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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06
THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
nrmncRArIc MEETlNG lN SUSSEX.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN SUSSEX.
At meeting Of The Democratic Republican
party OF The county Of Sussex, held al the Court
house thereof, on Thursday, the Isl uay o! Feb
ruary, 1919, (Deiug Court tay,) for The purpose
oil appointing delegates 10 attend District Con-
venlion 10 nominate candidate 10 represent The
Isl Congressional District in The next Congress
OF the United States:
John II. Walker was appointed Chairman, and
William n Jarratt Secretary.
Litteberry W. Mason offered The following
preamble AMI resolutions, which were adopted by
The meeting
Whereas, our present able and efficient Re
preventative 10 Congress, the Hon. Archibald
Atkinson, has announced his determination not
To be candidate Tor reelection from this Dis
rct; and believing that it is necessary, in order
10 secure harmony and concert OF action, that
Convent should be held for the purpose OF Sc
leclins, amongs, the many prominent Democrats
whose names have been spoken OF IN conne1on
with Ike Office the individual most likely 10 en-
sure success 10 our principles -Thereiore,
L. Resolved, TIA, We approve OF the PToprie-
~ Of holding Convention al The earliest pracii-
cable day, and that we concur with the Demo
cratic Association OF Norfolk in The choice oil The
town OF Smithfed as The most suitable place;
and in order 10 give all the counties 10 The DIS.
lrict an opportunity OF being represented 10 SAID
Convention, We propose The 27.h Of February As
The most liable line.
,. Resolved, THAI The following gentlemen be
appointed delegates 10 represent The county OF
Sussex in said Convention, viz: Benjamin w.
Belsches John II Walker, William Parsons,
William Briggs, Joseph w. Mason, Jesse Har-
grave, Liuleberry w. Mason, WIN. N. Blow,
Benjamin F. Eppes, William N. Jarra.t, Mat
thew Moore, John ]. Prince, William II. Harri
son, Richmond F. billiard, Edward c. Land, and
Victor M. Eppes
Resolved, That we Lender TO The Hon. Ar
chibald Atkinson our thanks for The faithful man.
ner in which he has discharged The trust reposcd
in him by The people Of this District, and that we
feel that he IS fully worthy Of the approbatory
congratuaion OF swell done, good and faithful
servant"
4. Resolved, That copy OF these proceedings
be forwarded 10 The Editors Of the Richmond En-
quirer and Petersburg Republican, with request
that they publish the same in their respective pa
pers. JNO. II. WALKER, Chairman.
VIM. N. JARRATT, Secretary.
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POPISH CONFESSION AND PRIEST
CRAFT EXPOSED

A LECTURE or the unchrisian ,reaim'n'
II Females in the Confessional, by Po?n
Priests, according TO The standard OF Popish II
ology, sold in this city. 10 answer the use Of I,
members OF The Roman Catholic Church, vilI !
delivered THIS TUESDAY EVENING. Fsn.
airy 9Th, al haItpasl o'clock, at BOSHta
HALL, corner OF Man and 9 streets b. &c.
L. LEAHEY, formerly Monk OF La Tfar% :
France, and late Pastor OF the Missionary Gnu
Abanv.
Mr.. Leahey will show, al The close Of ms v !,
lure, that he made solemn vows as Monk 2! :. :.
Trappe was subsequently, released from ~
lenn vow Of Celibacy by the lae Pope-'ssoc.. o.,
forwards married to young lady, BY ,hs =
Felix Barbelin, Jesuit Pfies, al ST. TO-.
Church, Philadel phia : the said Priest bay,l "a.
conspi.ec with Bishop Kenrick and Pres! :"
len, of New Orleans, in the final sepafan.,s a.
Nr. Lsahey and his wife, which sepafauUss,
Obtained by sAcraDorAL Perjury 10 1O. ~.
ration o! the above statement, Mr.. Lsahey, 81:
close Of his Lecture will exhibit or'sinssi ..ri,
Documents from the Pope and Bishop Mn 81, |.
signed by John Swift Esq, Mayor oil 'n' -
Philadelphia. ,,o,s.'
II Ladies and youths are posHi'ey r ,sa
ed from coming 10 tins Lecture, as s''''
disclosures will be made. r..s-l'
II Tickets 25 cents.
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NELSON COUNTY

AT meetingof Democrats Of Nelson county, IN the
lawn Of LovIneston, on the aad OF January, tC0url
day J Captain John b. Coles was requested act as
Chairman and William W. Harris as Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained by Floyd l.
Whitehead, Esq, 10 be The appointment of delegates
represent tins county III Convention propo.rd Il
br held in the of Charlottesville, for the purpose
~ selecting a candidate represent ,hs Congrcs
suna District.
On motion, 1t was Resolved, That the Chairman ap-
point The delegates.
Thereupon The following gentlemen were appointed
VIZ James T. billiard, Major James -. Harer"v-, o
Loving, Daniel A. Cheatwocd, Robert Camp, Captain
George Waugh, Charles Rhodes, Walker Coleman. John
J. Coleman, Ryland Rhodes, William J. Robertson
Wilson D. Kidd, William Murr, Sylvanus Mr-ks
ar Llttlrbury N. Lignn, Floyd l.. Whitehead, Jane,
Brent, William NJ Bryant Cot. James (. billiard
stephen 4. billiard. Wilson =. Smith, Nelson Bridge.
water, Isham Rrpron and Robert Michael.
On motion of Colonel James :. billiard, the Chair
man and Secretary were added 10 the dele CATION.
On motion. IL was Resolved That the proceedings III
this meeting be forwarded To the Richmond Enquirer
and Richmond Examiner, and the Charlottesville JEFF
irrsOnian Republican, with request that they publish
the
on motion, The meeting adj ourned
JOHN Is. COLES, Chairman.
WILLIAM W. HARRIs, Secretary.
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R M HO p,y,s sscretary's,
FuBLIC MEETING IN SUSSEX.

Al meeting Of The citizens OF Sussex county,
State Of Virginia without distinction OF party,
held al The Court House thereof, on Thursday,
the Isl day Of February 1919, (being Cour day.
Tor The purpose Of taking into consideration the
subject OF slavery, now being asuated in the
Congress oflhe Unlled States, on motion John II.
Walker was called 10 The Chair and William n.
Jarrall appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, in a brief and io5cible manner
explained The oheci OF The meeting, wherenpon
Col. Jesse Hargravc offered Inc following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted by The meeting:
Whereas, we, As Shareholders, are willing 10
resi- our claims 10 our slave property, under The
provisions Of The Constitution OF The u States:
eve, The people Of Inc United States, in order
10 form a more perfect union, esab ish justice,
ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the com
mon defence, promote The general welfare and
secure The blessings If liberty 10 ourselves and to
our poslerily, do ordain and establish this Const-
tuition Tor !he United States 81 America
Al the time the Constitution was adop'ed every
State in The Union was slaveholiins Slatr.-
The following tabla, taken from The American
Almanac Tor 1886, published in Boston, (Which
VIC presume will be good authority ior our North
efn riends,) will show he number Ct slaves in
the United Safes, according 10 five enumeratons.
We give the free States uny:
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HALIFAX

At meeting ofth. Democrats of the cnunty Of Hall
fax held AL their Court House the 2i day of Jan-
ary, ls49, Thomas Young, Esq, was called 10 the
Chair, and B. F. Garrett appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated that the object of the meeting
appoint delegates 10 the Democratic District
Convention to be holden al Pittsyiyana Court House
the third Monday in February next for the purpose of
nominating suitable candidate from the Democratic
party represent this district In the Congress Of
the United States
On motion, made and seconded, the Chairman, with
the assistance Of the meeting appointed the following
delegates Ia SAID Convention, 10 witt DR.. William r.
Holland. Patrick Scott Captain Thomas Dennis,
Howel A. Lnokett, George Wall, Captain David Tuck ,
: r Pool Jr Captain Robert Jennings lanes Wade
William Logan, Harrison Iiarhor, James c Coles,
Captain stephen Tucker, John Edmunds, Colonel
Beverly Ba'ksdar, Captain Turbrrvir, c ". Adkis-
son WIN. H. Sims, Thomas Watkins, Major C b.
Coleman. William Allen, Captain VIM ". Clark, Or.
b. W. Fleming, DR.. C Cfaddock, Henry Logan,
John Darlington, George II. West, John n. Garrett,
Major VIM. ". HowerOn, General Wan. T. Ballow
John w. Boyd, Wan. o. Crews, Captain Ro. Faulkner
Matthew Young, Richard Watkins, Colonel Paul 1ay.
lnr Or. Henry Easiry George Richardson, armistead
soore and James Young.
Resolved. That any other Democrat from the county
OF Halifax, who may be present al the Convention, Is
hereby requested TO act as delegate.
Resolved, That the Democrats Of this county pledge
their cordial support To The nominee Of the Conve
Resolved, Tina, the Chairman and Secretary be added
10 the list Of delegates
Resolved. That the proceedings OF this meeting be
forwarded To the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner
for publication. THOMAS YOUNG Chairman.
b. +. GAARErT, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
KIcuMoND MARKETS. FER

RICHMOND MARKETS. FEB. S.
TOBACCO-We quote Tugs, old, a ST. rs To
so. Rather more animation 10 the market
Prices continue about the same. Common leaf
50 10 "a; middiins 4 IS 10 SIS Is; good 10 fine
5 so to S so 10 $40 New lugs, loose 81 " 10
50; leaf, SO 10 So So
PLOUR-S4 SIT a S.. Dull
WHEAT-i00 a lG5 cents Tor red, los a 40
cents for white.
OATS-3l 33 cents per bushel.
CORN-47i so c. per bushe OF SIS b,.
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
WHISKEY-2G a 26i cents for Rectfed.
BACON-City cured hog round Sc; hams
lOc Western sides, 5, a 6c-markel firm.
FlSu-New Herrings So. Shad St 80 a J.
Family Roc Herrinss So in barrels and So SO in
halt barrels.
SALT-Las, sales from wharf 40 pc. sack;
from store 81 so. Dali.
LIVE STOCk-BsEr: scale weight 81 IS a
IS gross Hoes: none in market; SBEEP So
a S4-as 10 quality.
SUGAR-New Orleans, At SIC; Porto Ri.
co, 4Ia SIC; ST Croix, Il. tic; double rtfqed.
Qoai, crushed and powdered 81; an advance OF
CT.
STEEL-American blislered sll0 per ton.
FEATHERS IS cents.
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PRESSURE.

We crave The palien, indulgence Of our cor
respondents. Al The earliest moment we shall
endeavor 10 find room Tor their favors. We have
on hand an immense mass Of matter, which we
shall publish as soon as possible-among other
things Mr.. Faulkner's long but able and COM
prehensive Report the question OF more eff
cient measure, 10 recover fugitive siaves-the
debate on Inc Conway Resolutions" in he House
OF Delegates, beginning with Mr.. SCOTS speech,
which is on our table in pamphlet form. ln
Short time Congress and our Legislature will
have adjourned and give US more sea-room. We
are no ltlc annoyed al Inc necessity OF deierring
So much important matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

THEATRE. -Pizano will be performed To-
night by Mr.. an! Mrs. James Wallack, Jf. We
have never seen them, bit understand that they
are favoraby known 10 The theatrical world
one as the son Of Wal!ack OF The Drury Lane
Theatre, and The lady as daughter 10 Mrs. Blake
and grand daughter OF The e'der Placide They
are from good acting stock, and have much e1pt-
Renee on The stage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

"Severa Voters" in The Valley Star nominate
Green B. Samuels as candidate for Congress-
and MANY Voters" in the same paper invite
the Democracy Of Rorkbridge, 10 meet al their
February Cou,t, 30 determine on The propriety
o; appointing delegates 10 district Convention,
Tor the purpose OF nominating a candidate 10 rep
resent the district in the mex, Congress OF the
United Stalesn
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MARRIAGES,

Married on Wednesday, the 3lst January, at Col.
William c. Knights. in Holloway county. Va, by the
Rev. Mr.. Pryor, ar. WIN. II. BELTS, Of this city, 10
Miss VIRGINIA c., daughter Of The late Henry Far
mer, Esq., of Kentucky.
Married, on Wednesday evening, 3lst ult., by the
Rev. Mr.. Moore, r. ASTON MARTIN, of Richmond
to ANN E., daughter OLA c. McIIwaine, ESQ.,, OF Pc
tersburg.
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TAPPAHANNOCK CONVENTION.

Oar lrienis in King William, and The other
counties in tia; Congressional District, will see
that he Convention has adjourned over 10 the
third Monday in February. We regret that any
difficulty should nave occurred from coLficl
OF views as 10 the day, and We trust thai every
county will be represented On The third Monday
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[Telesra phed Tor ,he Baltimore SUM

fITTssUR6 rtp 0-IU +. NJ.
Ete'ion Of lf,. Clay TO the Senate
We have information This evening, from Frank
fort, KY, thai the Hon. Henry Clay has been
elected 10 The United States Senate, in place OF
Senator Mscate, and will take his seat on the Alb
Of March.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

II LECTURE AT THE CAPITOL
Reverend NJ. Vail General A gent OF The Amef
can Tract Society, will preach this evening, at !
O'Clock, al The Hall Of The House Of Deegs-ss,
on he Influence OF The Christian Press in per.
petuaing our Republican and Religious lnslu.
tons; and having labored extensively in The
Southern and Western States, will give ui
account Of The American Colponeur Enterprise
which is now 50 successfully employed in carry
ing Christian Literature, Of high character, to
The desiitu'c population If Virginia, and OF the
United State. generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

II CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.-The
Democrats Of Chesterfield ale requested 10 meet al
their next Court, (Mordav, Feb. l2ih,) 10 ap-
point delegates TO Congressional Dis rct Con-
-veniioD. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

e VIRGINIA COLONIZATION So
CIErY "A Specia Meeting 81 this Society will
be held in he Hall oil the House OF Delegate
on Thursday evening, The 9Th instant, al half
past O'Clock. Addresses may be expected
The members OF The Society, and The friends Of
the cause generally, are invited 10 attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

II NOTlCE.-The Democrats OF Louisa
county are requested 10 NEE, a, their Cont
House on The l2h February. 10 appoint dele.
gales 10 he Congressional District Convention
on The Is, March. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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WM. N. JARRArT, Secretary.
To The Edi,ors of tie ENQUIRER:

HALIFAX COUNTY, Va, Feb lst, ls49.
Gentlemen: You are authorized TO announce
Or. Beverley R. Fleming as candidate 10 repre-
sent The county of Halifax in the ne1I Legisla.
lure of Virginia.
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gFLOUISA COUNTY-A meeling OF the
people OF Louisa will be held on their next
Court day, February l2b,) 10 express their
views upon the Slavery Resolutions adopted by
the legislature.
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WAsHlNGroS Feb, 2. lS49.


Dear Sir: am in The feceipl OF your uote Of
this Instant in which you reqGes' me to answer
the following questions:
Was not the paragraph IN my address, relating
10 the Oregon bill Of the last session, struck out
with my consent ne evening the report was made,
whilst IL was under ccnsidsra ion, and before II
was recoDmiued2
Was mol the substitute as il stands in the al
dress, made with my consent, aud accepted by
mel
Were not the two sentences 10 the conclusion
which stated that il as for the North TO calcu-
late the value Of the Union. struck ont with my
consent, and 10y my direction, the same evening
and before the recommtmeu}
And were no, the subsequent notifications, OF
anv importance, all made with nv consent, and
under the general declaration made by me in the
meeting, that woui4 rau-,ntio any modification
coming from those disposed 10 sign the address
which did no, affect he truth OF IT'S narrative, or
materially change is characteT2
To all the foregoing questions answer, yes.
No one was bound TO sign the address uniess
he individually approved OF it. The object was
TO unite on some common ground against asgres-
sions and encroachments on our rights as far as
it might be practicable within the limits above
stated. For that purpose, readily consented 10
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CONCERT TONIGHT.

rhe programme o. the Seguin Troupe tonight
is mos. attractive, and a large audience will,
no doubt, enjoy The music Of these accom-
plished singers. The African Church is finely
a !apied Tor music. Eiefz here gave our people
a "touch OF his qaai!y" on the Piano, aud was
delighted vi The musical ca paciry OF the house.
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A STEAM BOILER, small size, Tor sale at
II low price by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
E,h 6-3t
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The Democrats OF Henrico yesterday appoin.
ed delegates 10 The Congressional Convention Of
th,s District on the Isl March
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iran smil copy Of these resolutions ~ 'ae lilo
cn,;ve nj each Stale in the Union, and ''he
conv 10 lhe Sena ors and Representatives lso'n
The Stale in the Congress of the Uni'ed o'aaps.
The bill making an appropriation oil Soo,ooO
for the erection vi new barracks at Inc virginia
Military Institute. came up Mr.. Lacy moVea d
substitute, apprcp,iaing 5000, but accepted an
anendmen, offered by Mr.. Yetby, making 'h'
appropriation $4,000.
A long and animated debate ensued.
Mr.. Claiborne moved 10 postpone indefinitely
-, h;,l and subs,iu,e-tbe motion was losl-39
to 70.
After farther discussion, the substitute zap,
ptopiiaiins Sl0000) was adopted, 6o 10 gan"
the bill as amended, ordered 10 be ensrosseu.
The House then adjourned al late hour; M''
PerIow having first made an unaValilhs i''o''o"
to rescind lie order for The printing oil 'he 'ee.t
committees report on The Atlantic and racine
Railroad and 10 re.commit The said report. Par
tculars hereafter
| TIE STATE SENATE, YESTERDAY,
Was engaged all day ia an animated discussion
q, The House Resolution Tor an extra session on
the 2Sh May next, 10 complete the revision OF Inc
Civil Code. Motions were made and lost, 10
meet al Charlottesville, Stanton, Lewsburs
and other places, and on different days in
June and July. The resolution was lost 10y a lie
vote 10 to 10. But The Senate afterwards agreed
| 10 motion OF Mr.. Deneae, 10 reconsider The
vole-and the question is still before the Senate.
We have MOI particularly examined all the me-
rits OF the proposlion-but we still have faith in
the suggestion we threw out few days since
pleled in reasonable time, an Extra Session
should be specially Devoted TO il. The matter
should be promptly decided, so as to regulate the
duration of the present session.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
tn The Pacific Mining and Trading Compa,
ARny'> superior a coppered and copper las.
tened, last sailing, clipper buil ship "Marianna,'
Capt. George 5. Lownes, will sail from The wharf
a, TINS place, on the 22i inst, positively. She
has very superior furnished accommodations for
passengers. lew more passengers can be &C.
oommoaied il Immediate application be made.
the bulk Of 900 barrels more freight IAN be
taken. Apply 10
RANKIN & WHITLOCK,
On the Dock, or 10
JOS. P. JONES, 203 Main 81.
a handsome panied model Of the ship can be
seen a! The ,flice OF Rankin & Whi,lock.
Feb 6-cu
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EoKTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE

EoKrUNE'S HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE
l. No. e. Main street.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated. To-
IL 10 81 ~ 81 IS As 90 So IS II.
Ticker Is 60 II, $3.50 returned.
This Day-Bel AR. 10. IS Nos. Is drawn :
$4,000, 5000, 1000, 2O43, Of 1900 20 Of lC@.
Tickets SIS.
Also, Small Lo'ie'y-s3 sol, 20 Of 500 Trs
els 81. CHALk'S,
Feo6 doors above the Make
7 UCK's OFFICE. corner of Main an: II
IL Streets, Richmond, Virginia
To.daY-Capi,a,: $4,000, 20 of 1000 sl:'.
&c. IS Nos, l2drawn. Tickets SIS
Also. the popular Small Fry Letter, 9;a?r
tai: 81 sol, 20 Of 500 each.
For prizes in PAlNE'S Lotteries, go al9,i
10 LUCk'S, No. 1855, Main street. Feb.o
(,oWLEs' OFFICE, Wall Street, Richmos;,
" Virginia.
t. tay-BeI Air, Gas, 10 Capitals SN'
900, 6.OOO 900. 2,O42. of 1900, 20 OF Leg
&c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S..
Same day-Small Fry-Capials: So sol, .
of 500. SC. ~ Nos, IL drawn. Ticket. 81
Drawn Nos Of Parapsco Lottery, Class 10
Sol 46 60 ST 81 l9 3s 80 sc 7I6I422
Feb o
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DEATH OF AN OLD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT
In recording the death OF n servant, we are de
parting somewhat from rule, hut, In the pre-
sent instance, no apology is necessary the subject
Of ths brief notice being old negro, who has
served rs and our predecessors, In different capa-
cities for than nifty years, and who in measure
is coeva with this paper itself having acted as"Press
man" at the issuing of the hrst number Of the Rich
mond Enquirer, and Tor many years Freshman Of the
Richmond Compiler when that paper was owned and
edited by the present Editor Of The Washington Union
As duty, then, that 10 the memory Zone who
has so long faithfully aud honestly served us,
take melancholy pleasure in thus publicly announcing
his DEATH OLD SAM is dead This faithful old
want had been In lingering decline for many months,
suffering during The time much pain all Of which lie
bors mp against with the fortiiude and calmnrss OF
christian, and on the morning Of the cath Of January
last gently and quietly resigned his spirit into the
hands Of Him who gave IT, Peace 10 the ashes Of rooH
OLD SAM lvHRsoS
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LUE.-We have received a LOT OF Superior
VI Glue, 10 which We call The attention OF those
in want. SMITH & HARDWOOD,
Feb 6 No. IS Main street.
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, 4 the notifications proposed which did not G"
1sycnd.
Very ruly yours, &C.. &c, n,,r
Hon. A. w. VgSABLE
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NOTICE TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND
~ CITIZENS, IN MONROE WARD
The city carts and hands will commence cleans.
ing The streets in This ward, beginning al The Pub.
lie Warehouse, on "Wednesday morning, The 7th
instant Persons having rubbish in their cellars
or yards are requested 10 deposit he same in the
lteets lanes or alleys, and j, will be removed BY
The carts. BY order OF the committee.
Feb 5
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MONEY BELTS.-The subscriber has re-
lNI celvei lot IT Money Bells, OF good quail
~; call al No. III, Main street, and examine
theu. SlLAS MERCHANT.
F. Il
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RAILROAD RECONSTRUCTION
Portsmouth va.) Chronicle, Of Saturday, says:
"The schooner Thos. II. Thompson, Cap'
Brown, IRON Boston, arrived here last evening
loaded with T iron, for the Seaboard and Roa-
nOkn Railroad y
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II II T. 4 a Es T. i.

MANAGER, MR.. JOHN SEXTON
Second appearance OF Mr.. and Mrs JAMES
WALLACE, Jr., who are engaged Tor limited
number OF ni2hls.
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HEBREW SCHOOL FUND BALL
IL Subscribers 70 The Hebrew School Fund
Ball can obtain their Tickets from The Urea SUI
rer. AUGUSTUS MAlLERT,
Feb. + NJ. 81, Main Street.
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IRA NSPORTATION LINE FOR BALTl.
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

J, -. q The "POCAHONTAS," Cap.
;SaacISs1ER. Parrish, will receive freight ill .
P. VI. To-day Tor The above places, and depart =,
4 P. NJ. Goots Tor Philadelphia will be forward.
eli per Rail Road, a, Rail Road carriage, till he
Canal navigation is resumed.
Feb. 8 HENRY LUDLAM & Co
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To conclude with the
Beauty and the Beast.

Il. PRIcEs OF ADMISSION: Boxes, IS cents.
PHI, 80 cents; Gallery, 50 cents CooIed Caller
80 and 25 cents.
II Doors open a, halt-past 6 o'clock-com
mence al II o'clock, precisely. Feb