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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01
THE ENQUIRER.
Richmond, june IS.
,BsEoulEs TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL
YarKS0N

soBsEQulEs TO THE MEMORY OF Gen :
JACKSON.
On This dav. we hope all will meet as Amer
s'can ciiizens-that the boiling cauloron OF pay
warfare viii be still-lhat whatever errors may
shave been committed by the illuslrions cedu
/ may be foreo,ten-lhat the strong poliIicai cur
! rent. which has been rushing with sucn lear
sful rapidity. overurning and uprooiins socia'
fleeing, may, at least be lued. - 70
! look elsewhere at the american ieeilns ma
shas been exhibited; let us for moment con-
Stempate the conduct of such men as Dan'el
sWebslel and Reverdy Johnson, whose Po''''ea'
yopposition 10 The deceased none can dehy,
sand see, whatever party feeling has maae
Chem do, they are yet ready and willing 10 iay
ssdown party grefs at the grave oil inc ueienue'
sof their country and their country's risn's. we
JIrust the same feeling may animate lhe cur
szens Of Richmond; but we confess we nave our
stears. AS an instance, one gentleman VINO has y"
shis employ some half dozen members OF 'o-
sun,eer Company, said that he was 100 oasy W
set them turn out; but in the next moihen. 'e
marked, that "old Jackson ought 10 have Dee' ueau
SGny years ago." We sincerely hope however 1
slhat there are few such men in our m'os' anu
that The mass Of our people can elevate mem
selves sufficiently high TO condemn such pre)uu'-
ices. Elsewhere we have heard oil no parry!
Feeling; and we trust, that whatever may nave
existed here WILL for this day al least, be "oureal
hin the tomb of the Capulels." But 10 those OF
our political opponents who are unwilling 10
unite in the funeral solemnilies we would only;
3recal the action Of the Democrats when PIes'uern
I Harrison visited The city Of Richmond in fepru-
5ary, 1911, just oul OF violent political race, with
The sweat and dust remaining On his garments
! when party elimination and recriminatIon wereI
at their food They united with their Wing bTe-
: thren in paying him that honor which truly Del
slonged 10 him as General, and as President on
! ,he United States. We do not ask them TO no
nor the living, but to bury the dead. Perhaps 'n
Ia few short days, We may be called upon 10 paw
a,he same tribute 10 another Ex-Presden', Johh =
adams. For ourselves, although We cannot say
glhat We admire The man, yet we shall not be want
cling in paying respect 10 his memory as an TX
gPresidanl Of The United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01

Some OF THE YOUNG IRELAND PARTY OF the
Irish National Repeal Association in Dublin,
have evnced a wish that Daniel O'Connell might,
be pleased 10 retire 10 private life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01
NAVY DEPARTMENT-osprRs, &c.

JUNE Is.
Midshipman A. Read leave three months.
MidshipmanR K. Fairfax leave three months
Midshipman ]. Myers, leave three months.
Midshipman S. B. Ralhbonc, detached from
receiving ship Ohio, and TO sloop Marion.
Midshipman j. Wicoxson, 10 sloop John Ad
ans.
Pur,er R. M. Price, detached from special du
ty at Piusburg, and to sloop Cyane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01

Funny PEOPLE, the Chinese! It's said that IN
China, the married women lie under sort OF
nerdict from the presence of their husbands
fathers, who may not speak TO them or enter
their rooms except on particular days. me
father-in law retains, however, an unlimited right
Of chastising the lady when she does any thing
which he thinks wrong; but how is ne to fog, II
he may not approach her? An ingenious eS-
Incident is resorted 10 the old man tiogs his son
who receives the casligation with all meekness
duly returns thanks for ii, and then goes 10 make
a complete transfer oft 10 his spouse, being care
full 10 hit her just as hard and as oien as he has
been hit himself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01
The Amelia Springs.

THE AMELIA SPRINGS are now open
4 for the reception of yisilers. The mineral
qualities OF The water is so well known that the
Proprietor deems il unnecessary to alude TO them,
but pledges himself to make this delightful wa
trring place an agreeable retreat for all who may
visit them. Fare to correspond with The times.
June 27-clm +. A. WILSON.
b Wing and Compiler, and Petersburg In
telligencer and Republican, will please copy for
one month, and send their bills 10 this Office for
collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01

most competent-and insist, that the character
and dignity OF the institution ought TO be kept up
by adherng 10 the present exorbtant charges; but
The people will say, it is an institution no, by any
means suited TO our wants-it is not the thing for
the age; and they will send their sons 10 other COL
eses, where they pay less and get the same mem
tai discipline and intellectual framing. Al many
other colleges, those who will study have album
dant opportunities to study mathematics, pbysi'
cal science, and languages ancient and modern,
and become acquainted with them. Those who
have the power TO regulate the expenses may look
with indifference reform in this PARTICULAR; but,
unless some change be made, the institution must
be comparatively deserted. 1t has not been five
years since it was declared TO the world, by one
as well acquainted with education, in all its
branches, and every system, as any man in This
country, "Gire me 100000, and mil buM a
college that shall accommodate fire hundred young
men annually" Whilst this is the spirit OF The
age, shall The time come when the traveller shall
pass By our University and say, "behold the fol-
" and extravaganza Of Virginia.!
A FRIEND TO THE UNIVERSITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01

TN the United States Court iol ~, Ian,
i Dis,ric, OF Virginia, l7th DAY ., E-,.
In the matter of bankruptcy o. n ):
Hyneman 1t appearing BY the r'p lss, i tx.
neral Assignee, filed in this cas- 10 IN Ri,
deposi,e, TO the credit OF the ool. y SIS
in the Bank OF Virginia, The sum ! n,;cs 4
distribution: 1t is ordered, ihaI hv tor ,,c
lished in the Richmond Enquirer, ~ In.
that at a future term, a dividend anu Il, cr
will be made of the said sum among Pho 81;
of the said Ezekiel s. Hyneman, Ing lt-
proved their claims. after deao." r ID.
such fees as may be due the oliee''
ACopy-Tesle: ,.yo q
June 25-dll&eS = "a"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01
TN the United States Court for he ba'''
Il ,n.I Iain

i trict Of Virginia, June 18th, lsio
In the matter Of bankruptcy Of Ros BE-
1t appearing, by the report OF me w" !,
signee, filed in this case, that there ! :" !. ,-e
to the credit of the Court in this cas-, :, -,
Of Virginia, the sum Of $50 ~, ioI ~" ne
II is ordered, that notice be publi:htc ~ a
mond Enquirer for len days-thal, a. - r..
term, dividend and distribution WIN 10 - 8,
the said sum among The creditors o. . y. !,
bert L. Irby, who shall have proved 'n =. r
after dedueting therefrom such zee = IL.
due the officers ofthe Court. coTTo q
June 25-dlt&c3t z. MA -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
THE TRIBUNE.
THE POSTAGE REFORM.

We can scarcely fix our thoughts on any other
subject until this great measure OF National engh-
enment and benefcence shall lave been consum-
mated. People Of the United States. are you con-
siderng that the Senate has passed bill reducing
Letter Postage to fire cents iai ounce fer any dis
lance, and that the House will probably adopt or
reject II as you shall determine Your ACTION in
the premises is now vitality necessary. Pour in
pour petitions, friends Of Reform! and LEI them IN
fec lines Just eneat the House TO pass the Senae's
bill. That bill has faults-it is less favorable 10
newspapers and to our personal interests than any
which has been matured, but ii makes sweeping
Reduction Of Letter Postage, and lis passage now
will smooth the way for any future adjustment OF
the Rates to the standard Of equity and produc-
tiveness But ii this bill is lost the Reform falls tor
this Session, and the People will be weaned, dis
appointed, discouraged. Friend Of Postage Re
form! you are faithess to your duty II you do not
at once start petition ask your neighbors 10 sign
it, and sent il at once TO your Representative dt
Washington. If you know Member, write HIM
an urgent letter; if you know dozen, write to
zach OF them Only let themrealize that The People
earnestly desire the Reduction Of Postage, and they
will promptly grant it.
A letter Just at hand from most intelligent Mem
Der Of the House, says;
HocsE or REPRESENTATIVES,, Feb. 9th, 1915.
Dfu Sa--It is with sincere JOY that | inform
YOU the Senate have Just passed and sent to the
House the new Post Office Bill, reducing letter
hostage 70 a uniform rate OF ) cents. No act OF
legislation Of the last twenty-five years has been
received with such general appreciation and reoic-
ing as will attend the final success OF this great
measure II will make a new erd IN the spread OF
intelligence and the progress Of civilization.
Indulgea confident hope that the bill will pass
the House but this is by no means certain
The Immediate Anncxationists are thrown Into
much confusion by BentoD's last movement. My
own opinion is that no resolution for the admission
of Texas viii pass AT this Session; but there
those who think differently. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
MATIERS IN WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Ct the Tr!banc.
wAsalsG1ox, FEB. .. 1915.


You will naturally be surprised 10 see, IN The
Globe OF last night, that Judge Nelson has been
confirmed in his nomination TO 4 Jndseship III the
St-preu,c Court Of The United States the report
IS not true. There are all .ors OF opinions about
the chances OF his Confirmation, as also ei Judge
Reads. Fo, my part, think Walworth and hing
were much better nominations than these and !
lsrIIy tbink thew cen be confirmed, unless through
fear OF getting still worse hear that there are
some charges made against Nelson which would
defeat him il proved The difficulty, however, OF
getting the evidence in time may operate IN his
In great haste, yesterday afternoon, told ,yo1,
W. White, as Consul 70 LlyePool Ihs leaves I
good fat Office vacant TO be filed probably, by M
Polk. The Senate have done their duty faithful y
believe none vino know the CASE, could say mat
they would have been al all Justitisoe N con'il-
ing him They have no, yet acted on M At T.
wood case. They confirmed the nomination OF
Thomas Lloyd as Surveyor OF the Port oil baiu-
more. Joseph Graha mas Consul 10 Busnos Ayres,
and acted on others OF lesS Importance.
Important dispatches have been. received from
the Cherokee Nation. There will probably 6s
report presented TO Congress tomorrow from the
Commission sent 10 thai country some time since,
of which will be able TO tell you something In
nortant in nv letter tomorrow. Murder has been
committed already and war Is expected 10 follow
The difficulty arises from the lliteeng between
the old settlers and the Ross party
We have had little snow here. while you have
had heavy fall There is a slight sprnkling here,
but hardly enough TO make show.
The storm kept US without news for some three
or four days from New.YoI Part of the mails
due have not yet arrived. On Friday evening we
first heard OF the disaster 10 your Office, and
the next morning brought US some, OF your papers
is ISL on THURSDAY have heard a general ex-
preston of sympathy among the members OF Con;
gress Of all parties for your misfortune, coupled
with hope that you will soon recover from 1t.
The storm, perceive, has delayed several OF my
letters-I wrote twce day during the week. |
hone we shall now have more regularity IN the
Mails. Yours, RIciIELlEr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
COURT OF SEES SIoNs.

Before the RECORDER, Aldermen GALE and CozzENs.
MATHEW C. fArLRsoS, Esq. District Attorney.
PoslroNEp-'ilie case Of Samuel Adams OF Ohio, in
dictti for obtaining large amount OF money by false
pretcncC from Su dam & Co. was on ihr Calendar for
tria and powerful of Counsel for defence were
Court wien the District Attorney said that as alr
Dow, principal witness for the people, who was on his
way hitler from New Orleans, had not yet though
expected every hour the tII must be postponed until
his arrival. and II postponed accordingly.
foRYglrEp Observation-Disclosures tiidersleeve
indie cd for forgery the ID degree, in passing or hay
ng possession 10 pas COUNTIES lei. monty, falling -
appear and answer, bis rec gnEance was forfeited.
TRIAL FOR AEsoS-BenJaniin II. Ofdway, was put
upon his trial "a second TINE for arson 1T tie ID degfec,
charged with having night in November lat set FIRE
TO the building M. oath WITHIN street. occupied BY
by I'M the ii story with nj, ut TO burn the
sane defraud the underwriters.
Mr.. Morris OF Coui!si. for defence. who had intro
due plea Of aurcOis acquIt, thereby pleading, sub
stanally that the prison had been red before on
anotherlrctment charging him with setting fire 10 the
same premises, auti acquitted the ground of tecl
meal del c,s IN that indicment-ihat he could not be
tried again for the offence This Issue he present
ed TO the Jury on what iliey ca led upon TO pro-
nnuDce he proof that II was The s1nc fre-aDd that
defendant innw plantIf III iii~ issue is the person
who before trie therefor and acqui:ted-was con
clusive-and also admitted by The District Attorney
Tic was summed up by the respective Counsel
and after charge by The nrt the Jury found verd CT
in favor Of the plea OF The DE that Of
the People and Oisay stands acquitted OF the charge OF
was admitted 10 bail in the OF 500 10 an
sSer tie charge Of perjury.
TRiAL FOR GgASp LAKCESY+-Ann Allison implicated
with Gather lie Brenan, tried for grand larceny,
charged with stealing about year s;nce from William
Ta-gart- 2ll Ninth street, property Of the value
SIT p Consisting of ewelry, clothing, &c. all of hch
werp recovered iron, various pawnbrokers establish
iBcnt+. The evidence showed that the other person
stole the goods and got prisoner edge them The
Jury found her not guilty.
Adiuufutd 10 Tuesday III O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
rcoN,rrNlcArEn.1

SENSIBLE PRESERVATION All Physicians know
that perspiraticn is necessary to existence They
also know that all colds are the consequence of its
obstruction. Some take hot drinks, go TO bed and
cover themselves warmly, when they viii generally
freely perspire. No external remedy can ever pro-
duce this result. 1t requires something warming,
aaire and healing in Its nature, TO enter into the
system, to give new impetus TO its general circu
la'lon Nothing has yet been discovered equal to
Dr.. SMITHS Improved ladian Vegetable Pills"
Tor this purpose they contain powers capable Of
opening all the natural outlets,-viz: the kidneys,
lungs, bowels, and especially the pores OF the skin.
This can be a,tested by many persons who apiar-
emily had no moisture on their surface for months,
and the circulation was languid until they began
taxing these Pills. The effee, was that they soon
recovered. Instance SIrs. Cobb of Brooklyn, who
had not sa, up but Two hours day for months. and
many more who have beeu perfectly cured by these
Invaluable Pills. They are pleasant, being coated
with sugar. We know of many cures which could
not have been Effected by any ordinary medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
UPPER POLICE

Conc TO GIT RELiZy.-An old maiden lady named
Amelia Jane Reed as she had done before N ,i
PREMISES OF DR. James Eenry Clark the corner of Me-
Dousa ana Charlton street. TO obtain relief from The SC
ciey OF ph.ahihroniss established for The purposes of
was with the cases Of Others who had proceeded
her, Miss b ed wound her way the aoer ana ,ol.
Or chief and FIVE pairs Of socnfs-gh the.e
she travelled 10 the house OF aneighso--whsre she de
nanded aye 10 stay all night pIosrniing The turkey for
their IN, use a IN induce M nj. size stud they gaed
on part Of the turkey slept AMI enjoyed hcms.ycs In
the mnfn!ng bowevtr, ugly r;ser The person of
DR. Ciais-wEo ha fnun' her, with the aid Of an N p
ofcef-eniered and was accused, confessed her sin
sra befrg conducted Police Office wss c,toIn,teJ
trial She ia the OF the celebrated lack Reed
who ennraped such extensive inrgeres In this country
ans lied To England whence be could mt be removed
tioush semi for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
NEW-lORK LEGISLATURE.

S.X,rl.-Nr Johnson, from the Celihii''ee on
~, DIVISION OF Towns and Counties, presented d
majority Repor; IN favor ot erecting ne" eouh'y
,r, r,,rs III t.hau,auluc the and CAttarausuS; =
The Committee introduced bill accordingly,
which was read twice and committed
A letter was received from Martin Van buren,
declining the Office OF Regent OF the University:
Nh Hand called for the consideration OF the Joir'
resolutions, heretofore offered BY him, inS'1fng
our senators 10 vote against the Annexation OF
Texas, unless slavery shall be abolished therein
Resolutions referred TO Committee pt the Whe!e-
10 10 1. :,
Mr. Putnam offered Il resolution liking upon Il
o'clock II noon on Monday next tor gong into
Committee Of the Whole on the Texas resolutions.
Laid On the labels 10 10. -,
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the BIZ
TO nav the troops called into the service OF tie State
ia December and January.
Mr.. Clark moved 10 amend the Inst and second
sections of the bill. so as include the Lafayette
Horse C;nsrd. Carried, and the bill ordered TO q
third reading.
ASsE,BLY-Mr. Sweeney gave notice oi a oIll
TO Improve The Militia OF this State.
Nj De Puy offered resolution asking tuli IN
formation within twenty Gays relative 10 receipts
of tht. stock, &c of Fire Insurance Companies In
New-York and Brooklyn. Adopted; -
Mr.. WoIden gave notice oil Il bIl 70 MAKE all
cities and villages responsible for loss by mobS In
the same.
Mr.. Van Schoonhoven moved to make special
order for Thursday next, OF the resolutions IN rea
ton 10 Massachusetts, and South Carolina, and ask
ed for the ayes and noes. I.ost-ayes 10, noes ~
.uoeryise the affairs of the New-iork and Erie
Railroad was received, and on motion OF Mr..
Wyckoff, ten times the usual number OF copies
wrre ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
POLICE oFEIcE-

LARcESEs.-John Temple, clerk was arrested by
of,ic Lines OF new police and committed for steal
Ing quantity OF tea al different times, from Edmund
Christensen OF No. 50 Catherine street
Caroline Floyd was arrested by oficrr Cochrane, or
the new police, and committed for stealing crockciy
ware from Daniel kirzie OF No. ~ Crosby street
CoNcEALhD 80 STEAL-John johnson as found con-
ceard last nskt IN the house Of Andrew Johnson No.
% Cherry street. with intent to s,ca and arrested
and committed.
DIsHoSEsr cLERK.-Th,mas Dolian clerk in the store
OF William NJ Garyry, No. 10 Cherry street. was ares,
Ell by officer okeefe for having different times stolen
from bis employer SONIC $500 IN money, OF which $40
found in prisoners trunk, put up in small parce Is
He confessed and committed.
THETT OF PPEDGE TlcxETss-hary Balls was arrested
United for stealing 50 50 worth of pledge tickets from
Mary Kennedy Of No. 81 MULBERRY str, et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

DIS. PrsE's LEcrrRrs.-Thc Lectures which DR..
PlsE has been delivering Sunday evenings, al
Barclay-street Church, have been discontinued foy
the season, IN consequence Of The Increased duties
and religious exercises appropriate To Lent TIess
lectures, enlightened, learned and liberal az they
were, have greatly added to the previous esntsdrc-
putanon OF d.. Pise orator and divine, having
been attended Throughout, by crowds OF persons o.
eli religious denominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

,uuoi or fell rru, The 9Th s,osy house window o. hl
ing house No 3J Pesr street To TIC Sidewalk DC
low where he found and osns esi.fu mo I.e ~
hold az inquest
s,pprx rr,rrt.--ycstcrday aficrnooe aoo1t ocl1eh
AZ MIR george " hcweoube, native OF bns;i, -.
a.c :. was sitting chair ~ me sns r,op, .. is
:,o,s, No ia Boadway he suddenly iei 20 'he lo III
-, ana, .oon after died Veri!ct-dcaih b: a.op'eAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

MARKETS-tdrcfuAyr ep0ried for Tie Tr'IHne.
MONDAY, Feb 10.
AsHES.-J.ittlc DOING ard market rather heavy. We
notice .alrs 100 b ros at A. o. and 50 r. ais at
Isl. a sale OF IL bbs old Pots was made a 3,7I3
CorrON-rke market is dull and holders rot
firm. There is bu II te disposition to buy ct her lo
spinning shipment. The sale. are reported 10 day AZ
a very small amount Some sales have cen made
within day or Two at 4 cert decline the hghc.t
,nt and the market generally Is rib lwer az
though occasional { arc id atfull rates. we 9hcle
Upland and Florida ordinary to COED ordinary at d -
cents III dlling to good mddnz at 81 81 Elddiins
fair 10 iar 81 aGa and fully lair 10 good laf " u cs
Mobile and New Orleans ordinary To good rGlhafy y
a5S middllns to 20 md ling y a 81 m'1al ns 'ef
10 fair % q fully fair to good fair, a " cch's
flour AND MEAL.-Tlierc is but limited inquiry
far Flour, either for home the East but the market
reHialLs very firm, and although quiet still any lhns'
tends upward. Western coed Brands "a s7l So ",
with spal sales. a lot OF 500 bss brands was Of
ered at the lower In NewOrlens hear OF Hotb'
ms doing Southern descriptions nrm but not very
active We notice sales 800 bbls. Richmond Country az
81 90 81 IS; $50 do City extra not 'G'lcgo or Hah'
ALL at - b. and parcel Of randywine 50 IS. George
town, &c; s 81 81! 81 So Alexandria - So, 6!i
Richmond City S575. Rye Flour Is scarce and advancing.
The asking price 50 IS 81 Beckwhent Is 81 so s.,
with but little doing. Bag Mca! 81 81 cents. jersey
Meal sells In small 10 at So So Brandybinc 81 62i;
hhds SlI 10
GRAIN-Therc is now but little Wheat in store, and 1t
Is held firmly. There IS Inquiry Several parcels q
Corn the market. DIstIers only offer Az cents
weight We heard Of 10 sales Rye Is noiinaly 10 cts
IS q SO cents.
WHISKY Drudge is still - cents, but the inquiry is
small. small sale OF bbls made at ~ cent?, but the
few here are held at % cents generally.
HAY-Good parcels selling to soine extent al %
TO cents.
LEAD-The asking price in store is 81. For goodiot
So ga was refused.
OIL OF tile cargo Of Tie John Jay at this pot wv
bbls were soli previously TO arrival and have been 10
ported
GRocERIEs-Thcre i. bal little doing to-day there
being but few landing. cargo Of New-Odca.s Sugars
is solag into store.
PRoyIsIOSs-Tbere but little demand for Pork. eS
cept!Ds speculation ard notice change ID PITT
Sales OF 500 bbls Mess made At SD and ioe op
Prime at So CO.. 60 days adding interest. In Beef he
Is nothing doing hut the market Is firm NJ Ioa 70 e
90 80. sale Of leo Pork Hams was mnae ~. ~,
Cts pkss be returned Beef Hams . 80 ~ v.
Smoked Beef 8, OF Cts. In Lard there IL but 'ie e
there being here work The quotation Is d., 80
Nothing OF importance in Butter ard Cheese. Day %
ter is selling at II L. cts. Cheese III cts Con'''i
able Cheese is boing shipped by SPECTATORS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

CITY INTELLIGEN c f..
HOSpAY.
BoABD OF SUPERVISORS

This Board me. this ate noon, tie Mayor in the Cllir
Several petitions for The remission of tax were
ceyed and referred.
The Committee or Annual Taxes reported ~ favor Of
renting reducing the tax on several per ons named
The Boa.d then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

ONO CoMMoN ScuooLs,-By the Report OF the
Secretary oil State Of Ohio on Common Schools for
1911, we learn that the number OF whole and trac-
lonal School Districts III the State is 1925, the
number of Teachers $3.50, and the number OF
Scholars enrolled Is SO The whole amount of
money apportioned for School purposes during the
year is SIS, 5S5. The returns ale very defective.