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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-01
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
Henry d. Turner,

denry d. Iurnor,
Publisher. Bookseller and SIatiOncr
No. 1, FArErrEvILLE Sr. RALEIGH, NC.
"AS always on hand large and general coIIenctio>
of
Law, Medical Theological Classical Voyages Travels
Novels and Miscellaneous Books. Also, very
extensive assortment of School Books &c
Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals Day Books
Pass Books Bank Books, Record Books
Blank Check Books and any other kind
that may be wanted manufactured
to order.
Together with general assortment ofStatonery.
Particular attention given filing all orders complete
from Booksellers, Merchants Teachers and private ind.
viduals. And every article in his line sold at the ocet
prices for cash approved credit either at wholesale or
retail.
All new works received as soon as published
Raleigh, August 27, 1850. $50
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-01

RALEIGH & GASTON RAILROAD.
First Imstalmemt.
lUNHE following Resolution was adopted at late
II meeting of the Board of Directors of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad Company:
ResoLced, That an instalment of 10 per cent. upon
the stock subscribed be called for before the 1st
day of November next and that the be paid to the
Treasurer President, either of the Directors of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company, who hereby
authorized to receive the and give receipts there
for. W. W. VASS, Treasurer.
Office R. & G. R. R. Co.,
Raleigh, Sep 22, 1851 : 93-td.
Nd- The Raleigh Register. Warrenton News, Peters,
burg Intellgencer and Norfolk Argus copy till days and
send accounts to Treasurer of the Company.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-01

NEW SUPPLY OF CLOTHING.
a. l.. Harding, & Co.
Have Just received new lot of ........
Black Lustre SACKS, Grass and Brown I.ipsp Sacks,
and FROCKS, White and Buff Marseiles VESTS,
Fancy Cass PANTS, &c,
July 90, 1851, IT.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-01

NEW PHARMACOPGIA.
TNHE FharmacOPOeia of the United
States of America. By authority of the
National Convention, held at Washington, A. D. 1850.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store, by
HENRY D. TURNER.
August 80, 1851. @ .a &c.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-01

WNHE Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen Garden by Patrick
u Neill. practical Treatise the Cultivation Of
the Grape Vine on Open Walls. which is added a
descriptive of Improved Method of Planting
and managing the roots of Grape Vines by Clement
Hoare. For sale by ..-
H. D. TURNER, N. G. Bookstore
June 25 1851.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-01
AlNew Law Dictionary

ND Glossary containing Definitions Of III princi-
IA pal terms of the Common and Civil Law together
with ransations and explanations of the various techni
cal phrases embracing also all the principal Common
and Civil Law maxms. Adapted to the jurisprudence
ofhe United States. by Alexander 9urrl, Counsellor
at Law. 2 vols. Svo. SO.
Also, Adams Equity, So so Storrys wurks on Law;
Chty's works on Law. For sale at the lowest prices
w. L. POMEROY,
(Late PoMERoY g. O'NEAL.)
w. L. P. will receive subscriptions for the series
of Lnglsh Reports in Law and Equity, now publishing
in parts by Messrs. Little s. Brown. Price ST. per. No.
$40 per year: Ia Nos. bound iu six, 81 per vol.
Raleigh, May 26. So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16
l,1nrlial
Thy ERRiNG BsoTurR.

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hut light uP hope aud h1u',h 'r.t,
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Mi heal the wound ami dry tie ftaf
cap We forget lat I'm hehfvio1f.
Canws for ala aHr sfu# afHts-
l. HIM ,,h,. use3s aH EI#sspl ~.ti Hr
He frs' % srauf5e ar Eat the Stone
-. 1t ps make the 81 Il Vsf|I ..isf.
Than = va. 'ha d8s n ssHs .e a.rfa
Bs breaking ever. woke AMI i,''r-.
Aud spreading lighf and truth 'u cath
All then we shall heh4.d fh- aaNnue.
nfgtai times w havs sought go l#Hz
The hght IF Ina miilsnr,al morning.
~ eiandless sun an3 easseless sung
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16
Virginia and Tennessee Isnil kaal,


IN n IN IT " III,
EbRePaS IS Will hr received am, time the Office
al the Company IN l.snahbptg, coz the, handed
T. the assistant Eng nrrr III the nl tot the CoSS TIES
necessary Law the ulak I'm l,nchhure II Salem.
Ito nlst hr - ~ hut III, Post Oak Chestnut or some,
ahe, timber equally durable Tho, he made 81 ,tbi
- inches Though the small ,ul heafe hovanr t., r
crt leug. 1t'cncd sides 10 a Thickness of "a
inches and the bari, taken III the other two -1acs
2,8a will he lntcd 1T each mile, and tn, he
b,eredas ueul, possible "h,tc they L. he laid
CHARLES +. VI GARNETT
~ tlttl l,pr,n,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16

HATS & CAPS Ar CoST--"Qn,k sales and ii.
f'oh.'. Not having room enough. | will sell m,
Stick at HATS and CAPS Tor Cash to close
ny It's LoGWOND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT
" hi hurst = { ID Da gu rrin IL

Nam Street, Ll0ehbuIg, Bunk Square 4 Malo s.
Rlcbmooc sycamore $ Petersburg. Main -. NJ
folk, 217} Baltimore II Baliimorp Prnnsyl,anil Az
eone. w a~hIrgt1n ID. C., Broadway New York.
FENlE subscriber would espccl ul inform the pu f.c
generally that he has just returned from the Nortb
where he has spent several days in each Of the above
Galleries Also, in the other leading Ga erles in NV
Aoth, Philadelphia aud Bl'tlnme, for the purpose nj
getting all the lalsS improvements il DaInerreo ypnr
and nov having his Sky llLh arranged on Tie most i'm
proved and scientific Plan he j. better prepared than ev
er t. take licensees, (eqai 10 ann in all the latest
styles, and il kind of wca her
Feeling grateful for HE liberal patronage heretofore
received, he pledges himself 10 all proper means 10
merit lis continuance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16
SeIiin. or

LARGE and extensive Stock of READY MADE
- CLOTHING, and Containers furnishing Goods,
cost for & n III!
to ei.se the business. NJ ROSENBACH
Philadelphia Cheap Clothing Store, doors above the
Franklin Hotel, Lynchbatg Va.
Dee l2-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16

h,lN Sod ol prime quality.
MCDANIEL. &LEF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16
Materials for Cabinet Walkers.

Sh Bras, ahl I'm Til, Wrlrebe- aHd BOX 1acl~.
Nihaeau, and ella knahs. sand Paref. thu at inc quail
~ Bra-s Hinges, B- aud lr"u, Be- ae} Iatlr C,-lo~.
Catdl stand Catches b,d Cap, Be- >atws, Wardrobe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-16
Tools for Carpenters, MiliwrightS, cabinet Wa
kcEs nd niher AlcChamiCs.
For Contra ctorS

Bellows, Anyls. Ni-,s, Sto-t> and Die, screw Plates,
\,I- Files n teus &r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
The 81. Charles Uotc! in Ruins.

A lclegraphic despatch from New Orleans,
dated the 18Th inst, says;
\ great fire IS now raging with great fury in
this city. The St Charles Hotel caught fire i'm
:he roof at 10 O'Clock this morning, and half of
1t i IN rulns-the fire still raging. The building
Will DO great loss having been the most beau.
tlul house in the South.
Rev. Mr Cnpps church has Just caught fire,
and there is every probability of its being con
sumed. The Atlantic Telegrap h Office is in great
danger. 1t is supposed to be the work of an in
cendidry
Jan. l9h.-The loss by the coutiagration i.
100000, Of which $4,000 was insured, inclu.
ding 100000 ut the Sun Mutual The Methodist
Church Is destroyed--loss $4,000 fully insured
here
1t is rumored that several lives have been lost
about the ST. Charles Hotel, but no bodies have
yet been found The furniture Of the ST. Charles
was valued at s6,0OO
LATER, Jan. l9.-Yesterday the St. Charles
Hotel, Clapps Church and Methodist Church, on
Poydras street, and four other buildings were dc.
stroyed By fire. Loss fully half Million
About $4,000 insurance altogether, on the St
Charles, only 100000, chiefly in New Orleans
The Methodist Church was insured for $50 900
Of which ,wo.thrds is in the Nashville Life and
Trust Company, and 10000 in Marine and Fire
Insurance Company. This is the heaviest Gala.
NIFTY that has bcfallen New Orleans or years, espe
cally the loss OF the St. Charles. the pride Of the
South, business ycsterdy was suspended
Another despatch says, the fire is still spread.
ing, with high wind blowing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

We learn with some surprise and much regret
that a few Of the farmers on Indian Greek, on
the line Of the proposed plank road, are either
acting in opposition to the road or manifest very
little interest in is construction Tie opposition
or want of.interest arises, as we learn from a
the projected la sale and Aurora railroad, and
g intended by those who originated and are urg-
ing it forward as a rival to that road Nothing
can be further from the truth There cannot be,
in our judgement, any real rivalry or opposition
in either Of these projects to the other Most
certainly il the railroad i, built, the plank road
latter in any degree initiate against the former
In any event the plank road must prove greatly
beneficial to the farming interests on and near it,
1t must enhance the value Of the farms in its
neishborhood 1t mus. make the produce Of
these farms worth more to the farmer BY cheap.
ening the transportation to market, and, in the
event Of the railroads being built, by giving a
choice Of markets, and also 10y enabling the farm.
er to take advantage Of any advance in the price
OF grain, to forward lis produce 20 market, no
matter what may be the state Of the roads or Of
the weather With the road the Turner will De
enabled to contract for the delivery Of his pro
duce in market 4: oirea day which he could not
well DO at least within q short time without the
road, as q change in the wcathei and roads might
prevent in fulfilling his contract and this with all
produce dealers and shippers is Of great import
aucc
But suppose the railroad should not be built,
and there certainly is soU,r doubt about it, there
is no capital IL the state to build it and those
who found their hopes upon it, ought to be certain
that it is such road as is likely to invite foreign
capital to the aid Of its projectors and suppose
the plank road fails for want of the assistance
which those on its line should give it. What,
then will be the condition Of the farming inter
csts 10 he affected by the construction Of the lat.
ter They will be left without either to plod on
as now through mud and mire to market
We think it will be the part Of wisdom Tor the
farmers TO take advantage Of the present efforts
in their behalf and do their part towards rcn.
dering these efforts successful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
Plank Wanted.

We call attention to the advertisement in an.
other column soliciting sealed proposals to fur
nish plank &c, for the Ottawa Northern Plank
Road, 1t must he remembered by the farmer.
along the line of this road, that there nrc yet
bout $4,000 Of stock which has not been taken
and that we look to them to take the gre,ter par,
ifnot all Of it, They are the ones who are most
ly benefited by the road, aud they should DO fore
moot in tho subscription. The Office of the com
pany will be KEEP, in the Office Of LORENZO Leland
middle door in the court house hall, where til,
books arc kept open for subscriptions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
Markets.

Ottawa, Jan rs.
Our market is in very good condition Larye
lots Of corn coming forward, and are taken Mt an
advanced figure We now quote corn for ear &C
shelled SOC, with good request AT these rates
There Is considerable request for oats, at good
advance from our last quotations They are in
demand at 3Sa35c fer southern markets.
In wheat We note no change There is scarce.
~ any coming in.
No transactions in Barley.
Pork-Nery little coming forward Eut w,
note sale Of 80 head, at s?5aS5 DIVIDING ON 600
pounds
There are now in store in this town, GO 600 H.,
corn, and about 10000 bu contracted for in H.,
hands ct our operators, making. 10000 bu that
have found amarkc, in this place already; and II
i estimated that our shipments next summer will
not fall short Of 200 900 bushels Of ,Li, article
lone
Receipts for the last week. are corn. 900 bush
els, oats, goo; pork, 10 head.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

j. BLANCHARD, president Of Knox College has
recently delivered lecture in the House of Re
representatives., on the subject of Education He
remarked that notwithstanding all that has been
done in the states for popular education the pro
portion OF adults who could not read or write
was greater now than it WAS ten years ago. A
statement which he substantiatsd with solid
proof
We can readily suppose it to be true, from
what We see in our town, and from what We
know Of other places.
The number is becoming greater and greater
Of those who cannot read or write
In the present condition of society, our com
mon school system will not correct the difficulty
unless their be some public functouaries to pa.
troll the streets with whips and hos into the
school room all the stray urchius
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
There l. still Chance.

We have still on hand number of copies o!
the Free Trader containing the Governors Mes
sage, and also extra ullos Of each number
printed since, containing all the proceedings Of the
present legislature in fll Al persons, therefore
who wish to subscribe for during the session can
yet be accommodated. No respectable man
should be without iull knowledge Of what the
legislature i, dong, for every act which is passed
either directly or indirectly affects his own i'm
mediate interests
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
SCHOOL. MEETING.

DtRStiNT to pubic notice. 4 mcetin. oiyo-
l lrTs Of school district No s. township %. rangc
g. cas-, Of third principal meridian, was held OF the
court holsc on Wednesday evening ofihls week, 10
act upon proposal 10 build a school house in said
district VI t.. HoIsIcr wasnppnlnled chairman,
and T Hampton secretary. Z Thorn, school d.
rector submitted 10 the meeting proposal Of Ncssrs
Walker u i!ck,mg. 10 build bouse, and receive
ihrlr p1y when n could be- raised by tax
There being but lew voters present hua ac!lonup-
on the proposal was deferred to a subsequent meet
ing. 4 committee, CONSISTING at fcssr- Cotton,
Hampton, and Thognr. was appointed 10 prepare
plan fora house 10 De presented at next meeting.
.lessrs HU.l.-ler and j. II. Dow were also added
to the same committee. TO drait special school act
for the government Il the district 10 be- acted upon
at the next meeting IIicr some remarks by seSe-
rnl gentlemen, adjourned TO meet the coLrt house
on Friday evening next
" l.. HOLLIS TER, Ch'mn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

We are requested to state that fine Rev Mr..
THOMPSON, who, having been absent few weeks,
will resume his duties as pastor Of the Baptist
Church, tomorrow forenoon. We are glad 10
learn that this talented gentleman has been per
manen;ly employed by that Church, and will
hereafter preach regularly every Sunday, and at,
tend to all other duties deyolyins upon him as
pastor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

THEORY or MARRIAGE There was n merry Eel.
low supped with Plato two thousand Yeas ago,
and the conversation turned upon love, and the
choice of wives. He said, that no had learned,
from avery early tradition that man wa, ere.
s'ea male ant. female with duplicate set Of
limos and performed his locomotive functions with
aro'ary movement as a wheel; that in cons
qasncs Of misconduct Jupiter, indignant split
nun ~ .wo. sncs that time, each runs through
.ne w0r'a IN quest 81 the other half II tho or.
Linn nal':s meet they arc very loving couple
ding, povisb, and uncongenal mn,rirnonv Tha
search he said was rsncered diAcult. for In. rea'
son that ooe man alghted upon A half that al
not belong TO him, another did necessarily The
same, ul tho whole Afairs was thrown inia ir,c s
triysbls confusion. M NV NV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

US. SENATOR IL MtSsACHrsETTs-Thc contest
in the Massachusetts Legislature Las been almost
equal to that in Missour.-1he Free Sellers and
Democrats have majority, over the Wings brit
they cannot be made to pull together rightly
However they have elected a democratic COVER.
nor and lieutenant governor, The free sellers
wanted the L, S. Senator, but as their candidate,
Nj Sumner, had formerly been a wing, the dem.
ocrats for while refused to 60 for HIM BY the
latest adyiccs from there dated 22d inst, however
they had got together again, and it was thought
Sumner would be elected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

THr RSocKlsas--Mr. Burr who lccturcd here
last spring on Biology, writes to the N. York Tri.
bune tina, he can produce the knockings equal to
the most noted cxptrimcnters but he admits that
some Of tho communications, purporiing to come
from spirits, are beyond his philosophy. lie
thinks, however, that Biology will explain even
that, and he has introduced tho subject into his
lectures, now being delivered in New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
Plank Road Notice,

~ F'lk Hori Company.
SEALEp Proposals vii be received ut tbs office
y uuul the Iona day of February neNr. Tor furnish
m- hrpanh. y G. Tor sand road, ~ follows.
6ooOoo II ook plank =. inca thick. ; feet long
or 1uupOD pine. , : " -
Also Aoo hk. wl.nu. or OAK boards. + inches
wide, and Que inch thick.
sand lumber to be delivered on the north side of
the canal ctGcr near the bridge at Ottawa OF on the
south h.uli or bank g" Buck Creek on the state road
To- Harding Proposals may bee offered Tor furnish
ING the above plank IN quanuf,cs OF not les ran so
Noieet m any one bd said plank to be delivered IN
equal parts, on the Island lIh ofthc months OF Iune
and JuyneXt I'M. HlCklLNG, Prcs't.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

HorSE-Biit read three times and pa,vd-An
act to proyiie for the land granted a. a common
to the inhabitants Of the town Of Prairie Du Rea
cher, in Randolph county
An act to legalize assessments hereafter and
heretofore madc.-An net to incorporate Dcs-
moiuS Rapids mproyeucn,.-Au act concerning
the Elgin and Genoa Plank Road Co-An act
authorizing the county court Of Nermiilion coun-
", to audit the account Of Hiram Hickman
An &C: to authorize Wade H. Eldrid.e to pass
ferry across Mississippi Eiyer-An act concern
ing the Bridge across Fox River ut Elgn, Kane
county. act to vacate part Of Grove street
in Peters addition to the town Of Ptt.6eld and
certain streets IN Doyl' and Palmcrs addition
An net to incorporate the Icariau community.
SENATE bills passei tie House An act for
relief Of the securities Of VIM. Compiler. late
Sheriff Of Peoria county--An act to lcgalize the
assessment Of taxable property in McDonough
county.-An act to locate IN increased width Of
certain streets in the town of Toulon--An act to
incorporate the North Western University An
act to amend the city charter Of Quiucv-An net
to amend Chapter loi, Revised Statutes emit.
lied "Trespass'
The following Bills have passed both Houses.
and received the signature Of the Governor.
An act to provide for leasing lands granted rs
~
amend the charter of McDonough College
act to distribute surplus copies Of Revised Stat
utes.-An act for the protection Of state lands -
An act to amend an act to incorporate the Sanca
mon and Morgan Railroad Co, Approved March
lst lSi5.
The Interest bill has been Laid upon the table
in the Senate.
NoRNING SEssIoy-Several petitions were pre-.
srntcd by Messrs, Judd, Reddick Matteson, Grass
Wood, Stewart and 1acott all of which are Of a
private character.
Bills Passed-An act to extend the Alton and
Sangamo Rail Road to Bluomington--An act to
authorize the sale Of the Quincy House--An act
to incorporate the Saline Coal & Manufacturing
Company.
a large number Of bills were reported from the
standing committees, which have been read twice
aud engrossed for n third reading.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
Election Of L, \, Senator In Ii.sour,.

This exciting task has finally been accomplish.
ed by the anti Ben,ontes selling out to the wings.
1t was not, however, until after 10 ballots had
been taken that IN election was effected. The
relative strength of the three parties stood about
as follows Benton So, Green (anti Bcnton) IS,
and Geyer (whig) g. For about the first TWEEN.
ty.fvc ballots there was scarcely any variation
from the above figures. DGntons friends all
through stuck to lin nobly, but Geycrs and
Green's forces would fuctuato more or lass as
whiskoy and circumstances seemed to render
their chances better or worse. Day after day,
since the Sth inst, has been consumed in irving
effect an election but not before the Esd inst, was
it accomplished. Geyer the wing candidate, re.
coived the requisite number Of votes. 1t took 70
to elect and the final vote stood, Geyer so, Ben.
ton SO, Green, who had previously withdrawn, |,
and Springfellow, (scat,cring,) TO- This is, we
believe. the first whg L. S. Senator ever elected
in that state, and the first time Old Bullion has
ever been defeated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

RESOLUTIONS THE CoMrRoNi,r.-Ba Baltimore Jan
CA series oiresolutions to the-Virginia Legis
lature, on Saturday, declaring the determination
to abide by the Compromise, aud to insist on the
faithful observance Of It's parts, was postponed in.
definitely.
Richard j Tucker who has been in Jail four
years for deirauding the Mechanics Bank Of $50.
600, was pardoned by Gov Lowe, after having
served out aalf Of his sentence
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

The Bureau .4isoea's has changed hands and
Is now under the Editorial supervision OF II
WARREN Esq. It makes disappearance, and it.
editorials display degree Of ability which bids
fair to make the Advocate one Of the most inter.
esting papers in this par. Of the state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25
The Postage tsIlI.

The clcop postage" hill passed the house ON
the It'll by vote of 1870 to -. The following
i, a synopsis Of the bill
Each letter under half an ounce three cents
NO post office or route to BE- discontinued. "r com
pcn~atlon OF poStmastcrS diminished Printed
matters of two ounces | cent; each additional
ounce or fraction of an ounce, on cent Bound
books not weighing over 20 ounces deemed mail.
able matter Newspapers delivered IN the state
where printed hail cent, and no postage on
those mailed 10 actual subscribers IN the county
where printed. ur within thirty miles. Fifty pei
cent to be deducted from postage on magazines
when prepaid Three cent pieces to be COINED,
stamps to be- purchased "a now, to forge which is
felony One million aud a half appropriated to
meet any deficiency ia revenue Letters uncallcd
Tor IN two weeks. to be published once only. The
postmaster general to establish his post routes
in cities and towns, leaving suitable places Of de
post, the letter, 10 be collected by carriers, and
delivered az on, or two cents each