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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
LIvERFooL oLAsslFlcAr1or.

There was very active demand today Tor descriptions Of
mango a TIE rates again advanced Considerably Sterling s in r
quest the steamer Of the i proNmo tvore Signature,
disposed ofns hghas 81 prem The anr ffo "a 81
per cent premFancs 542l St5New Yort 90 d,vs / , IA
per cent prem. Checks, par
Fegs are sueni vessels The are 6ng up 20 Liver
pool and HAVE al I'd and L. but full engagements could be
oneoted 10 day ratss-Bos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
HOYT q cos OFFICE.
EXCHANGE STREET

10000 capital Tor evening or 1900 10 or 1850 10 or
1000 &c Tekes e. Come oy before 20 oeoek and
get sTiesst. apQs
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
A Eum Train will run daily and from Petersburg during
- THIS week va Lsave Richmond past 10 o'clock A. n
Leave Petsbug before O'Clock p s. except on Tbursv
when Ne tan Will iaave Petersburg before O'Clock ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

" Inc wings having previously secured the r,om n,
the Exchange, the adjourned meeting of lie oon Al
wil be held at the City Hail. o'clock this evening Ear
ana every Democrat will and should come Muster s,r
e' every man be ut his post The day Of battle IL ~,
hand Come up Spartan Band, let lock our shields N
ge'her and march in solid and unbrokcn phaan. ,o o;
Gus victory. FRANCIS WICKEp ~ s'o'i-
JoHN Lynch, Secretary O"a n'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
Commercial Rttoro.
NEW-ORLEANS, MONDAY NIGHT

= IIITU To ~.
INC sales Of Cotton yesterday amounted 5000 bales with
eady market presenting Interest The reeeu
uy We're unusually large for the embracing N
o'uV oaes circumstance which attracted attention a.
g upon The ultimate extent Of The crop which sim sppesrs N
pc matter NJ great uncertainty As yet however we perceive no
g reason Tor devatng from previous estimate Of 275 OOo
oNJoOOOO bales although we'll informed parties are Of the p
that u viii not exceed 100000 bales. F'"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
COMMERCE OF THE LAKES

COL j. j. Albert of the United States bureau of opograph
ca engineers at Washington, has been for time en-
gagged IN collecting and classifying the statistics OF the
of the Great Lakes with view to the exhibition of
the growth and progress OF the Great West friend Just
from Washington gives the following striking facts which
he obtained from the Colonel A. and which may be fully
relied
The exports and imports of the region bordering on and
trading through the Great Lakes were TO the value Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

The River continues very high The pier and docks
still under water and seem likely remain for
vet We told that the is several feet in depth in
the woods OF Fulton and Hamilton counties. This will
keep the bed OF the Hudson trimming full for the greater
of the snmmer.-ALbanu Ernning LonrnnL AnriL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

YANKEE CLOCKS ENGLAND. The Birmingham ,Eng1
Advertiser Of the 10th umo says: American clocks OF
very neat appearance and utility far preferable TO the
old Dutch ones among the articles which
the tar has let and really seem likely to have con
siderable SALE without materially interfering with the sale OF
those of English manufacture"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

The Rocky MOUNTAINS. Mr.. Thompson, the astronom.
or OF the Hudon Bay company reports that he found peaks
between latitude 50 and Sc north than $4,000 feet
bovc the level OF the The height nearly equal to that
OF the Himmaay mountains OF ASIA.
INSPECTION OF FLOUR, MEAL, &c.-The following state
ment of inspections &c. the city New York is taken
from the returns made by the Inspector general the ess
lafure of thai Sfufc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
OHIO.

MANUFACTURES AT CIScINNArII.-The following toble
SHOWS the number OF persons employed in various
manufactures IN Cncinnat and the annual value Of their
productions from estimate made for the wear IsaI -
The population OF the city is only about GO, 900:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
LADIES, FAIR

The Ladies of the First Independent Cbrisi, 6.,..t
Will have SALE of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES eommnc
ing ON Thursday morning next 10 O'Clock in the novv
Granite front store Main street. opposite the Eop
ruins aud next door Mr. Krischman's Confectionery
Store. '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
In 1896.
S2,32I,32S
l4.l37,026
Exports
Imports
In 1871.
S32,3I2,5S
33,4S3,44l

Thus will be that while the trade of other parts OF
the Union has been greatly diminished from its 'palmy
sate 1886 the trade OF the Great Lakes has nearly quad
ruPied FIVE yea In 1886 the imports the west were
siT times the value of its exports; ls4 latter prac.
ucay balance the former. Such is the unprecedented
growth and extension of the mighty west
The returns for ls42 not yet perfect
Tr;B,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26


Decrease in value since 1871, S5I9O2l7 90
The measurer general OF grain in the city Of New York
reports bushels grain measured by him during
the year 1872 valued 81 52l 967 60 but does not state
whether imported the products OF the State He saws
pament in 1872 is less than in sIl and former YEAR,
This accounted for in ways; lst the quantity con.
sumed by dsters, is about quarter less ID much more
than usual OF the grain has been measured by the
owners consgnees the price of grain has ranged SO
low and frequently sold for less the actual cost here
This the law authorizes them do if charge made for
the service, and regular return bill required"
Niles Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

lhe SPARTAN Band ofthe City Of Richmond 10 m,
An adjourned meeting of the Democratic Republicans a,
the city OF Richmond held at the EXCHANGE Gomez,
Room Saturday night the 22nd Of April 1919 Col Francis
Wicker Chairman, and John Lynch Secretary
Francis w. Scott Of Caroline, John F. Wiley of Am.;,
and John w. Jones Of the county of Chesterfield heinz
present were called upon and successfully addressed the
meeting. ~
Thomos Richie offered the following resolution which
was unanimously adopted:
hes0ired That the thanks of this meeting be presented
by the chairman, to William G.. Brown Of the county of
Preston and to b. W. Francisco, the county of Lonisn
Tor the dnteestedness they have Displayed in Withdraw,
ing from the canvass, and refusing endanger the
OF the Republican party
Robert &. Scott, Carter NJ. Braxton Tbos Ri,cbi.
James ~ Seldom and Samuel d. Denoon seyernv adde's
sed the meeting. ~
On Mr.. Ritchic's notion il was
hesored, That, when this meeting adjourn il adjourn IN
meet asan ON wednesday evening next half past seven
O'CLOCK at the the Exchange Concert Room
On motion, IL
hesoreG That the proceedings of this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman aud Secretary and published in the
pers OF this city. :" "'e Pa-
On motion OF Robert +. Wicker
The meeting then adjourned.
+. WICKER, Chairman.
JoHS LYNCH, Secretary.
70 The adjourned meeting Of the Democrats will be
heid at the City Hail. (nstead of the Exchange Concert
oonl thus evening at half past O'Clock every
Is expected stand at his c,,n ~ N'"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
FOR RENT.

80 Tho subscriber, wishing 10 decline house.
keeping o6er FOR the large councillors dwelling
bouse no" N me- occupancy. Chuch 1 geneel
te'leetab ii also, the Household Rnehcn frnure be
onGhe inefeto u has large garen attached hne
waie IN TIE yard and All the houses necessary Tor comfortable
Dwelling Not desirous residence he woud wish o.
ooifd We Tie pon renting having only four family whon
liberal board will BE- paid house wiz be rented WITHOUT The
furniture desired Enquire stay residence
~ Eo-d JOSHUA COODE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
DfsINJ D. X.
To Col. John o. Mosby, Captains Thomas NJ. Ludd, and
]. b. Young.

After the cloth removed the health OF Col g. being
proposed by the Col Commandant of the Regiment, Col
B. arose, and in very tecous and feeling manner re.
sponded, aud, in conclusion, offered the following sent
"My association with the officers Of the 33d Regiment
An association cemented by friendship, and nourishcd by
broihery ove-the recollection of which shall
40 long as lie lasts or memory retains her seat"
The officers having subsequently, met Col John o. Mos-
by in the Chair and Lieut. Col r. s. Ceuthorn being ap
pointed Secretary the following resolutions adopted
let. Resoiued That sincerely regret that contn.
gency entirely unexpected about separate
from with whom have long associated, and whom
we shall entertain feelings Of the regard.
ID Resoircd, That wish him health and happiness
in the upon which he is about enter; md
that long time may eupsc before he shall be restored
10
3D. Resoired That the foregoing proceedings be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary and published in the pa
pers of the City of Richmond.
JOHN O. MOSBY, Chm.
RIcHARn s. CArrHoRx Sec,rY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

4 COUNTRY BAR IHON-A lot Of very superior Bar
- fon.hOi Viewers Forgs-fof BY
~ II JOHN r. TRRLETT a SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
EXTRA TRAIN,

w There will be an extra Train leaving IN.
pePoi for Tsyorsvie Thursday morning the 9Th instant
- oeocA' returning the same evening Those person.
wishing to Hanover avail tl,enis-lye. of ,h ]
nifty. Fare going and returnng) Oas Dolilr! =, %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
ANTHONS DICTIONARY.

= Nv IFfUN'N UTCTTUNIRY.
DICTIONARY Of Greek and Roman Antioutie. .dit. h ~
smith r. H. d., and illustrated by numerous enrraynrs nm
', nnerean edition carefully revised and containing nu-
nlcTous additional articles relative BOTANY Mnsroly J
Zoology Of the Anen- Anton Pro.or OF m. c.
anu IN columbia College Just published for sale by
~ :" SMITH, DRiNKER 4 MORRIS
very late arrivals received large aiiop IN on,
~ stock Of spring dry making our assortment eon,t al
worthy the attention OF ~
ap26 wADswoRTIt rt,pNpp ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
=. ANrHON'S NEW DICTIONARY,

-, hNrn0N'S NEW DsCTIONAHX
'" hhNDoLfH has received for Dictionary of Greet
Hhu roman Antiquities edited by w. Smith, PHI H. and nlu
~ V numerous engiavings wood: American edition
1evd and containing additional articles rrl,
% 70 he botany MineElosy and Zoology the aneient by
---~--'-- " - u y. ap26
x.,,,r ShAkSPEARE COMPLETE, &c.
VIZ dramatic Works and Poems Shakespeare with Note,
s' ana selected and Introductory each play:
y o w singer p y A. and Life Poet: by Charles Sim
mons ~ with ~ Illustrations completed ia Nos NJ -
cents each Nos. ] and received
No HaTpeT's Library, at 25 cts
No Bnnde's Encyclopedia.
NAY Fower or Sketches Of Characters among
"y u'Aetaahts OF the Pilgrims BY Mrs II. n. Stowe
Forae BY Zap 9Gl ~ pANnOt oil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNE
CARPET RAGS .Nr C

=,
CARPET BAGS &c. &c
Iesale and Retail.
V1 NE nke Tins occasion again TO remind friends
$s., ~ :=a; s::; s =; i;s :s much
CHANTS and purchasers generally us call before hey bv
assuring them that efforts part be wanting to please
ing,vz-
FOR LADIES
Ladies very superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers part Nc
Ladies very superior French Morocco Walking Shoes do
DO do seahkin and do do
DO hne French Morocco and Kid Buskins
DO do Cafssn Buekskin Shoes
DO eooured Moroceo Slippers white and white satin do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
do Cafskin Boots, I'd, 3rl Iih qualities
Do low priced pegged and seved Roots
DO very superior Cafskn and Morocco Drorans Miles
Do anocsIr, and ,k,o. 90 do Light Shoe, DO
DO fine Buekskn shoes and Slippers
MISSES.
Do Do % g q and sssl;.ia "f So s%ss:
10 90 do sealskin and Leather Walking Shoe,
BOYS.
Boys vsv fine Cal'kasrosans and Shoes
DO do do Kiptkn do do
DO lined and bound, pegged and sewed Brogans
do thick unbound begged and .ewed do
WOMEN.
" on leather Pegeed and sewed wells,
10 do do do Boots do
DO do Md and Morocco slippers do
MEMS.
"T no. sed and bound pesged and 'ewed Kip Brogans
DO thick unbound pegged and .ewed Broean.
DO thick PesFed and 'ewed Boots
ALSO,
assortment Of Chldren's Boots and Shoes at all prices
ALSO,
au leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks si
Travelling Bags Vace Trunks Cap and Letter Papez
W. Ppns rape Shoe Thread. assorted Brushes
ia" trunks ;y 9n sues &c; D: BURLINGTON 4 co.
- Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes Sc
~ ~ Mansion House
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

AN AWAY from the residence of the sub
seber lin the county OF Chesterfield near the Ct IIouse)
~ 'e "n instant my negro TOM high and
OF o ears OF age Said believe
uae banch and may present lurking that neighbour
inc ah"ve reward viii be paid for his apprehension
vey 70 me- or Tor his confinement jail may get him
"taln az so-N BAKER WELLS.
* W WHIskEY-A few bbls fine Augusta Rye whiskey-
~ JUS, received and Tor sale by
ap 26-dIw RROVN L. TAyIoR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

ANAMlIY FLOUR various brands
- hye whiskey' spemaeeti Candies Lard do, Lard Oh
sperm OIL (pure winter siTained)
Rio Maracnibo aud ~. Domingo Coffee
Noo.cy Woosey Sugar
Mackerel No and 3 In A. and whole bills NIL Of which
VIII be sold low by BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
m a ErIvv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
aEe The regular packet schr. WEYMOUTH.
Couch master having greater part Of her cargo n,,
can ahe three OF four hundred boxes tobacco immediate appea
ap26 I.ups p,,,,,..
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To Lieut. Col. BrS,. b. R. BARKER.


HENRico COUNTY, April Sth, 1913.
Gcnleinen-Iou Of the 9th instant, informing me
the Officers of the 33d Regiment had deputed you Us
Committee invite paake with them OF dinner TO
be given by them the head quarters of the Regiment
any time might designate received yesterday and a.
my time remain here very limited hasten reply
your kind invitation, coming does from men
with whom have been warmly and ardcntly associated
both in the Military and private walks Of life many
with pleasure, and propose Thursday, the Goth day
OF tho present month"; IL that day will your convenience
when and where hope shall with all of my brother
Officers more, give them cordial shake of the hand
and bid them final adieu. Convey them, gentlemen,
my best wishes for their prosperity and happiness and
cept the same for yourselves individually.
Most respectfully, yours, &C.,
BENZ. Il. X. BARKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26

The National IRdebfedness origin the Ad,ninistrG.
foR Of Van BHreR and The attempts Of The Mageian's
friends 10 fGsteH ii the Ways
We find frequent assertions in the loco foco papers, that
the government owed but five millions when Van Barren left
oiicc, and that permanent debt of twenty-five mill
IONS has been fastened the country by the mpocy of
Wing Congress. We have only consult the public re-
cords shew the of this position. The late Con-
compelled to provide twenty-five millions pay
debts chargeable previous the 4th March, ISL we
have yet heard the accuracy of Mr. Meriweahe Of
Georgia questioned his Report made 10 the lower
House OF Congress- winter before last, from which
find that the following due and be provided
for, when Van Buren, left office:
Debts recorded in the Treasury Department.
Treasury Notes S52s3 S3l
Due Holland l44OOOO
Funded debt of late war 299, $50
Uniunded debt 36,297
Debts recorded in the Var Department.
Amount due twelve Indian tribes on
which an annual interest Of $751;
000 is paid 81, $50, 900
Amount due Chippewa and Ottawa
Indians 100000
Amount due several tribes in trust and
expended for OF Government 100, 3sS
Amount due Florida militia 3l7,6Ol
Amount due Georgia do. ~ 495
Amount due State of Georgia 2O7.OOO
Do do. Maine 100000
These last four items, embraced bills which pas
sed both Houses Of Congress the last night OF Mr. Van
ren Of Office but late the signature
the Speaker aud yet denied that even this amour,
Is owing! But they have nearly all been paid since.
DebtsTeeordediR Post Office Department.
Due arrearaGes 10 Contractors So, 993
Due Contractors beyond means ISL 500
Debts recorded IN Macy Department..
Amount Navy provision fund used Sl,l43, 63S
Actual deficiency Of means 10
tie appropriations made by the
Congress which adjourned March
s, 1871, and previous Congresses l2,9s0,22l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
Deerease in value since lell.

Total value of articles inspected ls43 Sl793 $50 20
Total value of articles inspected in ls4l 23l2ls 75 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
l2,9s0,221
,47lq.nnn


Near 25 millions due the 4th March, 1871, which must
be paid aud which the Harrison party And
yetOcofocon talks OF National DEF having been brought
upon the country by the present Congress Van Buren,
found asurpus of lS millions the Treasury-his went
ms well as all the accrung revenue and ne left debt of 25
millions legacy his The war OF 1912
was less burhensOme the nation in pecuniay point
view, than four years Of rule like Van Buren's.
We challenge the refuaton Of these facts-we ask our
readers consult the documents referred to-their truth
has been questioned and therefore the evidence must
be conclusive. Who then created the National Debt -
We answer-Van Buren, and his subreasury defauerers
who ran of with the public funds fast they could
collect them The friends of Harrison responsible
for one single cent ofts creation, but find
meetit al.-PAiL Forum
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-26
DEMOCRATIC RALLY

HcnncO county, ai,h April D. ,s SalShH' Chi
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-27
I(EinO(aRAdIC WING


~ We are authorized to announce ELI
ABBOTT, Esq. az candidate for recollection
to the office of Sheriff of Lowndes County,
at the ensuing November election.
T We are authorized to nnounco Mai.
e. e. EGGLESTON, as a candidate for
Town Constable, at the ensuing election.
WE are authorised to announce WIN. p.
FULLER as candidate for reelection TO
the Office ofClerk Of Che Probate Court at the
ensuing November Election. s
WE are authorised to announce ROBERT
WEIR, as candidate for Clerk of the Probate
Court Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing Mo-
vember election.
WE are authorised to announce Captain
ROBT: Bl4AKELEY, as a Candidate fol-
Town Constable, at the ensuing Election.
WE are authorized to announce SEWE LII
NORRIS, as Candidate for CLERK of Probate
Court OF Lowrdes County at the ensuing No
vember election.
WE are authorised to announce STERLING
III LESTER as a Candidate for reelection te
the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court, at the
ensuing November Election.
WE are authorised to announce JEFFER'
SON NJ. GRAYBILL, as Candidate for Rep
resentatiye of Lowndes County, at the ensuing
election in November.
WE are authorised TO announce Capt. j. A
PERRY, as a Candidate for Clerk of the Pro.
bate Court of Lowndes County, at the ensuing
November Election.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-27
THE DEMOCRATIC WING.

The present condition of the Loco Foco party
of this State, presents a crisis in the affairs of
the Wings, which, if used with spirit and ener>
gy, will result in their triumphant success. The
dlscord and confusion, that prevail among the
Loco Focos, the fierce and angry feelings, which
have arisen in their ranks, and tie jcalousies
and disscnton, which have split them into fac
tions, together with the exposure, which they
make of their own prohgaey and corruption,
give assurance that then complete overthrow is
near at hand. Their corruption and abandon
ment of principle are rapidly working their own
cure, and public sentiment is again assuming a
sound aud hcalthful condition. Under circum
stances favorable, it becomes the imperative
duty oflhe Wing party to speed the progress OF
this political and neral revolution. To pros
tratc party so distracted by their own dissen-
lions, and SO degraded by their wn prof igacy,
requires bat vigorous and determined effort
the part of the Wings in exposing the enor-
nifty oftheir dsgracefuI doctrines, and in taking
advantag Of heir we akRess and distr ction,
One the most clFectuaI methods of distri-
buting political information among the people
by the agency of a well conducted press.
The weight CT the Eastern and NORTHERN por
ton OF this State in its political movements
makes Columbus one of the most important
points in Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal, advocating the leading doctrines OF tie
Wing party.
In view OF the fall elections in this State
which will be but TRAINING exercise for the
grand contest of l644, we have made prepare.
tons for the more extensive circulation of our
paper; and we call upon our patrons and all vino
are friendly to the cause which we advocate, to
lend their assistance as Wigs to tn promotiou
of our object. Without more liberal support
than we have yet received from our party, it is
impossible for us TO continue at our sole expense
the Publication of paper which has scarcely
reimbursed US one cent for what we have had
to expend
The terms ofTIIE DEMOCRATIC WIG
are as follows:
Four dollars per annum. IN ADVANCE.
Five "a ifpaid in six months
Six at the end cfthc car.
Three copies year for ten dollars N advance.
Five copies year, for fifteen dollars,
No paper will be discontinued, unless at the
option OF the Proprietor, until all arrearages
shall have been paid up.
H. III. BROWNE,
Editor and Propri etor.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-27
HARD TIMES INDEED.

The subjoined Order passed a. March
Term ofthe Pasquotank County Court be-
speaks state of destitution and suffering in
the Eastern part OF North Carolina, that but
few persons, we apprehend had any idea Of:
Ordered, That owing to the failure of the
Crops OF thepast year and the now distressed
and suffering condition of many of our citizens
that the County pledge its faith and bond it.
self and distribute Seven Hundred Barrels oil
Corn VIZ. One Hundred Barrels to each Dis.
trlcttfthe County.
ORDERED, That DIR. Perkinge, James M. Pool,
ambition Cnlpepper be Committee to buy
the Corn, and place it in charge of some
Agent IN Elizabeth City, whose business it
shall be to supply the people, as hereafter pro-
vlaed. The Agent shan give bond for the
falthiUJ discharge of his duties, and shall keen
fnll: statement of all his transactions, which
must be returned to the Courl for their exam
nation and approval. The agents shall take
notes for all Corn delivered payable January
], 1874, bearing interest from date.
Ordered That three Commissioners be an
pointed in each District of the County. who
small hold meetings for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the actual sutferings of the applicants.
S,ls watten orders to the Agent in Elizabeth
Cl.y Jor The amount of Corn TO be delivered
20 eacn person SO applying. In cases Of sick
ness OF non attendance of 1ny one of the Com
HAlssl0nsfs, the other two NAV issue the order
nMt lls expected that the orders viii be sirnnd
by all the commissioners.
It IS required that the Commissio sb.4I
examine into the real wants. of those wbn an
Ply for Corn. and under no Circumstance vr;ll
the Agent be allowed to deliver more tha1
hve barrels to any family at any one time,