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Richmond. Published (on tlie
Volume XX.-No. 2054.]
Evening. Of M„,-„layg !t„d Thursdays,) hr S V >1 tf i'iL V.S lYTS, Printer to the CatawaiHrealtli, near tl£ BellllW..
IHUHSDAY, February u, 1813.
[4 dollars per annum.]
TOTHfc PATJJZONS OP Ttt!i VIRGINIA.
A ROUS.
At a very great expence, the proprietor, has
lately procured entire r.ew fonts of ty pe for this
papi-r, and encreased the size of it considerably.
It is believed that it now contains a <|iiantily of
matter nearly equal to any paper printed in A
rnerica. The price (the same as in the year
1793, when it commenced) is 20 percent, lower
than the other papers «r this city. Notwith
standing this, however, and the encreased pr.ee
s»i types, paper, &c. which cannot be obtained
but for cash, the subscription will not be raised
to punctual subscribers. But in justice to him*
eelf the printer gives this early notice to his pa
trons, that from and after the first day of tho
year 1812, the paper will he charged at the
rate of Fi ve Dot. la as per annum to all those
who do not pay their subscriptions in the cour.- e
ol the current year.—The opportunities by pri
vate conveyances continually occurring tluo* -
out the year from every part of the State to
Richmond, (particularly by the Members of the
legislature and the Sheriffs) and the facility
afforded by tbc mails wliicli pass through every
neighbourhood at least once a fortnight, will
leave those disposed to make remittances, no
excuse for not doing so.—Vo subscription will
hereafter be taken for less than six months,
nor will the paper be discontinued till all ar
rearages arc paid.
rT',0 KENT and possession given llie 3rd of
A next Vtv, the TAVERN', at present occu
pied by Maj. Hugh Davis, called the
Planters’ Inn,
Containing about an acre of band, lying nearly
in the centre of the City of Richmond—for
further particulars, apply to Major Davis, or
the subscriber—who / wishes also to contraet
for the laying of about 80i) percli of Stone in a
'Mill-llouse, and a Dam, on the south Anna
liiver, Louisa county, near Anderson’s Bridge.
GEO. W TRUEHEEAKT.
Meadow Wood, Feb. 4. • w3w
AfmcnF.fi r* n Turn pi ke Comp ant.
THE Stockholders of the Manchester Turn
pike Company, are requested to meet at £achn
riah Brooks’s Tavern on Monday the 22nd of
1’s.b. next, at 11 o’clock, A. M.
JAMES BRANDER.
Jan. ?!■- wtl9thF
LAND FOR SALE,
OF the estate ot Nathaniel Turner,dec’d.—One
Tract lying in Hanover county, in B1 <ckvii!e
Neck, containing by old survey 124 1-2 acres,
with a dwelling house thereon, one thir l [or
thereabouts} is well timbered and part low
Grounds, will be offered for rale, lo the high
est bidder, at Hanover Courthouse,on Wednes
day the 24th February next, that being Court
day—Those disposed to purchase said band,
may be shewn the same by C.-.pt, (ieo. Street,
Mr. John Beal, or Mr. Cunningham, or either
•fthem, who all live in the neighbourhood.
- Another Tract, lying iii I.onisa county, riglij
md%-s l>elow the Courthouse, and in the neigh
hourhood of Col.-O Cailis’s Tavern, cont»in
ing 300 acres', more or less, with a small-dwcl
linsfhquse.thereon.wrll be sold, to <he highest
bidder, at Louisa Courthouse, on Monday the
8t!i of March next, that being Court day.
Those disposed to purchase said tract, will be
shewn the sam • by Mr. John Waddy, An
thonyWaddy, or John Davis, who. all reside
near to said tract of band_Terms of sale—1st
payment (or one third' in 6 months after the
davs of s !<?—2nd payment in 6 months there
after—‘Id anti last in 12 months after the 2nil
payment. * Bonds with approved security will
rv required, to carry interest from the date if
not punctually paid, with deeds of trust, to
secure the ultimate payments.
JOHN TURNER, 1 In behalf of the
and A TURNER, j Legatees.
Jan. 14, 1813. wot.
VIRGINIA :
At a Court of Hutting* held for the City of Rich
mond, at the Courthouse, the 14th day of De•
con her, 1812.
John Alrock, Pltff. ~1
AGAINST
8.ni'l Soutliw ick, John F. Price, yin Chancery.
Win. D. Wren, Vibert, |
Drfts.
The defendant Samuel South wick not having
entered his appearance, and given security .ic
cordim* to the art of Assembly and the rules of
this f 'ourt, and it appearing’ by satisfactory
evidence, that he is notan inhabitant of this
country, It is ordered, That the said defen
dant do appear here on the first day of Februa
ry Court next, and answer the bill of the plain
tiff; and that a copy ofthis order he forthwith
inrerled in come newspaper published in this
City for two months s iccessivcly, and posted at
the door of the Courthouse of the s.dd coun
*/•
A Copy—Teste,
TII03.C. HOWARD, CPk,
Dec. 24. w4w
Garden Seeds.
JEST received and for sale by the subscri
bers, a few doors above the Hell-Tavern, E.
street, ^vis )
PEASE.
Early Go'den Hotspur
. Charlton
Frame
Spanish Dwarf
J’ u si an lilue
Dwarf Marrowfat
KEANS.
Silver Hush
White do.
C \BHACE. ’
Early York
Battersea
b iBfar Loaf
Drum IF ad
Purple
Grtcii Savoy
Low Dwell ’
RADISH,
Scarh t
A Iso, a general ■*%
Rich nortd, J r
Sainton
Purple
T uruip
Sh«»rt Top
LETTUCE.
White Head
ltrown do.
Il'ood Beet
Or,ion
Parsley
Pasnip
CHI cry
Endive
Turnip
Simblin
Cresses
Summer Savoy
Cucumber
Carrot
Hpifia re
-jnent nfFI.otVF.il SEF.DS
'• AIL & ROGERS.
*■« r/4m.
<
IDT
' iK.A
T * ON.-,
• 'hause
■ -I Selin
1 P*»men
■ -- "I s Subscriber re*
f' ' ’ 'die, tint lift I as
'’!*•. tory, [war the
Srrv. • • use, which
D Pi. 1‘EK rtrcciV
Si’ll DAn ORTH.
wtf.
i
FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS «c ASTH
MAS.
The moat obatinatc Coughs yield to it.
preposterous composition of inflam
A matory drills—the disappointment I re
peatedly experienced in my practice, from re
medies, highly rcconimend< d, added to my own
predisposition to Pulmonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with me to consider,
whether a compound, consisting of vegetable
substances, could not be invented, more free
from the well founded objections of practition
ers, ami better calculated to avert the threaten
ing destruction of the lungs.
I now offer to the public, the result of twen
ty-years experience on this subject. No ex
pense or trouble has been spared in this com
position. That no medicine, for consumptive
and asthmatic complaints lias been so success
ful as my Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent, would
ill become me to mention in this address.
Rut it the attestations of persons,of the high
est respectability, of its efficacy, which will be
shewn to any person ; if the great and increa
sing demand lor it may be called proof, it is
proved.
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS.
The above? valuable Medicine is offered
wholesale and retail 'by the subscribers, at their
Medical Store, a few doors above the Bell-Ta
vern, Main-street, who do not hesitate to say
they believe this Medicine superior in virtue
and efficacy to any ever before exhibited to the
j public, in all pulmonary complaints, and their
confidence in its superiority .is much strength
ened by the great sale it has met with in the
cities of Philadelphia, N. York and Charleston,
and “in the town of ^Boston, and by the vast
number of certificates continually pouring in
from all parts of the country to tiie proprietor,
from persons having received benefit troin it.
Many of the most respectable are in our hands,
and ready for the perusal of the public.
VAIL & ROGERS.
May 21. laf.
VIRGINIA :
At the Chancery District Court, held in Willi
amsbvrg, the 13th day of April, 1812.
Lucy Clements, an infant by Lucy Clements her
Mother and next friend, Pltff
AG.W N’ST
iVaneis Smith and James B. Darwell, Z>cfta.
THIS suit abates as to the Defendant Bur
well by bis death, and on the motion of the
plaintiff, by her counsel, leave is given her to
fib a hill of revivor against John R. F. Corbin,
administrator and devisee of the said James
B. Burwell, Bacon Burwell, Thomas Emerson,
and Rachel his WiTe, and Edwin, James and
Nancy Burwell, children ami heirs of James
Rurwell, dec’d. and process awarded against
the said defendants return a blc^iere, &.r. and
William Ball'is appointed Guardian to Edwin,
James and Nancy Burwell the infant defen
dants, to defend them in this suit—And the
defendants Thomas Emerson, and Rachel his
Wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assem
-bly and'the Uulek of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on
the motion oflhe pluintiffby her Council, It
is ordered, That the said defendants do ap
pear here on the first day of the next term, and
answer the bill uf'he plaintiff; and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Vir
ginia Argus, published in the City of Rich
mond, tor two months auccessivclv, and "post
ed at the front door of the former Capitol in
this City.
A Copv—Ttste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c.'c.
Stwp.
Jan. 7.
Ten Dollars Reward.
RAN-AWAY from tlie subscriber, on Tues
day 27th December, 1812, a Negro Woman,
named
v A T T Y.
She has a Child about 7 months old, which she
took with her—Ratty is about 28 years of age,
and about 5 feet high, of a yellow complexion,
very light eyes, has a small wart on the coi ner
of one of her ey. s, the nail on one of her fore
fingers is split and the flesh appears above it.
fhe above deisribed Woman was purchased in
New-Kent about twelve months ago, of Mr
Parke G Howie—It is expected she will go to
her mother who lives with Mrs. Ilowle, near
.New Kent Courthouse, or to Norfolk, where it
is understood she is. The above reward will
lie paid on the delivery of thfc woman and child,
U> me in Richmond, or for securing them in any
jail, so that 1 get them agr.in.
WILLIAM FROST.
Jan. 28. w3m.
Drugs and Medicines.
TUB subscriber respectfully informs bis
friends and the public, that he has opened in
tfie tenement next below Messrs. Fit7.whylson
Potter’s,and near the corner of the street,
leading from the main street to Mayo’s bridge,
a general and well selected assortment ot
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, 8mj. which he
offers for sale on reasonable terms for cash, or
acceptances in town.
JOHN McMARA.
Uienmond, July 11. wtf
Notice.
TO THE PUIII.IC.
MY WIFE Charlotte A. Maury, having re
fused to return with me to my place of
residence, in the State of South Carolina, I
hereby forewarn and caution all persons from
crediting the said C. A. Maury on my account,
ns I am determined not to pay any debts of her
contracting. R. MAURY.
Feb. 4. w3tp.
n LAXK S,
Of various/•?'**, tor sale at this Office
- ' AN ACT,
TOR ARRANGING rill! COURIER OF THIS CO»MOK»BAl.m into DISTRICTS TO CHOOSE
REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS.
[ Parsed the 6th day of Pehmary, 1813.]
**-^~ .«-*■ **--.v;;^s:
pminti’na < r*mi ^***'*’ C^ueon, Kiiip William, K si x and Ca^tiic*. shx'.f "ompoHe anc
ampton, and the City o/wilii^1!^r"8’ '' < !(V’ Gir>,,(,psf7'’ w KTiz f . ttt City, Womack and Nortli
...in i I. v °‘ '' ia ,usImji g.iaii compose another district—the counties of Franklin f ,
S?"£S!!!Zcz rh sir»!.^r: a-'1
fyjf.f flip r*(.t!Tltinc: r f p..,. « i ./ . ’ .> « I O • li \ i' | I CtlfTib 'l'U^li sllHil ^OlHf^OSC ftno!ll^r dis
of Brunswick, Luuenhur~ 'md ’ jWiTi*L.VAi’e!l‘l. *nd f'!“'5tr* n/M* ^al! compose another dUtrh r—th. counties
of Brunswick, Luuenlwr- nn-1 ’vllr , ,, *.uesuvn-pi, snail compose another .hstr-i »—U,. counties
George, GreensvilSeandNottnwnl '« ub K’ S‘U' <,o/,,p0^ a.nothpp « oi.nli *«. of IVmwMdi Prime
Isle of Wieli* sha'I J anothel*1,1 strict—t».P counties of Sussex. Southampton. Surry and
rm.ffho7Norfolk hallTmf "° ''t*'™*-'1" ™untips of Norfolk, Princess Anne, V,n<e,„ md. an I |J Bo
shall compose another district. Henrico, Charles C.ty, New-Kent, Hanover and the City of Richmond,
county, cVt/nnahorr^cJmposins 'l X\ 'Ylf."”'1 ’ ^ *f '™***'” *» each
Pointed bv law for Imldinc, i .*S H “ ®|1 ulf* *.a‘* aK ' ,,dd ‘ at their respective eon-Huhisch. *>r oth. r pla es. nn
and thirteen ,* ahoon the firft rfav oftheiT\ir'l'** Z* °t’th<*i,‘ Ai,ri1l <ourt* ir‘ ,l:° ^ {l" ^ous-nd, ^hf hundred
discreet and proper on <ira!:Aeri »p. S OVe,T se?ond year thereafter ; and then and there vote for >ome
of Representatives for ti,e uSt‘d sfat^ r Constitution of the United States, as a member of the House
im! Assembly in each couniv ! '« r ’ c Ppr*on a,J/'lori ied *>v Jaw to hold elections lor members of the Gene
had by view but each ncrvro * r?* ->oroi,6h» *ball f-ondnot fhe *i«? t oleetion, at which r.o determination ;.h:d! ho
entered under the n„J of iheTe^u von-dT,. ;"'' “.I!»”• nni the name of the voter shall he del,
election; forwhioh nurooie lieLl.«n «L»!,n ?> oper poll hooks to be nrovided by the officer conducting the
- -11 ,v •pe"ivtI'takeanoVh;
deliver a poll book to ea'.-hw r jZy“ wl.o dhldi"' "IT"'7 wi,! tHk“ ,he t‘°n f*lr!y and impartially ; he shall
name of each elector voting for such m-rson.i;Lj SlrrZ',Ini?s mw**’1, n xmeoftho person voted for, the
timing, and closing the poll i^ueh If *»"d prodding* shall he tv>d for eondurfitg, eon
General Assembly’* and i.mid *■ in‘n a d,-tn*' * as is prescribed] by law in the ei'*ei ion of members to The
of MuTperson hIvinVthc greatest mimN'r of'v ?>q* ""t »' ***** .. ~ P'-- * keld!.tf »rta ele-tiou,
10 the same, privilege from Mr,... V i • .° 1S on/^®. ™,d on the closing t'oreof. U . h elector shall be entitled
such election, as is nresfriltcd bv*l >>(* ^ sU,J*,f‘1 tf* *h® hke penalty and forfeiture for failing to attend and vote at
attend 'i'S**«««««* » *« the dm.ml Aurtnnly. Snob failure to
attend shall be discovered and proceed, d on Sn i;u« ' n ° m*Mn * rs *»” — >««»«*.** t«
.•-ainst such failures in the*.! «• r ? ,n 1 p ,,Mnn*‘,‘« and under the some penalties, as ij t>; law provide.: a
. | *. . . -.vw vi nivuinr.iH iu t(|r IICQI i’QI *
tied to representaiiop in the (Tencrul n ? ? ii* . .* — -•••> -•*>■■ ~
conduct the cleetio:. for a repre^iativ. 'in vLl'rw iJolZz'™™ - to a(,tud and
luerc hr no rei tnl e. or ho'iV^ wnrhi Yt* 7*^7'T* ,l*‘^';ur,,i"K to the provi dons of thi% act, then the recorder, or if
such election according to law. " -ta*.id. he senior alderman, capable of attending, shall attend and conduct
SI
igned ihrsame^allairdeirverVt01,'iW-TrT1' r'' trough, held us aforesaid, the clerk of the poll, having fir,
her officer i« rnnh ili*#-:,.# -i.-.. _ * /!. ‘"f 1 orTl"''r who eonduotcd fl:e election : every such sher.ff or o
after that on^hrclKh^elt/eflt^'lnTriieW *n':ihe>dP!U*Ufe °r(t,e c°:,n,y Hr^t named in sudi di.tricf, on the tenth d iy
pectively taken at the electinnu • ,» • 1 . '! was nomnwnuerf; and then and there compare the polls <«*s
i)umber of votes Upon the whole '"l U ' " 7 "°!,r'fl°s ci'ie* rmd b«r usrbs : -nd. having aseertuined the greatest
lowing, to IT - VVe Y « it r ?rOOBeil r° p'*rt!lV s:,c?’ ""ler their hands and seals, to the etieci f.I
(iind so rceiting the name of ti!! '! *! 7 <-?unl'1 (ordeputy sheriff", -s the case rrr*y he,) sheriff cf county,
sing one entire district, cnfid.nl . P'1*30” fndmg to compare the nods f-oni nch county, city and borough,) ooinpo
hereby certify and makeknnwn iV ‘4)V ° feft.1 J*r to t,ie or Renresentatives of the United States, do
fund so on. statin»* !hc tbneTn Rt 5* dr1,.on h/*11 0R (hc in ^ eonnty of on the in the county of
of holdino. elections in our reur*” r^f* ' ^ f. oe,,?n. ,n oa"-s P0,,n'v* eify and birough within the dis«riet, at tile places
inemliersof the House or I >,. I,'' |7’ i"'Ci’ a!Ml !;orol‘>?'5. I'swuHiit lo law, (lie electors qualili.-d iu >o:e lor
member of Urn House IfepS itWe, of VvSSoKZ ^ , “ IT* Z J“trict « »
<1»? of . one thousand eiKht hsnilild and -fl!vcn "ader our l,!u,,!‘ “d ,"a!,’ tha
person elected ;«> represent the
!!msTv'rthev cm!s^trh^l!oVrun7ni!!<"1, M ^,7™ ft,,d Counoil'^Sin twenty days. If from d,aih, sick,
n rnose of eomnarino* n,» !?J5_ ln an*v "H-v or borough, shall ho unable to attend, for the
Spoils and alfoUicr duties t on P^scrihed by law! then the’duty of attending and comparing
h! a Z ' iVr:’h ^ ft 2B.r?rr. 8,ldl * performed in the ro
ll- a sheriff enndnetinn. i” ', '1;' "' — -s.m.i oe pcriormed in the following m mner, that is to sav : —
if there he no successor then hv 7’ " V * H M ,in/ at,cs ;iRot*esuid shall he performed bv his successor, if any there he ;
lie have no deputy,
shall be performed
formed by hi, sucorssor, il ouv Vher” hi- -If nSZbvYh" ZZZ °* "-T* ®r “T" "I a‘‘™ <“<>• •lY‘11 •’» per
y - , it no i., t»y t,n^ teco..f"r ; if no recorder*, then by the senior aide* m -in ca
r» linu r li\ * r\ r.ll«_.V d! f a* « ■« • • . * . M «
«v,» flutieH 1 he.. .» i , I'. , V cnuuiy , n sueik shentt oe sick, or otherwi?
by the Coroner If a cLnmf ^ -r^ °,h* ^\ics as he shaU *PP™t for that purpose ; or, if
hv the hi li sheriff eiiinM- •* s Kr“ * ‘"OT,^!J'tfing »,ie p<dl l»* dead, or unable to attend, the duties
formed hv hiVsfIcoesTor°Sfiv°rf”* ff mayor be dead, or unable U a*tend, the
nable of attending Ifa reenVitor* t* .ft i ’ by the recorder ; if no recorder, then by the senior aldei m vn ca
hy the genr alderman crio^hb* u ***’' °J un.n*' ° 1 a7en'b,l1’* duties shall he performed by the mayor, if any: if none,
tend the siutiSS r n " 1”^ If.a nia5istretc ^ nMerman conducting the poll, he dead, or unabh to at
i here shall he no m*rson OI }1‘lermaT} next in seniority and capable of attending. And, if
or corporation os the pa »* \u /tU, IO‘1S<< bosaall .»e aide to al‘end and perform these, duties, the court of the county
seals, shall without d liv omnl °it7l •' r" ° J^^tstrafes or aldermen out cf court, by warrant under their hands and
thines r>, omutlv to HVm i ! «Si’ ‘7a|,Aoil,t,ncnl o(‘sn71001 and dinepeet person, who shall he bound in all
tr>.«,>.>»>11v in „ i>V it i i* V. * «-»c»j»u'uiumcni ot sotnclit anti discreet person, who shall he bound in all
“T ■*,r^id- b-' nn>' "'<■ P-r^u., authored to comparr ,bn , oil,,
snau iie preventeu irom mpprinc snrl not r,w*n-.. 1 . . .. . . . . 1 .
shall hr* nppvmiptl ..._• , ..-- 1J iiiusi-. mo pprsonn, uutnonscu to c
shall ldiniiir f anf I*11 lorming t.ieir duties on the day, and at the place heicin before prcseitbed
..7;.!!l„i7,Tn ,me !° n,mc,.as r,:H*v 1,0 necessary and proper. unMl all of them -ball attend, and the
those present ....... „,.,ullll, lime lo Tunp> as rj;av ,)p neerSsarv R ,
datt ".es»a°ndin* biSrtlierl-DiT ,c®”,p!ctcd* * f» on. «°ninaring the polls, it shall’ be found’ that two or luore candU
candidates so havW «a r««ali/JUs 75 °r.vot!9* t.l,e TUbtion sl*aM he forthwith decided, between the
... ■ • , ' *!«***■ ■■ u is: i m I VI t t»lf S* f il’lifion Sir
™Dts' the S<>om!mi'i»uti'n "Vbi*7 i°\''*’•(» ,0t';V ln'* P,l ‘,'<'ly drawn, tlnd«r tb« direolion of ihe per,on, so ma
K ‘ 1 sari alienir, ami other person, comparioc f
porso:i9 comparing the polls, shall also, deliver to the
• i» • , # vtuvi coniiidi'in^
i*red of rccoH Sunih*"'i,,C,> ri**'* "* 0,n !°n ***?" ft,<<"r such return, the original pnfl booktt, to he by such clerk
1 ( "fi r under the hke penalty for failure as for failing to rceon* ' "
. M —.n — record the poll-hooks taken at the election of
Stotrs flip pp I’f i ttoo t»*a an1l7.is/.177 p i S,'H M* «he i! uly of the K veeuf i ve lo enclose to the Congress of t he Uni t ,d
delay ’ If anv »h» i :lf or ml ,-r r* 7-° e,cot,on* aCoresakl, transmitted to them from the rcspei*ti?e diatricta without
tie lay. it anv sheriff, or other person authorised lo compare the poll*, sli&U wilfully or necljn-enllv fail either io
hltSTlTi 't ''n'1n *•*» twi or mare 3$,." K LXr !'u sba 1
!leliver*flm* oI h Vto71!r*e!•«r *?,H0,11 *|®.r^10eH^p* of the election, and «• tu. n me oTTihrm «o the ex-emire, and
I O|| bm.ks to he elerk i. the *** <»«e comparing of Ihe polls, rr to return the original
uchoffne WlVbHndnovf V then the sheriff, or other prr*ft so failing, shall, for every
sui u on. ii ei, lot ieit and nav (a t ip. pfiminnn\v<,n!ii> r^., ,1... i_. . ■ .... ..
:,.al . — ,v , Him u»c vuenir, or outer pers#n so tailing, si
r'° for Ibe brneftt.f Ihe literary funtlT three hundred dollar,, to hi
1.'In- V m ,^ ioforn,r"°" »r tndiettnenl, in sny eonrt of record l.avirrt juti.die.ion thereof,
shtiill oi other otneer ref iitinic tn tnkp tlx. nrali .i_hi_•
Any
i ./iV .• ,, . ;.. . ■■ixiuiiiicuv; hi «.nv riniri
^ m~h^ r.Tra®0 V'h,n ‘:e.,ha" h.p b.v a e,„dMa,u .rebel ,r, or raking i. in iny
or. pre« rued, or making op .ippitnc a f«l.,e certifieftte or r-tnrn of rb'.tioo, „ here
in before three,ed, „r «hhg any era.ure or .iteration 'fi Ot. J.II book. rafu" .g to .offer am.
ni'lklate or f lee
conioiouvvealth, for’the use of
information, or indictment, hi
ihe literary fund, six hundred dolUm “for each offence j’reooyrmbic by aot:o,fofd
any court oi recortl having jurisdiotion thereof.
I fatty candidate or other peraon, .hall directly, or Indiraetly glrr, or ai-.re to =irr tn any elector, or nretended
.toh randZI" oTf“r ... ^ ^ «• ' uch\lee.oZr pre3ed elZot , -HimTor
,“L!2 ?'h*r rp‘nn;,o,,,! * «u*. n»„w or r, ,.r.,.«(«,i,;, i# u.. or ,h.- *.»
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, *.•* thereof, inlueuamo ol Ihe commonwealth, for tb* benefit of the literary fund. Uvery person.
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0»er Willi rtl charges of feruage, uud four cents a mile, for travcUing to and from tho county ia wuieu he shall meet,