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e.. Paine GO.
MANAGERS OP LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
VNHE same attraction n heretofore IL still offered 10
1 th- patrons Of tins Agency. PAINE 4 CO. are
nov The front rank changers Of Lotteries in the Uni
ted States, hrin. the oldest, and pre-rntinc Schemes
which are equal, il no, superior, 10 any heretofore Of
frred. Orders meet our usual prompt attention, If ad.
dressed 10 ". or 10
c. ". PURCELL, Agent for Paine & Co,
Richmond Virginia.
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BY THE LIEUT. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pPOcI,AMA TON.

INFORMATION having been received by the ESecu-
! i've, that James W.. Hopkins, charged with a ninf.
justice, and is now going at large; J do therefore here
by offer a reward of one hundred dollars 10 any person
or persons who shall arrest The sand James W. HopSins
and deliver him into The Jail Of Nelson county; and ! DO
moreover require all officers of this Commonwealth, CT
vii and military, and request The people generally, 10
use their best e%xertions to procure Tue arrest oil inc sa'u
Given under my hand Is Lieutenant Governor, tae.-
ing in the absence Of the Governor from me
(srAL.) Seat of Government and under The Lesser sea
of the Commonwealth, al Richmond, This 9h
day OF March, in the year 1915.
~ HOPKINS is about 81 years of age, oil spalo
frame, and ab1ut S feet 10 inches high, with lieht CO.
lored hair, grey eyes, and broad, long teeth. lie .s d
physician by profession. "afe" ~
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W. Marry "a Co.,

MANAGERS
nFFICE, NO. l., CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ N0ND. Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR APRIL
Virginia Leesbnrg Lottery, Class M. -, for 1919, /
he dawn LIST April. IS No. Lottery-la drawn ballots
Capitals.
p"ss0 Of 5000 ; prizes l,so sa's &c.
Tickets SlO-stares in proportion.
Virginia Lee.hurg Lottery, Glass No. IA, for 1913, 10
be trawn Apriis 8. rs Nos, Is drawn.
%prasof SIS COO prize Of sIie e@,
5000 10 1000, &C.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters ? 80.
Virginia Leesburs Lottery, Class Is, for 1878, TO be
drawn April ID.
! prize Of s3i.GaO prizeof SIAM nOo
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS. 10000! $4,000!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass lG, for lsie, TO he
drawn April q. 10 drawn Nos. in each package OF .
Grand Scheme:
p'i.e"f s s5,"SS prizes Of s 5000
e I5GOo Ism
l0,OG0 10 l,O0o
5,4U0 ID " bun, &c:
Tickets S21-shares in proportion. a certificate ol
n package OF y whole Tickets s2oO-halves, quarters
aud eishths in proportion.
Virginia Leesburg Lotte y, Glass II, for 1918, to be
drawn April goth. ct Nos. l3 drawn.
Capitals: no
prize Of sio'" SS prize Of s s'ss9
5000 &c. &c.
Ti.E.tS SI1-Gharpa in nrnUDFtnn.
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r W. MAURY g. CO. MANAGERS, I'm.
y . der City Hotel.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81
So % 46 81 l6 81 Al 43 80 GO 40 IS
Drawn Nos. of N. Jersey Lottery, CLASSIC, Extra
IS 30 46 9 % 5 Al SO 40 48
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, Glass;, Extra:
20 81 GA 2 lG Sc IS "a n 81 p Is IA SO II
Drawn Nos. Of LeesbuIg Louery, Glass IL:
65 80 II So So 45 Is 81 Is 80 5 % SO
Ihis-Evenins- Capital, 10000. TICKETS SIS,
66 Nos. IL drawn; Drawing received a, 7 o'ci'k.
March %
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
WE have opened a ror'ion Of our sock OF
w Spring Coos, 10 which we invite the al.
tep,ion Of our friends and The public generally.
PARKER, BAYLY e. NlMMO,
March 81 No. l43, Eagle Square.
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w. B. PEASANTS, M. D.,
Il ID n,

No. 1879, corner a6ovc Farmers Bank, Main Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
REFERENCE
Mr.. James A. Seldom, James LYONS, Esq,
Wood Bouldin, Esq, Mr.. w. C.. Darlington,
Gen. E. C%auinglon, Mr.. James M. Morson,
Richmond.
Mr.. James C. Bruce, Hon. Robert Gillian,
w. H. Clark, Esq, Dr. J. Hicks,
Hon. T. S. FlournOy, Hon. A. w. Venab'e,
Halifax, Virginia. Granville, N.CaroIina.
March 0-itd&cGm
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

PUBLIC UILUING0.
Under an order Of the County Court Of Powhatan,
y the undersigned will receive proposals until the
!hh day Of April next for ~enlarging the Court house of
Powhatan county. The plan and schedule Of the work
nay be seen on application at the Clerks Office of the
county. HI ST. GEO. COOKE,
JOHN w. NASH,
X. F. GRAVES
WA. s. DANCE,
Mareh 2s-cw2w Commissioners.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON.
A VACANCY exists In this School, which may be
: !. hiled by timely application TO the subscriber.
March 2S-c2awtf PIKE POWERS.
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RECORD.

.,cuMoND MARKETS. MARCH "a.
nnnpACCO-Reccipts and inspections light
- lair demand for manufacturing qualities.
WI au @N Lugs 81 a 3; common Leaf 8 50 a
, y" a. middling4 SO a 5 90; good and hne 5 50
: M extra Neutrality-suspicious. offering.
NrLoUR-Held at Sc:
wHEAT-Whi,e l25; red 100 cents.
n'aTS-42t a IS cents per bushel.
cnRN-45 cents, Sc pounds 10 The bushel.
CORN MEAL-50 a 55c. per bushel. Dull.
paCON-New hog round ST a ct cents; Baltl'
more Sides st a 6 cents; Shoulders ~ a 5 GEMS;
Hams i a 8 cents; Joles 81 a 1 cents; ola
SIDES Al a 5 cents; Shoulders 81 a 4 cents.
EIsH-North Carolina Herrings-none IN
zatkst. n. scales. gross
weight, 50 so a 3 5o-eqaal 10 ~ - 70 4 90
"iJMEeFrom wharf 81 per Dol.
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LOUISA RAiLaOAD-AOIicG TO
CON TRACTORS.


| SFALED PROPOSALS vii D. received n Inc IN
- einrer's Ofisr, in Chario;t sv,ll-. 'intii me iatn
April. for The Graduation, SIpefstrne;nr' ana hasnnit
for the extension al The Louisa Railroad !sa!ii ti:- ISM
mile .tliion 10 lie tug.n Of charlottesville, i distance
oI two aud a hair miles. The grading must be finished
by t,r first oi .pi-mbrr For the reminder 81 tiir
wear. Contractors VIII have an opportunity oil getting
work OH The line West Of Charlottesville.
Also, for the Bridging across tie Riyanna river, ana
The buildings for 4 aegot and Water Sta'icn ~ Char'
lo,iesvilIe-to be completed by The lst day ot January,
1919. :
iron rs well as oil wood.
Plans, pfoiies and specifications can he seen upon
application At the Lnsinrsr's Ollie, IN Cuarloliesviile
March 2l-ctd ". a. kEPER, Ch. Engineer.
RALEIGH AND GASrON RAILROAD
V,O reruoye The apireliensi0as "f the public, ard tss
patrnns OF The Raleigh aaJ Castor Railroad, as 10
The effects NJ the late fire on the fntnre prospects and
means OF the road, notice Is given, that, a. The State
authorities have made arrangements to repair The late
loss. The road i enabled 10 transport III regular order,
and IN good time, all iis Produce, Mcrchandize, Ira
vel, &C, that may De offered.
THOMAS MILLER, President.
Office Raleigh & Castor Railroad,
March 10, lsis. March 2i-cwfw
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After which, the popular Duet, ~ know
Bank, by the Misses Heron.
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TN CHANCERY-VIRorsIA,-At Rules held in the
1 Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Amelia county, on the first Monday
In ecember l837:
James r. Cooke, Trustee for Eaton Morris and wife,
and the said Eaton Morris and Lucy w. his wife, VIM.
H. Scott and Eliz F. Scott, an infant by his next
friend, fiaihuhs:
against
administrator OF William J. Scott, A. Seay, sheriff of
Amelia, and as such administrator with the VIII Of
William r.. Eggleston, John B. Chafhn, executor of
Richard Booker, and Alfred .. ERelesIon, administra-
tor de bonis non Of William ). Scott, decd peits.
,.red hIs appearance and given security according TO
the act Of Assembly and rules of this Court. and u APP
pearine by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inha-
bitant Of this Commonwealth 1t is entered al rules,
and accordingly ordered, that he appear here on tne
first day of the next May term of this Court, ana an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a copy oil tni'
order be forthwith published in some newspaper print
cd In Richmond, once q week for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door Of the Court House
of the county. Copy. Teste, ~
Feb. l5-cw2m E. Il. Leigh, CietA.
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MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
W CO. Richmond, Virginia.
This Day-l0,000 dollars, 2 OF 5000, 4 Of
i,ooo, &c. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
ALSO, The Dollar Loltery-4,00O dollars, &c.
IS Nos, IL drawn.
Drawn Nos: Of Grand Consolidated, Glass Is.
. 81 Az % 46 Sc 81 80 20 26 III IL rs.
D'aTn "A Mo ~ % !, D .s " Lottery, Glass IA:
March %
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EoWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE. Wall
street, Richmond, Virginia.

EoWLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
y street, Richmond, Virginia.
Es Lottery wonders say and do what they may,
Tor selling prizes CoWLEs carries the day.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Glass II:
81 81 Is IS % III C. GO 70 9 q "a
paid by cow % yJ'9 re ana
Dawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, Class II.
. 81 40 q 46 Sc 81 80 20 26 II II IS.
Whole Nos. 20 46 81, a Capital of $500; also.
m0s' > 40 81, a Capital of $3.50, both sold in
s ~I Lottery and paid by the ever fortunate prize
"sf COWLES.
, roi This Day (Taesday)-Splendid scheme:
an s'Azes OF 10000, Q Of 5000, Q OF $500, 2 OIL
dr. - Of 1000, 100 OF 300, &c. 66 Nos, 10
Ns"o. Tickets 5.
ca asas day-small Fry Lottery, Delaware,
70 dr, 20. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, &c. Is Nos,
Pres call at the lucky Office Of CoWLEs.
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SppINC SIIppIY

SPRINO SUFfLI.
WIN. P. LADD, DRUaG,sr, No. 3l9, Broad
w street, Shockoe Hill, is receiving, by vari-
Gus arrivals from the Northern Markets, a sup.
ply OF fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Slufs, Window Glass, Pertumery, Fancy Arti-
Giles, &c, &c, which he offers 10 his country
friends, and those waning such articles in his
line of business, upon The most accommodating
terms, March l7-c6t
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TUE MARKETS.-New Orleans, March ~.
r,,,ou ~inac,ive; sales of lair u a . cts. gu
-sN2o0 hbds sold at former rates. 10 moiasses
a.banee; -four dull. Nothing doing IN ireignIs.
y ycbange no alteration.
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, Fourteenth ST., Rich.
" moDd, Va.
The truth must and shall be told,
Ciarke's Tickets are as good as gold.
Drawing Of Leesbure, No. l2:
% 80 II SO IS AZ 6S 81 IS 80 5 DC So.
Whole Tickets Nos. 80 80 69, $1,000: sold and
pad by CLARKE, 18th st.
tor lo.day-S20,0 O0, 5000, 5 of 1900. 66 Nos,
and II drawn. Tickets 5-a, CLARKE'S l4th
March %
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r UCK's OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange Place,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
$4,000 sent 10 this Office.
The above splendid capital prize was sent 10
this office, on Wednesday last, on Ticker, Nos.
2 % 65, in the Baltimore Lottery, and was re.
turned 10 The Managers, ID. PAINE & Co } for
want OF a person TO bear it of.
LUCK had also sent TO him the whole o fS750,
on ticket, Nos. 80 43 "A; whole OF $500, on tick.
Ell, Nos. 10 81 63; and whole Of $3.50, on ticket,
Nos. 8 SO 75-all Of which were sold and paid
al No. 5.
This Day-S2O,o 900. in 2 prizes OF 10000. &c
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 5. Also,
81, 1000. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets /.
To secure BIG Capitals, call early at
LUCK'S OFFICE,
March % Exchange.
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TURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOs Eas, Main
IL Sleer.
We will not boast! Allow US 10 say,
HUKLkY sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos. Vi New Jersey Lottery, Ex., No. %
March %:
25 80 IS 9 % 5 al SO AZ AZ
Ticket Nos. 25 30 SO a prize Of 500, sold
and paid b. HURLEY.
Drawing OF Va. Monongalia Lottery, Extra, a:
20 81 "a 2 l6 Sc SO "a II 81 p Is "A so II.
Ticket Nos. % 81 n, a prize OF $50, sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Class %:
"a So ID Is Is Is 81 60 SO 2 70 II 81.
Ticket Nos. Is "a SO, a prize OF $50, do. do.
Q IL IL, another prize, sold and paid by
HURLEY.
To.Day-Tuesday- Virginia Lottery. &c Nos.
IL drawn ballo,s. Mononealis, Class IL. Capi.
tails: 800, 900, 5000, 1000, $500, LOO, 1850, 5
prizes of 500, 10 OF 500, 10 of 300, lowest prize
100, &c. Tickets 5. Sales close al S o'clock, at
March % HURLEY'S.
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w. w. Dabney.

w. w. Dabney.
HAVING associated with him John J. Will
IL son, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AND
Commission BUSINESS under the firm and style oil
DAbNEY & WILSON, they intend 10 keep at
all m a well selected stock OF family Groceries,
70 which they respectfully solicit a call from their
friends and The public generally, as they are de-
termlned TO sell low for cash on the usual lime to
punctual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 the sales Of all kinds of pro.
duce entrusted TO their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN ]. WILSON.
Jan. 6-d&c3m
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TO concIudc win [compTsssed 10 TWO acls,J the
Comic Farce OF
Born to Good Luck.
Paddy O'Rafferty, Miss Heron.
u For other characters, and full particulars,
see small bills.
II PRICES OF ADMISSION Ito the
Boxes, Is, and ID Circles, SO cents; Pit Is cents.
To the Sd Circle, and Slips for colored persons,
so and 25 cents. Private Boxes may also be OBJ.
tanned. Doors open a, halt past 6, performance
10 al half pas, 7. March %
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Straw Goods.

w. & E. P. CARPENTER & CO..
MANUFACTURERS N WHOLESALE DEAL
ERS IN FOREIGN N DOMESTIC
Straw Goods.
18th Street, Richmond, Virginia,
A RE now receiving their Spring stock of
II BONNETS, LEGHORN and PALM
LEAF HATS. RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c, and are prepared 10 show as
large and complete an assortment OF Goods in
their line as any house South Of New York, and
will offer them as low as they can be bought in
any of The Northern cities. Merchants are re-
quesled TO give as a call before purchasing.
March 2l-dHc
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TOILETMIRRORS-some very handsome
i Odor Boxes, Toilet Boules, and a great vari-
ely of Fancy Articles, Periumery, &c, Just re-
ceived and for sale by
PURCELL, LADD eco,
March q Druggists, 90 Main street.
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To be followed BY the Petite Comedy Of
The Four MOWbrays.
lin which Miss Heron will sustain characters.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vaLUA-

". GOBLIN, auctioneer.
Richmond. March %. sI--i,d
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FRESH SUPPLIES.
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS BY THE LAST
ARRIVALS.
Daniel III. London.

CTWeT " IHuLn ana Ioh SITerIS,
Has received by recent arrivals, new and de.
IL siratle styles Of LAWNS, PRINTS, DE-
MINIS, LINENS, CASIMERES, CLOTHS and
SILK HANDkERCHlEFS, which renders his
asso''men, large and complete, all Of which are
offered 10 the trade on The usual terms, al prices
'nai cannot fail 10 please aud return large profits
10 the purchaser. March %
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New Spring Goods.

March l0-dl5tiI. So. Main Sire
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Ii A Il = S

rUE Subscribers respectfully inform The MUSICAL
i Ellie OF The United States, that tney nave oeen
engaged for many years, In tho city oil N.fofH' W tho
manufacture Of r,ppy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-28

Adinr. de boni- nun, with the Will annexed
March 2s-wtisii Of Richard Adams, deceased.
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To conclude with compressed in two acts,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28

From BuenOs .4TeS. --Acconnis from Rio Janero
to the 9th Of October, bring the following Ir3m La
Plata:
An expedition preparing in Buenos Ayres, said
TO be for Paagul but the ch1nces strong that Rio
Grande will be the point aimed at by way of squlrng
accounts with Brazil At Montevido everything was
poverty and wretchedness the raising Of the blockade
having taken away their trade, and Rosas will allow
NJ vessel to ente that has presumed to call at this
excumnuted spot. The French Admiral has landed
four hundred men, to protect the inner lines, which
looks like continuance OF support in that qnlrter
and the French are very shortslghted if they do not
take advantage of stupidity to get possession of
place that would be of 50 much Importance to their
maritime and commercial interests. The save.lrade
angushes awhile in the absence of the demand for
slaves steamers and sailing vessels constantly IN
motion; large steamer has just returned from the
coast with full cargo, and also sailing vessel with
about 100 slaves on board Some 100 slaves were
seized by the yvernment while in launch, and coll
fScated to the use of public works.
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GREEN MOUNT AINFREEMAN.

twice month, which contains as much reading as any
OF the $3periodcaS Of the day making three public.
ations in one monitor if the subscriber prefers the fol
lowing splendid engravinas to the Lady Dollar News
paper, athugh would not advise it, as engrlviugs
cannot be- tent through the mail without being crush
ed or creased we will send the beautiful plate con
tanning the portraits OF Harriet Newell, Fanny Forest
or, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs Ann II. Judson and Mrs f. B.
Dwight, end the plates of Christ Weeping over JeEus
alem; The Opening Of the Scpulchre Deyerance of
St Peter and The Rebuke. If preferred to the news
paper or Plates. will send Miss Lesie's novel Of
Amelia, and any three of Mrs. Grey's Miss Picker
ne's popular novels.
For Five Dollars we will send two copies of the
l.ady's Book and set Of the plates to each subscrib
CT.
For Ten Dollars will send five copies of the La.
dy's Book aud copy to the person sending the Club,
and a set Of plates to each.
For Twenty Dollars, eleven copies of the Book and
set of pates to each subscriber, and copy of the
Book to tie person sending the Club.
For One Dollar we will send the Ladys Book
months, and for IS cents any No. Postage to bt
paid on all orders.
Address, L. A. Cooley,
10 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
With any newspaper giving the above few insor
tons we exchange 49,
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PROBATE COURTS.

Notice hereby given that the Probate the
Iamoe far the year esueing will be holden OF
fee in Johnson said District the last Monday Of Dec 1913
first and last Mondays If each M nth Though s
year 10 O'Clock A. NJ, each Of said davs
Isl: 3w)-- A. w. CALDWELL, Judge.
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domestic Gonlpcn0.

MASSACHUSETTS.-Tn Boston, between two
and three hundred ourney'nen printers have associa
ted themselves as society for the regulation Of prI-
ces, &c.
CONNECT[CUT.-Profe Horsord of Harvard
University has written note to Rev. Mr.. Roorrs.
containing statement Of analysis OF some Of the
cold from California. The specimens OF ore that he
examined yielded 5000 Of pure gold to 81 of other
matter
NEW YORK.-On drawing off the canal at Roch-
ester, three bodies were found. One was Richard
Clogan, who has been missing since the 4th of No
vcnber.
Gerrt Smith, whose berality is almost without par.
alle has Just contributed two hundred dollars for the
defence of the persons indicted at Washington City
for stealing slaves. This donation is in addition to
one of five hundred dollars previously made by him
A young man from Hndson, at California. and who
was unfortunate in business here, writes that he is
about to return home with ample fortune, and ubil
ty to pay those creditors who lost money by him some
years since.
There are $50 churches of all denominations in N.
!. City, viz: Episcopal Az; Presbyterian Including
Associate Ref Pres.) A; NJ ethodist Episcopal and
Methodist Protestant, 35; Baptist, %; Dutch Reform
ed, 49, Roman Catholic, IS; Hebrew, TO- Congrega,
tional, 9; Lutheran, A. Friends, A Universasts, 4;
Primitive Christians 3; New Jerusalem, 9; Unitarian,
g Miscellaneous, 4; Total go.
Sixty ancrent works, or mounds, have been dscov.
cred this state, by Mr. Squers, under the patron
age of the Historical Society.
A little orphan boy, in Troy, has recovered YER
dict of $1,000 of man who run over him with a
wagon. Good.
! NEW JERSEY.--An old fashioned clock, once
the property of Aaron Burr, is now in the Office OF
the Elizabethtown Journal, and keeping good time.
| PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh Gazette
states in order to give some idea of the labor perform
ed by the teegrapic operators, who transmitted the
Presidents message to the West, that the paper on
which the telegraphc signs were made, in the Pitts
burgh office, measures seven thousand two hundred
feet in length.
Mr.. Buchanan has purchased a beautiful country
seat Lancaster, to which he will retire after the
4th of March next
MICIlIGAN-A Van Buren, man writing to the
Detroit Advertiser suys: Sen. Cass must have re-
venge enough by this time; he has succeeded In de-
featng Van Buren, twice. l hope in future he will be
quiet
WISCONSTN.-The whole number of votes cast
in this state the 9Th of November 1921, of
which Cass received l4,44O, Taylor 1906, Van Bu-
rem TO- 81. Cass's plurality ,344.
lOWA.-Nine hundred pairs of wooden shoes re-
Gently arrived at ST. Louis, manufactured at German
settlement, called Pe,la.
KENTUCKY.-Mr. Clay has extended cordial
invitation to Mr.. Taylor to partake of his inequalities
at Ashland, on his way to Washington. Gen. Taylor
has also extended invitation to Mr.. Clay to spend
week at Baton Rouge.
LOUISIANA.-Col Bliss was united in the bonds
of matrimony to Miss Betty Taylor, daughter of the
President elect, on Thursday last, at Baton Rouge.
--------1
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on the 'ahe. The question was taken and decided
in the negative. N''O u''''''

on the able: The question was taken and decided
In the negative,
SENATE -ADDITTONAL--Mr. Clarke of Rhode ISL
ana submitted a resolution calling for all existing
uelues, touching our commerce with other countries
The Senate, IN Executive Session, discussed the
nonnttlon OF Lewis CAss, Jr as Charge TO Rome
Tile will probably be rejected
liousE.-Mr. Tourney Virginia offered reso'u.
tlon lIstructlng the Committee on the District of Co
lum1a, to inquire into the expedency Of retrocedng
he vacant lands in the District to the State Of Mary
land Agreed IT,
Mr., Bolts Of Virginia submitted resolution asking
what had been done with the proceeds of The sale Of
arms, ammunition, &c. at Vera Cruz and elsewhere
since the close Of the Mexican war.
Mr.. McCielnIud of Illinois submitted a resolution
proposing to grant public lands to certain extent, to
actual settlers, upon the payment of the cost of sur
veyng the same. LAID on the table.
The President transmitted to the House the cores
pondence with the Minister fom New Granudn, re
ldtng to carrying the mails, merchandise, SC across
the lsihmus of Panama
Mr. Vinton of Ohio reported bill making appro
priations for the fiscal year. Adjourned.
Friday, Dec. %.
SENATE.-The Everglades of Florida we're discus
sed ter some time, without action on the bill and then
the Senate went into Executive session; after coming
out of which Mr. Douglass submitted a resolution Of
enquiry to the retrocesson of the vacant grounds
in the District of Columbia to tho State of Maryland,
and Mr. Dix ofared resolution of enquiry, nregard
to any change required in the consular system with
China and Turkey, both were adopted. Mr. Jefferson
Davis was appointed chairman of the military com
mttee, Uce Mr. Benton, at the request Of the latter
and the SENATE ad ourned over until Tuesday.
The House occupied itself for while with the pri-
vate calendar and then adjourned.