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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-19

MiSCELI.AN EOUS.
yOE THE
STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.
STATE OF WET VIRGINIA,
OFFICE Or TIE !
CONN sNIpEERS O. PUBLIC PPISTISG,
CHAILEgION, DecefnDnF Is, lsIA.


COHE SSIpEKES O. PUBLIC PPINTIss.
CHAELE5TON, December Is, .s73.
In accOrIance,wiih law, Healed Propose +.
will De received by the Commissioner of
Publi2 Printing, nj the Auditors once, In
the CJp!iOl, uu'IIthe 3Oth day after the
18th day OF Dec. 1873, At u o'clock
IN for tue execution OF the PUBDIG
PRISTiSG and BINDING and for supply.
Ing the ttate with BIATIOsEEY and
PRINTING PA APER', for the contract
period ending the Second Wcdnesdsy In
January, 1915.
zach proposal shall 'c accom- panied iJy q
bond executed according 10 law by the bid.
der, with ~ least two good and sufficient
suTet e., residing In this State, In the penal
tum Of ten thousand dollars, for all rtate
Printing; the psnal sum OF two thousand
dollars for all state Binding; aud the penal
sum oi i've thousand dollars for furnishing
Paper, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance Of the contract and no bids unaC.
cpnpan!ed by such bond will he entertain
ed by The tOm sslOn ers OF PublIc Print!ng.
An approximate estimate Of the WORK
and maieria. 10 be done and furnIzhelI 10.
getber with blank forms for pgntyOsaIs.
bonds, dc., will be iuTnIs he'd upon appIlca.
ton 20 the Commissioners.
JOHN X. BURDErT.
PTtst tnfCoDmIs.IOners nf OF Fubl.c Frlnrlny.
GeclJI
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NEW YORK STATE.
Hat Factory Burned.

BREWSTER, December lS.-About 2
o'clock, A. NJ, a fire was discovered in
an unoccupied building known as the
Pbenix Hat Factory. The FIRE was 30
far advanced at the time Of the discove-
~ that nothing could be done 10 save
the building, which in less than half
hour was burned down. a. B. Mas
ner's loss on the building and machine
~ Is estimated at $4,000; insured for
5000; D. Townsend's loss is $500,
on moving machines stored in the
building; insured for $1,000. The fire
is supposed to be OF inceudiary origin.
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THE HOLIDAY RECEas.


When Mr.. Morton concluded a
motion was entered to reconsider the
vote postponing indefinitely the House
adjournment resolution.
The Senate q, P. N, went into
executive session.
The Hou. second adj )urnment rrso-
lntion beia. received the Senate at $40
O'Clock ordered the doors ID be Openei
and the Chair stated that the motion
wss what ahou!d be done with the reso-
luton
Several Senators attempted TO gel the
floor and Mr. Eimunds raised point
OF order that the resolution could not
be considered to-day, which the Chair
oyerru!ed.
Mr.. Sherman moved ID adjourn. Re-
jectei, ayes. o.; noes, 81.
Mr.. Hamilton them moved 10 take
up the adjournment resolution, when
Mr.. Edmonds again raised the point OF
order that, under the 26th rule, It could
not be considered to-day without unanl>
nous consent,
The Chair (Mr. Csrpenter,) again
overruled the point OF order.
Mr.. Thurman argued that the day OF
adjournment should he fixed not earlier
than Tuesday next. He said he thought
that the Judiciary Committee would be
able to report, tomorrow, bill to
modify the bankrupt act, which
would be acceptable to all. He did not
think it right to adjourn and leave a
law on the statute books which was
used as an instrument Of black mailing
every day.
Mr.. Hamilton, OF Maryland, said 1t
was impossible TO pass the bill IN one
day as there is too much debating
talent in thi. body to allow it.
Mr.. Edmunds stated the important
reason why the Senate should remain
and take action on the bankrupt bill
aud earnestly urged the motion not to
adjourn.
Mr.. Scott moved to refer the resolu-
ton to the Committee on Civil Service
and Retrenchment Ayes 2l; nays 34'
Mr.. Logan adverted to the fact that
the minority we're acting solidly, with
one exception, Mr.. Thurman, to secure
the adjournment. He said they were
not responsible for the legislation OF
Congress, but the majority was respon'
| h ua aaxnressed his astonishment
that auy of the majority could act with
tn. minority at this iuncture. The
whole country was complaining, and
Justly, of Congress. He did not zee how
:key could 60 away when the people
were asking to be relieved of the opera,
tiop Of a Law which WAS robbing and
pIundering them dsy by day The peo"
ne want TO know Whist Congress is
going to do before the adjournment
Finally without action the Senate at
6 o'clock p. NJ, adjourned.
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THE HAGUE
The Dutch Warm kehesn.

TIE HAGUE, December lS.-Dis-
paches received fTon Sumstra stste
that the Dutch troops are rapidly Sd-
sancing up the river Acheen. The
report that the Dutch forces were re-
pulsed is false.
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Josh Billings says ~ will stste for
the information OF those who haven't
had chance to lay in secret wisdom
az freely az l have, that one single
hornet who feels well can brake up 8
whole csnp-meeting.
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trsry to law, as herein defined. 1t lie
therefore
Resolved BY The Legislature q West
Virginia
That it shall be the duty OF the A.
.a-rev General TO institute and prose-
cI,e on behalf OF the State, such aPpro-
pri.,e p,oceriipcs SIS NAV be necessary
to reclaim the m0Hey so Improperly
used.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 1S.-Telegrams
from Derry, Ireland, state that the cel-
ebration there to-day is going on in q
quiet manner. No Disturbances have
occurred.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-03
Grenina State Sellrnal
emery for The WING.

As the vivacious editor of The Wing
sometimes notices obscure correspondents
hope he will enlighten my ignorance and
crafty my curiosity on one point. In de-
scribing certain person the other day,
The Wing summed up catalogue Of sun
dry virtues with the climax, he was withal
"a Virginia gentleman"
Now where was raised there was but a
single species known-the gentleman pure
and simple-nor in my travels have | ever
observed any peculiaritics which would
warrant naturalist in allowing to the genus
homo more than one species Of gentleman.
Even in Virginia have not as yet met with
one who differed sufficiently from those
observed elsewhere, as in Maryland or
Kentucky there are none Indigenous
north of Mason Il Dixon's line)-to admit
of separate classification by the most
hair-spitting savant.
But the Virginia" gentleman is so FREE
q,iently alluded to in The Whig-most Of
ten by some of its apparently very youth
ful contributors-tha | am almost con-
strained to believe be is not wholly q
creature of the imagnations of these forid
writers. Hence | hope The Wing will
enlighten me. Rustic.
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SUSAN B. ANTHoNY's TRIAL.-Re-
latiye to the approaching trial of Miss SUI
san B. Anthony, Mrs. Lozier says that
she has been asked to receive contributions
as Miss Anthony is poor and unable to pay
legal expenses. Mrs. Blake says: "Miss
Anthony and her sister voted early in the
morning, to avoid any possible trouble,
and without trying to induce any one else
to vote. But the thing got noised abroad
through the town, and thirteen others,
ladies of the highest responsibility, voted
later in the day. Miss Anthony
had voted at former elections, and no
notice had ever been taken of it by the
state or city officials. The law provides q
heavier punishment for a registrars refus-
ing to take the name of an authorized voter
than for taking that of fraudulent voter,
so they ran less risk in taking her name
than they would have run in rejecting it.
Miss Anthony and these others now on
trial are not the only ladies that have
voted. Mrs. Mansfield, the principal Of
the young ladies seminary at Nyack. voted
year ago with three of her teachers, but
no notice has ever been taken of it.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Capture of Marauders.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Caddo in the In
dian Territory, which was recently cap.
tured by marauders, is now occupied by
federal troops from Fort Gibson. Six of
the marauders have been captured. Two
murders occurred while the marauders held
the town. A man named White was
found dead near jays house, and the peo-
pie being convinced that Jay was the m ur-
derer, killed him.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-03

SHIPPING STATIsTICs.-The following
statement shows the number of vessels of
all kinds that were entered and cleared at
the custom-house the past month: rrsss
Entered--45 side-wheel steamers, Al ,427
tons, LIB men; Ia propeller steamers,
1883 tons, 244 men; 8 schooners, ! ,022
tons, Al men.
Cleared-42 side-wheel steamers, 80 ,653
tons, ,O74 men; l6 propeller steamers,
1904 tons. 276 men; 2 schooners, lis
tons, 6 men. asa--. g.,..r q
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is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scalds, caked-breast poisonous-bites, frozen-feet
govt, salt.rheum, ear-ache, &c.. and the recipe
of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliev
ing agent the world has ever produced 1t sells
sno article ever before did SELL and it sells be-
cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle of the CENTAUR LINiMESr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and tor serew-worm IN sheep. No family or
stock owner can afford to be without CESTAuR
LISINRsT. J. B. ROSE Co., So Broadway New
York. I.. ...-
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THE MODOCs.
Captain Jack gives up ali Hope ana
Surrenders, &c,
ApPHI Ea ATE'c HaJrcI, DrrApn

I
APPHLEGATE's House. CLEAR)
| LAKE. June l, $3.50 p. M.
Three miles above the mouth of Willow
creek, at half-past ten o'clock this morn
ing, the Warm Spring scouts struck tho
trail, and after brief search. the Modoc.
were discovered.
Colonel Perry's mounted command sur
rounded the Indians retreat, and his men
were bound to fight. Suddenly a Modoc
shot out from the rocks with white flag.
He met Warm Spring Indian and told
him that Captain Jack wanted to surren-
der. Three scouts were sent to meet Jack i.
who came out cautiously, glanced about
him moment, and then, as giving up all
hope, came forward and held out his hand
to his visitors. Then two of his warriors,
five squaws and seven children darted
forth and joined him in the surrender.
Captain Jack is about forty years old,
five feet eight inches high, and compactly
built. He has large and we'll. formed face,
full Of individuality. Although dressed in
old clothes, he looks every inch chief.
He does not speak to any one.
The Modocs are grouped in field near tho
house, and surrounded by guard. The
spectators peer into Jacks face with eager
interest, but he heeds them not. lie il
still as statue.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 3,-Thirty thousand la
borers assembled in Hyde Park to-day to
protest against the laws which unjustly
affect the interest of the rights of labor.
A Paris special to the Times says the
minister of the interior has issued circulars
to the projects Of departments urging good
citizens to energy lin the maintenance of
order and conservative principles as the
only means of restoring the country.
A letter to the Post says Don Carlos has
ordered the release of Republican prison.
ers upon parole. .....
The ship Drufnmond Castle has been
wrecked in the China seas. 80 persons
were lost.
A dispatch from Shanghai says the
Imperial Tollefoo in Southwestern China
massacred 10000. The conquered sultan
committed suicide.
FRANCE.
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MISS JEANNE PATTERsoN.-The
Baltimore Gazette, of the 10th ultimo.
has tlattering editorial notice of this
young lady, who created such favorable
impression here last fall. and who is to
give her first reading in Baltimore tonight.
The Gazette says she will appear in Balti-
more under the patronage of some of its
most estimable citizens, and bespeaks for
her that cordial reception which Baltimore
people are so prompt to extend to merit.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-03

The RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL ROLL
OF HQNoR.-The following names appear
on the roll of honor at the Richmond high
school for the past week: Matte Bagby,
Carrie Colin, Serena Hutchinson, Alexina
Hutchinson, Annie 4. Jude, Helena M.
Laube, Carrie McKim, Belle Peasants,
Carrie Walters, Belle R. Woodson, Annie
Peasants, Fannie l.. Power, Ada Thack-
ston, Julia +. Mitchell, Jennie Richardson,
S. I. Beveridge, Jacob Ezekiel, E. Hutz-
Ter. Il. Mccarthy, Abram Meyer.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting of Henrico Union Lodge, No. $50,
A. f. and A. NJ, held ON last night, the
following officers were elected for the pres
ent term Jas. H. Binford, w. NJ. S. R.
Gates, S. w.; r. Il. Richardson, j. w. /;
VIM. Wilson, secretary; d. G. Richard
son, treasurer; Chaplains, Reys. l.. M.
Lee and b. +. Woodward. The w. NJ.
made the following appointments : 0. r.
Kelley, S. D.; w. S. Murray, j. D., and
Thomas Angel, S. and T. lE-aE
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The State Journal /" Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in my part Of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address is left Mt our Office, 9I2 LIZ
Mnin street, and in Petersburg ii left wi th
our agent there; and can always be found on
safe in this city at q. +. Joiinston's, OIS Main
News stand Mt Ford's hotel; Leon Schaap's
14O2 Main street. and at our counter.
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POsToFFICE STATISTICS FOR MAY.
The following is a statement of the num-
Der Of letters. newspapers and other print
ed matter received and delivered at the
'postoffice during the month of May: Mail
letters delivered, 100,575; local letters de-
livered, 6.Sl7 newspapers, &C., delivered,
34,762 letters collected, $1,000; news
papers, &C., collected, 5,S3S.
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ADDITIONAL SCHOOL FUND APPoR-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ruffner in
forms us that he will in few days appor-
ton the balance of the school fund at the
rate of twenty-five cents per head Of the
school population. This will make the
aggregate for the year ninety-fve cents per
head, being eight cents greater than that of
last year.
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=
HUsTINGs CoURT.-In the hustings
of Messrs. R. II. Maury Qoremanl, John
@. Shafer, j. M. Rowe, ST., +. i. Glas-
gov, A. d. TONNES, James Kersey, J. T..
Lpscomb, Samuel Maccubbin, R. L. b.
Rust and e. p. Hudgin. brought in the
following true bills of indictment: Horace
Venable, colorcd, for the murder 10y
drowning) of Mary Holmes, colored !;
Dennis Washington, colored, for breaking
into the house of one Lewis Napoleon !;
George jackson, colored, for break
ing into the house of w. q. Mayo !;
j. B. Gravins, obtaining goods under false
pretences from o. 7. Beard Patrick Lacy,
for unlawful shooting at Charles @. Chap
man /; James Fitzhugh, colored, for steal
ing carpet-bag from Robert Saunders, the
contents of the value of SCI. 20; Louisa
Smith, for feloniously stealing, taking and
carrying away two lace shawls of the value
of $40, the property of Pedin Il Whitlock !;
Rose Foster, for the same; Eliza Williams,
for the same; Lucy Hill, for the same; Will
liam Reed, for disturbing public worship at
Trinity M. e. church.
The following were returned not true
bills: A. j. Hinton, for breaking into the
carpenter-shop of j. L. Farrar; Jack Ham
ilton for breaking into the blacksmith
shop of Clayton and Godfrey.
The grand jury was adjourned till FRI
day.
Messrs. Il. G. Morrison and John e.
Taylor qualified as notaries public.
The following parties were tried in this
court to-day: William Reed. for disturbing
the congregation of Trinity church. guilty
and sentenced to Jail for thirty days and
fined 500; George jackson. for breaking
into the office of William G. Mayo and
stealing number of articles of wearing
apparel, guilty and sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for three years, Dennis Washing
ton, breaking into the house of Lafayette
Napoleon, guilty and sentenced to the peni-
tentiaryfor three years. The case of Hor-
ace Venable, charged with the murder of
Mollie Holmes, will be tried tomorrow.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER }
UNI TED STATES ARMY, I
ii -- Fort MONROE VA, June Sd, ls73. }
SEALED PROPOSALS,
in triplcate. with copy of this advertisement
attached, are invited at this Office until IL o. lock
m on the Sd DAY OF JULY, 1873. for the de.
livery of the following-named supplies at this
Post during the fiscal year commencing July LIST,
1873. at such times and in such quantities as
may be required, subject to the usual inspec-
tion, viz
l5l Cords MERCHANTABLE HARD
WOOD. (more or less.)
l5l Cords MERCHANTABLE PINE
WOOD, lmore or less.)
1887 Pounds CORN, (more or less
ll9,72S Pounds OATS, (more or less)
l73, 740 Pounds HAY, baled, fmore or lessl
Ilh,66U Pounds STRAW, baled, more or less. J
The Corn and Oats to be clean and well
sacked. The Hay to be Timothy, of good quail
ity, free from weeds, cut in season, well cured
and baled. The straw to be of good quality,
clean, long and well baled. r
Blank forms of Proposals, with guaranty
printed thereon, (which in all cases must be
properly filed and certified toy will be furnished
on application to this office. .z- ...
Proposals will be marked Proposals for For
age" or Proposals for Wood" as the case may
be, and addressed to the undersigned.
THEO. J. ECKERSON,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
je SIT Brevet Major u. 5. A.
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A NOVEL MOTIVE POWER FOR PLow-
ING.-In removing the embankment at the
upper end of Broad street, upon which the
old track of the Fredericksburg ran, plows
are being used, attached by ropes to the
yard-engne agent" which moves them
along steadily and without any apparent
effort
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INTERESTING LECTURE To.NIaHT.
The Rev. DIR. jaeger, of Mobile. the con-
verted Jew, who has been in the city for
several days past, attending the session of
the Baptist General Association as dele
gate from Alabama, will lecture at the
Second Baptist church tonight at o'clock.
The lecture will no doubt be very inter-
esting, as he proposes to explain ''why he
became Baptist" 2
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DISCHARGED.-Mr. Robert Lecky,
charged with embezzling the funds of the
Trades Union company on warrant Of e.
S. Howe, had hearing before Justice
White this morning, who, after full inves-
tigation of the affair, discharged Mr..
Teckv
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

ANNAPOLIS, June 3.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Uhesa-
peake and Ohio canal company, to-day,
A. p. German was reelected president,
with the following board of directors /:
James G. BeeIett, Washington city 4; Gill
more Meredith, Patrick Hamill, G.. M.
Watkins, D. S. Bisser, and NJ. Bannon.
This is the old board with the exception of
George S. Brown, who declined re-elec-
ton. aEa. a
Resolutions were adopted that the board
Of public works of Maryland be requested
to take into consideration the matter of the
extension of the canal to the Ohio river.
and report to the stockholders at future
meeting any proposition deemed important
on the subject. The meeting then adjourn
ed to Tuesday, July sth.
PENNSYLVANIA.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.--Mr. Robert
Lecky to-day entered suit in the circuit
court for 5000 damages against E. S.
Howe, president of the Trades Union COM
pany for malicious prosecution in charging
him with having embezzled the funds of
the company while treasurer.
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BADLY POsTED.--Mr. l.. @. Washing
ton has recently written letter from here
to the Louisville Courier, in which he
says: "A western friend in our hotel
swears that the people here are so pious
that even cup of tea cannot be had for a
sick man on Sunday afternoon for love or
money. lie tried it yesterday and failed"
We have no objections to Mr.. Washing
ton making our people as pious as posi-
BILE, but he and his friend must have been
very badly posted about affairs here, else
they could have found at any hour or at
any time, not only all the tea they wanted,
but most anything else necessary to the
comfort, health or pleasure of either sick
or well people. ..a r... y Ii
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CAPTAIN JACKS CocKTAILs.--Cap-
tain Jack has fooled General Davis so often
that he has retired to ID. j. MoCoRSIok's
CRSTRAL HOUSE, 14os Main street, Richmond,
to sell Jacks Cocktails TO all the Modocs that
will call to SEQ him.
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ENTERPRISING.-Th Washington
Chronicle comes to us improved in appear
ance and enlarged in size, being now an
eight.page. ------- -
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PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAsTER's
SToREs.-Msjor 7. j. Eckerson, assistant
quartermaster, U. S. A., at Fort Monroe,
advertises for proposals for furnishing a
large quantity of corn, oats, hay and straw
to the government.
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TEMPERATURE.-The following is the
range of the thermometer at O. f. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: At 9 a. IN. rs; II IN.
So; 3 D. IN. 80.
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SENT ON.-Mary Smith, charged with
feloniously stealing the sum of $500 in
the night time from George Jones, was
sent on to the hustings court by Justice
White
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CAsToRTA.-Is more than substitute
for Castor OIL 1t is the only safe article in exis
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep
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NOTARY PUBLIC.- Robert M. Clarke
was to-day appointed notary public for
Clarke county,
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On TINE.-Thanks to Captain G. F.
Johnston, 9l7 Main street, for the latest
New York Ledger, Weekly, Saturday
Night. &c. You can find everything in the
news line at his rancho.
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VIRGINIA CoDE.-The code of Virgin,
ia will be placed in the hands of the printer
in few days. 80