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Go,. ~ nna ~ RaleIsh ConventIon.


The Enquirer of Yesterday, positively contradicts the
statement made by Judge Bailey at late Union meet
ing at Knoxville Tennessee, namely that she had seen
letter addressed by Gov Wise Of Virginia to the Gov
eruor of Forda, in which he WISE stated that he bad
Al army n readiness 20 march at bis CALL TO Washing
ton a the event Of Fremoats e,eotouio prevent his
taking his seat as President, The Euquirer denial is
in these words
We take pleasure In responding 60 Che AnoXylIe
"Whig through our neighbour, the Richmond "Nhls
that GOV. Wise received the paper sent hy Farson
Brouow and requested the writer OF this 90 respond that
there -rs Ho trafH rtTa0 't ttr Sffts"tL'- we GU
closed to Pirsoa Brownies copy of Gov WISE, speech
a. the Legislative Dinner, and thought the speech was
refItstou enough wtt0u, further writing OF priatus-
JuI.c Bailey has doubtless been imposed upon, ana, h
we remember Alright Judge B.. lu >uoseJrei reiilN
explained that he had H9t read tts .s' ana od not -
tend 90 convey che idea that the statement was mate up
on bis personal responsibility from actual AnoViedge-
But upon whose soeyer representation the statement was
made 10 is absolutely incorrect. We answer enphai-
caIlv emo such scheme was on foot No such letter
was ever written bv Gov Wise 90 the Governor OF tor-
DO. OF 20 any other man, aud the Nuo'e statement is
ridiculous cgfgrL
This denial s emphatic enough. bu, We submit, that d,
would be more satisfactory 90 those who feel an interest
in the matter, the Enquirer would give us the whole
history Of the meeting of Governors at Raleigh. That
meeting was the work Of Gov Wise. Whatwere its OBJ
iects. deliberations and results.
Gov Wise of course, addressed some letter TO the
Governor of Florida as 20 the Governors Of other South
err States Cannot the Enquirer publish that letter and
tell us an about the Raleigh Convention. Gov. Wise,
having lately taken high ground in favor Of the Union
and being peculiarly vatchlL of his reputation for con
ssteucv should show tg ts record that he has never
been ploer Of d,unioa This IS the more important
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w,.,.r,. Ra,.am Of wild cherry,

e(Ds Pulmonary Organs
The greater the discovery the higher held In the
esteem public and much In proportion that public la
bic TO be imposed upon by the spurious limitations Of Ignorant de-
signing and dishonest men.
Now that this preparation Is well known 10 be certain
cure for ncipient Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com
plant, Coughs BroDchitis and all similar affections,
remedy there found those villain
ouy wicked SPURIOUS and perhaps poisonous
mixture, and try palm II of the genuine Basam.
This caution dealers and he public generally against
purchasing any other than hdthdURg e rieH signature Of
l. BUTTS he outside iordPper.
Prepared by SETH w. F0WLE co. Boston, and for sale by
ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO., and w. PETERSON,
Richmond and BY appointed agents in every county and Drug
gists generally. fel4-dc6NlW
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During our visug to Lowell were shown through
The Laboratory OF celebrated couutrym3n, Dr. j. e.
Ayrc Scarcely could we have believed what is seen
there uirLou. proof beyond diSputing.
They consume barrel of solid Pills about 10000 doses
and barr,so Cherry Pectorall2 doses per diem
To what am iu,0ucgiyab,e amount OF human suffering
Zoe. this point. 10000 doses day Fifty million
of doses per wear, % What acres and thousands Of
acres Of sick beds does this spread before the magma.
tom And what sympathy and wOe2 True, not all OF
this taken by the very sick but alas much OF 1t Is
This Cherry Drop and this sugarcd Pill are TO be the
companion Of pain and anguish and sinking sorrow-ne
inheritance our mother Eve bequeathed TO the whole
family Of Here the i1fant darling has been touch
cd TOO early by the blight that whers half our race
It's little lungs are affected and only watching and walt
ing shall tell which way its breath shall turn TINS red
drop on its table is the nlsmau which Its lite shall
hang There the blossom Of the world just bursting IN
20 Womanho0d is stricken also. Affections most assdu-
Gus care sk not she is fading away. The wan messen-
Ger comes nearer and nearer every week THIS little me-
cment shall 20 there their last perhaps their only nope
The strong has planted in his vitas this same dS-
ease This red drop by his side is helping him wreste
with the iuxeorable enemy the wife Of his bosom and
the cherubs OF his heart waiting in sick sorrow and
fear lest the rod which they lean in this world be
broken.
Doctor! Spare no skill, nor cost nor toll, to give
the pershng sick the best that human art can give
Falrsst5a IcraS, Nsrs.
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TIE COTTON TRADE.
mARryREn HEAnSt

Hundreds oheads oha ruined by the use Ofdeleteou' dyes
for which no scientific authority Is responsible.
CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE
contrary presents highest scientific credentials
been analysed by Dr. Chiffon who stands at the head OF Ey
permena Chemists he in his certificate that nothing
injurious enters into its composition. This
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
added the weknown fact that the reliable and the
natural dye manufactured have given immense pres
ge, and the sales running srom month month with
rapd that severely the energies and OF the pro-
pretor.
Sold everywhere applied by all Hair Dressers cRIsTA
DORO, No. Aston House, New York. fel5-dlm
49, ORPHANS FAIR FOR ST.
49, JOsEPH's ASYLUM.-The Fair will be held open
each and evening week. and close Saturday 18th
inst Come and help the Orphans fe3
lISSOLUTION.-Thef firm Of GINTER KENT & ALVEY Is
- this day dissolved by mutual consent Lewis Giner and John
Alvey having purchased the interest Of James Kent they
hereby authorized the business of the late rm
the name 10 liquidation only. LEVI. GINrER,
JAMES s. KENT,
JOHN =. ALVEY.
Richmond Jan. list
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Departed this life Monday evening" at hapast four o'clock
the "a Of January Walnut M the residence OF her nph
ew, G. W. Summers, Miss ELIZABETH BOYDE, aged IS.
At the "Old Mansion" Caroline county, Va the 9th instant
after welspent life and in the 10th year Of his WILLIAM
&. MAURY, beloved and lamented by all who knew him
In Charestown jefferson county, Va Tuesday Feb Tth
1GO Dr. HENRY PENDLETON COOKE In the 3Oh year OF his
age.
Thus suddenly in the prime vgor youth with scarcely
warning has been called faithful aud devoted husband
and father true AMI sincere friend Belonging family long
renowned for ahat beauties nature; his life fully illus
traed their many excellent and genial traits and his death has
brought gloon and sorowto large circle Of attached friends
That kind Providence may temper the wind Ia the shorn
lambshs young wife and children the heartfelt prayer Of
early friend. W.
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The Clay statue.

Another cal is made in columns to-day for meet
ing of the Directors of the Clay Statue Association this
afternoon Several calls have been heretofore made,
but UNDECIDED by majority Of the Directors. This is
shameful and we call upon all those who unwilling
or unable to discharge thedutcs OF their position to
sign and give place others who and will do what
IS expected of them. Barely time enough remains now
for making necessary and suitable arrangements. We
earnestly hop, there may be no further neglect.
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COMMERCIAL.
oTTos or TIE wEro, FEB. Is, 1860.
A M.


The trade between this city and Baltimore is ncreas-
Ing and accommodate the freight seeking transportation
additional steamer win be placed upon line week. that
hereafter there Will be tweeky from each port In
the month OF January Baltimore brought this city
$50 hhds bacon Si2 kegs pals 5 bb and lard 500
bbs Whisky 1910 bags seed 4SO bags coffee $50 Ob
var 81 kegs horse Shoes 10 hhd tobacco 800 demohns Of doz
brOOm' 80 do1 buckets 20 bbl apples aud many other mscs
laneouS articles OF merchandise We will endeavor publish
complete monthly statements hereafter receipts from BA
nore by steamers large propo OF the goods thus brought
to Richmond conSgne the interior Of the State
who prefer to make their purchases Baltimore Thus
on the steameTss freight lists packages of mrd tobacco and
doubtless other articles which been sent from Richmond to
Baltimore for market II we are Mistaken the merchants
ots city have to contend against discrimination by Of
our railroad companies Of Baltimore merchants The
latter have the privilege Of sending goods country towns In this
State, and the receirr pays freight charges But II
chant In Richmond sends goods the person. he requ
edto Pre;pdythe charges. Are we right?
THE COTTON TRADE
The average weekly consumption of Cotton in Great
Britain through last year being
bales week against 1s5S 81 6s in 1S57 and $50
In ls The American In 1856 year ending Sept
emberis S2S bales 1851 100000 bales; in 1855
SiOOO bales In 1852 85OOO bales and the deliveries the
ports already show indicate crop for the
current year Of no, less than baethe largest
known The Increase however, preceding
exceeded in the years 90 1925 1s52 1856 1852 but
placing the crop present year the above figure the
for the years will be 900 bales equal the
entire years ago England will take about Sc per
Of the crop; Northern manufactures about II per cent
and nearly all Of the remaining per cent will be taken in the
other countries Of Europe
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CITY OP RICHMOND.


James Arpeson Notary Public for the city Aforesaid in
the State Of Virginia. do certify that Lewis Gnter whose name
mentioned general partner the foregoing writing this day
ma he oath before that Albert G. Jedes the special partner
mentioned In the said writing has actually paid In ash the sum Of
TWENTY Thousand Dollars the contributed by him
the capital stock Of the said firm Of Gnier Alvey Arents
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February, 1860
j. l.. APPERsON " p
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DEPoRT OF THE COMMITTEE OF

Tho herewith submit Ordinance mpo
Inc Ave. for The next fiscal year. and also statements ana
out by the Chamberlain The statement Is an estimate Of
and for the eleven months iron the l
dsv Of March i9 the ist day Of February 1850 stat mth
an estimate the receipts and disbursements for the next MS
cal year "a, 90, -. -.
INTO the treasury from the s OF March, 1852 70 the LIST OF
Yebruary 1850 including the balance hand at the copmenee
Of this PERIOD was .fO-"'"'' %
And the whole amount Of disbursements during the = .
same period Nl'So !"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-16

IurRovrvENr is Hoor SGIRrs'-Douglas Sherwood,
o. New York the ioneers OF the Hoop skirt business
have just brought out style Of SKIRT called the
"Bee OF the South, which is said 20 be the most ee-
mt and perfect made. peculiar feature OF this Skirt
IS that is made without clasps, and Is not therefore
able 70 get ont of order.
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ID .OlNT oEDER OF m DAY.

At twelve o'clock the joint order ofthe day-the cleo
ton of Secretary ofthe Commonwealth, Treasurer Isl and
I'd Auditors of Public Accounts Register Of the Land Of
fee Public Printer Superintendent Of the Penentiary,
and Store Keeper Of the Peutentiary.
All the present iucumbents were reelected, viz
Geo w Muuiord Secretary of the Commonwealth; Jno.
5 Calvert, Treasurer; Jonathan NJ Bennett, LIST Audi
tor; WIN. A Moucure ID Auditor; Stafford A. Parker,
Register Of the Land Office; Jas Pendeton, Superin-
teudant of the Peniteutiary Robt NJ Nimmo, Store
Keeper of the Penitentiary and VIM Richie, Public
Printer.
THE JAMES RIVER AND EANAwHA COMPANY.
The bill amending the charter of the James River and
Kanawha Company came up as the next order OF the
day On motion of Mr. ANDERSON the consideration of
the bill postponed till Friday next at one o'clock.
On motion the House adjourned.
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SOUTHERN AUTHORS.
AT
r. =. e.. DREWRY'S
SUCCESSOR TO p. b. PRICE.
DEALERIN
BOOKS, STATIONARY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, L.
AGENT FOR TIE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,

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TIVE following win be by mall post paid, at the prt.
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fHE DEAF SHOEMAKER; by Thomas W White, Of Rchns,,
So An excellent book for the young, oiled with brief ,s
animated Interesting, and instructive, which have been r
and read by thousands and old from Maine TO CaHi
FLOWERS By THE WAYsIDE by the same author, sis n
the character OF the deaf shoemaker"
HOFPs MANUEL OF RELIGIOUS INST EUCTiON &c. Bsf
tbs second edition Of work Of established merit, specially a
ted the oral instruction Of colored people but suited %
In schools and families; containing timPs historical
Of the sacred scriptures from the creation and conia
also, appropriate selections ~ scripture TO BE United nu
y. Dr. watts 1T Catechsm simple docinst Csiechu ..
the In scripture language, pray-rs Tor children, a.
trey free from sectaan bias by the Rev Jno. iof NJ
wood Clark county, Va II has Increasing circulation
uy.
MESSAGE TO THE YOUNG; by Rev Geo. W. Lsybur d,
Bedford county. Va Clc Tie Of mature scholar and @
inhe well considered reut Of years Of thought rrae.
attractive, yet solid and Impressive, well adapted be ns
ID useful tg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-16

claims against the State are therefore advised to lose no
tine in bringing them properly authenticated before
the Commission
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II ministers 10 a mind discussed Dyspepsia and its
coucomtaut evils resul, in bodily as well as mental sui
feriag The OAygenated Buers in restoring The dges-
tive rau. 20 perfect health the mind TO ITS nat
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

Whg. ..---t,f.1
al ms rule 81 long strnfug 0ugN De bn0ton % a.
mi tol ht departed from OoaGy no'oes ssoea-
b. sigif iinss are Charged 6r a. Gdrertlsenlents
" We cInn6f tsrtrte o. rlrn rejected conlratnscdi'ofs
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

On Wednesday the sth ns the residence OF Col C. Sell
den Memphis Tenn by Rev. DR. George White Mr. A. D. BAL
LARD and Miss JOSEPHINE W. JONES' formerly Of Lynchburg
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Proprietor Of the Brar

Proprietor Of the Brandreth House, New York"
There nothing equal in the OF Plaster the Porous
Plaster Of Mr. ALCOCK Everything pleasant about them
They the Plaster OF the day. and fit type OF present adj
science and In Asthma Cough Kidney
TONS and local depseated palms, they afford permanent relief
and for backs pains in the side ches md pains
gneraly they unsurpassed for the they impar
Physicians should examine this article which is universally ap
proved where known Price 25 cents each Principal Oce 294
Canal Street. New York Sold by all respectable dealers med
cines fe6-d&Wlm
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rn-Notice TO physicians the PubIic.-AL

COCKS POROUS PLAsTERS-TEsTIMoNIAL.-" ALLCoCK
CO., No. 1914 Canal ST. York. Goth Nov ls59-Gentenen:
lately suffered severely om weakness my back occaoned
by suddenly overexerng myself Having heard Pass
much recommended for this kind procured one the
result all that could desire single
week. Yours respectfully,
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HOUsEkEEPING Goods
IL W and 1874 Linen Sheetlngs, good make
10 I and i2 Cotton do DO
Pillar Case Linen 80, 40 and IS IN
Marsriles Quilts, In lO4 IL. 1874 and lsf
tlendale do " 10 4 and IA
Linen Fable Damask, a large assortment
Damask Napkins and Dayles
Wine Cloth aud Fruit Napkins
furniture Dimity and Prns
Huck Towels and Diaper
Crash, Douas and Burlaps
Cold AMI white Cotton Damask for furniture
Turkey Red and satin De.ans for curtA!ns
Curtain Muslin In variety
Bleached Shifting Of best make
shirting Linens at Csc. STKc. and Soc and mi
white Cambria AMI Jaconet
Null and Swiss MUSLIN.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATBRoR
fel4 % Main q
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A meeting of the Directory ofthe "Clly Statue Asso-
Sistou" will be held this afternoon Thursday ithe 10th
February at o'clock, at the office of Messrs. GOdiin
Apperson. 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-16

"A COPY
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned Lewis Gnter John Alvey and Geo Arens
all OF whom reside city Richmond and Albert Iees
who resides in the Charlotte all In the Virginia.
have formed limited partnership the name and Arm OF
"GlNTER ALVEY AIENTs to carry in the city Of Rich
mond In the state Of Virgin the business Of importing and job
bling Fancy Dry Goods atwhoesae Albert o. Jeies special
partner and SUCH contributed the capital
said firm the Of trsRtfrf thousand dollars which he
has paid In cash Lewis Gner John Alvey and Geo Aren
genera partners
The said partnership the January 1862
and continue for the of five years from that date Wit
the following Signatures this 9h day Of February SGO
A. G JEFFRtEs,
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PEAcIIY R GRATTAN, Chm.
FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE CITY GOWN

ORDINANCE IMPOSING THE SUPPORT Of ruv cr, ~
Be ordained by The Council 0f tie Ctv of Riclp,ouJ T.
there shall BE- levied and collected for each 6sea wear unn
persons and subjects embraced In the Ordinance entitled
dnance concerning the powers and duties the Assessor on civ
Taxes, the taxes follow ing, viz: ~ - S"'
l. On real estate not exempt taxau,p one ou.r nm or
hundred dollars value thereof and herein shall ali
estate not exempt from taxation OF all in socL
comp nles, savings Institutions aud Commented
On al the personal property, except slaves eents an every
hundred dollars value there all moneys and credit
by said Ordinance to be listed aud EXEMPT from ~
cents on every hundred dollars value thereof and her
be Included all the capital invested employed In anv
business which specifically and ali the
perry ana moneys OF Incorporated Joint companies exceot
the and property nstitute mari
tai OF the Banks and except the and
savings institutions and Insurance which
dividends within one preceding the day Of P.hruarv
3 On every Tree person wears of ACE
is on every slave over age owned ar hired Inv
any company, Institution or person. whatever three dollars
T. On the Interest profit which may have bern raejv M
any person. or converted into principal as To become AN Inter,
est bearing subject or otherwise within The
preceding the LIST day OF February Of year. from
certificates OF debt Of State country or on
ton created by this other State EXCEPT from h,D
city aud the STATE OF Virginia, five per centum " ~
B. On the dividends declared within the year precedn, Tho
day OF February by savings intu
lscated In the city to be paid by such institutions And
respectively, Ave per centum. $3.50 COMPANIES
q On the dividends Bank received within ma Va.
eeding the LIST day Of February ave per cenium ' P'
l. Merchants, traders shopeepers shan he dv,,a
seventeen classes aud hall psy II the lass s ~ ar
second class s5t II In the third class $500 IL In The fant ,.
$40 10 the NH class s4c fla the SIKH class ss n In m.
seventh class @ n the sa class tgcO The ninth class
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.

II I
James Appeson Notary Public for the city aforesaid In
the State Of Virginia. certify that A. g. Jee Lewis 6inte
John Alvey and George Aent whose signed TO the
writing hereto bearing date thu sh day Of February
1850 have acknowledged the before city Aforesaid
Gvel under my hand this 18th Peb'y, 1850.
fgl6-Gw J l. APPERSON y p
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"A CARD.
SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY IN REALITY
As the people ofhe South have generally determined dscm
mate hereafter when making their purchases South
manufactured goods and this resolve has given rise
enterprises the undersigned desire inform the public
that their BoOr and SHoE Of the oldest
ciy-was established In 1929 by Mes Cook Ryan, and
subsequently conducted by Mr. Peter Cook with whom SIR Alex
Hin afterwards associated Originally conducted limited
scale the manufacturing department Of the business has been In
creased from year. and purpose enlarge
still With experience Of rtyone years In the business
by senior partner and from the fact that both members Of the
firm born and raised in Richmond confident that
will be able the expectations all who desire purchase
durable and well made SOUTHERN BooTs and sHoE fair prices
and on accommodating terms. ALIEN HILL CO,
ja4 No. l2I Main st.
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- UINNESS,EXC "a DUBLIN STOU I'VE have
" store, arrive the Extra Double Stout Porter
Guinness Stout has been distinguished for past by
Us uniform and excellent quality It, yOr Is agreeable and free
from the bitter and unpleasant 81 common Porter For sale
by the price charged by the sole agent for the United States
feiG-lW l&G b. DAVENPORT.
ENOR NORFOLK, Via OLD POINT.-The III
Il good schooner, JAMES H. CARTER, Capt Catn, 49,.
having portion Of her engaged and going board viii
have dispatch. For remainder, apply TO
fel6-6t W. D. COLQUITT co.
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A CARD.

No. AUCTEON.-Groceries Leather, &C.,
fel6 La C. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts
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WM. II. MCFARLAND,
Jas. A ScoIr. Secretary.
m go n.

The,uemDcrs oil the Directory are earnestly requested
to attend puac,ay, Che location Of the Statue will
probably be selected and arrangements made for its n-
anrlrat-or.
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WANTED,- o.a'e bottles for which pay the highest
w market price. OCRANI,
fell No. z, Exchange Block.
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DEFSE'S PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN, OR MANI
Ia PULATED GUANO. composed erciirey n PsrHCidn and
NDbrerO GudnO, htlf ehThis fertilizer
Virginia for the four years. for Tobacco Wheat, with
suits fully equal Peruvian Guano Its
nience, and permanency It's effect and economy
Is per lets than Peruvian Price 80 per Of lbs
For sale by stokes K RIyES
fel6-8m Corner Cary and 18th Riclmond. Va
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Reverend Mr.: Blackwell, of the MeiApdh
PETITION

Mr. RIDDICH presented the petition Of merchants Of
Suffolk praying that the license auctioueers be re-
strced as TO prevent the sale under such license Of the
wares of itinennts, pcdlars and hawkcrs.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill authorizing the county Court of Fairfax to
direct one half of the amount of recognince entered
into by Thomas Crux, to be paid to Joseph f. Monroe
and James W Jackson, when the same is collected in-
cooperating the Huntersyle and Warm Springs Turnpike
Company a bill amending the charter of the Farmont
Bank; Incorporating WOODEN manufacturing company
in Pulaski county
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We hare ben requested 10 eA che 'teaton Of on
.-. sslders and other claimants against the Common
eb on account Of the late invasion OF the State to
me eet that the Board Of Comasoners to audit the
s,e Are in daily session, and anxious 70 bring their
,,ho 70 speedy close in order to mske their report 10
shs present Geaer Assembly. All persons having such
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On The receipts into Into the treasury there were do.

Leaving Ia the treasury the LIST day Of the present
month ...................'.. .'............'....'