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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

ENETEY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY
u made OF pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, fom 80 10 40 per cent. low the market
price. lie keeps il On hand in large quantities.; and
making it ny steam power, is prepared TO fill large
orders at short notice.
NV. w. GORDON, I5a w. Pratt street,
0l3eo opposite Bali and Ohio L. z, De pos,
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gEfCkHTS So, shares in prolaTtlon. $50 900
a TO DAY aad 10 of $1,000 each, for sale at our
HEAD Quarters, Where fortune sail continues 10 enrich
our numerous patfons 2 prizes Of $1,000 each, and
! OF SJ0O were again drawn out OF the wheel BY olir
customers in yesterdays scheme. Every lottery tells
T. 4. TUCKER g. BROTHER,
RIgh, on the Cnner-HCad Of Centre Market.
W3" Send y0ur orders carly-The Small Fry draws
hcain neat SATURDAY, 18th inst. Capital $4,000
Tickets S., qTs 25e's. Packages Of qrs. 3a7. 1t
ENLErTC " f!R - CO., No. S Honiday,.t re-
IL srecuuIy invite You 10 call and purchase tick
ct or packaes IN tho following brilliant lottery "a be
drawn TEiS DAY.
$4,000 High Prize.
900 ID do.
$500 ID do
10 of $1,000 $500, 800, and 2jg q! SiCc b.
Tickets s., havesS2 50. Qrs. 81 81.
package only S 7 o..
Drawn Nos class 4j--lOwest prize So, are
80 81 10 IL G3 IS IL 6 65 80 10 Sc
Orders or arp ica'ens for tickets in all lotteries
should he made 10
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO., Baltimore, Nd
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astIertca1g geput,ltrar1,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. 70, 1915,


M,cgErtc TELEGRAPH CoMrANI. \
ioos stock company has been formed in Wash
ington city, ''lor the purpose Of erecting a line
Of Morse Telegraph between the cities OF
Now York and Philadelphia, with the power
Of extension to the cities of Baltimore and
Waehing,on" a general meeting OF the
shareholders was held in Washington On Sa-
tnrday last. The Hon. Amos Kendall pre-
.dcd IEc Stated to the Company thai he was
n negotiation with gentlemen in the city OF
New York for the purpose of raising snth-
cont sum OF money to extend the line oi Ie-
Iegrapb from Philadelphia to Baltimore, with
almost certainty of success that, should the
negotiation tcrmnltc iiyoraoly, it would add
many memoers 10 the Company, and h" would
therefore suggest the proprety OF choosing a
P,os;den, pro Ten to act until the next mcetlag
of tho Company.
MIR. Kendall also reported that the line OF
Toerupt between the cities Of New York and
Fasa6e uhiG was in great fofwaTdness, and
ya4l probably be completed, and open for the
r,tnsuiyscr Of intelligence in n few weeks
Mr.. KeDda!! was then elected president, to
s.,,o rntl the next general meeting Of the
eempany.
Mr.. French, one of tho Trustees of the Com
pany, in conformity with the eleventh article
OF tho Agreement of Association, submitted the
following;
Roles of Cbc.ge on the E[sclro- Magnetic Tcis-
graph betwtsm he cities ef .Nir York and PHI
iadtiphia.
FOR the transmission, writing out once, and
delivery ofGvorv communication not exceeding
ten words (cyery figure being counted as "a
word,) exclusive Of the signature and address,
tho directions of the writer as 10 the disposition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
TEXAS PUBLIC LANDS.

Somuch stress has been laid by the Wing. upon
the enormous public debt OF Texas which il is
doubtful they say, whether her lands will be able 10
satisfy that we are glad 10 have il in our power 10
furnish official information on the subject. The
Texas Convention, now in session, has taken up
the subject, and the result seems to be OF very
favorable character.
An imporlan, document from the Land Office
al Austin, has been laid before the Convention
From i, we learn that The superficial extent oil
Texas. as comprised within the limits defined by
statute Of The first Texas Congress, comprises, in
round numbers, 397 900 square miles or 25i,
2Si lG6 acres; that the total amount OF land is
sued by the various Boards Of Land Commission
ers, is 43543,970 acres that the total amount Of
The above, recommended as soOd and iarfrl
claims, is 1922 206 acres issued By The Depart.
menl OF War, as bounty and donation claims, g.
O0,O00 acres; land script sold by the Texas Go
yernment, 500, 7S7 acres; amount Of legal claims
to lands issued by Texas, 25.sS0?93 acres;
amount issued, and supposed 10 be fraudulent,
1881, 76i acres; issued by the authorities OF
Mexico portion of which is supposed 10 be IL
valid, 22,OsOOO0 acres; and that the total amount
Of public domain, subject 10 location and unsnr-
veyed, is ISL, 99l, 4O3 acres. Tie officer OF The
Land Office, in communicating the above stale
ment, SAYS that he has no means Of knowing the
whole amount of script that has been issued BY
The Texas Government, but thinks The amour!
We, out, i. about OF that shown 10 be in his Of
fee and that The same is the case with reference
TO bounty lands.
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AGRICULTURAL. SCHOOL.

Virginia should possess such school as is
described below by The Boston correspondent OF
the Charleston Courier. Situated in The centre
Of the State il would receive scholars from eve
~ portion Of Virginia, and after storing their
minds with the solid elements OF education, and
crels OF agriculture, II would send them ZONE,
ready and able 10 dfluse among their nelghbors
the valuable information which they have gath
cred. We know oil NJ better pan, 10 improve Inc
agriculture OF the State, and 10 disseminate the
triumphant discoveries Of agricultural chemistry
"a science which has but lately made iiset
known, Lul is destined % work out grand results.
We are aware that some Of our distinguished
farmers are very anxious for The establishment
Of such Schnol-and We hope that The Central
Stale Committee will thoroughly investigate the
subject, and repor! some sonnd and pracilcaois
plan 10 Inc Society next Winter. No one who
has seen the admirable Agricultural School OF
Feenberg a, uofwYl in Switzerland, could fail
T. be struck with The beautiful order and discipline
which pcryaded the establishment. Inc boys
are happy ana cheerful The healthy and &C.
tive life they lead in their daily "oiG on Inc
model farm, makes them energetic ana VIf'uous.
Their s;niies are conducted on the efficient sys-
TEN Of Pes,alczzi, ana they are we'll ground
cd in Ina necessary rudiments oi educauon
anl IL The science OF agriculture, because
cycr2 lesson j, a practical one We kno"oi no
better school Tor the devrlopencni OF virtue, IN
ielliseace, and those practical qualities 50 neces-
sary in every days lite. Sucha schoo' We nope
soon TO see in Virginia. It will DC Poweiiul
auxiliary in The cause Of general education, by
furnishing wc;I-iniorned teachers, ard II VIII
give new impeiu, 10 the declining agriculture
Of the State. We comment The subject TO Tie
farmers ofthe Stale and 10 the Agricultural State
Society:
al have recently visited the Farm School, so
called, located on beautiful little island IN our
harbor, known as Thcmrson's. some OF me
boys in this establishment are 0! highly resPec,a-
bic parents and are placed here because ll.'ls
TOO forward for home discipline, ou' .ne lDos. u
the scholars arc either orphans, or children Of pa
rents who take no care ci them At home. iihomes
they do possess. vas sra;hed al seeing hea!ly
eighty chubby la1s, from il 10 10 yeats oil age,
learning in addition 10 Tie common rudinen's OF
education, practical lessons in The healthy ana
noble science Il Agriculture. They sln!y into
The fitness Of all lhc d,Eieieht vegetables ioT Inc
various soils, he bes, modes Of tending Them,
and the combinations Of all possible conposls FOL,
their Modification. Having tie Advantage Of
The results arrived at BY experimental! farmers On
both sides or tie Atlantic they re enabled 10 Oh.
tain such an education ii this 100 much neglected
science, as canno, fail TO render them valuable
members OF the farming community"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

Immediately before each leciu'c, the s,c,,cp,s
arc subjected 10 a full and rigid examination :
Tie preceding lecture, or on portions OF apploy4I
lex, books. II is appaIcn, thai The plan u vbicb
the outlines have been briefly stated, is ere which
allows The student 10 commence az well as 10 rom
plsc his medical studies in Tie institution s1ti no
acnts happy combination Of tie advantages ;,
nc system OF instruction, h private iupilase and
hal OF public lectures. ""'
Ary pcFscn Of approved moral conduct m,v
offer as candidate, and receive the degree Of Il
H., without reference 10 the time he has been on
saSed III INC study oil medicine, or Of joining III.
school, provided he undersors in satisiaeio'v
manner, the various examinations prescribed H.
The enacimenIs. The Professors arc:
Robert Z. Rogers, NJ. d., Professor Of Chem.
's;ITy, Pharmacy, and Materia Me.ica.
Henry Howard, NJ. d., Professor oil Pathology
ana Practice OF Medicine, Obstetrics, ard Med.
cal Jurisprudence. ''''N''
:, James L. Cabell, NJ. D., Professor Of na,omy
John staise Davis, ii. D., Demonsua,o, =.
JGly lS-2awtOc,l>, 'NeV''
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

NoTTowaY Court HousE, April 3 1915
WAS committed 10 the jaiio Til, c.ur,y On
w The 18th day OF March, lsi5, Nesr, Man
who calls himself ALECK. lie is brieh, mn,
!aito, abou, five teet nine OF ten inches HIGH ,ni
about twenty-eislt or nine yea.s old. He >syS
that he was sold as the properly Of F--nc:s Ep.
by ihe Sheriff OF Notoway, abcu: The year "a
10 Mr. Rogers, who carried him 10 the SOM
where he escaped, and has since live. with Z m :
cf Indians in Texas. Re had on when coalaj.
ted, cows hair hunting shin. kersey pan,al o.,
with back>kin leegings, black satin VS.. !
black far hat, and black silk cap irinscd WIN
Indians hair, 50 as 10 cover the forehead All
temples The owner is requested 10 come H..
ward, prove property, and pa; charges, or i.
will be dealt with according 10 law
MAY 2-clalIY THQS " EpES 1ailnr
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LoNDo
r.,,;t.J ,'SOn mn ~ - Eun Onn

Capital t-50o,G0 or 81 500 ,03U
TINTED STATES LOCAL BOARD or
u DIRECTORS, viz JACOB HARVEY,
Esq, Chairman; ions J. PALMER, Esq, JoNA7nIS
GooDnuE Esq, JAMES BoaRMaN, Esq. GEORGE
BARCLAY, Esq, SAMUEL S. HowLASD E,G,
GoRHAS a. WORTH, Esq, and SAMUEL NJ. Fox,
Esq. BANKERS Bank III .Ncr Yort.
General Ascn, for the United States and Brush
Norm American Colonies, Hon. J. LEASuga
STARR.
The admirable system OF Life Insurance, which
this Institution has organized, ant which has
cured such marked distinction in Europe, has o.
ained for il the highest favor in a mcrica. IA.
ring the shoIt period Of lis establishment in the
United States its principles have won The unqUa-
liiied approval of many eminen, men, and Tie
patronage il has secured fully tests The pubic cor.
iidence in is favor. As further guaranty Tor Tie
standing OF this Company, Inc subscriber refers
the public TO The above Board OF Directors, resi-.
ding in New York, composed Of gentlemen oi The
highest character and responsibility. A very
large sum 10 be permanently invested in he
United States, in the names of three of these ID.
reelors as Trustees, available always 10 the ~
sured, in cases of disputed claims should any
such arise.
Pamphlets containing The last ANNA! report,
and mucl; grneral information, together with Tie
Socielys rates; also, blank iorms and laeiollrf
Information, may be Obtained on application ,
tie subscriber.
Example IF Rats-fSr Me assurance q 100 D..
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SEOG Reward

N ILL be paid fer The delivery Of cFS.p
w VINO ran away On ih- ISL isslan, H. !;
feet inches in height, % year, GA blacl -,
good teeth, and has Pleasing look when $500. .a'
10. The above reward will H. paid il Is,!,." rsl
al Belts & Edmun!son's jail, in Rcbm,,c,. .e
confined in any jail 50 We get him. He ran - =, :,
in company with a mulauo man named In VI
27yeai> old, thin visase, and stands ieel o ,f,p
IS in height. Caesar wa. brought from Jae s.,s
\. c., and sold BY Spraily Horn =
BELTS & EDMONDsoy
trp 2O-c,f -
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POETRY.
ILL.,, L. [ niDR.l

L.0M ". ai'"f''J ,,,,,
~ rpr r;rH or MISS VIRGINIA SCOTT
Dn..s,c, }. MIR Grner0i Hlafs's Se0'', Z. : =
s,e,s .ooe-wi;a Summers fading flowers
T6e bceui,(d has PET!
with hearts 0! bitter anguish. We
Have laid her with the dead
1vesaw,h the roscs sotics; TIT
Fade from her lovely check
And while The l,iy cus!eid there,
We watched her spirit meek
sn,m;ssivcly she bowed 10 Heaven
Nethinks hear her say;
.oh ok me not 10 iinger here,
While angels call away
Her spirit soush, better world
Rorne On a scraph's wings;
she tri!ls an angels harp OF gold,
And strikes lis heavenly strings.
The music Of Tia, blissiul sphere,
Should soo,he each murm'ring sigh,
We would no, bring her back 10 earth
Wen seek her in the sky.
Ana when a, evenings rensive hour,
The vespcr hymn is heard,
Thoughts, tia, are dear 10 memory,
Shall in our hears be sIiffd'
roon her fresh and early grave
wrIl sire he brightest flower;
And though The isorcs may wiihef mere,
re fasraa1e s'lF's GAYS.
Washington, Aug. so, 1919 VI. W =
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Flicil1n0nd Law school.

TNliE term Of this Institution commences On
i the 18th Of October, and terminates or The
18th q March following.
Thsie are Two Courses OF Law in The y, hecf-
the General or Elementary course, emhracirc II,
lines OF the Law of Nature AMI Nations III.
Polly. with particular views Of lie Con,,'u.i,ls
CT Virginia and Of the United Sta:cs-.ri liz
Principles Of he Municipal Law Of Vre,n,a-
with The subjects Of Pleading and Eyreuce;-
and The PIactical or Professional Course EN-.
bracing the Principles OF the Municipal Law u
Virginia, in connection with Tie various tern.
oil action in use; together with Tic points 81 Plei.
Ing and .:vcence applicable 10 them re>pecre.
ly-ani otGer matlcfs-a some length.
And there is also a Couisr Of Rhetoric, m.
b!acing The priLcres OF tie arr. ere par;ica,dr.
y as applicable % argument .nd discussion a. ae
bar.
There are Lecture, Reading, REGULATIONS tX.
amiraiions and Exercises Of G;.a!eren; a.nl. IN
the Students, in all the courses.
The tec Tor in,.rc,i. !. is $50 of tie .Stn :,r
either Of az courses Of Law, " $50 iog both q
ihem Cor pans OF lhem) together; ana 81 Ior lie
Course OF Rheioric-raya!le II advsnrc
Jnly dc. Oct Is WIN MaXN ELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

The weekly statement Of The Uniicd States
Treasury Department, showing the amount Of
moneys at its credit in The various Banks holding
the public deposi;es. is published il The Washing
Ton Union OF Tuesday. The statement is made
up 10 the 25ih August, and shows tia, The amount
en- ,crosi,e was 9.939 637 SO; which was sub
lect, however, 10 drafts drawn, bu, not yet paid,
though payable, amounting TO s2,23o,s24 %; and
making the net amount on deposila s7,70s,sla 81.
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WILLIS Il. WooDLEY, Proctor, &c
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The plan of inslruclion in this department o.
the University presents pecularites 10 he found
in no other school Of Medicine in the Union
The lectures commence on the Isl OF October
and terminate on the 4;h OF July ensuing.
Owing 10 the length Of the session, which en-
braces period Of nine months, three Professor.
are enabled TO perform all the duties which in
other medical institutions are usually assigned Il
six; and the students are seldom required TO ancnc
more than two lectures on the same day. By
this arrangement the students lave an opportnni
ty Of being we'll grounded in Anatomy, Physiolo
gy, and other elementary branches OF Mediea
Science, before they investigate their application:
in connection with The study Of the practice o
Medicine and Surgery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

Under the title Of "Srced the Plough we have
received in ramrhet-forn, from HE Office Of the
Athens Southern Planter, an allie Essay, show
ing The effects Of protective and prohblory du-
lies, and the mischievous operation OF the present
Tariff, BY Georgia Planter. Il has been ex-
tensiyely rerubIishcd b. The Georgia Democratic
press and iii, we doubt nor, render much ser
vice in placing Georgia, at the October election
firmly and immorably in the Republican ranks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

TN CHANCERY-VIRG kules het,
i in the Clerks Office of the CiTcuh SURF
Conr OF Law and Chancery Tor me coun's .
Orange, on the 1,h day OF July, 1873 - ..,a.
Joseph Hidden, fla'""''
against a.,
James Lea,hers, Alexander Leatiers' W., " ~
Leahsrs, (son OF Wilam,) john LoaiheFs, : -
L.ahers. (son of Moses,) Alexander Le-'' 80
(>on OF iioses) Nancy Lca,hers, M,9hsel -
sey AMI Be,sey his wife, Barney Cafas! 81
4 lice his W.T., and Ice children al a.. ..sa
Wc5b, decd, who are unknown, and JohH.u''
Leahers sen'r and others De,enaa1 =.
The defendants above named nj ha''os
tered their appearance and given secafi +,
cordins 10 the acl Ct Assembly and lhe iu.s' 81.
this Court and il appearing BY sausee'oiic om.
dcacc tia, they are not inhabitants Of ms ~. I'm.
monweallh-On motion OF the piaih'i' .! 49,. 80,
sci, j! is ordered that the said ceencah's g.
named do appear here at Rules 10 5e E.a ~ ,s y.
said Courl on the frs, Monday in Cctooel, ~
md answer the original Bill and 6mfnaea ~,
Supplemental 6rA, Of the plaintff-and ihaIa sUf
Of This order be forthwith inserted 10 sonie ne -,
paper published in The city Of Richmond loi .@
months successfully, and that another copy t In,
of be posted a. The from. door OF The CouT' fi0'''
OF This county. A Copy-Tes!e:; c.,.
July ll-cw2m +. :. En-
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]. SITUATION WANTED

4 GENTLEMAN competent to give itStlcc.
n ton iii all the braiches OF Education usual.
ly taught in orr best Academies and Colleges. oi.
ir'S his services for the ensuing year Teari
tle has received degrees from several Colleges,
has been ensag rd in teaching about Ten years, ard
can produce ample testimonials as TO character
and qualifications. He would prefer situation
in his native Stale, Virginia, hot would not object
TO a residence in another State. Letters addressed
10 T. K L.. care OF the Hon. r. r. Gillian, al OK.
ford, Granville county, North Caroina, Will meet
with prompt attention. July 29-W6w-
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1HOS. II. DICKINSON,

ATTORNEY a In y, p;,,
WILL attend the Courts Of The Ily y. a,;.o
w mond and oil the counties OF iA'"'''
Goochland and Powhalsn.. ro,r,..n,i
Office a, the corner OF Main and fou''''
Streets, Richmond.
Aug. a6-d6t6ew4w'
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Orr,c,AL.-Appo;atnent ~ tie President
Hardy Holmes, re-arpoinied receiver Of public
moneys Tor the distric, Of lands subject 10 sale at
ouachts, La. 10 take effect on he l3ih u Sept.
ls45, when BIS present commission Will expire,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

Observation-Disclosures Fitch is the Democratic
candidate for Governor, and VIM. L. Giecnly
for l.. Governor. Gov. Barry's name wa. with
drawn after The 4lh balloling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

NORFOLK, Sert.3.
MrLlTARY.-The barqne PhGnix. Boush sail.
ed from OLD Point yesterday, with United States
Troops, bound 10 Arkansas Bay, (Texas)
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Example NJ Rates-fJr he assurance q 100 D.
lars on q .SiuoLf Lite

insurance can te elected Tor any sum- toiH
$500 up 10 $4,000, by application 10
HENRY LUDLAM
Richmond, "a
Physician 10 The Society, AUGUSTUS l.
WARNER. July 27-cNom
TN VIEGISn AT rules hef
/ in the Clerk, Office Of Northampton CoutY
Court, on The 10Th day OF July, 1915:
John Ker, administrator of Sarah Ker, deccas
ed, Plaintiff
against
Hillary B. S,fingcr, and leonard 3. N1uins
ham, executor 4 Elizabeth I. Slringer, deceas
ed, Defendants.
The defendant, Hillary B. Sriaeer, not hasns
entered his appearance, and happening by ATS
factory evidence that he is not an iUhabi'anid Q.
this Commonwealth. It's ordered, that The s7itt
PENDANT, Hillary B. Sirnser, 10 appear here a
the rules 10 be holden for The said Cour', cn re
first Monday in October next, and answer he iia
OF the plaintiff; and that cory OF this oiGer x
forthwith inserted in some newspaper ru6is'e
in the City OF Richmond, for Two months succss.
sively, and that another copy te Pos;ec al w
from, door Of the Court House OF this county
A Copy. Tese,
LOUIS ?. ROGERS, c. \. T.
July l8-cw2m
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VIRGINIA. CHEESE.


We arc glad 10 record such evidences oil VIC sam
and industry of our counrymcn. For i 'o'S
time wc obtained all cur cheese from England
and nov quite large supply Of this article y 81
ported Tor the consumption oiJoan Bull oo'"c
Of The American cheese is equal, III ilaVof ana
richness, 10 The mcst celebrated EnSiish dairy
manufactures
We are pleased that Virginia is about TO com
pc,c .or The prize-and, though we now Introduce
he Alexandria Gazilte 10 testify 10 inc eAe.'-
lencc Of Inc Prince William cheese, it would DC
more agreeable and satisfactory to have a Per,
sonsl inspection, before We expressed our decided
opinion as 10 lis merits:
"Nr. Samuel Look, Of Prince William coun-
r. is engaged in the manufacture oil very excel
len, CHEESE several specimens OF which ne mas
brought 10 town and soii-and the cheese ioF us
m;lJness and richness, has been highly approved
If by all WHO have used it. We are glad 10 re-
co-i his evidence Of The industry and TACT OF a
Prince William Farmer. There is IN that coun-
" much land that might be turned To usf!u' pnt-
no,rs, now idle or neglec;ed-and, especially,
liz, n,jrh; he used as Dairy farms. MI LOOK
has has. sci he example and We hope he will prom
by his undertaking"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

M.ssAcuussrrs- Parial returns from me I'm
(Noriols) Congressional district indicate 'ha'
there is again 10 choice. This is the 9TH attempt.
IN ,hc towns heard from, there is small wing
gain, compared with the votes OF The same towns
:, The fourth trial. Williams, d. is ahead ol
Hale, w, but the scattering votes VIII prevent
choice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

The average amount expended by the resident
graduates OF The several schools, viz: