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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-07
POSITIVE BARGAINS!!

= <~AS@SS'1~>~SsNSs =
HAVING a very large stock of LACE and FAN
Ill CY SUMMER GOODS which wshto dispose
of before the FALL will positively offer them for cash a.
Greatly Reduced Prices! $
They consist of large variety of Fashionable Lace
Capes, from one to eight Dollars.
Blk. Lace Wells, Lace Sleeves Trimming Laces and
Edgings of every description-such as Real Thread,
Wove Thread Valenciennes Linen, Cotton and Bob.
bin Blk. and White Blonde Laces and Edgings. al.
so, a full assortment of -. - : -
FRENCH NEEDLEWORKE EMBROIDERIES
Comprising beautiful Worked Muslin Collars very low
Blk. Embroidered Muslin Capes, at cost prices;
Embd Sleeves and Cuffs ofthe the newest patterns;
French Embd Lawn Handk's. at New-York cost
Swiss Edgngs and 1nsertings at reduced prices "a
Cambria do I" do g
Infants Frock Bodies, various sizes, at cost; =
Embroidered Caps, - l,.1e = u. Z
Ladies' Muslin Breakfast Caps very few LEFT;
Worked Muslin Chemsettes, choice patterns and un-
questionaby cheap. ~, Z - $50
Summer Bonnets. at and Under Cost. a
Some of them quite new and others toleraby ancient
In disposing Of these will graduate the prices ac-
cording to seniority; those Of two years standing con.
siderably under cost; also, BONNET RIB BONS, all
of them new at prices to suit the Bonnets and the
times respectively. ~ .ySsss =
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

,IOSE persons whose accounts have been standing
l. for last year and previous to that time, will please
call and settle, either by note or payment else shall
place them in the hands of an Attorney for immediate
collection w. G. MOORE.
May f-37tf
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-07
BRICKS FOR SALE,

TNHE subscriber has on hand large quantity Of
L GOOD BRICK, which may be had on application
January %. J. +. SUTHERLAND.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-07

GE--1We are authorized to announce COL JO-
SEPH sB. KERSHAW as candidate for Rep
Sresentatiye in the State Legislature at the ensu
ng election. .
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Interesting Jeuish Ceremon9.

ALBANY, April 7.-This morning very in-
teresting ceremony fo0k place in the Hefki-
mer street Synagogue, on the occasion Of the
deposting in the Ark a "I'epher Isorah,.
new scroll. A procession moved at an early
hour, carrying the scroll, in full dress, and
the keH hdkoesh upon ii, under a canopy, 10
the door Of the Synagogue. where it was read,
reader. by whom il was carried TO bis desk,
and undressed, by removing a splendid covers !
ing nf velvet, On which were Hebrew siDscrip-s.
tions. The scroll was tLen deposited in the !.
ark, and the ceremonies were closed by an
excellent and appropriate address by Dr.
Raphall. s,ss ~ sss & lSls
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AYRR,s CHERRY pRCTo.

\GGg<1 RAJ, For tae cure of COUGHS.
VS COLDS. HoARSENEsS, BRoNCHI.
QkrFk TiS, WHooPlNG COUGH. GROUP,
~ ASTHMA. and CONSUMPTION. Many
syears oitrial, instead OF impairng the pub.
lie confidence In this medicine has won for Il an
appreciation and notorety by far exceeding the most
ssnguine expectations OF It's friends. Nothing but
its intrinsic virtues aud the unmistakable benefit
conferred ON thoasands of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation IL enjoys While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community, have
failed and been discarded this has gained friends by
every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they
never can forget. and produced cures too numerous
and too remarkable to be forgotten.
. Wme 1t is a fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine win nfallibly cure-stl there is
abundant proof that the CHERRY PEcroRAL does
not only as general thing, but almost invariably
cure the maadies for which it Is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, the medicine has gradually become the best
reliance of the afflicted from the log-cabin of the
American peasant, to the palaces of the European
kings. Throughout this entire country, in every
State, city, and indeed almost every hamlet it con-
talns, CHERRY PEcToRAL is known as the best rem
edy extant for diseases of the Throat and Lungs and
IN many foreign countries, il Is coming to be extn
siveiy used by their most intelligent Physicians In
Great Br1tsin, France and Germany, where the
medical sciences have reached their highest perfec-
ion Cherry Pectoral Is introduced and in constant
use in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims Houses Public
institutions end IN domestic practice. the surest
the more dangerous affections of the lungs Also in
mder cases. and for children it is SAFE pleasant and
etfectuai TO cure In fact, of the most fatter
ing testimonials we receive have been from parente
who have found it eficacious in cases particularly
incidental TO childhood
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by prac.
teal Chemist, and every ounce OF it under his own
eye with nvariable accuracy and care. tits sealed
and protected by law from counterfeits. conse
quently can be relied genuine without adulter.
alton.
We have endeavored here to furnish the comn,u-
nifty with medicine of such intrinsic superiority
and worth should commend itself TO their cont
dence-a remedy at once SAFE speedy and effectual,
which this has by repeated and countless trials prov
ed be- and trust by great in preparing
with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength, to a
ford Physicians new agent on which they can rely
for the best results, and the afflicted with a remedy
that will do for them all that medicine can do
Prepared and sold by
JAMES C. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LosoeH, Mass.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., and PEY.
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
everywhere. fel2
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oyylcr RsF.AP,R. 3. Co.


y PASSENGER TRAIN - The peseeafs< scslns
on this road run = t0IIows: Leaves -. seA
1ajlv a 1 o,cloeh. A. n hreahfs6f - ~ 5u4eE4
dine & charlottesville, and rescl siI 3 ~
past q. 7. n Reiurnluk. leave ~ cosHs -
past Z. 4. u. hreskf.sf q chertea1psxi - ~
rive IL Richmond q qparesf os3Qxs = 6 =. q.
Rr~f-he rraln.--The 1e1elel tse1G1t tseH
uiIl leave Ricbmcnd az g 49, g. 81
WeincsdAye ~ fIidsyst q see - ~ :!
Tor WoodvilIeas otten = ~ =
Ereifht witl nQi ~ rsc:. - = q, ~ y ~
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
fTyHE SUBSCRIBER. at great cost has fitted

L up this establishment in entirely new style.
Il is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new ones substitu
magnificent.
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely fo
the benefit of
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however, will be admitted unless &C
conpsnied by gentleman.
The public are requested to call to-day and see
with their own ewes A. SMITH,
fe3-ts Proprietor.
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PRICE ONE CENT
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Comrades all = Glass Tor sIs.


Oh comrades. an no glass for me
To drown my soul IN liquid fame
For il drink, that toast should be-
To blighted foEtuae health and Mmc.
Yet. though Hong to quel the stfife
That passion ho.ds against nv life.
Stitl boon companions though you be-:
But comFadssfll no glass for me.
know breast that once was liqht
=, nose patient suffsfings need my care,
snow heatt that onc- was brishf:
snt dropping hopes have nestled there.
s 1sn, lr, while the tear drops nightly siesl & =
The,.ah wounded hearts that should he al, 5.
OH on eo.saa oooa GO companion. ye may be,
Wnsn Twas young felt the .ide "a
VI aspirations undefled.
But manaood's Yeas ,'s,, i.sys ,v-o,,..s ].
r,lay ny parents centred in their child ~ p'''es
Then by mothers sacred tear.
BY all that memory should revsr.
Though boon companions We msv 4 xa
Oil comrades, FIJI no glass for me !,
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K EEP RUNNING UNTIL YOU GET

II EEP RUNNING UNTIL YOU GET
IN TO the right place, and that place II
Is no doubt but what he Is
selling the cheapest Dry Goods in this city His
Baregs de LANES at % aud Csc. are good as can
be found at 37a in other stores Worked Collars at
Cd 10 l2I ana IS, really worth double the money.
Lawns ar la4 aud other qualities Jaconets at lea.
Ginghams at l2t and higher prices, Calico at ST.
sheeting 40 inches wide at 64c. Fine Linen Cam
bric Hdkfs 1t l2t Hose OF all colours at l21. Also,
handsome Brocade Silks, Grenadines, ,Bareees, Lace
Sleeves, Chemasetts, Cuffs, Collars Caps, &c Be
careful TO recoeet the store.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
apt 20i, Broad street.
On hand, . large lot Of Ladies' Shoes, for sals
very Chem.
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GREEcE.-Dr. King, the United States
Consular Agent, and missionary Of the Ame-s
rican Board of Foreign Missions, at Athens,
has been condemned to fifteen days imprison-s
ment, and then to be banished from the coun-
Try, as an asserter of strange doctrines opposed
to the Greek Church. The charge against
him is stated to have been that of having
blasphemed the Holy Virgin. A letter res
ceived by the Journal of Commerce condemns
the sentence as an act of "manifest injustice
toward one of our citizens and our Consul.
and as demanding on the part of onr Govern
ment the most prompt and energetic action,''
and says that DIR. King is more popular since
than before his trial.
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SMOKING TOBAC-
~ GN.=Greaf lesih IN fuIu for Smalx.

ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers of
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been pro.
nounced by all who have tested it, superior to any
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered to the public. The Pc
cusr advantage of the article which they offer, is
this: in all tobacco there is concrete OIL Nicotine
one OF its active principles and which is emnently
poisonous The effects OF this principle are disa-
greeably felt more or less. upon the nerves and
stomach, by all smokers. The Tobacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties, whilst, at the same time, 1t
retains all lis fragrant and aromatic qualities So
mild and pleasant has it been rendered that persons
of weak nerves can use il without Inconvenience -
Il mas the additional advantage that Ii does not leave
that strong and pungent odor so perceptibie and
offensive in close rooms
CHARLES SCHUMANN g. co.
EzF The above article can be found in any guam
rty at BENNETT & BEERS, Druggist, 125 Main
st.. agents for the manufacturers.
NH 27-3md ta4t
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re NIFR CLKANEHs-Knite Washers ,KnlIt
IN Clesners, Grind. Stones for case kniyes, and
Bristol Brick, tor sale BY
ap3 =. y .zlhMEkhAh,
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M MAGSiFiCENT DRESS GOODS AT
III IL VERY Low ES.-HEADQUARTER
Foh BARG ms No. 1873 BROAD STREET We
respectfully call the attention of the ladies to our
iaigs and handsome assortment OF Dress Goods,
Ribbons. Collars, Parasols and which through pc
calar advantages inpurchasing, we will sell cheap
ef (no matter how cheap the same are selling else
"nere) than any goods OF similar quality are sold
IN the city. In Linen Hakts., Ribbons, Kid Gloves,
hosiery and in fact in every thing else our prices
are so low, that every body who have seen aud
Dought oil the came are astenished, and pleased at
tae same time TO have found CUT the cheapest Dry
foods store ia Richmond.
NH 30 Is3 Rood street
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DRY GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH

~ w. BOOTW RIGHT, Jr, has received his supply
of Dry Geeds for the spring trade to which he in
Vites the ttenton of his customers, and all in want
of rich Paris Bsreges, Barege de LANES Mouslanes,
Kid Gloves, white and colored; sup. twisted Silk
Mitts, Prints, Of all descriptions Domestic Goods
OF al kinds; together with tu assortment OF
housekeeping Goods of every description, all Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
w. BOOTWRIGHT, Jr.. No. 2e5,
NH 25-1m Cor Broad and ist streets.
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iOsEPH X. kEININGHAM is preparedto
~ execute orders in every department OF Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers ard binding materials are of the best quality ;
and he iatters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some conf
dence as to the good character of his work. mer-
chants, Clerks of Courts and others can be supplied
with books of any pattern and style, at short notice.
and On strictly moderate terms. Orders may be
left at his store, or at the Bindery of Brown d.
Keinngham, over the Printing Office OF Colin &
Co, opposite the American Hotel
mh 26-ts JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM.
9l6 Rroad street
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Spring Birds.
le firsf bird of Sprino

Attempted to sing:
But ere be had rounded a note,
He fell from the limb
Ah ! dead bird was him
The music had fr;z 10 his th roat.
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COKE, WOOD AND Coz

Nuh E. "ouU n SuSLs-l ne SucScr1
u bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
snd the public generally, with any quantity OF
Coke or Coal on reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes to this market, and can sell
tcheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left at Mr. l.. P. ELLIS Grocery, on
Broad st Shockoe Hill, at their Office, on Pearl
street, opposite the Alhambra Hotel Those or Ter
ing may rely upon getting their orders promptly
filed THOMAS FOSTER.
f-1t9lA
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LATER FROM SourH AMERlcA.-By way Of
Panams, we have later dates from different
portions Of South America.
The accounts from Valparaiso announce the
ARRIVAL, at that port, OF the captured revoiu.
tiUnists Of the Straits Of Magellan. The state
ments of terrible massacre on board the
American bark Florida and British brig Eliza
Cornish, are fully confirmed The leader.
Cambiaso, was heavily ironed, and Immediate
~ upon the arrival of the vessels at Valpa-
raiso, he was conveyed 10 prison. The pris-
oners were $50 in number. Among the per-
sons murdered by the creatures Of Cambiaso.
were Captain Talbot, Of the Eliza Cornish.
young Cornish. son of the owner of the ses-
sci, and eight others. As soon as news Of tho
massacre was received, a dispatch was sent tos
Commodore McCauley, at CalIao, who return.
ed with the United States frigate Raritan, To-
be in readiness for action. Affairs III Chill
were quiet. large emigrationto California
was going on. In Coquimbo and Capiapo,,
the copper and silver mines are yielding very
good returns.
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hOGGETT q ANDERSON, UPH . l. :
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Ger.
ner Of Governor and Franklin streets, are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire
screens aid Curtain Papers, making the
largest snd most complete assortment we have ever
bad the pleasure to offer large portion of the
nher qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France, and of the richest and most
beautiful styles thar are made. We have also on
hand general assortment of Upholstering Mate
rlaia, Curtain Goods. Floor Oil Cloths, India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades, best
CURED hair and shuck Msttresses &c, all of which
WI be sold at small profit; and all work in our
hle attended to punctualy, and faithfully executed.
NH 26-d2ms
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NJ New and Comfortable schedulee- IS
TWICE DAILY FROM RlCHMOND TO NEW.
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES or
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. AND PHILADEL-
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE and af-.
ter the lst Of March, the following quick aud COM
Portable schedules will be runover the inland route
mond, daily, at O'clock A. NJ and O'Clock, P. n;
arrive in New York, daily, 81 81, A. n, and 81 r. ~
Fare to Washington, lst class seats 50
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T. SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, swede Dy
L birth, takes great pleasure IN offering his ser
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity in
Astrology Physiognomy, andS Signs, and gives true.
correct and satisfactory information, having made
predictions to Napoleon in 1912, previous to his
downfall in Moscow He can be consulted iu mat
tiers Of Love Marriage and of the future events of
life Mr. s. has travelled through the greater part
of the word. during the last forty years. and ali
this time has ende4vored to enlarge his knowledge
BY all things he ever heard saw. He takes plea
sure TO the public he willing to give the
cessary Information to all who will favor him with
call
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents; for reading the planet
in full so cents; Gentlemen so cents; for reading
the planet in full. 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call.
Nativities calculated according to Geomancy for
ladies 50, in fdil 50; Gentlemen So 10 full, IS.
His office is on 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. Of.
hce hours from o'clock in the morning till o'clock
in the evening. NH 27-2m*
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LADIES' LIST,

Nv lrous CauluS
please say they are adv
LADfE
Aubrey Mrs Imogene E
Allen Mrs Z
Anderson Miss M B
Atkinson Miss Marietta
Bartlett Mrs Elizabeth
Bauph Mrs Eliza e
Brown Mrs Martha
Birns Mrs Maria
Raury Mrs Pauline
Bowls Mrs Sarah
Brauch Mrs Sarah ID
Bradley Miss Virginia
Bragg Miss Sarah E
Bates Miss Rachael ]
Boyd Miss Permelis G
Bonney Miss Mamie A
Calligan Mrs Ann
Crenshaw Mrs Mary A
Cowley Mrs Minerva
Caldwell Mrs Mary
Cochran Mrs Sarah w 2
Curd Mrs Sarah H
Crew Miss Rebecca ]
Carey Miss Roberta E
Dabney Mrs Cornelia
Dabney Mrs Cornelia NJ
Donneiia Miss Sarah P
Evens Mrs Elizabeth
Ellington Mrs Martha
English Mrs Martha E
Ellett Mrs Mamie 4
Fullerton Mrs G
Ford Mrs Edith
Frayser Mrs Mary NJ
Foster Mrs Mary P
Gleeson Mrs
Greene Mrs A
Gaines Mrs Mary E
Glasscock Mrs M G
Green Mrs Mary C
Graham Mrs Rosetta
Harris Mrs Amelia 3
Hopkins Mrs Louisa E
Hatcher Mrs MaryL
Hays Mrs Mary A
Howard Mrs Sarah A
HugLs Mrs Sc
Harras Mrs Katharine
Irvine Mrs Mary C
Ingalls, Mrs P
Kidel Mrs Mary
kinnard Mrs Mary
Kelly Mics Mary C
Lipford Mrs Fannie F
Lynehan Mrs Julia
Lord Miss Susan
Murphy Mrs Mary
Minchun Mrs Mary
Minter Mrs Betty b
Michel Mrs Caroline
Mallory Mrs Harriet E
Mahone Mrs Lurana
Mcdowell Mrs Emily
Mckenzie Mrs Jane 3
Mclaughlin Widow
Newell Mrs E
Nelson Mrs Mary s
Preston Mrs Bette
Perez Mrs Judith
Parnel Mrs Mary B
Pepper Mrs Mary w
Prlddy Mrs Mary
Priddy Mrs Nancy d
Quay Miss s C
Reeve MRS Z J
Rodgers Mrs Mary S
Richards Mrs Mary A :
Redford Mrs Mary A
Starting Mrs Mary E
stark Mis- Eliza G
SmlIh AIRS Elizabeth A
Street Mrs Anna
Swarm Miss Margaret
Tyree Mrs Lucy C
Taylor Mis- G c
Taylor Mrs + M
Thompson MrsC M
Taliaferro Miss Sallie
Taylor Miss Virginia
"
vangile Miss A J
Wilkerson Mrs Jare
Woodson Mrs A A
Woodson Mrs Bette M
Woody Mrs Jane
Wyse Mrs John
Waldrope Miss M L
Wheeley Mrs Mary A
Walls Mrs Mary A
Yeatman Mrs Mary R
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uTHIsTLE TNDTCATOR, for the ase Of

w hotels, steamships, factories tobacco ware
houses, dwellings, &C, &c The undersigned
would take this method of informing his frien de
and the pubic OF Ine clIy 0, hicnmono, ina. ne mas
uable and useful contrivsnce, to furnish them to
all those who wish TO take advantage OF their con-
venience. This instrument lie used in connection
with speaking pipes and is far superior to the bell
for calling attention. aud less liable to get out OF
der. They are extensively used at the North, rar-
ticularly in New York. The public are invited to
call and examine the operation of one now in rrac
tical use at the Lock and Bell Hanging establish
ment of WILLIAM READY,
G. Cumberson's old stand, Main street.
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III. G. FAREELL,S

WE daily hear of the most astonishing cures
w being effected by that great and popular medi-
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RAJ, For the cure of COUGHS.
COLDS, HoARSENESS, BRONCHI.
, TiS, wHoOPING COUGH. GROUP,
ASTHMA. and CONSUMPTION. Many
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LotoeL, Mass.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., and PEY.
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
everywhere. fel2
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-27
A BILL.

Proriding for tic Election and DUAL
ifcatioa IF Clerks Of Circuit and
County Courts, attorneys Of tic
Commonwealth, &erifs, Commits
sioncrs Of tie Rcrenuc, and Surrey
OrS.
SEC. l. Belt enacted BY tile General
assembly Of Frginia, That elections
shall be held in the respective Coun-
ties, Cities and Corporations of this
Commonwealth, on the fourth Thurs
day in April, 1852, in each County, of
Clerk Of the County Court, Clerk
of the Circuit Court, an Attorney for
the Commonwealth, Surveyor, u
Sheriff, Commissioner or Commits.
sioncrs of the Revenue, Gf the Coun.
ty be entitled TO more than one and
In each Corporation for which u Cir.
cult Court is held, of a Clerk for said
Court, and in each City for which a
Circuit Court is held, Of an Attorney
for the Commonwealth, and Clerk
of said Court; and of on Attorney
iorthe Commonwealth, and Of q Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, in any County
and City together, where Circuit
Court is held for both; and an election
shall be held on the sumo day, in cv.
cry sixth year thereafter, of Clerks of
the Circuit and County Courts, and
Surveyors; and on the same day, i'll
every fourth year thereafter, for al
Attorney for the Commonwealth; and
on the same day, in every second year
thereafter, of a Sheriff and Commits
sioncrs Of the Revenue.
SEC. 9. Tho number of Commits
sioners of the Revenue for each coun-
ly, shall be that now prescribed by
law; and there shall be elected for
each revenue district, laid of and de-
scribcd by law, one Commissioner,
who shall, during his term of Office,
reside in tho district for which he was
elected, and his removal lhcreirom
shall vacate his office.
SEC. 3. The Governor shall appoint
three Commissioners in every such
County, City or Corporation of the
State, before the first day Of April, in
the year 1852, whose duty it shall bo
TO supcriltcnd the elections author
lied to DO held by this act, at the
Courthouse of each County, City and
Corporation; and they shall appoint
three other Commissioners for each
precinct, where separate election is
authorized to be lrcli by law, whose
.iuty it shall be to supcrimtend the c.
lection, ut such separate places Of c.
lection. Andihcsaid Commissioners,
appointed for the courthouse, shall de-
signa,o who shall be the officers 10
conduct the said elections. Aud il