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JUST AND TRUE.

The Democrats of ST. Marys Georgia in public meeting
adopted the following rebuke upon their late fuithess
sentative:
Resolved That is the opinion OF this meeting that the
conduct of T. B. King deserving the post assigned 10 him
by his constituency at the present crisis OF affairs
and accepting the General Government commission TO
promote the Organization OF State adverse in its
TAI law the interests Of the South, upon Territory obtain
cd by the blood and treasure Of the people OF the
United States and thus shaeuy endeavong to evads the
responsibility OF this momenous period deserves the most
severe censare Of the whole Southern people.
They at the limo confirmed the nomination TO ell the
vacancy by election the ih o February OF Joseph W.
Jackson of Savannah in whom they recognize in emf
nen degree not only the ability fmncss and integrity
ccssary for the ordinary duties Of the high trust desire
confdc in h,u-aot only whose soIndness Demo-
cra and talent ana virtues wedelsht TO honor but
r discriminating and safe champion Of our rights as
ind pendent, State and peoples ready with US all necos
sary 10 sacrifice the high and holy ties which bind rs TO-
re.hsr as States higher and boiler cali Of principle ho
r,,, and domestic peace and happiness"
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n.ur CODE OF VIRGINIA.

The enquiries made in relation to the oOoe York will
sim. that some information as TO the state 0i VIC ~
be acceptable -. -, Federation of indie
-. constitution Of the United States BIN Vi i''
.h CONSTITUTION of Virginia. extends 10 page 40 IN"
rodo itself from page Al to page 500 Inc rrea'e a,a e
Of This and former rcyisas and me la.'. .S
rnu,.n,, contain together 80 pages Inc printing Evolve
., Of This work 1882 pages was conp'e'eu uO,a'
- fourteen DAVIS since Since then the press "A1 Me
aa COR time TO wait for the Index lh'"s'' ~ -hc
,'css bad been made in that while '''' of ,bc
ELAINE wos going on could not, '".' wy ho ,ex, Of
matter be ready for printing until some '' .aa oxnoded
ha vncnc was finished 1t has, however os' r. nos
49, Tho sunerintendents of the publication rs ".oi,cd
.ible. and ON Friday the first part Of ha;nn now
BY " the r public printer The whole Of ia.e os"s 10 HGS
oyenared the printing of i, may be expected nn, d,v
sn,shed in bc course Of next week, and IN SIN OF e,
,,,er,y,r. say about the 2Oh Of this noh.n NUM- -,
.o,es Of The volume will be ready !or as'f'o"'io"
meantime one copy Of the printed sheets has been ano,Ae
.So c,.I,s Office Of the House Of Delegates ana aho,e
oanv with the Librarian for the use OF members Oh '
! oslaturc
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OBITUARIES.

DIED. at Jacksonville, December Is l549 Mr. RICHARD
LARKIN COLEMAN Of Richmond, Va, aged 40 years.
In the dcceasc of Mr. Coleman, bereaycd widow, two
aieconate daughters and son, left in strange land
But here here will they find friends wipe the falling
tear and console them with the bright view of religion in
which their best friend devoted Christian died resigned
with the blessed hope OF seeing them all in heaven H.
Departed this life on Monday, the nth of December
S49 al his late residence in the county of southampton
Mr.. KINCHEN JELKS, aged 81 years leaving behind him
widow and seven children with many friends and neigh
bos 10 lament his loss Mr. Jelks only kind hus-
band and parent bua good neighbor and citizen assisting
the poor and distressed His loss is therefore felt by all
from the oldest TO the youngest Though he pro-
lessor Of religion he was moral just and upright Not
whstanding his long Affections he bore them with furude
and PATIENCE and when called TO his Dcathbcd gave HIM
self up in the hands OF the Almighty TO be disposed of
cordng 10 his just merits Although decrepid, by his
and industry he had accumulated snug little
tate for the support of his widow and orphans while his
mains lying under the silent cods of eternity and his
is ringing in the hearts Of all who knew him as one
of the nobesf works of God honest man, On the even
ing OF the 18th Dec, before congregation of relatives
ncighhors friends and acqnantances his funeral
preached by The Rev. Isaac NJ Arnold from Genesis Sd
chapter and the latter part Of the 10Th verse for dust thou
and unto dust thou shalt return) After which his re-
mains conveyed 10 the family chnrcyard and Inferred
there to remain until the resurrection last day; day.
Milton Tor which all other days made which the
great Arcange Gabriel of the Great lam represented in
the Scriptures will stand with foot the and other
on the land and announce TO the whole human family that
time shall 30 no There hope, that through the
mediation OF Jesus Christ the only begotten of God he
will hear the welcome Of well done thou good and faith
lu servant enter thou into the joys Of Thy Lord prepared
thee from The foundation Of the world
The Petersburg ln,clligenccr will please copy.
DIEp on the 18th Of October last at San Francisco Cali
iornia, ALEXANDER C. HEISKELL, son of porterfeld
A. Heskel ESQ., of this county. He of the CON-
pany that in the Mnrianna from Richmond last
spring. and had just arrived at San Francisco where he was
taken sick and died. after illness eight DAYS Thus has
been cut OH under circumstances peculiarly distressing
youth whose intelligence enterprise and amabe DISPOSE
on gave promise ola useful and respected manhood Buoy
ant with health and hope he left his friends seek his for
tune and has found only grave on the shore of the Pacific
Immediately on arriving San Francisco he wrote NJ
ectionae letter TO his friends home and expressed the
wish that they were all with him. In the deirium which
pIecede hs DEATH only his distant relatives seemed
10 occupy his houghts--tha, one was his mother.
E.Slaunion Speckdtor.
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or the Enquirer.
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF AMELIA.

To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF AMELIA.
see from the papers that Mr. Lewis T. HarVe, our pre-
sent worthy representative declines reeiccuo 10 e
al Delegates This leaves the Democratic party "iou'
.ndidoTein other words, there is no one individual upon
whom the body of the county has decided as ocihB m
man" There are enough in The Democratic parry VINO
d make rood eoresentaves yet no one Individual STANDS
above the rest. Since Mi. HarVe mas Declined
ten or dozen persons have been spoken Oh as being
suitable and 6t Each neehoornood mas us own ia'oIe
his state of things shows concusyeiy at the Denocfau
rv Of Amelia are truly Democratici all or nearly all be-
Ing on perfect equality We great lovers OF Democracy
and Democratic principles bq! too mueh equally Is IS, oiu
hen the tug OF war II is Well conceded TACT IN
he of politics. that 10 be expeditions and success
m there must head there must be some one 10 ead
m one grand head This is fact clearly proved from the
history OF every country and The General VINO eads
Ia successful battle be qualified and have the confidence
OF those whom he leads Were there sefera leaders win DIS
onnions and plans there individuals no one
would doubt moment but that defeat would be iney-
rule We fear the claims OF many persons VIII prove the
harbiuger of the party-ihe oIerunner o defeat
The Wing party in anticipation OF the present existing cir
cmstances planned all things for their success and
our defeat They introduced 10 the voters candidate last
This was avowa from his own lips, and the Wing party
appear TO have acquiesced in this declaration This candl
dale has boon eectoneens from the close OF the last cam
paien until now, and will do 80 until election day ms
hoxs nlan and concert among the Whigs-in this, least
LEI rs initiate them Let the 4th Thursday in Janu-
ary being court day. assemble at the Court House.
and 20 into convention and take that who is the most
capable and available laying aside all personal predictions
Ii we do this assured that will crown our e.
forts | name the 4th Thursday in January SO that 1t Will
live the candidate opportunity portion
of the county 10 tmphe is already arising from the lips
of the Whg party anticipation Of success but let friend
ship truth, and love Of principles be the and
the cry of our party and will succeed their vain
poastings As for part willing 10 give our cor
ael support any who is capable and honest Re-
member Democrats the 4h Thursday in January Let US
have fullmeeting SECLCSE'AL'
Amelia, December x.
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From the Report OF the Commissioner Oh THO ''ene'"'
and Office il appears that during the past year upwards Of
;,,s of acres of land were advertised for SALE and
mora Than six and half millions prepared for Market
, mart Of which will be proclaimed during the ensuing
wear The Report that the quantity OF land disposed
of in s47 by warrants equivalent cash. amounts to s3
5o Pa Os and in ls4s s5,4S2sl3 e. In the INST three
nontns of s4S it amounted 10 IS 1881 60 S ana IN Tue sl
ms, The increase in the Of land disposed OF Keeps
mo. with the Increase OF population and the consequent
wants of the community.
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rTe!eurapbcd for the Baltimore Sun.


drriral Of the Surrirors IF the Snip Caleb GrimsarIm
portant from Characteristics dc.
The ship Clara c. Bell arrived here last evening with the
CAPTAIN his lady, and officers OF the ship Caleb Grim
shaw which was burnt at sea.
We have intelligence here from Montreal up 10 Tuesday
evening petition signed by twelve hundred names, in
OF annexation has been received Montreal the
county of Stancad The election Of Chalbot, Quebec
as Minister, will BE- opposed by the annexationists.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

,,o,,no ,ye received Geographic despatch rom
washington city, to the effect, that there haa oeeh wv
o,s for Clerk of the House. and that on Tue las. oa'o
were 2l votes, and John W. Forncy received IVA,
oolv ,o votes of an election. The wings anu
,hsn carried an adjournment until this morning
pected that the Free soers would 90 an II, 'e" ,he
tent Forney, who the able ana oriiianl r,,or
pcnnsylvan has been true 10 lie w. ,r;l, bs
" hostile to their movements we se' '"''
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of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, from T. w.
Ward at Boston, who has just arrived in the Cambria
nouncug TIN, he has closed with the Messrs Ba
rings 10 furnish the 900 of railroad iron required for
the extension Of the road from Cumberland 10 Wheeling at
s5 los per payable with the bonds Of the company
This all doubt any before existed OF the completion
of the road 10 the Ohio BY the spring of 1852.
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R.F. HARMON, Inspector.
Telegraphed for the Times. , ,

Teegrapled for the Times.
New YonK, JAN 2, p. NJ.
Co7Tos-The market to-day is rather in favor OF buyers
and but small sales have been made.
FLorR-Thcre has been advance IN TINS article since
the arrival of tho steamers news we quote "ou'eth al
So. per barrel
Wheat is steady at former quotations
Cons is held at GO 81 cts per Dbl.
WnIsKEY %. cts per gallon
BALTIMORE, Jan. . 1850
C,oru--Sale of Howard Street to-day al si,bS 1885,
Civ Mills is held at the same price
WHEAr-Red Wheat is selling nj ~. cts per pusneh
CoaSWbite Corn is held 49 cents, yellow 5S cts pr
blshel
WHIsKsy is selling al - cts per gallon
PHILADELPHIA, JAM ., p ~
E,orn s frmer in our market to-day, but we cannot at
vance our quotations. GRAS and other things STEADY o.
former uuotatiOus.
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uR CLAY AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-rhc wa'hi'

MR. CLAY AT THE WHITE HoUSE.-The Washing
,o correspondent of the n. O. Bulletin (Whlg) mus oe
.rhea m interview between Dir. CLAY and Gen TAYLOR
day or two ago Mr. CLAY paid his 10
Ion md the two great naturally turned her con,
mon the course OF the members Of tho house OF
snTsssntavss in not coming Organization Inc RE-
ifent expressed his emphatic regret mar sucn STU ~
organization shouiu eA''' " f ~
General said Mr. CLAY 'havc you invited your enas
in the house oil representatives TO come and couhse VIII
mo no." replied the President, Il have not" ,.,.
oab exclaimed Mr.. Clay, and there tho sun)ect drop
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We regret to state that the Episcopal Church in Port Roy
al of which the Rev. VIM Friend was Pastor was destroy
&c by Ere on the morning Of the 10Th u There no in
suranco on the building The fire is supposed 10 have org
mated from the stove-pipc.
We understand that the Tavern In tho same place
pied bv Mr. Westendoy burnt down Thursday night
Ersderaksburg Herald.
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,NoTuER VERSION.

Tho Taunton (aIass) True Democrat thus s0've' wv
Of the celebrated phrase in the late message u,
csneral-"we ure at peace with all the r0Ta anu ss''
~ maintain our relations OF amy with the o. "o"""a
Bliss said the chief
In accents brief,
Bring me maj. of all creation
Including Newfoundland
And all that part of Hindostan
Belonging TO our nation!
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ter the second .on Of their powers under the law
and from sx months Imprisonment in the County
@ e! = ASIDE 5 is e t sfs
pointed MONDAY ~ supcradd imprisonment TO the hne
be passed v h he is statue in the h Tsu"
o hs m 1he County Jail
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

Erciting Scene IN The .Senate-Ihe Contested Seats.
There was very exciting in the State Senate to-day
relative to the contested seats from Hamilton county From
every indication il would now appear that there hot work
rights II is thought that the Governor will have to keep his
message on hand for some time 10 come.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


y, NJ, f..
TOBACCO-1he breaks unusually small for tho coo.
SON and prices firm The stock hand for sale is small
Inferior Lugs sell at 50 so 81 good lugs 81 IS 2s
common Leaf So 25 25 good 81 50 so; fine
7s fine manufacturing $40 II. The receipts Of the new
has increased very much this week most which is brought
loose the ues sell at 50 25 "a So leaf IS 50 for com
FLOUR Richmond 81 s7s a s. Scottsvile IS a 5 O6s
WHEAT-90a 95 red; 100 white.
CORN-Old 80 a 524 cts, dun; new IS a 50.
CORN MEALS so cents
OATS-33 a IS cents per bushel
FISH-Herrings very scarce Cut So 5Oa IS; Gross
"A IL. n 4 IS; Shad So so a S6tull.
RACON-Yirgina cured, new, y cents; old Western
Sides G. cents; Shoulders Al cents; Hams * 10
cents.
WHISKEY-2ss cents for Rectihed
CoFFEE-Ro II IL; Laguayra II x 1915; Java lG
STGAR-Porto Rico 5s CT; New Orleans a 6; s,
TIE TEAs~Imperal and Gunpowder 55 1850 per b. Black
% SoGP-For brown 3sc yellow Al Sc per pound;
white and variegated II a a.
HIDES Green sailed Az cents per h. Calf sailed Is
cts 10 81 each
q, ne TOM English 95 Tredegar Richmond mandatory $780,
In Country Bar 800 according to quality Nails 30 ~
per lb. ,,a,,o
SHOT-5Ac. per pound.
F, PLASTER 80 Is from Wharf; at Basin Is.
SALTIast sales from wharf 50 per sack from store sl
a. RICHMOND, JAM l.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-Scale weight 81 81 )
| HOGS-s4 so nett.
| SHEEP-Sl so 81, according 10 quality
FLOUR inspected in the Town Of Petersburg during the
quarter ending the 3lst day of December, lsi9 vr:
1869 barrels Family
25Gl4 do Superfine
40 y do do
l2i6 do Fine
PIP do Middlings
l73 do condemned
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 27h utimo, High Hill, Powhatan
county, by the Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, GREEN HALL Esq.,
of Manchester, to Mrs. MARY SUSAN LLOYD OF Essex.
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For the Enquirer.

TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF LOUISA
Your humble representative having repeatedly declared his
wish TO decline being candidate represent in the next
Legislature of Virginia would now beg leave in this public
way to decline longer continuance in your service-and
feo.ctzcns in SO doing permit mo 10 tender 10 you my
sincere acknowledgements for the generous support you have
given me while in your service WIN u HAfRiS.
January 3d. 1850.
ET Examiner and Wing please copy.
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trol.,rranhnd fnr the Baltimore Sun.

New YoRK Jan. 1850.
Fours rme and prices have further improved ~ cent?
nor Iii Good common Western and State brands ~ a.
i2k; Southern do. S. l29 81 Rye Flour o. - -
Corn Meal 50 81 4 B. ..,os ~ es,
The market for Whca, remains unchanged Sales o. oyO
bushels Canadian white board at 81 w. Also ~
small sales to-day of $4,000 bushels ut GO cents
fr md 81 81 for yclloM Oals "a 40 eth
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ESCHANCERY.-yIRGINI Court held for Cuinberlaa
4 county the 18th day OF December, loi9
sxis 1 Walter Plaintiff.
Plaintiff


Edward G. WALTON Thomas Hewlett and Jsne his wiir James
Walton Thomas d. Walton hs righs AMI az adnnsso
with will annexed Edward Walton deceased Martha Walton
Martha Walton Conea Josephine Walton. ami Samuel Hatcher
Defendants
The defendants Edward G. Walton Thomas Hewlett td Jane h's
ami James Walton having entered their and
security according The Act Of Assembly and the Rs oil TINS
Court and Appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are ~
inhabitants ordered that the sail desh
appear day March AMI
tr bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy this order DO lon
with inserted in newspaper published in the city OF cIa
mophs successfully, and posted a. the from door u "
C,ur House Of this county Copy-Tese, =,
Jan Is NODDSOH, y.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer. !

n WAsHiNdToS, HURsDAY, Jan. Sd, 1850.
In the Senate to-day, Mr. Atchison presented resolutions
M Rnton then rose and addressed the Senate DENYING tia,
the resolutions represented the opinions the people Of that
Mr. Atchson responded and appealed Missouri for an
answer
d in the election of Clerk Two ballots were had: Forns
an the End ballot wanting three secure his election
over Campbell, the Wing candidate On notion the House
then ad ourncd
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TREDEGAK IRON COMPANY.

TREDEGAR IRON CuMPASf. g.
FULL attendance the Stockholders oil me Ifeaesal run @
N Farmers Bank on SATURDAY oh
IL o'clock As distribution among the Ssoknnmers o. m
due from sale o. the properly VIII br mae ~
Thai sca, il Vii be necessary holders their ceinfa7
stock When application made for their resPess aaoas
Dec. R-ctlm JUN T. iA-''h'>' ''0''
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From The " Y. journal Of Commerce,

san FRasclsco California; Nov II, lSl9.
Mr. Edor.Gou appear 10 be sti IN uouo' WIN le.aIu ~
rho youe and resources this country In respect 10 oo
ou are evidently in great The wealth and resources
If California have scarcely begun be developed us
he abundance which do not think has been exaserad
constitutes but snail part oi lis mineral wealth iaDounas
,Iso in conpcr lead and quicksilver, which VIII yet be
sources of immense wealth 1t also possesses large taehs
Of fertile soil land capable of producing almost any tng
Much Of the country certainly presents barren aspect Tor
many months of the year. parchcd and almost destitute OF
vegetation especially during the dry season But Is not
his country famous for the abundance OF lis cae-s I'M
mensc herds of horses Of wild deer and Elk
If so barren rs some OF its dcfamcrs aver what, suppose
y could sustain the life OF hesemyriads OF animals iet
they NOT only live but in fine condition Better hee ana
vh onos and rabbits well other game NIL oi when
obtain their food from the product OF the SOIL the as 10
the inhabiantsa better or more desiraoie css VI d
prse they certainly are the very flower of their native States;
peace and good order reign runphanta are industrious
and all who choose doing well Such country and
such time for anassing fortunes the world has rarely il
seen,
dant field and those who wish gamble do SO but they
that do such things held here in the estimation OF
the moral they in the best regulated community The
truth is that the uncomfortable passion for gambling
TO peryadc all classes Of the Spanish from the Oldest Ia
the Youngest II 10 be looked upon by them
as rc but il really principle Of their nature and
can never be overcome. They gamble away every thing
that they possess, and rapidly gambling away their es-
taes This praciice them pervaded this territory long be-
fore citizen Of the United States had trodden upon Its SOIL
MURDER.-The Huntsville Democrat gives an accoun,
encontr which occurred about four miles west OF Deem
tur between Dr. Deoncy and the Rev Moses l.. Mor1is
in which the latter killed 1t seems that parson NJ left
home town. Thursday forenoon, and while returning
the road opposite the Baptist Church, AT Spring
Hill by DR.. d., al the time the Railroad car was passing
Parson " observing him approach with gun horseback
stopped his horse threw away his blanket and barred his breast
DR.. d. (supposng he searching for pistol shot him
dead on the spot.
The misunderstanding between the parties the result
OF family dscords
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IT, AUCTION NOTICE.--We ask attention TO the Trns-
tees John W. Clarke Fixtures &c. this
morning. 10 o'clock WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
al 1
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NTOTICEWe ask particular attention sa.e OF valuable
~ Negroes, this monag Amongst them several goo! farm
hands y. j. & c. B. HILL.
Jaa4.
NEW CIR OP 0RLE 4 Ms SUGAR AND MOLA ssEs
~ for sale by T. IL SKINNER
Jan
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10 PRICES 90 cents Q, Centre
aery 80 cents Side Eastern Gallery from Broad Slse
tx cents CoIored Gallery cents
III Seats be 9to al"
rom Il" : o'clock
lie Box Office
;sely 80 ' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

Et subscriber now receiving supply Of this invaluable
Persons wishing 10 supply their spring would
o well TO make early application the stock the
said 10 be limited This article properly applied poor lan vii
produce as much IN without lie
same tne make permanent Improvement the land All good I
ners viii no doubt consult their Thee
who are unable o 'ls the ciy will ese forward their WI
ont delay. HUGH FRY
Inn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04

For this day, IL o'clock Capitals $1,000 39a 9o s..
Tickets 81 10 At GocockCapas $1,000 900 COO 300
Tickets 81
Drawn Nos Of Snsluehanna Lottery, Lisss No 8:
43 So "a II - II 63 II 80 Is IS 10
Pi-RcgtI IN
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COMMISSION BUsINEss.-TI,c .,hscri,sr u,uI, in,,,

THE TRE.
SEXTON AND ClIlPPENDALE. MANAGERS.
INHiS EVENING (FRDAY) January ah will presented tie
Il great and thrilling Drama Of
Iucretil Bor::a. Mr.; Melinda Jones
Duke Alpioriso. Vents
Gcnnarro. Mr. bradshaw
Favorte Song, by Miss Barton
Ell Doere, hy Miss Celeste
To conclude with the
WIND MILL.
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Examiner and Wing please copy.
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Uck's oFFIcE.Comcr OF l.th and Main Streets, Rich
- moud. Virginia.
Another prize sold by Luck the iavorite Small Fry"
Drawn Nos. OF Paapsco. M. II, Jan 3D.
- II - II Is Il - 81.
Whole Ticket n 3s the ~ highest prize $1,000 sold pad
by LIik
To-day offer $1,000 for SIS only, and 5000 only rr
prizes. aiMaya Llck'S Ian
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iag n,rt,or nj Ios;ab u,,cbar dcc.ysal Defendant.
The having entered his appeaI
rven security ACCORDING the Act OF Assembly and me Rules
Cou1. appearing by .actory evidence .l ne ~ nos ="
ordered that the J~rnc-
mi m here on March term AMI answer
and of this order be ior'
with n.ee in newspaper published IN the Cry Of h'no
r TWO months and pose at the front uoo OF Inc todrt
House ~ ms, ,' ~: u b wooDSON. D. C.