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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-03
ARTICLES EORTuE ,roHEET.

IA large assortment of fife French Extracts
for the handkerchief Poundcs for the hair &c
lognc Waters, French, German and English; Flor
da and Lavender Waters; Toilet Bottles; sorlc rer,
fine Hair Brushes, Combs. Dressing Cases and NJ
most every article suited for the toilet Of indy o.
Gentleman. Many of the articles are If the most
choice kinds, and will doubtless plcs'c the D"p
fastidious. For sale by
Oct I3-ts JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
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DYCnCOL,D SILK cIvcts-JIi

IL opened rich A. Silk Vclvcfs for Mantillas,
bought at the French Sale mt about half price, for
sale cheap for cash. i. II. LEWIS & co.
Oct I3-ts
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POETRY.



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TIVo DEALERsIN TIMBER AND

JOHN NJ. SIZED.
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a rORRENT.-THE BRICK HOUSE

A-.L In which now reside. situated on % Franklin
HW," consisting Of seven rooms and all other up-
performances for "a large family besides good gar
den, and most excellent well Of water TO good
tenant the rcn; will be moderate. Apply to
Oct l3-ts NfLLTAMCLAyEY.
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n. GUGGENHEIMER
l. UNTERMY
Oct 23-is Granite Buildings. Cabell House
A Large assortment ofGroccrics

"A Dry Goods. Sc, selling ont 10 closc.-JAMES
T. WILLIAMS intending to remove from Lynch
burg. offers to close ont his entire stock of Goods
by the LIST January next. The assortment is large
and well assorted the most Of the goods having
been recently purchased fer cash and he is pre-
pared to offer inducements superior to any house Ia
I.ynchburg.
The Storc-liouse in which he is now living will
be for rent the lst January next.
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n OTECE.-THEC CONCERN OF b. II &

N 0TEEE.-THE CONCERN OF Il. II &
~ A. G. LEWIS, was dissolved on the st dat
of September last. All persons having cluims a
gainSt the said concern, viii please present then
for payment, and those indebted to US will pleas,
call and SETTLE az We are very anxious close ~
old business. Is. H. & A. LEWIS.
Oct. BIS
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NEW CONCERN.-S. & NJ GUGGEY-

~ HElMER, have the pleasure Of announcing to
their friends and the public in general, that they
have associated themselves for The purpose Of car
rying on the CLOTHLNG BUSINESS wko'csaic
mt ,rtaH. They will study to please everybody,
and invite all to come and examine their stock. for
they keep n larger and finer assortment rlran they
ever kept before. Call on them before you go else
where, and they feel assured you viii be pleased in
price and quality. Oct 6--3m
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4 GENCY FOR PERUVIAN GU

IA ANO.-l have in store and will continue to
receive during the present and approaching season,
the best quality Of Peruvian Giano. Sales will be
made by the ton half ton or bag. tho very lowest
rates Aug 2i-fs BIZ. SACKETT.
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,ALE of sTOCK or GRoCE-

- RIES. S'c.-lntendiug to close business, pre-
paratpry to the removal of one of Us to Washing
ton City offer for sale our stock of Groceries,
Sr., at the lowest cost price for cash. The stock
consists Of Coffee Sugars. Salt, Leather, Bale Cot
ton. Oznaburgs, Iron, Steel, &c The stock is
well assorted, and of the best articles.
To any one desiring to commence business, we
will sell on the most accommodating terms. both
to credit and prices, and they thereby procure
good house for business.
n. B.-We request all Of our old customers to
come forward and settle their dues.
Oct Cts SNITHSON " NTATUAM.
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- NEW LINE or STEAM

.%sss NEW LINE OF STEAM
1st-sisa SHIPS bc'ro,R Richmond and Pbiiaadphi,
-fonctug At Norfolk and City Poiat-The UNION
STEAM SHIP COMPANY having built two beau
tu first class Steamships expressly for this trade,
respectfully give notice that the new steamship
VIRGINIA will positively leave Philadelphia ON
the lst day Of February next, and the ship PENN
SfLYANlA in few days thereafter. One of
these Ships viii leave each port every five days. and
will 60 through in Is 20 80 hours, and to or from
Norfolk in II hours-oiicring unrisacd facilities to
shippers and passengers, economy and dispatch. n
v0idinc MI inRsiipmenis. Insurance will be az
low as by the inland routes. Each ship ia provided
with two OF Francis Life Boats, and have the cred
it of being the bcst buW ships in Philadelphia. Due
notice viii be given Of the time for leaving each
port. RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
Agents At Richmond.
JOHN ROW LETT.
Agent at Petersburg.
7. p. CEONELL.
Agent nj Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRIDGE,
Jan l6-ff General Agent Phila.
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Pasfnonen,cnf.
COMMISSIONERS Sale orLANI

The above sale is postponed to saturday. the 81
November [oct, 3o-3tl r.. @.
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REAT ATTRACTYON!.-NEU

NKEAE ATTRACTION! .-NEV
" ami Spicadh sock IF Dry Cords md Roa3g
Made CiohiRgat H1o'esalcA, Rc'aI.-GTGGEN-
ffEfiiER T. UNTERN YER-RcspcctfuII in
form their friends and the public generally that they
nrc now receiving splendid stock Of DRY Gocas.
suitable for the Fall and Winter season. cmhra-
cling every article of Ladies' and GeH9tmsRs u en-.
All ofwiiel the public invited to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We lavca beau
tiiul assortment Of Hats and Caps. Bee 0ad Shoes
with splendid and general assortment offancya ar
liclcs, all nf which offered unu@unlly low pr
ces. Call and sec u.s. and we feel assured that yor
will be pleased with prices well Goods. as We
urcdctermincdto sell low having purchased for cash.
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Noae Clothing, Purchased by them for casl
at unusually low prices, by which means they are
enabled To offer greater inducements TO the public
than any similar establishment.
Thcywould particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others their Iholesai, Prizes
believing that they will find it to their interest to
give them a call and examinerhcir stock before O.
ing farther East The great facilities which they en-
joy in purchasing their supplies enable them To an
nnnnce with confidence. tbattcir goods will be sold
ut RICHMOND PRICES.
n. GUGGENHEIMER
l. UNTERAIYER.
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ID EM0SA SUBSCRIBER takes
Il a this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
to his old friends and the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him.
and also of informing them that he has removed
from his old stand to the house recently occupied
by s. Guggenheimer & CO., and directly opposite
to the Cabell House, where he viii always keep on
hand large and well selected stock Of Groceries,
Domes'ies, Lirtors, &c. which viii be sold low for
cash in exchange for Country Produce.
Aug I1-3m JAMES kINNIER.
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GROCERIES, &C.
NEW CONCERN.--Wm. A. =


IN John VI. Miller take this method Of
Informing their friends and the public generally,
thai thew have taken the large aud commodius gran
lite front building, Bank Square. opposite Henry
Davis, formerly occupied by A. b. Rucker) for the
purno-r &c transacting general GROCERY
| COMMISSION &. FOR IFARDING BUSf
| NESS.
| Weare now receiving our supply of GOODS.
comfy in the Northern markets upon the
| most advantn gcous terms, consisting in part OF
lPRN oand Cuba SUI Rice
ear. Sperm. Adamantine and
st C,oix and Cuba Su- Tallow Candles
| sar. very fine Brown and Nariegated
p RIO and Sugar house Soups
Molasse. Green and Black Teas
Rio and Laguyra coffee part very superior
1 Naricabo do Flour
| Old rovmtJava do Mackerel
Mocha do Clipt and Roc Herrings
Cotton yarns all Nos Sole Leather
| Nails OF all sizes Shoe Thread
Bar rolled, band and Nova Scotia grind stones
hoop iron Painted Pals
| Bstercd Steel Nest Tubs
Cast do Liquors of every quality,
Shear do embracing all the diff
Octagor cast do forent kinds ofWhisky,
Salt Brandy Rum, Gin, NAL
Lime aga Madeira, Port, Sher-
Bacon superior quality ry and Champagne
Cigsrs.so of the very Wines.
| finest brands Best London Porter qfs.
Window Glass & putty and pts.
DOMESTICS. CALICO. ALPACA,
Lawns, Ginghams, Irish Linens, Silk and cotton
hdk'fs, Oznaburgs, Nankeen Oznaburgs. Hat, Boots
and Shoes. Pepper, Ginger, Spice. Mace Nutmeg,
Copperas, Alum, Indigo, Madder, Starch, Soda,
Salt Peirc Birthstone, Bed-cords and Plough lines;
all of which will sell on the mostfavorablc terms
for cash, or punctual customers in exchange for
country produce. Persons visiting this market
would do well TO give us call before purchasing.
as determined to give satisfaction, ard as
our goods have been purchased at sucha favorable
time, offer great inducements to people to
buy from Particular attention paid to filling or
ders receiving and forwarding goods. Please give
us trial. WIN. a. s. JNO, NJ. MILLER.
| July lots
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n OTTCE.-TUE SUBSCRIBERS TAXI
LN great pleasure in returning their thanks 70
their friends and tine public generally for their vetl
liberal patronage extended to them, and would mos
respectfully ask a continuance of the game to To,
concern Of b. Fl. Lewis &. Co.
Oct 13-ts b. II LEWIS e. co
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EFERENCES
- "a -

LYScuEURG--ticn. y. Rodee. Cen. o. g. Clay
John O. l.. Goggin, Esq, Cha-. l.. MoAlv, ESD
John VI. Speed, Esq. Rev. @. Il. Vaughan.
BrDFonD-Rey- J. q. Shcppersan, Dr. j. T. w
Read, DR.. VIM. StePtoc, Hon W L. Goggin. Alex.
Irvine, Esq
cANPEELL-Jadgc Fleming Saupdcrs.
LIBERrY-James !, johnson, Esq
Liberty. Va. Ang i-is
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r AND 4 TIMBER ron SALES

IL offer for sale "a TRACT OF LAND CON
tanning near 1000 acres, principally in woods,
n portion of which is good Tobacco land The
Timber consists Of pine, oak and poplar, and is
worth more than ask for the land. This land is
about three miles from Hardwicksyilc, the road TO
which passes through it. The bridge across james
River VIII soon be completed, which will make the
Canal accessible and sufficiently near TO haul the
wood wish also to sell the timber On 1900 acres,
about il miles from the head of the Tyo River
pond, where Canal Boats may land Tins land
i well timbcrc1 with pine poplar, white oak and
hickory. and SAW MILL might be located about
the centre Of the track the creek, TO which all
the lumber might be brought with convenience,
being down hill all the way. ! wish also to sell the
| Timber on Tract Of Land Of the same quantity "
ing in pnrt on tho River and adjoining the land on
which reside. For the land near charlottesville
/ ask $3.50, (l-3 easily | will take for the tim
Der, either specified sum per tree, or portion Of
the timber, the purchaser may prefer. Address
(post paid) Tye Rive Warehouse. Nelson County.
Aug lSts CLIFFORD CABELI..
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NlGUkED Table COyers.--A SPLEEN
u did article Of Centre Table covers. inst rec d
and sor sale lov. loct. 27-t-l A. WINSTON.
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Iva sent session, on Thursday, the 2fth of July.
The Fall and Winter Term viii open on Mondoy,
September LIT. and continue Eve months. Mrs.
Smith. hereafter will be associated in teaching.
with H. j. FOSTER, A. NJ, n gentleman Of high
moral worth. IA wei rs superior Classical md Ma
themniical Education, and of much experience in
teac!iiag--hnyng been successfully engaged ns Tu-
tor in College, nj Washington City, Teacher 10 Pro-
fessor Benz. fial!owcll's Boarding School, ai Alex
andria, and, recently as Principal Of tho Academy
at New Londan.
Pupil. now becoming members of rlIis Tnstitn-
ton wil, we confident, enjoy increased faciIi-
ties for improvement. particularly 10 the LaHgna-
ges Ancient and Modern, aud the various branches
Of Mathematics. No mnterial changes will tnkc
place. either in the regulations discipline Of the
School. We are grateful for the smiles o. Heaven
upon efforts and for the increased patronage Of
orr friends, (having had, during present session
more Than sixty sehoiars,) and il Is constant
aim TO make the school every wny ro,fly Of sach
pairoRogc and desirable for Young Ladies'.
/ n arcordancc with the above announcement, tho
l. Fall and Winter Session of our School will com
nencc On the 1st Of September nexi, under the fol
lowing Instructors:
ii. ]. FOSTER, (Prncipal) and Instructor IN An
cieni and Modern Languages. and Mathematics.
Mas. z. r. SHiTH. (Assoeiatc) and instrnciress
in French and English branches.
Miss MITCHELL, insiruetIess il Music.
Rev. ]. y. MrcHgtL, will deliver occasional
Lectures in Moralaud Natural Philosophy.
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EOHN III. TTREE, has

us
- fec to the samc building where he will he ready
At oil times to attend his friends in the sale Of
Tobacco. &c. up lots
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A. CARELL House FOR RENT.

M CABELL HOUSE FOR RENT.
Ill This well known Hotel situated Bank
square, is for rent Tor one more years, commence
ing from the Let September next. Apply to
RICHARD X. CRALLE. and
X. MANSON, guardians Of
July hts the heirs Of Sally Ward. decd.
- CENTFeALE IOTE L.-FnmriHe.
u.s Va, il. CARRINGTON, Proprietor. The
Undersigned will in few days take possession of
the large and cominodious property owned by II.
g. Richardson, Mt the Corner Of Main and Church
street. Farmvillc Virginia, where he proposes to o.
pena first rate HOTEL. He will make every rea-
sonabc cxcrtou to accommodate the public; he will
be provided with prompt and faithful servants his
Stables will be attended with good Ostlcrs and fur
nishcd with abundant food for horses. He respect
fully soics his old friends and patrons promote
his interests and give him such portion of patron
age as he may merit.
Ladies Entrance on Church Street.
Druvers and Showmen win be nc commodu,cd with
good lots and every convenience necessary their
accommodation.
JOS. l.. CARRINGTON, Proprietor.
EarniViilc Or, t3-on
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MISCELLANEOUS.
zurut CANAL open 10 North

.sae--IrT.1t CANAL open TO NORTH,
ksiver.--Og and after The 9Th Of
October, our Packet Boat will leave Lynchburg
Mondays, w ednesduys and Fridays at direct
IL after the arrival of the Boats from Richmond,
aud arrive ut North River at P. ". Passengers for
Lexington go Immediately on by VIM I. Parish &
Cos. Line Of Stages reaching Lexington at P. NJ.
Fare through from Richmond to Lexington s. 90
Lvncliburg TO 90
az to North River / 25
REruRxrsG.-Lenvc Lexington tuesdays, Thurs
days and Sundays at 10 A. NJ connect with the
Boats and leave the North River at IL and nrrivc
in Lynchburg ut Pm.
BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26
ARTICLE xI.
APpaRrIasMExr.

Sec. l. The nppoulonment Of This State
for members Of The General Assembly shal,
he made every ten years alter the year oiie
thousand e;ghl hundred aud ifty-sne, in .he
following ,pannet: The whole population
the State, as ascerrained by the federal Gems
slis, Or in such other mode as The General
Assembly may dfecl, shall be divided by ihe
Inpnlber "une hundFed,n aud the quol:ent
shall be the rauo Of representation IN the
House Of Representatives for ten years next
succeeding such appoftionment
Sec 2. Every county having p0pnlss
ton equal TO Qua half Of said ratio, rhall be
Ientlted 70 nne representative; every county
containing said ratio and ihtee-fnnrlhs over,
shall be entitled 70 representatives; ey
Iery county containing thee times said ratio,
shall be entlled 70 thtea representatives,
and so on, requiring, aflef the first Two, al
en- lte ratio lut eaca additional iepresensA-
tive, M lssss
Sec. 3 When my county shall have
fraction above The ratio 50 laigs Tint. being
Imutipl fled by five, The result will be equal,O
Iune OF more taiios, additional representatives
shall be appointed ior such ratios among lie
several sessions Of the decennsI period Ii.
ins following mnnueF: II there be only otis
mliO.a representative shah be allotted Ia gllc
fifth session q the deceniHal period iftbese
are twoTalies, representative shall be alsSts
led 10 the fourth and third sessonsrcspecs
.uvely; II three, toglie third, second aild iitss
sessions respectively, if fur, 10 tho fourth.
rhnd, second and 6Is SESSIONS Respectively.
Sec. A. An. conniy Iorining with anotig.
or county or counties, Representative dis.
irict, during one deceniIial period, IL Ii, sial
have acquired aatfieient population al thc
next 6acenniHl pariod, shall bA tntFlcd toa
separate Representatives, igltheic shall be leit
lin Ihr district ffam which j shall have been
separated pupataiion su1ieibnl COZ asepfs-
IseiitNilyei hutuo such elAnge shall be uaada
sxcept al the regular decsnninI period EOs
the superintendent oifeprsseatstiyss
Seca5a Il. ID fixing any subaeqnent fa-
ito, v county previously u separate
representation, shslI have Ices than sa.;G nusna
ber reqaifed BY lha ne9 ratio for fepfe@
sentative. such c0anly sIail 10 attached lo
the county ufJuining Il, having lha I90s&
bnusnha, ol inliabilaH.s; and tho Iepgesenlsk
tiats III slIIe district u lormed shalt be teta,.
ii nsdlas herein provided.
Sec O. Iic salie fsi . seoalus slqIgfoxs
lever hereafter beascsrlaiued 81 liyi9in6 sl.a
whole population u lhe State 81 ~ e6isibef
Thirty FIVE.
Sec. Tie STATE il hagsby lisiIea issib
hllly siHse setaIuiial dislFivfs. IL !E,llGiRs
.I
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26
ARTICLE V.
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.

Sec. |, Every white male citizen Of the
United States, Of the age of lwenty-one
years, who shall have been resident Of
Ibe Stnte one year proceeding the elec-
ton, aud o. The county, township Or ward
in which he resides, such time as may be
provided BY law, haIlkave the qualifications
uf an eleclor, and be emitted 10 vote st all
elections.
Sec. 9. All elections shall be by ballot.
Sec. 3. Elec:ors, during their attendance
AT elections, aud in going 10 and returning
ihereirom, shall be privileged from arrest in
All cases, except reason, felony, and bteach
of The peace.
Sec. a. The General Assembly shall
have the power to exclude from the privi>
Iege Of voting, or Nfbeing eligible TO ofnce,
any person convicted Of bribery, perjury, o.
other Infamous crime.
Sec. 5, NJ person IN the military, naval
Or marine service ofihe United States shall,
BY being s.alioned III any garrison o. militia,
~ or naval station within the State, be con-
isidefed 4 resident of this State.
Sec s. No IDIOT or insane person shall ;ov
antitlsd q the privilege oI ass elec,cr,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26
ARTICLE VIII.
rUa1c DEBT AND PUBLIC WORKS.


Sec. /. The State NAV contract debts,
10 supply casual deficits or lailures in reve.
nues, or to meet expenses not otherwise pros
yided for, but the aggregate amount of such
debts, direct and con,ingen, whelher cons
tracted by virtue Of one or more acts Of the
General Assembly, or al cifieient periods Of
time, shall never exceed seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, and the money Arising
from the creation Of such debts shall be APP
piled 10 the purpose for which il was nbia ned,
or to repay the debts 80 contracted, and for
no other purpose whatever.
Sec. 2. In addition 10 the above limited
power, the Safe pey contract debts 20 re-
.pel invasions, suppress nsurrection, defend
the State in war, or 10 redeem The present
outstanding Indebtedness of the State, bu
the money arising from the contracting of
such debts shall be applied 10 the purpose fot
which II was raised, or 10 repay such debts,
and TO no other purpose Whatever; and ali
debts Incurred TO redeem the present outst md
ing Indebtedness Of the State, shall be So
contracted as to be payable by the sinking
! fund hereinafter provided for, as the same
shall accumulate
Sec. 3. Except the debts above specified
in sections one and two Of This article, no
debt whatever, shall hereafter be created 3y,
Ior on behalfof the State.
Sec. 4 The credit of lie State shall moi
in any manner be given, or loaned to, or in
aid Of any individual, sociaion or corpora
ton whatever, not shall the State ever here
after become joint owner or stockholder in
any company, or association, 10 this State OIL
elsewhere, formed for any purpose whatever.
See. 5. The Stale shal never assume
the debts Of any county, city, town, or town
ship, OF of any corporation whatever, unless
such debt shall have been created to repeI
invasion suppress nsurrection, or defe.d tie
State in war
Sec. 6. The General Assembly shall
never authorize any county, city, town, or
township, by vote of its citizens or otherwise,
to become stakeholder in uny joint stock
company, corporation or association what
ever, or to raise money for, or loan its cred-
il 10, or in aid Of any such company, corpora
tioR or association.
Sec. Z. The faith Of the State being
pledged for tie payment Of lis public debt.
in order to provide therefor, there shall be
created sinking fund, which sha be sul~
ficienl TO pay the accruing interest on such
| debt, and annually 10 reduce the principal
thereof by sum not less than one hnndted
thousand dollars, increased yearly, and eacl,
nud eyefv yenr. bv comnounding Al the taie
Of 6 per cent per annum. The said sinking
fund shall coasist Of lhe nel annual INCOME
loflhe public works. and stocks owned by ne
State, of any other funds or resources liza, are
or may be provided by law: and of such fur
l,her sum 10 be raised by taxation. ms NAV b.
ireanred for tho purposes aforesaid.
! Sec. i. The Audi,orof State, SscrelaN
Of state md Attorney C;.ueral are sherel,y
created a board Of commissioners. 10 he
syled nthe Commissioners oi tbc SINKING
Fund.-
Sec. 0. The commissioners 81 The Sink
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-26
ARTICLE X.
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP oRGANIzartos.

COUNTY AND TOWNsHlP ORGANIZATION
Sec, !. The General Assembly shall
provide hy law for the election Of such coun-
lg and township officers as may be ntces-
lsary.
Sec. Q, County officers shall be elected
on the second Tuesday Of October, until uih
erwIse direcied by law, by the qualified elec~
tors Of each county, in such manner, and for
such term, not exceeding three years, as may
be provided by law.
Sec. 3. M person shall be eligible 10
The office OF sheriff, or county treasurer, ior
more than four years in any period OF six
wears.
Sec. 4 Township officers shsll be elect
ed on lhe first Monday Of April annually, by
the qualified electors Of their respective
townships, and Shall build their ufices fus one
year from the Monday next succeeding their
ELECTION, and until their successors are quaI-
ll6pd.
Sec. 5. No money shall be drawn from
any county or township treasury except by
authority Of law.
Sec. 9. Justice Of the peace and comfy
and township officers may be removed in such
manner, and fot such cause, as shall be pro-
scrbed hy law.
Sec. Z. The commissioners Of county,
the trustees Of .uwnships, and similar boards,
shall have such power Of local laxatiaD, for
police purposes, us may be prescribed By
law.