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Flour GRArS-Flour rather droops. Gennesee can
be bough, Si,6si, and though Michigan held at the
price and then small lots are picked up at S.
621. Southern descriptions very dull Of sale We
contnne quotations At Si,5osS4564 for Alexandria
aud Si.625 for Georgetown Richmond County and Bal.
umorc. About 5UO0 barrels of Ohio via New Orleans Is
going into for OF buyers.
The Wheat nloat also storing cf the own
ers not being able obtain their price for Rye has sold
at TO cents, delivered; it is held 65 Corn
in fair demand 50 per So lbs Tor Southern and
cents for jersey aud North River delivered Oats dull
at 52a33 nts for canal Sales of ,uhern rs cents
fCom Ado
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OLE BrLLs LOW ApINruRE.-Thc Courier d,s Enis
Uu- publishes very romantic story Of a young lady Of
high r,sps ciabiy ~ aston, who followed Ole Bull
New York, and had herself conducted hs rJiin con-
Tossing h'''cf willing be his slave; and that the yionst
reasoned with her tine Improperly oi her behaviour and
conducted her - the steamboat and her beck
ing, to her friends. The Sunday Atlas says:-Wo have
heard another NJ the story The lady did not
wc learn, follow the yolni,, New Nork, but visited
him at his hotel in sipn. The result ~ much the same
that Published in the French paper. Ole Bull was an
honorable man; but the lady, gneve record, H.
hcar IN iuultc asylum. The strength Of her passion
oyercame her reason, aud she suffering under the
difos Of cnamilos, madness, when she visited him
Bait. Pat.
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PUBLISHERS U. S. MAIL.
Bulletin, Saturday, Jan'ry All; 1s45-12 o'clock.
rUNHE following New Works received 50 hours

Bulletin, Saturday, Jan'ry All, 1s45-12 o'clock.
rNHE following New Works received so hours
u In advance Of any Erpressin the country
by this days mail.
No. ~ Wandering Jew, Wnehes,efs edition. So cts
No 10 Harpcf's Bible % ets
No. ~ Litf,i-' Living Age I2t cts
Treasury of History, Mol: 25
Tfihwalr- History Of Greece, No. T. Is
The Philadelphia Coure Post Gazette Do.ton Notion, and
Uncle SAM Yankee Newspaper
fresh supply Of Ia Bonita CiEaura, beautiful Cigar vspser
by Prof Ingraham Isl
J,rtLY Arrived aSppsR sALE
The Wing Alnsnick for 1si5--12l cents
Btiekwwards Magazine iof Deeember-2s CENTS.
Herman De Ruyte being cf beautiful Cigar
vender by Professor ingraham--i2I cents
The History ~ Fn ny the author of The wnbess of wo
nar--from the % Y. ,nion edion-9s cents
The Corscan Bfotier---Cor-ea. Paus-by Alexandra
Dumas, author Of Captain Panpheie, &e, translated
Frcncl--45ct
No sketches Of Irish Charaeer by Mrs Hale I9I cts
Agneouu. ny "a. p James his latest IS
Al the monthly Magazines for January Isis.
No Omnibus IS cents
Lord of the Manor i3l cents
E'eanor sherwood by Ingraham; I2i cents
Marquis Dc Ietoriere. by Eugene sue, 1si cents
fhem O-rorle's Courshp ~ William Carleton suihot of
Tfahs and Stories ~ the I-b PeaS,nfy rs cents
The Dcscnef; by Chaflot. Elizabeth, rs cents.
The Wandering Jew. by ~ EoEsne sue No Isl eta
Catholic Bbls Nos. 10, ~ and ~; i2t cts
The No q Reading for The Drawing Room
soneiy inu straed; IS eta
nory Revolution by N. THEIRS eemple,.
VI IS.
HALPIN a KELLER
Conductors Publishers q. q. Mail,
N los Main NJ Main
Evey Ind ~ merit for
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VIRGINlA:-Ar Rules held in the Clerk, OF

" lRGINlA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks OF.
fee Of ia, 'T-Ii Superior C.neery fos
Buckingham COUNTY MONDAY the - day Dcc,uJ.I
Filming James Edwin Jane and Henry James, Pitts
Against
Ioha u. Srauoa, Willis p. Boeook Mathew. admins
Of rhIp Duvai deed. Holman aud
Wiam Holman ,G-cutnr o Benjamin Holman, decd William
Guihrey Mary s'rato Hans John Won
BE and Thomas J. Deane 'e Merchants raner trading un
der the h'm u Wombe Dran- ubemu. George stn
WIN Wright Edward Cgrs r,ir STATION and Richard
station ard oiher-. Dem.
Is CHANCERY.
The defendants Peter Richard STATION no,
having entered their APPEARANCE security
the Al o; Assembly and The Rglc-
hy safaeo evidence hat they Coun
iry orert Is the said absent defendant appear
the frs' day Apr and tie plan
and that cory III Jter forthwith Inherited N some news
published the city hond months
ard po't~ At the front dor Of Coprboue county
IA 7-vsv r. ELDRIDGE. .. {. :. G.
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BOSTON v.pEET lao

BOSTON MARKET, Jsn2.
Flour-A very limited demand has been experienced
.alo- confined 10 the immediate wants Of the undc.
Genesee S49i good common brands Ohio 81, u.s.
Southern the same. Corn market angud, and prices the
same as ycs,erdaywhe and yellow Hat. 4sa50c; Oats
Southern, 32s33c per bushcl.-AfIas.
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500 REHARR.

4 BSCONDED from my Farm. in Ppwbetan
enurtr ii'n' 'asi Spring Negro Nsu
NJ description ToN Tar who u - yslns OIL
upwards IN height c0Hl.No dare, long and lump
SIDE Of hs head above his anc but few
about - Old alb i've feet inches complexion
dark hs chest and had
his teeth believe goTd Tor of his They
together month the % Louisa snqung
10 FfedsnekhurE. WH gse their
apprehension n secured any ai again $50
i0f either ALBERT Il. PRAYsFR
e. pa.. eorr.f,.
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CorroS-The sales for the week ending last evening
amounted to $50 bales embracing OF Upland Flor
ida 4ai5i per h. for ordinary midng;
for midlng fair to fair and 6a6i tor fully fair good fair
and 2O5O Mobile and New Orleans a 5l for ordinary
to midng 5tn6s for miding fair fair lror full
y nir to good fair. Prices about the Sat
uItay last. We quote folows:-
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$1,000 sold ycsterdny-Nos. 10 ~ So
To-day. by II p'cl'ok--Cap,tsl. 81 Sl5.OOO. 10000
5000, $500 2iUO. ~ przts 81 900. &c. &c IN one
Lottery. Tickets s..
Call before u u you want ticket from
ja7 WORDS OFFICE.
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MARRIED
Ily yours,
QulD PRO QUO.

AiBoxwood, Mecklenhurg Couny, Virginia, on Wedncs-
day. the 18th Deccmbef by the RcvdE &. Mcclure. ROBr
A HAMLroS Esq. ut Granville County, North Carolina
Miss SARAH Z, daughter OF Nathaniel Alexander Esq.,
the former place.
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WURTHAM'S OFFICE,
Sn ? ryt,uaNGr M Anp


Sl5C0O Capital: Drawing received To-day O'Clock.
Pnzesl5O0O. 10000, 1900. $780, 20U0 1899 10 Of 5UOS
% Of 400. 10 oi 1875 2D0 Of 100, &c Tickets IS
Shares IN proportion.
Lottery for This Evening.
100000 Capital: Drawing received at l O'Clock To-
Pnzes-S2O.000, $780, $500. 2l4s, 1000. 10 o
1900. 10 OF 1850, ~ al 1000, 10 OF 20U ~ Of 49, 55
OF 100. &c. Tickets S.. jas
Schemes for the week
Thursday, Jan. 9h-S3000 10000, $780, 3OO0 2OOO
&c. Tickets $40,
Friday, Jan. lUh-S9O00, 1900, 100, 1890, 1885, &c.
Tickets SEA.
Saturday, Jan llth-Sl0,000 5000, 1900 1850, 1917
&c. Tickets Si
Also. Jan. llth-S35,O0O, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000
&c. Tickets SO
January lSth-S3O,UOO 10000. 5000 1000. 1900, $780,
&c. Tickets 10.
January 25th-S5O,O0O $4,000, 5000, $780, 5OOO 24I5
&c. Tickets L. For sale by
u6 CHARLES WORKMAN
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TIE T"fsonsaad Dollar. o,prolriaf'd to Giias pp Ia
ralIeg II Shoekse Cte.k.

This measure Is violently denounced by city cgrres-
pendent, ard doe not acceptable generally. Light
respectfully think, would he adsantas eous h4n
Il work, which fever completed all, will be 80
immense uanscendng all probable nationally
to be expected, good:
But confess ourselves only hall informed and will
therefore express u, decided opinion.
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ELI BALL
TN, Ed,t.r. Of "a. Rh.r

N"RFoLE Va, Jsn'y let isl5
Gentlemen,n the pfo.en depressed state al the To.
bsoco msrkei. when poverty and almost starvation
staring srimy into the face Of every planter VINO
foaoa be obliged cuitvstc that weed. would
b. b. considered pebe bcnefaciof who should point
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ERESH FlGS-of choice quality, landing and
D for sale by
DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN

DIETER u. SrRATrON FsqR, Of Missouri Take notice that
shall proceed TO take the Dispositions ~ Philip A.. Boiling
Richard A. Booker and Thomas SWAMI IT, ou..
Buckingham county rebru
between the of nine o'clock g. "
day be rsad EVIDENCE dc
pending Law side ~ the Superior n
Law and Chancey for the Aforesaid county buckingham
which Pantns and yourself and others partners
Lancaster Co. defendants will al-o take
that shall also proceed 10 take the deposition NJ
L. Room No. 81 the National City
Washington and District ~ Columbia. March
between the hours ~ the day before specified
be evidence the
he continued from day day. Sundays completed
And you Furthermore, notified produce the
aid Of Lancaster places
before mentioned intend evidence
HE7NARD PEYrON ssp
THOMAS J. DEANE
Surviving plaintiffs Richard Edwards. IT, row
s-ws,y
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BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE.

Drawing of the Pokomcko River Lottery, class No 3:
o. 80 ii ls - " 10 ~ - 81 10 26
Ticket Nos l6 81 81 still another capital sold and paid
by BIGGER.
Drawing Of the GrnnI Consolidated Lottery. No %:
Al 10 Is &c 50 "a IS - 40 80 o SO 60 60 81
S2I,OO0, SIOOUO.
Drawing of fine Lotto ~ hand by Wednesdays
mail Capitals S2J.000 10000, 1000. $500, 1900, lava,
o 1900 al ll0O ofl0O0, OF 9O0. OF 800 of 700, Of 6OO
100 prizes OF $500. $500 lowest prirc) &c &C.
&c Nos 10 ballots. Tickets So. For sale by the package
single Ticket by TlIOS. y. BIGGER,
ja7 Managers Office.
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To the Editors of the Wing

TO IHt LdITOTH " nc WING =.
G.ndemcn--Wi you grant me the favor Of publishing
the enclosed letter from Prof. George Tucker wish
cd appear the January No. of the Southern Liter.
AIRY Messenger and alsO in appeal IN behalf the
Colonial History of Virginia. which has laid before
the Legislature. But il received too late for either
purpose A. the Legislature may adjourn before the
OF the February Messenger and the letter of Prof Tuck.
er pcftincu the subject Of which IL treats the
liberty ol asking ~ insertion in your paper.
With tcspcc and esiccm yours truly,
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$50 REWARD.

AN AWAY fran the towa 1t far..v,ls ..,
"xs OF IN ssh nhss, NeE's Man .... ~
rsN'i-s hAs, ssrt fellow, bashy ros -
-. ~ " zen neh-s high In w.iAias hans forward . sss,
M 4, 49,. ~ s.es.esa eafprs.sr and eab'ns maser.
H.usat ihs above .on ,h- fr>. p.
y" OF WA bons> wheh recorded In Ps,se- Ea~srd A..
.pe W pAss ~ ~e rh> ard gill be siv,.
ms MS o,hvery 10 Rane. Tsv,ru "a Vi,
% - an s>ssass sspsasss psd odgsd IN ian q Aas
get HI. again shoSsht h In eo.p-,v v,ss A..s -.
named ''m bs'sasns TO woa.eh rarmv,ns
JOHN L. GAULDtN
p.,.., 49,. -. -. . fsr 4 X. RAiss.
= .-.-----V ~. soss n
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Vire la Fagafeile :

We have Objection to amusement when II Is
expense ari aud therefore publish the report from
"Sait River" extracted from City Core spJndcnt
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c. r. Boris, sce'ypro ten.

The New York Journal Of Commerce couosp Oldcnt in
duges the following predictions:
predict that President Tyler will have a foreign mission
-pr,blbly Londun-under Mr. Folks administration.
predicttaot Mr.. Calhoun and Mr. Clay, as well Mr..
Webster, Will come buck 10 the Senate
predict that Andrew Stevenson, Of Va, will be Saerc
iafy 81 State after the 80 of March ac6t.
predict that the House. this session, will pass
bill joint resolution fuf the OF Texas and
that the Senate will Tejrtt u.
predict that ihefeupbn, Mr. Polk will Immediately al.
ter his Inauguration, proclamation for
sion 81 Congress cary the annexation project effect
predict that, Texas be not annexed IN IoI5 she
will be.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

hN hand At BuLLiNGrONs, q ssgply NJ women's Boots
~ nsn and very good which sdist only IS ets
The pin es linn ths o. make ao w0nsns
ony ~ rood er fins and si,es n snes
vii be soid equally eb,sr. ior ca.h CAV
-. rrLLNGTON's
Wet 81. .,..,,
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FARMERS CONVENTION

At meeting OF the Hcnrico Agricultural Society held
te Exchange, Jany 6. 1885, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved That this Society lIok with great interest
the convention be holden Richmond iht 10Th
They eamt siiy recommend the members OF tins Society
aud the agricultural community in general to attend this
convention enc in which matters Of deep may
be congidcrcd.
Resoyed That Messrs iIaxa Myers, and Bolts, be np
pointed Committee procure for the meeting OF
the Convention.
Resolved That the Editors OF the city papers be request
ed 10 publish the TOT, going resolutions
VIII RICHARDSON Plcs't.
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fee ofm. Circuit n Law Chaneery for
buckingham County, Monday, the ID day n December
John Gordon PnL
against
John a. saon, Willis ?. Bocock Geo H. Mathew. admins
~ Philip Duva deoeased Jacob Morton
WIN Holman NJ Bcnj IIohusn deed WIN GuHrey
Mary satton Hans Stfaon John W Wilson John woube
Thomas Deane late merchants partners trading the
n Wohie pesns Guiiclmus Coleman, sunson,
VIM Wright, Edward w. Cud Peter q. Richard
Station, and others fcns,
cHagcERY.
The defendants Peter ~ staon Richard sirauon not
appcafsnce security according
the Act Assembly and Court appealing
by safaetoy evidence that they inhabitants ~
try sorfced That the SD absent defendants do appear here
The FIRST day ~ April term and the bin % the
u and that copy Of this order bc forthwith inserted
Published the ~ Richmond Tor
eevs and posted N, front door q the house Of
county.
j. 7-wow ELDRTDGE. @. G. @.
white and Black Wool Hats.
NAVE rt rcceived ssvera of White and Black Wool
Hs ~ good qIahty which. the what ad
vanced vii ssn very cheap Tho-e VIII please give me
a enH sHEPPERSON
al door below " ". . nsins.
- OnGERs POCREr CtrTLERY.-we have Inst opened =
" beautiful Rodgers" Pocket Kntes rect from
Mandatory NJ which vey tasty and highly finished
hGenuemen wanting good Pocket knfe WI pease can
W. sG J. DONNAN
AZ III Main Street
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Ladies' Muffs very cheap.
HAVE few handsome Lynn and Gennet Nun.
II will sell veIy lev. L. sBEPPERsoN.
in A..n q,
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FttopNf ffNaf ~ y yJhff q N0H
al Az be found a. btiIJNgTOSE cheap .nI rsbOuaJe
I'VE Boot and Fhr store supply elegant Boots
and Shrer Cent unrthtgr ett-. will rtian b.
hnnls'mey fitted. The r1od- Wi te srd .,v 0rsrsl.
DAWN WELLINGTON
Ja7 - Wet Main street
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N(,T,ICE

4 ) hereby given, that the Nigh, School of the
Mechanics Asso-aton VII commence MONDAY EVEN
ING the 9Th init the school Room 81
dren and Apprentice Members Of the
mted sragous BY certificates from hr ! Rice Tfea
suf"f n The AsDcaton pers become students
Apply 10 tie Teacher Eoo opportunity hereby
ehahcs AMI obsio improve well study BOOK Keeping
Matt einatcs ia
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NO. Exchange.
Three capitals sold in the last three ngs by Hoyt
Nos 81 % 81
IL % ~
IS - 81
Two OF the above 10 distant adventures.
There is Lottery - be drawn the 22rh instant, and
ioYr desires that every body will have ticket. IT'S
fine n scheme TO pass unuotced.
Hoyt making good his promises by selling pr-es every
day. Look the schemes in another part Of
this paper. and immediately send order for ticket and
prizes " i'll be the result.
To-day, $4,000! Tickets S. at
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"There Is a voice which sorrow hesrs
When heaviest weighs lifc's calling chain,
IT'S Heaven that whispers, dry thy tears
The pure ~ heart shall meet again"
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ALIENS UFFICE.

STAGE LINE FOR LYNCHBURG
URING Of Navigation Canal from Ial
~ January to LIST February Passengers be-
by stage Line via Fanmvle LynehburT Leaving MON
DAYS Wednesdays and Pfdays nj A. NJ and
Thursdays and Saturday, r. N. R the Columbian
in ,Y EDMOND A
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" ILL relieve the worst case Of Tooth Ache in
w fro r'rs~ w drop. 10 spoonful of wat,r makes
pieannt detergent wl.h 'of sppu=y gum
riepa'edand 'od oniy by GAYNOR WOOD a 90
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or Nervous Fever. IN Amherst county, on "Wednesday
morning the a5h ultmo. Mrs. MARY LAvINiA TwYxAN.
Of DR.. lyeron l.. Twyman, the 9Th year her
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ny- Several Deputy Post Masters have notiG-
ed dIscontinuances of this paper atmy expense.
Some su5sc ibers have returned copies of the
Voice, without telling from VIVA, town, or pay
ing the amount due for the paper. Subscribers
are hereby notified that when they wish me to
dircontinu. sending them the Voice of Freedom,
they must see that the notice comes as above,
free of expense TO me; also that if arrearages for
tho paper are not paid, il will he optional with
me whether to discontinue or not until the amount
due is paid. J. HoLcoMB'
October Is, l845.
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LAWS OF VERMONT.""1S45'

No. An ACT TO Abolish the
School Fund. II is hereby .encaled by the
GeLerat Assembly of!hc S ale Of Vermont,
as follnws:
Sec. I. AL the laws Of this STATE, here
,ofore passed respecting the State School
Fund, are hereby repealed.
See. 2, All the monies, NOES, bonds,
mortgages and other securities OF every
name und nature, and all goods, chattels,
rights and credits Whatsoever, and all lands
which now belong 10, and constitute the
Safe School Fund, are hereby transferred
10, aud made The property of, the State,
and shall hereafter be so deemed.
Sec. 3. The State Treasurer is hereby
directed TO appropriate and apply 90 much
of said money, goods chatteIs, rights and
credits so transferred to the Safe, as afore-
said, as may be required to cancel and ex.
,inguish the Indebtedness Of the State 10
said Fund, and the balance of,he proceeds
OF said fund shall be put into the Treas
urv for the use and benefit of the State.
Sec d Nothing in this act contained shall
proven. the Sac Treasurer,as commission
or OF said fund, from prosecuting and col
let,ing, for the benefit OF the State, either
in law or equity, any outstanding debt OF
claim, of whatsoever nature, which may
be due, or hereafter shall fall due, in re-
spect Of said fund.
Sec. S. This act shall take effect from
aDj after its passage.
Approved November S, 1915.
No. An Act in addition TO can act
in amendmen. of Chapter 8 OF the Re-
viscd Statues, entitled OF Common Schools
approved October 80, 1874 II is hereby
enacted, &c.
Sec. /. The Treasurer is hereby di'
reeted. 10 making paymen, to the prudcn'
iial committee Of school districts, in any
haorganized town or gore, Of their pros
portion of the interest of the surplus depos-
tie money, in accordance with the provis-
ions Of the act TO which this is in addition
TO include each year that school has
been KEEP. in said town or gore since March
go, 1912.
Sec. 2. If there shnll be more than one
school district in any unorganized town OF
gore. the same rules shall be observed ir
nnportioaing the money among the dis
tricls, as in organized towns.
Approved October %, l845.
No. Am Act 10 addition 10 Chapte
is Of the Revised Statutes, entitled 40
Common Schools" It is hereby enact
ed, sc.
Sec. /. Whenever person, residing il
school district in one town, shall be Sc
TO a school district in an adjoining town
as provided in section six of chapter eight
cen of the Revised Statutes, his propert,
and person shall be taxed, and the take
thereon shall be collected within, and 70
the use It the district to which he shall b
set as Aforesaid in the same manncry q
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said property and person would be taxa
BILE, and the taxes thereon coIIecIabe in
SAID district in the town wherein he resides,
in case he had not been SET to said other
district in an adjoining town. provided,
that said property and person shall be tax
able rs aforesaid only in the district to
which said person shall be set as aforesaid.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved October rs, 1916.
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stitutlon, the receipts and expenditures,
The management OF the patients and the
general welfare of the Asylum, and to
make report thereon annually':o tho Lee
gislature.
Approved Oct. 81, 1915.
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the office is o@ciat business, and may be
ranked by the Deputy Post Masters
Sending the same, being made by law, a
part of their duty. w. N. MILLER,
I'd Asst. p. M. General.