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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-09
STATE OF VERMONT, }
WASHINGTON District Sc

" syn D'oillNN So
The honorable, the Probate Court for the
District OF Washngton-To all persons
concerned in the estate OF JAMES
GREEN, late Of Barre, deceased, mites.
tate, Greeting.
WHEREAS, Lovina Green, admins
w ;ralriX on the estate of said deceased,
proposes TO render an account OF her admin
istration and present her account against said
estate for allowance ut the Probate Court
to be holden at Montpelier, jim said District,
on the 2d day OF March next, at which time
and place, the said Lsvina will apply to said
Court, for an assignment TO her OF personal
estate in lieu ofduwer:
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 APP
pear before the Court, al the time and place
aforesaid, to shew cause, il any you have,
why the said account should not be allowed,
and why said assignment should not be
made:
Ordered, that this notice be published
three weeks success ,ively, as soon as may be,
IN The State journal, printed at Montpelier.
by the Court,
il. MARSTON, Register,
Montpelier, Feb. 8, 1885
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-09
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

A general Temperance Meeting
will be holden at the Masonic Hall
This Evening TUESDAY at pre-
cisel y o'clock. Several addresses
may be expected. Ladies and gen.
tlcmen of the village and vicinity
are invited 10 attend.
Feb. 9.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-09
SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

9HOUND ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
VERMONT ANTG-SLAVERY SOCIETY.
THE Second Annual Meeting of the
Vermont Auti-Slavery Society will, with
the leave of Providence be holden at MID
DLEBURY, on TUESDAY and WEDNEs-
DAY, the 10th and 9Th days of February
next 1t is hoped that every auxiliary So
ciety will be represented by two or moro
Delegates, and that the friends of the cause
in every part of the State will, so far as
practicable, attend, as subjects of great i'm
portance will come before the meeting.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
g. l.. KNAPP, Rec. Secretary.
Jan. 10, 1886.
Editors in Vermont will confer favor
by giving publicity to the above.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-09
(rr@lsss TsSA-.a
%gosGS SsGS0
Late and IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM W.9SHLN'GTO.Ni

A letter from the correspondent of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, dated
Both Jan. and received by Express, several
hours in advance of the Mail, closes with
the following highly gratifying paragraphs:
1t now remains for me too add the plea
ing intelligence that am informed, and /
have no doubt correctly, that The President
Of the United States has accepted the n,edlu-
ton Of Great Britain. That it has been
done in the most courteous terms. That
the disavowal to insult or menace France
has been reiterated to the British Minister !;
and that while the honor aud dignity of the
country is protected, in the form in which
the mediation is accepted, yet that its tone
is peaceful and such rs seems to render
certain an adjustment of all those difficult
ties with France, which have agitated and
convnlsed our country for the last twelve
months.
This acceptance will bo transmitted to
England forthwith, by the British gun brig
at Norfolk, and by the packet of the first of
February from the city of New York.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-09
From the Baltimore american.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND-ARRI-
VAL OF A SPECIAL MESSENGER.
The Norfolk papers of Monday, received
by yesterdays steamboat, contain lntelli-
gence of the arrival there of the British
Brig of War Pantaloon, captain Cory,
from Falmouth, whence she sailed on the
9th December. Captain c. is the bearer OF
dispatches to the British Legation at Wash
ington. He reached this city yesterday
morning in the steamboat, and set out in
the afternoon by the rail road for Washing
ton. We learn that he left Falmouth on
the shortest notice. The nature of the
dispatches which have thus been transmit
ted so urgently has not uanspired, but the
general opinion is that they have reference
to our relations with France.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-09
MARRIED.,

In Worcester, Jan. 14th, by Rev. Mr.
Kingsbury, Mr. Christopher C. Putnam, of
MiddeseX, to Miss Elizabeth Stone, of the
former place.
In Bethel, Feb. 4, MIR Isaac w. Rikcr of
Randolph Centre, to Miss Harriet Dow, of
the formerplace.
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DIED,

N This village, Feb. 9Th, AMOS FARLEY,
Esq, Printer, aged 50 years.
At South Straflord, of the Group, on the
9th ofJan. Susan Ellen, daughter OF Col.
George w. Alger, aged one year and four
months.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-09
STATE OF VERMONT.

Washington District, SIS.
DROBATE COURTS for said District
b will hereafter be holden at the Office
Of IT MARSTON, in the new building
near the Post Office, on the first and third
Tuesdays Of each month.
BY oder Of Court,
J. T. MARSTON, Register.
Montpelier, Feb. A, 1885,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

Fiat A7rRAr.--Tae s.ny and NsTJ Ci'i7!.S!e
gives the following particulars of personal Feac"hfe
I,--.. ,ycs racc n -. S!.';rs sunni '=t't', 81:
lia"u.y .t Vi Cc.o5rI. betweens''" @I'ce'z ~'1t'ro
to the l. ; brig porporse- There had been :sYlouis
misunderstanding On board the vessel between rasSra
Assistant Surgeon Geo. W. Palmer, and f;sseu ,iu'
sh;,mau r. +, uouc, Acting master of the Porno:se-
On tic day abore mentioned they met on shore, tace
denaily, il is icl!sved} a! near pubic i''ui'' "%n
ire Dis patr revived A:!c7 some words IA" l"sSt
Dr. Wilmer struck Mr. I!oos on the head with poker
or pal, OF! tonas AID tie blow itiet hA TO the :onhu'
A. ne was in The acs.n repeating ii, NJ! lior 1Fe|
pistol ito: the poce; Of his outside coat ana S'' W.
Palmer raar lie right breast; the shot Iii not prove
Immediately fatal. AS DR.. T. !ugcied Until! tie ot' NO
vcr.itcr. when Ii: expired.
Ne haze understood, that Nr. lfooe remained ten
DAYS in Georgia, alter ms occurrence: a;a 'o.''''ai ~
promised 10 surrender himself. 10 the clv aHti3T2s
s:ol!, il lr..n!mgt: fatally; Nha: steps: :: any: h2"e
bean ;.&cn since lhc .es; Known. Sc are 10: "a
i.ir A.: Official report Of his a!:"T was MAJ "
Il.e Navy Department by the c"!nna":eT OF 'Hi F'
nuise
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.!rHiH(f 0fnI .,IHtiNF. - c-n%o i,lH I'1F'
Ei..a5EaE:e State Lottery, 40. =

u he drawn at Alexandria, Dec. 3lst.
C.pi!,L--.iitHH 1000. G.uiD. ,.j0u, ! h'H: 2Fh'.
- o! ipi each: - at ;JA. - 0! j and 2ti .! !Ui!:
&c. t,c-IIc!:vIs S.in-SiIaIcs in proportion.
y c"T;:!ic,ic Of package If whole tickets VIII he
srtl i,r :i:T; % Aal:es, quarters a!. ct.s IN pro-
portion.
y. N-C,rtiIcan's Of packagcs in any q! the a1'"e
Lotteries: 8: III ne sold terms G@1oi: oGst!HG as
those of an; other vendor in ia" city.
Tickets and share: il the alnrr splendid !.ot"r:"s:
:a. - had: ,i$uri in every variety. a, IL" letter?
Uiii"c 81 GEO. W niApH,
O,aJ.i'. tie Eoc'c ihIf.
y E-Ofdrrs from III" country, enclosing: he cash Or
rrx: iirls wi! h.. promptly attended TO- !nocr"Scd 70
GEO. ". DIXON. Eichmoad, H.,
De-. t;U--u
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so,.n,sn, AID IL may se reasonably encips'sa w.
ttd,e II lie AZ advance Of al least Eileen per owl
IL: II 80 cu..ya. ,--E !: -I:s -'!''- - ~
tx IA, :r,... 0, -: scar. a. -, i'es'"! '-'-a =.
,,I L.. alma, 81 III 900, exceeding the estimated
cI,c,, rae Of expenditure its commencement apoI
Sos CQ9 And it is expected that lie In
have surplus o: ca.l ~ oahH oei''e '''' 'S
III :u. of the. facts aad estimates the undersigned
doc. no, nrSitac In rrcnmin'nda rrT:.'"" u: '!e
,,,- -, ,,siasc. lag efvct en- Tar l.. 'ny neat. u
.-w l., the reduction Of apnu, t:cemy per rth!. 10
this .nt he suggests the following scaie OF letter post
aG.s ii leu o TIE present. VIZ:
- miles ard under? te''>e'
IL !iG..es and over %, ~
! $50 ...ii-. aud nTe- loD, -
; $50 u.I'-s and over 3Ei, -
! Over Gthj .:Irs. %
M ,tcr plan than the present suggests itse ~ 'ea
ton 10 ca:ys IF double, Tcti" and qn7"far" '''1s
al: pose .: t.y weight.
ber,d /. Proposes 20 iirt,cc the Frc"'"i currency
renders corct Gems unnecessary n making ca"e' ano
Says the i.s In ,. cnp! arising from fractions !;
viii reduce lie laa"E no" Trq';'Fr" N "!a"'5 ~
rxa!rnnr uUs masters accr':Hs, about "I"'irui'''
II H.. ,, ;sr scale q! its- postage Shall bP a"i%''
ed !! wi: bc ne cesar 10 RAISE n" 9"esi "le 81 con-
:.issors 10 rab!, c p"si"sr:s at lie a'2 "'.:c'S -
:grry ;::r;- business H." rEo?!'S CT p'II"s
cons SEES. hY !a l!e tpo'nG as BANK "'"E, l.
srGg"*rd
SINGS al !i- country s:ncc ;te present rates o. po''
/ .tf; 'stii..StItG 't - W. "''
ia number hut I.l7ny 0i triH lave grown % m !H2f''
nate siz. Postage however, IL The SINE. whether ING
newspaper Ee great small. If not ca!rrd over lH'
miles end Oct u il.c STATE where printed II - cr; Il
out OF tie STATE ai.4 80 miles II CENTS he
?3cy e Ts,!ac;n. Ii" rates Of postage on newspapers
gereIay is ,i:u!:i:d TAev constitute. in weight: Pro
babiy Two thirds ii the ui:s. N many ra:; L! HE
cuun..v difficult e! transport .nn aud produce number
less failures Ihcsc Considerations would lie 81 n" mo.
il ii wrrc really necessary iat large quantities "i
M ,arrs :hGc,u &c transported Tnm Gre end al tt
nan otiyr, oi !nstG uc:img and cn2it.
enmg The r;3rc mind. but that o::cr can DC as wei
rcrtr" iy The c2a! presses as b. newspapers i!oH
distance.
To rrGuce Tie puS1gc OF newspapers below tie &C.
t:. q" carrying i@Tn wnp!! be to III. HE cures
,2nGrucc OF the cuur Ecncray for The heirht 81 me
ia.r m." s;np, sS!hsi MS IN The principal clues: "
the injury II al The d~:lnt ami Country presses. Such
9 :ragurr IS rct !,!;cvcd to J1 consistent vita sound
ari,c,,le nr go! policy. lis sound principle to taN
l, business al 'r'i''a Of the people r tie nrI"t ~
an, ttrT - ii is not good policy 10 ala the 1873
CITY establishments :n0in;"tlz'ng n" newspaper ci
Ct al! IN tx exclusion The. local and country pres
SIS. But there !sc2 1I3 !pnd policy III g'adr lins
The i"S:1 ~ ~" ole:a according l. IN" s!Ie enc
weight ST IN" mater 20 be c"n"ty"d The i''i'"inI
srele Of newspaper 9taars IS therefore suggested IN
lI.n OF tie Ff"SrlIl; i2:
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EsssE's'Es &.
s,.,,, d., ,.-,;,c,..,o,. ~ Ea,ehmGH.

(Srrm lie :;.:m..c ,or M Easehma".)
N!G!Ir
ar !i.cE ,TiH'~''f
nSEyIt - ,.t tsaae e. '-tE.'-
Min, is tho :.mo io' '"A,
,vtrn old ;u.S- &C ~ "ch
When tn.'. I~?k cares LI+ '!'"-'
Add =, yrtr -: Lu!! SAL
IT, ,,.b.r rJu.:! :hc SOCIAL i.;+,
And crack S:ale j"sts, that arfet"e'
Nib, is tic tine tn TX
oar hears IN uaion meet:
Jv.as.Ii.Ui Ea5i 20 T!iH
Ting .,o:.rii nd lie sweet:
To e.; 90. wa!ntine mouths "s"s,
And ile'. he c!o!.cs OF "sg'Hos.
Ei.hr i. III. slime 10 boil
TnIiry ench ming rolls;
AMI o'e. tie niinIg1i OIL,
To cheer o::: h1.py souls;
WEB f:csi. made BATE: ihIrN!y sproao
On corrc-ro0!i"z cUG':ss .: bread.
,%i:h, is the lime &C feel
LIES joys ~i:hou; pin;
Ary sio TAKE. acd pei,
And chi, and cn:ne again,
An. :ocpins :nuciI, before Wc resi-
Feel Yefy sure that Ike! a:Sc''.
Ni-h, 10 The time for ,hoic,
N-ao. when they sake rhs!t wee
b. fe;ness Of III" nose,
Or ans Other .'4n,
Gire e"!deEcr, whence we conciuu'
IAa, They're unGue.!."nao'y ''e"d'
Sichi IL the tirae 20 pour,
In bc!ui:'s !is,caiGs car;
III. story, krcwn before.
Nor rendered thii. less G"tr.
OF E.-.iu-s which ii" :ao.esi light
or ,rr. i.us"i 10. tie shades o. night.
Nigar - liz: tine 10 '.:?-,
G.a@Gtn ;hv cas- Gcn' high,
Tkose mellow NOES 'ha; iiHS
I;;b Love-, swcCt ~ t1iy;
Will, the. h;ign. ma.j.n poHes her LEAD
Gu, OF the easement a!o;cs2iL.
Ei7t is IL" !imc 10 10
i i.oG-GnL glot:"t:a :Hi7si,
AID there a." very tt~.
l..han coycr'h hr ~! w!n.l.
Who do not i:H! ia -.,"n'G food
or ini-cl.i-i h;rwiag in tnC: h'yod.
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Sh1I 80 o.

Balance in favor OF Department, S64l SAG 0!
The suspended Chains part Of WHICH has been paid.
arc not included in these statements.
OF the old d bs there paid out OF The REVENGE Of
the year ending ;}Uh June last, the Of S4GG 31G
As anticipated in the last report, the bank debt was
paid off in April Inst The cash in bank has since "a
pidly accumulated, and m Tic first November last was
$3.50 800. Dc4uc;ing all outstanding warrants, it
S5U372l IL. The sum Of $;>3275 has been paid to
Messrs Stockton Il Stokes The award of the Soci.
tor Of the Treasury, bu, notwithstanding this payment
and great extension Of mail service it estiIaled that
the'cash in hank will exceed $500 900 before The Isl av
Of May next
The accounts ct PGslAastcrs are rendered, and the
quarterly balances made 10y ther with admirable proup
titude. There are ,GlO post Offices Welding about
S3e2 0O0 after deductl9 the of
and other charges paid by iem which d,postr their nell
income in bank, weekly monthly, during each onar
ter, within 10 days uer its close. There are s Rs
Offices yielding nett revenue OF about 1922 OOU cua,
terly which directed ply their proceeds ~ r,
tractors Immediately after The close of each quarter Tho
number Of Offices directed retain their funds uu,,
drawn upon, is III, yielding abou, So 600 QUARTERLY
The balance Of The Offices sPrcia aud pay directly
TO those who carry the mails them, the proceeds
except few offices, and Others whics, are not vel
arranged under their denomination From an cxomn,.
ton Of actual results, the undersigned is warranted
in saving thai than % per of the revenue Of
this Department is collected within 80 DAYS after the
expense therefor whatsoever
By an examination Of e portion Of The quarterly &c
counts appears that the increase Of revenue for the
quarter ending 3Oh September las the correspond
ing quarter Of last year, about sixteen per cent
The ratio will probably be large during the whole
yeur especially the improvements the express mail
and the routes, will produce considerable aur.
entation. For safety, however il may be estimated at
ffeen per yielding for the year ending
20,h June, 1887, amounting 10 SO 90S :222.
During the year ending the 30h June, 1885, The new
routes and other improvements in The mail service will
doubtless produce decided effect on the income Of the
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EsssS's''S
E.ocgc!-y 0afs E.sfAH.sa'c SEA5Ece,
RICHMOND, NtEGlSlA.

$50 .llj Capital. 10 % business w 0cxl yca:a very
prctts e 10 start with. and easily uIe, only By
Investing 80
I!oYr being made aGen, by Madame Fortune, fos dis
trbu,ing her arors through The whole Snmthcra and
Southwestern country presents 10 is nuicra Us patrons
an! the public. 4 splendid scheme tr7 January. c31-
Let yG ";dcTs be Il! season. TIA: ali may be served De
particular 10 address, y. VI. lIOYT
Erhm0aG. tS gjaiG.
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q AND AND NEGROES FUR iAiU-!.!.sol
+ / +. q deere ul TIE tunGlg Coat u; taf..r'.
si.. ,r ccas. 10 sell T. tie highest bidder, on Ia.-..
the :!:',h c! lie present Instant, lDeccIs.,i - '
not the m"yc ai7 day arFra:t"r.) at the .t.v ',s.'.
q; .I,in Hutchinson, Ccc'd n!"e likely N'L''$.r
s:s.ug oc m:en. Women and lcys. IT lie s.. ;...
place. wc will !Ac;vi,. srii til" ;!ant ": La@4 L,
which tie sad john Hutchinson resided dang ha h.
time. This Lana Is situated IN the c"Em'" Oh: 'a'.
about three miles !rnn ihc th,sto'i'." rr!'' 81 50
main rad leading !I2,a N,@d"oca 10 Chesterfield Il.
contains Between three aud !oHr hHuG!r" ""'.' !
quality of the Land i good rs any IA TIE "..:
AouG and - productive IN Ccrn. wheat a." g.. ."
The improvements are good and vi! a@i'" -" ..
family It is I g0oi 2cal,!! ior Doctor. 'F''''
liurcEHson, :" h. y"s upon The premises s.! ".' 80
sure in siewing the Land 10 a.; person VIC "E s..
10 purchase.
Also wi be added t, tie sale al! ii, saa' ~ /! -
Cattle Sheep ana HOGS. lI.a:r"n! ~" hj."
nilrrc and Plantation Tao!< and tu'nsI.s
Y,ri!s. 1ir Negroes viii l." sold Uron 'r'.
twelve months. thr purchaser @''iE b''id $50 ~
ed sccrri,y. The Land Will be sud u " "s. o..
the purchaser giving b,nI wiih approved s.'G..';. -
Tier wit d. ed # trUs. apon -. premises. i:.-'
secure Tie payment Of the purchase .':.'".
FRANCIS Is. SCOTT.
AMBROSE l!ITCi!E>t}N.
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ALL PRIZES!
War. s:ssad STATE H,oGseHy, Glass "a:

T
r Dc drawn at Baltimore: Saturday, Dee. ~, l:ai.
S,uYar-S,;!DAo. 5000, 1850: :.;!iO, 2rGE: II q
.'rn:. - IL ;HHt. &c &c.
Tickets oily ;s!O--s!:.!es in proportion.
! certificate Of plcha@" Of - whole tickets will be
scEl :Hr SlO--r%chagcS Of shares in pr"puF:i"n
= In ths Lr.:cry all these tickets having TO drawn
Iui.J"- &C." r;n vi: !c each entitled :, iree GD"rE,
v.,:i.ut t-c"rEt
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a0a;.S

- LU"ip4!'.~.'.7,
against , ,.:c c,,c,,, I,r
,sr C-ssd Harpcr Newton Harper, John Harper 10 10
bsf; f HiTf1 and Niacy his WIFE, qeTy is.peF Eli
zabe,h NYary, formerly Harper, Joel HafPr, h"ps.,
Harper Jesse Harper and Mar Harper (le "pr 'Ia
Infants under the age of twenty yeats s'eP"tn
Wa[ner and vi"alti Harper. john H. CEaGdocS. GI'G
C7add.ck Arr.isl.ad CraGdack, Fascia CradtocS !"
ia, F,:,e! and laaisl his wife, formerly Lradaoc":
I'H" ~ C-,tJ,ct Dc:caLl.!:s
~ Jr;!,rts John Harper Eza5cth A:ary. john
II C;,,l,cs.. Grief CratdocS ATn,;rad Ciat'.ocS:
~. having entered ,hc appearance: an" E'|en sscG''i,
:,scoinr 10 lie ict Of Assembly and '!'e r"'a o. ('S
Court az! it appearing by satisfactory cFa:ic' '!'l
,,i H., I'D r,%.da::is 30 appear r'e tie IS a" "i
ire mex, January ,r,r II s Court 4nd ais ''sf E n,''
-; liz, .l:n.:r<; and hat copy OF 's oFGt' " '';
u.,ili :is.t;,. in sy!ne newspaper puosieI III VIC ~?
"a, G;:.n..,r "a, ,rn months successfully. anu 'S-''i
-. H. .-,,, ,r Of tie Courthouse Vi tbs county
! i'nn,--T,s!",
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WHO sells 50 many.

Drawing Of I.rcshure. No. ---S%:3.T00 Capital
- - i 10 - ~ =! - - :! t.; II
As usual wh iloyt, more splendid prizes sold b. hi
WHO sells 50 many.
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A,OiiCE.-A Teacher, who can teach Thoroughly.
" The substantial branches "i good English EGuca-
iirn can find employment. with liberal salary. ~ ap.
p?ins t. The Subscribers in Chesterfield c"t!riy.-One
H."i,as had considerable experience in teaching would be
pr"rrcdand cone nccdapply without being sc" rcco:a
m""ced. Personal application would l." p1r"crr1- bat
any communicating Greeted ~ Plum Grove fnsl.o cr
in which Inc applicant must state his plan Of school
naGcmcn; &c. will be attended 10.
W. ". HANCOCK,
RICHARD ELAM
~
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S,is,a.iza.a Mznfe pcEscp7.. { lass =.

T. IL cravu at AiHAlmGii, Oh Saturday. Tie 'h zee.
|: is !in HAT iaav rich prizes are embraced IN
o:l sciIr;ir viz Gr.nG capital al 'tiw'. "i "}"'.
@! l0urG OF > 'an. : u. !I1o, Iut :2'E ad i'io u
sea - .chc,s :su shares IN proportion.
i certificate C.! p!cAaLe o: % "i' tickets IN ii!:i
Attractive scheme inIy be had tor Iil-rack%gra O!
halves a:! quarter: il proportion.
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I'|'7'' III '-t.-'D''E '''t' =
i !gem..!e. and Wa.'c l.. BIH:o'd: G'aci..ra
TIC examination. p!rzrS "c!c a*aF'.e. - L." l!.,.
Young gentlemen. for stamcing most II. .~!.. lie. 4,
their respective classes, Lu:ln. tie >cs>:"G.
EYcLIsu Communicating J. BatD.4! 0g,r.,a
GGELS.
1T Observation-Disclosures Wool. A;!r.,,L
Morton saIHis. 7c..img D2!I!g=:.. a!.,<. H.. ,,,
having READ r:o-.. Creek. "'.
=. E!ass-I Xy::,p!.o.,.-Ja:::2s H. i..a,c. ,,...,
L4;Ir.
if Ci1ss-f: .;2-r,:i i,.iii4. AIt..@...:., 7'
ply ara ''-'7;' :; '5 3;,l .''',' '.:'' -
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Dee. -

, 49,. =" r.,S
De'' Il
W7EMtIE EDl'CAT!ON-A scl.al! %j.. trrf' 81.
g on the .rh Of January. 4, NV residence. ~ t!,o
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24
pERAg EsOs s',fsE.NE'S
REPORT OF TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Posi- OrrlcE DEPARTMENT,
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REPORT OF TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
December ), 1876. )
To the President ef Ms Lait-G Salts:
SIN: In his report Of last year. the undersigned stated
The mas, reads Ur ,! United States 10 be about ll2G4
mics in extent. and The annun transportation 81 Tie
mails upon tIcin equal 70 about 23,369:ic6 nilc9.
On the first July last the pest riacs were about H.
264 miles in extent; and til" annual transportation OF lie
mails was a, the rate oi q. 315 CPD miles, viz:
On horses anc III sG!k!cs, 2Il'iIi
In stages, "a i7n1,sSJ
In steamboats, and raii!o cars, l,c1S2"G
Within the quarter ending Goth September last, i'm
provencns ordered Oh old mail routes, increasing
the rate of annual transportation 37oe2] miles 5''U
miles of which vas in stages. OF The routes established
at the last session nf Congress 9l2 miles haze tecn pat
under contract adding liO,6oO miles Of annual IIn!:
porla,ion.
month frna Philadelphia 10 Mobile, distance Of .2!3
miles adding r rate Of annual transportation e243O
miles The of annual transportation al this time is
little short Of - coo ,CAG miles
OF the routes, j! boz miles remain % p" put IN
operation, which will add l. The annual service 3.i>7:>S
miles.
The accompanying report Of the FRS, Asss'an, Post,
master General marked J, VII! give ms Information
more in detail.
The NUMBER Of Pest O.H"'s in ;hc Gn'1ed STATES.
the Isl Jniy l55 was 1870 ,!:e Isl July, 1896.
WINS IL .OJl; aud OF the lst ns'. ll.lGO.
During the wear ending Tie 31h June last, Cos past
Offices were established, 80 discontinued, and there
were si4 changrs OF p'e,Gasicrs.
The number ut post o!lc": viii y" greatly Increased N
the coming year, in consequence Of the great extension
Of inu,l.roulrs.
The accruing revenue Of Ike department fo- the year
ending the jlh Of jane last according 10 statements
from The Auditors Office, iuows, viz:
FROM letter postageS, $%OlH.2io -
Newspapers ind pamphlets, '"U2!7 |"
Fines, 2.]Ja 81
Estimated for deficient returns, { .}4 80
Tall S33n- 30 -
The engagements and liabilities of the department
for the same year, as follows, viz:
For transportation Of the ,nuils, 81 G33 ,n5l &c
compensation Of ppstmas!ers, Sl2,-'2 "a
ship Steamboat and way letters, E14IO 40
wrapping paper, l1,Ol3 =
y Office furniture, 3,oo2 -
ndvcrsinr % so IS
mail bugs, 21,25I ~
blanks. 27,G29 OG
mail locks and keys, and stamps, 5.-77 Il?
mail deprcda,ons, and special agents, o,ll3 u
clerks for Offices, l?2.J;'3 30
miscellaneous, 3.3-9 IS
Estimated for claims no. presented, 10000 90