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GROCERIES,

SUGARS.-New Orleans, Muscovado,
and West India. COFFEE.-Rio, Java, and
Luguira. TEAS.-Gunpowder, Green, Hy-
son and Black. CANDLES.-Sperm, Ada.
mantinc and Tallow. CHEESE.-Goshen
and English. BACON.-Sides, Shoulders
and Hams. FISII.-Salmon, Herring and
Mackcrel, all numbers. SALT, constantly
on hand. TOBACCO, at prices ranging
from ten to fifty cents per pound. Segars
of all kinds, at prices raging from eight to
forty dollors per thousand. LARD and
BUTTER constantly on hand. FRUITS.
such rs Rasins, Figs Almonds, Brazil nuts.
&c, &c. SPICES.-Alspicc, Nutmcgs
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard and
Pepper. PlCKLES.-English and Domcs-
tic, Il variety. KETCHUPS.-Mush
Walnut and Tomato. PRESERVES
Citron, Oranges, Lines, Pine Apple and Gin
ger. BRANDY FRUlTS-Peaches Cher
rics, Lines, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Black
berry, Plums, &c. THEORETICALLY
sealed articlcs-Sardincs Lobstcrs, Salmon,
&c. CANDIES of all sorts. CRACK-
ERS.-Winc, Soda, Butter, Lemon, Sugar,
Star Boston, &c. Constantly on hand II
good supply of GREEN FIR UIT'S, such as
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, &c.
htcHu W dIlcIlu W tItc receiving ana lot
isc to do it faithfully am also prepared tc
MUssrs. Chambers Jclcrs 6, Co, Charleston
will pay liberal prices for COTTON, +
of barter, and all persons who bring those ar
goods, would be benefited considerably by
intend selling EXCLUSIVELY for {
wish bargains to give me call, and they will
able, PARTICULARLY, where Groceries and ID
In Il word / am determined to sell both Cir,
ever been sold in the State, except Charlcsto
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Lancaster DivisiOE. No. 30,
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Holds rs Regular weekly Meetings atthe
Temperance Hal every Tuesday Evening,
Mt Z o'clock. s ]. II. BLAIR,
Iunei6. 10 RS.
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"ilaSbOrO' mail,

DUE SATURDAY, AT 6 p. NJ.
pDpARTS THURSDAY, At 4 T.. NJ.
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G. & II. c A NJ E R ON.
Importers and Dealers in
CHINA.
GLASS, AND
EARTHENWARE
A CARD.

American Hotel-Changc of Proprietor.
ship.
Mrs. SARAH FLEMING and JAS. II
FLEMING respectfully give notice that
they have purcf ascd and assumed the man.
agcmcnt of the AMERICAN HOTEL. late
ly so successfully conducted by Mr.. J. c.
Janncy.
In taking charge Of this Establishment,
they do so with the intention of using every
means that experience and energy will sup
ply to give entire satisfaction to their pat
rons. and promise Jealous attention to their
comfort. In asking continuance of fair
portion of public support, they do so with
the assurance that they intend to deserve
il.
The table will be supplied with every
thing that the market affords, served mp in
the best manner, and dispensed by watchful
attendants and the chambers and parlors
will be found always ready for the reception
of guests. SARAH FLEMING,
March 8, J. II. FLEMING.
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Mail Arrangements.
CNI.sEiCsl Nanil

Camden Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
It 0'cIock,, u. ".
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, 4 SATURDAY,
1T OctDck, 4. ".
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POWDER 81 SEHOT'
Also a stock lf
DRY GOODS.

Consisting in part as follows
100 pieces prints tprices from st to 25cts
100 " Long cloth 81 " lSgcts
Large Stock Brown Homespun, to l2Jcts
6 Bales ofBlankcts at prices from one dollar
TO two dollars per pair Kerscvs and Plains
from l3 to 30 cents. De Kalb Osnaburps
always on hand TIYREAD-DcKalb.M Mt
Dearborn, and Conc ord, also, variety of
MuSlins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, lick
ings, Apron checks, Pocket ITandkcrchirrs.
Head lIandkcrchicfs, Gravats, Suspcndcrs,
Shcetngs, Drillings-Linen and Cotton,
Ginghams, Lindseys, Plads, FlannclS. Sail
cia, Surge, Cashmcres, HOSIERY Y of all
kinds, GLOVES, of all kinds LINEN
SifIR1'S, Marno Shirts and Drawers.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Snttinctts. TwccdS. Rib
bons, Edgings, Laccs, &c. Also. VioIns,
Shot Guns and Rifles, Mt ten and fifteen dol
lars, and n great variety of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention
tarding business rs formerly, and will prom
make liberal advances on Cottons shipped to
.OUR, CORN, &c, particularly in the way
lclcS to market, and want large Quantities of
giving me Il call, and making know he fact.
A SH and most respectfully invite all who
lind that the CASH system is decidedly prefer
v Goods are connected.
ccries and Dry Goods. cheaper than they have
\.
B. w. CHAMBERS.
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MARRIED, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
w. Blackmon, Mr.. JOHN B. SMALL of this
District, to Mrs. MARY GARY, of Union co.
N. C.
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Per Session of Five Months /:
Boarding Washing and Lodgi
For pupils Of and under 10 years,

For pupils Of and under 10 years,
per MOnth..s....s.... o.OO
15 +" 600
above rs I" TOO
From Monday Morning until Fri
day eyenlng .........s..... 4.00
No candles found for Studying by.
For Boarding, Weshingo Lodging
and ! fall coarse q H>neies, per
session, :,. 80 1900
Forsame with English Branches
JONATHAN N. sfcELwEE, Jr.
Trustee.
March le. s-st
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

cOI L Ii llhDDlNA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT
BY James III Withcrspoon, ESQ, Ordinary
for said District.
WHEREAS, Robert Ilcgler has applied
w to me for letters Of Administration on
all and singular the good and chattcs rights
and credits of Sarah Knight widow, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased, on behalf Of
the distributors.
These, are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credit
ors of the said deceased To he and appear be-
for me. at our next OrdinaryS Court for the
said District, to bc holden at lancaster Court
House on the 10th Gay of March. inst. to
show cause, if any, why the said admnistra-
ton should not br granted
Given under my hand and seal, this second
day of March in the year of our Lord. one
\ ~ } thousand eight hundred and ftty-
L.. ). three and in the scvcntv-scvcnth
I ~ )yeHr of American independence.
j. ii. WITlIERSpOO o. l.. ID.
March 9. Printers fee 81 5-2t
Estste of Simon Becl.ham
| HE urgent demands of creditors, REQUIRE
L payment from all those indebted to the
late Simon Bcckham, Esq, decd, or his En-
ccutOrs.
1t is unpleasant and painful to sue any
who may be owing, yet this course must be
rcsortcd to, unless payments are soon made
by those indebted. 1t is hoped that this no.
lice will be received in the spirit which actu-
.,tcs it, and costs thereby saved
a. J. CAUTUEN, Ex'or.
Feb. %. Pr fee 81. Sit.
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M ARR G ES.

Till Hymen Jro't his love delighted hour,
There dweltno joy in Eden's rosy bower!
The world was sad!--the garden was aw i'd:
And man, the hermit, sighed-till woman
smiled Campbell.
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DUE FRIDAY, At 7 p. NJ.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, At s \. NJ.
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Money! Money Money

Camden, January ), 1858
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FRASER 4 THOMSON,

ADGKns NORTH wHABF,
CHARLESTON, SC.
TRED'K r. FRASER - PAuL 8. rHomsox,
Sept.l, 1889. iY-sO.
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CROCKERY- ASSORTED.

SADDLES.-Riding and Wagon.
BRLDLES.-- do. do,
WIfIPS.-Carriagc, Buggy, Driver. Ri
ding and Wagon. Cards, Cotton and Wool
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100 bis. Rcctificd VVhiskey.
20 bis, Old Rive Rn

SO DIS. Old Ryc DO.
10 bbIs. Bourbon g. IIournc do.
Porter, Ale and Champagne.
80 Bbls. Supcrllne Flour,
20 Clarified Sugar,
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee,
100 boxes Cheese, Superfine.
Brown, Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered Su
gars; \. o. and w. /. Molassss, for sale b-
WIN. c. MOORE,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in Heavy and
Fancy Dry Goods and Groceries,
CAMDEN, S. C.
l'ec' 10, 1902. 45-3m.
inNE THOUSAND dollars in shoes and
~ Boots for sale by
VI. S. SORRELL g. BRO.
BEL AR, Dec. ID, 1852. 45-tf.
Mary Crye by ncXtl In Equity.
trcnd Lancaster District.
Samuel Cryc, ct al. for settlement "
appearing to my satisfaction, that Sam
Il uel Cryc, a defcndent in above case, re-
sides without the limits of this Statr, 1t is
! ordered. on motion of Moore. Solicitor for
! Petitioner. that the said Samuel Crvc do an.
swcr plead or dcmur, to the petition in az
bovc case, on or before the 20th dav of A..
! prlI 1853, otherwise Judgment pro confcsso
will be ordered against him.
J. III. .WlTHERSPOON,
! ('g,p Y ~
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SATURDAY. ApRIL ,, 1888
IInI ~ DIr nEi ~. iIEG

Tie following Senate bills read The frs. aud srccn,
an referred 10 The committee :" Roads and lnIerna
Navigation
ArAct authorize increase Of HE capi'a stock o
the Virginia Central Kali Roa! Company for the purpose
constructing short rack between Richmond ana Char
loiicsyiiir.
An r authorizing he Board Of Public Works 10 subscribe
On behalf II he Commonwealth ~ the stock of the Warren
md Hlimr ,utc GGa Mine Kali Road Company; and,
An act !U The better r2nli!nn O trade ana travel upon
the Atrlla Canal.
The Speaker announced tn" committee Of Conference on
the part lous: der the disagreement between
,hc two Houses relative thu bin providing Tor tia appp
ton, Of representation IN Congress npws Messrs
Barbour, NcnoLsos, KELLY WHITE Of Hanover WALLACE
Go,pr Of NJ GDrDE Of b. Luxe MARrz lluRBARr', JACK
- ard T., PEEsToS and GEIxvER.
4 Senate bill concerning the assessment Of the public
being The o the day Tor this morning was TAX
Up read third tim" and ias+ei-ay"s g noes -.
NEGROES
An rpnossc! bill providing for The removal free negroes
ami uuIa from The Commonwealth being the order o!
The day, read the hird time and reccedayes II noes
-
On motion n Mr.. SPEED the rules suspended with
VIC" reconsider r above vote; and the q"Cstlon being
again put "n he passage {" the bill II was determined In
|;r affralaiv"--"ycs 80, noes Il.
On motion q: ir ksLaY, The t:!a was amcndcd, and as
anenie agreed 10 as ioiio"s An acf establishing Colo,
G2."n I1a. ms Kin" APPRECIATION for the removal of
free negroes from The Commonwealth
Tic bill lnposin. tic support 0. Government
being ,t.r sperll order Of the day, taken up
In iih section this clause: "Bnt house .hall be
Declined private boarding house with lever an five bonIt
crs.'
On notcn ii M BOYD the same amended, by sri.
king five and inserting three"
IN" first clause o tho 2ad question is IN follows
"On tic salary CT Zach officer o.; lie Government, rrcei.
wing the Treasury, other Than the Governor
Judges fourth OF pr: cent The be not
more t..,n Two hundred and fifty ,"lafs.''
On "r nj VI itIvss, the said clause was amended,
by striking IL. words idiciSc1 aad Inserting $50 much
u the saTy not exempt from taxation II each officer oil the
Government.
On motion Of Mr.. PATRICK he 5!h section Of lie bill
amended, ~ striking ticrcirpm the o!!J"no
h,t,Jr n
sah company snail be required To produce 10 the C"mms
sioncrs Tie Rrynu certificate ,lc Treasurer Of
Stnc that said Company has deposited with him
bonds or stock Of h State .: Ngia! stock ri the Uni
ted S,airs ilr -. hundred thousand dollars,
- b. held - lateral security Tor The payment at my
loser. that IT. sustained By the citizens IT this State,
under piC:ss wbr may be Issued hereafter renewed by
any ul the said cumplnirs."
An unsrcess motion made b. Mr.. PATRICK, That
"hcn the House adnurns this morning it will adjourn 10
meet Monday III Il O'clock.
The House ,hru adjourned.
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To the Editors of the Enquirer.

1
TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF LOUISA COUNTY
consider ii proper announce To you. over my own 81
nature that which has already been informally communca
led ID YOU and By my authority, through The Richmond En-
ourcr thai nm candidate for reelection 10 The next
cp.Ia,ute Of Virginia. 1t is needless trouble you with
Inc reasons which have Influenced and controlled
ing to this Conclusion as they are already known 10 many
of you; d. Deem proper now 10 give you an account
of my stewardship. the limits OF card do not admit Of IL
and it will be appropriate TO avail myself OF some
opportunity Of doing from the Hastings The time is
now rapidly approaching for the election OF representative
and as win! many OF you the impression sscns 10 prevail
hat shat again be before you for your sunses feel Ina
il due others announce emphatlcay, that do not
wish longer continue in public life. Convinced, as
am that many Others OF citizens are as competent to
you as and in all RESPECTS can represent You Elf
GENTLY feel decided inclination on my part 10 attend
more strictly my private business ought not TO be dsrc
garded.
You have been pleased elect three consecutive
casions and this without being importuned by myself The
only return which have made to you has been fidelity
my part as your representative rel profoundly thankful
that many you have expressed your wishes that should
continue in your service such is the most conclusive
ma niiestaion that be exhibited OF the confidence which
yuu rcpuss in InR.
Now that am not candidate and consequently feeling
tina, am under restraints arising from that position,
claim the privilege of communicating with youand
of youhavng purpose shservc other than The pO
harmony Of citizens and the welfare OF our country
Permit me- then, suggest The propricty OF having every
election precinct in the county duly and fully represented IN
Convention after proper publication OF the time and place
will cordially unite with you supporting any honest and
faithful candidate, who shall appear 10 be the choice Of our
peopc assuring you ha! il will be o! much
more pleasure besow vote, than 10 be The recipient o
The of others II, IN such Convention composed %
citizens from all parts OF our county, ana fairly constituted
any approximation shall bc made 10 unanmty, III nomlna
ting other representative Than myself shall feel alike
relieved and gralcd.
But if il shall appear that the people Of Louisa cannot
unite in the support of other candidate land such
belief | Trust am vain enough 10 entertain for mo-
mcnl shall feel al liberty to disregard So signal an
bon OF your hong continued confidence, esteem and re-
gard. In This latter contingency, (Which trust will not
happen shall have promises 10 make ex
cept that shall endeavor again 10 ynu i shall bt
your pleasure 10 elect me. faithfully as | can
With sentiments Of unaffected esteem and respect,
! am your nbcCcnt servant,
JOS. X. PEN DLETUN.
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amendment 10 III. BIZ incorporating Bank of Liberty
So The minimum OF capital of the Bank is $50 QUO
On motion "f Mr. DEssALE the bill extending the corro
limits of the OF art!nsourEi was considered WIFI
out renee. |; read thrce tines and passed
Tho other bills from The House were read and referred
Mr.. AMBER, from The committee for Courts a" justice
REPORTED the bill III relation The land belonging 10 the eli'
ii Eli Thompson, deceased
Mr.. nExrALr, from the committee on Roads &c, re
fnr;r. House bill TO incorporate the Wnhed and lhohI
~,nyli- Turnpike Company, in the county OF Putnam
CONFIRMATION or COMMISSIONERS.
TIC hill the compensation of Commissioners
m HE Hsycnuc heinz under consideration discussed hy
n,s-r Bows, STUART, DESEALE CARRl.GT"S ST0EAL!
AMI TcmrR Mr.. DESEsLE mp"cd that il lie on The abe
and he made the order Monday next II O'Clock, on hct
n, position Mr. bsuwS drnaded me ayes ana noes e
AYEs-Ncs.rs Barnett CnbeII, Darlington, Catet De.
ng4lr. Funston, Martin, Mason, 'lonrure, Shacsrord
Shan!-, S,o.al!, Stuart, Tabb, Thompson Wade Ward
White Wiither-l9.
Nors-lleS-rs Amber, Baldwin Brown, Cowan, Crcish
Douglas, GrantI,am Greaver, Parker, Paxton PIlman'
it-.er, ohcney, Sherdri, Smit!, Tate, .hOmas-li.
THE APPuRrIoSMEST BILL.
message from lhe House OF Delegates By Mr.. BAR.
announcing the agreement Of that body 10 tie pr"po-
sition i" thu Senate Tor free conference Tie Disagree
merit OF The Houses In relation the Apportlonnent
Bill and tbs appointment OF committee on the part OF me
House.
EDUCATION ~ HALlpAx &c.
The report OF the committee VI Conference the bill
pro. ing The education Of poor children 10 Halifax, Cul
pepper and VI arshall counties, was agreed 10.
WITHDRAWAL OF PETITIONS.
Leave granite: Mes.rs WADE and FussrES 10 with
draw certain papers.
REGISTRATION or VOTERS
Nj. Ma=oS made Intellectual attempt TO take The bill
provide l"r the registration Of voices, which, he said, il
naId obligatory BY the Constitution dispose Of.
PASSED.
The following Bills read third time and passed
"2ilzna the road OF lie Berryslle and Charleston Turn
pix" Company.
10 incorporate The Mill Point and Nicholas Turnpike
Road. Ayes %, noes -
70 incorporate, the Winfield and Ihompsonvlic TURNPIKE
Company, in the county nj Putnam Ayes u, noes u
To incorporate Siscrsyie Hall Building association
with amendment
II provide or The periodical OF the lands and
lots Of ti'c commonwealth Ayes 80, noes
REJECTED.
The bill 10 ali IN the erection n monument comnemofa-
y. Declaration 81 lndcp snienco advocated by
Mess SHacGELFuEp, WARD and SHeFFEY, opposed by
,irssrs RgGER and &TuAET. and rejected, "a iYlO"-
AyEs-AIr.sr- Blltwn. Barnett Ca3.iI Darlington Cat
lett Ccigh, lranham Gtearcr Martin Paxton, Saunders,
I'd ShaEa-, Shelley, Shcrrard Smith, Thomas,
Wade. Nari-l9
NoEs-Messrs. Brown Car ihril. Cnwan, Funstcu Ma
son Pnrhuf, Putnam Roger, Stuart, Nich"r-lO.
When hour .! arrived The Senate took recess until
orlDck p. N.
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IcoMMuSIcATED
To The people Of he Senatorial District composed Of the
counties Of Prince Iiaia, Hing George and Stafford
e" days preceding the election which hunurcd nc
with seat in the Senate, there feeling in The
District whrh threatened discontinue In the which
evidently IN he ascendant After declining the nonina.
lion Of tie Convention, again induced become
candidate because many OF you expressed The opinion
would conGuca - the harmony, which, trust prevails
among y0a II has contributed in any manner 10 bring
about this result amply compensated Tor any sacrifice
may have cost me
desire IL ;cre from al The end Of the session
which is row drawing Ia close. confess do with
hesitation, nlSmurh 1t against the wishes of
those wh"-s opinions have great weight with me- and be-
caHsc know iH1r = an implied contract the rep
rcscGrav aat his constituents that h.; services are csa
gcd the term i which he is elected In the mr.,
instance II might have been Tor fnur for wears
my misfortune 10 draw long TERM and hence the NJ,
ccssily Tor the step contemplate. would lake IT, if
thought the people would be subjected the slightest in
convenience believed their could suffer in The
remlcs; degree but there general election approaching
which will obSiaie all objection upon the first point and
your interests are not condcd 10
the fault will be your own, for this District abouuds with
gentlemen, whose ability and experience would do credit 10
any people ~ legislative body and others have
business there.
Representing, do interests somewhat diversified The
path OF duty though apparently plain was often Difficult. to
tread. In pursuing it, have endeavored to estimate the
representative character not demagOnues do but as
trust condcd 10 an agent clothed with discretionary pow
10 act so as best 10 promote the the PRINCIPAL
The condition OF things in the present legislation Of the
country aad the which constantly transnirirn IN
the General Assembly OF Virginia. more especially in r.
eard 10 the internal Improvement policy this State is
clear exemphcaton OF the folly Of any other relation cx
ting between the representative and The people.
II known TO you that majority OF the representa-
Of the people have been Wild if no, mad upon the subject
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY.. APRIL 2, 1853
SEk AI'i:

AFTERNOON SESSION. The Senate ! o'clock
On motion 81 Mr. BtLpwiS. leave given bring in
bill 10 amend the charter % the rgnia State Stck Bank
Messrs EAIpwIS, SHEFFgY and CA9ESa.nS appoint
ed the 'ocn'ltcr Subsequently, Mr.. EALp'zIv reported
bill winch read a first time.
All tie biz % Tie calendar were advanced n stage
DECLARATION CF INDEPENDENCE
Mr. SnAcKELrnRp moved that the hy which the b
aid tie election al monument commemorative al HE
Defamation OF Independence rejected be r-consdcre
Agreed to-
Mr.. SHAeKELr1Ep proposed amendment and, on mo-
ton OF Mr. SHErrEY the dill and amendment then laid
the table.
ENROLLED BILLS
On molten OF NJ. STUART, the chair vacated the
pirasuc OF The President vT Tie purpose of allowing that
officer opportunity aiy his signature to enrolled bills
On motion OF Nh SHEFrEY, the Senate adjourned.
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For he Enoltirer.


i CARD.
Messrs Edltors:fnr twn days rasi, have noticed IN
your Columns election ticket in which my appears
As nomination for the poet of Attorney for tho Common
wealth in the Hastings Court very sincerely thank the
gentleman has thought well Of me 10 place
name in such honorable connections for the Kindness which
doubess PROMPTED hir but DO desire be considered
y any one as candidate for The Office scarcely sup
posed necessary Tor to make the disclaimer, bn
thought we'll 10 DO SD, lest should even seem 10 In
tcere in fight between the two prominent candidates
who are iucmcn each worthy Of the "others steel"
Respectfully, yours,
MARCH 4th 1858 JOHN NJ. PATTON, ia.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 2. 1853.
SES TIT

The President LIEUT.. Gov LgAKE) laid before the SEN
ate communication from the Auditor OF Public Accounts
submitting a Statement showing the Of
e.sed in the four grand divisions. a" The State for
1851 and S52 and The increase Of Tho game far a. returns
have been received this Office" prepared in compliance
with resolution Of the Senate adopted the 2g;h day
January 1883 Ga motion Of Mr.. DEsZALE /, was laid
the table, and ordered 10 b. printed.
communication from the House of Delegates read
On motion OF Mr Bows, the Senate receded rom their