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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
NEW-YORK, May as.
TO TIE Editor oftbr Doiiy 6dz,,,,;6r

To TIE Editor effbe Dahl Hdz,ethylr.
DiGertaton of Dr. Leymerie upon the com.
button of a woman called Boyer.
There have fallen into my hands feyerai Nun.
hers of the paper entitled lie Monifcar Uii7.er.
nk This Gazette being :ecognifed as the only
official one IN France, the facts which it reports
'houId be confdered as the moft authentic poC
fi6lc.
The following, which find in tire number
tor January 10, 1905, appears 70 me capable Of
liking the attention not only of vonr readers. brt
even OF all the people of the United States. for
the two-fold reafons Of the inttrsH il iuf,i es
and the relation il has 10 the Yellow P,.vcT--
relation in my opinion, more immediate than
one could imagine.
PARIS, 0 Niv"fe, ar. IS.
The public prints Of this week, make men,
ion OF burning TO which 4 woman, called
Boyer was a victim but, from the imperfect
details they give of this event, they fecm TO con-
ider II IN the cafe Of ordinary buruines
Having been near witnefs of this affecting
icene, conceive myf-lf right in Regarding il rs
comparable in every Thing TO thofc events ol
which in'tances are cifed, aid 10 which they
nave gwen very Improperly the name Of lj5u4ia.
rioaS eonbHFj9a.N
will content myfylf nv r sting tbe fsF.
fich As thew appeared 10 my eyes. On Wefncf-
'2y, 81 Nivofe. towards noon, bavin. heard
That woman had been found alnof etifgly
fduccd to cinder. alih ough n,e had no 1rr ~
er chamber, but What ne had kirdled ir a0
arthen put doubted trat this woman Ind
'sen the viFtm G.! human combufior, and ~
The EBAY uocn he.nao cofubuaion pryduced by =
ong abulr Of lpirisnpu licnors plJlihcd b, PN. =
hr, urefsht Wv caro.,s and wei wrueu hacTy q
chs pi,enoiucno.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

W:ncssfsr- has hesr -eccrmcrdsa trshc ci.:-
eos q a"osher, Dariet'n Vir-i,ia, as r. -,erFen
70 fu?pIy the. PLACE ct Mr.. Saith Of rsears:c.,
In CcngrefS--that he viii, in atLr~ob,rh.y; be
elected. Should 'hs went take ,lacs there will
he additional cauie for CONCENTRATION: as Mr..
Holmes lives on the read 30 Wahity,on,, we
thoult unqueftionahy 'ind in him, great atstiiti
OVAL iupport tn orr ca,iie.
The mail from Wai,iheton City, is regularly
received at Marietta IN five days, which proves
with what ficiiily I,uIineis may DC trauf,{1ed be-
tween the two places. Ohio Gas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
NEW YORK.
TEELATE EIFCTION

In this itate, contefted generally on the prip-
ciple OF frlend!hip or enmity to the Merchants.
Bank huiinefs, has terminated remarkably adj.
vantageous TO the fteady republican interef.
In the Southern D'frict, computing the coun-
ties of Suffolk, Queens, Kings, Richmond, N
York, and Wehchefer, which fend 81 of the
100 members of which the Aftmh!y is cornnoc
ed, not friend to the Bank is elected.
In Suffolk county, Mci1rs CARL, Hedges, and
Landon, are chofen. In Queens, Mefs. Fl. O,
Seaman, Coe, and J. W. Seaman. In Kings a
republican. In Richmond, Mr.. Dunn. In NJ
York, Meis. Gilbert, Schenck, Crolius, Rui1el,
Ferris. Smith, Riker, Warner, and Cooper. And
in Weftchefer, Mefs. Frolt, Tompkns, Lock.
wood, and Honeywell..
In the Middle Diftri6t-in RockIand. Mr.
Herring is chofen. In Orange, Mefs. Crit. Din,
M'Cord, and Wood. In UIfer, Mefs. II &C
brouck, Sears, LoHnfberry, and Roofa. Tn
Greene, Mefs. Fly and Thompfon. In Della
ware, Mefs. North and Marvne. In Dutcbefs.
Mefs. Carver, Herrick, Woolley, Field, Williams.
Schenck, and Van Benthuyfen. In Columbia.
four federaliftS. Total "a, of whom are in
the Bank influence.
In the Eaitern D ffri6t, % republicans. and E
federalits, are elected.
In the Wefern Difriet, federaIfn and Bank
influence are very feeble, and becoming ff;ll
weaker. Col. German is re-eIetled. And in
Oneida county, 70 lately one of the great bul.
.warks of federalifm, and which gave fedora,
majority of l26 Iaft year, 4 republican members
are returned by majority of97. TIRE Be,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

Of Coagrefs making French. spaniih ani rertugus9e
gold coins AMI French croans ,.r3,r, expires on
:hc ta;d &c day Q. May.
fhe various Banks throughout the Unied States
nun .hen ray ih,,r notes, when presented for
payment in eagles parts of eagles, or dollars parts
OF dollars. Farmers mechanics and traders vii, loon
and the benefit oil convenient circulating iu5an, ial
medium, OF trade. That flood of B nix paper with
which our country Is now de,uged will gradually fub-
Tide It is not alone owing the number of banks
that iuch Watt quantity of paper is in circulation bu;
70 the alnoit total exe,a::oa of co.n. The banks
would have been very harmless things, had il NOT
been forthe law making thoe fore,n coins tender.
Few reopie willingly receive foreign com by weight
when they can avoid it. Hence the banks have
been very fevere asa..l any comfortable fseqaeni
calls for payment vi their notes in !pecie The Rate
ftnings will Dc :sts. cd The i,laier Banks
will ind il unife 20 have in circulation the
amount OF times their capitairheir profits will
be !eiiened IN proportion they reduce the number *
amoknt of their This will make tine banking
buiineis much ies object oi attention, and vii,
probably caufe many in,al banks opera
ton, and induce general conIlsnoc in che larger
banks, greatly TO the advantage % ths i.a;ion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
BALTIMORE. May IS.

BY the cetfey arrived yeGerday in 81 days from
Jsn,aica, which place ie ef, the seth ult we have
received Jamaica papers to the Goth April. Al the
s'me 'he Beiey failed the Prith remained in quiet
roieiiion 81 that Colony. Our papers contain NO.
thing OF importance. Every exertion was making
IN Jamaica, to give the French admiral warm recep-
tion hould he make attep,p, invade the iilaid,
which they did not think was likely TO take .r,ace.
GT.!esylpir
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~, 81
The outward cargoes of the above veflels, eonGft-
cd OF 100000 u. Coffee S,723,ooo H. Sugar
l,o74,o ~. Tobacco 1868 600 n RI. A COO ~
Indigo; 222,coON. Cotton; 1000 n Cum rs.
600 u. OF Hops; 10000 10. Pepper $1,000 GAL
lens Kun !; 1000 pieces Nankeen 5000 Slaves :
1900 boxes Fruit: 600 cail,s OIL
he homeward cargoes were made up of 42o tons
Iron; 400 tons Hemp 2io tons Cordage So tons
Entities; $4,000 pieces SaiT-CIoth 10000 pieces
Linens Mot of the above veIiels returned to the
Ou'ea otates Lonlas baber.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
ALEXANDRIA, May 81.
SHEEP SHEARING. .

We have been favoured with an accurate accom-. II
the theeP thearing, at Arlington, the eGate of MIR.
Cults, in this vicinity. The utnloR exactnefs wa
uied IN the weights and mealures and the account
Is tranmitted bya gentleman, who was prelent at
the time.
\ he prize ram, of one year old bred
BAKEwLIL. s by colonel Thomas L. Lee, of Loudop,
Cand thorn on the Soth of April
Wnglf Of TIE Fleece,
IL lbs. 5 OF.
Lengf6 fiji. Vool,
Extreme, IS inches, in ordinary, / inches.
G'95 z0agbf Of the Caresf,
One hundred and forty pounds.
The extreme length of the animal from the no,e
to the butock four feet nine nches the gird of tbe
body three feet feven and quarter inches: an1 ths
ength of the fore leg from the briiket to the ground
twelve and hall inches. The above dimenlions and
grois weight OF carcale, taken :acer ihearino
1t is intended to annoint him the preent feafon f.
that hopes are entertained tina. his fleece may reach
10 pounds, the eniuing year. This method is very
prevalent in Europe. Four prime ewes were then
ihorn' bred by Mr.. Cuffs, from the imported ram
upon the improved Mt. Vernon breed
No. WAgbt sf@eF fleece.
71-2 pounds
TIA d.
Sd do.
l-2 do
ram lamb of two and half months old, weighed
grois' eighty-on and half. Although hef weights
may appear but fn,all when compared with the En-.
glib itoek, yet when the fcale of Improvement be-
tween the two countries is balanced, and the fIbi.a
cnniidered comparatively and with due reference to
the Progreis and means of improvement in EACH thew
viii appear even respectable in the country the mott
ditnguiihed in the world, and in which the fcience
OF agriculture and rural economy, has been carried to
an extent unparalleled. PoGefing portion of every
Climate and foil, may hope in due time to rife 10
Pre.eminenee IN the rearing of ueful animals, 70 ne
eeiary to manufactures, and 70 Intimately connected
with agriculture; the great Primefou of national
wealth and individual PROPERTY.
we are told that MIR. Cuffs. has had wethcr on
Smiths Hand, at the Capes of Virginia, to Near up
WARD. OF thirteen pounds, which will no doubt caui.
MN to transfer fone Of his improved loek to tina,
pace, where vaG range of pature and continual ae
eei' to iat have contributed greatly to improve the
'ii@i Dieeo' (-4tex. Agy.I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
CHARLESTON Ma, 90

Capt. Ianion, 90 Says from PORT. Antonio. IN
Forms, thar the B''ti'; homeward bound ]a,uaica
feet amounting TO upwards Of 100 fal, nuGer co,i-
voy of five ips OF The Eve, feveral frigaes, &C. fail
ed from chat place three days before him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
INDIAN WAR.

Extract of letter from a gentleman of refpec-
liability rehding at Kafkakias, to his correc
pendent in this pIace-dstrd, pril the 18th.
The Ofages are likely to be cut M root and
branch, by confederacy of almot all the Indian
nations of the welt: already blood has been
fpilt and large bodies of men are in motion TO
attack their country. Mr.. Van Bibber, with
whom you are acquainted, has juff returned
from the Miflouri-he ftates TO me that about
ten days 6nce. body of about four hundred Of
the Sacks. croiled at a French village, at which
place he was about fifty miles from tbe mouth
Of the river ontheir narcotic attack tho Ofages.'
Obio. Car.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
From TIE Havanna.

The Governor, contrary to what ought to have
been expectcd from him, has republifhed procla-
nation which he formerly iflued declaredy for the
purPoie Of checking the Fyeaeb Agents who were fit
go Trvatre== =~hch committed notorious as9s
of piracy upon neutral vcels The tranfation which
I have rendered myielf, is as follows:
By AUTHORITY.
IN order go avoid the errors which nav occaGou
injuries thoie who, from common report, believe
that there IN this Port Of HAVANA and others Of
this iAsnd, Agents CommdIaries, OF Confuls of 10
reign Nations: The PRECEDENT. Governor ard Cap
tain General snakes known. Tba there is no fub-
jea Of any nation admitted By the government, with
tnoie expreHsd powers, any other representative
Of another nation The laws Of thefe doninions pro-
ibt IL; and although they hould permit IT, they
he reprefentatiyes) car never be admitted TO the
Re Of their functions, alt'ongh they mould corre
ioathed in due form By their reflective govgfn-
fert', whila they have not the presous Royal Au.
sori,y, IS neceGary rsqnifite."
" ll2yanna, My 8, isO5."
The Republication az RVS time plainly hows thai
'fhe Government a5artors any protection of MIR
GsHT aoaina the attempts Of its 5utatsre Officers ;
who wUo evadc'1u7 or malicious views Gop -ot ~
yeas WASH i--iats every principle of right and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

We learn from Bermuda, Gays the New-York
Cazette,) that Britifh f-igate arrived there a.
bout ii days fnce, having on board Mr.. Gore,
who was lately appointed Governor of that
place. The ihip Trelawny Planter came out in
company with The frigdtc laden With flores.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
I'est.Jnoiss.
EsirAa eta letter from, Jamaira, reeeizsd ar
Baltimore, dated HbrH92.

"I expect the American commerce will frf-
fer greatly by the conduct Of the courts in this
place, for ifthe court will coadcma, the Bri-
tiili ihips ofwar aud CRITTERS will not fail in A
plea for Tending them in; but am in hopes
an early flop will be put to theie unjut pro-
cesdiHgs."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
Dan,aa.a 1ateI,iosnce.
COMMERCIAL.

In the eourie of five months in the Ian year, COM
mencing the I'd April and ending the 9d September
IS American vefIels paIed Eliinure into the Baltc
OF which 70 were defined for Copenhagen and ST.
Peterionrg and the remainder for Lube.k and Re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
NORFOLK. MAY Oh

a privateer, mounting ten guns, has been fpo.
ken by feveral vefes off our capes, for two
weeks pat, ihe fometimes calls herfelf SpaniGh,
iomet'meS French-ihe boarded the flip San
iom from Madras, on the 9th infant, at which
time ihe had captured three outward bound veC
iels-She robbs every veiIe ffie meets-A pri-
vateertad TO be the fame anchored within Sandy
Hook, l5th infant. Ledeer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
Rs,por.oKr, (R.Il Nay
COMMUNICATIONS.
8T. EZGHsyv.

III IILNIIoT"s
lie r. good asto inform, tie ruhlic, that after the
ihird day o. May III this prsfcet year 1905 nothing
ten,'ri irt payment % dybis out American coin
aud 5Pa.i.li doIsts, @ad parts Of d5Iiss The an
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

From authentic information, we are enabled
to fate that John c.. JackCon, Efq. of Ciarkef
burg, Virginia, is reelected by majority of
three hundred and fifty votes, to feat in Con-
gfrfs.
On the event of this election, the PROPERTY
IF the town of Marietta and of the neipbborinr
counties, rs we apprehend, very peculiarly de
pended: and aide from all considerations of
national politics, we deem the refult mon for
tunate one--whoeVer will for moment reGea
on the immeBfe benefit which will be derived
from the opening of leading road through this
place to the Atlantic ftates, will we are perfuad-
ed, unite with us in opinion on fllis rubieG.
The Conerefs of the United St1tes at their
rext fefion, viii undoubtedly caufe a road 10
be laid ont from the Federal City TO TIC tate Of
Ohio, to the Improvement Of which, large Gins
OF money will be appropriated. IL il wei
known that almoa every town on the river, has
made pretentions TO the be1cft of this aDpro.
cria'ion. IL II thing OF little moment then.
that To lupport oW claims. we have 70 mower
ful an advocate IS Mr.. Tlchfm? On The con-
rary, "a The a6iye and eFi1i u; exertions of l5g.
ltckiou, may We not look forward with conf
dent hope Of fuccc6?
We have been informed alto, that gentleman
o. very fupercr talents, High Holmes, Eal. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
MARIETTA, (ohio) MAY 10.

Aaron Burr late Vice reident of the u. State,
pafled through this town on Friday Ialf, on his way
to Newt Orleans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, May &c.


With lncere regret, we learn, that the Honorable
Roger GyjaVoG and the Honorable CdiVin CoiSaya,
two OF the representatives in Congress from this tate
have reigued. The real frands to the contribution
1.-THE United States, and the principles upon which
twas administered for the irit tzcevs yssrs have
no doubt viii lament with us, the event which we
have juit mentioned The people of the fate with
pride, have witieed their exertious in endeavorin,r
to preerve the coniuion and government from def.
truesion. MIR. Grifwod, has been in Congrels ten
years and during the whole of that period, if we are
correctly informed, he has been abent from his feat
but day when the houie of representatives was IN
FELTON,. To his dfinguf,ed talents, his perfect ac-
quaintance with legislative duty, his extenve poit
cal icence, and his commanding eoguence, even his
political enemies bear unequivocal tetimony and we
dcubt not, that the intelligence Of his refpnation,
will be the mott pleaiirg thar has reached their
ears fnr many year. We think j. no mere than iui
tice to fay that he has been for long courr of time
without riva! in the National Legislature
CsE,art.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
VERMONT

james Fix, eIq republican, is eleGed a men,
Der OF corgreisioni the north eanern dnria, in on
petition 70 gen. w. Chamberlain, by majority Of
about 900
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
BANKS or THE MEM, MARCH 21.

Mi iivIngifon, Winter of the Uuted States of
america lately arrived at Augfburgh, with his
whole family He comes from Naples, and is on his
way to Paris.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
NEW-YORK, May 90.

The following minutes handed to us by cap
tain Herrick -" was detained 5 days after was
ready for fea, in confequence of my papers being
withheld in the American Corfuls Office, with about
50 fail more, under the fame detention the reaion
OF which was, Mr.. Gray was arrefted, irnprifoned
and his oiee fealed, the Goth April, but was libera-
ted the next day. his Office, however fi!l fcaled g.
continued 70, iii; the III Of May, when it was open-
ed, and his public and private departments overhaul
ed and ferutinized. Mr. Cray Gill holds hiinieIf as
Proncr, but will ihortly return TO the United States
and make representation of the conduit Of tie Go.
vernnsnt Of Cuba towards the United States and
ikewiie protect aganR that Government. The de-
tention OF 70 many vees, and the irnlenfe proper
y there, cannot be tiaing damage"
Mae. 6gy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

letter received in Bottom, from Malta, dated
March 9th, ita,es, i" that the American iouadron
laied three days previous, on different routes. in
iearch OF IriPone privateers, which they learned
Were out on cruife. One Neapolitan velIel, which
had been taken by them, recaptured off the H.
and OF Strotiboa, aud had arrived at Malta.
Boz Gar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

ChrhoPher EHery, efq. has been appointed by the
Preident ofthe United States Conmiiiicusr Of oaps
lor the Rate Of Rhode lland IN the room Of Iabez
Bowen, elq
Mor0tyr Cy,.-:,y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

We learn from gentleman who left Paris the
beginning of April, that Mr.. Livingston our mint.
ter az Paris, had returned from Italy, and was to fan,
from Bordeaux for New-York in all April.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

Nriode-IIiand excluding Providence,
Beverley, Briitol, Savannah, ,
Duxhury, Plymouth, and
Poftlaud--one each,
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ii gentleman las jav7u,ed zv5 tie b.ygal Of A,tsr
ron BIZ JirTa at Malta, dated on tear! f5e Eirzk.
Cozfnfi0n, Mare6 u, 1905, from 4vJie6 ~. ex.,.g
f6e foHozvi1g:
Schooner Nautilus, capt. Dent, has inf come in,
Inc captured brig yeherday with guns and ammuni-
tion on board bound to Tripo-We failed from /, if
bon on the 10th of February and arrived Gibraltar
on the 10th. We have been only DAYS making our
Paiiage from Gibraltar to this place The ihp fails
remarkably TAFT The has gone the rate of thirteen
miles an hour lnce haze been on board"
TIRE dnerieaa.
Exfros Of Ltte, from commercial Bone ofbe 6yey.c
pe'otiy, in LS0a, to their eOy,eLpondent in Iesan-
dria, dared AerH3.
Since our lat of the Goth ultimo we have had
the arrival of feveral cargoes of wheat from
France and iome of flour from America, the greater
part OF which would probably have been re-exported
to Spain in our mal coaRers; but this trade for the
moment is checked by the appearance Of an Algerne
iquadron, who have made fome captures near Cape
St. Vncents; Portuguefe fquadron is fitting out to
oppoie them. In the interior fales for expectation
are iuipended, and for the confumpton of the coun
try they are not now 70 brifk as they have been.
he appearance of our harveft is very favorable.
and hould it continue 70 prices will no doubt lower
during the iummer-which we think it our dutv m
communicate to you, and hope the information NAV
De dieful Flour IL dollars so cents
Captain Gerrilh, arrived at Newburyport from
Liibon, mentions that the Algerines have made
comfortable depredations the Portuguese fn,all
craft three Algerine cruifer, had taken, in hort
time, Is Portuguese coafters; taken out the men, &
burnt the veiies The men were doomed TO flayerv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
RfcnMoND xoADGMY LoTrnRy

&s.Slb Day---JgnuafJ 90, 1906.
Prize oS 900 doilars--~Eo. 3iS8.
Plies of 100 Goiiars-Nos. 5946 1889
5075 SIS 1881 1054.
Prizes of 10 doilars--Nos. so 3oee
2s46 SIS goo 1885 1912 IlG7 I65 es4
ai4l 65% 5zS5 25lO 2s96 4e7 1902
$3.50 I4D4 3o55 1929 2o47 s4s6 1900
2s39 $50 1874 POSI- 49e i26 soaI $50
s4s6 lag cOs2 $685. sI+ II 3Is4 IsQ4
797 1862 lS5 1923 S0So 1854 1885 lo7o
1858 30 1883 2i7S 29oe $50 sasa
52s6 1888 ilso 1888 7o7s 1914 s4a7
1852 4S9 1890 2ssS Sss ats- go
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

: certain places withia certain periods an
nua,y.
- g. Anthorising tho Auditor 10 issue
warrant to Mary Cox, administrators .
Abuer Cox, deed. s's
90. CONCERNING Samuel Selden.
ca. Autnor,sipg the trustees of Ports
mouth TO lease certain lands therein men
toned. 7f 49, ..-
05. To appropriate the muster fines o
certain cobnties, and for other purposes.
GO. To amend an act for raising by lot
terry sum Of money for the benefi. tf lie
University Of William and Mary. iss
81. TO carry into exec uiion the consti.
tuition Of the Mutual Assurance Society
against fire On buildings IN the state Virgil
MA, lately adopted at d general meeting.
g., To make compensation tn certain
commissioners from tnis state TO The STATE
OF North Carolins. >-'
6s.Appomling other trustees of the
town ot Cbarlestown, IN the county Of Ka-
nawlia, in the room of those formerly ap-
pointed, and for.other purposes.
20. 10 amend an ACT, Tor more efIec- |
tually preventing the obslructions to the |
passage OF hsh la James river and ITS ma |
vigable bra, chcs. e
~. To amend the acts, 10 establish J
draw bridge across the eastern branch of |
Elizabeth riser, ia the coua,y of Norfolk, |
..nd Tor other purposes.
r. For paying the officers Of the sCe-
neral Assembly for their services during
the prescntsession.
IS. Authorisirg conveyance OF GER
| tam land III be made to Jok. Bracken.
"a. Allowing iurthcr compensation To
he commissioners of the revenue Tor the
county OF Flede,i.k.
IS. Concerning the James River Com
pany.
rs. To amend and explain an ael to es-
tablish turnpike between Manchester
s Failing creek oil the buckingham rcad.
III TO amend an aci concerning the
clearing of the north fork OF James river.
rs. 10 alter the days for holding courts
IN the cn'in,ies OF Tazeweil and Russell.
70. Toascertd:n aud establish The LINKS |
of the CITY oil Richnend.
so. To provide Tor lhe support of CO.
ve'nmen, by the imposition oil taxes
81. To incorporate the Virginia Marine |
Insurance company.
81. appropriate tho public revenue. !
s3- To amend and explain the .ct ioi |
improving james ki,et.
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!; 1859 1866 is4?' s53 S7sl 50.
1859 S.os 22e6 372t SoaS 37Io 27so
1857 5osia 5275. 248l 1850 1886 1868
! zs2 1893 1890 1862 $50 sos S3g7 7ls
SOD. Gain Of the wheel 2ss. uo,.ars.
't-'lsi 80,
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL CsuRSd LorrxRr.
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7Eensyjsur.h 0tay's atrarsing.
500 tickets were drawns,his day.
Prize of liVe hundred doflars--No 3 $50.
! P'i ICES of Osie hunGra q da,i.rs - Nos 1883
5,s7S 9os7 lo.IS0 i6 2s9 !. 6es.
Price. ~ PIffy' do0a,s---i.os. l416
6,i95 9i432 1910 Is oS9.
P'fzcs IF 1'wenfy fee t.otlars- Nos. 1892
S,7i7 1889. i.
Prizes r 7sventy deA4,s-Nox. 81 s9a
2st6 28S9 u.s.! 4O49 4.cs4 4,2i3
5,O59 5,.s2 $3.50 5 e47 7ar 6,7sS
6 so6 7.o55 3o4 $3.50 1886 I5l
1925 1861 9 657: 9 SOS 900 ,o.a5o
10 562 1870 il,.S6s lie24 ls,o33
1919 1922 i45 6 re gS7 II zas
1902 1912 1852 l9,i5i 1856
1869 90 ass oo,s4o-
foriy eiyhs P,s<es Of kJ7ecai dollars.
7svensy-ilf7h Days Drasging.
500 tickets drawn this day.
/. Prizes Of 100 doiIars--Sos. 1928 l47ca
1928 1853 2o55i.
i'rs-es Of so dotiars-Nos. asa 1882
1878.
Prizes ofa5 doiars--Nns e7s6 lo943,
& o.ises Of 90 aoils,rs-Nos 50 1856 yea 90S
Ilc9 1900 1859 1910 1859 2S+7 242l 2746
5T94 1919 1905 GIG 1856 83is e6G7 lOl47
1876 Iif04 1893 1907 1850 i2292 1886
1888 lis Is 1926 1896 1864 l657e 1923
i1O5s 1850 1875 1852 2CU65 20i47 205z4
20oo7. >-
S,,d 70 oT 4 4. /1oliors