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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08
NORTH CAROLINA,
Extract Of a letter from Haljar, ~: CO. June Ist


"The author Of the two letters in the "-' of
che 2sth of May, 1882, is the Honorable --:
he knows about the public opinion OF this State,
relative to the Vice Presidency, than you do who reside
IN Richmond nor do expect much. | am he has
mot been twenty miles from home twelve months but
once and then he went TO Nash Court, where he was
mortified TO find nearly all the people for Van Buren,,
Vice President This State would look to Mr. Macon for
Information, before it would to his nephew Mr. Aston
Mr. Macon expects the friends of Van Buren, will support
McLanes Report the Tariff by which ten millions
per year will be taken from the burhens of the people,
and they do he further expects he will be elected Vice
President, and Gen. Jackson President of the IT, States
"Ihe Honorable ---,o of Halifax county, Hon
------- ----- of Salisbury, who may be said to be
the Editor OF the "Carolnian,' and Capt - of
beaufort county have always been the warm friends of
Mr. Calhoun they would rather hear of the downfall of
Gen Jackson, than that OF their do but will not do
have no expectation the people will throw away the vote
OF the States of Virginia ana N Carolina to CRAFTY the
hatred of such men 10 Van Buren, The Republican
jackson and Van Buren, ticket, will triumph i'm both
States, or else the two States will count cvpher-
Mr. Barbour cannot be elected by the people, be the
second man sent to the Senate for election We are not
by eecing V. Buren, by the people"
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WILLIAMSBURG MEETING

AZ meeting Of lie citizens Of Williamsburg, held at
the Court House Saturday I'd June 1892 for the pur
pose OF appointing delegates 10 toe Convention Which will
assemble 81 Charlottesville on The 18th inst nominate
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OLIVER CROMWELL

Mr.. Jeremy White, one Of Oliver
Cromwell's domestic chaplains, q
sprightly man, ADD onr Of the chief
wits Ut the court, was so ambitious n
to make his addresses to divers
Youngest daughter, the lady Frances.
The young lady did not discourage
hun; but In SO religious a court. this
gaiiantry could not be carried on with
out being taken notice of. The Pro.
tector was told Of il and was much
concerned thereat. He ordered the
person who told him to keep strict
look out, promising ii he could give
any substantial proofs, he should be
well rewarded, and White severely
punished. The spy followed his bust
ness so close that in little time he
logged Jerry White, as Inc was gene
rally called, to the lady's chamber.
and ran Immediately to the Protector
TO aequaint him they were together
Oliver in . rsge FASTENED TO the cham
Der, and going in hastily, found Jerry
on his knees, either kissing the lady'a
hand, or had Just kissed il. Cromwel
in fury, asked what was the meaning
of that posture before his daughter
Frank White, with a great deal OF
presence Of mind, said-"May il
please your highness, have long time
courted that young gentlewoman there,
my iady's woman, and cannot prevail:
! was, therefore, humbiy praying her
ladyship to intereede for me-" The
Protector turning to the young woman,
cried" what's the meaning Of this,
hussy? Why do you refuse the honor
MIR. White would do your He is my
friend, and ! expect You to treat him
as SUCH" NY lady's woman, who
desired nothing more, with a very low
curtsy, replied" Mr.. White in.
tends me that honor. I shall not be
against him." 'Ssy'st thou 90, my
lass" cried Cromwell--"c call God
wyn; tIVs1kusinesznhslI be done pre-.
sentiy, before I q SzS6t of the ROOM. y
Mr.. White had gone too far TO 20 back
his brother parson came; Jerry aod
the iady's waiting maid were married
in thsspresencc of the Protector, who
gave her five hundred pounds for her
portion, which, with the money she had
saved before, made Mr.. White easy ia
his circumstances, except that he TIE,
yer loved HE wife, nor she him, though
they lived together near fifty years al.
forwards.
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The following 10 publislse'', a. ~e arr pieascd
to believe, Tor the benefit II very small por,o,,
Of our readers SnbFc-ssrrs need no, read !, nj all
Borroring Newspapers.--As news
papers haze now bee ONE SO cheap, a.
TO be st the command Of almost every
individual, the practice Of borrowing
and lending them should be di.cor-
tinued. We know men in circum-
stances that would enable them to nav.
without Inconvenience, for a dozen
newspapers, and who are, by the way,
very fond Of reading them, depend, Tor
the qualification Of their reading pro
pensifies. upon the newspapers which
they can borrow o. those who are SO
liberal as to pay for them. This il n
little way Of doing business. A news
paper, land these fellows know it, is
an article which few men will refuse to
lend, however unpleasant IL may be TO
have it 1--WE had almost saidl ficheh
from them, when they are expected In
pay for it--snd sometimes too, before
It has been sead by themselves or ia
miiies. The practice Of borrowing
newspapers not only depriyes the prin-
ter of the amount which the borrower
would have to pay rs \ subscriber,
but IL not subsequently leads to the
loss Of good subscribei ., who discon-
tinue their subscriptions TO papers, to
avoid the troubles which beset them as
regularly as the publication day ar
rives. We do not wish our sub.cri-
bers 10 be more churlish than their
neighbours, but we hope they will con
slider the matter. We think a little
reflection must bring them to the con
clusion, that refusal TO lend new spa
Pers TO such babiiuai borrowers 4. are
able, but unwilling to contribute to the
support Of any press, is strictly justifi-
able, and even commendsble.
FORK (Pa. Courier.
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wAsHxHaroM.
From the. National JnfeLIqrnoer.
s.r,asasp....

From Me. National Intelligence.
CENTENARY COMMUNICATION
Our readers will perceive that the
two Houses Of Congress have resolved
to commemorate the approaching An
niversary Of the Birth Day 0f the
Father sf bis COaatry, by appropriate
services, and by The removal Of lis re.
mains to the 8est II Government, and
depositIng them ~ the base Of the
Capitol. FroBa intimatiaos which fell
fren the members Of the Commitiee m
the coarse II the debate, IL 10 eenten-
plated 10 remove. wIfh the remains ~
General WAsHISoToN, those of his
eOnsort--that she who vas 40 dear 20
hi@ - life, "a death may not be sepa
rated from him.
The death q General WAsHIssTov
oeesrTsd o. the i4lh day Of December,
1893; and che news IL the event was
communicated 70 Congrsssby the Pre-
s'dsnt 81 the Usited States on the 10Th
Of the sane Besth. Beth Hoases ad
Ioafnsd. after passing q resolu ton ap-
pointing . pint committee 90 report
measures ssisabls 20 the occasion. On
The Esd, Mr.. Marshall, (aOw Chief
'S't'es) frotn that Joint committee,
made report, IN the House Of Repre-
ssn'a'lves, IL consequence of which
the believing Resolutions we're sHl0ai-
h'o''sty agreed 10 in that Hoasr, and
occurred 10 by the Senate:
"Rs'slvcd by ne Sessss and Hsass # ne
tffsseHiai'tss II ne Uaifea STATES Of .gsaerisa
CeGS'e's assesst(ea, That atafble None.
sm Dc erected ~ the UaIied States ~ he
aptol' 81 the City Of Wsshingtoa and
oR We fsDily 81 General WfsaTssTss be
Yessd 10 permit his body 20 Be Deposited
'osf w and that the Monument be 20 De.
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TURKISH coURTsHP.

When a Turk feels disposed 10 get
married. he communicates his wishes
to his mother, or soy other near fe-
male relative, to whom he gives a des-
cfIpiIon Of the kind Of woman he would
wish 10 make q wife. The applied TO
then ssllies forth, accompanied by a
host Of female friends, 10 visit every
house in the neighbOrhOOd where young
unmarried women are likely TO be met
with. Those who appear 10 answer
the purpose, undergo q thorough sxa.
minationj their hair Is regularly comb.
ed, 10 see that il is all Their own their
m"yths are opsned, that IL may be seen
whether the teeth therein contained
are the legitimate property of the jaws
ON which they appear; and. hoally,
there are made 10 walk Up and down
the room, 20 show that they are e1empt
from lameness. After these eIsmiRa.
tons, . faithful report 10 made to the
proper quarters the choice is 6Esd up
on Immediately, and the same messen.
gers are sent back TO make formal pro
pOsals. The special bearer Of the
missIsn appears, shOd Niih slippers Of
different coioTs and this outward mark
indie ates at Onee the eTraLd on which
she has Come. The other prelimisa.
Fies are then speedily adjusted, and
the nuptisi-day hred.
IJs'oY'ai II a .N1tlcaan
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TIE WEST

The growth of the West is a ffe-
guept subject Of remark, because IL is
in itself truly wonderful. II 10 worthy
Of observation how invariably some one
OF more points grow suddenly in i'm.
portanee and popuiaiiop, on the open y
ing Of any new artificial channel Of
trade, or the improvement Of . natural
one. Thus, We find from a New York
paper. that the village Of OswegO. on
Lake Ontario, bad, isur and a half
years ago, e popslation Of scarcely
GOO; az present, u numbers nearly
y, 500. The lake trade - greatly On
the increase. In lhe third quarter If
1880, the tonnage which entered the
port q Oswsgo was 2.9si ioDsg IN the
corresponding quarter ~ 1885, il was
1882. Ten sebooners, of $50 tons
harden, ere building TO ply 80 packets
between Lake Onlario, through the
Welland canal, 70 Clsase,and in Ohio,
and when the siupend0us works of the
OHIO. RideEu, and Welland canals ere
finished, ihis trade Will receive q ISL.
greater impalSs. ThfOggh that part 81
the Wslland Canal which - finished
last year. there were transported fom
18th hVsil 20 the 5Oih Sept. 1881.
28,479 bbls. iour, 2OO.6D2 bushels Of
wheat, i.04O bills. salt, 3, 4s6 bills. Of
pork, besides large quantities 81 met-
chaDdise, produce, ashes and lazbsr.
Befifa~fr Amersfsr
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wAsaissros, yrs. n. 1859.

9so- AAs AoO<.
Cenflemen:--I take pleasure in snsveriop
your note ut tins date. honcring me With an
invitation To assist in laying the cornerstone
OF the Monument proposed to be erected 10
the memory OF the Mother Of Washington,
IN the neighborhood Of Fredericksburg.
AS nothing can be more pleasing TO me
than TO testify my appreciation Of . measure
Calculated TO Perpetuate the memory Of ono
to whom We are SO much indebted - the
mother OF the man who is 30 Justly styled
the Father OF his Country. Z shall with much
cheerfulness unite with you on this occasion.
and Will for this purpose fix upon an early
day After the close Of the present Session Of
Congrcss. Of which you shall be duly notified
have the honor to be. very respectfully.
your sbediept servant.
ANDREW JACKSON.
.hesrs. .Sias f.. Bsgrops, j. H. Ualare. T..
~ CG,nschei, @. ~. Basseff.
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The following beautiful and touching lines are
found IN the Albany Argus
THE DYING BOY.
II must Be sweet. VA childhood, To give back
The spirit Co ITS Maker, ere the heart
Has grown familiar with the paths Of san,
And sovu--to garner mp its bitter fruits.
knew Q boy whose infant feet had trod
Upon the blossoms of some seven springs;
And when the eighth came round, aud called him
out
To revel in its light, he turned away,
And sought hts chamber, to lie down Hn5 die.
Twas nigAt--he summoned his sceus,omed
friends,
And in tAis vise bestowed his last bcquea:--
"Mosher. l'a dying now!
Iheress deep nnfoeaiiou In my breast,
n IL some heavy hand my bosom prcssedi
And on my brow
feel the cold sweat stand;
Gomez fecbiy up oh, tell me, i. this death,
Mother. your hand-
Here, lay il on my wrist,
And place the other thus beneath my head,
And cay, sweet nsosA-r. say, whea am dead
Shall fbe miss-d,
Never beside your knee
Shall fkscei down again at night, 60 pray,
Nor With iiss Hsorning wake, and sing the lay
You tsugit me.
In, 81 the time OF prayer,
When you look round, and see vacant seat,
lou va not Wait then for my coming feet.
foufi miss me there"
"Fa,her. I'm going home,
TO the good home yoa spskc Of, that bles, land
Where u 10 one bright summer always, and
Storms do bot conc.
Imast be happy then;
from pam and death, you say, I shall be free,
ihss sickness never cutters there, and We
ShAii meet again."
Brother-the little spot
nsed 70 call my garden, where long hours
We've stayed TO watch the budding things aud
flowers,
Forget IL not,
Plant there some box or pine.
Something l,st lives in Water, and will be-
A vsrdans oiferiag 20 my memory,
And call Il mine.
Sisser--my young rose tree,
hat all use spring has been my pleasant care,
Juss putting forth its leaves 90 green and fair
give 70 shery
And when its roses bloom.
shall be gone away, ay short life done,
nut win you not bestow = single ono
uPoa M tomb"
"Now, nsother, sing the tune
lou sang last night; i'm weNry, aud muIt sleen
Who Sas u eaiI'd my nsme' Nay, do not weep
Honn all come sooa."
Morning. spread over earth her rosy wings.
And that meek sufferer. cold and ivory-psie.
Lay on HE couch ssieep. The geutle air
Cs'ne threagh the open window, freixhtcsi with
The szyory odOrs Of the easily sprins
Tie hreatbed not; The Ieugh 81 passsrs by.
!srred, like discord in some Inourufui tune.
D1f worried NOT his siurnbers. He was dead.
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Connecticut folks bs,n't done in.
venting Eew notions Tor trade. The
latest Iovention appears 90 be bfafk
boil made Of white VOID sud mcFly
shaped and painted. II is thought this
article viii drive wooden clocks wood
ea natmegs, wooden cucumber seeds,
wooden hams. and horn gun hints, en-.
urely out Of the market.
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LrAF frln.-.i nelg lrau 10 poy old ,ir5;s--A
rather novel way OF pay ing old debts or Of ka,in
them paid, occurred la our town q few DAVIS SINCE
and - worth recording. The circumstances ~
reia,eu 10 US are these; and We give them tha.
They may be OF benefit to some Of our tAr rcadeIs
A buxom young lass, remembering
the proverb handed down to Us from,
time immemoriaI, "that leap year was
the girls time to 60 conriing," made
this laudabIv resolve, "that she would
offer her services 10 some one Of the
sons Of men, and If they were not
accepted the fault Of her not being
married should not be attributed to
her." The FIRST attack Of this love
sick fair ono, was made on an honest,
bard working son Of the +" Yater land
who II appears had been foremost in
her thoughts for some time previous.
After sundry prelimiBaries. and after
whispering many sef things in his ear,
she popped the heart-throbbing ques
ton, "wilt you marry me-" This
sudden appeal to his love quite amaz-
ed the artiess Dutebnan, Who was un-
practised in the deception that turks
ia woman's heart" However, after
ma,urely weighinzsshe matter. aod
thinking such chance should not be
let slip UNDECIDED, he made the follow
ing propositions TO tie fair sutton.
that she was TO pay several debts
which he had contracted, and which no
was unable p liquidate--pay the par
son--and hire gig to take wedding
frolic." She, without much hesitation,
reeoilceting that
g She that docs good itb her MONEY and pei
Is help TO her Reighbor a. veil as hrr,rli ~
readily agreed to ali his propositions.
and forthwith they became man and
wife. - HogeTSfOtcn Free Pres.
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yoa rxr rakK raE<s.
WHAT IS HEAVEN I!

WHAT IS HEAVEN
wh.t 10 Heaven Il 10 the place,
Where Jesus and his sngcls dwell;
Where saints sdore Gods vossd 'rous grace,
And evcrlAssing praises tell.
What 10 He.ven' Il il the ground,
Der which Gods saints shall ever russn;
Where oaiy pleasures can be found,
And where thc Christian finds his home.
Whist Is Heaven, il 10 the port
Which Jesus Chrirt's disciples scck-
Il 10 the everlasting fort
Thst shieids the breasts Of all the weak.
Where is Heaven Il 10 where
The weary from tise;r laboars rest,
Where al srrrow, grief, aad fear,
Shall cease forever from their brcasts.
Then glory be to God on high,
This the fAithfui's homo shall be,
Securd Asay beyond the sly,
They'll res, throashost Ecreityi
ADoLPfIUs.
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sigsed - TO commemorste the great events
OF his military and political life
s.iad be u further resoiped, That the Pre-.
s,deni cf the United States be requested to
direct copy Of these resolutions to be trans.
onted to Mrs. w Washington, assuring her Of
the profound respect ConKress viii ever bear
to her person and character, Of their condo.
lenec on the late affecting dispensasion Of
Prosidepce; and entresting her assent to the
in,erment Of the remains of Gen Csones
WAssrsoroS. in the manner expressed in the
first resolution"
This was the pledge solemniy given
by Congress, and to this day unrev oked
ADD unredeemed, to which il is pro-
posed to give effect on the memorable
occasion u the approaching Centennial
Birthday Of WasHixoToN. The assent
OF the bereaved widow 60 the reques,
of Congress. communic afed to her tbro'
the President Of the United States.
was given in the following touching
terms:
"sovHr vEnSos. DEC. 81, 1899.
"Sra: While feel. with ksenest anguish,
the late dispensation Of Divine Provide nee,
cannot be insensibie to the mournful tri-
ou,cs ct respect and veneraton which are
paid 10 the memory Of my dear deceased
husband; and - his best services and most
Anxious wishes were aissys devoted 20 the
welfare and happiness, of his COUNTRY, 20 know
that they vere truly appreciated and CRATE
fully remembered. affords no uncomfortable
consolation.
"Tsught by that great example which
have 80 long had before me, never to oppose
my private wishes to the public win. I must
consent to the request made by Congress,
which you have had the goodness 10 trans
init to me; and in doing this. I need not, I
cannot, say what q sacrifice Of Individual
feeling ! make to . sense Of public duty
"with grateful acknowledgement and un.
feigned thanks for the personal respect and
evidences of coincidence expressed by Con.
gress. and yourself. remain. very respect
fully. your most obedieps humble servant,
MARTHA WASHINGTON"
Congress has more than once en-.
gagged in the consideration Of measures
for carrying into execution its resolve,
but has not heretofore been able to !.
gree ~ to the manner in which il should
be done. We rejoice that at last,
owing TO Fortunate concurrence, the
Congress is about to relieve itself from
the reproaeh Of negligent omission to
perform what il had 50 solemnly en-
gagged to do.
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HoNoRs TO THE MOTHER OF WASH
1NGTON.


HoNoRs TO THE MOTHER OF WASH
INGTON.
Our readers will recoIlect that Mr..
SiLAs K. BuRRows, a generous ci,i.
zen Of New York. in the course Of last
summer, offered to the Monumental
Committee of the citizens Of Frede-
ricksburg, to defray, himself, the ex
pense Of Monument TO be placed
ever the remains of the MoTuER Of
General WAsHIsaros. which lie inter-
red in the vicinity of Fredericksburg.
The Offer was not then accepted; but
this noble hearted citizen lately made
a journey to Fredericksburg for The
purpose Of repeating his proposition /;
and the annexed correspondence will
show that his generous offer has been
now acceded to, and that measures
have been taken 70 commence the work
with all due solemnity and respect.
rhxDERicKssues, VA. vEs 8. 1852.
Gentlemen again visit you to rcpea, my
former wishes Of furnishing, individually, the
funds fos erecting the Monument over the
remains OF hAsY, the mother Of WAsaiso-
Tos.
As the spot where her ashes rest was by
her selected, there let the monumen, be
raised, and the willows Of Mount Vernon.
from the tomb Of the son, wave over the
Mothers grave. NY offer 10 the tribute Of
sn American heart, and the investment will
bequea,h 81 legacy TO my children, Of far
more value than any peeunisry possession. -
The Monument shall be Of such design snd
composition a. 20 please the family Of W ash.
l5gtoas the citizens ss Fredericksburg, and
your honorable Committee.
lam, gentlemen, your obedieEs servant,
SILAS y. BURROWS.
The Monumental COnaRstfee, PTeskT5etstDlg.
yagBSHIcKsnrns, va. YEs. 9, 1852
lS.tos r. BVvrolsss
STA; Tbe slogums siaI Committee sppoins.
ed ~ the eitixeas of fredericksburg have
this morning met, add received your com
'n0n,cs'ion. upon the sibjee, Of erecting the
nynvment over the femains Of WassIss.
ross Mother.
They accept ye8Y pFoposisioH 10 perform,
Individually, that scored dssiy. and havs swami
mousIy elected zoe an hoaorAfy member Of
the Committee, aud IN their farther del,bera.
lions beg you to uaie vIth them IN request.
Jog me Pfesldest 0f the Uoiied stAtss, 10 isy
the conner stone # ihe Monument.
Respectfully, your sbed't seFvesta.
JANIS HARRISON,
EDWARD % CARMtcHRL
On iise pert o. thc General Com
wtsstHsTss err, VHs. a., 1882
Sir TIE COmmitteo 80 sapeFinie bd the
erection 81 monument IN The vseini,y ~
Fredericksburg. Va. over the remains a the
Mother Of Washington. snri0osto commence
the voTk, have nsaJe 0s their organ. srrpeet-
fully 20 request yoa % ofiioiaie IN Lying she
eoFsef-sssne a. the esrlies, period i msy ssiil
youf eooFeaience.
We have the piessarc 10 be, with every
consideration snd respect.
Your obedicnt servants,
sILAs y. BURROWs,
JOHN &C. WALLACE.
EDwARD 90. CAaMgCHEf,
GgO. WASHINGTON BAsSETT.
Tom F'-eridsff II ~ ff'afed Sfaf~
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LOVE LETTERS.

Naddm:-Most worthy Of esfima
ton. After long consideration and
much meditation Of the great reputa-
ton you possess in the nation, I have
a strong inclination 10 become your
relation. On your appreciation Of lhis
declaration, shall make PREPARATION
TO remove nv situation 10 a more con
venient station TO profess my sdmira
ton, and " such Oblalion il worthy of
observation, and can obtain commits
Grafton, Il Sill be WY capitalization
beyond ell calculation, q the Joy and
exultation, Of yours,
Sass DissINuLkTfos.
Sir-I perused your sration with
mpeh dsliberaljon and little constrr-
nation. 81 the great infaiosiion Of your
weak Imagination 20 show such vcnera
ton on so light = foundation. Doe
after examination and serious eontem
plaiion, suppose your animation vas
the fruit az reervstion, OF he'd sprung
from Ostenfation 10 display your oeen
patton By an odd enumeration, or Father
multiplication Of words Of the samo
termination, though Of great variation,
IN zach respective Specification.
Nov, without dispaialion, yeas la
bori0os application 20 70 tedious an os-
eaPaiion, deserves eOmmendation, and
thinking imitation a Sufficient gradh
cation, | am withost hesitation, years.
Bissy sioDspAIios.
-
a eeuisBlsd mind snd good con
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A couteDisd mind snd a good con
science, ADD yoa will BE hsrpy
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The Stock driven fros Kentucky 10
the Southern Stairs, and crossing Ten
nsssee river Of Cumberland ford, dur.
ing the year 1851, - reported As fol
lows: Horses 4.077, mules /, 92O, hogs
7I,459, beef cattle sac, sheep 3s7.
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The population Of 4. Canada is
SOC, 900. The county Of Quebec con.
tsioe sc. us souls, 81 ahith 25,656 are
Of the city aBd Suburbs; ADD the 10.
laRJ eounty Of Nohirral 45,775, Of
these $500 belong to tho city and
Suburbs. -
The compensation u the Lord Chan
tellog Of Englsnd, Il - said, amounts
10 100000 rrr annam.