
the Convention, and 60 into n election for a can
dida,e, giving each township in the District ont
vote, and that the person receiving ma jority O
all the votes given should be regarded the no
ninee. The frs, Monday of April will be IA
vorabie time for the selection of delegates in th
Townships, because tho people will generally turf
on, to the election, aud larger number will the,
act in the matter, than can be got together on an,
special occasion, and no time will then be lost Il
the people. Should the delegates be selected OF
the frs, Monday in April, it appears TO me tina
they should meet n Convention early tn
second Saturday of April, which will be The 18Th
l should be pleased, Messrs. Editors, to have 20
express your opinion Of the plan suggested.
i, meets the appreciation Of The Press and Of tn
People throughout the District,.i should be agree
ed to "a, as early a day possible, tina, III
F People may be fully advised and ready for actio
on the day Of The Spring election. UNION.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

From the preference given by the Richmond
Palladium, Connersville Telegraph, and New Cas-
tie Courier, to holding this Convention at Cam
bridge City, we suppose it becomes Us to yield
our wish to have il held at this place This poin,
being settled, we have plan TO propose in refe.
renee to tbs appointment Of Delegates, and we
hope that our Wing brethren Of the Press 10 this
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

CoNAoawEALTH BASK.--From the information
con ained 10 our Frankfort letters of the 10Th,
says the Louisville Journal. suppose may
consider II amosi settled point that poor old
Kentucky is to be cursed With a Commonwealth
Bank
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

Asparagus and green peas were in New Or
cans on the Sd inst
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

The following days Of the week are set apart
for public worship in different enthusiastically,
or the Lords day, bv Christians; Monday. by the
Grecans; Tuesday. by the Persians; Wednesday,
by the Assyrians: Thursday, by the Egyptians
Friday, by the Turks; Saturday, by the Jews.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

GAS for the editor Of the ST. Clairsville Gazette
[Gov Shannon's late private Secretary he came
10 the State BLACKBOARD of the loves, ORDER
and i; seems he intends to leave il unreformed.-
Ohio Statesman.
Democrats Of Ohio! we pronounce Sam Me-
dairy liar and salumniaior."-St Cl0irsrilIe
Gazette
The above is about fair sample of the way
in which the Democratic Editors IN Ohio. a.
busing each other. A glorious set Of fellows
truly. They know each other well, and can de-
Innate one ano,her's character most admirably
[LTrbana Citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
REMOVAL.
MANIIEACTORY.

AAHE subscriber, has removed his Boot and
IL Shoe Manufsclory 10 the Shop situated be-
tween the residence Of II. w. Rawins and J,
b. Packets store, on main street. He will
Keep on hand. or mInulacture 10 order, best
quality gentlemens' Boots and SHOES, which viii
be sold as low as at any other 4nanufactory in
the town. He also intends keeping another de-
scription of boots on hand. IN order 10 prove TO
The good people of ChafIestown that-their own
mechanics can manufacture anarticle superior
even to the ''best Baltimore make" for less mo-
ney than they can be purchased for al any store
10 the place. He will also make TO order boots
OF this description.
Il A large and general assortment Of LADIES
SHOES, manufactured Of the best materials,
win be kept on hand, and sold CHEAPER than
they can be purchased at the stores. The pa.
ftronage ofNhe ladies is respectfully solicited,
land they may rest assured that il will be TO their
Interest to encourage my establishment,
\ II is my design, in short, to sell Boots s Shsss
as low, II not lower, than they can be had at
any mandatory or store in the place. Those
who doubt will please call and realize the fact.
Grateful for past fayors. continuance is asked
] tFCoUNTRY PRODUCE will be taken in
exchange, at the market price, forevery descrip-
tion Of work. Any quantity of Corn, 'delivera.
Die in the fall, will be taken in exchange for any
articles in my line. WILLIAM AVIS.
II CharleStown JuIy g. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
TO STONE MASONS /
AND
BRIDGE BUILDERS.

oEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- Saturday the 22d inst, for the constructions
of two stone abutments and two piers, TO receive
the wooden snperstructure OF a Bridge across
The Shenandoah River al Harpers-Ferry; The
-abutments, piers and wing-walls are 10 be built
of good and heavy stone, to be laid in the best
~4ime and sand mortar the heads Of the piers
and the up stream corners of the abutDents 10
be OF dressed range work the balance Of the
masonry TO be of good rubble work-the piers
will be 80 feet long; 10 feet thick at the base,
g feet Ut the top, bud 20 feet high the whole
of the masonry will probably amount 10 l2oO or
ANN nerches
The wooden superstructure viii be about JIa
feet long, suitable for double track. each wsg-
% way 20 be 10 feet wide and 10 feet high lin
the clear, 10 be built upon The arched principle
OF good white or yellow pine timber, weather.
boarded, with yellow poplar, wbise or yellow
pine boards. "a by 6inches, and rooted with q
good quality Of cypress shingles, tosbe aoored
with inch white or rock oak plank.
Proposals will be received for the whole. or
for each kind Of work separaIely---in either
case, all the materials are 10 be furnished BY the
person or persons contracting.
PHILIP CooNS,
Prts'i Shsn. Bridge Co. at Harpsrs- Ferry.
Juiy 10, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
.aD.MEV:ES TR.aTORS
SALE.

I'm Tuesday d. Sd Of .8sgus, nszf. will Be
u sold, At the Elmington Farns two mile:
distant from BcTryyille, in Clarke County, Va.
all the Personal Estate. Of Eugene H. Lynch,
deceased. comprising many articles ofneW and
elegant Household Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sideboards. Tables. Bureaus.
Secretary. Sofa. Chsirs. &c. Bedsieads.
Beds. Mattresses. snd Bed Furniture.
3 doza Silver Spoons. and other articles
OF silver. Dining and TeaseI;s Of China
Ware. Cut-gIass Decanters, Wine glass
es, ard Tumblers. &c.-AA the usual
Kitchen Furniture.
STOCK:-Six 6rst-IaleWorkEh horses. and
one Saddle Horse 7 Mich Cows, and
l4+oihef fine young Cal,IeS about 80
head Of Sheep and Lanbs good stock
Of Hogs III
FARMING UTENSILS:-Txo Wagons
aud new Carl, 10 sets OF wagon and
ploughGesrs; and The nsusl i'm plemenis,
as Ploughs, Harrows. SC. Sc
GRAIN:-Also. the Crop Of Wheat now
on The farm, estimated at from 1000 to
1900 bushels; and the growing crop Of
Oats.
A quantity Of ciean-washed Wool;
With other articles too many to parti-
cuiariZe.
: ey-The sale will be on credit or six months
Except the wheat) for all sums. over IS !; for
sums uuder IS the cash viii be required, and
the credit purchasers will be required 10 give
bonds with undoubied and approved security.
The Wheat will fbe thrashed and cleaned
ready for delivery Immediately, or as soon as
practicable after the sale and the purchaser
will be required to take il away, and make pay
ment as fast as il ismate ready Cor delivery, and
TO give bond and security TO doso.
wM. TEMPLE ALLEN,
.7dnr Or Eugene Fl. Lsaeh, deed.
July 10, Is43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
500 REWARD.

lT6l AN AWAY from the subscribers. living
~ near CuTpeper! Court house, Va, about the
18th Of June last, TWO LIKELY NEGRO
and GEORGE. Harrison is q
dark mulatio, about IS years old |; he is a round
Sell set negro, aud stammers when talked tc
sharply. He took with him aysriety Of cloth,
ing-his summer clothes Of tow linen his W in
Ter clothes Of home made kersey, dyed yellow
an old blue broad cloth coat, and white hat..
\, George is stout, well sci negro, about the
same age, Of very black complexion, and il ha:
been his practice 10 wear a stout pair Of whis-
kersS; his clothing not so plenty, nor SO good as
The other mans; his summer wear is the same,
aad an old blue homemade jeans coat, blue
broad cloth coat, and white hat. tits likely
that, upon close examination, a scar may Be
found underneath the right arm, between the
elbow and shoulder.
THE above reward Of 500 will be given for
tie apprehension Of The above two negroes. OF
$50 for either or them, il taken out Of the State,
or S25 for either, IL found within the State, and
reasonable expenses paid il brought home, or
lodged in jail so that get them again.
RICHARD E. TUT.
Cutnener counfy Va July Is lS43-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
COmmissiOner,e Sale ofLand.

virtue Of 4 Decree pronounced by the
IL Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance.
y Of Faquier County, held on the 18th of May
le43, In suit 10 which William Lucas, Admir-
de bonis non with The will annexed Of Edward
Lucas, deed, is plaintiff, against lie wis Lucas.
Adm'rof Mersey Wager, deed, and others, de-
fendants, shall. as Commissioner appointed BY
said decree, offer for sale. lat public auction, TO
the highest bidder, on Friday The lih day Of .au.
gust rezi, before AbeIl's Hotel, Charlsstowa,,
). A part Of the Berry Hill Estate,
Being 81 100 Acres, and being so much Of
the real assets OF John Wager, Sen, deceased,
which descended 10 his heirs, and in the pos
session Of the said heirs, as follows. viz: Of Ma
ny Seelig, two and seyen-eighths acres-of j.
b Wager, one and a-ihird acres-of Hannah
Wager. twenty-seven and a-half acres OF Geo.
Hoffman, twenty and one-twentieth acres
OF land.
Terms Of Sale Tho purchaser 10 pay down
incash deposit Of ten per centum on the pur-
chase money. for. the residue credit Of s. ~,
and Is months given, 10 be secured by bonds
with personal security. Il the purchaser shall
fail to complete his purchase upon a con6rma-
tion Of the sale by the Court, the deposite TO be
forfeited. The title to be withheld, and the
land subject to resale, under the order OF the
Court. as security for the payment Of the defet-
red indictments.
R. woarHlNGToN, com'r.
Jnly IA I943
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
HATEAwAY's PATENT
EI o TAIN.
COOKING STOVES.

II HAVE one Of the above Stoves nov in use
4 and feel no hesitation in Recommending i
TO the public. as the Best and mozi economical
Stove have ever seen. II seems 10 have sup
Piled one great desideratumIs not heretofore a.
tanned, al oven espacious and !at ilhe same time
heated uniformly and equally oH1eves5 side --
The Gre being placed over the ofen brings the
heat Immediately in contact with lhe boilers, 50
thai it performs ali the different efhees OF boil
ing, roasting, baking and broiiHg al the same
time, and with the least possible quantity oil
fuel. would recommend il 10 the farmers and
others, who have much cooking 70 ho-theyiwill
end that they can cook with fewef servants and
ia less time lttap !: generally iakea fer Ihatpur-
pose. u viii take pleasure ia thoS ing thin
Stove 10 the public. I'll
ISAAC INzCARTER.
July IS, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
TRuSF SALE.

yDY virtue d Deed 81 Trust executed b,
- WIN Grspthaq, Esq, on the 6sh DAY q
October, 1912, 10 ths undersigned, for purposes
therein mentioned, and duly recorded u thu
Clerks Odico Of lheA Conpit Court Of Jefferson
yiIrioia. we usIl pstiipsis ofsr 81 public sale
on The nremiscs, near SmiehHeid, on Safgydsl
tkt 5sk al Of .sugrsf merit at o'clock, ?.
theI very YALuABLE FARMilying and being 4
,heIsaid coaag Of jefsr.on, State Of Virginia
adjoining the lands Of DR. Samuel Sccley, Tho
uass Watson, sen. David Fry. and others OF
which SAIL WIN. Granihsm, Esq resides con
,ajhing abo1, o52 ACRES or LAND. q ex'
eealeni ltmsstgns quality. Tee Eeildiogs OF
said farm consist 10 par, Of 90 excellent
Dwelling House,
A new osejstisarp. nsw Negro H'sss. and in
fast all necessary out-buiidirgs, with well q
ofsexcellent water in tSe ard, ana a never.iatt-
Ing spring Of water on PaItof the LAID there
III reasonable proportion &c Timber on the
land The 6.ids sic laid of into eonyenieot
sizes. with good portion set Ja grass, all under
good fence. Whas makes TIL iaHfh more dssi-
rabe IS its eqntigbily To- seseral Mills. The
Smiih6eli ckafiest0wn, and usrpers-Ferty
Turnpike, IS oae-quarter Of mile distant and
leads directly 10 the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road, distance OF two miles,
+ IL - ussmed unnecessary 10 give turther de*
seription Of said iaad as il IS presumed that
persons wishing to purchase will u course we "
the premises, which will be shown BY either of
the Trustees sf {
TERMS-0ne-ihird ofthe purchase money 10
be paid oa-the day of sales AZ which time pos
session viii be given The balance to pad 10
three equal annual payments, 10 besr interest
from the day OF sale, to be secured BY deed Of
trust on the farm.
Such tile will be given the purchaser rs the
Trustees base, which, however, IsR6elieSed 10 Be
indisputable --ALS0-
g5AWs Will offer on Friday he an Of .7ugast,
one-hslfnf smatl Tract OF lLand living N the
County Of Berkeley, contsining about l24 acres,
adjoining lands OF George Swimley and The
heirs Of SEQ Pultz The quality Of the land is
slate There Is dwelling house on The pre-
misses, with suffciency Of timber Sale 10
take place on The premises az 2 o'clOck, o; NJ
at,which lime The terms wiliSbe made known.
JAMES GRANTHAM,
JOHN r. SMITH,
JOHN II SMtFH,
III Trustees.
July 6,sis43
The Hsgsraoscn Torch Light, and FREDERICK En-
an,iasr, win pies insert till day Of sale, and
ma rk { be cost. ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

about 235 acres cleared, and The residue clothed
with fine TIMBER slarge portion Of the v bod
land is enclosed and affords good plsturage =
The optquon greek forming the western boun-
dsry, gives me stock access al all seasons, to
pure running water bes iles which there i an
abundant Supply Of pond water IN every field
There are several Merchant and Saw Mills III
the Immediate neighborhood, and a turnpike
within four hundred yards OF The Eastern bpun-
dairy, atord:ngt ~ good road TO lhe5 villages in
the NEG hoorh6od, and 10 the Depots on the Bal
timore and Ohio, and Winch and Potomac
Railroads, witkn FIVE miles distance. .The1M
PR0vEMENES are entirely new, subsiablial
and sufficient. The Dwelling House, Of brick
and Prettily situated in grove Of oaks, has
been completed. only few months, and is IN
every respect suited TO the comfortable accom-
mediation OF a Eenlee family There is never
failing we'll ofexcelent water few yards from
the door. +.
II il should be desirable TO the. purchaser, al
the appdrtenabces Of the farm and house, such
as stock utensils, growing crops, furniture, sup
plies. etc, wig be ncluded IN the sale. and d
sufficient number Of servants will be hlred1or
the present. 10 eaitEate ia Also, a share in a
S.4IW-AfILI near the premises, which viii be a
valuable acquisition to the Farm for the Purpo-
SEES Of fencingtthe materials for which are abun-
dant on it. Blythe Terms, which will be mo
derate, can be aseertained, either BY personal
application 10 The subscriber, or by addressing
him al KerneysEige. Jefferson county. Virginia
PHILIP P. DANDRIDGE+
July 6, 1S43-tf e' Nj
sy-Fssderickioten Herald aud Lancaster Erap,
liner, please insert the above Until forbid, AMI
mark cost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

IA LII persons Indebted to The firm Of D 4
n J. r. ShaeIi, for BIaeksmiihipg, for the
past year, (lS42,) either By note or open ac
count, are reqaested 10 come forward and pay
Up, on or bsrs he first day Of -9sgast nsri, as i :
our intention 10 remove from this section q
cono,rv W. sincereIv trust that further indul-
Ssnre s;ll not 81 asked Of Us Jas necessity " III
,,eI ~ 10 dscIiae q doing. Ii this notice i
mr. IA - nass unheedeJ. a more summary pro-
cess for settlement will be adopted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
Cooper Wanted.
\. PROCEEDINGS OF THE
OVERSRERS OF the POOR

a r 1he First Annusl Meeting after The last
n gsneral election Of the 0verseers Of the
Poor Of JeGerson County, held 81 Carriers Ho-
tel. in charIestowa. on the FIRST Monday 18Th
day in June, lel3. There were
PRESENT,
For District No. Jacob Line, William
MeMurran. spd Thomas Hessey
No. 2-GeergsF B, BeaII, George W. Ham
mond, and James wyseng
No 3--W. o. Macoughtry and John P Smith.
No. John G. Wilson, William Mccoy and
Hugh GiIleeee,
GEoRaE B. #BEAlL, Esq, was duly elected
President AMI Treasurer for the ensuing term or
three years.
JoHN P. BaoWN was appointed Clerk for the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
SHnES! NHOES!!

rHlHF suhscriber has on hand, 200 Psir o
SHOES. ~ Iii sizes and descriptions, o.
nj. own margfscture. which he wiIiseil lower
man .nx manafaetarer can sell in the place :
Cash, Credit. OF Country froeqee, Mni q 's.el
ID exchange He will sell =. me borrowing
Roots ss COZ Footing 10. l325; Pine high
,skoes All. I.owdo Z. 90 Coarse douLle-soiee
psilsa sos Do. single nailed 2 90. For cash
thsy can be Io~ered-shose Ifowe can be fur
njihsd with Boots and Shoes al cash prices.
JOsABAFI.- BEAVER
July s. Is43.-ss.
P, S. As may not be generally understood
that | reside ia Chaflesiown. world here state
ihss DO. sad hsts .sisce TIE hrst Of April last
50 ~ Old sLsads
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
2l0 90
--.------
By i,2so Tahesbles, !, IS cents.


Proceedings LIST Monday in June.
The Superintendent returned - whites as the
number Of poor persona who received assistance
10 CHE Poor-houss during the past year. The
number now in Poor. house 70.
Or. John Res1olds aud DR.. vincent NJ. But
Ter were appointed Physicians in District No. 4.
FOR the ensuing year, 10 commence this day
Salary $50 EACH
Dr.. Mann sP Nelson and Dir. w. o. Ma
coughirt we're appointed Physicians 10 The Poor
house. and District No ;. SALARY $40 each.
Or. Nicholas Marmion and Dr. P. w. P9 Ste
phsnscn were appointed Physicians ID District
No 4. Salary go each.
Dr. William Burnett and Dr. c, cordsIl
we're appointed Physicians in District No. 2 -
Salary $50.
0r1<rsa, That the Treasurer pay NE members
present each he sun ofone dollar for their ser
vices At ilis Board this day.
Adjourned to meet sgsih on saiuf5ays July
1sl, 1898