Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
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HV The 9th section OF act to and amend
LIB the charter ofthe city OF Richmond passed Fe-
bruary 2ls 1912, it is among other ings enacted that
the first Wednesday in April next ensuing the pas
of the ac and annually thereafter the persons
titled to the right OF suffrage shall assemble in the
wards in which they respectively reside and elect nine
persons from each ward TO represent the in the
several offices therein provided for.
BY the LIST section OF act "to amend the charter of
the city OF Richmond and for other purposes, passed
March s9h, 1851, is enacted aiming other things.
of Richmond shall be elected 10 the said several and
respective Offices by the persons qualified under the
charter 1.-THE said city to voe for members of the City
Council OF the said city; that is to say Mayor Record
er, Sergeant High Constable, Collector OF the City
Taxes, City Assessor, Gauqer, Superintendent OF the
Water Works, Register OF the Water Works. Manager
of the City Poor House. Measurer of GRAIN Supern--
tendent OF the City Gas Works, Captain and Lieuten
ants OF the Night Watch Superintendent of Streets"
By the llth section of the said act OF 29th March
1851 is enacted among other things, that in all ordi
nary and regular elections the President OF the Council
shall cause notice thereof to be published in at least
two papers ofthe City for two weeks preceding.
In obedience to the Sd section of the OF March
29lh 1851, the City Council meeting held the 22d
day of April, 1851, appointed the places herein after
named, for holding the said elections and the follow
ing Persons to superniend and record such elections
for conncilmen and officers; that is to say:
In Jefferson Ward. at the Union hotel, under the
superinendence OF Messrs; James Winston. Luther
Libby. John A. Lacy and George E. SaddIer
In Madison Ward, at the Citv Hall. under the SUI
pelinendence Of Messrs: Jaquelne B. Harvie, Thos.
M; Smith, John Womble and John J. Palmer.
Superintendent of Messrs. James Griffin Felix Mat
lhews. Thomas Fl. Ellis and Shelton G. Davis
In obedience to the lth section of the said act of
March 29h, 1851, hereby give notice that election
will be held the third Wednesday in May next, for
the nine persons mentioned in the 9th section ofhe act
ofhe 2st February, ls42. above mentioned and also
for the election OF the several officers mentioned in the
said first section of the act OF March 49, 1881
GUSTAVUS A. MYERS.
President of the Council OF the city of Richmond.
TENKEDEGAR IRON " o X s.-The sub
n scrber continues manufacture all descriptions of
bar, band, hoop and plate Iron. Aso Railroad and
ship Spikes, the whole from best Virginia cold blast
charcoal metal, well from Smiths scrap when
preferred. He has now on hand n yerv large stock,
which he offers purchasers reduced prices and n
| vtes those in want TO give him a call.
Tredegar Iron has now been applied to all purposes
OF Machinery, Agricultural implements, Horse Shoes,
| &c., and has been highly approved. The undersigned
can therefore recommend lis use with great confidence
to consumers, especially those requiring Iron of
great strength and toughness.
He is also prepared to make all kinds of Castings
| and Machinery of every description, including Loco
my a-3m ]. R. ANDERSON.
NTOTICE.-We invite the attention Of professors
~ OF music, amateurs and the public, particularly the
lovers of really superior instruments, Of those
wonderful pieces of mechanism known Worces-
Pianos, which we have just received by schooner
Richmond. After large excess OF orders, we are now
receiving supplies OF the various Styles and those OF our
can be supplied. MORRIS BRO,
| my Booksellers and Dealers in Pianos.
NJOTICE.-A young gentleman who has been ed
~ ucated at my school desires situation teacher
10 private family. | consider him qualified TO teach
the Eng sh, attn, Greek nd French languages, and
| Mathematics, thoroughly; and from intimate know
ledge OF his char acer, habits and manners. can re-
commend him as entirely worthy OF confidence as an
instructor and guide of youth Address the subscriber
| at Staunton PIKE POWERS.
The Enquirer will please copy and send it's bill to
| this office for payment ap 22-2awtf
THO SHIPPERS ON THE JAMES RIVER
L. AND KANAWHA CANAL.-You are re-
quested comply with the following rules and regula-
tons OF the James River and Kanawha Company, VIZ:
ARTICLE 25TH-Every master of boat float con-
veying property the canal, shall receiving such
property board, to be made out true bill OF
Iadng manifest of such property which shall be sgn
ed by himself and the consignor OF the property, and
shall contain
LIST. The name oil the place the canal lit at Rich
mond, Scottsve or Lynchburg, otherwise the number
OF the milestone nearest TO the place. at which such
property shipped, and the place Tor number oil the
milestone nearest to the pace) at which Is to be dis
charged
End specification of the species ofproperty ship
ped by such consgnor and of the quantity and gross
weight OF such species of said property.
JESSE SNEAD,
NH 4-d6tw6t To-gatherer.
DERUVIAN GUANO.-Having made arrange
II ments with the Government agent for a supply of
hoetp for outn,rp caa I