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EDWARD B. BALE
From an Upper Conntu, Nor. 2sA, 1871.

4fbVue 90 ~
oIf nothing unforeseen int rferes, / shall try and &c,
down to our Convention on the End February, and
bring with me all the associates in my power from this
and the adjoining counties. | should be glad to see II
imposing for numbers at least, especially in this the day
Of Four prosperity; and must entreat our friends TO arouse
every where to activity, TO come and bring all with then
they can. When our friends and principles have trl'
umphed every where; stimulated and perhaps sustained
by the bright aud glorious example we sat them; whilst
they look for encouragement and hearty congratulation
from US, and we promise and prepare TO cap the pyramid,
which they have nobly raised, it will not do for US to
dampen the high enthusiasm ofour party, by the exhibit
ton ofscanty numbers on the 2nd, though they may be a
host in themselves. When enthusiasm prevails every
where else, we cannot be indifferent NO apathy must
be felt, or permitted to overcome US Tell our trends,
then, to come TO Richmond, as theycame TO Charlottes-
vile, from all quarters-full Of the love of their coun-
try and their principles, resolved that neither shall sui
fer whilst they can maintain them--lhen snail they De
crowned with 4 reward but little if any less rich than
that they achieved before in our good old Common
wealth.
81 will not fatigue you by any remarks upon the state
of things exhibited by the measures OF the last eight
months. Disappointment, sad and bitter, sits upon the
Wings every where, the sure presage oil the defeat
awaiting them in the Spring. Pfodigal and reckless IN
promises, they cannot meet the just Indignation of an
abused and betrayed people. 1T will not do Tor their
leaders to weep over the grave Of their departed Chief,
to interlard their orations with appeals TO his names Tor
protection-to say like Anthony,
"Bear with me,
My heart is in the coffin there with Cesar"
Nor like that unprncipled and ambitious orator and
whilst they exhibit the battered and rotten
fragments of Bank Charters-cry out
sBut here's u pare hinent with the Sual of Cesar.
l found iii in his cluset-'tis his will:
Let hat the Commons hear this testament"
All this will do no good for them, for the Commons re.
the bequest, crave their pardon and refuse to read
i. They will not have The Bank, and refusing the
provision made by the last will and testament, claim
Is heirs at law, their rights under the Constitution.
ais it not cheering thus TO see The good people re-
yardfulo of their rights, claim them as they have done
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Dinner To .Ir. Sterensoa

l. In order TO facilitate the arrangements Of Mr..
Boyien, the subscription lis; 10 the dinner 10 be given
10 Mr.. Stevenson, will be closed this day at - o'clock
Subscribers will receive ,h2ir tick Is Of admitLance al
the office of the Exchange Hotel. No person will b.
admitted without a ticket. Dinner at o'clock.
Saturday, Dec. IL.
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SENATE.
1,nurSdan. Dee. Q.

On motion Of Mr.. ATKINSON,
Resolred, That a committee of seven be appointed
whose duty it shall be to enquire and examine into the
condition and proceedings Of the Banks of this Com
monwealth as far as practicable, in person or by writ
ten interrogatories, and make report will, any remarks
by them deemed pertinent, and that they have power
10 examine the officers of the Ranka and others OH cath
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ALABAMA EREcr.-We are gratitied to learn from a
gentleman directly from the Legislature Of Alabama,
that he has no doubt they will, with great %unanimIty,
reject the money rendered under The Distribution Act.
l(harlcst0n .MerrnrN.
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Married, in Petersburg, on tie eth instant, hy the Rev. y. u.
Coh!s, Epmarp E.xpnLfm, uf The house Of Garland = Randolph,
10 3iss CH.ELofrG MEADE SracIorli, daughter Of The late ~.
John Y. stockdei.
Married, on "Wednesday evening, The it instant, by tie R"r.
Tho as Atkinson, AapisoS la,iSE, Esq, Of M,aisvilir, iiaii'
fax county, 10 Miss MANY GArEil, daughter OF the late Davidson
Eradfute, Esq, Of this place.
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The challenge Of Boston TO run Fashion, over the
Union Course, Long Island, four mile heats, Spring
1912, for Twenty Thousand dollars aside, one fourth
forfeit has been accepted b. The friends of Fashion, and
the second Tuesday, (he loth) of May next, has been
named as the day Of race.
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TO TIE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.

z u luC ~ OI mV C0nllS 10 u DeuOCTI-
tic Convention which is proposed to be held in the city
of Richmond, on the Cd day of February next, for the
purpose OF organizing lis party for general and Efficient
action in the Spring elections. | believe such a con-
vention is not only of the utmost Importance to the
prosperity of Virginia, bat is called for by her best and
deares, interests; and will, | hope, be regarded as such
by CHESTERFIELD.
From the force of my convictions, | feel warranted in
saying, it is for the want of a thorough, efhclent and
well dipested plan of operations, and a general dIftu'
sion of correct principles, that error has so long pre-
vailed over truth and our dearest rights. That wing
devices and humbuggerIcs have, by an aruui anu u sPe'
cious display, beclouded the minds OF some OF the no
nest yeonanry of the State, is the reason that we wit
messed n former declension in the Democratic ranks
But, Sir, the day OF retributive justice is, l fully be-
lieve, at hand, when those insldious deceivers WIZ IT,
ceive their merited rcbuke in the zeal OF pubic con
demnation. l cannot bring my mind to the CONCLUSION
that this old Commonwealth is less patriotic now lhai
she was in that dark period of her history, when, undel
the banner of that great '.apostie Of Liberty" she LED
The van in rescuing her liberties from the blIghting
blasts of the "Alien and Sedition Law Admlnistra
ton Nor do / believe her sons of the present day
possess less Of the fire Of liberty than did her sage pa
triots in that memorable struggle tor liberty. | believe
the same spirit which animated her sons OF % and W
peryades their bosoms now; that they will continue u
cling TO the Constitution as the sheet-anchor OF then
safety; the preservation of which can alone perpetnatt
those blessings inherent in free Government. l SET
several counties have had meetings, and have appoint
ed Delegates 10 this Conventions; and will not patriotlt
Chesterfield do the same: She has always fought sue
ce~ssfully under the banner of Democracy. Though
Wing flags have been hoisted upon her ramParts-
though every nerve has been called into requ!sl,lon BY
the Richmond Wings to turn the fortune of the day
vet at the close of the conflict, victory has always
perched upon the banner Of Democracy; and last Fail
poor fellows, 10 their chngrin and modification, she
gave Van Buren, nearly three hundred majority
Then may | not hope, that Chesterfield will come Tor
ward a. a convenient day, q would beg leave TO sug
gest the I'd Monday in December, which will be Cour
dayo for the appointment of the most suitable and ap
proved Delegates to cooperate with the other countle:
:" DENTATUS.
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sALuAE!E PROPERTY For SALE. Tine Warren M,u.
' viii hr offered NJ public sale on The 1T day uf January, lsi,,
If no, Sold before, a notice Of wlich viii br given. This properly
i situated IN 4 Weaily part Of the county Of iiaCmarir. comi
prl>int one If the BEST WHEAT growing sections IN III: East side
I'll the iine Ridge. 4 good croP year my thousand hrsirl, conii
he received Al The Malls with III r. ca>r than AZ any other point
oil The taGal, their situation ben. within umc bundled yards 81 thu
The Mills are ~ fll operation, aud the brand stand
high. Their" are attached 10 III" Nils >ivy seven acres oi first
raic land, from which i've ur sS thou sand p1Inis Of tobacco
can b: annually produced. M"rc tIan hall ii this tract Is well
timhcrri. There are also one half acre Lot, with Dwelling ani
Store house, which VIII he sold wih the Mills. A paii Of The
purchase viii BE- required in cash, the balance in one, two AMI
three annual installncnts- however, the terms Will be- fully nai-
known on the iay If sale. PETER PORTER.
Warren, AIhcmarir, Dec. l-i, lSil. G3-wai.
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Nov. %, lsil.

JiLLIAM Il. ASHTON aud WILLIAM r. jerks. nnict
~ IN. firm Of VIM. X. Ashton q Co., transatt a General Com
mission Business, 10. -, Smiths Wharf, Baltimore. They atr
prepared To make advances on cunsi.uncHrs.
Refer to Messrs. James si<cr & son, hessrs. Lancaster, DENLY
x Co., Richmond; John y. Irnoin., Esq, Nrs-r>. Anderson 6.
Rivrs, Peter>Iars; Anthony Buck, ESQ, Mcssrs. SAINT. Phillip.
= son, Fredericksburg; rhhir 7. George, Robert u. Bufas, Esq,
Messrs. Law & ftzhneh, baltimore.
Dec II, ISL. G3-e.st
30 The Wing will copy n above.
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srJ- Subscriptions 10 III. W.sut>rtn> lNugaESaENr are ir
crived IL the bookstore OF ]. W. Randolph Z e.. by me.
]. u. ABBOTT.
r. s.-Tlie first number viii BE- issued in a few days.
Dec. IL 6i-ol
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WIN. M. Blackiord, Esq, late editor Of the Freder-
icksburg Arena, has been appointed Charge TO Bogota.
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MARE Dcc. 10

MaREETS-FKiDAY Dcc. ~.
FIorR-Some sales III 81! a Il. civ liil. ]. held At : -.
tHg.r-Sl - 4 -, are the prices now pa:d for good rel
and white.
CoaS-55 Tor oil, for new 81 cts. per bushcl.
U,Is-ij u Il, cis. fg0l vcssri-ffonw ascns AMI depot IL.
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GIRARp BANk,
Philadelphia, DEC. 6, ISll.
HENRY HoRS, Esq.

llESRY HoRS, Esq.
Dear Sir-ln reply 10 your communication Of the Isl
inst. covering one addressed 10 the Directors Of this
Bank, by a numerous and highly respectable body OF
stockholders, urging the ~proprie,y Of a reduction in the
expenses of this institution, have the honor 10 INFORM
you that both documents were promptly referred TO a
Committee of The Board which had been previously
charged with that subject, and that the said Committee
has this day made its Report.
The result at which the committee arrived, and which
was fully concnrred in by the Board of Directors, will
cause 4 dininution in the expenses Of the Bank oil sir
thousand fee hundred dollars per annum-so graduated
az TO make The hea West reduction in ratio fall upon The
highest salaries, and 10 dispense with several persons
now in the employment ofthe institution.
This latter, though a painful duty, the Board felt
il necessary 10 perform in furtherance Of their own
views Of ~propriely as well as those of other stockhold.
ers.
Requesting you 10 make the above facts known TO The
gentlemen VINO signed the paper that was brought to
ny notice by your friendly letter TO which this is a re-
ply,
| remain,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't s%erv't,
4 - pORPR
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NoTlCE-BASk o. VtrctrIa:-The Annual Meeting of fhr
: ' Stockholders 81 tie Bank Of Virginia viii b. held n III
January next. J. VI. PEGvAM. Ct.lIc,.
Dec. III Il-ufl
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nj. B. CaALLE, Ssc'y.
From The Pennsylvania.
~ go

1t will be seen by the annexed correspondence that
at least one of the Banks of our city has commenced the
work of reform. One of the first steps with corpo-
rations as well as individuals, under the pressure oil ad.
verse circumstances, should be u reduction of their cx-
penditnrcs. And the stockholders of this institution
have reason TO be pleased with this beginning Off system
in its management, which if followed mp, as we trust will
be, cannot be otherwise than productive of beneficial
effect.
PHILADELPHIA, LIST Dec, 1871.
Dear Sir: l beg leave to enclose you n paper signed
by a number nf Stockholders of the Girard Bank,
which please lay before your Board at its next meet
ing. .
1t would have been much more numerously signed
but the many sales which have been recently made Of
the stock render it difficult without a resort TO the
transfer book, TO ascertain who are its present holders
From the uniformity of sentiment, however, every
where TO be found among the Stockholders in relation
TO the positive necessity Of economy and retrenchmenl
in the expenditures of the Bank, it cannot be doubted
that the subscribers TO the paper enclosed, though Only
q small portion, present a very far indication Of the
wishes and feelings oftle great mass of the s~tockhold-
crs OF the Bank. Very truly,
Your friend, &c,
HENRY HORN.
To c. s. Boxer, Esquire,
President Of the Girard Bank.
D.
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University is all that the State has TO spare FOR lucrai
education. lf it would be a more %judicious application
of that annuity, to give q part, par. o, ws :. o TO b,oi lie ELS and and
this fayorite offspring OF Mr.. Jefferson, in the hope that
it will yet accomplish the great objects which ne SO
fopdly anticipated.
might, Mr.. Editor, enter into an argument, TO sus-
tain the position, that the pledges to colleges anu aea'
denies, cannot be sustained by the 'princ'ples OF ha'u,
raj law but | refrain from il, as | do not THINK II woula
be interesting or edifying TO your readers. Nevef!ne-
less. | assure "E.", If he is anxious for such discussion,
| am at his service. | assure him | nave no |S'hsu.a'
views on the principles of natural law; ! IN sus.
tanned by Grot'ous, Rutheriorlh, anu laiey' " ny
singular views" ~
II "E." alludes to me, land | trust he does not
when he says, that small politicians profess great re-
gard for the poor, merely to make their fortunes, he nas
mistaken his man altogether. Venal MS "small polit',
c;,ns, have become. | trust not one of that brood OIL
yipers. is so degraded-so% bankruPta as TO support a good
system of primary schools, with no higher motive, thar
that of advancing his political fortunes. For my own
part, | have no political object IN view; HImoie .
ann I could not stoop SO low, rs to hold Office by the
,iua;nous tenure now exacted. am, and OF right ough'
to be a freeman. To "kneel unbegirt. and Reclare him
self to be the man, of life and limb, and ea<lhly honor
of some Of the presidency, or some aspiran
to that Office, is the hard CONDITION Oh ths poor "mct
seeker-that 1 can never do. In a private station,
am willing to do all | can to advance the prosperity o
Virginia. :,
The writer protests against being considered hostile
TO higher branches of learning than reading, prtf,ns
and arithmetic. He insists upon these branches, be
cause he regards them as absolutely necessary to quail
fy men for the common business of life: and he is no
for excluding higher branches from District Schools.
| do not think it advisable at present, n make AM
farther suggestions relative to the details OF a psopc
system of District Schools. The time for action is n
hand, and may those whose duty il is, so act as best t.
promote the public welfare. Let n good system o
District Schools be adopted, and in ten years, q CRATE
full people will be ready 10 erect a monument to una
man who shall be instrumental in procuring its adop
ton. Enviable will be his iamc-h's. name will i,v'
and brighten the page of Virginia history, long after In ~
broad wing of time shall have swept the names OF In
scheming and intriguing politicians otlhe Gay Into n'e
oblivion. a VitulNlAN'
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fS'AVERN FOR RENT The ensuing year, about twu hundred
i yards above Louisa Court house, formerly brlongin Ia NnI
dy Lipscomhe, and u now "csupied by Nathan ". Smith, with =
Farm Of two hundred and twenty-five acres Of land. For terms
apply To WM. WALTON,
Mar ToirsuiHe, Louisd ,onair.
Dec. III EI-Lr
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A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SAL.E.-Iy
- virtue u . Deed Of Trust i:0m John lierh aid Margaret h.
wife, 10 us, bearing date the lith August, 1889, and admitted Ia
record in the Clerks Office ofGoochland County Couri. 18Th sa-
gust, le3c, we shall, on Friday the lliI DAY of March, Is 81, al
i2 O'Clock, upon the premises, expose 10 safe, nj public auction, 4,
the highest bidder, that valuable Estate in Goochlanh Gunnty, on
James River, known ns "Dover, - rnntainin. about | $40 acres o:
land, about 800 acres nf which, are III River and Creek low
grounds, not surpassed IN fertility by any on The river. There
are now seeded on this Estate, as we are informed, about Gl
bushels wheat. The CaGai passes through this Estate, and ii j.
about twenty miles ainvc The cry nt Richmond.
Acting as Trustees, we shall convey only such title as Is vested
in Us By the Deed or Trust.
Tfrn~-sl0,0O0 cash, the balance with interest from day Of
sale-tEc THO Ci pay nent made known in a future advertise.
menL JAMES GAIT.
Richmond, lih December, lsn. 6s-tds
y i. fII!AScERV'~'n Hanover County Court November pa,
Benjamin Cooke and Mary +. Cooke. infa.;s. Under the ar. ar
twenty one years, ty Elizabeth :. Nuckels. their next friend anj
guardian, Shsndy Perkins and Nat..d l. h. wife, and Malha
- II Ahlabtul fnlnihi, aIso :niants, under The age 0f twenty.
one years, Icy John [. Puiilail, their next friend aud guardian,
against Pl,iptifs.
benjamin l.. Cocke, John 4. Cooke, Robert r. Cooke. David &
onIcA anu ROXY l- wi!-, SrBica 4. +. Dlgees and Frances his
WE, ana Ed~afd d. Cooke, an infant, under the age Of twenty
on year,. Defendants:
This lay came the plaintiffs. by their attorney. ana filed rhrtr
hill, and The defendants, John A. Cooke. Robert p. Cooke. Senir,
j. T. Dlgee- and frances his wife, not having entered their an
Ieafahcc, ana gwen security, according 10 line Act of Assembly
thc nies }! tins Cont, and II appearing, By satisfactory cyi.
tche", INA, they are not iuhahitanis OF this Commonwealth. IN i.
Ordered, That tho -aid defendants 10 appear here on The fir,
eHu Ihat q cGpy 81 this order be forthwith inserted in some ness.
paper published In The city OF Richmond, for TWO months srrc.,
s,vsly1and thai another copy be posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Tesie,
Dee. II ~
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CTGP THE RuNAWAY.-S20J REE.IRD-ita away from
- the subscriber, IN Buckingham county, on HE 9Th instant, his
black man COLLINS, taking with him u bright bay Mare, about
q years Did, with 4 small hoy saddle and brlllc. Collins Is qinr
black, stnut make, Win a pleasant conntcnancc, excellent sci nf
teeth, fine head of hair, and large EYES, The whites showing fully
lie formerly lived in Petersburg, amI - probably making for thai
place, or taking a course Tor the free States. lie l. good house
servant, and may apply for business in tia; capacity. The mare
he took with him : a large and very fine animal. He probably
has on 4 blank.; ovcic0at, with packets outside, n hlne CLOTH
dfrsS coat, with one button gone behind, and a white hat.
will ray on. hundred dollars for Collins and the Mare, n
taken in the State, or two hundred for both, ii taken out Of ill.,.
State, and secured 80 that get them.
IL is believed that he can read and write, and may haze some
forged papers about him. ANY information about him will be
thankfully received. a. u. ABRAHAM.
Aaysylnp, Buckingham CO., Va. lee. ~, 1911. ij-Hiw
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NOTICE.-1hc Co Partnership heretofore existing hrtwrra
" And. Johnson, VIM. q. Wright and James II. Cooke, Mci
chants aud partners, tradin. under The firm and style Of A. John
son x Co, At 'IantsyiHe. in The county u: King William, WA
dissolved some time since. All persons indebted 10 tie finn arr,
requested 10 MAKE immediate pay ment 10 James II. Cooke alone,
aS he i the only one who J. authorised. 10 - ue the business I'll
the firm. A.. JOHNSON,
w. G.. WRIGHT,
J. II. COOKE.
Nov. -, ISL. f3-lf.
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~ cnAScERY.-ln Hanover County Court, November ~.

EENALE TEACHERS WANTING ITUATI0Ns.-I am r..
= qlrstsd 10 obtain situations for several L.dirs Of rn-scrp-
ilonaoIe character, considerable experience, and undoubted quail
hcitions a : Iencliers Of the yaripus English branches, together
WIN .r french Language and Music on the Iiaao Fotle. salaly
siuo ana hEiM Tor the scholastic year of ten months. Others,
mol so experienced in teaching, butotherwisc desirable, 500 and
SEQ and board.
Communications, addressed To the subscriber, po,taee paiJ
viii 0 promptly attended 70. +. r. NASH,
Book and Pdno Forte S,Rer, PstfrsJpg. ia.
] have for sale about Thirty Piano Pottes, nf different kinds, an
OF which will be- sold upon the condition thai paynrn, rna, !.
Withheld until The instian,e IT'S are fairly ined.
Nov.2 ,f
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in a voice OF thunder, from those who would usurp
them. 1t assures us that the country cannot be con-
The pure Democratic principles of our fathers.
"There is one thing of much moment-to secure the
cooperation OF those State Right Wings, who having
gone oti, are constrained by apprehensions of the abuse
and contumely To- DC cast on them by their allies if they
abandon them. Their hearts are with us whilst they
are prisoners in All cnemy's camp. Kindness, forbear-
ance, and Cancellation will, no doubt, mark the course
OF our friends towards them, however slow they may
he IN coming. | know they expect the post of honor :
s"e f'g IN , M.ns t Of The forces and SO far, IN Congress
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ErjJnn. UeckmbEr 10.

TIFHHY, DtttHW7
The SPEAKER submitted a communication from the
Board Of Agriculture, now in session in this city. The
communication was ordered 10 be printed; and on mo-
ton of Mr.. JACKSON, the Committee on Agriculture
and Manufactures were instructed TO inquire into The
cxpediency Of allowing reasonable compensation 10
the members constituting the Board.
On motions several!y made b. the Cilairman Of The
different Committees, the various subjects treated Of in
the message Of the Acting Governor were appropriate
ly referred.
, 1841-12-04
Pike County Agricultural Society.

The Society held Its first exhibition ant
Fair at Ashley, on the 18th Of October
1871, and will hold its next at Paynesville
in October, I842.
The exhibition of horses was not such a
might have been, had the owners of flint
horses taken an interest in it. Premium
were awarded to
B. Riggs, for the first best stallion, Crusa
der.
Henry Kissinger, Cd best. do. Sir Tiger
Same. LIST, One year old horse colt, Jacl
Downing.
William Bell, LIST, sucking colt, Woodpech.
err.
Same, Cd. do do do Vertner.
George Wells, LIST. brood mare.
VIM. Bell, Cd do do
Gen. F. J. Calls. LIST, saddle horse.
Adm. McPike, best yearling mule, no
competitor.
WIN. Bell, ist sucking mule.
VIM. Kerr, Cd do do
il. Holiday, LIST, aged Jack. Osceola.
Adm. McPike, LIST, yea Ring Jack.
III. kissinger, LIST, sucking Jack, Old Tip.
Same 2 do do Young
Washington.
Same lst. a grown Jinney, Anna Maria.
Same 1st. y~earling do Lousia.
The exhibition of Cattle and Hogs, was
much more interesting, rs they would,
doubtless, compare with this stock of the
kind in any country.
Premiums were awarded to
VIM. Settles, for the best Bull, Durham
stock Kenori.
Same, one year old bull, (Durham) Te-
cunsCh.
Wm. Kerr, I'd do do
II. kissinger, fist, bull cali, (DurIam) Mo-
hawk.
G. 7. Hudson, 2I do Dick
Johnson.
II. Porter, lst, aged COW, do Jemima.
II. KissiDCer. Cd, do do I.ilv
Same LIST, 2 year old heifer, do Ann
Dawson.
II. Porter, Ist, | year old do Bet.
II. Porter, LIST, sucking heifer.
G. Il. Hudson, Cd do do
f. ID. Bryant, LIST, woke OF oxen. q
VIM. Kerr, Cd do do g
VIM. Settles, LIST, best two year old boar.
II. k%isslnger, LIST, boar Pigs
L. NJ. Wells, do do
Same LIST, breeding sow
b Riggs, do do
III. k~issinger. LIST. SOW pig
S. y. Purse, 81 do do
CT. HUDSON, Sec'y.