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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21
' aAuable Cowpasture Lands
EOIS SAILISo

WILL proceed to sell on the premises, on tho
isf day OF March, lS49, to the highest bidder
valuable TRACT OF LAND, laie the proper'
y OF James liuglart, decd, lying in tho count,
Va , natil' on the Cowpasture river and free Turn
pike road, twelve miles east of the W,rr, So
Tho tract contains between f"s''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21
DISSOLUTION.

rI>lIE Co-partnorship heretofore existing between
Il GREEN s. Co. & j. McNEALE LATHAM. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by L. N. GREEN s. Co.
who are authorized to use the name of the old firm
in the settlement Of accounts, Sc.
GREEN s. CO.,
j. MCNEALE LATHAM
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21
READY MADE CLOTHING,

"
be found tho largest, cheapest and most durable
sortnent Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered the citizens of this place. and adjacent
country. Our stock. comprises, in part, the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth, Fr,ck and
Dress Coats. English do.
Black and Brown Cloth Sack Coats,
Drab Cloth, Sack and Overcoats,
Black Beaver Cloth Overcoats,
Black Pilot do do
Blue Blanket and Felt Overcoats, &c all kinds :;
asplendid lot of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap.
together with great assortment of PANTA-
LOOMS, viz:
Black and Blue cloth and cashmere Pants,
Fancy cashmere do do,
Black and Blue Satt Pataloons,
Fancy do do do,
Together with rich and choice
SELECTION oF VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin Vests,
Silk Velvet do,
Plain and Fancy merino Vests latest style,
Black cloth Vests, cashmere do,
Plaid wooden do, Sattinett do
we have and will keep large and fashionable
assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS
Also, Centemen's furnishing Goods, such as
Fine Shirts, Drawers, Silk Pocket and Neck Hand
nCiChicls, CuSpenGeTS, BLOCKS ana collars, also,
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas, Leather Trunks, and
many other articles usually kept in a Clothing
Store, not necessary to mention.
The public in general, are invited TO call and ex
anime our Stock of Goods, which we will sell a,
cheaper rates, than similar articles can be purchased
for in Saunton.
We will be in receipt of fresh supplies through
out the season. We have decidedly the lagos,
Stock OF Clothing ever brought to this town.
We are determined to sell or the principle OF
"large sales and small profits"
Being concerned with one of the largest whole
sale clothing houses in the city Of Baltimore mer-
chants purchasing by wholesale will do well by
calling on us before purchasing elsewhere, as they
can be supplied with every article in our line as
cheap as they can be purchased in any ofthe east
ern cities.
Call and examine for yourselves. Remember
the place, corner of the Virginia Hotel.
FRANK s. CO.
Staunton, Dec. 81, ISi8.-2m.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21
To Mo,I,orr md married Indies.

This Extract OF SarsapariIa has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints No female whs
hssreason 10 suppose she approaching tia; crc, Pc
Rod, The turn Of life" should neglect take it,
1t is certain preventive for any oftke and
horrible diseases which females subject at thi,
time Of life. This period may be delayed Jor several
years by using this medicine. Nor is less valuable
for these who are approaching womnnlood. it is
calculated to assist nature by quickenng the blood
and invigOratng the system Indeed his medicine is
invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
men subject.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21

Owing TO tho great aud immense sale OF Dr.
Io"nsends Sarsnparilla, number of were
formerly our agents. have commenced making Sarsaps-
Iiila Extracts ESirs. Bters, Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c They generally put it UP in the shaped bot
ties and some Of them have stolen aud copied our
advertisements, they only worthless limitations aud
should be avoided
:. Principal Office. 1876 FULTON Street. Sun Building
NJ Y; aud by al the principal Druggists Merchants
generally throughout the United states. Wo, ladies and
the Csnadss.
For sale by DIR. +. BERB ELEY, staunton, Va.
November, %, 1S4S
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21

1t is the safest and ehectual medicine for pu
rymg the system, and relieving the suGcrings attend
ant upon childbirth discovered. IL strengthen.
both the mother aud child, prevents pain and disease
increases and enrches the food those who have used
II, think II is indispensable. Ii is highly both
before and after confinement it prevents diseases
tendant upon childbirth-in Costivcncs Piles Cramps.
Swelling Of the Feet Dependency Heartburn, Vomiting,
Pan in the Back and Loins, False Pains, Hemorrhs q,
and in regulating the secretion and equazing the
eulaticn it has equal. The great beauty of this
dciHe is 1t is always safe, and the delicate
most successfully very few require any other
dicine, in little Castor Oil, Magnesa, is useful
Exercise in the open air. and light food with this med
cine, will always ensure safe and easy confinement
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21
New FaM & Winter Goods.
CHEAPER THAN EVER,

6 toME and look, whether you buy or not for
you VIII find good assortment of Staple and
FA NcX DRX GOODS, large and well Sc
iected stock of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
riardwafe' groceries, &c, Sc. which will be of
tered at the lowest prices for CASH or on the usual
credit to punctual customers Particular attention
IS requested TO my stock of Cloths, Cassimcres. and
pesttngs, Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes-and to an
assortment of beautiful CALICOES
III you wish to lay out your CASH advantageous
ly, call on A. S. KINNEY
Main Street, opposite Cushing's
October | l84S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-21
Communion Cured.

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured
Bronchitis Consumption, Li1er CompiaiRt
Colds. Catarrh, Coughs. Asthma, Splitting
Blood, Soreness in Me Chest Hectic
Flnsh, Night Sneats, Difficult or
Profnse Erpeetoraiion, Pain
in the Side, &c, hare been
and can be cured.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
CHOLERA AT NEW ORLEANS.
ReDou of fbe Board Of Health.

THURSDAY, January AT meeting
Of the Board Of Health, held yesterday at
| o'clock, p NJ, the following report wa,
adopted
The returns to-day show diminuiion
og % deaths below that OF yesterday, from
which it will appear that the falling of OF
the epidemic is IN the ratio OF one half the
mortality OF the preceding day.
The weather continues dry and pleasant,
and the condition OF the city. so far as
the streets, CUTTERS, etc. are concerned, is
IN pretty good osder.
The abatement of the disease, 30 mark.
cd during the lat foriy.eight hours, war.
rants the strong hope that our city must
soon be nd OF the presence OF apcstilence
which has interrupted SO sensihly the bus
iness and health Of It's inhabitants for the
last three weeks.
The Sexton reports the following list
Of iniermen's IN tho city ceu.rterios for
the 81 hours ending yesterday at l2 O.
clock. OF cholera IS, OF other diseases
20. Total interments G3.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

GnDEy's LApY's BeoK.-The number
for JANUARY, 1919, IS by far the most beau
tiiul aud spirited specimen OF magazine
we have ever seen. Il contains ten fine
engrayings, aud several we'll executed
illustrations on wood. THE Dawn Of
Love, by Walter. is an excellent Mezzo,
tint. The Tableaux oi Life, exhibited
on n gorgeously engraved title page, IN
which 90 different varieties OF flowers arc
displayed, is decidedly a gem, The ar
fists lnve exercised great skill and ladg.
ment, in illustrating the present number,
and tie corps of talented writers, among
whom we notice Tuckerman, Arthur
Holmes. Sims, Irving, Mrs. Elicit, Mrs
Neal Mrs. Hale, Miss Leslie, Grace
Greenwood, and others of established
rennlation, have contributed TO make lhi'
inlrin,ieally the best, us it is the handsom
est number ever issued of this always de
Hghuul periodical. From the evidences
we have heretofore Ind. of the disposition
and ability of Mr.. Godey, to perform wha
IL promises, we hazard nothing IN saylng
ihaf the volume for 1919, will far exec
(zny y is predecessors. Now is the tim
for the Ladies TO subscribe for the mos
beautiful magazine in the country, ediiel
by their own sex. and ms ln indueemenl
if any is required, the publisher oilers Al
who remit So for the Book, copy, 70
one year. Of the Ladg's Newspaper a
excellent semi.monthly, edited by Fam.
Linton. Address l.. 4. Cooley, No. IL
Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
Iocorocn TrsrrmoNy.-Mr I.ahn.

LocoFoen TEsTImoYy.-Mr Lahm, a
Locofoco Congressman from Ohio, made
h speech in Congress a few days ago,
from which we make the following ex.
tract. Il is Il candid admission that the
tariff of 'i6 is not q iree-tfade but pro-
tectiyo mrill, and now we hope, the
lrce.laders will either give up their Ihco'
ries or propose tarill to suit their theo'
ries :-L0A. J0R rRat,
The gentleman had made one remark
which, us far as Il related to him, he dis
claimed. The gentleman had said that
the Democratic party We're i'll favor of
lrae.trade and direct toxation. For him
self, he diselaimed that doctrine; he be-
lieyed the party with which he was con.
nected dlselaimed it, The latilf Of 1916
disclaimed 1t from beginning TO ena.-
They were in favor Of levying duties TO
raise revenue, sufficient To meet the ex-
penses Of tue Government, economically
administered aud in imposing those
duties they would discriminate III favor
Of such articles as required more prolec'
ton, aud against those which required
less. Free.ifadc and direct taxation were
not the doelfines OF the Democratic party,
at least IN that section Of the country
from which he came,
They had passed the loriiT Of 1916 in
order to mise revenue sufficient to meet
the expenses OF the Government, aud II
afforded protection also-a protection OF
20 per cent. upon iron, 100 per cent. on
spirits, of 10 10 100 per cent. on almost
every article except u few on the Tree list
lie asked. what more protection was
needed Did gentlemen want protection
to the exclusion of foreigners Ii they
did not, where would they draw the line
OF demaFkatioa-ihe line at which pro-
lection should cease How much would
they keep out and how much would
they allow To come in ! Let them pro-
pose Their system, aud If 1t was any bot
ter than the present law he would vote
for it.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

TnrGolp REGIoN.-Letlefs have been
received in this city, from the capital of
Mexico. containing later adsiees from
California than any which have yet been
published. One OF these letters. from an
intelligent gentleman, aud who Is well
informed on the subject, states that fur
lhur discoveries have been made in the
gold region. which yield even n more
abundant supply Of the article than the
previous adiggIns,' - The quantity gath.
cred already amounted 10 100000 daHH
aud Wa constantly increasing, without
apparently an exhaustion. Of any limi. TO
the supply. There was great deal OF
distress among all the dlggers, for the
common neeessarics of life, and attended
with very extensive sickness aud mortal.
ity. Men loadcd with gold, appear like
haggurd taealonds. clothed IN lithy aud
tollered garments Of the meanesi kind
i is stated that one man. who had iie0
blrr4is Of brandy, sold them out at the
mines. by the small wine.gluss, u rates
which realized him fourteen thousand
l9iiass "a soia Every thing. aud par
tcularly articles Of food andaiment, were
at most unheaTd.oi prices, iaf gold was 10
plenty aud IN the possession o. every one,
lhnt il seemed TO have lost it. value
Daily additions were made to the mum.
Der employed in digging, though as yet
no portion OF the vast Good ofemigmnon
from the United States, had amvcd.-
The first arrivals oiproyisions, aud other
supplies, will no doubt realize larger
profits than any previous instance, that
can be found IN the annal, oil trade.
". o. BUkiGiH.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
rNo wEEks LATER FROM EUROPE

The steamship Europa arrived at New
York on the lst with two weeks later in.
teligence from Europe. Cotton has ad.
yanced l.sd on all American descriptions,
and not Id as was qrroneously stated in
a despatch from Nashville. The commit.
tee OF Brokers have declared the follow.
ing quotations-Georgie 4 IS, Mobile 4
is, Ofleans 1 Ia. The market was firm
aud the demand extensive.
The market for Breadsluds had expert.
cnced slight advance.
Louis Napoleon had been elected Pres.
ident of France, aud the London papers
say that when his election was made
known, General Cayaignac was burnt in
eiligy
The Emperor Of Austria has ahdcated
in favor Of his nephew.
The Pope, it is said, is in Naples, hav.
ing left Rome disguised as the servant Of
Count Steahr.
The Irish papers are filed with accounts
of starvation, Emigration is increasing
rapidly
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

ARREST or DR. MlgcmsuN.-Nost Of
our readers probably remember au ex-
imordinary case that occurred III. Shelby
county last April. Dr.. Mitcheson, hay
ing scduced the wife OF Mr. Daniel Guth.
re, prevailed or her TO attempt To poison
her husband; she, huding herself detected
in the ciiorl, acknowledged hrf gully
act, and her guilty intentions; DR.. NJ, a
note from whom was found upon her
person, Aed to parts unknown aud the
Governor OF Kentucky offered reward
OF $500 Tor his arrest.
We learn from the Fort Gibson Mis- }
Herald that Mi,chc,on was recognised a
few days ago while passing through Fort
Gibson that he was pursued aud arrested
at Gmud Lake, Ark, aud that hc was
placed ON the steamer SIlas Wright in
custody of Mr. Allen Davis to be brought
back to Kcntucky.-L2H. Jouraak.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

fm CoNcERr.-We last week, inad.
yertautly neglected 10 notice the amateur
Concert, given on the sth inst, for the
purpose of raising means to furnish the
Female Academy There were not as
many persons in attendance as we expect.
ed to sec, which was attributable to the
unfayonblc state e the weather. The
music was eloquenily diseourscd . and
was highly creditable to the amateur per.
formers. The object for which tue Con.
cert was given, Is one every way woylhy,
and IN the success Of which, the whole
community should feel an interest. An.
other Concert, for the same object, is con.
lemplaied. Of which timely notice vii be
given, when We trust every body, his wife
and wife's sisters VIII be present, and if
there be any who cannot attend in person,
let them send their admilianee fee.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17
THREATENED BLOCKADE OF CANTON BY

THREATENED BLOCKADE OF CANTON BY
TIE ANERieASs.-By the overland mail
we have adyiees from Hong Kong 10 the
2sth September. The Overland Friend
OF China, notices disagreement between
the Imperial Commissioner at Canton,
and Mr. DAVIS, the American Envoy there,
More specific details are contained N a
postscript To the following letter from
Canton, dated the eth Sepl.l 10 the
editor OF the Straits Temes, at Singapore,
CANTON, September Il.
The new Governor of Canton, who
affects n supereillious bearing towards all
foreigners, aud refused some months ago
TO grant an interview to the Spanish
Ambassador has eontrived TO get into an
awkward sonahble with the Minister OF
the Uuited 'Sntes, For some time the
Governor refused 10 fix day for receiving
Mr.. Davis, and when he at last appointed
one, he did so while that gentleman was
absent at Maeno.
Mr. Davis, a. soon as the miormaliou
was conveyed 10 him, sent word that he
would call on his Exeellency nj the time
appointed, aud left Macao without delay
but was retarded in his progress VI the
river by contrary winds, aud feehed
Canton day loo late He sent Al eS'
planation aud EXPIRE sion Of his Teget ld
the Governor lseu) requesting TIM an
other day might be fixed,
To this application an answer wa re-
turned Of so lnsnlent Il tenor, that Mo
Davis deemed ii inalmis.ihIe, anirelufn
ed it with note TO the following effect
=" shah wait few days mlra for al
apology, aud il that is Withheld, II re
mains for me 10 decide whether at once
to blockade the firer or 10 proceed to the
nonhwafd 10 see what | can do there
The Plymon.h Ii aud Preble, taips ui war
now here, aud the Ohio, (ine.oi.hatll,
ship :he Dolphin, 90 gun ,rigl and lh'
Princeton, tsleameD shortg expected
Afford ample means to enforce my de
mands."
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

RAscALiTY ~ TIE "GoLD DIGGUys. -
The New York Express says thai all
sorts Of rascaliiy will be resorted to, to
get possession ol the gold in Caiiiorna
without working loT H. One party is
said to be buying up a quantity Of old cop.
per, so interm.Xed with certain compo.
siiion, as TO pass readily for pure gold
amongt the unspspecting. This vllaiuous
material it is intended to ship OIL as soon
as possible, and when it reaches San
Francisco it is 10 be stored away aud Of.
lered for sale to the "greenhons' from
the States-who, !. is presumed, will en-.
gcrly buy up the spurious article, II offered
cheap, instead Of perlling life aud limb at
the washings" Other nefarious pro.
lects ARE Oh foot which, # carried into ex.
eculion, cannot fail TO lead to riot and
hloodshed. Allwho intend immigraling
should, therefore, be on their guard.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

In on. legislative summary, it will be
seen that Captain c. c. nanley has been
elected Auditor in place Of Elias n. Con
way, by vote OF. AZ to 10. Every one
conyersant with the affairs OF the State
will bear testimony to the iaiihlulness and
efficiency of Mr.. Conway, as public oili'
Ger. The interest OF the State, IN oui
opinion. would have been greatly promo
ted, if all the Offices had been filled by
men equally ms capable and faithful.
Captain Danleys qualifications are also
highly spoken of-we hope the State
will not be the loser by the change.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

ORIGIN or THE CuoLCRA.-Mr. Refill, an
old and respectable resident Of New York
states that IN 1882 he discovered that
the origin OF the cholera is the inhalation
OF pn insect so minutc US to be scarcely
visible to the naked eye lie says that
whom The cholera is IN place. The cvis.
tence Of those insects may be proved by
greasing cloth, ora persons arm, aud
waving them in the air, when the insects
will stick to IT, and may then be examined.
--New Orleans Bukietm.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

Cot. FRENoNr-A writer in the Bui.
falo Advertiser expresses the conjecture
that Col. Fremont, who recently resigned
his position in the army aud lett St Louis
with Numerous and carefully picked par
" for California, on his own resources.
was well aware OF the immense gold de.
posts on his route, and goes with the in
lcntion ofcnriching himself and his party
,hercirom.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

A NEw PAPER AT THE SEAT or Coy.
ERxNEST-rhe Baltimore Sun learns
that Mr.. Bullitt, Of the New Orleans
Picayune and Mr.. Gallaher, Of the Rich.
mond (Va.) Republican, are about to start
paper in Washington City, to be called
the Republican Press" They are both
able writers, and experienced in the news.
paper business. 1t is 10 be a partisan
journal, aud an advocate Of the views OF
General Taylor. the President elect
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

Cur FOR TooruACuE-Dr Arnott, Of
Brighton, says IN the London Lancet "A
degree Of cold below the freezing point
OF Water is, believe a new agent in
therapeutics, which would probably, be
useiuIIy employed ior various other im-
poriant purposes A solution Of salt, ola
very low temperature, by acting on the
exposed nerve, might at once aud perma-
nently remove toothache.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

THW HorE lie WILL DE ourEr.-A Van
Buren, man writing to the Detroit Ad-
yellsr says; Gen. Cass must have
revenge enough by this time he has
succeeded IN defeating Van Baon twice
] hope IN future hc will hc quie,"
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

n We are authorized to announce JAMES
A. BURTON, Esq, as a candidate for froseeu'
ting Attorney, IN the SIXTH Jndieial District Of the
State Of Arkansas.
November 20. 1915.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

u Thanks to CapiainL. W Cooper,
of the Annes Crocker. for New Orleans
paper of the 9th instant
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

gFwe are auihstized 10 announce Major
THOMAS HUBBARD. as a candidate for Prose.
cutting Attorney in tho 9Th Judicial elrcaii' Of 'h'
State Of Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

The Egyptian Government has issued
a proclamation declaring it unlawful for a
woman to mourn more than three DAYS,
except for her husband
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

N We are authorized 10 aaseunes RICHARD
u. PuRDoM. as candidate for Judgc Of the
County and Probate Couri If Hampstead county.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

u. We are authorized to announce JOHN
ouILI,ty, as a candidate fer Judge Of the 9Th
Judicial Circuit, Of the Sla.e ef AIkansas'
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

n We are authorized to announce u JoR.
DAN. as a candidate tOf Prosecuting Attorney IN
the 9Th Judicial clreaI, Of the Stale Of Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

i've are authorized 10 aauoanee JOHN d
TRIMBI.E, as candidate for Probate Judge
Hampstead county.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

arWs afr as,hs,laea Aeane- ALLEN
" pt.EyINS, asa caudidais for Prosecuting
Attorney in the sixth Judicial Circuit Of the State
Of Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

ltappears from the following that Gen
eral Taylor is a descendant Of one Of the
Oldest families Of Virginia. One Of the
'Gv's' no doubt.
"Iu the list Of emigrants from Grayes-
end embarked for Virginia, January 9th
1885. on board the Thomas Il John.
Richard Lambert, master, occurs the
name Of Zdchary Taylor, aged 81
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

SECRETARY OF STATE AND TREASURER.
David d. Greer Esq, has been reelected
Secretary Of State, and Samuel Adams
elected State Treasurer.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

qr We are authorized to announce, LEVIN
HANDY. as a candidate iof Judge o; ;u,e 9Th
Judicial Circuit, Of the State Of Arkansa~
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17

A UTICA Boy uP TO nk EYES ~ GoLB.
We were yesterday shown letter from
a young fellow in san Francisco, who
formerly resided IN Utica. showing that.
after seven years Of change and hard.
ships lac has at last dropped anchor IN Il
lucky spot. lie left Utica seven years
ago at the age OF fifteen, aud went to the
Pacific on whaling voyage. Getting
tired Of whaling he left the ship at the
SauJvvith ,aland.. aud soma iinio n(tcr
shipped on board a Spanish vessel bound
TO California for hides. While in this
service he was wrecked on the coast, aud
his next move was to enter into the en-.
ploy of the great New York company,
Prime. Ward, X King, who had vessels
at California gathering hides. lie has
been IN this business for the last five
years, The letter lGst received is dated
San francisco, August 10, lsls, aud the
f0achiAg passage IN it read as follows
81 have got more gold than can lit,
and am getting more every day. shall
soon be home independently nrh. There
have been two ships here. aud their crews
left Them aud went TO digging gold.-
They dig no deeper than i've feet but
found the most Of mine in the creek.
Utica Gazette.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-17


ouR CmcuIr CoURTs.-1he courts IL
the 9th Judicial Circuit in accordance
with an act Of the Legislature, approved
January sih. 1919, viii commence as
follows.
Sewer couniy--Lasi moLday in Fobru-
airy and August.
Pike eounly--lst Monday in March
and September
Polk county--2d Monday in March
and September
Montgomery county-3d Monday in
March and September.
Clark county--4th Monday in March
and September.
Ouachiia county--ist Monday after
lth Monday in March and September
Union couniy--3d Monday after 4lh
Monday in March and September
LsiayetIc cVuu,y--1in hiunday aflcr
4th Monday in March aud September
Hampstead eounty--6th Monday after
4th Monday in March and September