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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
TRI1sTEEs, SALE

by virtue NJ n Deed Of Trust, executed by tho late Levi,
- Beard, dated on the i0th day Of October, 1877, and Of &C.
cord In the Of Office Of the Court Of Hastings of this city, made
To- secure the payment Of a debt due from him IN Charles Cop.
land Tho subscribers as Trustees named IN that decd, vii
on Thursday the 29th Of the present mouth, on the premises, and
for ready money. expose 10 sale NJ auction, two lots Of land lying
on Shockoc Creek, IN that part Of the city usually dcuominaiet
Niayo's Audubon, and designated IN the Map OF plan of thai
addition. nv the Numbers c. and CO There Is on these hts, q
small frared dvciinI house lately occupied by the said Beard,
aud az unhni. rcd brick building
The sale yhl begin bstwccn ~ and u O'Clock.
ROBERT GWATuMEI.
an 7-c0tds JOHN G.. WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
NM WORK MARKEr

NEW YORK MARKET April 3.
Flour During The week there has been considerable arrivals
from the South, and prices have declined a shade, say about
l24 cts. per bl-
Grain The receipts of Southern Wheat have been large,
which has a tendency TO Gauss a corresponding reduction with
-four
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

DIEGO will make a seasu, the approaching Sgrng
II at Machump's, near Hanover Courthouse. Hcis
a horse Of fine size, pedigree and form, was tran cd
at four years old, and gave proofs Of good speeds
but from accident was not brought on the turf-bis
dam was q sister of Sir Arches, by Sir Peter Tea
zlc-his sire was Francisco, o noted race horse orhis
day ia 2, W.T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

IENhti drawing OF the Connecticut State Lottery,
n Extra Class No. 3, will be received TO-DAY,
at IL O'Clock.
CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS.
% Number Lottery-8 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets So, shares in pEopoTiiOn-Fo sale at
APT LAMBERTrS OFFICE.
Citizens of Richmond Take Noticei
HNHIS DAY, the drawing Of the Connec,icut
n State Lottery will be received. Tickets S.
shares in proportion.
CAPITAL PRIzE 10, 600 DoLLARs.
6I Number Lottery-8 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000, 1000, . 800, 1900, 300, 1896, . of 900.
8 of60o, 8 of 500, sc. &c.
Also, on FRIDAY, the drawing of the Maine
State Lottery, No. !, will be received.
Capital Prize $4,000.
co Nunbers-l0 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets So, shares in proportion.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000, 5000, 1000, 1900, 1880, 10 of 1000, 10
Of 500, 10 of 800, &c. &c.
For prizes, call at
up P. CHUBBS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

FRE AT BRASEfpf Cherokee Naioa I'VE have lust been In
formed. says tho Cherokee ph@hix OF March I7u, that a de-
s.rae'ise ere %hspPeael on lssi tdday night TO the missionary
Sa,ioo AT Bainerd. The dwelling house, the two school hon.
so. ami the kitchen, we understand are reduced 10 ashes The
original cost OF these buildings was probably not less than
5000. Our informant did not learn whether any other build.
INC was burnt, or how much property was saved This unfot-
t'nate circumstance must, al least for a while. put n stop 10 that
hounshing school The children have already dispersed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

Managers Office.
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery, No. 6, the
drawing Will DO received Day after To-morrow.
prize Of 5000 prize of $1,000
do 1900 ) do 500
&c. &c. SC.
Whole tickets 81, Halves Z, Quarters L.
Dismal Swamp Canal LOTTERY. No. ., will be drawn
at the Eagle. Hotel, at 2 O'Clock, y. NJ. on MONDAY
next.
$4,000 yoa 10 DoLLARs.
Of Of $1,000 lS,SSs Of Of $500 sSss
Of 5000 S OF I.OoO
OF 4,0o0 sc. &c. Sc.
Tickets SI0-shares in proportion.
All orders promptly attended to.
apr YATES 81 M,lNTYRE. Managers.
Two Drawings in one Day
Day afier To- Morrow. at I o'clock, the Official drawing of
the Grad onsolidI,ed Lottery, Class No. z, will DC received
by BIGGER
S17,500 CAF1TAL PkIzE.
Tickets s., halves ? so, quarlss I -.
Delaware Il South Carolina Lottery,
CLASS NO. g.,
WI be received by BIGGER al the same time.
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIzE.
Tickets only 81, halves 2, quarters I.
BIGGER sold tn n gentleman OF kichDmid, and paid at
SIGHT, IN the last class at this Lottery. the highest Capital Of
$1,000 Most Of the Cdpiilis ceniinue to he sod aud paid AZ
BiGGER'S OFFICE.
ap1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
w. 81 ID. KvIe & Co.

"AVE now the pleasure of informing their
III friends in the country, that their Spring assert
ment Of DRY GOODS is almost complete. BY
recent arrivals, very large supplies have been receiv-
cd, 20 winch win be added, by ehch successive packet
throughout the season, such now and fashionable arti-
clcs as may be offered in tho Northern markets. They
respectfully invite the attention of wholesale custom
crs TO their present stock, md beg to assure them,
that tlcy arc not only well prepared, but resolved TO
offer Goods on such terms as cannot fail TO please.
90 Mansion-house Odd March, 1880. etc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
LAND FOR SALE

pURSUANT to n Decree of the County Coo,t
n OF Henrico, made on the IIth DIV of March
1880, IN a suit between Rebecca Pearce and Som'l
Hobson, plaintiffs, and Bernard Redford and other.
deits', we the commissioners appointed for that nur-
pose, shall proceed, on Saturday, the 9Th day of the
present month, April, to make sale of the Tracts az
Land which, by the said decree, are directed TO be
sold; the same being situate in Honrico county, and
being lands Of which Francis Pearce died possessed.
One of the said tracts ofland contains two hundred
and lS3 acres, or Whereabouts, and is bounded
by the land of Thomas c. Keosee, Charles Childrev
and others, about nine miles below the city of Rich
mond. Another of the said tracts contains abont
thirty acres OF land, and hes on the road leading from
Richmond to Charles City Court house, and IS aboot
eight miles from the former place The other tract
contains about twelve acres, and is adjoining tho
largest and first mentioned tract The sale win bo
made upon q credit OF nine months, the purchasers
giving bond with sufficient security for the payment
OF the purchase money, and the commissioners re-
tanning the title to the lands until the Same shall be
directed to be conveycd.-Tbe sale of the whole
lands wall be made on the largest tract above mem
toned, and will take place between the hours OF II,
a. M., and 2, p. NJ of the day above mentioned, by
GEORGE KEESEE,
JOSEPH BAILEY. Commissioners
JESSE f. KEESEE, \
ap III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

o. AT l o'clock TO-DAY!-A
TTNHE official drawing of the Connecticut State Lottery, Extra
n Class No. 3, will be received by BIGGER.
81 Numbers Drawn Rallots-
Capitals $4,000, $1,000, S250O, $4,000, 1900, 1876; ) OF
1000, &c. &c.
Tickets S., Halves s. so, Quarters 81 25.-For sale as
usual, in the greatest variety of fortunate numbers, by
THO. u. BIGGER
Where No. 3, 81, 81, the highest capital of SIC, COO, no
Ii, so, 50, the capital Of 1880, 40 G., 50, SO, do. $1,000
with numerous others, were sold and paid the last week, al
sight. The Same good luck. and PrOmp! pay, may be always
expected at BISGER'S OFPICE
ar 7-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
BX DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
GROCERIES


TO MORROW MORNING, 9Th instant, at 10
CLOCK WIN be sold at our auction store, a general
assortment of prime Groceries.
aP d. A. 81 Co. Aucts.
Pa!ta6te Stock of DRY GOODS at .a1cf;on-
fAN Wednesday: the I2th of MAY next. at 10
W o'clock, will be sold under the management of
Gus, Dunlop d Co. at their Auction Rooms, our en-
tire Steck of
DRY GOODS.
Amounting to upwards of $4,000, comprising rho
most general and valuable assortment ever offered in
tins place-The sale will be without reserye.-Term
0 anu . months credit, forapproycd negotiable notes.
We shall Tor six weeks, continue 10 ofTar ~
stock at private sale, at very reduced prices, and in.
vitc those wanting great bargains, to give us a cali
mar ~ KYLE d COCHRAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
JOHN VAN-LEW g. 90.

HAVE Just received, and are now opening -theie
H spring supply Of HARDWARE and Guile
RY, imported por ship TALLT Ito from LIvtRFoor
and comprising the usual ysriely Of goods IN their
Line. mar at-2sw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

strongly urged that the wound should be cauterizoJ,
but fhis prescription, which might have saved the
pntlent, was hot followed, either from a persuasion
THAI Pesst5ty The dog was not mad, or from a reliance
on the virtues of 4 species of stone commonly called
tho "uIad stone" which had been previously applied.
Tho editor adds that a notion prevails somewhat ex-
.ensiyely among the ignorant and tho uniformed,
that tho "mad stone As n sovereign remedy for the
bite Of u mad dog,-,hcy think it Possesses the power
OF extracting the poison from the wound.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

ny virtue OF a decree of the count Of ANY q 00esa county.
sitting as a court of equity, the subscriber, a commissions
CT Tor the purpose appointed, viii sell TO the highest hidoer, Tor
ready money, on the premises, on Tuesday the Goth day Of
April. 1880, the tract of land, Of which Andrew Wison, dee,
died seized and possessed, situated in King g. Queen eoun-
", near Charleston. The decree was made in a cause IN which
Thomas Jones, adrn'or &c, Of Franklin Scott, is complainant,
against the heirso f Andrew wilson, decd, delis.
HARLES HILL.
T. S. | am authorised. by Mr. Tbos. Jones, 70 nv that be
viii receive from the purchaser. a bond With EOoh security,
payable ~ the eud Of twelve monihs, from the day of sala, ~
the amount Of sale, except 50 much as viii pay the costs Of
suit and expenses attending the sale, the bond TO carry Interest
from The day OF sale, &. HILL.
mar 5-IaW6y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

Tickets s., Halves 81 SD, Quarters 81 p.
For sale al Il. MICKLE,S
aP Next below the door Of tine Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

Amount of Produce and Number of Boats passed
down through the lower Locks.
APRIL 3-19h hds tobacco, 81 kegs manufactured do, sos
obis' Hour, 258 bHsheis wheat, 66 bushels apples, 6 tons pig
metal, 1913 lbs. butter and lard, 1000 feet plank, 1 cords wood,
"a boats, IL coal boats, 1928 bushels coal
Arm As hhds. tobacco, 48 bbls -four, lI5O lbs of
miscellaneous articles, GOO feet of plank, 200 keg poles, 10
boats, 4 coal boats, $40 bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
THIS DAY

TENHE drawing of the Connecticut State Lottery,
n Extra Class No. 3, will be received TODAY
MT ID n'cinrk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

Total 2796 majority for Throop.
The Regency Congress and Assembly tickets are
elected, probably by smaller majority than the Gov
ernor's ticket For Register. the CONTEST laid bc
oeedlpgly respectable men. Mr.. Coutuut is elected
We preferred and supported Mr.. Stage; but are we'll
satisfied that, as he could obtain tire Office Mr.
Coutsnt did.
From the fret Congressional district, composed Of
Queens and Suffolk, have returns only from
Queens, which give for ]. Ring, anti Jackson 257
majority; and for T. Tredwsll Cor Assembly. and for
Granger, about 90 1t is probable that Suffolk will
overbalauce the majority Of Queens.
In the second Congressional district, composed of
Kings, Richmond and Roeklshd, ]. r. BERGEN. the
Jackson candidate, is elected by 9 votes onlv The
maJor1tes were, in Kings for Bergen 49, in Rich
mond for Wyckof Sc, in Rockland for Wy~koff 80
THIS district gives about $50 majority for 'fhroop
In the third Congressional district this city, the
Jackson ticket is elected
In The fourth Congressional district, Westchester
and Putnam, M Ward is elected by more than 1000
majority; and there will he very large maiorty per
haps 500 to 1000 for Throop
In the 5th Congressional district. Dufchess Ed
ward H. Prndleton anti Jackson is elected by abou,
500 majority The district will give small MAORI
ty, probably, for Throop.
In the 9th Congressional district. Oraoos. Eaoer
and Wikln, both anti-Jockson,-the first to supply
the vacancy IN the present Congress- occasioned by
the resignation Of Fl. Craig, the other for the cpd
Ccngress-are elected, is not doubted by consider
able maJorlties The district will give from 5 to 700
majority for Throop One certainly Mr. McFsrlan
and perhaps two, OF the anti Jackson Assembly tick
ct, is elected
Sullivan, We have returns as TO the Congress can
ddate though the Jackson man is doubtless elected
Ihere VIII be majority, It is thought of more than
1000 IN this district for Tbroop.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

orthe so miles canal Alaidens venur and the re
bic dividend double this estimate The completion and
utility of similar work the Schuylk aud the
beng strongly commended Allegheny by some the
ahest Engineers State ought sufficient, to settle
the question OF shccess-if indeed, could doubt
the Prac,cab'y of deepening the running
by erecting dams it If them the friends Internal
Improvement throughout the State upon this work
aud carry into successful and speedy execution doubt
and distrus that hang like every plan for
the Internal Improvement the State would
new spring would be given To public action upon this subject
other works would be undertaken condence-and
Internal Improvement would progress until the "old Domn-
ION would again raise her head among States con-
dness of principle
Your committee close this report without ver,ns
10 the claims of Lynchburs upon the
work OF such vital Importance her prosperity
OF ue country around her With population OF 5,OO0-a
uaae amounting annually several millions whole of
which, IN the of the river, exposed in
open ooais during oous and dangerous navigation
weeks and sometimes months all the damage
aa aepredaon-and paying annually the treasury
ae State more than $4,000 nor from
the government aid in work calculated to promote her
Ihe only work ever undertaken by the State
PROMISED any benefit to her, the James Canal g.
mat has been abandoned point which instead of making
useful makes positively injurious her She pays
os upon inns canal annual little short of
neither the of transportation nor the de.
by Under .Iea na and Pie" a
your committee think conclusvey shown The proposed
than sufficient Justify the expenditure REQUISITE
@ Tvs eompe"on DC Of ncacuabie benefit only Lynch
following resolutions - ~
eso'Seu, nat IN me opinion oil this meeting the i'm
Povement Of the James River by dams so as "a
ADMIT oil seaooa, navigation from Richmond Lynchburc
great Importance the prosperity Common
2nd Reso'red That committee of Eve he appointed by
the Chairman to draw up memorial laid before the
neHt General Assembly praying that the work may he
undertaken by the STATE and prosecuted speedy conre
ton o that, in the event of the State declining to uner
TAKE H. law may pass Incorporating company with suf
Glen, capital, authorizing SAID company 10 make such i'm
provemen'. $500 "
3rd ifesoired, That said memorial be circulated amons
the citizens OF this aud towns ON James River
anu throughout the country interested in its improvement
| the purpose Of obtaining signatures
an ReSored, That . the opinion of this meeting. The
ohizens OF Richmond and OF the other OH James RIy
CT ana lis branches and of the country trading Rv
eF, nave the success of ,b;
Improvement; and that they he, hereby respectfully
qsesled 10 take The subec, their consideration
anu 10 Cooperate with this meeting in iisIe6nf- h;
| object -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

In the Sth Congressional district, Columns, Tho
anti Jackson candidates R. lie Roy Livingston o 80.
ms IS: elections probably oya small majority T,roon
viii have majority there
In the 9Th Congressional district, Rensselaer,. tb.
whole Jackson ticket is probably elected and the ma.
1900 wv 20
Ii, the 1o;h Congressional district, ALBANY. tbe
whole jackson ticket is elected and Thtocps major
ity will be from 8 to 500. -.
This is the extent Of any accurate or reasonable
probable information received respecting the result.
Unless the Western and Southwestern counties
give maJorities large as the highest estimates al
lew, Mr. Throop is elected Governor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
Mononpalia Priest,

The Washington Telegraph says Oficialinfor-
nation has been received asthe Department of State
that the Braz'lan Bonds given in the American Prize
cases, which we're settled with the Government Of
His IMPERIAL Majesty, the Emperor oS Brazil, by
Mr. William Tudor, late Charge dAffaires of the
Unl'ed States at Rio de Janei-o, and became due on
Gne 2ath OF August last Were pnnctually paid to Mr.
Wright, Consul OF the United States at that car,
itah" ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
Fyo,n Tie NJ Y pu.r,

From the NJ Y. .9nerican Of NOE. S.
HE ELEcTIoN.-The following IS the state of the
vote In this city for Governor by which it will be per-
ceIvsd that Thoop has majority of 27oe votes over
Granger.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
Rtrt)essossu ~<,~ y /. ;. ,
VIRGINIA. EI.ECTIONS

Recapi'nlation of the votes in the Senatorial Dis
trct composed of the counties of Monongaa Preston
and Randolph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
From me LPnrhburg pirs imam Of JNou. d.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT

At an adjes'--sd meeting of the citizens OF hynch-
burg, S<9rJay the 3oth of Oct. 1880 to hear and
receive the report ola committee, appointed by for
ner meeting, to take into consideration the subject
ofthe most efficient plan of opening road, from the
town OF Lynchburg to different points in Tho adacen,
country and also the Report of a committee on tho
subject ofth most profitable measure of improving
thu navigation Of James River, ALBION MCDANIEL
mayor took the char and d. Il. Edley was appoint:
ed Secretary
VIM NJ. Rives, Esq. from the committee on the
subject OF roads, submitted report which was read
and ON motion of Mr. S. Clayton, was adopted mem
Z con.
John G. Meem, Esq. from the committee on the
subject of the James River improvements, sub.
mitted report, which read, and on the mo.
ton to adopt the second resolution considerable dis
cnssion took place; in which Messrs. Crulle and
Clayton took part.
On taking the question: ''shall the preamble and re-
solutions be adopted? it carried in the ailirma
tive, By a large majority.
On mo'ian of Samuel Claytor, Esq it was resolved
that the Chairman take time to fill up the blanks fo
the several members of committees mentioned in sale
report.
On motion of ]. Meem, Resolved, that the pre-.
anble and resolutions be printed in the newspapers
published at Lynchhurg. Richmond, Charlottesville
Nncastlc. Charleston, (kanawha.) and Wythe Court
House
ALBION MCDANIEL Chairman.
ID. Il. EDaEY. Secretpry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

During the recent contest in the city of Boston,
II appears that a charge was ma De against Mr..
Webster ofhavIng entered into coalition with Mr.
Clay. In reply to this baseless accusation Mr.
Webster is reported to have replied in the follow
ing manner:
"be then referred TO conversation, which many years
since he had held with HENRY CLAY. They then fully
agreed on the doctrine Of lNTERNAL IMPROVEMENT and
only differed as to the degree Of PROT ECTION the
principle This was long before the election off q ADAMS
ava was ne SAID perhaps the only private conversations, OF Is
minutes durson ne had held with HESng Cav So
ucn sad Mr. w for the coALITTog, between HENRY CLAY
u IS sad that such was the anxiety to hear Mr..
Webster, that large numbers came from Salem and
the adjoining towns. and even some from Worcester
"a dgtance of 10 miies1 to hear Mr. Webster III
Feneul Hall. Every part of it was filed, and so
great was The rush for places that the doors were
actually forced in before they could be opened to tue
crowd. "-r.Yct. Int.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

rr7a1r "a fis ftrl1vv man. nnfzteaChes him MS
duty to hisiinGrcd, lHl country, md his Ood.
Is relation to his editorial course, he OBJ
serves:
Con religious topics, no subjects Of con
troversisi nature will be admitted ialo 0or
columns; but we'll written essays Oh the fun
damenial principles Of The CHRISTIAN heiis'on'
wlll be received with pleasure
The death Of the Hon Bushrod Washing
ton is noticed IN the Herald, and inc nohees
of the police and prospect Vi the Coi3sy' n
dicate the one 10 be SOUND, and INC o''eF Sy
cry wsy encouraging. The l"ae Of tbs
country, in rclatios 70 'onF iffs So'siN''eh''
oar free institutions, j, already eauSnt
We recommend to Editors TO sena copy
of thsir Jea-nal, to the iierald. II Is little to
them, bat materially important to Inc emf
zrasls.
And could our vc;eos avaii. 40 would col
emnly iarose the frie41s of tliican oi"a'|e-
ton IN thi, c8aa.ry "a psfscYcrc - @nofts 50
slgnslly counteaanrsd rs provide nee, a. Inc
wom8t rful success ,hlch Inns rewarded thsIa.
We ap NOT wish to see tAa 3 Sdernl Go*cFa-
ment sian over tao haGau2.iss . rtf Pfo,'r
powers. TO all IN tne.c s{Ior's; state ana ~ -.
diyiiual alesns ara lully competent, and they
arc lrse 10 obey Tire uPulee 81 hsho 10
Hici.asyld Wht5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20
Extract IF q .eitar 70 the Editor.

Dc. ~ TDEItN&. S9ilt .
"On TharsGay ut tae Bee. Mr. bAscoM
dclyer<d ar Address to 80 citizens 81 -. place
upou the .a:,iest Of tie African Coioa'zsti9a
Society. Flo eloca-ac. Of t.a Rcy. t'eatlc
man produced au astonishing? ebeet upon
Ii, AUDITOR, Many ate, dcd withoutthc least
intenGasl either to @oatf,G1te thcfr naabcy or
bccome members II 'he soeicis. 1T upon
hearing hiyvcry ale discourse. tn y%n7E5e i
the-r resolution. aEd contributed Tie suta d
81 -. aud 80 pGsons becsme annuai mem
bers Of tho Society. The number present
wa not large. the weather being q-its tn-
favorable. This result therefore "a the more
creditabla II our town. A meedfg Of the
Society ylil ta',c psce on the "a Saturday IA
Nav, and truzt 1t VII prove one of them
useful of tie Western A1xjiiaiios'
We understand tbst an Auxilary Society
wac ESQ formed at v nehe:ter, andthc sum
ofsxtv-odd dollars contributed by the citizens
Of that piace.--LJ. Rep rtcr.