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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

H0EELS, kESTAu RANTS.
PLANTERS HOTEL-This time honored and
fashionable establishment. having undergone s..s
siderable alterations and repairs during the
mer superior order for the accommodation of Iii
the public, whose patronage the undersigned would ks8
most respectfully solicit, promising that eNerons shall be
wanting his part make their pleasant and
able. His rates are as follows:
Board and Lodging in the Public Department per day. 50
Board and Lodging in the ladies Family Depart
ment, according 10 the Room occupied, from $50
81 90 per day
fV The BAR Room and BARBER SHoP, from their Tosi-
ton heetotOre annoying to Ladies the estab h.
ment have been changed, and the entry the Hotel
tered as to make agreeable and pleasant 1t believed Ina
when The prices and accommodations those
OF other houses the Planters Hotel will surpassed by
any other establishment in The city.
mis- 3m NJ. MURRAY Proprietor
WHITE HALL, No. "A St Louis street-New
w Saloon and Res durant for Ladies'.
The subscriber grateful for the patronage SsstsfgfyTH
which they have experienced at the WHITE S~S-N4sSS-
ALL, and desons OF its continuance have greatly embe
lshed their establishment On SATURDAY. 10Th November
at O'Clock ?. N. they will open New RESTAURANT
NaA o YhOuse No A St Louis street.
MI This new Saloon. decorate by the best artiss
81, ~ ot ihls city, unItss elegance comfort. On
ne tables VIII be spread the deCaces of each season. and the
Wines choice.
e epubc invited on Saturday next 10 partake
splendid LUNCH, by which this Saloon will be opened.
hl4 pm 5. NlOSCA %
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GROCERIES, ETC.

A. F. COCHRAN q CO.,
~ JchOupltOHldS Street,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHA ANTS aud Di.
~ rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.,
have always hand
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5OO bushels genu.
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
tlGS-l0OO drums Smyrna, superior Eleme;
RAISlNS-ln quantities to suit purchasers;
ALMUNDS-300 bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
SHELLED ALMONDS-4l0 boxes in fue order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA HUFS-350
bags and barrels;
PEPPER. R ACE GINGER, sto,--4GO bags;
STARCH-Ageney Of Heth, Floyd & Co.;
9iIiHE QlI-599 baskets, pnts and quarts, PaguOl;''
NES-W holes, halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
WIN E-hnscat, CIaret, etc, in boxes Malaga sweet
mr. and ,dEy; PoTt Wine, vHnous qualities, ETC.;
BRANDIES-NanOus qualities;
BUTTER-Always on hand. u supply best St Louis;
ORANGES and LEimO NS-Of direct impOyatio1. n nd
al kinds of Foreign Fruits etc;
PRDNES-ln Jars and fanGy boxes;
GITRONS-8N boxes superior Genoa CitFops;
CHAMPAGNE--lf0 baskets;
BRANDY CIlERRi ES-90O eases fresh, landing.
MAGCARONl AND VERMtCELLI-3OO cases fresh
Genoa, landing:
FIRE-CRACKERS-3OOh boxes first quality No 1;
PpWDER-AgenCY Of the celebrated "a american Chrys
~ Powder Company guaranteed superior ts any
Powder manufactured [dl7 3dDl oil
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Wholesale and Retail.
NJ. LEFORT, 1913 ST. CHARLES sTREE

NJ. LEFORT, 1913 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the 81. Charles THEATRE
The King of COnfectiOners, late from Paris.
ITO PROVE that we do not take this title in
L vain, we pray the public in general and those sSr
passing our establishment. TO give Il cal and eN 5SSa
anime for themselves. We have the choice Skk5s
and varied artic es of CONFECTIONERY, uch -VNITS
Pastries Cakes, all pure Sugar Chocolate, ~
Candies, etc, etc,
MIR Ieto has the best collection of Flower Pictures stat
ues Fancy Goods, Fruits, Toys ETC. in pure sugar which
have ever before been in this city.
Mr. LetOn also has engaged the best French Pastry Cooks
TO serve the public and families that establishment ia
uis city can suEpass il. ny 3mUs
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SADDLERH WAREHOUSE,
S.sssos III Nos. so AND So COMMON 81. "a,
szssSsS5tS d NSMIfH 81 BROTHER, man. -
Ss5SaaaAzAzk 49, utactuTers and dealers in SAD
uhES and H. ahSESS Of every style and quality, would
can the attention OF Merchants, Planters and Others their
grge and well assorted stock made and selected especially
or ts market compnsng variety of saddles in
use; Coach Gig, Buggy Wagon, Cart and Day Harness;
TrkfinS, Harness Band and Top Leather; Hog Skins;
eef, sheep and Goat Skins; Brides; Mangales
Whips Bi5s Spurs. Stinqgs ETC. etc.. Also Mil and Gin
Bands Sadders Tools and Trimmings; Carriage Trimmings
ETC. all OF the best quality and the lowest prices
ana SMITH * BROTHER, so and 81 Common st.
FOR CALIFORNIA,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, BITS, STiRRUPS, etc. OF
~ ~ eeHEeIY df9cnptlQnt INDIA RUBBER rS-a
Eo%st Ha ItAtKP4TTLLNs ttIP T, SADDLE iBAes.. TENTS
ylo SMITH Il BROTHER 81 Common st
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REMOVALS.

n EMOVAL-Dr. J. S. Cores has removed his
office and residence from e7 Al Magazine, door
to me GornsT OF Edward street d3 ly
r EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
Gate of Natchez) has removed No. l44 street.
ocs IN the lower front third door beyond the EptscO
pal Church. mo 3mos
p EMOVAL.-R. H MARR, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. ii st. Charles street No. n
Camp street, up stairs. ms Iy
d pEMOVAL-JoSEPH H. PALMER Il Co have
IL removed from 90 Grayer street No. ECamp street.
above Graver so 6m
d pEMOVAL- DR.. MCKELvEY has removed
IL his Office No II CaTondeleI, between Canal and Com
mon streets M 3m
D ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAGuERREoTYPg
removed the north of Canal and Chats
eet-The finest Portraits the world taken this
tabshment, at prices to suit the times, Call and En-,
trance No. "a Canal street. nj Smops
pORTER, ALE AND CTDER-l5O boxes
Philadelphia Porter, Ale and Cider pnts and quarts
tor sale by ldl3l E. WOOD& Co Post q, "a My.
p lCE-The entire cargo of The brig Somsrs,
consisting of 800 whole and 30 half terces bags too
sale on landing by BAREl.Ll GO. 81 Common st.
DLASTER-lOOOb bbls. Newark and Rosendale.
L and other brands, Tor sale by
dli HAYMAN \ holden, SO Magazine ST.
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SADDLERY. ETC.

SADDLERY, ETC.
Newark, j. SADDLERY Warehouse.
ANDREW g. BULL co. No. Is Canal :.
kssszfhsA street, New Orleans, between Camp and
n aaaA Magazine manufacturers aud importers Of HAn
SaideTy and Saddlery have l5eENk
u on hand a large and complete assortment -L--&A
Of Saddles Brides Marungae Trunks Whips Skring Harness
and be ieather Hogskn Saddlers' Tools mmpgs OF
every desGrt2uon at No Is Canal
$50 6m d&W ANDREW Z. BULL & CO.
PHlLADBLPBEA sADDI4ERN NARKIIOIi az
ECA SIGS ofthe Golden Horse Head STTES~S~Sr1
rFs3sz where the large Horse stands in 4LEIs
Htss=zA1SG the d2or-No. Magazine, near ~k Mo NJ
Canal street sklssHS i u ~
MAGEE g. KNEASS,
hanulacLures and importers of SADDLERY UAR-
NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather OF ali kinds ToDIs
and Findings for the Trade Plated Saddery Ware 0hri
and Harness Furniture. WheeLbGrrOics, Carey and Pea
Military Goods,
ArE IN great variety, together with Military 4 4
E9$v, Findings, Trimmings, ETC., Cloths Gas. u II
LT4 5l1eFes, Buttons, Laces and Embroideries, M MI
~ Flags, Bunings, etc. ll .u
HeghHh and Jewels,
For Masons, Odd Fellows, and Sons of Tempe rance Work
ing Regaia, Peraphemalia. " ~
M h are Principal Agents Of the Boston Betting Com.
steam Pecklng ETC., together with all articles of
LNDL4 RUBBER MANUFACTURE
Purchasers invited call and the Goods and py
ces with other Houses, or they will regret it. "
LS Great inducements viii be offered. ap9 IyDW
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I EMONS-lO0 bxs. Merton Lemons, for sale by
- n36G K. +. NICHOLS & CO., 10 and IS Camp 81.
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EW ORLBANs ENIiihANT Nsi3h!iA a REMITTANCE
~ - - IL

HE undersigned, his old established Office continues 10
accommodate persons desrOus of renting money 10 their
friends in England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable in pOsowH in the above named King
ms, and in sLE suit lie also as usual continues bay
brought from Liverpool this city on good
ships and reasonable te'ms Parties living at distance by
addressing letter (pOapad) to the undersigned viii be
1mpty attended to. JOHN TOOLE,
siU om IS Bank Place.
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JAMES II. SPRATLEY,
MEDICAL CARDS,


-1rgF HUTANIV NTtl z STUKE. .Y
49, 9S CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS. S1A9
~ CONDUCTED BY DIR. A. A. JONES. A
A&A Thls old establishment sOicts a continuance IAA
OF public patronage. 1t the oldest existence
the South And the one, too that has uniformly kept fresh
and good Medicines evnced by the fact that its oldest
patrons still its best Every compound prepared
by the proprietor whose experience that line OF
sixteen standing. they prepared of the best
gredlenis, and are consequently of the best quality.
should Planters, Physicians private families wish 10
procure Botanic Medicines that every respect
ed to the designs Tor which they ed
they have only give their commission merchant sC
strucons to procure them of the subscriber, who keeps
stantly hand full and complete assortment both
pies and compounds.
All at low prices articles OF the value ca
afforded in the South.
Also all the late Botanic works
Botanic Physician always in attendance .Remembat
the Ma. of the is IS CAMP STREET. Iy2Sh&W w lant
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1t The subscriber respectfully invites the pa rOnane
OF the RANELLlSG PUBLIC, confident that he Ora
can supply the wants of the Transient Visitors M,I
io Montgomery well any of his competitors III
Those who going to- returning from the North can
OBTAIN MEALS AT ALI hOURs to uit the arrival and
tRIe 9i The railroad and steamers fine four horse
OMNIBUS constantly attendance, convey passengers
to and from the the cars rp of charge The ac
commodalons equal any other establishment in the
town, and, being at reduced rate offer addiona induce
mens to the Travelling Public. The Stewards Cooks
and Servants engaged and pains will be spared
render the stay OF Visitors pleasant and agreeable
do d&Wf =. A. ABERCROMRIE.
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- ARDIA& HOUSE,.
No. III GR9piER STREET, beEloeen ST. Chdrlss
aud Cdrondels, one door from corner Of CdrORdeLe:
M Rs. w lltSON respectfully informs her fsseA
above eligible location occupied by her during the ~
4t two years, and prepared accommodate friends
9nd those who may favor her with their patronage. From
per long experience and the very desirable and convenient
Glye entire satisfaction all who may favor her with
patronage Her TERMS will continue to be very Mon.
ERATE do 1yd&W
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The above II al be rented Parties It having been
hs1 ~ l.r that purpose For further parcusTIappY
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-01
CHAPTER III.
OF ARMS AND EUfPMENTS.

SIC 25. The Quarter Master Gener.
al shall furnish, subject to the orders oi
the Commandr,.in Chief. all necessary
arms and equipments. suited to the par
.,cular con, panies or corps belonging to
,acl, regiment, required Tor field duty, at
Lie expense of the State; and the COM
mand,nv officer of each company shall
ne RESPONSIBLE for the safe keeping and
return Of all arms and equipments com
mitted to his charge. aud shall execute
.ucb bonds as the Quarter Master Gen.
eral shall require from time to time; and
no mpany shah be furnished until bonds
for TIE safe keeping and return Of oil arms
and equipments snail be executed and
approved by the Quarter Master General
nor until 4 suitable arnnOry, for Their de-
. sit. shall be selected. There shall De
allowed out Of The Treasury OF the state
90 each ua,f1rm ,mpany that shall con-
u,rm in all respects 70 the provisions o'
tnis Act. aud that shall numoer MOI we
than thirty nlep, The sum oil twenty ",e
.,.,lia,s nrr annum. M rent for su''spie
armusv in which 10 preserve their ains anu
ms,i,ary eauipGaenls, and ALSO - cOa'P."
sAlion f,r cisaaing and keeping ~ 800
rep.ir said arms and equipments ana 'ac SS
araloey shall be under the I'm, SoD"v a. me
charrs ~ me commanding oiLcss y, "s
eo@paSy 10 Who's. ais'r,e, !. 'S as5ce, .s.
c.a.. an ans and equipments received
$50, -. :, ,sne. for the use VI MS COM
psny. 20 De lsp,siled THEREIN. saelsc. . a sse
ard.T 81 his superior oiAcers. q ~
nanaIsg Ioauss 81 ease co@pAns 'nS" :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-01

Charles Vain, NJ. e.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nFFiCE over s. P. ROLES Srore-resi-
~ dence thnd doc, west ofshe Lilch6cld
House, West ~.
Li.ch6rld, April 9Th, 1850. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-01

Onath9n r.. Morton,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law
West Cornwall, Conn.
Jan uary II, 1850. 3.;if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-31

appear will, it ut ALL As apubc document it does not by
any public expectation excited by the presl
ous fame of Mr. Corwn statesman |; sin some parts
very elaborate and in others very crude showing marks OF
great haste in the final nake up OF its donled parts
lis argument chiefly devoted TO attempt 10 avanze
TO now life the oft discarded doctrines of other days The
great measure 6 is attacked but the theories of Mr. Cor
win against the efficiency Of that law will not stand when
compared with the realities that all see in its nlagn-
cent results Wherever the doctrines of the report in roa-
ton to the Tariff OF l6 based upon statistics the state
garngy disngenuous Inconsistent and unsalis-
factory as We may take occasion hereafter TO show.
The legislation recommended in connection with the Tar
III is follows:
l. change in the present al ralorcm system, which
should impose specific duties all articles 10 which such
duties may safely applied with home valuation upon such
as are necessarily subject 10 dd roorem duties
H. Ii the principle of specific duties shall not be adopted
that the home valuation instead Of the foreign should then
be applied to all imports subject to ad ralorem duties.
III II neither OF the foregoing changes shall be thought
proper is deemed highly necessary that the pesen
rate of duties should be increased great variety OF ar
ces which will be found could bear such increase with
the most salutary effects upon trade and revenue.
There but little probability we have remarked that
Congress will adopt either of the first propositions the
third and as within the range OF Secretary Walkers
recommendation, npd will. we hope, meet with favor
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VOLUME XLVH.
.,,p RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,.upn DAILY AND sEMI-wEEhLl
TE r NJ s..

TIE X Is. ofa airh
ffR'a 9 ssa fG1 months. af
Tk hss dsafs pei end IN ne once RENTED by"a' post PAID
~ dollars per ahu g. may he reunited per mall IN good ano
All aSss soes % al the r Edo 10. ppaT ssr
~, pad oy ne r,,er IL Is the accumulation OF postage
ssve business which % SperS,vsss ervsRTIsING d
n,uy ENoIjiRER:-ror fifteen lines OF less, hrst IN
N Ii .,s and every succeeding inserea twenynse h
s1uan M. cn week week. or three uhes "e'A' S
rsa and ha are charged fifty dollars for thirty lines and U
nnuai iensth-except Loaer
sn s.aler Bas'l Aa'l'"'e''' who a'' '"4ss' - N'
ID rur ,IMwEEkLY-Fer e. ne'' or less hrs' insertion
;. II ~ " ,or each continuance 90 cents -.
nom distance must b. accompanied win he pay
oas, o,c,ory references. insure execution
~ Gtries Of respect exceeding ayhf hHes are
- for as advertisements =, .., ,4..ovo. ~.
land writing unknown 10 us must be authentlested oy the
par. lie the neighborhood or they VIII IN nc
Every that has been taken 10 prevent
@ and quizze naspfossd heretofore Us we mas
,ns Of ihe Postmaster ice'' on s back oj tas feer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-31
THE TREASURY REPORT.

We devote large portion of our space to-day to the ne
uor of the Secretary of the Treasury says the Pennsyva
niau s accompanied by number Of outside tables ana
10 which itres bu. which are neither
" accurate nor important warrant their publication al
present The Report refers also to some tables that 40 not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-31
IN caEsTERFIELD COUNTY COURT, December

i the 9th 1860: . . ~,
wife, and Mary F0fgusson riaminS
against ,;.
VIM Coods sheriff Chesterfield county, and as such admns
,raio de bon NON deceased and Of William Ak
John a. Flournoy the infant and unknown heirs and
a. ann psas Hslds a r Aim and Others, Defendants.
This day csme the plaintiffs and died their BILL and the defendants
oucy and tho unknown hss and o. Mans ns
given according Assembly and the rules OF ms
Court appearing satisfactory evidence that they are moi
this Of the PLAINTIFF u IS ordered
hs the said defendants DO appear before this court
scond Monday January and answer the OIL Oh he PLAIN
COW of this order forthwith inserted in news
nned In lie city Richmond and published for four weeks
and posted front door the Court House Of TINS
,s AZ, ronv Trre W. w. r. COGRILL, d. c.
Tbs obse ofthe bin distribute the Slave. devised
hs Arhur AKIN deceased 10 his widow Nancy Akn Tor
with remainder death the said Pleasant Akin and
William Akin amongst their heirs ana cocplp c.
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aTA cIRCUIT COURT OF LAW for the {

ATA CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW for the s..a county ya Of
Henreo hsld for the trial civil Al the State Court
House the city Of Rchmend Wednesday, November An
On he motion OF Eliza Warner widow Of Or Augustus !!
ne The Court than have elapsed he
of Myers administrator Of tina sad oe
eesd ordered ha, the creditors the said deeeden show
Of the next regular 70 os hsa 70. .ns e s
ssid deceden 10 dsrbutees and that this order DO
once week for weeks In Of the newspapers
eiy al Richmond posted he door Of the Cou House OF
Hepco county day Of successive terms ns ad
County Court. Copy. Teste, z. hoblNeoN' " "
Dec. N-sT4w
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Irv rvsaAaSNCERY-vRGINA:- IA In Hanover County Court
eass@ Gilman Edwin Gilman Elizabeth c. Perrin, late
e 1lnsn, and John d. Perrin, hor husband and James
aaSa, PLAINTIFF
III, - =. rackman and John c. Brock, Defendants.
M day came be further heard the papers fox
Gss, amended bill OF compainans in this cause and
sh H. sIeo and was argued by counsel: consderse2
, sSu being ofopnOn from the allegations tho plead
Ls ina: 10 probable thar tie defendant John C.
rEa =. parted this life nesiae and without ssue and that
% @ property IN said procs ssdings should be
Come ms next OF kin, unlese the sold John c. Paekman
", CLAIM the same urtn due advertisement made
wS ana Decree that unleshs said John c. Packman
TOUT months atcrl expiration the advertise
provided for, the court will proceed 10 make the
and the court doth further order that copy OF
Rehio weeks IN newspaper published In
Louis and In some newspaper published in the City
ssM J a. the charge Of tho portion Of said fund be-
Y, -ewss T. Packman A Copy. Tess,
T. Louis Time. IN, WIN 0. WINSTON, c. II. g.
s onee Tor collection ~ "s'A''' "'As
~ DEC q A.'-0 iierces new Rice, for sale Nv
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-,.,I,,nrcuEI.L,S EYE.SALVE.

from Dr. Josyn, OF the regular pracuee,
srsy liberal minded Individual that M.chslps Eye.
qack eu, entitled as Ss ts sv Ssn,
3ere'" ''s oeien''' PERRY, August 10, lSa6.
v..v,r-Dear SrThe first time your Eys'Saiv- was
,h,nns where came informed, on your recon-
w nave IN mast OF the patent medicines But as the most
& Of ,reanen, and remedies had utterly failed 70
sufferer consented its supposlng that u II dld
ssh' ne M M hurt Ii was case Scroulous Oph.
@ ~ b ewes The balls and lids were all very much in
nany @ ys S,ye was used Immediately it acted like
tc says perfect cure effected This sometime
Wnr Since have used your Salve great many timos
M ewes and which had resisted all treatment
=" FIVE wears Ny present opinion is that as 10 eonreaieee
fy and cerany snrasses all the SalVes anu bye'
-, s,.iss e which havelany knowledge. - o.,r,~, ~
Respectfully, y>nrr nrv, pIIRCEyI IaDII a %
%yoR WOOD co, and Druggists and Merchants generally
pa,
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supply this Justly celebrated remedy TOT
Dyspepsia; Dr. Woods Sarsapaula aud Wild
|Asry Dier and o. S Richardson's Sherry Wine Bers
e Cherry Peclora Rushon Clarke Cos Genuine Cod Liver
|h; was Basam Of Wild Cherry; Mrs Gardners Basam oil
xor Mrs Cold Candy; as,inss' Syrup Of Naptha;
hOmpons Syrupo Tar Iaynes Expec,oran and Aeraiiye
FOR IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.-tO dozen
1 D, Townsends Sarsparila 30 dozen r. Townsends
| q Saos do 81 dozen DE- Corks do and dozen Dr.
|iai WHehs Pills
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pain Keller; Hswes' Nerve
md Boe Inaen, Days Pain EXTRACTOR Montaguesnew remedy
Jew DaT Hebrew aud Hunts Lnamen together with
Rsae Thompsons Botanic Medicines just re
eei'edioM tie manufacturers, and for sale low by
Wa. =. LADD, Druggist, No. 3l9, Broad Street.
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BY THE PREsrDENg OF THE VIRGINIA CON-

FUNHE Commonwealth Virginia Shcrs the counties
4 Shenandoah, Hardy and Warren-Greeting:
vacancy hath the Virginia State Convention
by the resignation of Green Samu the delegates
to serve the said Convention from the district
Of the counties of Shenandoah Hardy and Warren hereby
commanded on Thursday the second day OF January
be chosen by the electors OF respective councs qualified
according law delegate supply the vacancy aforesaid
ln testimony Whereof John Y Mason President of the Conven
1850 JOHN Y. MASON.
Auest-S d. WHIrTLR Secretary. Dec l9-c6t
10 City papers equsstedto copy.