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Mr.. Editor would much rather utter my prose-
thoughts through The enquirer, since your readers arcndy
think with me and the proper end Of writing T. 10 con.
vince dis.cn'not o. chime IN with conc urg opinions
Bnt dot print followed now By ioso o a parties has made
law, that each journal shhl l' b. readers eco ~ le
Of f orLG sipr a4 possible and accordingly ut repeat.
90 experience ho7 shown The opccssncss n nir and
timely hearing from any party paper, when have auqh To-
urge against be- party vcws. ! conrut1.ai, me gentlemen
Of the Press, upon the admirable success with which the
low has often crowned their efforts ash up the opposite
parties into absoomng fury and hcghtn to the utmost
ihcir natural tendency 10 hate sndrevo each othor II
the Ednburg Review rightly calls those gentlemen IRA.
rERs IN eKcitementour American Editors nay well o..
u IN the prosperous issue q their deangs heard but
yesterday, from on cyc.1n3carwiinets Of very honest
pafymsn'e wishing, wiha The mamie ndh
bitterness isi ftw HrNpRrp d h pny opponents COULD
o. rrr TO btirn Such u the Wholesome epnt engender
cd by reading newspapers OF edo only But enough
Of this.
The HOlr,, Washington, seem, resolved to adrnitss
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Me-srs Ddnker & Morris, have placed upon table,
the "Ened Of virgil" with notes. critical and eSpsnat.
IT," by Charlie Antion /. l.. D.. very valuable edition
Of this pr,ai Poets great work. The type large nrd
beautiful The poper equal any used tor this purpose in
our country, aud hc perfectly pure and llr
rs We cau Judge from comparison with ho bot editions
OF O. former day. Tic notes placed u body The
end c ihc work, end contain vol executed piUts oI the
various weapons engine. OF war, &c. mentioned Boo the
work. together with ships building, &c. IL contains aso
nn "h.tofcal neurological, and geographical iuGog"-
Bu, the moot important addition j. "Noiucs Index" the
care which tho editor has taken compiling which, proves
him ~ be true schoar-aliyc 10 the exquisite beauties
Of his author great part Of which const- 10 the music
and melody Of his rhythm, and Is entirely losupon
Who how well socycr hc may understand the literal
meaning Of bic author yet not perfectly acquainted with
r rules Of Latin Pr1-1dy We h1ppy that the
attention of OUT ,ca,h,rs generally. much turned .
subject 10 ,lukcsus that boy should b., t,gii from the
momout DC commence reading the decd language rive
every sytrje ne pfoDcr gUqafg. u such is
pursued by e instructor with stlldne vhen he b. sd
,,ne,d r enough GO r,ad ono of he Poc boz will hardly
find necessary 10 make BAN commit he ruIo Of Prosody
fss lnid down Bro thr grammar memory. IT, will have
already become acquainted with their Substance.
Dr. Anthjn's edition OF the yEn,d is the beet end most
stimulating q, the young student have yet seen. We
forgot T. 10Y hat pnt Of the Old Man,uan, appears n the
lonuspioec. with thc orgau Of "lioa.iU" largely de-
,cloped a. to be 90 caution" 40 70 % looded Phronolo
gtts.
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EDITORIAL. FIN

The Globe sometimS ago stated, IAt the President.
Private Secretary made various certain mem
bers OF Congress unite in turning Blair L Rives-
Tho Mrdsonsn denied that John Tyler Jr had done any
such thing. The Globe poke- iun John Jones after
the following fusion:
\ CONVENIENT ORGAN.
The Madsonan most suitable o5ria for the present
Executive Government. Old Polonius himself was moi
plastic than John Jones For the prince
Hamlet Poonius could anything in the shape desired
"H9micf.-Do you SEQ yonter cloud. that's almost in
shape 81 camel
'Poloaias.By the mass. and It's ike camel, indeed
"Ham.-Mejlnks ii Is like a weasel.
"Pol.-lt 1t, backed like a weasel.
"HaH.-Or, ike d whale.
"PoL-Ncry like whale
Precisely in the have seen our poetical heir
mont mouJhpiece
Bo5-Do yousee yonder Globe, which i. almost in the
shape OF bank Of pape-l
JohHay.-Ry the ma.s, and us like bank OF paper in
deed.
Bo5.-Methiuks it i ike it was made Of Clay.
JohHny.-ltis backed by Clay men.
B05.-Oritis like a Kindcrhookcr
johnBs.-Nery ike Kinderhook.r.
Wei! the Globe having undergone such variety Of pba
in the eyes Of speculative moonstrck
We are not as,onised that should excite phantam
that he himself in il.
"Polonius-Nh hat 90 you read my lordl
"Hamlet.-W orda-vsords-yyor
"POl.-Nhai IS the matter, nv loTdl
"Ham.-Between whol
POL mean the matter that you read, ms lord
"Ham.Sandes cir; Tor the satrieei rogue says here
thst young have great impudence-hat we have
p, atii lack OF wit together with most weak heads ali OF
which, sir, though powerfully and poienty believe
yet hold it not honesty to have it thus set down"
And, accordingly, find the ministerial orgau OF oui
mad Hamlet denying hhI he powerfully aud potent
y believes, but "hods itnot honesty have it thus SCI
down"
The Globe then goes designate Robert Tyler and
not John, Jr. the shining individual. The Editor
had been under the belief that Bob the Private
kayt
Messages to Congress. The old revoluonst has Johr
Jones ION the hip" this time
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c.nL rmanon NJ Me .leelign NJ sanla lana.

i""fTHGftOu ~ me ftCrfiOH ~ NGHfd .iHHd.
Discovery Of the ruins Of large city, OnIuca.
The C,asor Of the 18Th snys that Tie by
to ms hit morning, confirms the report Of the election of
Santa Anna the Presidency All the returns hud not
yet been received but IL positively ascsrtuned that be
had obtained the sufrages Of the tw0now Electoral Col.
legos, which assured - him the constitutional majority
This election, which consider very important for the
tranquility ui Mexico, Suggests the journal dat We hive
cited, great deal ot scryie and place nduaii0n,
which cau6otbe read but with disgu-tby him 10 whom they
applied.
Tier, nothing new ~ tho scat Of government nor boz
any Of Ho other ,puucuis discovery has ronspited
that vII Crafty Io antquafiln ond philosopher a letter
h1s Dr. received from the subPIoCct Of Tr0uan, in the
d,psrn OF Oilca announcing the discovery u tho ruins
Of ,rnor city, Oaiacs. These ruins are -ituat.d iu
valley called lac Juafas, in the onvron' II tho village oi
Quoiciec. The n the sub project dspays little
Of ts scienufca knowledge required for 20 interesting
mater Ils describes several edhces but gives rs
data by which decide 10 the remote antiquity of
this city. II 10 be presumed, the Mexican government
will send scentfco comnisfon 20 make survey and re-
pJu.-N. a. COuiier.
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Loco Eneo ALorsmrnts.

As "chroncers Of the times" feel bound 20 record
the movements Of all parties. The following annunciaon
sppears the Enquirer Of Saturday The Democrats Of
the Legislature, IL seems, determined u abide by the
nomination Vi the National Convention which we interpret
resolution the part of the Calhounes to throw
their Captain overheard, and sail under the orders Of the
Undertook The proceedings OF the Legislative Con-
venton, Caucus whatever was given at length in
the Enquirer.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA
We take IheibeTy OF respectfully recommending TO your
serious consideration and acve support the following pro-
ccedngs Of your Republican Representatives. on Thursday
night This harmonious meeting ha. been
ri the wsestesuls. The Wings several weeks ahea
Of US in Ier movements Their Central Committee in this
City, undertook to urge STATE Convention meet on the
22d February, for the purpose oioning Wing Electoral
Ticket The Republican Party have waited the L.
gs'iuro strike ball, ami wei aud promptly have they
struck it, In four days after h,ir meeiiag after holding
preparatory aud a final Convention for the purpose they
have nded to YOU meet without delay 1T your
December aHd January Courts, and send delegates 10
their State Convention we will here add, that the Pre-
amble and Resolutions Of the Democratic members Of the
Legislature, Thursday adopted witout chan
ging word o the positions taken by the Committee char
ged with the subject This Select Committee Of five were
unanimous the subIect-and, this Committee were
Of the distinguished friends Of Mr.. Calhoun
Messs Tnifcuo and Anderson, Of the Iouso) II pro-.
posed to hold the State Convention early the first Of
February because the Members anxious shot
session Of the Legislature, and to adjourn the earliest pos
.iblc period
And noy i,lljwciiileus We call yarr attention To the
erclt principle which they have acted. They have de-
l-uurd abide by the uomGcc of the General Conycn-
o-and carry This idea, they recommend tho Elfc.
o. be- selected, AID your Delegate, BE- appointed
the same principle. We invoke your immediate action
Come forth, and carry the appeals II your Democratic
State Rights Republican Representative. Act only viii,
the energy which they have dspiaycd-act with the
harmony-upon the principles which they have
pursued and may defy OH the calculations Of the Wings
Let have full Convention 1t IL possible 20 collect
Let ne have free and harmonious conference, band
brothers. Let also organize and foe the Spring
tonz--sol,rtrg tho strongest every where in the
counties and senatorial Districts who vii support the nom.
tai contests upon the shcf-And shall carry tic State
sled ~. moral force o hC Spring victory o,sr the Fail
olocr1n-ond laugh o. scoru ell to hope, all tho struggles
,ll Die uunmrn, of tc Coous and their "M Boy oi thc
ga-Ls-, sonr with them.
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' TSi. Faupn., on The csprom.. Of tn. coa.u.on

We hasten IN lay before oadcrs the follow NJ pttc
from Hl Gidt!ngs Of Ohio, touching he publication which
We copied from the Loainc Republican It appears that
the editor 81 that paper mftDoh IL" letter from Cnssius VI
Clay, kiHsmHH NJ Henry Cag E-1. fos cter from Mr.
Henry Clay.--RiciH0nd EHy
The Enquirer could write paragraph Of seven lines
without having fling at Nh Clay, which the editors ought
to have known and uniOunded an d nse.
qucntly unjust MrCsssius W. Clay IL no more kinsman
Of Henry Clay, than Thomas Richie, Esq lie son
OF the late Green Clay, and bears the distant reu
uonshPo Henry Clay, except that ne the same name.
When Mr. {. VI. Clay he'd personal difficulty last sum.
mer with Nlr. Tyrrs Post Office Agent, Samuel w Brown
the Locoiocp papers seized hold Of the circumstance and
called him Of Henry Clay. This statement was PROMPT
y corrected y hundreds OF papers iu different sections
e country bni the LocolOcus hoping attach blame
e" the great Fiat OF the West remained silent Now
when Ca..iu7 VI. Clay corresponds with Giddiug4 they
make up lc aud charge the authorship % Henry Clay-
thus caumry J. exploded by the Henry CIrv
and 10y ldding- himself, when n last r,sou for capital
Cassus VI Clay Is set down "ksman OF thc sage 81
Ashland! Such the articles, the low and palry OF
locoDcoisin. Aud yet venture assert this story will
he pemites To remain unronuaiictcd, and Henry Clay will
he held responsible tor the opinions OF his mscaod "Ans.
MANY. u. TrOpir.
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n
y continued snd held for Louisa county. the Court
House thereof Saturday. 10th day September Is41:
shson T. lesSr' admit OF Susanna FarTar
individual capacity, Plaintiff,
against
John b Shelton decd n Shelton
admir- &c hons o William Shelton deed William Shelton
Minor and John n Shelton Shelton. 10 OF
unound mind BENJAMIN MINOR e1or. OF
John Shelton decd Thomas PoindeKier Sheriff
such admir- Jesse Shelton deed; and sally Grubbs
ford aud Richard Dickinson surviving husband Of Diekn
son deed who was - Crawford. Samuel A. Lsake WA J.
Leakc, Eliza 4. =. Lucy Mathew G FAAr
Richard L. farTar Elizabeth T. Farra R.
Morris admir- Dc bons Of John and sarsh Par
D. Farra Thomas S.on wife formerly sussn
Farrar Elizabeth Farrar, widow and administrator Joseph $
FarfSr decd the clhIen Of Elizabeth Wharton, deed
tie wife Of George Waon Whose unknown Iuenda
Wharton Sh,i,on Farar Defendants
read aud the report Of Commission Jones, which
hath beH taken ausuedb counsel on con,
siienon whereof the intending any Thing
ou what ioo"s and being u opinion that tire wonl or tie
sduATy clause Of the last will Shelton
meant hA IN the place oi or and that The wOTd
legal representative in clause,
the death Of Ann wOodon would legal
Distribution OF such OF his children whose mentioned
the said resdua clause deceased leaving
said Ann Woodson whether child gn,ndehd great gandh or
other descendant per ana
and who distributor rerons ap
pointed TO take under the VIII and therefore, aseeranns who
would such Ieceatcd
eracc he 90 she had lived unit, the death Of "a Id Ann wooi
and died the doth ad ldge
Commissioner Jones take showing upon
principles aud state and set
tie between and John II. Jamrs
shelton deed who eIar OF Nm shsOn, deed showing
81 hnI residuar clause
and also Of the bctcc
sstees Of said VIVA shelton, the legal representatives thereof
and the SAID Grst setting
executor sufficient tund for the payment Of ahe legal OF
JOHN HUNTER C. c.
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HowARDsviLLE ,
undor.irncl.

'HNbh undersigned inke- this mcihoG # inform
~ NO ue rcof ~ me ..rg ~ Nelson and y, che PEOPLE boz
ne Immediate neshr.,d a raat,iue tfat hey nov have
40 goods usually s,pt co.atf, sfs So seh t-y Will sfn s
p" pgs tnl We fifrc' request ssous vdHng purchase
s' al1. Iatl uT" csl Hul ,suns iof themselves AMI
We NI pcdse oufit .nI public % have gl lr,e, boa.s
non hos o. ihe an IN rr far reception Totacco
1, ~ tHt 'e Fi''n o. ting nni fore I'D
% I tiria ~ Produce or cue uTf Canal ro4t
elhh' VII make reg't $40 fou HlNaf.va ~ Richmond
- l--im fliGPATRitE & CLARKE.
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IIhig !S,atc ConrenLion.

The Wings OF every County, are requested to
appoint Delegates forthwith, as the Wing mem.
bcrs. in the earnest desire that the Legislature
will adjourn early in February, have il i'm contem
plation TO propose earlier day than the bond OF
that month, for the holding the Convention.
The Wings meet tomorrow, to take the matter
under advisement.
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VALUABLE LAND ron sAIE.


- on which he lives ying IN The county q Orange, within
three miles ~ the Oange Springs, n Omnf Count
Hone and from try thuJ 1--WE ~ TrcdcneksbuIg containing
about v hundred has comfortable uoy dwelling
house chimnrys places below and iour
above wiiba barn. stable snd a Other necessary houses TO snf
family alao large orchard u selected fruit together with saw
and gst neshboufhood u much pine timber The farm
adapted culture o. al kinds Of grain tobacco &c ana
has u frt rate highland meadow.
The 1Ssenbef disposed purchaser Tho TN.
proved rsu u the Farm he viii M from two 10 our hved
acres, win sen Ne mills with my more a. ne pu''hs
may disposed rtuisd healthy neifhbourhood Of
good ,Ocsy. u deemed unneeef'oU 20 ~ hn Wns more"
~ presumed ne pufchsref win view The prenlte.
no 2e-cqawU JUN w nNLb
e Religion, H,rsn Win copy weekly iorbd aud charge Jsa
RDs
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THOMsoNfAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
ID L. IN UnpINgn.. -......... Al

II w ifs ~ hOpllNDON CONTINUES 10 ultT MS
- Professional those who prefer BOTANIC
PRACTICE DOrt = graduate of Medical College ~
oo has devoted sstemi years n The study MEDICINE Sur
gerry and other branches Medicine
Including two H n Lecture upon subjects uay taught
in reputable Medical Institutions HE experience dur
The last rcafs forms cf die
ease g1rh nJsp-.l. Liver Complaint pf0psy. Rheumatism
Asthma, Fcroil, fs Spinal Ancton anil NJ Disease
peculiar a. ires ufnfcs tho Insertion That large ina fy 81
those who have long been afflicted md deparrd getting
well m1y '~ by uicious o Botanic renrdcs restored
IN health and strength
Prsons residing at distance obtain load with Dr. Ruheh
viii make greatly their favor The Doctor attend personally
Boo rnses ~ MIDWIFERY Only $40
suppy of genuine Botanic Medicine Tor wolsfas
nll-aso Thom.1n's Ntw BOOK containing pages
persons having d'c1ed VII end their interest
sefi uen n he Doco Diseased puchaeod and be
ri price given iof such considered incunbl.
dice " Street above
Do iR-3m0 Brackets Tavern, shoetoc Ill.,
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suppose have found the whole weight Of the Demoers
rather than their shoulders calculated
bear. and "soia beer orasory Is getting discount
Hence this eapPearanee Of Mr. Stevenson, who is s,iu.
inc "old unker and goes for tho nominee Of the Con-
Vcniion. provided that nominee be Martin Van Buren,.
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Cnnn.slosrr., Orrlcr.
Louiaa couniy. IN Dc. lsl3. (

LOuil1 county, al De, 1913. (
The netefi Ia the foregoing decree hereby notified
hat shall attend Elisha Melons Louisa IIous,.
the second Monday February day,
the hours O'Clock the morning and the
day thereafter between hou- aforesaid where they
Vtsd 0" au, with the vouchers support thor
tive claims 10 the property be- distributed.
de CHARLES 4. JONES Comm suoner.
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10 ~, Editors Of ~, HAig.
Gendemen--I have lust ace, ,,...
Containing certain resolutions pa.s,d i, r, Ci. rL
hanosef, IN regard O. thc Vice Pref.8src, b., icy n -
ypgfspn'''i error NJ rather too important r.or,,,
W - witout correction. ln the last sentcpr f ~ -
smble, ihe Club BE- made o. say AoJ ,be Wv ~.
noa ha, -, been made BY thr Wings Of me comm, f an
ssa"s 70 % voted ior BY hem faf tn, vice Pre.d,1ry
g u should read "by tae Wings u IN. omit, .,
fof athoneh, " We were Inclined AL bs r, ,,. '',g
Wight pofheps' almost pcrsuads Ourselves b,t W., 49, y
ressifs ~ nafion, yet W. Asusr o4-,slvc, TIA, 81
- hslire ~ our coyHfy capacity O., decide = , 80, &
non tof we country. lleaso make tht correction.
- IN greet husie, your ven uuIy
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DIED.

On the 7th OakrJge fssdenee of her grand Gter
W-on Allen q the Cuup FANNY BIRD daughter Of RoJt
ifd Aichue ". Tuneau
On the 29h July, Mr. Jc-frH TuoNsov BRpwv. 90 tie
residence Of bis father, Mr. Miller Brown the lower end
q Hanover Mr.. Brown was delicate in consti.
t1tirH' iuasna,o and ardent iu Compartment IL was
'ng'r'd 30 the study OF mciicne but, like many others
iurw'dto poetry. has found ON early grave.
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Iypog'aPAieai ErrorIn paper Of yesterday, in the
article upon the subject ct the Baltimore Patriots iniom.-
ion concerning the affair OF the trip from Baltimore TO
Norfolk in public vessel the word espionage twice
printed esoaaSs Our readers doubtless made tho correc.
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1 suisror lri,ee.-We shown, yesterday. pair
of ladies' Walking Shoes, manufactured by Messrs. D. b.
Franklin X Co.. Shockoe Hill. The materials were the
very best Md and the workmanship would compare with
any in our country.
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"L0ts o5scNi Haroid re-aIpears at last"
We csrn from source which consider perfectly 10.
tentic hrt tie Hon Andrew Stevenson vii. address the
fsi,ha at their LoH meeting. The "b sat young men,,
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The Wing Members of the General Assembly
are requested TO meet tomorrow "Wednesday
night, nj Z o'clock, in the Senate Chamber.
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CnEAP DIN GOOns.

SSERVANTs CLUTHINc-Ksrssy. Linssys. sluinsus Ken.
- lucky Jeans Blankets &C.
COTTON sHtRrfNCs 4 sHECTINGs--A fun asoftu,nt and
cheap.
TAgLE DIAPER 4 NELLfNGs--Bleachoi and Brown.
LADIES DRESS GOODs--Aiouslns Chussnr Team ehanea
b.. eoioufcd AMI Biz Agacas
ALso-CARPErs 4 HUGs-Couon and Wool which VIII be
s0h very low J. ~ CUNNINcHAMa.
De ~ N ~ sbeeto. IN
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We desire interview with "IIsnry." who left com
munication in our box for yesterdays paper.

TAe District Members and the Lac Of Congress.
Accompanying the very able and may say. the
Swerabe article this subject in another column
the following private note:
am sure bu hope that the acceptable portions
you OF the foregoing essay. be far oyeTbaaneed
by the acceptable. gain admission your columns
You sgrce with me, that II il has any force would tell
far in the Enquirer. When Richie dice cannot the
OF youif you be then under I0cform that dreadful
evil the exclusveness OF the Press Laugh, buthear
Ii we had more space, might say something this
proposition Of giving both sides full hearing our col.
Butwe ourselves for the present with
simply dsavowns any designed suppression Of any thing
calculated give readers fair understanding OF the
main arguments OF opponents. We desire them
possession OF those argumsntsand far limits
admit. give them them; this account is that the
readers OF the Wing much better informed taken en-
mnssc and much tolerant than the Old Word
readers the Enquirer. who any other paper
srope their way through the darkness visible which broods
over IT'S columns.
when Ritehic dies" We'll take into consideration the
reforming the alleged "eScusSenes~ OF the Press and in
the meantime give practical proof that do practise
that eNcusyeness, BY Inserting the article OF "Mnot
withsandng his democracy and the UNJUST fling tie
Wings.
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ANNUAL REPORT
o. rHE AUprroR on rUHLiC ACCOUNTS.
AUrrrok's OFrict, 5th December, ISL.


o. TN AUorroR rvHLiC ACCOUNTS.
Aurrrok's oFrict, 5th December, lsi3.
Ihsvc the honour present the general assembly.
conformity 10 law, annual report the public GnAn-
The balance in the treasury on the LIT Oct lsIs exclusive
Of the funds under the direction OF the
eond auditors department.. 20.l74 7s
The receipts irum that time until the LIST
Oct last. from taxation and other sources
Of revenue was 7is.asI ~
From dividends on bank stock. aud int.
Of pubic works, i9s2sO 90
Forintcrcst on Washington monumen,fuad
loans, aud part ofprnepal made
too. o,gls Ia
Temporary loans from the banks. TO be re.
paid the 18th December lsi3. $4,000 90
i.eso,iOS 90
The ordinary expenses OF 20
for the same period
amounted 463,lSS O6
Washington monument fund
investments in stock &c. 2,14l 81
Interest paid common
weHlths debt, including
pOrnry loans from banks. s7.Oss IS
Paid requisitions from the
Board III public works tomcet
interest bonds PAL ,0C0 90
Appropriated the James n.
aud Kanawha company
10 pay interest, dividends,
Sc s7,s22 90
Bank loans refunded on the
9TH December 1872 35l 900 90
- l.23l,49l 25
Balance. 1854 OF
From which deduct amount
10 the credit of the Washing.
ION monument fune, I7G 30
And issued from
his office beioT, the LIST Octo.
Der 1872 and paid after.
wards, 9 90
saving balance il the treasury on
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MONROE WARD CLAY cIup

The regular meeting OF Monroe Ward Clay Club viii be
held on this evening the 18th nst in the school room of
Mrssrs Smead X LeiebVrc, at I o'clock All Wings,
whether citizens OF suangcrS invited to attend.
ID. SLADE, Seety
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IL We omit - state tiat the Speaker, MIR. HOLE.
man. Obtainees,e OF absence. last "Wednesday for six
ds,s-snd the chair temporarily occupied b Mr. South
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j. j. DAILY,
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT NEi

RICHMOND.
RI virtue of a deed Of trust executed 10 me by
~ sam ~ Oh,erand Martha hs WIFE, bearing 26h
day of June l5i2 ant duy recorded In The Clerks ofee Of
County oi Uenfco sha ed r. c n The bgest bidder for
cash. a. nc auction snc 0fR Dckrnaon Bro Ia the city ofRC
nDnd on IHiHrDAY r 2i Dee az - ocDcAa Ot 0fgt0urd
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