American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

The LOCATION OF THE WARDs-PlaceS Of
holding The PeLts-LiSt Of the Judges. The fol-
lowing is correct description Of the mees and
bounds of the several wards of the city, with
the places of voting, and the names Of the judi
ges. The fourth Congressional district embra-
ces the first 10 wards. The candidates are John
Mckim Duncan, Esq, Native American; Hon.
]. P. Kennedy, wing; and VIM. F. Giles, Esq,
democrat. The remaining five wards vote for
Congressman in connection with Carroll and
Baltimore counties, and Howard district. Hon.
John Wethered, Independent whig, and T.
Watkins Lyon, Esq, democrat, are the candi-
dates. The legislative and sheritf's tickets are
voted for in the whole 90 wards Of the city:
First Vmd-This ward commences at the
south east corner Of Pitt and Wolf streets, ex
tends down Wolf to Bank street, up Bank to
Broadway, down the east side of Broadway to
the river, and along the river to East avenue,
below the Canton depot, up East avenue to
Pitt street, and along Pitt to Wolf street, the
place of beginning
I+The polls will be held at Bryan's Broad
way, Fell's Point. The Judges are-Thos. J.
MUSK, y. MANSON ana y, l. : L dIIOW
Second Wmd-Ths ward commences at the
south cast corner of Falls avenue and Fawn ST.,
continues along Fawn St. to Exeter, down Exc
ter to Bank, down Bank to Broadway, down
Broadway TO the river, and along the river to
the City Block and Falls avenue, and thence
up to Fawn ST., the place of beginning.
I5Tkc polls will be held at Simpsons,
northwest corner of Bond and Fleet SITS F. P.
judges. E. Stansbury, Robert Dutton and
J. w, Richardson.
Third Wmd.-Ths ward forms a solid square,
bounded on the south by Bank street, the east
by Wolf street, the north by Pitt ST., and the
west by Hartford run.
ISThe polls will be held at the Columbian
Gardens. judges-T. J. Warrington, John
Sauerhof and John Bombarger.
Fourth Wnd.-This ward commences at the
south-wes! corner of Pitt st. and Hartford run,
extends along Pitt to jones' Falls, along Jones'
Falls to Fawn ST., along Fawn to Exeter, down
Exeter to Bank, along Bank to Hartford run,
and up Harford run to Pitt street, the place of
beginning,
I@The polls will be held at Coath s. Scar
geant's, Lomb,rd st. Judges-Wm. A. Boyd,
James Suter aud Dr. John keene.
Fifth Ward.-Ths ward commences at the
northwest corne Of Pitt and East streets, eX'
tends down Pitt 20 jones' Falls, along the Falls
to Hillen street, along Illlen to East street,
and down East to Pitt street, the place of be-
ginning.
ISThe polls will be held at Burtons's,
Rising Sun, High st, Judges-H. S. Sander
son, Samuel Childs and Lewis Hewell.
Sirth Urd.-Thls ward commences at the
northwest corner of PITT and Canal streets, ex-
tends along the west side of Canal st. to the Bel
Air road, along the Bel Air road to Chew ST.,
along Chew to Sterling street, down Sterling
to Madison, along Madison to Ensor, down
Ensor to Hillen, down Hlen TO East street,
along East to Pitt, and up Pitt to Canal, the
place of beginning.
SI='The polls will be held at Steever's, (late
Brawner's,) corner of Low aad Forrest streets,
opposite the Bel-Air market Judges-Adl
Pindell, Elias Bishop and JANIS Lewis.
Seventh Ward.--This ward commences at the
northeast corner of Pitt and Canal SITS, extends
castwardly along Pitt ST., to the Philadelphia
road, and thence TO the eastern boundary line
of the city, and thence along said line to the
northern boundary, thence to the Bel Air road,
and thence 10 Canal St, and down Canal to
Pitt ST., the place Of beginning.
[The polls will be held next door to