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MON, = sten TOO far. The heavy wheat crop o.
,s4s and the great deficiency in the wheat anu
tobacco crop ol 1916, may, however, have, 10
srea, degree, produced The different results IRE
sdent G. recommends the re-esta blishment OF The
tariff Of tolls agreed upon in December, 1874
with proper notifications. In this recommenda-
ton The Board Of Directors concur, with this ex-
cep,on-thal, in consideration Of the pTesen: low
price Of tobacco, The toll upon that article, which
wac >; cents per ton per mile under The tariff oi
lSi5, shall be reduced 10 cents.
Mr.. w. NJ. Pcyton, Stale proxy, moved TO
refer the repor. TO committee OF u.s. with in
slruclions 10 report The measures they deemed e1'
pedent.
Mr.. VIM. H. mcfarland moved 10 amend, So
rs 10 direct The committee TO inquire into The ex-
pediency Of divesling The Company OF the aulho-
riiy Ia Prescribe the rates oil tolls and surrender
ing II into the hands of the Legislature, if that
body shall think proper 10 exercise il.
This amendment, being supported BY Nlessrs.
Maclarland, Fleming James and Thomas K,
Price, and opposed by Messrs. w. M. PeyIon,
Joseph Mayo, G. N. Johnson, S. S. Baxter, !.
Davenport and 0. M. Crulchheld, was rejected
hy large majority, and The resolution adoped
and The following committee appointed:
VIM. NJ. Peylon of Roanoke N. +. Venabls
Of Prince Edward, o. Nj. Cruchfeld OF Sputt-
sylrania-S Proxies; VIM. Ii. Mactarland
OF Richmond, Maurice Langhorne OF Lynch
burg, James Lyons, Sydney S. Baxter, Gus'avns
A. MYERS, Jos. Mayo Isaac Davenport, Geo. N.
johnson and Fleming James Of Richmond, and
s. Med Reid OF Rockbridge.
Captain Dimmock submitted resolution di-
rec,ing The committee OF thirteen 10 consider the
following principc-thai, in The adjustment of
tariff, the tolls charged be inversely, as The dis
lance travelled. Adopted.
A resolution, submitted by Mr.. Lyons, was
then agreed 10 after trief discussion, directing
the appointment OF a committee of five TO con-
the Legislature 10 guarantee the bonds ofhe Com
pany 10 a Sufficient amount to enable il 10 con-
slruct railroad from Lynchbufg, by the way Of
Buchanan and Covinglon, 10 Guyandoue; or, 10
suspend The lien Of the Commonwealth on the
works ol The Company so as 10 enable j, 10 con.
siruct The railroad with its own means.
The Committee are as follows james
Lyons Ct Richmond; Sydney S. Baxter OF Rich.
mond; William II. Mcfarland Of Richmond;
S. Med Reid OF Rockbridee; G. N. johnson OF
Richmond.
Dr. Brockenbrough laid before the Sockhold-
ers communication from several Iron Masters
in The Valley, which was referred.
The meeting then adjourned, 10 re-assembe on
Friday (this) evening.
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For the E'a1niy>,

FW Ete IsHfA6e-
MessTs. Editors: Discovering that several cot
respondents have addressed you on tha. portion &
be Governors Message proposing 10 remove II.
tree persons OF color from the Commonwealth {.
Virginia, all OF whom appear 10 favor The expo
rimeni, will you therefore, permit a subscriber i
great experience and observation 10 dissent tror
proceeding calculated 10 excite deep teellrgs i
the commnnily2 My experience IN lille has or
abled me 10 decide with confidence, indeed viii
perfect accuracy, that The tree persons OF colo
look 10 The whites for safely and good Government
ard would, under no circumstances, embark in
cause appiehended by the Governor Of The Coz,
monwealh; 80 that the os'ensibe reason Tor Al
experiment so excitable and impraclicable, is Il
tifely without foundation. AS 10 receiving sole!
goods, the whites do his three 10 one; and
The object is 10 prune The body polite By VOTE Il
required plurality could never be obta ined. Shou
We ihd The proposition atlainable, So lar as u
vote is concerned, where should We ilnt homes q
this side OF the great oceah2 We know that ,tt
Slave States would resist their reception, and :
il were so difficult 10 find homes Tor four huntu-
lEanumitted slaves in philan.hropic Ohio, Wiz
other Stale would willingly favor their reception
The Eastern States are already SO dense, tha "
population IS daily rmisraiing; and, 10 drpr''
them oi their freedom, 10 Transport Them 10 u,
rant shores, (our Bill Of Rights staring US in 3.
.ace,) would suhjeci US 10 The defisicn and IL.
Guile Of the world The hc,cr plan would IL /.
act temporarily and wisely, and bear with =,
evil, The remedy OF which would be worse, ir.
hnlIely, than any disasters imposed upon u b
our imprndent ancestors, whose offspring vet
no doubt begin, de nor0, to fill up vacuum tha =.
had So uDJuslly. and therefore inJuriously, mo
VIZ pop'dt rcr Dci, may sound well in theory 10
aibi raIy proceedings, when opposed 10 naiurs-
rights and the fundamental principles ol jusiia.
you'd be more likely - incur the wrath Of DrigI
than 10 secure hi commanding ap.rova'. feg|
motto think vii! now apply, E''h Sans ! "a,
P. 5. Governor Smith IS reaching Tor al ur.
atlanablr ideali y-ihe Utopia OF adeli!icus ri
ardent, but esreeiously mistaken Imaginable
hat which the organical condition Of huhati
refuses.
Essex County, Virginia, January 5, ISL,
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ia he Editors Of The Enquirer:
MfnnI rsrY Co Feb Isi lslT

Messrs Editors The period IS last approach.
ing when it will be necessary 70 elect new L..
gisla,uie (unless bill be carried b. the two
Houses OF Assembly 10 postpone The election y
The tal) and as i, is understood that our presel,
delegate, c. T. Browne, Esq, will not be CAN
didate Tor reelection, il becomes important 10
the Democratic party that they should organiae
Tor the campaign al an early day; and with .
view to that object, ncipieni measures should te
Immediately adopted. In order 10 harmonic in
the selection Of suitable individual as slant.
ard bearer il is proposed that each e'ect'on Dis
lrict in The county OF MddleseI (whose da., i
is 10 furnish he representative, under compro.
mise between The counties OF Mathews and Md.
desex) hold meeting. sometime between nov
and March Conr, and appoint committee o,
fiyc to meet in Urbanna, on Cour day, and recon.
mend 10 4 general meeting. 10 he held al tha.
time, ulable person, TO be chosen as canci.
date lorepresent Us in The ensuing Legislature
II seems 10 the writer that a lairer expression q.
The popular will can be had in this than IN any
other way, unless The committees be packed wit
view 10 The funherance Of The claims Of aly
particular individual, which il is sincerely hep
will no, b. The case.
A STATE Rl0HTs DgaccsaT
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LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, lo41.
SENATE.
A..Mn1rEM ilnm he committee on

~, ncMIJrEN from he committee on In
nal Imnrovemenls reported several bills
Mr.. BONDURANT, tom the committee 10
eYamioe The Clerks Office, presented report,
,bar rhev found The papers and books neatly ar
ranged. &C., which was lad on the taple.
The bin authorizing Albright Sherwood, ana
others, Of the county ut Bo'etcurt, 10 construct
railroad came up in lis o'der, ana was PASSED.
also, The bill concerning Inc berfJVi'e A"i"P'Ae
Company, which passed.
The bill authorizing the transfer oil money or
r-oncrty held in trust within this Commonwealth
10 such trustees as shall be appointed by the
conr,s Of other States 10 receive the same, was
,aken 10, on motion OF MIR. McMULLEN, and
was rejected.
journed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A communication was received from the Sen
ate, stating that they have agreed 10 he pream-
be and resolutions providing Tor the payment
OF school quotas 10 certain counties and cor
poralions whose proceedings under the act
amending the primary school system, have been
informal or Imperfect, or where the duties en-
Joined have been pfetermit,ed, with an amend
mept, which amendment was concured in by
The House.
Mr. DANIEL, from The Committee on Privi-
leses, &c, presented reports upon the reson-
lions or requiring sheriffs 10 furnish 10 the com.
mssioners Of elections in the several electoral
districts list of nsolvenls for The preceding year;
aud upon the memorial oil John Blair, prcteTring
charges against John Carroll, The delegate re-
turned from Giayson and Carroll; and a bill
amending an act entitled an act changing the
place ofholdins separate election in The county
III Mason, and for other proposes, passed Feb
ruary l7lh, lS45.
Mr. DAVIS from the Committee on Asrcu.
lure, &C., presented, bill 10 incorporate The Ivan
noe Manufacturing Mills Company, in The coun-
" Of Amhersl; bill 10 incorporate the Virginia
State Company and Tor oherpurposes; and bill TO
r corporate the Branch Mining and Manufactu.
ing Company.
Mr. SHEFFEI moved the following resolu-
ton: Resolved, That leave be given 10 bring in
bill providing Tor A change 81 the prescribed
route for he extension vi Tie Baltimore und Ohio
Railroad, through Virginia, 10 The city OF Wheel
ing.
Mr.. HUNTER moved 10 lay the resolu-
lion on lie table. A debate, in which
Messrs. SHEFFEY, HUNTER, EDGlNG-
TON and SCOTT participated, ensued, pend
ing which the House passed 10 The consider
alton Of he orders Of The day; and, bill to in
crease the capita stock OF the Slaunon and James
River Turnpike Company, for The purpose Of
McAda MIXING their road, was taken up, and, on
motion OF Mr. HART, the further consideration
thereof was postponed and the bill made the
order Of he day for Saturday, next. A bill TO in
corporate The Potomac and Ohio Railroad Com
plny. was taken up MIR. SCOTT, who had The
floor on Yesterday, resumed and continued hls ar
eurcni in favor Of The fright OF Way"
tn motion OF Mr.. STROTHER,
line House adjourned.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT


III and nth lie adr'ee and consent Of the Senate.
Cade D. Strickland, Jr., Register ofihe land Of
fee al Greensburg in the State OF Louisiana, vice
richmond Dennis, deceased.
John F. Payne, Register ol The land office al
Na,chitoches, in The Stale OF Louisiana, vice
w allan T. Walmsly, resigned.
Exum l.. Whitaker, ii North Carolina, 10 be
Assistant Commissary, with The rank Of captain.
William L. Dancy, Of North Carolina, 10 be
Asssian, Quarlermasler, with the rank Of cap
tain.
Castor D. Cobbs, oil North Carolina to be Sur
seon
James A. MacRae, OF North Carolina, 10 be
Assistant Surgeon.
Thomas ~ Love, Of Mississippi 10 be Snr-
econ.
Henry Field, Of Mississippi, to be Assistant
Surgeon.
William II. rAnson, OF Virginia, TO be Sur.
.eon.
James l.. Kemper, Of Virginia, 10 be Assist
an, Ouar.ermasler, vice William ). kemper. er-
roneously named and transmie! 10 The Senate
on he 18th uimo.
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n q ii &C

T HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAMES A.
I TRICE, WIN has been in my employment for several
wears, and will continue business at my old stand cor
ner IL nth and Cary streets, under the style Of WM
ANDERSON & CO., for tie purpose Of conducting a
Wholesale Grocery and General Commission Business,
for III. sale OF Groceries, Domestic Goods, Cotton Yarns
&C.. as well the staple products and minerals Of the
s,aie; aud have engaged the services "f Mr.. DAVID
ANDERSON Jr to conduct the grocery, iron and
Of said business. His experience and
qualifications for that branch uf the business too
yell known 10 make II necessary IL state them We
have also made an arrangement with Mr.. FRED. An
DERSON 10 aid in the management Of the tobacco de-
partlnent who has long been familiar and intimately
acquainted with this branch Of business
Liberal advances will be made on consignments OF
groceries domestic goods, tobacco, wheat corn, pig
ion, and any articles OF general trade.
February Isl, ls47. wa. ANDERSON, in.
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KENTUCKY U. S. sENATOR.-The Le-
.i>lalure Of Kentucky resumed their baloIng on
Friday, the 90 h ult Alter the 18th ballot, The
name Of Governor Metcalt was Withdrawn, but
hi; friends divided about equally on the two re-
naming Wing candidates On The 10Th .aliol,
the result was as follows Underwood, Wing
40; Letchcr, Wing, 40; Halves, Dem 30. The
Legislature then adjourned, and the probability
was that Il new name would be brought forth.
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CoMNrShs

ICoMNrS =.
The writer Of this simple lnbu'e !" mn, -,
~ Of his departed TREND, Lieut. ar ar !:
Bcrrs, (who died on The frs Of JaH. y, i,
margo, J isels sensibly lis lnap''H ~ q
10 he character of rbe dsceas.o ,'cr.,
knew him vell-had wa'chsf ms ~ &.
ssrIiesr childhood t. mature niahh.g al =
et BY nature with intelligence s u"
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Senate Chamber, Feb. 4, l84t.

II We are authorized to announce Col. John
Mcpherson OF Page, as candidate TO represent
the Senatorial District composed Of the counties
Of Shenandoah, Hardy, Page and Warren, in The
mex, Legislature
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To he Editors If The Enquirer:

To The Editors II The Enquirer:
GoocuLASp, Jan. 2s, Is.
Gentlemen notice in The Enquirer q
26h tina, Walter D. Leake, Esq, will not
candidate for seat in The next LegslaiDi'
take the liberty Of calling the attention =
Republicans Of Goochand 10 Capt CHas. u
Rlar, as suitable person 10 fill The vacsne'
think il is sufficient. 10 say osCapt G. iha' z
an intelligent farmer and rue Democrat
Respectfully,
A VoTsa or GoocHLiN
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Fsr he Er7'T
TO THE PEOPLE OF STAFFORD COUNT

TO THE PEOPLE OF STAFFORD colH'
Fellow-Ci,izsns think proper ioarro..
you my entire willingness 10 repfesen! y.
next House Of Delegates, il il shall be you.
sure to cleo; mo; and j, will be Tor yea ! :.
mine the mode in which your wishes o. -
ject shall tc expressed. II you shail y.
most advisable 10 hold Convention ~ =
pose Of concentrating public senlreh
submit 10 The decision If such C,nyeh'og.
g,ea, pleasure II, on the conits:y 10 ~.
ceeding b. deemed necessary, you"ii' !. 4
sance OF such proceeding, consicer ~
didate 10 represent the county o! Ssn0'-
en.uiug election.
lam, very respectfully,
Your obedien' servant. urGE
EDMUND c. FlILn'~
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We tegrelto publish The following Card Of &C.
neral Wallace. The Senate is about 10 lose one
of lis mos! valuable memters:
TO THE VOTERS OF FAUQUIER AND
PRINCE WILLIAM.
II has been long known, both here and 10 ma
ny OF you, that il was my intention 10 decline
reelection 10 the Senate OF Virginia. Circum-
stances have prevented my rcsisning MY seat
heretofore; and, intending 10 announce my deter
minalion in time for the Spring election, now
perform that duty. will not be candidate, and
hope that in any Convention which may be call
ell TO nominate candidate, my name may not
be presented. | cannot serve even il elected
Grateful for your confidence heretofore bestowed
upon me, trust Ihave fulfilled yuur expectations
and fully redeemed all my engagements 10 you.
Your lellow-cilizen.
ACE
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CO.PartnershiD.

We have this day formed connection In business, A.
sated In above advertisement. and trust that the ar
rangement we have made will secure for the concern
tho confidence Of our seniors friends, and the public
generally. WM. ANDERSON, a..
JAS. A. TRICE.
February lot, la<7-eeaw4w
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FoR THE LSQuIi

To tie Democratic Io,.rs 81 lie Connfios "
theirs and Sildd,eaI.
The time is approaching WHEN yen vi.
called upon to make choice OF d candidate u
presen, you 10 the next Legislature Ct Vr.tl
and in looking over The Democratic tanks o
counties, find no one better qualified to iiil
sat;on than Robert MacdaD, Of Midd.sscS.
Mackan has It I'D b. The party in stcfm' ar
sunshine, and has rendered more service 70
Democratic ranks than any man in the cCp'
Mr.. NJ. is no orator, but man of sound jucaa
and undoubtcd integrity, man in every ws, g
lifted 10 represent US in tie Legislature. l.
sent us. A DEMOCRh!
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TUF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

We understand that handsome Ball will be
given, al lie City Ho;el. en- Wednesday evening,
the 10Th February, in aid Of The Hebrew School
Fund Of The city q Richmond. The managers
are selected from The most respectable citizens,
"Jews and Genli.es" ard will do all in their
power 10 give inle!cs! 10 The scene. We wish
them iui success in their very laudabie enter
prize We cannot doubt that il will be literally
palIonized
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The Union says tina, General Gaines, in his
own leuer 10 The Secretary of War admits the
fact that The much talked Of letter o. General
Taylor was written 10 him, General Gajnes.)
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We were indebted last cYenipg to Mr.. Bcale
oi,he Steamer Augusta, for Norfolk papers yes
lerday morning They contain nothing new.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-05

We regret 10 stale that Carter VI. BraSlon,
Esq, is detained from his sea- in The Senate OF
Virginia, by severe illness.
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T ucK's PRIZE OFFICE, Wall Street, op-
IL pusiie City Hotel.
For this Morniug-Splend'd Prizes $40 900, TO-
900, OF 5000, 90 of 1000, SC 70 Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets only S..
Also, the Dollar Loltcry--S3.O 300 Capital IS Nos.
IL drawn Sales Close al TALL past 10 O'Clock this morn
ing Lucky Tickets for sale al The
LUCKY OFFICE, Wall Street.
THREE Capitals sod in last drawings received. md
rald nv LUCK.
One of 500, two of ST 90, on Whole Tickets.
Fab
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ToHN B. BIGGER's LOTTERY OFFICE,
j No ll6 Main Street.
Drawn Nos. Of Susquehanra Lottery, Class 10:
C6 Sc 81 81 IS 60 ~ 80 50 os 81 So
A Pr,xe Of $500, of 1000, Of $50, all sold and
paid by BIGGER.
$4,000 for To-Day. Ticke.ss5.
Also So 900 for To-Day. Tickets ST..
For Plzes, address your orders 10
Feb S JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
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IE,om fhe Mem York Her,ld.
OPENING oF THE THEATRE.

A very large audience on "Wednesday night
welcomed the new lessee and manager OF the
Theatre. The admirable Comedy Of "London
Assurance" was performed with great success
and every one seemed satisfied that The present
is The most efficient company that has been upon
or stage for many long years. We have no
space TO refer 10 each actor. hut We cannot orbea
10 mention the very successful Tersonaiion Of
4Sr Hafcour, Courlley," by Manager Blake,
"Lady Gay Spanker," by Mrs. Pope, and "Med-
die" the Lawyer, by Mr.. Chapman All, how
ever, did their duty and were warmly applaud
ed By The audience We congra ulate MIR. Blake
upon his brian, debut, and have no doubt that
lie will be literally paronized, should he continue
o furnish as good entertainment as on Wednes
day night.
The bill for lc-nieh, is very interesting one.
Bu we shall lei good critic Of The drama give
lis opinion
Far the Enquirer.
Messrs. Editors Tonight The public will
have an opportunity Of seeing Mr.. Geo. Jami-
son-lhat most excellent Tragedian-in The cha
rac;er OF Claude Melnolte. Mr. J. gained high
reputation as general actor while on visit 10
Richmond last Winter, as many can testify who
witnessed his performances in favorie charac-
lers. Unfortunately, last Winter the stock com
pany was no, OF that order calculated 10 sustain
play which required good acting; and, there.
10 e, the energies OF good actor must have been
cramped and trammeIl.d Such, understand,
is not now the case. MIR Blake has selected from
The PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore Theatres the best
portion OF Inc stock companies so that an actor
can be we'll SUSTAINED, Tree 10 exert his greale'l
energies in his part, nor fear that an unfortunate
bungler will mar The beauty OF the play.
Those who have seen Mr.. Jamison in his cha
racers OF Richelieu, Macbeth, Grandfather
Whitehead, Beverly. etc., 'need no, be told lha,
however excellent his acting then, under unlavo-
rable circumstances, it will be lar more so aow,
when we'll sustained. To those who have moi
had the pleasure OF seeing him, would say, lha,
if they wish treat, go tonight, and visions Of
Pauline, Claude Menotte and Jamison will lin
ger 10 their dreams for weeks 10 come. To all
say, go! HERBERT.
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NIANAGEsS' OFFICE.-D. PAINE
lSI & co.
For TO Day $40 900, lo,6o4, ! Of 5000, 20 o
500, 90 Of 900, &C 7s Nos, % drawn. Tickets S.
Also, the Dollar Loltery-S3,ooo &c. IS Nos, Il
drawn.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass %
81 81 - 9 50 70 - II 81 50 81.
Drawn Nos Of rckomoAe Lottery. Class Is:
10 IS SIS % 20 20 80 Sc ~ ~ ST.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class 81:
S. u 81 IS 40 II 81 67 IS "a % So.
Drawn Nos. of Susquehanna Lottery. Class 10:
6s Sc 81 81 d 60 IL az 50 % 3s ) 9.
Erh. S
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NOTICE.

4 MEETING of the securities of Jerman Baker, de-
~ ceased, late Treasurer OF Virginia, at Macon, on
Friday the l2h instant, II fair If not on the neIf day,
OIL maui Of interest Them is hereby requested BY
some I'll those concerned. Feb o-c2t
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EroIrCNE's NEW HoME-TURPlN'S OFFICE.
900 Dollars Capital Ptlze. Whole Tickets 81. For
sale until II O'Clock this morning. AZ the Creek Office.
Something new FOR Saiuriay-Sussex County L"t,c-
~ Glass l6-drawing comes 10 land by 'o.morrw's
mail. 9,Gr: Dollars Capital Prize - Nos 10 drawn
ballots. Whole Tickets 50 50. For sale until II o.
clock To misunderstanding comes 20 hand nj O'Clock.
For prizes, apply az TURPlN'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Feb.
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DENDLETON'S PRIZE OFFICE. ,0cO Dollars
1 Capital To. Day. Whole Tickets 81; halves 50 cts
quarters 25 cents. package or % whole Tickets costs
bur s23 25 halves u 81; IS quarters 75 Sales close
al II o clock
received by TO nurruw's mail Tickets 50 so. For sale
az PEApLGTON'S OFFICE,
Feb & No. g. Exchange.