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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
Another Convert to whiggerv,

The following appears in the Journal of Saturday
morning:
POLITICAL CARD.-Mr. Defress, I can for
Gen. Pierce for better than the promise
pectation Of Office therefore request you send me
your useful paper, as friend to Gen. Scott, till after
Election.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN f. KINGSBURY.
N. B. A number of my friends are in similar pre-
dicament. ]. E. X.
John E. Kingsbury is abolitionist, and has not
voted the Democratic ticket for number Of years He
voted against Gen. Cass in 184S. His opposition 10
Gen. Pierce is because Pierce has always opposed the
abolitioniss in New Hampshire, and never, while a
member of Congress, favored abolition petitions. We
admit that Mr.. Kngsbury and his friends have much
to expect from Gen. Scott than Frank Pierce,
this question, and that they but carrying out their
principles in voting for him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

O-The great split in the Wing party is thus "srung
out" by an exchange
They stand alJOf the scars remaining,
Like cliffs that have been asunder
dreary flows between,
And neither heat nor frost thunder"
Nor aught Of earth, except twere plumber.
eau bring these fragments back again
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

pA Democratic Mass Meeting will be held at
Hagerstown, Wayne county Indiana, the 26th inst
at which Democratic candidate will be nominated for
the Fifth Congressional District.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

n-The average expenditures Of Gov. Wrghrs ad-
mnstration hundred and eighteen thousand DOL
lars per annum. Talk about conomy-Crawford
Journal
This is the reckless mode in which tho Wing press
sail Governor Wright. This statement is made in the
face of the official report Of the Auditor of State show
ing that the average expense Of Governor Wrghts ad
mnistration has been sepsnty thousand, seven
hundred and twelve dollars and seventy three cents.
See Document No. IA, Documentary, Journal page 1885,
This Journal has not yet been distributed in the
ties and the reckless and mendacous editor Of the Craw
louisville Journal utters and publishes this wilfu false.
hood in hopes that it be contadiced. This is
the preconcerted game that will be played from this
until the election. Their object is mislead and de-
ceive the hones hard working axpayng voters Of In
diana They will stop at no falsehood however gross.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
HancOeE Maetiug

The Democratic meeting in Greenfield on Saturday
last, was real out-pourng of the Democracy. At
least one thousand persons present.
At two o'clock the meeting organized by calling
the old Democrat, Gen. John Milroy to the
Chair President, and William Curry ami James
Hamilton Vice Presidents. The vast crowd was
then addressed by William J. Brown in a speech Of
about one hour. At the conclusion splendid hickory
pole hundred and fifty feet high, raised under
the direction of that thorough Democrat, Lieutenant
Pilbean, of Indianapolis. The pole being up, and the
sreamer and flag unfurled the breeze, the meeting
was again addressed by Thomas d. Walpole in pow.
eru and convincing Speech which evidently told the
crowd. The scene was enlivened by martial music
from the indianapolis Club.
1t was glorious day for the Democracy of Hancock
The right spirit pervades the They united
jealous, and enthusiastic. Hancock will give good
account Of herself in October and November.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

gT"No North, no South, no East, no West
under the Constitution; but sacred mainte-
nance of the common bond and true devotion 10
the common Observation-Disclosures Pierce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
Democratic Conventions.

.oveor Wright prior engagements will not b
at the appointment in Danvile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
VIRGINIA AND TESsEssEE H. R. Orrlcr


TO the Editors ofhe Enquirer.
GENTLEMEN I'm your sketch of Col Townes speech ir
the paper Of the h instant there in rea
ton the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road which
doubt made inadvertently, but which il ia proper
correct.
First the States appropriation this work is 81 800 U0C
and not S2UOO0OO there stated There is another mis-
take US annual engineering expenses this road
These have s4S LA Sc from the
of the experimental surveys before the organization of the
company up 10 Sept. Both, 1851.
In the last annual report of the company there is state
marked A. Of the condition of the company that
date In this there is em engineering expenses 44 Sc
1T We ndd this $1,000 which was the time, in the
shape OF accounts finally settled makes the above
inns sum embraces only the salaries of Engineers, but
e eos VI 'he outfit for several exploring partiesinstru
everything appertaning TO the engineering ser
vice. ms mas been considered subject for congatua-
ton Inns foao Zo4S miles in length crossing the Blue
hoge ano Anesnahy mountains present, many engineer
ing difficulties as any work south of MARYLAND The pro.
gess OF the WORK. as exhibited in the annual repor will
show what has been accomplished.
The whole amount of salary paid 10 the engineer corps
for the year ending September 30h 1851 was sir O since
then under somewhat different organization DIMINISHING
the number OF officers the annual salaries will amount TO
sn940.
As do wish to be msrepresented would be glad
TO have this correction published
Respectfully your obedient servant, o. G. CLAY,
President Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
MULTIPLICATION DEFEATED.

The Massachusetts House Of Representatives on Satnr-
day defeated majority the bill which had passed
the Senate for he further protection OF personal liberty
and which would have coniced directly with the Fugitive
slave law and brought the State of Massachusetts in direct
collision with the Federal Government and The rest Of the
States. The bill authorized any petty justice Of the peace to
issue habeas corpus constable TO take the person of
fugitive slave under Of the custody of the u s.
Marshal. II amounted TO declaration Of against The
Union.
previously reported that the bill had passed by
majority blu, confidently expected that it would have
been knocked feess by the of the Democratic Gov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.

L n y t..
BALrlsoRE May 1.-THE Atlantic from Europe
arrived nj New York this morning.
Corrox remains firm the regular prices unchanged The
sales in four days amounted 10 Is 600 bales
rLoua has declined Cd; Wheat Id.
CoRS in brisk demand with slight advance Of price
ENGLAND-A communication from the Superintendent
OF The English Company 10 California 10 take possession
of Col Fremon!s property, that tine difficulties ela
tive to tho ic &c. had induced him TO abandon Fremons
alleged land.
Arthur OConner, of the Chief United lrishmcn and
member OF The Irish Directory, died the 23d of April
aged So.
of the American Expedition 10 Japan and says it is The real
ization CT the dream of Christopher Columbus
The Paris papers state tina, refusa 10 take the oath OF allie
sance TO the Constitution and the President are more nu-
merous than expected Several members of the Coun-
ellis General had refused and members of the Tribunal
Of Commerce had been suspended in consequence of their
(usal 10 take the oath.
The 10Th OF May ee exciles great enthusiasm the army
The reported dimnution of the French Army al Rome is
unfouuded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
PUBLIC MEETING IN CAROLINE.

AT called meeting of the czecs of Bowling Green and
It's vicinity held in the Court House Monday evening
MAY 10TH on notion Mr. John p Massey called 10 the
Chair, and Dr. Mckinney appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting being explained the following
resolutions unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved That we, the citizens Of Bowling Green and
its vicinity deeply impressed with the transcendenl mpor
lance of having under Constitution intelligent
PRACTICAL independent and impartial Maestracy and in vie"
Of the sound mind the ripe and mature judgment, the pac
cal mode runsacing business the extensive legal nio
nation faithful and impartial discharge Of the duties
of the office for fifteen years by Herbert Anderson, Esq
deem only necessary The attainment OF the above
object convenience of the citizens of the place
bu that Of those OF the entire district TO vote for him. IN
conjunction with Messrs. P. Voolfolk, John Goodwin and
VIM Ruyson the ensuing election as Magistrates for The
third district.
Q Resolved That Messrs Voolfolk Goodwin and Roy
son having consented in the afternoon that their names
might be used by their fellow citizens that committee OF
three be appointed wait upon Mr. Anderson nj his place
OF residence inform him of the unanmity of the call on
the part his fellow citizens and 10 solicit and urge his
consent to the Of his name.
g. Resolved That we the citizens OF Bowling Green and
its vicinity pledge ourselves individually and collectively 10
support four nominees and every audable and hon
orabe influence TO elect them
In few moments the committee appointed TO wait upon
Mr. Anderson returned in company with him, who in per-
son yielded his consent to the OF his name.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
JOHN P. MASSEY, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
GEORGIA RAILROAD.

From tn report Of the officers of this road submit
ted at The annual meeting Of the Company held at Augusta
Ga The h inst learn that the gross earnings of the
road for the year ending the 3ls OF March amounted TO
S795 and the profits S440 303 Ga leaving af
ter the payment of per dividend fund applicable
to other purposes of The Directors cay in their
report that the outfit of the road is complete for
time since it has been in operation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
EDGAR McKESSEY, Sec'y.

rg NOTICE.-A meeting Of the citizens of the county
OF Amelia is requested Amelia Court House on Saturday
the 10Th OF May take into consideration The new and
alarming docne contained in the ae message OF Cover
nor Johnson the Legislature Of Virginia. giving his rea-
son for committing the sentence of Jordan Hatcher slave
condemned for the murder of VIM. p. Jackson.
MANY CITIZENS OF AMELIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
A Washington letter says:

company is forming in Ohio 10 establish line of Post
Coaches carry mails and passengers across tine Continent
and telegraph has been reported in the Senate and
meets with favor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
THIS,

DIED, Friday III. 30h April his residence. near
IL Nj, WILLIAM THRIFT, aged u years.
The deceased kind and arEeronate father hu.bi1
friend aud has lett large family and circle OF friend,
loss. u
DIED IA Port Royal, TIE 81 nsi., LUCY STUART d4ue
George tizhush, Esq. aged 10 years.
Death lies on her. like un;lne'y iros.
Iron the sweetest flower OF all The field"
DEPARTED this life, at Orange C. H. Apri 4d Mr. liAK!
BRENT native OF Fredericksburg. Aer many ycaf' Of "
suhenss OF Pulmonary Consumption which she bore win "a
tude which only exhibited b. by the meek ana ln"y c'
aashe was no'tr heard Complain her sut-rin- ais
times they were very eieayug and lou. cln
depiore her loss
DED,o Apopexy, Weston, Levi. county Va % sa.
evening May 1h, Mrs. CATIlARISE iiOWLH1T, VII" gf w
lio~ett IN ner o9ih Year. The deceascd H.t'a
devoted vile and mother She has left husband Two Ga'-
and numerous relatives and friends o mourn her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

TOBACCO. The market is without material chan
prices. Very good stemming quslity shows slla
provement. The demand for Tugs aud low grades Of
steady and for good and fine manufac turing veiy act
One fancy manufacturing hid. sold Ffidy last ~
N. ii. MARTIN & I
Sales of Tuba Geo by n. H. MARTIN IL Co, since 7
last: 5 hhds Massenburg. at IS so and 9; J Il
lock, sll 25; J b Lnndy. $40; S Vaughan 81 Co.
Northins'on, SO 25 aG; " J Branch 50 50; Har
Kennedy. ST. Col Harper IS IS and 5 %; K
Iell. s. 30 and so; II Duke, Sc; ? hhds at s. :
III So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS MAY II i

RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY II, i-j2.
REPORTED FOR THE ESoCIRER BY wM. II. BGo"S
TOBACCO-Lugs from SO TO 81; common leaf s.
middng SIS 10 Sc; good ST. to sS; prime IS $40; fine
factlring grades from SlU TO SIS.
FLOUR-Si l2H 10 shippers.
WHEAT-Prmc red go cents; prime white 95 cents
COltN-65 cents.
OATS-45 cents.
PLASTER-s4 TO 81 SO for lump ground 81 5V7e'
1000 lbs.
Sale of40 hhds. tobacco by WM. H. BRowS, during Il
week: Goodrich Garland. Albemarle, | hid leaf a, !!
& Carpenter, Albemurle, hhds lugs 81, 2 leaf.
Richard Wood, Aibenlnrle. hhds, Tugs, So 3d. !
leaf 5, 5 20 and I. Vim Walton, Albemarc, 3 Ind.
50, leaf, 80 and Is. CT Owens, Albenlarlr, n,
and s. |. Wood, Albemarle, hhd, s. Is. John t
Albemarle, | hid, SIS 20. II Maddox, AbemarIe,
lugs, SO 20. Ferguson, Nelson, | hhd, Sc r
hundro, Jr.. Fluvanna, hhds, SO As, 4 50, an.
Clarke, GoochInnd, hhts. So. 80 and O. J II
Goochland, hhds SO and 9. X b Hadcn, Goocrt
hhds, Tugs, SO IS and 70, leaf. 10 and TO- hi
sold in promiscuous lots at from So 10 35.
The above hid. sold at S25 was bought by John
Walker, Esq of this city. Lovers Of fine chewing I
would do well by calling on Mr. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
CARRIAGES.

MARRIED. oa Thursday. 18th ins, by Rev WIN Norwood
u. CLAIBORNE OF Richmond, 10 ANNA VIRGINIA BASS
daughter ." Geo W. l'a"sstt Of Hanover county
MARRIED in New Orleans. the Sd int BY the Rev D :
the Presbyterian Church, Capt. WALTER C. CARRlNGl
MecSanhug, Va. TO Miss Ann ELIZABETH daughter Of 4
Reuben u. Hicks OF Brunswick, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

NJ" The Democratic District Convention (io nominal lie
delegates 10 the Convention which in Baltimore
Tuesday first day Of June) for this the 9Th Congress
sona District composed of the counties of Louisa Gooch
land Hanover, Powhatan, Henrco, Chesterfield, and
the City of Richmond will meet in the OddFellows'
Saloon, in this city, on Thursday the 10th nst at the
hour Of II o'clock COMMITTEE OF ARnANaEMENTs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
Dr,cc ,rrS m BALTIMORE.

Democratic District Convention for The Hocklnsna
District was held in Harrisburg the 10Th OF may au
counties Hardy represented. Seventy-c'e"'
were in attendance Joseph Sumuels Of Shcn"naoa"
appointed President pro tenn and William hien ,ncnt
secretary TIL. foIloynr were appointed Inc pc''N n.
,fEoor, - ho Co,ycn,on as reported by comh0ee =
-, IS ocsbridge President; J. II. oahue'S
80. -, W.. President; 4 Wilson or AUGUSTA
- psnnybacker of Rockingham, sra vice
r"u Wortmnun, F Alfred, S T Walker, Secre-
| taries . .o,oo,,oo -
Aha Baltimore Convention, and TWO aternatcs from each
county; and the following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen:
From Shenandoah John s. Calvert and Mark Bird Al
ternates }. e. c. Breltel and Dr.. A. K Meem. n vii
From Rockingham Derrick PennybackeI ano :
hanson. AeTnaes k. A. Gray, Dr.. NJ Hat.'sD re, AL
From Augusa-Jumes H. Skinner kooe'' -
ernaes Wm. 5. Baylor F. j. Aiirco, ,hoso nomination
From Rockbridge-Dr. Graham, hi Alter.
was nut bv Mr. ssmuels) and WIN. McLaushih' A''-'
| mates: S. H. Letcher, F. +. Paxton. W. McCov IT.
From p.udietuu-J unus Anderson ana w M nan,
.,,Oa,es A. Nj Newman, Benz HineI. a. 5 Norn,eu
e. aa nominated as delegate the Baltimore C"nVe"
tom but declined the honor in few appropriate ssr
Erou Hurdy-J. w F. Allen and u 1. bafose. ''''
mates: Dr. John W. Moore and Dr.. Perm.
The District Convention in the Frederick DISTRICT. '''
in Winchester on Tuesday last. VIM A. Harris OF rage
nresided and Robert W. Baylor Of Jefferson, ana 'o
p,I, or Frederick acted as Secretaries The following
ocn,men were appointed delegates TO the Baltimore Con
vcn,ion VIM. A. Harris of Page Thomas Soun OF Ramp
h; ph.rt W BAYLOR of Jefferson and James T. Rely OF
Frederick.
A,rsRyATEs Walter Bowen OF Warren Alfred Castiei
man of Clarke Robert e. Gustin of Morgan, and Dr.
mas S Page of Berkeley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

The nszt session of the General Court Of Virginia. will be
held in this city commencing Tuesday, the ed day of
June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18
IMPORTANT OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GET


By letters from various quarters OF the State the A,to
ney General been requested publish opinion on the
subjects mentioned following pape and we take great
pleasure in giving immediate crcua,ion
Under the provisions of the Constitution OF Virginia for
the election u county officers and OF the OF AS
semby for holding those .ne question IS oea
DISTRICTS does each voter Of The county vote for two or more
commissioners of the revenue, one for each district Or IS
only for OF the revenue
for the district in which the voter resdes7
An attentive examination of The Constitution and the law
will show the first s the manner of election required by
them.
The commissioners of the TO be elected for
districts by districts If for example, county is
laid off into three Districts called the hrs the
cond and the third districts the commissioner Tor inc nts
district be voted for and elected by the voters oil mat
dsc alone he is TO be voted for and elected o me
of the county So of the commissioner for Inc second
district and for the third district AT every place OF voting
in the county poll must be held for commissioner for the
first district separate distinct poll for commissioner or
second district and separate or distinct Po Tor com
missioner for the third dsct and the person VINO receives
the whole county the largest number OF votes ior te
flee Of commissioner OF the revenue for The hIst dslrc,
will elected commissioner for that dsrct and 30 OF each
other district ,
the corporations of Richmond Norfolk, Fredericksburg,
Lynchburg Winchester Danville Stanton and Williams
bug; which believe be added Petersburg. The vo-
in these corporations elect their commissioners
They the election of the other commissioners
for the counties in which their respective corporations are
suaed do the of the counties vote in tho cleo
| ton of commissioners for those corporations.
Inquiries also frequently made the provisions OF
the Constitution and The law in respect TO residence as
qualification for the county Offices.
To render person eligible 10 OF these otces II IS mol
required thai before the time of the election he shall
be resident of the county district for which he Is elect
ed His fitness for office in this, in every other re-
spec is left 10 be Judged Of by the voters But is
quired that these officers shall during their terms Of office re-
in the fo which they shall have been elected;
If elected district that they shall during their terms
of office reside in that district Attorneys for The Common.
wealth within this requirements and person who is
clerk Of circuit court but does not reside within the
county, need not, if reelected, change his residence.
May Is, 1852. w. P. BOCOCk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

RANGE OF ERMOMETER,
~ j. w. Raal"iphs BOOKSTORE, No. l2l, Man Stree
O'clock l2o'clIck 80
onday May II, 70 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

We are requested TO state that James N. Newsts
gate from Berkeley county, is absent from his seat
House OF Delegates in consequence Of sickness in Ri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18


JUDICIAL AND OTHER ELECTIONS.
Let il be remembered that The fourth Tuesday the
a7h) of the present month"; the following Judicial and othel
officers to be elected:
Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals by the voters
of each section
Judge of the Circuit Court by the voters OF each o
chi, Rv tho voters of each county, Clerk OF the county
Court a Surveyor Attorney for Inc Coh'ho" '"''
Sheriff and so many Commissioners OF .he ne'enue' %
are prescribed by law The voters OF Inc "o County arc
-, al me commissioners prescribed for the county
bu each voter designate not only the persons Tor "hom
he votes but also the dlsrc IN WINCH each person 'oe o
II 10 perform his duties.
By the voters OF each county in which Circuit Court Is
held, Clerk for each Court.
By the Of each of the corporations OF Richmond
Norfolk Lynchburg Winchester Saunon Fredericksburg
Williamsburg and Danvle, one Commissioners OF the keVe-
The living in these corporations are not TO vote
for the Commissioners of Revenue for tho respective
counties in which such corporations are situate.
BY the voters of each city in which Circuit Court is
held Clerk and an Attorney for the Commonwealth Tor
such Court.
BY the of each corporation, for which Circuit
Court held Clerk for such Court and an Attorney for the
Commonwealth for such corporaton who shall also be The
Attorney the Commonwealth in the Circuit Court held
in such corporation
Circuit Court held Clerk and Attorney for the Com
monwealtn for such Court.
BY the voters in each district in county, four Justices
of the Peace Constable and Overseer of the Poor
but the voters residing in town which provides for its own
poor are not 10 for Overseers of the Poor for The
county in which such town is situate.
person may any place in his county, but he can
vote for district officers only in the district in which he
Sides
The question has been asked, person who is not
resident particular district at the time of the election be
elected commissioned of the constable for such
distct7 Ii will be from columns to-day that the
Attorney General has expressed the opinion that in the cases
named persons residing in the district may be elected
but, that when elected The commissioner constable the
case may be- must reside in the district for which he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-18

DEATH OF MRS ADAMS.-Mrs. Adams, the venera
Die reict Of tho late John Quincy Adams, ExPresider
of The United States died her residence on Street,
WashinglonCity, on Saturday last
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-01-29
Turnpike Stock and a Fire Engine

The ia yetteville and Shelbyvills
Turnpike Company, Norris Creek
has requested the corporation of Fay
etteville to take stock in its Road
to the amount Of 5000, to be paid
in three annual installments.
And the purchase of a Fire En-
CINE, and the digging Of a Cistern in
the courthouse yard, are now advo.
Gated by many Of our citizens. The
cost of both the Engine and Cistern
1t is supposed will be about $1,000.
The Mayor and Alder men have
an election to be held at
the Court House to-day (Thursday,)
to ascertain the wishes Of our citi-
zens relative to these matters
Eyes" and "no'' viii decid E the case.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-01-29
Public Meeting.

On Friday eve ming, 29d inst. "a
number Of gentlemen met according
to agreement, for the purpose Of or
ganizinga Fire Company in the town
of Fayetteville.
The meeting was organized by
calling pr. " ". MsNeHey to the
Chair, and appointing y. c. Holman
Secretary. On motion, it was
RESOLVED, That we do hereby form
ourselves into Fire Company, and
agree to be governed BY such rules
as shall hereafter be adopted by the
Company. E
On notion the Company pro-
ceeded to the election Of Officers.
II. c. Holman was elected Captain.
J. 7, Mckinney, LIST Lieutenant
C. A. M0ores, I'd do
T. j. Garter, Ensign.
W. AZ Wright, Orderly Sergeant.
On motion, it was RcsOzUed, That
the Publishers of the Town Papers
be requested to publish these pro-
u
ceedings in their next papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
to meet again ON Thursday evening.
W. W. McNELLEY, Chm.
II. C. Holman, Sec.