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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
Fincastle, March 81, 1s31.c3t
MAP OF VIRGINIA.

MAI VI n,
'A'1E copies remaining on hand, are directed to be
sold at the very low prices of $40 for the large
and 81 for the small Map; both are mounted upon
rollers and in portable form At these prices, It is
improbable that many copies will long remain for
sale.
Complete sets ofthe Virginia Reporters from 1920
TO the present time; Henings Statutes, at large;
journal OF the Convention of l774-5, and of the
House of Delegates, from l776 TO 1890, inclusive,
may also be had upon the lowest terms at the Cant
tol IN Richmond, of
WIN II. RICHARDSON,
mar i"-6tc Librarian.
N Powhatan county court February the 10Th, 1851.
A. S. Woodbridge, Seth Cooke xecutor of Joseph
Bondurant, decd. and Benjamin Bondurant, complts
against Joseph b. Davis, Samuel Davis, and William
Blackburn, defts-IN CHAncERy.
This day came the compliments by A. 8. Wool
bridge. esar their attorney, and filed their BILL and
the defendant William Blackburn not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court and it
pearinS to the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhab ant of this commonwealth Therefore, on
the motion of the complts, by their said attorney: II
is ordered, that the said William Blackburn do appear
here on the third Wednesday in May next, and answer
the bill OF the compainants, and give security
for performing such decree the court NAV
make herein, and that copy of hs order be forth.
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the city
or Richmond for two months successfully, and that an
other copy be posted at the front door of the court
house OF this county, for two successive court days
"a Copy. Teste. r. F. GRAVES, DC
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WAS Committed to the jail of Goochiand Conn
W ty, the 9TH day Of June, 1890, negro man
who calls himself Bob. Goldman and says he is a free
man, that he was bound to Nelson VandrrvaIl, and
served his apprenticeship to him a shoemaker, m
he City of Richmond, that he afterwards worked at
said trade, with Cooke & Ryan, in said City. He
is about 81 years DID, brown complexion, about feet
inches high-be is quite sensible, and can read and
write. The owner if any, is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
W. LEWIS, Jailor, for
ian 81 wI2w WIN. BOILING. Sheriff.
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hnaly passed the senate of PENNSYLVANIA, and been
sent to the house for concurrence in the
Tue resolution recommending renewal of the char
LEI VI the oahk passed unanimously, ant all he res
oIutions passed with but three dssentient votes
We arc informed that the President, of the Com-
den and Amboy RAILROAD Company now Mt Jver-
pool, has contracted for the delivery at Camden Inv
the hrs o June next, of one of Stevensons celebrated
locomotive Steam Engines. The grading of the road
- proceeu'hg with ANIMATION, ard considerable cut
tnrough the rising ground in the neighbourhood of
this place, !5ncarly completed Camden Star
AruENs, (Geo) March %.
The missionaries located vii hin the limits of rho
Cherokes territory having refused to take The oath
To obey the laws of this State, as all wite oeonla
are required TO do, have been, understand
ted request was sent from Col Sanford to Judge
Clayton to retain the Grand Jury sittinr in Law
rencevie until Thursday last, when be was exnec,ed
to arrive with them. The result we have M, cot
heard. " Wv
intelligence of the fact, we have It from rood auhor
lty, that the Cherokees have determined to remove
west OF the mississippi unless they are sus aimed IN
their prctensons by the u. S. Government Thar
they VIII not be sustained certanand II NAV there
lore be considered very probable that we shall
shortly obtain peaceable possession OF their extensive
territory.
SYLpH STEAM BoAr.-This boat arrived here
yesterday with her upper cabin burnt off. She took
fire on Thursday night last in Kentucky River by
woman were burnt to death. We have no other
particulars.-C Cincinnati Com. .4dc
We learn the Cambridge md Chronicle that a
horrid murder was committed near Vienna in Dor
chester county, on the 22d March, the person of
Mrs. lnsley then in advanced sta of preo nan cy
The instrument used for the purpose an axe with
which her scul fractured her cut, and her
broken. The murder is believed to have been
committed by coloured man and woman WORKING
on the farm for the purpose of obtaining money which
supposed to be in the House The husband of
the lady absent at the time. The suspected per-
sons have been arrested and will take their trial
April.
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TREE-HILL RACES.
mar 80

TE%HE first Spring Meeting will commence the
n second Tuesday in May next, 10 Of the month
st day-Sweepstake-mil heats--entrance 800
hall tcitclt
SUBSCRIBERS:
JNo; MINGE, JNo. NJ Boris,
-; 7. HARE THs BRAScH,
WIN. IL MiNGE, b. MooDY,
mo. d. KERRY, 10 VIM. Il WIcKHAN,
J.: NJ SELDEN II ARMSTRONG,
WIN. WYNNE, ~ CH G.. GRAVES.
"a day ropr'etors purse-two mile heas-ssoO
50 day-Jockey C!ub Purse--Sl ,ooO--four mile
attn Observation-Disclosures four or more sub
scroeTs are obtained at $50 EACH to be added to the
From the number of horses expected at Tree
i1I' II Is probable during he week some interesting
races may be made and run
j. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N. l.. There is now open Sweepstake for 3 years
SlO0--4 subscribers requred-lhree
ALREADY down-to close the Isl Of April mile heats
mar 12-2aw9t I ~ g
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A N APPRENTICE is wanted at the Wing of
IN nee boy between Id and i6, of good charac-
yer, VINO can read aud write. will alone be taken

Partner Wanted
"A Gentleman who has u small capital which he
IA wishes to invest in safe and profitable bust.
mes, would be glad TO receive proposals the sub
Jcct from any person in business already establish
ed willing to make such arrangement.
Letters addressed to Il. + with the real name and
description of the business, may be left with WIN.
Mitchell, Jr. Jeweller, Main street.
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Stock of Groceries,
Oh TUESDAY,, the 5th of April, will be sold
gy auction al the store now in the occupancy of M
JACOB Welsager, near the new market Shocko.
HUI all the Stock an Trade of said Store CONSISTING
OF We usual variety Of Retail Grocery Store-sajs
29-ts O ID 4, CO A..
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hnaiiy passed the senate of Pennsylvania, and been
sent TO the house for in the amendments
tne resolution recommending renewal of he char
ter nf the bank passed unanimously and all he res
oIutions passed with but three dissentient votes
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AUCTION SALES.

oh FRIDAY the list Of April, at 10 O'Clock, wi
~ Hhds st Croix g. Porto Rico sugars
10 boxes handsome loaf sugar
ioo boxes soap, 100 do candles
40 casks wine
i2 cases fine hats
10 obls whiting, 80 bbls no Mackerei
l6 demijohns port wine
Moasses in hhds and barrels
Champaign wine
Gnnpowder & imperial teas
Chocolate, mustard
Window glass
mar % n N e. o -
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JESWA This distinguished foa-Ectter, whose
SGEAIW Colts are oftener winners, and more of
NJ ~ them selling than those of any other hor-
in America b;oJ,or ,,r;ca,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

GzJ' The news by the arrival at Charleston gave
a spur to FLOUR Market yesterday, which had
previously been very dull, So land sales of about
500 bbs made at Sc! a 81.
TOBACCO is more animated, but without change in
price.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

suitable application TO the next General Assembly
on that subject
General Robert Portcricld was called to the
Chair-and
Erasmus Strbling appointed Secretary.
w hcrcupon the object of the meeting having
been lnliv explained, the folio wing resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we heartily conunr with our fcl.
low-citizcns of Kanawha county in the vital i.npor-
lance OF Improving the physical condition of this
Commonwealth by means of Railways and Canals;
and IN the necessity which now exists for harmony
OF opinion and concerted action among the Yves
tern people on this interesting subject.
Resolved, therefore, that it is oxpedent elect
delegates To represent this county III the proposed
Convention 10 be held ut Ilowisburg ON the last
| Monday i'll the present month.
! Resolved, That Charles A. Stuart, Il. Striking
John M'Cue, Jos. Fawcctt, Chcslcy Kinney
Joseph Brown, and james Bell, be appointed dele
a1tcs in pursuance of the last resolution and they
arc hereby ON the part of this meeting earnestly
soliciudc to attend the said Convention.
Resolved, That certain subjects which to
occupy the deliberations of the said Convention
are OF peculiar Importance la the best interests o
the people of THE Valley and that it be therefore
| earnestly recommended to all our sister countie.
i'll the Valley to send delegates to the said Convcn
| ton.
Resolved, That tho thanks of this meeting he
rendered TO our brethren OF Kanawha county fo
the spirited and enlightened movement they hav,
made on this Important subject.
| Resolved, That the proceedings of this mcctin.
| he published in the Staunton Spectator, and ,ha
the editors of papers i'll Richmond and Lynchhurg
and throughout Western Virginia, be respectfully
requested to rc-publish the
ROBT. PORTERFIELD, Chairman.
ERASMUS STEInIING, Secretary.
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Mr. Simpson, in his Illustrations of Jacksonsm,
No. 5, which we publish to-day, understands Maj.
Eaton to say that of the objects of the re-
election of Gen. Jackson is to repeal the Tariff
1t appears to however, that protect domestic
manufactures "to the extent that imported articles
come in competition ,oith our home labour," the
very words of Maj Eaton, is all that any friend of
the Tariff has required or expects. Gen.
Jackson therefore, according to Maj. Eaton, and
he knows his opinions well, is in favor of pro-
tecting Tariff, to the full as much as Mr. Clay
And yet the support of the one, and the oppo, ton
to the other, in Virginia. is called principle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

The Jackson papers labouring very hard to
cry up the Editor of the Literary Subatern, as ono
of the leaders of the Clay party, because he has
recently deserted to the enemy. This sapient Edi-
tor the publisher of the forged letter from
Thomas Jefferson, year two ago, and which
he promised TO send to us for public Inspection. So
far from his being leader of the Clay party, ever
since chat occurrence, we have considered him too
mad, or too Infamous, for association of any kind
That act was SO unique, that it difficult to de-
eide whether to attribute it to sheer folly, want
of the moral sense, or both united
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

MADAwAscA.-The report that armed men had
MAJ ched into the British division of Madawawsca
territory proves to he untrue. The ST. Johns
Gazette states, that one circumstances, which prob
ably give rise to the in circulation was that
OF magistrate in Pcnobscot county, having, upon
ms own authority, issued Il warrant, addressed to
an American residing in the dis patcd territory,
authorizing or commanding him to call Town
meeting of the inhabitants, for the purpose of
electng town officers. In compliance with tho
terms of this warrant a meeting was held in a
fold, and officers were appointed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

Destructive Fire. The new and elegant grist
mill of VIM Mowry g. Co. i'll Union Village,
Washington County, New York was desro yed
by fire on the night of the first inst. 1t was
a wooden mill, with six run of stones, erect ed
this season, at an expense of between eight and
nine thousand dollars, and considered the best in
the state, Insurance 5000.
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A CARD.
HENRY A. REEVES,

Barber d. Fashionable Hair Cutter.
18th street, three doors from the Post Office,
AND one from the corner of or Main Street,
YENhKES this method to inform his friends
Il and the public generally, that he has
spared neither pains or expense to make the'
Emporium neat and comfortable for the winter
tie IS determined to pay his own particular at
tention; aud hopes by the sirictest assiduity TO
business. To receive continuance of the very
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, ss he
pledges himself to use every exertion TO render
general satisfaction.
N. B.-RADORS, &c. put in the best or
der, and as usual. warranted to perform well,
by the subscriber H. A. REEVES.
Oc l3-co3t
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AT the Hanfii""Ss Park Course, or Thur.
afternoon ,Ahe ceIebra!e@ horse Mhslebuae troll.
tea thriyAwo mIlcs, harness, in ono hBur.
TT y-seven minutes, and ifty-nre seconds. two
hours being allowed. He performed. his task
WIN apparent ease. though some time was LOST
oy the breaking down of the sulky. Few bets
Gould be had against him at less odds han three
or four to one-Phtiud. Chron.
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INTERNAL IMPRoYEmENr-

At meeting Of the citizens Of Augusta county.
convened at the Courthouse in Stanton ON Mon.
lay the Sd day of October, 1881, to consider the
pfoPne'y OF electing delegates to attend Conven-
tioD, proposed Ivy the citizens of Kan7vb, cnn,tg
20 be held IN L9wis5urg. for tho riryo4c Of ons.
'erihg The most advisable plan for securing the
construction Of certain gfent works Of Ip,errsI I'm
7roTeIpeni IN his Common wealth, and prepar. ng
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS-OcteberI Is, 1881.
MiEhu-primo qnaties-107 n ll2 cents.
COUNTRY FLOUR-in good demand nj S5 e.
CokN-White Corn, best quality, 65 cents
Yellow, 6o
Ordinary, !. 55,571
TOBACCO-Inspccton trifng
Common refused, S25aS
Other refused 3 n a.
Common passed, 3ta45
Middng, "A n
Good and fne--hardly any appearing al .ur
inspoctions-probable value $5b a s or 81.
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il f. A LTH
The poor mars Iichcs,n
II he rich mnnts i,liss "

VIE C@echism Of Heath, or plain and
- simple rules for the preservation oil
bcaIth and ygour Of the Constitution, from
infancy 20 old age.
The Ell, cts Of the Principal Arts, Trades
and Professions, and Of Civic States and Habits
OF Living on Health md Longevity; with a
particular reference to- the Trades and Manu-.
features Of Lrcds. and suggestions Tor rhc 70.
moval Of many IF the Agents which produce
Disease, md shorten The duration If Life.
Porter's Health Almanac, for 1892. contain
ing Maxlms and Rules for the PrcseTvati,r ~
Heal b, under lie direction Of the Editors ot
tho Journal Of Health
Journal Of Health, for 1890, and 1881. COM
P'e'cIIoF safe ny j. II. NASH.
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NEW YORK MARKET o., N

The supplies of Flour larger towards tho
close of the week, and tho market became some
what heavy with trifng decline on some kinds
The sales of Troy were at ,69a75; Western, 5,sIa
go; Baltimore city extra, 1888; common sorts of
southern 5,69a75; Rye Flour 4,25 quick; Brandy.
WINE Indian Meal in 5bls, 3,75aSS, and hhds SIia
1923. tennessee Wheat sold at l1Sal22 cts; Vir
gina ii23alI6 cts; some lots in bad order at con.
siderable less; Rye sells freely ut 80 cts; white
round Corn 74a75 cts; yellow do 7Oa72 cts. and
Southern 60a63 cts good many lots from tho
South, are badly injured by the weavel as is COM
mon ut this and that account sold at less
than our quotations which for far quality; Bar
ley sold at 1l23 cts, an import ant advance.
FLOUR inspected in the Corporation Of Fred
ericksburg, the last quarter, ending tho 3Oth Sept
1891.
1888 barrels Superfine,
242 half barrels do
BIS barrels Fine,
"a Middlings,
l29 Condemned.
1868
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

The rumor yesterday of arrival at Now York
with an account of great battle and victory of
the Poles, turns out to be unfounded There is no
late arrival from Europe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

|AHHE Members of The Mutual Assurance Sc
Il cety Of Virginia, who are in arrear for the
insurance of property in kicbmeRd and Man
chester, are edmonished that unless they max
payment to me, or the flee, on or b, fore the
LIST day of next month, motions will indiscrim-
nateIy be made against them at the next county
city courts thereafter.
VIM. II. ALLEN,
Collector for lie NJ utual Assurance Society.
l3-2i%
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-13

Mr. Writ has resigned his appointment
Delegate from Baltimore to the Convention which
is to be held in that city in December next.
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TENH e Oficars Of the 10Th Regiment are
N hereby notified, that there will be Drill
at Tan Bark Hall, every Monday and Thurs-
day evenings, until further notice is given, sr
the usual hour. Punttual attendance is required.
Oc I3-It
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Porter's Health Almanac.
NOR 1882. calculated, generally. for su,,
NJ the United States-a small supplv TO
oe'Vco' oy X, J. SMITH.
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$40 nr6eag NJ eam8.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Cld, schr w Norris.
Townsend, Richmond
Ard, schts Tantivy, Thorp, Richmond; VIM.
Robinson, Ireland, do; Meridian, Ingersoll, do;
Chariot Lee, do; Richard Corson, do
AT London, Aug. 22d, Ann, Parry, from yir-
ginia
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DIED,

Yesterday, Mr.. ALEXANDER L. Rou,ssoy in ~.
49th year of his age.
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Five Hundred Dollar Job
FOR CARPENTERS.

Hg EPAlRS not exceeding five hundred dol
wanting to the old Capitol in
Williamsburg,
Sealed pronosus> will be received, posfaqgq
paid, uhlI the 9Th November. 1881.
: The Contractor to give bond and securi,y.
and to flush the work by the list of March, d.
1882. '
a description Of what is wanting may be
and at the Wing Office.
RO. ANDERSON,
Oct I'-zIct a. i BYRD.
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Entertaining and Useful.
ri OS. lOl, 1O2, and lO3, Useful knowledge
IN No. 20. Entertaining do
No. "a, Maps to Lib. Of Useful knowledge
The Kings Secret Novel.
Received by JNO. H. NASH.
OCT 10
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N Office.

NOTICE..
"A LII persons indebted to the late Mr. Ben
- Ja'nln Sletson, are requested to make puy-
'hent TO the subScFiber-and all persons who
may have claims against his Estate, will please
present them for adjustment. to
i. w. ROOTES,
oct 13-f Ex'r # b. Sirtson.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, March 2f
message received from the Senate informing
dent and Directors of the Ashby's Gap Turnpike Com
paDy to erect toll bridge the Shenandoah River
To authorize fur Their subscription to the stock of
the Welfsburg and Washington Turnpike Company-To
the State OF Pennsylvania, from Middlebourn, Mid
die Island Creek, in Tyler County, to Samuel Hills,
Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania
10 raise by Lottery sum of money for opening and
improving certain public roads in the County OF Nor
gan-Conhrmng the sale OF lot and house belonging
TO monongaia Academy, and authorizing the Trustees
thereof TO establish Female Seminary-and an Act
Incorporating the Wheeling Unversity:--And that they
had also passed, Nth amendments, the bills" An
act changing the tenure OF the Office OF surveyor
An act Incorporating the Winchester and Berryville
Turnpike Company'--and can act concerning Michael
Zegler and Hopkins Nowlin"-and that they had
agreed 10 the resolutions for survey Of route for
road from the town OF Falmouth in the county of Stat
ford, to Anissvile, in the county of Cupeper-And
also, Tor survey OF route for road from the town
Courthouse, and from thence to Swift Run Gap Turn
pike.
These bills, with their amendments, were referred
TO the Committee Of General Laws.
The Speaker laid before the House the following com.
nunication from the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTmEET,l
March 23d, 1881
Sra: | now have the honor TO lay before the Hou.e
OF ID ,legass, communication from the President OF
The United States, Ia answer TO letter addressed 10
him the 26ih day Of January asking information de-
sired by resolution Of the General AsembIy, OF the
22d January l,st-and slso, requesting expression
Of opinion relative to claims against the Federal
Government, yet upsstis6ed.
have the honor to be, ST., your ohedient servant
JOHN FLOYD.
The Hon LINN BANKS,
Speaker of The House of Delegates.
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The last "Abogdon Republican" announces Messrs
john Keller and Thomas M'CulIoch as candidates for
the next House OF I'segates In the county Of wa.h
ingtoo-dnd Mes'rs. Fayette M'Mullin and Thomp-
son IL Martin, as candidates in the county OF Scott.
~ We are requested to announce, that Barrett G.
Payne declines poll for election, at tho ensuing
eIestion, asa Delegate to represent the county Of Flu
wanna in the next General Assembly
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wAsHNeror, 18th March, 1881.

WAsHfNGTON, 18Th Wartb, 1871.
SIN: Your letter Of the 20 JasUary lest, referring
10 a resolution Of the General Assembly Of Virginia
requesting ysu 10 ascertain what portion Of the TIRES
millions FIVE hundred thousand dollars allowed to Viz.
gDia by the act Of Congress, providing for the funding
Of the debts Of the Slater, has bsen placed the cfe
dit Of The Commonwealth Of Virginia, on account Of
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the debts contracted during the Revolutionary war;
and whether final settlement, according 10 the pro-
visions OF that act has taken place between Yir.
ginia and the United States-was duly received, and
without delay referred to the Secretary Of tie Trea.
sury, for his report thereon.
The great pressure on the Department during the
session Of Congress. has delayed hi. repor, until now;
and the session Of your legislature IL drawing 70
close, hasten to lay il before you, with the hope that
will be received as Satisfactory answer to the in-
quiries contained In their resolution.
You will perceive by this report, from the Treasury
Der artmen, that instead OF the Uaed States being
debtor, there IL balance due to them from The State
OF Virginia. Of hundred the usaud eight hundred
aud seventy -nine dollara
am, sir, with great respect,
Your most ohedien, servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
His ErcelIencu JOHN FLoYp
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According to the last Census. the population oil
Kentucky is $40 673 wh.s-4S16 free black.-I65
359 slaves-TOtai, 68S ,S44-The population in 1920
Yves 465, BIZ Increase in 10 years 1916