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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22
No 81.

CTGOvHHWCS YNt pONfCON " q VUoCy tPtt0N
la pile de la .NouUelie- O, ms an cap;
de la comPagnie du grand temin dete,
ia .Nouueile- Orleans, de ackson ct
.Nord.
l. Que Ia vile de la Nouvell )rleans sous
au capital de Ia compagnie d, rand chemir
fer de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans, jackson ct
Nord, pour un montant de gu; vingt mile
tions, selevant deux millioe lie piastres.
sixieme de la take, etant un pour cent,
ra payable lie premier lundi aai 1858 ct
autre sixieme le premier Luz de mai de G
que aimee suiyante, jusqua lue le mont
de 10 subscription soft obtenu.
q Qu'une take de trois po sent est par
prkscnte imposee sur tOutes proprietes
cieres situees dams la vile d a Nouvelle-
leans, ladite take etant suffis epour payel
dite subscription. I'm skier de cette is
Giant un demi pour cent, sera yable lie prem
lundi de mai 1858; un autre eme, lie prem
lundi de mai 1854; un autre S. eme, lie prem
lundi de mai 1866, un autres eme, lie prem
lundi de mai 1866 !; un autre .eme, lie prem
lundi de mai 1867, ct I'm autr sixieme, lie |
mier lundi de mai 1853 Les ses taxes SCI
payables au bureau du tresol de Ia VILE
seront collectees de la meme m here que les
tres taxes de la Vile, conform tent aux dit
sitions de la section SO de Fac CONSOLIDATE
vile de la Nouvelle-0rleans.
3. Des recus separ6s seront sliyres aux G
| tribuables, lesquels leur donnetont droit a
somme equiyalente en- actions ms la dite CT
pagnie de chemin de fer ct cliaque fois gu
montant de Ia take ne correspondent pas exat
ment avec lie montant Dune action on de
autre nombre actions de la dite Compagnie
chemin de fer, il sera legal pour lie detenteul
recu, de completer la fraction jusqu'A conc
renee du montant EQUIVALENT une action,
payant compliant la difference.
4 4. Hsera du devoir du Tresorier de la willie
payer Ia dite Compaguie de chemin de fer,
10 ministere des ofhciers convenables, cha,
Ilundi, lie montant de la take de ohemin de
susdite collecte pendant la semaine preceder
ayec une iste DIES mons des perscnnes aui aur
pave cette take, ct le montant pave par chac,
d'elles.
s. Cette 0rdonnance n'aura d'effet, ct
election, don't lie but sera de la soumettre 4 L
probation des contribuables, CONNIE il est rec
par la loi, ne pourra avoir lieu, qu' apres GU
Bureau des Directeurs de la dite Compag ni.
chemin de fer aura fait SAVIOR par ecrit au c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22


the Trade on Ms reasonable terms
A. LINIalENTS.
Mustang Liniment,
Hewes's Nerve and Bone Lininent
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hayes'H LinHnent for Piles,
Libby's Pile Ointment,
C0nnell's Pain Extractor,
lDalley'G Pain Extractor,
Jadkfns's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment
Military Ointment,
couaetl'E Mixture,
Roach Bsne,
Smiths Panaeea,
Houok'r FSnBesa,
Indian psnsces,
Children's psaacoa,
Gay'a CRnth4i8sna.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Oriental Life Elixir,
! Mortiner's American Tonic,
Indian Cholhgogue, for Fever and
Ague,
Green's Fever aud Ague Tonic,
FAIR DYE.
Phalon's Magic Hsir Dye,
Bachellor's do. do.
1syne's do. do.
DE-. JATNE'S MEDICINES.
Jayne's Expectorant,
Jane's Hair Tonic,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jsne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Csrminativs BALKAN,
/ Jayne's Tonic vsrmifuge,
4 Jayne's Ssnative Pills,
| Jayne's AguePiil
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Hunter'a Pulmonary Balsam,
Indian Neryine Balsam for Fita,
lSpolin'a SILK Headache Remedy
lSpohn's Elixir Of Health,
Mothers Relief,
Lucine Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
uterine Cstholicon,
lThompson's Eye Water,
Graefenberg Eye Lotion,
Olmstead's Eye salve,
French ClysnDs,
Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy,
Stove Varniah,
Bartine's Lotion,
Speeds Electrical Febrifags,
jew Dayida Plasters,
Inns Plasterh,
iOil Tannin,
Acoustic Oil, for Deafness,
lThomDSOu'6 TcothnchQ Drona sta.
Hair Brushes,
Flesh Brushes,
Tooth Bruahcs,
| Paint Brushes,
French Liquid Blueing,
) Fsather Busters, etc. =
ONE Of the leading articles, dealers
riders will be promptly supplied with
inc not included therein.
CIR AEFENBERC, MEDICINES
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As the above list the aces
and others informed mat their orders will promptly supplied with
article thu Patent Medicine line not included therein
sH J. Fl. Ia sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES
the States Of Louisiana and Mississippi.
~ Also Agent for Dr. JAfNE's MEDICINES doFFA1 y
MoFFATS LIFE PILLS PHdENIX BIIrERS, and WRIGE1s
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
raie led onr sbe terua Il s. Nv
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TX ALT AFLOAT--Some well assorted and con.
mh2I JOFIN TnotE' panL II. Il.
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highly recommend Dr. Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry
rom knowledge of ,s vuss My wife had been affected for
with weakness and the breast; the this
short time entirely relieved her, Tie would ser
and all the relief speedy The first
months since she hug been free Of ms aeeie
slider 1t and recommend vanzble medicine ls
ING effect has b'sn very great in nddi'sn t. ,ssy, hs
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The efficacy of the PAIN in this remarkable
we know OF numerous and do hse that
an will this Delaey
from ladies this subject The following
Of our Agents: - -
This will certify that have used DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy Nipples cleerny
TO those who afflicted with distressing COMPLAINT
u most valuable article FaG.BE BRAY
Albany, April, 1886. MARY MOORE
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IhH EXICAN CHA SEED-Just received and
Nv Il for Hale, wholesale retail, hy ;
mh90 p L. MASSEY cnrpe. C.,,r avid n .r;., .,,os i
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Il. T.. II. Rla,,c

OFFICE AND YARD BASIN CORNER on JuIIA AMI
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.
Keeps constantly hsnd at The he ct n,ce
BRICKS WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME,
YAM Ash AM. FINE WOoD, CHARCOAL etc. etcs
CLAPBoARps stIlfJelEs AND pIcKETs fe11
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No. ~.

Approve lie II mai 1852.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie
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All articles the Medicine line
wa 's sappns' on ssaaiy ia'ofabie terms. myaly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

description de
ms an capital
aemin de FER de
lackson ct dM
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Pill. Il 8

For Eysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Other rene
des may make the dsaSe disappear o little time
draws and completely
steets thorough cure.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-22

I,
was nine years under medical ski in tie cities Of NewYok Al
any labong under the most distressing Eystpeh with
domination OF the Kidneys and with bleeding Plies deeply liberated
With large Jumps the hens eggs potraug and large boil
The
tsre became ntoieIabe Ny cracked, roof o. nj
mouth covered with and chest
in constant burning heat that cold did cool
u this misery onged for DEATH and expected recovery
Mrs Jesaup desired me TO ''
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MEDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD. VIII
r E. MAYO, DENTIST,
[alg EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT NED

lyE CNES, 50 PoYDRAS STREET, Neworssns.-Jos HUFTY
would respectfully inform the public generally
chased the entire interest the Southern Branch Empire
leased the POYDRAS STREET,
siderable for the Patent Medicine bsie Having
article this line he confidently soie inspection
and prices.
TT Satisfaction will be given may favor with
patronage.
The following only
which and will be rnishedt to the Trade reasonable
othsr house in the South:
SARSAPARlLLAS. LINThlENTS.
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75,IS Is.
rom experience of its beneficial effects my have
been for wsekB past subject attacks pHg blood
popensd with durep sympomR Last spr having stack
IT, recommended by acquaintance, WHO had been
Davisa Strap it. did relieved ~ it less
bottle. It's apparen. good effects wefs immediate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
Death OF JUDGE BALDwIN.

The staunton Spectator of Wednesday last
contains the following not unlocked for and me.
%lancboly announcement
Our readers in this vicinity, will NOT be s,,,
9riSed 70 earn that our truly great felIow.ci,tzen
Judge =. BALpwIa, IS no more. he died ~
yesseIoay morning
long and confidently this melanehoIv
with the nature and 800 aI4ualnleo
u cannot pc less felt by all who spprse,sie ,rns
sAnesss % oe a stroke dina eommon seyer;,v
ON OUT community and the State.
9aa columns forbid a more extended notiee
s y, We leaye 70 some abler hand The melanehoiy
eeIianf snsIis;s sslyipg 60 The many noble and ex-
ea 1nle living, aud calkfofth rom : Wiz 49,
y aiming friends, the most sincere exoressiens
y moafniulfegFe nov thathe IS no moSa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
THE ELECTION.


Thursday next, is the day fixed by the Legis-
Iature, for the election OF Judges and County Of
ficers throughout the State. The Importance of
this election should be duly considered ~by-those
who are called upon, as citizens ofthe Common
wealth, 10 select persons to fill the important of.
fees which have been vacatedAby the New Con-
stitution. We should avoid party considerations
in this election, and let the merit of the candi-
date and his qualification for the position TO which
he aspires, be the controlling influences which
are to decide our votes.
We would call the especial attention of voters
TO the great importance of electing competent
and worthy men to the office of Magistrate. The
duties to be performed by the Magistrates ofthe
county are of the greatest Importance to our
citizens, and men who are respected for their
intelligence, business qualifications and high
sense Of justice, should be selected for the office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
VIRGINIA

The Two Houses of the Virginia Legislature
have agreed to adjourn on the 9TH of June, TO
convene again on the Sd Monday of November,
thus making, as some wag has remarked blen'
NAL sessions to mean, two meetings in one year.
instead o: one meeting in two years. We think
however, in view of all the circumstances, the
Legislature has best subserved the interests OF
the State by agreeing to an adjournment. On
the subject OF internal Improvements, a resolu,
ton was adopted on Friday that no Internal I'M
provement bill except the Manassas Gap Rail.
road bill, or the bill in relation to the arrearages
of interest of the James River and Kanawha
Company, or any bill, to which there is objec'
ton, shall be taken up for action, before the re-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
rnINe IN DALTIno@ss
csrre.Roadepee Of tIs spi.i,

Correspondence Of tbe Spirit
FElOAE NsHr, ~
Ms. EDFroR . Having just rs,pr1s
after a short visit TO that section -
low the m%ountsins. l iod The Oo,i,iS
busy as bees, preparing for The ,-@
venlions thai are To be holden ON Il.
of next month. The Commir,sa 4aA
ments for the Democratic Copv.,,;
mined 10 spare neither pains pOr.1-
It exceed that of any other wbieb
held in Baltimore. The spaeiOusII,usss
land Institute has been fitted IN e,
here will be ample accommodate.
il Will doubtless be tie lsrees, D.
~semblage that ever e~ongreeated in ~
From the enthusiasm that exists -
moeraey Throughout, the Union. -
anticiPstious with which they are
ward to the triumph of their n,,,-
contest.
While in Virginia I had he Pleas
ling with many OF the whole snp,sJ
fed. The PRIDE OF the Old Dvmin;ot
pleased to discover such a frieu5Iv ! e
ing towards Judge Douglas for ,baS
dency. And Why slIOnid il be ollie
glnia, as Senator Douglas has .f-"-
for The ever glOried and glorious -
bfIOyed JelersOn;and when surrnrn5
OF northern abOliIiOnisis, be has ,IoSNf
To support the Constitution with III N
misses, and defend the rights whit ~!
tuition had guaranteed TO the SONS .E
he is sound upon the slSseTy qnesI;,1 ss
go any lengths, without a sae5sSS
rights. 70 preserve this glorious L.. -
Peristyie OF her cation. Can rLeScv,EI
trust such a man rs this 1? ArkaDse.u
have sent their Delegates instructed
Judge Douglas, and from the signx osS
! should not be surprised 70 see bin ~
of our party. as The only charge / h,r"-
brought sgainst him, is iLaT If L-.U-
man, bnI A< ie has ALREADY nzss.4 .,I
qatTed by tie Constitution Tor = p,.-J
United Safes, can hardy im.oi,s q
BaiiirnnIe Convention will fee! ,6sT.
IhO:iz-d, tO impose an additional u,c...s
al restriction aud qualification, BY -
no maH shall be Presidentofl i,e,r 49,
until lie has declined in the vale q ,s..'
The weather is qpiie clear. but iao =
~keasnnab!e, lingering winter, chlls n. !
May.
1t is rumnred that there is a duel y, !.
an sfTir OF honor 10 he decided ye,y -
Bladershurs between The lion. la, IN
this place AID The French Minister >, d.
ton II seems a lady is in the case
Our TIark & are urn, aud aJv.n.sI .
since last week. Flour 81 ,SI =
Wheat, red 95-99 cts, rrr bu.beI. nv
81 G3 per bushcl; Corn IS cents -,
Oats 10 'ents Per busheI; Rye 40 erp;s. I
key p cents per gallon ia barrels.
Yours, MEErrY,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
DELEGATES FROM VIRGINIA.


The Democrats O. the Richmond District have
appointed Christian: White, of Hanover; John
Y. Mason, of Richmand city; Joseph K, Pendie-
ton, of Louisa, and James H.. Cox, of Chester
field, delegates TO the Democratic National Con-
%vention. The District Convention, held at Rich
mond on Thursday last, adopted the following
resolution:
"Resolved, That the South having acqufesced
in the series of measures passed by The last Con-
gress, known as the Compromise, and the ub-
iects ofall of them having therefore been accom-.
plished, except the fugitive slave law, it is The
opinion of this Convention that that law should
also be faithfully executed /; and that no capdi.
date for the Presidency should 3e sustained by
the South, who witlholds a full, prompt and Elk.
plicit avowal ofhis approval oftHe said law, and
of his determination 10 support the same. 1t is,
therefore, the wish .uf this Convention, that the
delegation from this district, shall sustain Rny
measure proposed in the Baltimore Convention,
which shall pledge tlle Democratic party to The
faithful observance and execution of the fugitive
slave law" ~ st
From the Accomac district, the Hon. Henry
A. Wise of Accomae, VIM. II. Roy of Mathews.
George Booker Of. Elizabeth Cits, Col. Jas. NJ.
Smith of Northumberland, have been appointed.
Many of the ablest Democrats Of the State will
be present at the Convention, and no doubt par
~ticipate insts dis caSsions.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
TO THE EDITOR.

Mr.. BELLRR: / am informed that it is report.
ed. in seyeraI paris of the County, that / have
been taking an active part in the canvass in IA
vor Of one Of the candidates for the SheriffaiIy
This is utterly untrue; the moment | became a
candidate ] considered il indicate and imprO-
per for me to. NEEDLE in the canvass for any can
didate, Tor any of the other Offices. / have taken
part in favor Of no one OF the candidates for the
SlIeIilFa.ty, nor shall ! do so | am on terms oi
friendship with all of them, but no man living
knows for whom | will vote on the day of cleo
ton.
Having seen, some time since, the publication
of certain questions, to the candidates for the
Clerkship OF this county, to prevent any misun
Outstanding in this matter a. TO myself, between
this and the day Of election, i will now say, thai
| voted for the Convention, for the candidates on
the White Basis, and for the New Constitution.
Respectfully, HENRY BERRY.
Shepherdstown, May II, ls53-F-P
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
nrMocRATIC NATIONAL coNYEs-
TION.

Tb;s ;mportant body will meetin baltimore on
Tuesday next. st day of June. 1t promises TO
he o1e If the largest political assemblages ever
nonve1ed in this country. From all portions OF
the country are the Delegates and others ~end
ing their way hitber. Our own Ioun'y anu
State will no doubt be largely represented as the
occasion will be one Of not only greatlmpoftance
- Tho nation. bat Of deep interest to those whose
convenience may permit them to be present. as
o. ub,ti ia IN he The result of the deliberations oil
the Convention no man can determine, and 1t Is
worse than idle toattempt a conjecture. we nope
harmony and Cancellation may mark its counsels'
and il a nomination is made OF one who has Oeen
faithful to the Constitution, and a supporter IN
sunshine and storm Of the doctrines
of the Republican creed, the Democracy OF V'r'
ginia will give TO him a united support DeIe'
gates have now been appointed from all the DIS
tricts of Virginia, without expression OF OPINION
es, n nar,icuIar capdidates. Buchanan Douglas
or Dickinson. will no doubt receive the vote oil
the State throughout all the ballotings that may
become necessary. Either will sweep the State
like a whirlwind, and as in Virginia, SO through
out the whole South. The nomination OF a can
didato is conceded 10 the North, but the SCUM
will not be satisfied with, nor support al the eIec-
ton, any candidate inimical to its interests or I'M
faithful to the constitutional guarantees which
it has the right to claim. The South as a WHOLE
10 Dsmocratic in interest, sentiment and feeling,
and it is a party of Principle, neither to be Hat
tered or cajoled by the hope of reward, or inlimi-
dated bv the fear of censure. AS to men, II Is
willing 10 compromise every thing, but as TO prin-
cinIes nothing. 1t asks no boon at the hands OF
the Government but a strict adherence TO the Prin-
cipIes of the Constitution, and it will submit to
nothing less. That is the chart ofits action and
the bond Of its union, and has hitherto preserved
the unity of the States, the triumph ofthe Rep"b-
lican party ,and the honor and the glory ofthe ma
tion So mote il be for all time to come.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
R-EGIMENTAL MUSTER.

The Regimcntal Parade for our county cane
off on Saturday last, and was a much more cre.
ditable affair than any we have had for sevpfa
years. The beautiful Volunteer corps Of sbep.
herdstown. the Js q rson Rifle, under The cot
mand of Capt. v. NJ. BUTIER, attracted unfver.
sal attention, and were very greatly ADMIRED for
their soldierly appearance and gentlemanly de
pertinent. The Uniform is of grey cloth, silt
buttons and a handsome cap, withblack plumea,
The fine Band from Siiepherdsto&n accompanied
this corps, and added greatly to The da.?l mono.
tony which has hitherto belonged 10 our Regt-
mental musters.t
Though there is scarce one of the Militia
companies Of the county that has an fieer, more
were chosen on Saturday, nor could any be
found SO ambitious Of military glory, ss 10 ne.
cept an apPOintmsst. DR.. joan :. S1ARRY, Of
HarPers Ferry, weleafn was appointed Surgeon
to The Regiment BIS tie Colonel, and those per
sons who may think they are entitled 10 al dis
charge from militia duty by the iRfFmities oil lis
ease. viii be reqniredsto obtain tho certificate CT
the Surgeon. ss
We will feel under many obligations. to orr
friends the Postmastsrs, Sherids3and others ii
the adjoining eoanEass if they 9Iiltroabie theu1
selves to send Us The earliest reiisble %elestion re-.
turns theyscan obtain
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
BALTImonE


It has been the case heretofore, and we pre-.
sumo of course such will be the arrangement
again, that those desiring TO visit Baltimore dur
ing the continuance Of the Democratic and Wig
National ConventiGns, will be furnished with
tickets for the round trip on the railroad and
other lines Of improvement leading TO Baltimore.
The convenience of access, and the lowness of
fare for those in this region, will induce a large
representation not only of our Democratic knt
Wing friends. As the Convention will COM
mence on Tuesday, Monday seems to be the
day most likely to BIZ agreed upon by the railroad
company for the Issuing of tickets from Harpers-
Ferry and other points for the round trip. The
same accommodations will no doubt be extended
by the Winchester railroad.
As to the appearance of things already in
Washington, the head quarters of political Jug
glery, the correspondent of the. Baltimore Sun
under date of Saturday, says:
The city is full OF delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, and the;hotels are being crowded.
The friends of neatly every candidate have a
room for the manufacture o fstrength and public
opinion, and for the:transfer Of delegates. An
arrangement has been made 10y some of the
Presidential aspirants TO lend a few delegates to
some of their rivals, On condition that they should
be returned to them when called for.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
Democratic Convention of Arkansas.

@tEGH#H-ar III a4JftE=E= - srE.sr EEE
The Democratic State Convention of Arkan.
sas was hell at Little Rock on The Sd inst
Gen. CONVEY was nominated for Governor.
and Delegatfs appointed to the National Con.
vention withinstructions to support either Doug
las or Bn~chanansfo for President and Gen. Pillow
for Vice President. The Convention re.affrmed
the Virginia resolutions OF 1899, and the Balti-
more platform of 1913.
At snppteryille. South Carolina. about
ten days since. the following painful event oc-
cnrred:
A gentleman was bnsily engaged in plant
ing out the common yellow jasrnin vine in his
yarn, and alter trimming away a few of the
roots, threw Them aside, where they were pick
ed up by two Of his children, aged, as we are
informed, about three and FIVE years. The chill
dren were playing with them for some time.
and no doubt c6ewed and swallowed portions
OF the root. After a short time, the youngest
returned 10 its mother, and laying down near
where she was sitting, fell into a slumber, as
she supposed; Alter a while. she called TO
awake her child, but ineffsctnally- She stoop-
ed 10 raise u Up. but it was dead. Tie elder
child was then taken i'll. and in the course of
q lew hours was also IN the land Of spirits
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
CARD.

Perceiving that an impression exists in the
minds of some of the voters of the county, that
| had voted against The New Constitutions; with
the view Of removing such Impression, I hereby
state, that, in the first instance, l voted for tie
call OF the Convention, and, subsequently, when
Tie New Constitution was submitted TO the peo-
pie for ratification or rejection. ! voted for its
adnption-to which facts The Poll Books, drpOsi
ted in The Clerks OIice of The County Court,
will abundantIy testify.
CIiarlestown, May IL, 1852 p.