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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
fnanridl.
DAILROAD, CITY and COUNTY
lpoNDs rop CAL r. Wa ,s,sr for sale a, fair rates

DAlLROAD, CITY and COUNTY
lNBoNDs FoRSALE-we oder for sale AZ fair rates
the following Securities II the undoobted character
J. 100000 CITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO. SIX
PER CENT. COUPON BONDS. payable in New-fsrk.
$4,000 ALLEGHENY CITY SIX PER CENT.
BONDS Coupons payable in New York January |, and
July guaranteed by the Ohio aud Peuasyvan'a Railroad
Company.
g. $50 600 ALBANY CITY SIX PER CENT. WA
TER LOAN BONDS,
/. aIOOOOcITY OF COvINGrON, Ky, oppos',ssAs
Cs,y Il Cmcinnati) SIX PER CENT. BONDS. gaaraa'
teed by the Covmgton and Lexington Railroad Company
S $4,000 CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. SEW
EN- PER CENT BONDS. guanteed by the scso'a and
Hoekmg Valley Railroad Company. Coupons payable IN
NeN-York January l, and July /.
g. $4,000 LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS Coupons paya-
BILE IN New-York. LIST April and October
T. $4,000 MADISON and INDiANAPOIISRA RAIL
ROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
txncipa aud payable IN Ne~York with Coupons
January |, and July L. ,
g. $4,000 OHIO and Pennsylvania SEVEN
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
Coupons payable January L. and July l. in New. York
o $4,000 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN SEVEN PEN
CENT RAILROAD COUPONS payso'e Ia Ns"'"A
November l. and May -
10 $4,000 CHARLOTTESVILLE and WABASH
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS, Coupons payable IN New-Ycrk December !, and
June ,~ urp
n $4,000 ROSS COUNTY. OHIO. SEVEN PEh
CENT BONDS, guaranteed by the Mrnstta and Cinsn-
matt Railroad Company
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured IN me mos an
ala by Mortgage or Deed Of Trust to some Known
and responsible citizen u NewYork, with powell cas-
n default 10 enter and sell each hne with all saupmss
nc TO raise money pay amount Of interest or ncps
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issued, N ssHA
case by virtue Of Special Acts Ct the proper Legislature
granting full power for that purpose and on direct vote 81
the people interested that vote beng largely N vor -
their issue
The laws under which these Bonds are crsssd require
the proper authorities ~ make Q SPECIAL LEVY d
rAXEsto be SET APART exclusively for the purpose u
mseng the accrung interest," and gradually 70 rslnesFse
.he principal which be enforced through Ne CoerS OF
Law, should il become necessarT
These debts operate, the nature Of motsass On u
?. and personal estates within tbs respective Cy ana
County limits
The New Constitution adopted By the people OF Ohio pro-
hbs absolutely the creation OF any funded dees ey Coon-
ties within its boundaries This yin prevent further
issue vi securities Of this sort
Exhibits, each he had appaicaooo
giving fun and detailed nfornsson the
nuture of earn security. New-Yosk, Oct Is, 1851
WiksLOW, LANIER CO. - wall-"
jslS D2sw5lkTbu
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SUPERIOR COURT

" FRANCES JANE TOWNSEND sga,nst VIII LIAM
c CONNER and CAROLINE NJ. CONNER. his Wife,
In Of Judgment Of the slp"o CeaI, Of the
City Of New Yorl w expose To sale the nth DAY u
November, 1851, al 70 o'clock, VI. at the Aerchaas En-
change IN tie Oty Of NswYOTk all those three certain
lots Of Land situated In the XII Ward Of the ty OF New
Yorb and ounded and described follows that 70
beginning az point the westerly line Of the o,h av DIS
tent TWENTY-FIVE feet and Two inches SOW h'lF IN me
south esleiy vi 67 the oh aud Ign-
ming theuce southery I'D ery lue ~ re - On
twtlty Eve e - aId uch,s thence westerly on
parallel wrh tho sonthety line & said 9TH g one
hundred feet thence n.rthefy line parallel with the
In Of he sad 6h ssvent FIVE feet and two
nchex thu ,sstry lLs parallel Win sad sDgth-
sry 81 s. bunered feet - the place Of be
riue ts he s1d evsra Dimensions more or less Dated
Nov g. 1851. THOMAS CARNLEf, Shenf
jars ". Waite E'c Attorney for Plaintin.
M 1N IL
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Go-partnersbip.

THE FIRM of LEONARD u WILL
Il SON. (Slversmiths is this day dissolved by mutual
consent ALLEN LEONARD.
GEORGE WILSON.
The affairs of the late will be settled by the su6stxl-
Der whe Will continue the business at the Manufactny,
Ridge. road and 18th st. GEORGE WlLSON
PHILADELPHIA Nov. g. 1851. no wv
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The favorite
Il and fast steamship SOUTHERNER. Capt John
Dickinson will leave pier No L. North kver on SlICh
DAY 9Th of November, at o'clock p. M precisely
For freight apply board, where all bills OF iadlns
will be signed and for passage at the office OF -,
n9 SPOFFORD. TIIDSTON b CO, No. IS South-s al.
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= ''Su'eI P NO, E DATES OF SAILING.

EDW'DK. COLLiNS& CO. IS wsn- q. n. York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY < co, Liverpool, -
4 g ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms yard.
London,
l. DRAPER. Jr, SO Rue No'ye Dame des VICTORIES:
The ners 81 ships viii not he accountable fs gold
silver bullion specie Jeweiy, precious stones OF metals,
unlsss hills OF lang signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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gf{ kHSPS2E; EEoTHERs s co, Liverpool =.

t'OR LlV OL-DRAMAT1C
LlkE-PACKET Of NOV &-The splendid and
ii ~ pscxes ship GARRICk. Capt r. Adams. wiu
n S . accommodations. apply on board. at Pssf
sm,.,, sPoFyoRp. rIlEsroN CO..
M. q SoutA-st.
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Ocean Cleaners, sc.
UvHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

THE NETWORK and LlV EkrOoh
Il UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-fh ships
mpfsing tins line are the ..,.,,<, -, - ~,
ATLANTIC, Capt. West, PAtlflC' Sapt I'VE,
Hb1vTIC Cant nee BALTIC Capt. Comstock
ADRIATIC, CAPT Grafton. l..
These shps have built by contract, expressly "i
government service Every has been taken ia thei
construction, also in then Enslues 70 insure strength
md speed and their accommodations for passengers are
eopaled for elegance comfort Price Of passage from
Rsw-York Liverpool $3.50; exclusive use OF extra shs
state rooms S325 from Liverpool TO New York, f33 An
surgeon attached TO each ship No berth eaa
bssseured until paid for. ,,,~,,
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

III PANY CHANGE Of SAILING DAY. = Only
Through Line flor SAN FRANCISCO via CHAGRES
direct Fare Reduced. TUESDAY, Nov. VI, at O'Clock
M the splendid Double Engine steamship OHIO, I'M
eQualed in her accommodations and speed, 5000 tnns
Fipdav schenck U s. N commander, will sail on I'll Is.
DAY Nov H. at o'clock M precisely from her pier at
the foot cf Wren-s North River. with the Government
Mails darsct for CHAGRES connecting with the favorHe
L s. Mail steamship TENNESSEE, to sail without ANY
delay San Francisco arrival Of the passengers and
mails at Panama - ~
For passage or freight apply the Office No III wests
for, M w arren-xt Nor h RIVER o28 tNovll
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VTHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
80 MSIIpS hsfx

thsrecfthsrein expressed.
vTHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl.
il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEw-YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct and setwees
BOSTON and LIvERPooL-Ths Boston ships oaly cab
: ss j.a.u. HfftsssA s'
xGERicX. i. SsannsS CANADA, W. HARRISON
nsse vessels carry clear white hght at mast hsae'
E HSoHk b SsT S9k .da %' Ssy
AFRICA. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Nov 49,
cIssIh . ie f,S% P0s T %sSns.dsy' Nov -
CAMBRIA, trom BOSTON, "Wednesday, Dec 10
S Ss6SSa S snd pTnsh Se bus
e A1ns are given IN Hssre for Ne~-fMk .,oo
Freight WI be charged on specie beyond amount for
An experienced Surgeon on board
S All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Once F'' freight Or JR1 1iSs1xss sDPy IS Broadway
First CABIN. $40; Second CABIN. srb aana
THE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM
EEAAsHiP co. intend running their sssam.aips
81 g ssEyssSssH s:s: Hsss
c cTY 81 81 thxbEfpHAi s S Ssp william wyh'
CITY or GLASGOW ssSs all.DstrAlI rsur.,,, NJ,
CRY OF MANCHESTER .rasr.asy. Dee.
FROM lIvERx oOl
CITY OF MANCHESTER. .-........ "Wednesday Nov s
CITY OF PITTSBURGH. Wednesday, Nov 70.
CITY OF GLASGOW ----..-.--.---.W "Wednesday Dec 10
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday. Dee. 81.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Ae... - 100 Dollars saosa. San.
C1a...-..-.-- W Dollars CABIN. - Gaineas.
fhese rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee bas
- Wines Liquors. which he had On board The
Csen accommodations table and attendance VIII Be found
msuxpassed.
hsst-clzss steamships Ply between Liverpool and Glas
e. Hasre, Rotterdam. Leghorn, Msrsealss and ohss
nedseranean ports, BY which goods be shipped 70
Unsrpoo and thence b. this line 10 Phsdelphis direct
eeeds Intended for New Ysrk and other places Will %
sred and iorw arded BY the Agent without charge and
economy and dispatch Those who wish to bring then
nem Liverpool engage passage for them BY any
~Se,e shps An experienced Surgeon vii be earned -
ann Freight fine goods lss per tuA, and Prlmase.
,nsxnt OF passage, apply TO
sHoAAS RICHAR DSON Il Exchange place, New-York
and wAmst-st., Philadepha
81 fASpS0N. BROTHERS CO Liverpool.
sAs1sVX HENDERSON co. 0lasgow. ose
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NOTICE of CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
IN GAUNT DERRICKsON have THIS DAY as
secated with them JOHN CLAPP, Jr., III the CommIs-
.on PAPER business and will continue SAID business at No
los Fuftop-.t and No 81 Ana.st., under the firm OF
n25i JAMES DERRICKSON,
JAMES GAUNT,
JOHN clap. Jr.
GAUNT DERRICKsON will continue their old bu-
HI nH a. a. "''''0''' GAUNT & DERRICKSON
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NUPkEME COURT-Countv Of New

SUPkEME COURT-County OF New
~ Yc-k-Nathanel X Fo~ler. " liam p Cox and
Charles Cook plaintiffs against Lew Marley, Jr. and
Daniel Croun. defendants Su nmons for mpIey demand
IN con'Tar, -(Com not ser TO said DEFENDANTS
complaInt tins action which VIII Re fled TIE Office Of
the CLERK Of the Cry and Copoy Of NewYoTS at the City
Han of the City II New York. and copy Of
TO the SAID complain the subscriber, at his
Office No 81 John street. the City Of New York within
da after the Of this ,ou
elusive II She day Of such service and # fad
The SAID within the time aforesaid pa,n-
lifts this action will take udg against fS The
three hundred and sixty eight dollars and MY
cents with from the twenty ninth day of August.
eight hundred ami fifty besides the costs
If this acton Dated September %, 1851
JOHN NJ EAGER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The sand complaint filed IN the Office Of the CLERK Of
the City and County of Ns@-Yoik, the 25th day Of
October lS5l.-Dated October ~. 1851
go law6wTh JOHN 81. EAGER plaintiffs Atty.
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U,UE PEOPLE of the STATE OF

THE PEOPLE of the STATE OF
Il NEW YORK by the Grace Of God Free and ,n rnGs;
denf TO all persons interested N the estate oil Jim
THOMSON late OF the CITY Of New-fork, dece ased as
red. esees neat Of KIN or S S1e
reY.ors 10 be and appear before Surrogate o. tns
County Of NewYOrS a hs pes n the Ghy 81 .ysa
ciok N The forenoon Of that day then and there 70 al
,end the sns settlement tie account Of Proceedngs
ILIZA ANN ANGEL llats POLE $3.50
In tssumony whereof, we have caused the seal 9r 80
of said Surrogate to be hereunto ofhred wnns :,
A W Bradford Sur .ogase vi our said Sounl!, =
o. 81 The CITY Of New-Ymk. the % day OF Aekkus,
IN the year Of our Lord one thousand s's"' A""
%, ,.S slsS ma n"''''t W BRADFORD. Surrogate
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CREGORY'S CALF RNIA En-
~ PRESS, via the NICARAGUA ROUTE The sub
,crters will forward SPECIAL EXPRESS by ms eI-
peditious route per splendid steamship PkOMEIHEUS,
On FRIDAY, nh November, at p NJ
As limit ed amount of Freight only viii I've received io
this route early application must he made 49,
Packages be put in water-prod condition ana
not 100 lbs weight each and he with
invoices THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents No. l49 Pearl St, cor Wall.
tNoy7
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DJSSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
l. sHIP-Ths partnership heretofore eIstins between
7 X HERRiCK and ISAAC AMES, under the nIn OF
! K HERPICK & Co is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The affairs Of late firm will be settled ~
~ No ~ John,, ] X. HERRICK,
New-York, Oct. 6, 1851. iSAAC hn5s
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter {

~ the application of the Ma Aldermen and Com mon
atty of the Cv of NewYork. relative 70 the Op ENlNG Of
ONE HUNDRED and NINETEENTH ST. from 4h
q s'h Nv IN the City Of New York Public hereby
gwen, the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF the City
of New York. pursuant Statute such made and
provided that the said The Mayor Aldermen and Com
monalty Of the City Of New York intend make sppcs
the Supreme Court of the State OF New York. at
Special Term OF the SAID Court 80 be held a. the CITY Hall
ofthe CITY Of New York on SATURDAY the 10th day Of
November 1851 at the opening the Court tn At day or
as .oon the Counsel be heard kr the appoint
men of Commissioners of Estimate and IN the
above matter thai the nature and extent Of the
Improvement hereby .ndeJ. is the opening of Iss
f M lh az. 70 Sh IN the City OF New York. as Lard
out ON the map or plan of the City NewYo under and
nv write Act of the legislature of the State OF New
York entitled AN Act relative to improvements touching
the aying out Of Streets and Roads in the City of New
YORK anu for other purposes, passed April 3, 1877.
HENRY = DAVIES,
I5t2o Counsel to the Corporation
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IS Ri r Y, LONG
Gfpressfs, &r.


GREG ORY'S C. Ii FO X n A
N FREIGHT and PARCEL EXPRESS The sub
.criber will forward Express, as usual per steamers
CHEROKEE and OHIO, on the 9TH and llth OF NOyem-
her via the Isihmus Of Panama.
Freight for these steamers should be left at our ONCE p
10 The above dates in water prof condition, WIN IN
voices and In packages not over l23 lbs weight each
We make no charge for Custom. House business - ~
Parceh received until O'Clock. and letters una y M
THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK.
nd tn Managers and Agents No l Pearl ST., COR all
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il FOR SALE-Psrsons about purchasing Pianos CT
Nelodsons are invited to call at BENNETT coz
WHsyoom 32 Fultonst second oor least sde OF BROAD
Way where will find Of the modern style
efrosswood Piano Fortes and Melodeons Every nsru-
warranted for years and when doubts are eIess
q % TO the quality the payment may be withheld untl
such doubts are removed Old Pianos received in part
nsnt for new ones New and second hand Planes let
N
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Diano-forfee.

TSiRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,
tvns,,srte AZ ther Iate Far for the best PLANO
Assnps1s. VSsroom Ne i2z Grand stzest three doors
kOxaaeroadWay Mandatory. Nos % and ~ w su roW-
49, "a Repaired Also, Second hand Piano Sores
~ - srchasge All orders thanh July received and
U.ss<<~siN attended 70. I'll sh
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-Pcs,l Piano Keys $50 much admired al the isse ress
x.s,,csn Fan cut, Sund aud put on new or second
"a Pianos promptly and in the neaest nsnner orders
isd no Mar ufacturers and others nh ne the ma
s.s,smeat Pea,l cut and ground to o derby
49, HING aIIFFE'S, rear No. G. Forsyth Ct, N L.
orSers by post left at No l96 Spnngst nj 7tSIoIh'
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DIANO-FORTEs;-v. F. HA Ar !,
sVEjssdd assortment Of Rosewood PIANOS OF u
49, s.s.vss with the latest improvements e2e In
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" GILBERT d W. . hOLIAN
III O-TORTEs-HORACEW WATERS has the
exclusive sale and agency of r. Gilbert Go PIANO
Tortes with and withou. the much admired Eolan for
New York and vicinity Warehouse Nos 1888 and AZ Broad
sy wbeTs "A sstensve assortment be found at vors
low prices Pianos to rent Two rosewood Italian Pianos
ornt at 333 Broadway. HORACE WALTERS.
el3 DkWu
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NOR HARTFORD.-Chanee of DAYS.
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD.

~ Morning line leaving Pier No l. korth hver, foos OF
Da.tery place. day, tSuHea7s eTcey.5t) a. M, pc:
steamboat John Potter Afternoon ilne leaves at = H.
freIa same Dsce Emgra5. libe leave at :; VI
al l. SLISS Agent.
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I &C. FISCHER, Gate NUNS & FIs-
y CHEZ Mandatory and WareIccm, ITO Greenwich'
4 corner % Dsy PIANO-FORTES warranted. with re-
vsrss bridge and patent tube well calculated Tor keeping
3 tsne Piano Fortss tuned, repaired and exchanged
o3l 3ma
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~ A l. f. y and CHILhuW Un rDs
NJ RAHROAD-NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
1T is hereby given 10 the stoc khoid-
srs in the First Of the Gaiena and Chisaso Union
Ra hoad that semi annual dividend Of seven Per zen.
on the capital stock paid Of sad First Dyson NJ osS
declared on. Of the earnings 81 SD tIst Dwnoa @ ~
ar months end ng Oct 81 1851 payable en- ana Ast vs.
IAN dsy Of November next at the once Of the CompsnJ
Chicago IN certifcass dra~ns interest from 'hs y. aSy -
annuaIly on the list Of Ma aud November aad not
Ss. and redeenabis at the Office Of the Company In M
,ago on ths lat day Of NOyembef 1885, zftsr wnnh 's
tbe interest the reon Will They Wal also De ieess
ale AZ any time balances remaining On sn~iss
I'D First DIVISION convertible into fnll pan shos
tbsrs as heretofore, AZ the pleasure OF the hoiass
Nv order fthe Board Of Directors IN. ....-
Insako, ~ - - - .,,, az, % cow n3zS
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ehssnr p,anos viii hnd it their advantage 70 ead
Glenn Co.'S Mxnufactory, 1874 Fulton st. (wet OF broao-
Vsv1 general assortment Of mahogany and rosewood
psnos constantly on hand which viii be sold low for cass
q approved paper Deslep supplied on liberal terms
sXT q GLENN 90. is< Fulton-sS
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Extracts from Col. JoAnson's Circular of 1926

Extracts from Col. JohnsOn's Circular of 1926
"The great constitutional question: as to The power
OF the Government, in relation to Internal improve
ment, has been settled"
s'The connection of the Eastern and Western wa
ters by the way of the Potomac and the Monongahe-
la has been pronounced, examination to be pract-
CABLE at expense not exceeding five and half mil
lion of dollars The celebrity of this connection as
lgament to bind the Union, to ncre commerce and
trade, and promote social intercourse nerd at present no
comment, IwW be aU important to this district 1t
Is due omysef to say that have interested and ac-
quainted myselfwith this subject have had full and free
conversations with the principal men of the govern
ment and have agreedto accompany the Engineers next
Summer In exploring the Cheat route which am
friendly to, and shall use all proper MEANS consistent
with national good, have the location made of that
route haze, By conversation and explanations gotten
Things IN such tr0in that the people resi-
route there is fair prospect of obtaining the patron
age OF the goUernment, to great road through this
quarter to the Ohio
"BeleVIng II right TO encourage home industry, to
be independent of foreign nations, to encourage an
american SYSTEM gave my support to the Tariff in
other words, to INFANT STRUGGLING MANUFACTURER
and am happy to say the result is proving the
rectness of the measure. Manufacturing establish
mens springing up, and the produce of q farmer
is finding demand IN a home MARKET"
cit is known that Mr.. Clay my first choice
but when was satisfied that Gen. Jackson was the
choice of the people, | felt it my dr,ty as a faithful
public servant to vote correspondence Mr.. Adams
is knownto be deserving of the high office conferred
on him. and will no doubt do honor TO the station''
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VdeH1. 3S~-Wss. 1s9
TER MS
DAILY TsECfxhE0Np TIMES.

DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.
The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
Office or by letter post paid, in ddpance, oith1n 80
days from tie commencement Of the Subscribers year
II payment be not made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule
= ADVERTISEMENT one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion SO cents and every
succeeding insertion 25 cents.
Thrice a 1oeek--For square, first insertion So
cents; every succeeding insertion 81 cents.
Ilcice aDeek, or 11eek-For square, first
insertion IS cents; every succeeding insertion so
Advertisements of more than square, will be
charged in the same proportion, according to the num-
Der OF squares But il the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number of full squares, by less than
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged as
halt square; if it exceed one square, or any number of
full squares, by eight lines, the additional lines will be
charged full square.
The number of insertions CT Advertisements must
be noted the MS, or they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 30 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements Of greater length
and $50 for IS lines, and in that proportion for adver
tisements OF greater length except Auctoneers, who
charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their doors
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DECEMBER ELECTIONS

The amended Constitution having been ratified BY
the votes of large majority OF the people, the Gov
erDor will officially proclaim the fact and an election
will be held throughout the State ON THE sTH
OF DECEMBER NEXT, of a GOVERNOR,
LIEUTEN ANT GOVERNOR and ATTORNEY
GENERAL. and OF members OF the SENATE AND
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. All persons qualified accord
ing to the following provisions OF the Consu.
ton, and others, will be entitled to vote in this
election and it will vacate the of the members
OF the General Assembly elected in October
ART. Ill.
Sec. /. Every white male citizen OF the Common
wealth, OF the age otwenty- one years, ,oho has been
resident OF the State for too years. and of the coun
ty, city own ,ohere he offers TO pote for tDelre
months nert preceding election and no other per
son, shall be qualified for members OF the Cen
eral Assembly and all officers elective by the peone
but no PERSONA the military, naval marine service
OF the United States shal be deemed a resident of
this State, by reason OF being stationed therein And
no person shall have the right to voc, is OF un-
sound mind, or pauper, or non commissioned officer
soldier, seaman or marine in the service of the Uned
States, who has been convicted OF bribery in an
election, or of any infamous offence.
Sec 4. In all elections shal be given onenIv
UiUa Uoce. and not by ballot. But dumb persons en-
titled to suffrage, may vote by ballot.
Tn. following is the provision concerning the
Qualifications Of the Senators and Delegates
T. Any person may be elected Senator, who, at the
time OF election has attained the age OF twenty iqe
years, and is actually a resident within the district
and qualified to vote for members Of the General As
sembly according to this Constltut on. And any per-
may be elected member of the House of Dele
gates, who the lime OF election has attained the zoe
OF tWent" one years, AND Is ACTUALLY A REsFDENT
WITHIN THE COUNTY, CITY, TOWN OR ELECTION DISTRICT
QUALIFIED TO VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY ACCORDING To THIS CONSTITUTIONS; but no per-
holding lucrative Office no minister ofthe posneI
or priest oiaany religious denominaon salaed off.
Ger Of any banking corporation or company andno at
for the commonwealth, shall be capable of being
elected member o. either house OF Assembly. The
removal OF any person elected to either branch of the
General Assembly from the county city, town dis
ct tor which he elected shall vacae his Office