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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-10
From the American Review for June.
QUEEN sEHIIRAMIs

'Of all my wives said king Minus
TO Semiramis, sit is you l love best
hone have charms and graces like
you, and for you | would willingly
resign them ALL
'Let the king consider well what
he says replied Semiramis. what
If were to take him at his word p
do so,' returned the monarch
'whilc beloved by you am indiffer-
ent to all others
$50, then, if I ask it, said Semi
ramis you would Danish all your 9TH
er wives, and love me alone? |
should alone be your consort, the
partaker of your power, and queen
of Assyria?'
Queen of Assyria. Are you not
so already?' said Minus, since you
reign by your beauty over its king p
'No-no,' answered his lovely
mistress, q reign not, | merely
charm. When | give an order YOU
are consulted before | am obeycd.'
sand to reign, then, you think so
great pleasure
'Yes, to one who has never expo
rienced it.
sAnd you wish then to experience
it?-Would you like to reign a few
days in my placc?'
'Iake care, 0 King! do not offer
too much'
mo, | repeat it, said the captiva-
ted monarch. would you like for
one whole day to be sovereign mis-
tress of Assyrian
Sand all which I command, shall
then be executed
'Ycs, | will resign to you for one
entire day, my power, and my gold
en- sceptre.'
'And when shall this bcn
Tomorrow
Il do said Scmiramis, and let her
head fall upon the shoulder of the
KING like beautiful woman asking
pardon Tor some caprice which has
been yielded to.
The next morning Scmiramis call
cd her woman, and commanded them
to dress her magniiicently. On her
head she wore crown Of precious
stones, and appeared thus before Nj
nus. Minus, enchanted with her
beauty, ordered the officers of the
palace to assemble in the state cham
Der, and his gold sccptre to be bro't
from the treasury. He then entered
the chamber, leading Semiramis by
the hand. All Frustrated themselves
before the aspect of the king who
conducted Semiramis to the throne
and seated her upon it. Then or
dering the whole assembly to rise
he announced to the court that they
were to obey, during the whole day,
Semlramis as himself. So saying,
ne took up the golden sccptrc, and
placing it in the hands of Semiramis
Queen said he, Il commit to you
the emblem of sovereign power
take it and command with sovereign
authority. All here are your slaves,
! myself am nothing more than your
servant for the whole of this day.
Whoever shall be remiss in execu-
\ting your orders, Yet him be punish
sed as if he had disobeyed the COM
nepds q the king. s.gss
esPoksn, Tho king knclt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
A brigh Hght in a dark RegiOn.


The EDITOR Of the IIarrisonburg Republican, is
gallant Il Hampton Of the Wing faith, and deserves,
for bis efforts to spread light in the dark region
Of Rockingham and Shenandoah, the support of
every Wing in the Tenth Legion. Ho may think
that in combining his deserts, TO the Wings of that
quarter alone, we are paying him but poor com
Pllrnent. We do not wish him to suppose, that
we could be so illiberal, as to limit him to 80 small
a reward for his faithful conduct in the good cause.
u can be readily imagined how unenyiabe must
be his position, and how refreshed he ought 10
feel upon seeing the face Of a Wing in that quar-.
tor. We therefore, repeat, that he not only me.
rits the encouragement Of the Tenth Legion
Wings, but Of the entire Wings Of the Common.
wealth, whose name is LEGION Hear him:
I'VE commenced our lbors under peculiar circumstance
WIN "eghy odds agans A entire stranger 20 the
community located in a county nine tennis Of whose nom
ulshOn were and ore bitter Incorporating ocofocos fof
which, we beg 10 be understood do not copninl and
where the sight Of Wing becomes from lie rr-
ny the TASK before Ne was certainly enviabe one
We came not with the intention Of making war upon the
democracy Of Rockingham nor with any expectation Of
inducing Them 10 turn from hor idOsfor their raht 20
entertain Whatever sentiments they pease undoubted
But we did come with tho determination that hiR prin
cples aud men should be fairly represented and a. lar a
lay IN our power the ISLANDERS aud aohoods against them
Corrected This We humbo claim, we had right 10 do
and the venomous opposition encountered at tho start
and the repeated declarations Of certain ocofocoa that
we "had no right 10 print Wing paper in Rockingham"
only msde Us more jealous IN tho good cause. The
readers Of our paper know something OF tho nsture
opposition We have encountered, but those only who are
familiar with the private cosrso Of our interested oppo
nents, are aware u is full extent"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
RICHMOND MARKETS.
LaEroKrrp ASH eonsserEp rwIeE 4 wrEr ros rue "

Nay IL, lS45.
TOBACCo-Inspections have increased, with no
change in prices. We quote Lugs, new, Sl1,25; Com.
Leaf S3ta3i and 4; middlng SIilIi aud 5; Govd S5i
a6 and 65 Fine S7al0i. in quality 6no sciur.
ing descriptions $40 TO Is.
GRAIN-Corn 40c Oats from wagons aud Depot 81
TO 25c.
CUT NAILS-4ic.
N. c. COTTON-5tl5lc.
TEAS-lmpenal and Gunpowder 75c. to 81, so; Black
5Ua75c.
WHlSKEY-Bbls Csc; bhds. 24c.
CANDLES-Sperm 2sa3lc; Patent Sperm 40c; Hull's
Patent he; Tallow l0al21.
CoFFEE-Rio 6iaSc; Laguayra 7Ias; ST. Domingo
Cta0 Java l05alle.
HERDS GRASS-S71c. q" do.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel.
FISH-New No. Shsd 50. New HerrinRs SlIa3
FLOUR-Superfne S4s to A; Extra s..
IRoN-Pig S35a37t; English $780, Sweden BOO; Ire.
degsr S95.
MOLASSES-Porto Rico 34c; Orleans 33c; Cuba SOC.
Olls-Winter S95alO0; Fall strained 50s55 Whale in
bbs. 44c.
PRoVIsloNS-Baeon (hog round) sasIc. Lard sbs
&c.
PLAISTER-SI5 on Basin Bank.
SUGARS-st Croix 5a9tc Porto Rico 7asJe; New
Orleans to 7c.
SHOT-5Ic.
sALT-Whsrf 81 So; Store Sl,G5.
CATTLE-Beef from S3i to A.; Sheep from 81 to d;
Hogs from 81 to a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
A Noble Response.
MR.. CLAY's LETTER.

Il, will Ia ,o,,.,,,L...I A.. It o., ~,
" 'iia' INC Sehtfai LAY
Committee oil New York city, sent an address TO
Mr. CLAW throuob his nerson,l fr;.nJ n. H.,
,u:u. 9 =, NV ~
WINS "reeh oi hentucky, during last month.
Mr.. e. acknowledges the combine Mt i'm the fol-
Iou,;na Admirable I.,,or h;t - -,
S ''i' ""o" was reau 10 he
committee, and u large number of citizens who
had assembled In hear II ON Fr;dav n;ob, I.s, -,
i uIn A. y, e'' '"''' ~
Tue io"aru mouse, ~. L.
The letter speaks for itselfa and therefore needs
M co,,ms,, from me-
~
ASHLAND, 10th AprIl, is45.
oehnemeh Inc Hon. Willis Green delivered 10 me o
lew days ago ut this place The address which you did
me hoho 10 make the 18th March last enrolled psreh-
M enclosed IN silver case, manufactured by Mr.
"m Aoahis Ior Tue occasion.
i -, Twin emotions OF grateful sensioiiiy. which
. - gu " 'e'nP' 70 oesefioe. waving all con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. NAY II. is4s.

Mr.. Calhoun's riers on the Oregoa Question.
Sec the extract from Mr.. Calhouns speech on
the Oregon Question, in ls43. Il is said, his
opinions have undergone no change. Indeed, il
would puzzle his ingenuity TO refute the view,
which he himself has presented.
We recollect, that Mr.. McDufiie delivered a
powerful speech about the same time, on the same
side Of the question. He represented the entire
Oregon country as worthless, and with the iervor
of the Orator, and the profHndy OF the Historian,
he portrayed the disastrous effects upon our Re-
publican institutions from the dispersion Of our
population and the colonising system.
But neither the vast difficulties suggested by
Mr.. Calhoun nor the philosophic warnings OF Mr..
McDniiie can avail anything. The spirit OF ter
ritorial aggrandizement has seized upon our peo-
pie, and 1t rW run its race. All that the wisest
and most patriotic can do is to strive so to direct
it as TO mitigate the evils incident to it; so to
moderate 1t as TO preserve the integrity Of our
Union and the liberties we now enjoy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

HEART-REsDISG ATFAIR.-We learn, says the Cineio
nau Commercial. that most heartrendIng affair took
place at Hamilton Ohio, Saturday last A younx man
at That place was crossing the Miami horseback
with his intended wife, lovely girl when the atters horse
stumbled and she fell into the water Her lover fastened
to her assistance when she threw her around his
he current carried them both deep water both were
crowned while locked IN each others arms On Sunday
the body Of the young had been recovered and he
tween one aud two thousand persons gathered To
search for the other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

Some young gentlemen, Who Understand contemplate
giving Bell. in compliment TO the late Queen Of Msv
have done nc the honor TO place my name az the heed of
their list Of Manager. Whstl awsrd 10 those genfemsn
credit for the kiode intentions. thus using my NAME
without my knowledge, due regard for the consistency Of
my character, oblges 10 declare that such position
would be deemed BY me unbecomng my age end incom.
psube i'm my profession and principles similar oc-
earenco took place ss yesr and that occasion prefer
red the rsque Of nisconeeptioD the alternative now
embrace but my young friends pardon u
sider NY osH sias quite ss heavy bgrhen bear
Without superadding the responsibilities of my neghbor
WIN. BURKE, Prof. Of r. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
N. Y MARKETS, May 10, Is4s.

CorroS-The sales for the week ending last evening
mounted to 1875 bales including 1850 bales Upland and
FLORIDA at4i IS cents for Inferior 5ii5I for ordinary
good ordinary; sa6h for middng good nidding
6i mddling fair To- far; 6iSGI for fully fair and 7s7t for
good fair $500 bales Mobile and New Orleans interior
4ii5h ordinary TO good 5ts5I middng good middng
6Io5 mddling fair TO fair 6si7t folly fair good
5ao5, and 72j bales TeSas terms not made public.
Since the arrival OF the bernsthe market has been rather
quiet holders being unwilling to submit TO the views Of
buyers who unwilling to operate any except
reduction previous prices We continue the quota
lions Of Saturday last with the remark that Of
closing sales hsvc been nj in favor Of the buyer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
DIED.,

In Petersburg amer nes Of sir days SARAH FRANCES
second daughter Of Thomas and aged month. and
II days.
The Lord gv,th and the Lord akeh away
Of the Lord"
Ga yesterday. MAMIE, daughter Of George r. and Jane
h Peake. The friends Of the family invited TO attend
the Funeral from the residence Of David Barclay Esq.,
o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
THE SARCnPHAGIIS

AS General Jackson most pernaciousy persists in not
being buried the sarcophsEs Elliott brought from Syria
Tor that purpose IS proposed that the figure that
Elliott placed on the bow OF the Constitution which very
mysieronsly disappeared night, shall occupy A. Next
TO burying the hero himself the sa;cophaeus the
compliment To HIM would be bury the beauiiul figure
head 1t. Where is H2 Who has III Would il be an
outrage anybodys Republican principles TO place tina,
Inquire head IN repository made for king emperor"
Louisville Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

FLoUR AND GRAU.-The receipts Of Western -four con.
tinue light and the demand but fair, though the market
Is firm. Common brands Of Genesse sell al S4,5l4 and
better than common brands bring S4,51i.
The receipts Of Genesee being light New Orleans -four
begins off, aud shout $500 barrels have been sold
this week 81 principally for export 10 the provinces
while some taken by the trade and good bakers brands
bring Sl,6slsS4s7b
Southern flour ronians very firm IA price, but without
much activity. Brsndywne aud Georgetown sell al 7g
while Richmond county in the absence Of City Mills, sells
at S5,12b.
We hear transactions day IN wheat The last sale
3 07 for prime parcel. Rye is IN little better TO-
quest, and brings 65 There rmness In Com
North River and Jersey yellow sell ~ and South
yellow at ~ cents, measure, Southern white sells or
d-tng st &c cents per So b. delivered. Canal Oats
in good demand ~ 30s3l cent.--Com Ado.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
A 7 HEUECED Prices.
MAY. 1915


MAY, 1915.
R ". JENKINS has opened within few DAYS
H. one hand1 paekaRes OF goods being his 9th j
tionai supply this year invite the attention M M,
chants fans' and others to sIanine te following are,
Baz5nhes Of Fancy Mourning and half Mourning oil prees
from % cents IN the finest Imported '
Caieoe--2oOO pieces Caeoes all prices, from e.
IN the best made. ~''-'
Coofed Musihs-Paney and Mourning 2s cent. and Gn.,
Ginghsms-Faney and Mourning Gnghams
int Linens Diapers OF all kinds Napkins sh.tng md tooo
Linen Cassbie ldkfs at from 2 cents 10 81 90
Fancy and Black Figured and Pain Bonses and
FIover Lace Good housns Seas shaw Capes and 1oi,,.
Bonnet Nees and Cap Rbsnds PaaSo Umbrellas
Dniiies and Pnhges Curtain CaeOcs &C., Toe IlL and
finer. ' ~ wv.
Also,
100 bales and eases Beeeed Unbaehed Cotton
aud shesifgs Cotton OkHabngs Buap. Bed A,o, al
Furniture Check yellow and Blue Nankssns
LfEEwrE,
Cloths Casssses Vesnsu. and Linen Poo k.t HIM s
pends Of all kinds ss Madras Cotton Cnysts an se,
for gentlemen, Cloves. HOSIERY, dc.
" Persons wanting bargains u.e or 10 . ,gsi,
will find them X ~ JgNRtNs'
whoelh and Retail Linen Staple aud Fancy Dry Goo. Store
my 10 an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
BOSTON MARKET. NAY Q.

Flopr--The sales Of Genssee today do no, Indicate
good common brands ~ 9457} At which some few ssies
hsvo been made; thsfe W. bowsvef, inquiry fct the
article w consequences o. the sdvsnce In New York The
n47s45c, and white. I5s15ic. per b. Osm-Dclewsre,
% and Nsuhcrn 35e per buy-ArLss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
Arriroi Of the Hi6crnia!
FRESH NEGOTIATIONS FROM EUROPE.
PUBLISHERS u. g. MAIL,

Arrival Of The Hibcrniai
FRESH IMPORTATIONS FROM EUROPE
PUBLISHERS u. g. MAIL.
BULLETIN sfTURDAT IOh snd SUNDAY Tia Mar
THE following New Works received SO hours
Il In advance OF any Erpressn the eouniryi
BY this Days mail.
Nos QUAKER City being No. Z Of the Sequel Isi
The Duiemans Peade, by tbs authot Of Letters
sOuih John Bun in Amsries he.; vols. in one IS
fresh supply Of the Music Of the Bohsmian Girl rs
The Dor-sy Portraits punch" humorous Da.ra.
Tniy College and Professor ofnoraI Philosophy University.
OF Cambridge; - eta
Of May Of Burgundy. se;. IS es
Lately arrived and for sale,
London Illustrated News latest dates BY The Hibeiai rs
Do Punch, '' 90 ~ y s cent:
Pan l. Theirs History NJ the Conulnte Ind Empire undsr
The Rival ce,,n. the Bsapds Of MEXICO. sROmsseso Of
SAINTS Ans and he Times, ~ cents
Arhar' Lsdys nagasoe for May isl cents
r,n 70 or rns ssT BY I"ss,n ~ s
No SO Liuers Living Age-f9te
Nan darrell TINS Gipsy Mother By Mis- Ellen Picssr'.s hr
Journal % vesr The walguri. Might and other Tae' from
No republication Of the London Penny Magazine large and
splendid edition. rs ets
sboiuow Author Of Lady Of the Cabin Evelyn husEns
CBG &C; I2t cents
~ Coirons Estre-eieeant iargeluaro gdion cents
son Grind u. THUNDER stuck Hypoes By Joseph Rough
Part % Mount sofe hs HeiFr. of RAJ 90.
Euiae Poniois The stolsn WIZ soui Tens
lated ffon the French ny Tbos Williams ~ cents.
Mrs Candes Curtain Lectures W Punch illustrations by
feeeb; f2I cents
No. 20 and Harper. Illuminated s.a rnas,.,sd se.t.O.,
Is
Table Tan W WIN. Hsgiet bslae No u wDsy Pusnan.
Lihrav Of Choes Rendne. az cens
hesh soppy ~ Voices ~ h~ Hie IArdnsfs Tcmrsa
No " Wandering Jew by ~ Earens Has fafpefs edition Gle
No TOT the onsssr Guy bsisr No ~ The ssqne-ialc
plseoafse on Iasnc, w Henry Lord nfoush. " Hs2so
No rs Hauer Pictorial nbA-g,c
Mysteries ~ Boston-fete
Tom Gfins~s Ios-9ss
maeswcods ghHhursh masass, fo' APPS Isis-qse
HAfftN a EEtI.Es,
ConduetotsPa hn-h-rs' u. n Man,
los nsa street. eosass q ns,a and lea ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

heeeNe' n
accounts and bonds security for cash -
aeeeP'anees for said firm OF Lyon u fz patriei
J. J. PARIS L co.
Mesns J. J. Faris & Co.:
You are hereby notified that the of -t,.
ing to Phrpaekk Lyon having your la a. stated
appended thereto you Will be hell bound by
account Tor them 10 Fitzpatrick Lyon not
m.'ed 10 apply them to other you ar. also mott
% MOI 70 pay Tue same OF any part thereof the sad F1pa
OF any concern Of which he member other
orbu' to hold said debts belonging patrick Lyon
coneen being dissolved Apply proper Tribunal % m
But TO prevent mischief this given
TO requiring hold account for t. ~ n
manner Aforesaid Your obed't serv't
GUTfiRiDGE T. LYON rrI h
partner Of the late concern oT
lS-u FITZPATRICK Il LYON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

Among the passengers the Hbenia at Boston 10 Mr.
Rvcs of Virginia, late Secretary Of Legation at London
which appointment he has resigned.
The Hon Joel W. White, late u. S. Consul at Liver
pool also the Hiberna. He is said to be the
bearer OF important dispatches from the u s. Legation
Belgium, 10 the American Secretary OF State.
Another passenger the Hiberna lie said to be naval
constructor. sent on, by the British government for the
purpose Of building five the lakes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
AUDITORS OFFICE,
9Th May. lsij.

4 der hsaeeount' that no aI.s have
been received reminded notices will b, ssd On
them to the June Co4r and that by snr nots.
costs while incurred They the provision. OF
The act concerning so1nes Public" which passed IA. ION Pe
ruafy lsi1 ~ whsh they abscted TO penalty OF
performing nolifa du e without executing with security in
open Cont Inq test the earliest this potes
my Belt JAS p uEATU a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

CINCINNATI MARKET, May 9Th.
FJOUR-Ssles 81 Miami Canal e 10 brs inspected Of
S463; 81 do do 60. % do clear 1853; rs do do
At 80 IS; GO do do. Cumminsr brand. Of S373
WHlSKY.-55 brIs Of I9is.-AfLss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
THEATRE

Very attractive exhibitions may be soen tho Thes.
ie ~ this du season, the public Is greatly indebted to
the company for the amusement afforded.
Tonight Black Diaboo founded on Fra Disvoo, will no
performed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

Ole Bull gave his second and last last evening
al Concert Hail. The interest felt to hear the great must
clan seemed not tho least sbaied this oceason-,he i'm
mense hail being the first night, jam up full There
was also large crowd assembled in front OF the building to
hear this wonderful perormer.-Sr. LOUIS NEw ERA,
AprIl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
HEAR THE WOMEN.

w D., the Undersigned mothers, have given our
children Wds Castor OIL Candy. are much plea ssd
with asa medicine They will freely want more b,s
no taste 81 The Oh but al eTectusL
MIS- WHiams " IL Roy Plice; Mfs Vabdts eIR poNery
Mrs. seyHour ~ Mercer ~ Mr isban 10 Washington - M,
HOLMES u Catherine a. Mr. Lewis 100 Grand g. Mrs Iineon
~ Hague ~ hfs Pratt $40 cherry ~ Mfs oieo ass
Mrs Morris - Pin - Mrs Tsyilr Becker ~ yr, Roye,
500 Broadway hfs hunin 81 Howard ~ Ms FaifanE Ga
Chaurams it, ~ ~
The genuine Wits Candy enjoys reputation in ,
County and IN Europe unpafaeled the hsory of rss h,
hss every good hing is initiated and eounierfsfted
W We and asays for Wids only renune N Won
get any otter you positively swBded.
for nls BY wids' only agent for Richmond
my ~ uAYNOR wOon a Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

III Is positively asseredi in the papers, that Mr. Blair
the me6iaGtsd Editor Of The late Globe ~spapor h to
at for his lkenesswhch adorn The front page Of tho
Democratic Review.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

" Tue GREAT RACE between Fashion and Peytona
comes of today the Union Course. Long Island for
5000 aside.
The spirit Of the Times" says both horses are in .u
perl, condition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN,

Mr.. HEAIEY, the Artist, who commissioned by The
kng OF France 10 paint Portraits Of several distinguished
Americans, arrived in Boston of which city he native
IN the ibernla. tie proceeds first Tennessee for the
purpose OF taxing Gen. Jacksons Portrait Those Of John
Quincy Adams, Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Webster President Van
Buren,, Mr. Galan, IL is supposed. will be asked for
Albany Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
THE 18th CONGRESS-

OF the members elected the 18th Congress- there
50 Wings Natives-and 80 Democrats. Sixty one re.
main TO be chosen in Maryland 6, North Csrolins g.
Alabama Mississippi 4. Florida Indiana To- Kentucky
10, Tennessee II, and in Dew England States, where
choice has been made.
The Democratic maority-will be about 50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13

lI Johnson d. is elected ia the Kanawha district BY
about 300 majority, over Camden (W.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-13
A List Of Bonds from Fitzpatrick &. Lyos.

John Balls bond. due e3I January is45. "a, 10
a., mn :, aae ptef' ieN 50
" ~ WI. spona' que sit 'any lstt. 300
80 =. e'"1 a.e 'Ia december. 1874. 81 %
-. = ooho' que fza now le43.
-. 10y JUN y" January iets...............
-. $50, s "a' ~ January, iofS.......... ~ ~
=, M .oas oona cue .'n september 1874.
lying &C T. gus Isl Jany, 1st5............ 81 90
,,, ~, uee ,''n January, io4S. ~ 81
49,. o.on o"hn que lIm Jany, leI5. .e5I
- ooha' cue gun Iahy, lstS......... II
~" ~ oona que ietn Sept lst........... 81 81
NJ, sn.pne'u ponns WIN INT from let Jan l5t5.
a. ss, D.h' uue Sth January lsfS. 60 4e
~ ouna' que .eh peer isit... 60 -
gu" 4,~, uue <t.h January 1885,. 65 is
~ " -, sp'"u' uue 'h Jan y SO ~
onns'h- oonu que ga January, lst5. 30 ~
- ~ = :, uae Gun ian IS 81
-. oono que Isl January ls45........ so
a. ooi,' uue io'n Jan y, letS...... 81 II
Joseph Ras's. due 2;st Jan'y, lS4S. n, a,
" - 'A'" oon' a"e M January iots .......... 81 80
Received, 1855 of