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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
! remain, With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES A. HAMILTON.
CONGRESS-S,1rnn,r

CONGRESS-SATURBAY.
The SryArEs long session Of Saturday vas devoted a.
most entirely 10 political debate varied In s character
and topics but marked 10y signal ability and interest A.
ter m Executive session Of hour the doors we're omen
ed, aud upon the resolution moved by Mf Thomson of
New jersey the 4th inst calling for copies of Com.
modorc Sockion's California despatches that Senator
proceeded 10 deliver speech the subject and by m
elaborate review Of the military operations in California
IN the 1886 mgucd 10 show that the conquest of Cn
MIA scheved by Com Stockton aud not by Col Frc.
mont, whose respective csins that honor he examined
md contrssed Mr.. Jones ~ Tennessee merit took the
hoor le discuss the resolution before the
senate, but in political phrase, u define hs position nn
nouncc bis intentions 10 the peculiar circumstances Of the
country and 70 explain 20 his constituents biz motives for
the part which he ict compelled take 10 the approach
ing Presidential contest Mr. j. then proceeded at much
length 10 justify the decision be sd come To TO support
the Democratic nominee. Mr. Bell, Of Tennessee made
some remarks certain points 10 his colleagues speech
and Mr.. Thompson Of Kentucky ntimated an intention
70 spsak hereafter the general subject Then sitter
some intermediate minor business Mr. Foot rose 70 ad
dress the Senate the subject Of the Kansas troubles
Whilst thi. Discussion going on, Mr. Hunter was
actively engaged With his Committee Fnsnce In matu.
nng the appropriation bills from tie House one Of
which providing for the legislative executive and Judi.
os expenses Of the Government he reported 10 the Sen
ate With amendments giving notice that be would ask lie
consideration to-day.
Ia the House Of Representatives bill was reported by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

The y. T. Tribune is expstiating on its favorite
theme-the degeneracy Of Virginia in consequence
Of the existence Of slavery. One would suppose
from the hatred which the Tribune bears virgipi,
that It would be rational to rejoice at the exi
tence Of an evil which works her 50 much mischief II
the old Commonwealth is hurrying to ruin as fast a.
she can go-why not let her rip in peacef IT sla.
very has brought her to deaths door, and you are
glad OF lt-why sock TO rescue her from destruc.
ton
We have heard great deal Of slavery's marrinp
the prosperity Of the South. There never was a
grosscr iallacy The existence Of negroes here aud
their labour have enabled thus long to maintain
ourselves in spite Of the oncrous exactons laid upon
us for the benefit Of the North Ofthe eighty millions
Of dollars annually paid into the Federal treasury at
least fifty millions is paid by the Southland nearly
the whole POSSIBLY four Ave millions may be excep.
ted is dsbursOd at the North. But this is not oil
we permit the sharping Yankees to shave us on,
Of quite as much more in the way Of trade No
country the face Of the earth could prosper un.
der such q condition OF things. II we were
rid Of these Yankee blood-suckers, we should
very speedily see which section would wither, and
which would flourish like the green bay tree
The DeaiScLs Zcifng-the German paper IN New Or.
leans out Tor Fremont The Fremon, fever isstroug
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Wheat Market.

The large deliveries give the mers the u-turn Of the
farmers But the latter were warned and have no one
10 blame but themselves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
DIED,

AZ belle Farm, Gloucester county, on the sOth July ~,
cholera inanum JAMES PARKE CORBIN sixth child oI
Fielding L. and E. Faray Taylor aged eleven months and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

osPT ALsERr PIEE YoR FrLbNoRE-The Helena Shield
o. the 10th ut says From letter written by an in.
ge.t citizen Of this place, in Washington city We
lesn that Captain Pike has recently announced hs deter
mlnaton 70 support Mr.. FILLMORE Tor the Prs.idencHn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
fMENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEnY.
BoAhDiAG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LANES.

ioS monument Street, 6efeeen F,trk and Ho,nari
BALTIMORE MARYLAND
MI pFsPoMMERs. gradual. Of IN, r,Ix.,.,v , v..
~ and Madame DESPOMMIpRs. PrinrJn.. ~ ''A"os'
Ihe duties Of this Institution be resumed On uor,. a.. o.
OF September ~ 'N@"''H 0u NohuAy the 9th
49, & WIN references names OF the pupils for the las, ,hr,
TO the Principals ~ ~ O~'u'u 9y Appleauon
a SC,.n.,, 49,, - e--StANZm
a SCiooL WANTED.-A gentleman baY, .nd -
irsinia With an experience years, vshS, 70
80, 70 some healthy nsighborhood. will act =, r,,
Inducements
can be given from the Faculty H. College ma &
Edward, Va. - N@"pden sidney, Prince
au2-cI
~ %, to rent lease purchase small farm
~ sees In healthy and agreeable neIxhborooJ anoI
Ing school Of some Ia pup, by ,s,,IsraS
Ay an A. W OF the University, one Who Ia. hsa 90
teen years experience In teaching Atdres, Ii.ek ~.
terrrld co. Va. TaulS-i.xtfI "~SA heh hes
ENECUTOR's NOTICE.-An person, Ind,h,sJ =, -,
- estate OF Richard C. WorthAm viii n-...
Msr claims and all those whom estate i, piebt Iii
present their claims for settlement " 's' viii please
A. G.. WORKMAN,
sui2-st CEIs T wnantn,,, Executors.
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HAMPTON MALE ANB FEMALE IC,DrVy

ur JOHN u. CARY, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
session OF this School
day "a Ooesr and continue The subjects
are Ancient aud Modern Languages MahruAes Tie
Physical Sciences Military Tactics Music Drawing and Psnn
Board, Including washing, fuel aud Ishts ,t-o no
Inon according TO Advancement from 20 90 10 ~ an
Meiern Languages, Music Dra wing and Painting extra
" Addren uIe Principal. Hamptnn Va
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RICHMOND WING.
TO cosnEsPoNpENTs;

ENc."
Are ,c-fff~- boa sdes ort< paper ,riu Dc psbi
Of ns role q ic-9 sta.dsao, os9tc % tnosrn 20 al
asd t-iu ~ b depdrtef Obituary aotc<s erc<~i
dog eigAf asss Charged or az adrerffserzenfs.
~ ,c % Charged adesrfass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
Q o M NJ Z X DIAL.
MONETARY ANo COMMERCIAL.

o'rsos 90 rss wris. August II, 1854.
rhe " T. Commercial Advertiser. Of iith inst s.ys,
Money has been demand hi, v.e. .,a An. r.. ,
aud are nov null higher they u-r,
.y e week. since There loans sslo.
seven per cent and those
10 that n<are strictly ..y. ~ 800
very short To eight time Good x,h
-m command nine min. A.
pr CENT and -e notice ais Of rroeers paer
rAs There has been good but ,h.r,
no In ne uarks' the supply enhAnesd ates
ununx July adequate 10 meet the dsmand" - W."
"e New FORK sugar market Ia at present In AN anoma.
os' The threatened scarcity prevailing high price.
having caused an accumulation OF there Tn. vain,
tsvec according to The
The Excess Of stock on hand on the IL, eonr.. with
the condition Of the the time las, year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12


The principal markets nom which supple. usually NJ.
nov comparatively drar but the high prices ruling In Ns- Yo,,
must continue TO attract such b,s,
crop received
The Philadelphia Inquirer has the following in regard to
the new eouagv bn;
nghp Important bin PENDING Hou.. of
ssnts.e. has two objects In FIRST the uIthdrs ri f
cnSushon OF The spanish and Mexican
su.nofN 10 Issue
81 better material than the eumbrous and s
~ ssn. composed Of copper aud weighs GU, hupdr,t
ad Grains The viii be compo,ri aI =
Pe. cent .. copper, IL nickel and viii .I.h a.,
ans IN. composition admirably adapted cen, coin
the o
o we present cent will them
ny ossos,e dy and FOUL offensive smell The hin pro
Wide. several tsuries for the Withdraw p. and
pu he one which s regarded the Elective IL the n,,a,,
Won 70 etshsnge these and appreciated coins at their
,,, h me nss cent, also proposed frum elrru
he present CENT aud substitute coin Tn. Mir,
pay me expenses OF transportation latter 30 Thai A, lii ~
ubiquitous and our fellow citizens po.on Chicago .
ss'on may secure the coin
Tor np' e'ies aud old cents This bin has
I'M anu We sincerely trust that the Hous.
ns, s % pass also somsihnE Of the long beef
The whole community be b, ntrr,.s a., ,,
change OF our coinage Tor goes by in .hIch
parts OF the Union." Nv '"A"kea m al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
KILuARyOCK FEMALE SGN,yIoy

'hl session or this Institution under IN. dirsetlon N,
- Mrs L. N HaLL, Principal, assisted by cornn.,s,
WI commence the hrt Monday October next and
Christsna .nS NJ lso' with one weeks hOydsy
,., TERMS PER SESSION
for tuition In common English branches, ava ~
" higher English 'Ss III
" " Latin French Italian, .aeb Ia ",
- Music on Piano, aud Of Instrument n, az
" q " Drawing aud Painting, ~ az
for school ROOM eEprns-s ~ W.
1'r buAff, washing. rent, Ac ~
PA1HtNrs :-One-afo the LIST Of J4nuarv and ,l L.,
nj the close ~ the session. $50 ''' ''''' "a'
eohn ou building has been erected expressly m
pnrpo'ss 9th. School shall, heretofore unit. nv ov
% snd attention vi Mrs Hairs Ia the general
Catalogue Of the last session which
To- the cuursr Of study,
Uho tnly desire H. on DUPLICATION.
Ny address will BE- Klmarnoek Lancaster eouptv ".
aui2-c4w .1syy,,,,,s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
BALTIMORE MARKETS. AususS

carIts-Yor Beef Cattle prices droop The receipts
IsriAy we're heavy, $50
W , number go vsrs driven Phsdslphs, 100 sod
ck Ose dealers and The balance
umore butchers ranging from s2f5 TO Q5 on he Roof
us u b5ons - net and averaging $50 gross There vevery
lev Cattle sold ~ the outside hguTe.
we h.ye no ehaogs 70 note since last IN Fish There
e ome new hacterei oOming
hghI The stock Of old Fish pretty nearly exhausted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
BROwNsBURG HIGH SCHOOL.

XIV JAMES UKEER, A. NJ,
TuNlIE session the Of and io.
u the last week In June The studies 1. J.,iynd -
prepare young men for business for Admsson into The G
leges. '"'' '"e 'es' COZ
for Board and Tution including washing i,vb. an, H., -
bic In advance. for each Ave months s ' ~. Paya
Contingent FUND y" "
nddryss The Principal At ownssurE Rockbrdse co.
hDkHksess-W H. McGuhsy d. ID LII. D. Unlver,i,, NJ v.
Faculty OF washington College. Lexington, Va o. n Wo,d "a
Richmond Va; Rev J. X. Wilson, stanton Va: R-v n M
Smith, D. d IfAmpdeu sydney Va. 49, ~ ~ "
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The De~'Srts ZeifDg-the German paper in New Or.
LEANS out Tor Fremont The Fremont fever iss strong
npon the Dutch everywhere But nothing will open the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

N AND FOH SALE.-On THURSDAY Tie IStb Az 81,
~ september 1880, shall oGer uJr
ton ny ract u lard called BUFFALO, lying in teiove end H.
county of Buckingham uree miles Female Cogste n,
suuc and Three sud hall from the Rarmve prbso,
Pakoad This irsct adjoas the lands Of Trent M
hehafdon and others. aud eoniain bwsen hresn
hunred rood portion which
land, we'll dchef drauedths o.
vel rseed The improvements desirable spd eons n,
good dEsnE house, barn stabs house oyn hone
9ass honse anf At Other necesiay houses Eood gar
den snd orchard. The ngburhood dssira one go
ts place remarkable for s heahy location T, tact land
sh p. f9nyenehy divided into two or parcels Mdersd
The tile u und1uei. aDd the ad s.v .nd seen
moting purchasers Possession be given FOR r. py, ~
ceiling N sheai from he Day ~ sale A.. moi
interfere 9TH he rovng crops AZ ne time possession on
" before The hH dy % December Further dssrpon h
deemed unnecessary subscriber show ts and n, -
son wishing and viii pleasure in hrrnng ,1 in
formaiion regard 10 H. Address O TUORyrOy
sut1-ctds aravet y q t,gh.'a, s...,,,-
~ Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg fnsssnesT IN CON-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

N The 29d 81 May, 1856 NV 'V'
Msry y Moore sdua'E d samuel Moore, Decd Plaintiff
Charles Rsrand Lafayette Harris Jane, Moore J,b, No.,
Christians Moore ssm1 Moore. Dabnsy Minor Moors sod ian
nah y Moore, D,fsnd.,,s
IN oHANCERY
Among oher ngs. this cause n. RETAINED
70 Of the Commisloners Of this CouI ,ste a.. nj
loving Of The
40 the Of said samuel Moore deed an .rn -
the existing debts against The said Samuel Noo,s
classifying hsm according their prors In tatnS which se
counts t ad coanissioner may dive notice place
OF taking the sane, publication four wskt
y In neupaprr published In city Of Richmond vh .b,n
BE- equivalent personal service n upon ali ne p.rtl.
this su and al the creditors Of The Samuel Moore ded
Which accounts The said Commissioner state and report 10 he
Court together with matter specially deemed peyneut
By hmseif required 81 Of the parties stated
COMMISSIONERS oFPTcE AGO g. 1883
Al persons interested IN The decree Of sheh The
Foregoing extract, viii take notice that
cute VI same on The 3, dy Of SEPTEMBER isss M once
Gyso under bsad, Commissioner Circuit Court,
enf-laStH 8. " s0UTHALL, NJ. O.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-09-27
BUSIN ESS CARDS.
DOCTOR McKIBBIN. Surgeon, &c.
HoNoL ULU MEDICAL HALL

corner OF Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets Prescriptions
carefully prepared Medicine chests examined and com
eea on reasonable terms constant supenntendence of
himself his son. -
attendance for consultation Office A. NJ till noon
and from till six P. M. days, and from A Nj
l Ii On Sundays At other times his residence Union
SueeI I7-u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-09-27
SHARP Correspondence.

One Of the Peter Funk " Gift Enterprise frms
in large city, sent packet of tickets to post
master in Maine, the Fostage upon which was ff-
teen cents unpaid. He got the following hard rap
over his knuckies from the indignant official
s' / herewith return your tickets You must be
fools as wellas knages, TO suppose that will aid
you in swindling my negh5ors, and pay all the ex-
penses myself"
To which he, in few days, received the annex.
ed = settler
90 Sir: We perhaps owe you an apology for send
ing the parcel, postage unpaid.
As we infer from the phraseoogy Of your note.
that you are willing to swfndle your neighbors if
we will pay the expenses, please give us your low
est terms on which you will act as our agent.
p. s. All communications shall be strictly con-
fdential.'
This note was promptly returned, with the fol-
lowing endorsement across its face, by the post
master;
1t seems that you are not only fools and knayes,
but blackguards also. Ask my neighbors IT they
think would swindle' them either at my own ex-
pense or that of any one else.
Fo which this answer came back by the next mail
"We have enquired of your neig ghbors long ago,
and that's the reason applied to you in the brst
instance
Here follows the postmaster's final reply
d acknowledge the corn. Send US your street
and number, so that can call on you when come
to the city, and may conclude to aid your Enter
prise"
Bot that was the last thing that the " 6ift''
gentleman could think of doing. In fact, secrecy
as to his locality quite essential in keeping on.
Of the clutches of the police
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-09-27
WILLIAM GREIG

OFFERS for sale at his Store in King street, next
\ door to H. Dimond. the following goods, ex-
pressy selected for this market, and imported from
Scotland and England, viz.
White dress shirts of superior quality. babies
robes. chemisettes. collars, boys Glengary caps,
coats, cotton threads sprig muslin, printed muslin,
carpet bags, superior quality, ladies's enamelied
bags do steel-chain do, do. plush do. India-rubber
air hit cushions, assortment of ribbons An as
sortment of CUTLERY and HARDWARE, Shef-
field manufacture among which attention specially
called to table cutlery, and choice pen knives
ALso-On hand quantity of FLOUR. l-f
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-09-27
Stops, Steps, Stops.

n few very superior, extra fine quality PILOT
CLOTH COATS Monkey Jackets, Reefing Jackets
sup heavy Guernsey Frocks, extra heavy large wool
len Stockings woollen Socks fine Lambs wool Stock
ings and Socks, for sale low, by
Won HOLT HEUCK
Honolulu, March eth 1855. AN
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Ordinance, no. XXEHE.


The Board of Tructees of the Town of Grass Val
ley do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Any owner proprietor, occupant; or les
see of any house. store, OtheE building, within the
limits of the thicKy settled portion of the Town OF
Grass Valley where there is any danger of fire con
municatng frcm building to another, shall pro
vide in Keep in readiness, at least fifty gallons of
water to each and every story of such building to be
placed in open vessels and in case to be used
cept for the extnguishment of fire; and every such
owner, proprietor occupant oTessee, of such build
ngs, shall furnish at least four buckets for each ard
every story composing the buildings, and them to be
filled and and kept filed with water and to be depos-
tied in some convenient and easy place of access at
all times, and in case to be removed, only in
Of fire. All persons refusing neglectng to comply
with this section after having received three days no
tice from the Marshal to make such preparations
shall be fined not less than five dollars more than
twenty dollars, and shall be collected in like manner
as any other debt when judgment shall have been
obtained.
SECTION 2. No person shall place,> or cause to be
placed IN dangerous proximity to any house ether
building within the incorporate limits of Grass Val
ley, and hay. straw, shavngs or other dangerous
cOmbustible matter unless securely enclosed in a
permanent building Any person violating this sec
tion, shall be fined mol less than twenty dollars nor
more than fifty dollars and in default OF payment
shall be imprisoned not less than ten days. and as
much longer may be discretionary with the con-
victing mag istrate and in accordance with the of
fence for which execution shall be issued on recovery
of judgment.
Approved June 1855.
E. A. TOMPKINS, President.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
The Greatest Discovery of the Age!
GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND.
INNOCENT, BUT POTENT
DIR. IL. j. CZAPKAY,S

DROPHILACTICEAI, (seTf- -dsinfecting Agent a sure
i preventive against Gnorrhoea and Syphilitic
Diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all Venereal
Scrofulous GangreuOus and Cancerous Ulcers foetid
discharges from the Vagina Uterus and Urethra and
all Cutaneous Eruptions and diseases. For sale at
DR.. L. j. Czapkay Office, Armory Hail. corner of Sac
ramento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco As
lnnoculatlon is preventive against Small Pox so
IS Dr. Il. j. Czapkay's Prophilacticum, a preven-
tive against SyphiIitc and Gonorrhoeal Diseases
Harmless in itself it possesses the power of chem
ically destroying the syphIlitic virus and thereby
saving thousands from being infected by the most
loathsome of all diseases. Let young man who
appreciates health be without Dr. Czapkav's Prophi
actlcum 1t is in very convenient packages and will
be found convenient to use being used as soap That
the disease be prevented by the use of proper
gents well established fact as that thew car
be cured after their establishment. This prncipie
which now universally recognized was received ev-
en- before the days of Jenner the discoverer of
naiion in 1895, and its multiplied benefits ever since
have received they deserved, the attention of the
medical faculty. 1t was in pursuits of this branch
OF the medical science that DR.. L. j. Czapkay fortu-
nately made the discovery of his tProphllactcum
which for the prevention of Syphilitic Gonnorroal
Cancerous and Cutaneous disorders stands unrvalled
by any agent in the Pharmacopoia
The effect of this agent after COTTON is immediate
and removes the possibility of contraction of dis
ease If, however, the disease has been contracted,
IL Is useful IN neutrasing the poisonous secretions
which, by absorption produce the horrid eonsequen-
ces known as secondary syphilis 1t has oeen al ,
ne has yet to find the first in which it has faed TO
subserve the purpose for which itwas administered.
Price, So Full directions attached TO each pack
age. In cases where the Prophaeticum IS USED as a
curative, DR.. L. J. Czapkay will furnish GRATIS
prescription for his Blood Purifyer.
All communications from the Country addressed
only to DR.. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco, will be
strictly and condentialy attended to- and the RENE
dies with the greatest care and security immediate
dspatched by express, other conveyance, to
heir destination. Al
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Ordinance. Nd. xxx,

Concernlng Dance Houses.
The Board of Trustees of the Fowr Grass Valley,
do 0rdain as follows
Section 1. Any persrn persons opening or keep
ing any public Dance House, within the incorporate
limits of the Town of Grass Valley, shall first apply
to the marshal and obtain License foNhe same which
License shall be Thirty Dollars per MONTH in advance
Three Dollars in advance for each night or day such
Dance House may be opened for dancing purposes,
Sundays excepted in all cases)
Section 2. On and after the passagA of this Ordf
nance, person persons shall any house With
in the Corporate limits of Grass Valley, as public
Dance House, without first having obtained License,
the penalty of fine of not less than Fifty Dollars
and costs of suit more than One HundTed Dollars
on conviction before magstratF or shall be impriss
nor Thirty, and the property thus occupied asa
Dance Hause and the owner thereof shall be held e
sponsbe for, and be made to pay the fine and cost
so imposed
Approved E. A. TOAfPKINS President
Attest-S G. Richardson C1or, ,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Ordinance No. IS.

Regulating the collection of Taxes on Real and Pc
sonal Property foptAe year 1855.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do Ordain as follows
SECTION 1.-The Marshal of said Town is hereby au-
thorised and empowered and after the passage of
this Ordinance to demand any or all taxes upon per
sonal property due the TowkfrOm any person liable
to taxation.
ents personal property after the twentieth dav of
Rpon failure or refusal to pay the same lde-
mand first Befns s4ssade upon such delinquent when
he can be found) the Marshal shall forthwith com
mence suit against such delinquent before any court
having jurisdiction thereof, for tire amount due.
SECTION 3.-For all taxes remaining unpaid upon
real Estate the first day OF September, 1855, the
Marshal shall proceed as in Section I'd of this 0rdi-
lance. Adopted, April a. 1855.
J. P STONE, Pres. pro tenn.
Attest-R Shoemaker, Clerk./
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
Ordinance, No. xxxvI1.

Concerning the construction of Sidewalks on
Church Street.
The trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do Orda1n
follows
That Sidewalk shall be constructed on the west
side Of Church Street. extending from Main Street
the south side ofpropery owned by JosephWoodworth
and also on the East side of said Street. commencing
a Main Street and extending to Walsh Alley, and
thence down south side of said alley from Church to
Mil St and ako the east side of Auburn st.
tending from Main St. to the bridge that crosses Wolf
Creek, and that the said Sidewalks be four feet WIDE
and constructed by laying two pieces of by inch
scantling, leugthwise of the Sidewalk, and feet
apart in the clear and said Scantng shall be
ed by plank feet long and one inch thick, and not
foot in width and made fast to the scantng
by at least four twenty penny nails in each plank and
also that the said Sidewalk be laid in accordance with
the grade of the Street. and that the provisions and
penalties specified in Ordinance; No. 81, concerning
sidewalks be adopted in the construction of the Side
walk on Church street.
This Ordinance to be in force and after the ff-
teenth day of Dec 1855
Approved, Dec. 10, 1856
E. A. TOMPKINS, President.
Attest-S c. Richardson, CLERK.