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Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
NortBy~rrou'b, Jan. 9, 1895.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the
1 fubfcrhers have been du appointed Commifion-
ers o receive and examine he claims again the Eats
of PYAM PRINCE, late of Northyarmouth yeoman.
deceaftd. reprelented aioivent t. That hx months
allowed the Creditors TO exhibit their claims; and
they prop fe and attend the quty of their ap
solstment, the Office of Ammi R Mitchell in tbs
Chas,her of Nicholas l. Mchelrs Store in faid North
Yarmouth the fecond Monday of March and the fc-
cond Mondays of the FIVE following months from two
to tx o'clock, p. M. ---r......
AMMI r. MITCHELL,
JACOB MITCHELL,
WILLIAM BUXTON
NarttyarnOat5, 7aa. 9, ISsS
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
a &00d chance tor bargain.
ITO be fold and ponenion given i'm,

I 70 be 1old and poIelllon given i'm
Redi4teIy, new HOUSr, in Norttyarm 3uth,
ftu@tcd the Cornci, 10 called and is one of the beR
Rands in that for trade Said Hour is 40 feet by
10, two Tories high with two chmnes, and back
Porch snicfy glazed, and iomc OF rooms Gnihcd
inGde-here is alto fine cellar un5er the wfoIe, an d
brought to the door by Aquedua, Handing on
very valuable t-4nd is likewife good ituaton for
Mechanic, there fcveal kind much want
cd For particular. inquire of AMMI R MITCHELL,
oppohe the prcmlcs or of SETH BEARCE near the
fam. ksrtbyI1qufb T4a
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

DUBLIC Notice is hereby. given, that tho
fubfcribers have been duly apPoitted Comm'lhoh-
ers to receive and examine ths claims aganit the Efatc
OF TOHN RUSSELL, late of NorthyaF mouth yeomaE.
decead reprefented inolvenr-That fix months al
lowed the Creditors TO exhibit their CLAIMS; and that
they propole to mcet attend to the duty Of the ap
pointr1ent, at the Office of ANN Mitchell in the
Chamber OF Nchol l.. Mitches Store IN laid North
Yarmouth, on Saturday, the 9th of this infant snd on
the frR Monday of ,pr and on he fr0 Monday Of
July next from two to Gx O'Clock PM.
AN MI MITCHELL,
SETH BEARCE,
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
}.>prt Of }3ortlaaD.

No foreign arrivaIs ince cur ia0
Upwards Of mine tko4jand tons ofihipPing were
sesiGered in this town during the lait year.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

HE flhcriber hereby YES public notice 30 ali COD
! ccrned that he his been duly appointed and has
taken upon hmlef tho truR of Administrator on The
efate of ALEXANDER co N8S late of Harpfwell In
tie county OF Cumber and, Ma iner: by giving bond
the law directs he therefore reques all psrioss who
indebted the faid deceaeds efae, to make I'M
mediate payment and thoe who have any demands there
on, TO exhibt the fame to HEZEKIAH COOMBS.
Dated POCt.aad I'm. 10, i8cs
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

He fublcriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
cerned that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himlef the u of administrator on the e.
tate of
JOHN RUSSELL late Of No,tbya,montD
in The countof Cumberland yeoman, deceafed giving
bond as the law directs He therefore requeG all per-
fons nde bted to laid deceaeds enae make immed.
late payne and hole who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the fame to him JEREMIAH STUBBS.
nate} 9an SOS
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
MICHAEL, SMITH.

INFORMS the public, and particularly the friends and
cuEomers Ct his decealed brother, that he carries
III h,,n,
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

THE fublcri9e er hereby g es public notice to all con-
Cerned that he has heen duly appointed and has ta
ken scon herlef the tru of an admnnratx the ef-
tate of 10 ,HUA GARDNER late o Freeport in the
county of Cumberland deceafed by giving bond
the law tirectshe therefore equeGs all pcrons who
indebted the ad decealeds state, make mme-
date payment and hofe who have demands thereon
to exhibit The fame her MARTHA G RDNER.
D7tea at Fabort, TN 10, 1906.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

NOTICE
THE firm of Hanngtord q We5t, by
Il agreement, is diaoved = III Perfons who have
demands aganit tad firm, 'equefed to exhibit their
fo tettemenl, and kswiie all perfoRs who
indebted to laid firm, requefed make payment.
GREELEY HANNAFORD,
" Me. 7. lSos WILLIAM WEBB q O
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

-~HE fubfcr Der hereby give, public notice to all
/ cerncd, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upoa hime the tru of Admniorato on the eate
Of PYAN PRINCE, late of Npbyarm4ab
IN the county of Cumberland We man. dcceaed bv CIV
ing bond law directs lie therefore re9uefs all
pe(ons VIE are ndeb cd the ad decealeds eaate to
make Immediate payment ; and thole who have any de-
nands thereon, to exhibit the fame to him
SILVANUS DRINfIWATER.
LII Ynn O. r8os
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

HE lubfcrber hereby gives public notice to all con-
ce-ned, that ihe has been duly appointed, and has
taken upon herfelf the tru of Admin atrx the ef-
tate of HOSEA BATES, late of Byug7oisk,
in the county of Cumberland, Backlm th decea.ed, by
giving bond as the law directs She therefore requefs
all perons who are indebted the faid deceaeds eatc,
to make Immediate payment and thoie who have any
demands thereon TO exhibit the fame to her,
Da,,d s1an o. 1905 SARAH BATES
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

Mr. EA;o'5 Letter, in the 'af page of thi
paper, is complete expolure of the arts of Mr.
Jeff1rlonS i" abr ealt0y5,"
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

Mr. Elliot, at prefent representative in Con
erefs from the itale OF Vcrmont,is again elected
Rlr Elliot is gentleman oftalants; and althou h
a arepublican, is ditingufhed for independence Of
judgment and cOndu6t that will not be tram
nelled by party conGderatlons, in the conlcien-
sious dllcharge Of his duty--Spe7Stsr.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

Laws, q Ni.iaAn0 nairis allowed TO PIE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11
For SIZE.
January II.

BY WILLIAM ROSS, ar rHr EAeLE TAvspN.
] NiGHTY-four yards Fancy, Toilouet, Cafraere
I 4 and Sw snidown Wc0sos;ing
cafes Britanniss, l bale Jirkeoburgs,
cafes and trunks Chintzes and CalH,oe5,
cafe Cotton Shawls ard Pocket Hhdkis.
do. India Sattns aGoried co!ou.s,
l bale Gurrsh Mu1ns
do. Bsfta 90
%. Gotta do
do. Jaannsh Mamoody co.
10. do. Sanush d.
so boxes spanifb segars,
20 do. containing ietts Of les China, 81 r:es eae
s do. aiIcrted ditto
80 rhesw MEDIUM, Veum PrIa;ing PAYER.
do. loolioap Wriung distn.
n. b. Crop Tobacco, Flour, or F,as-SeaI, .yi; BE
aiken in pS,n'cHt as cSfh.
January ~ fqag.O
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11

'fOiNhy VI y HdliOnat monument
E'efrdct ora hncy from a memBer eff
Congress, 10 q gentleman in tits CITY.
WAsH1NcroN, jim. 6, 1905.
SIR,
You win have seen the Presi-
dents ne sage, communicating tire
lnforlna ion latel, received fem our
feet o& Tripoli. il ConsuI C'Brien's
letters. sc. 'rhe only sub, CT Of re-
gret in that affair was the los eli three
most promising Young o,Gcers, and
zine Of or br2re seamcn, blown I'D
in tie fire ship sent into the harbour
of Tr.poIi, for the purpose Ct MUIR
irg their shipping, &c.
BY letters received dis day by
he Secretary Of the Navy. from
Commodore Barron, it would gp-
pearthat this fire ship d;d ret explode
by accident, as was FIST - red; by
information since received f-aua Tie
town Of Tripoli, II appears, HAT tie
FIRE ship had proceeded nearly 10 her
destined position, when she WIS be-
set by two of the enemy's ga!lies,
sent to intercept her, that the crew
permitted item TO approach, or per
laps saw them TOO late to effect re-
trcat and did, Il emselvcs, put he
match TO that blew themselves up
the consequence Of " )ich was, Tie
entire destruction of the TWO qaBies
Or gun boats, contaiiing one hun.
dren men-ahcut one hundred shells
thrown into the town, arc so much
damage and alarm cccasione,l. that
the castle might have tcen taken end
the town sacked 10y The landing II
two hundred men!
However thu f.,ct lu;v 5e,. this IS
certainly the impression AZ Tripo;.,
l. has covered Us with glory IN that
part OF the world, and must undou3s-
edly tend to speedy releaee Of our
friends, now sigk;ng for aa 9rro q.
nifty of joining their gallant b.
thren. he letter which gives this
information, refers to dispatches late
ly sent, which have not come 70
hand. Commodore Prcble is com
zig iiio rs and EE'ecatuF comm. nds
the Essex. Should any thing fur
ther occur on this interesting sub
lect, / will certainly make it he sub
Jet Of another letter to you5 but
fear our little fleet VIII not be able to
renew then operations against that
place before Spring. II is, however,
to be hoped, tllat the impression
made on the Bashaw, of the energy
Of cur brave tara, viii induce him
to sue ior peace Ills winter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11
l. o S T.,
on mIsLA1D, IN THE cAp1rot;

or mIsLh1D, IN THE CAPITOL;
SMALL BOOK, covered with red lcstLo-,
y and containing fome meteorological notes Se.
rom the IN Of January 1908, to about The 10Th Of
laif month. The owner will be thankful To any per
ion who MAJ have found it, for reloriug it to hi,o.
either at the Capitol Doc. Lyons IN rfis c;ty
and . any pte,miary compensation iha,l be required,
il ihai be made by
A WAUGH
January II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11

The hou(e proceeded BY joiia ballot with the Sc
mare to the appointment o. rrealurer of th. Com
mon wealth for oneYe,r aud he members having pre-
pared tickets aud dPoii,et he iau.e in the bao, ho1
es, hieilrs SeiPie, Madi,on Miller (Powha,su) S.
brell, Edwards, Roberts, Mallory Ker' aud Mercer.
were named committee t. neeta committee from tie
Senate and jointly with hem examine the ballots AID
report TO the houte on whom majority of votes
ihould fall; the committee then withdrew and after
Tome time returned into the houie a9d MIR. Sem
pie reported, that the committee had according to
order, met committee from the Senate, and Jointly
with them examined the ballots, and had found 4
majority OF ;he whole number of votes in favor Of
William Moieey, Els.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11
FoR rHf ENQUIRER.

AT meeting Of tho fockholders of the viz
GINA Bank the day after the directors were
lhoien, the policy Of au,hotiiing the ievcrai
H9nEs 90 cont money on the depclit Of tobacco
bank Rock, iBAead Of The e., tit Of perfonal
iccugiiy vas duly conhdsrsd aud allhosgh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11
TIL Z A TR E.

~ This Evening, Jan. II, will be prerented Tire
POINT OF HONOUR, with the Comedy Of Ro.
BIN HOOD--for the Benefit of Nliis NfELzonD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11
A CALM OBSERVER.
Legislature Of a!rptnia.
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, January 4.

)
An engrofed BILL To amend ard carry into effett
the feveral acts, providing for the opening road
from the upper navigation Of Jane. river 70 the up
per navigation Of Kanawba, was read a third time
ReioiVsd That the bill do pats, and that the title
be, an aa To amend and carry into effect the feve-
raj acts providing for the opening road from the
upper navigation OF James river to the upper navi-
cation OF Kanawha.
The houfe, according to the order of the day, re-
lolved ltief INTO committee of the whole houre.
on the bill, To amend the act, entitled, an act for
regulating oonveyances and after fonle time fpent
therein, Mr.. Speaker returned the chair, and Mr. T.
Harron reported, that the committee of the whole
houe had according to order, had the iaid bill under
confederation, and had made fome progress therein,
but not having time to go through the fame, had d-
rected him to for leave to Git again and the
queliion for leave to fit again, being put
II pahed in the negative.
Mr.. Cabol Prefented, according to order bill,
Concerning the james river Company.
SATURDAY, January s.
Mr.. Davon prefeuted, according to order, bill.
To amend the Isvers laws concerning appeas and 10
extend the power or the iuperor in granting
wrts OF iuperiededs, which wa9 received and read the
lirit time, and ordered to be read a fecond time,
On notion
Ordered, That the faid bill he now read ferond
time the iad bill was accordingly read a fecond
time, and on motion, ordered 70 be committed TO q
committee Of the whole houfe ON Monday next.
MIR. Singleton preicnted according TO order, bill.
] clais the countless and for other purpoles which
was received and read the fire. time and ordered to
be read a fecond time.
On motion made,
R5efvs4, That the Executive be requened to lay be
fore the hofe Of Delegates, the amount for which
condemned tranirrrted 1aves have been fold what
part Of that amount has been paid at what period or
periods ahs balance becomes due and whether any
nave' are row on hand for transportation.
On motion made,
R5e'0TA u hat committee be appointed to alcer-
tain aud rePor, Ibis houie, the actual amount ex-
pended, ol each its Of the appropriations of tbcgg
yesr--aod committee was pppointed of M In.
Wedding miller, tPoeyhatan) Mercer, Scott, r. TIar.
nion, Terry, Heiiug and Hsyyss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11

ZINE IRISH LINENS AND SEIRETINGs-For
tale by BARTLETT STILL.
January ll.-(f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11
ENQUIRE
RICHMOND, yANyAR2- II, 1906.


The Editor invites the attention of his readers to
tie debate, which h. in ribs days paper,
on the bill regulate the clearance OF armed
chant veeis " certainly the oft important dcb,,e
which has occurred during the preient FELTON, of CON
greis.
AS our day of publication has been changed from
Saturday to Friday the gentleman who was expected
20 eompofe the Rainbow for the prefent week, has
bee. prevented from complying with his engagement
The great MATS of important intelligence which at this
time demands Introduction into the paper has pre-
vsntedth Editor himieif from offering any original
remarks He has doub, however that the reader
viii enjoy very compeat compensation for this omit
OIL in the rerufa Of the very iSereing aud valuable
letter which he this day preenss the attention of
the public and the Virginia Legislature The npor-
trnce Of the pecuations themelves as well the man
ner in which they conducted, viii no doubt enti-
lie thento general and careful confederation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-11
NOTICE.

he Creditors of dNTROW7- u pLE1-
3 SdNTS are earneifly requened to meet at the
Commiiioner's Office To-Morrow at q O'Clock in the
afternoon, on bulineis of importance.
GEORGE MARX, .n
NEIL MCoULL, <Alnghees
Richmond, ian. II. OF
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IF TRUE

The American T'ars, worthy ofthe name of
Dsci =
Worthy of a national monument
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(B)
,ULATE OF THE UNITED sTATEs OF AMER1ck. /.
IsL4ND or CURx.


BY this public instrument, be known unto all whom the
same shall doth, may concern, that Henry HILL unor
consul OF the United States of America the island OF
resident Havanna do hereby certify.
yak lac master and George Acock late of and beIona
ing to the schooner Sea Horse, of tareston who on their 90
Tenn oahs, which they then took before upon the hc
geiists OF Almighty God did severay, depose de-
clare that they the deponents the ninth of ne sailed
and departed in and with the said schooner laden with cargo
ho ana eernan linens from Charleston, Aforesaid bound
on voyage to Spanish America that the said schooner m
the commencement thereof tight sauncl and strong e.
IN respect well fitted, furnished found manned op5
equipped tor the due performance of the said voyage with va-
able winds and weather, and without particular
until the thirteenth day of July when they made the island of
arrived off Laguathat they lay off Laeuira aforesaid
until the twentieth following. In the Of which tmc
he the deonent Jacob r. Walk, made application for admit
tancc TO entry and being informed that that
ed agreeable his orders and instructions for this mort m IA
wanna And the said several Opponents did further eposc
thnt proceeding Tor the said port nothing material hneed
until the twentyourh following of said month July when
being off the island of jamaica, they brought to y h
bannlc macss armed schooner Superior, upon being
examined and found - neutral politely
that they prosecuted the said of their
way for this said and experienced nothing m
I'll the fourth day OF August nstant when doubling Cape San
Antonio, IN this island of Cuba they brought to b.
schooner under French colours and boarded by and
four who took Of said schooner Sea Horse
and sent the deonent Jacob X Walk aud two Of his crew
board the said pateer with the said hoones
the officer board the said schooner Horse hailed the
commander Of he said privatee and said that he knew her
TO be good prize he would bring her anchor ir,rra
ly upon which both away Tor Puna uefa Anon,
four leagues from Cape San Antonio.
mat the conmaa5 prvapcr aided by several SDan-
a'ds VINO came on boardher IN eanoss from then habons
GA that coast began rmagng the Sea Horse opening the
matches, and breaking the packages and cases 81 r
GOODS, Pri7ca consisting of German lely whist the
crew Of the said yvatcer continually passing and rea
ing from Of the ss;d vessels 70 te other and e
IN q STAKE OF intoAications
61s eshasasd.J
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bacco exported from fst Oct.
1908, to tst Oct. 1904, payable
into the treasury in Oct. 1904,
The amount, oftax on law process.
county seal andrappeals from st
Sept. 1903, to tst Sept. 1904, paw
sahie INTO the treasury 18th Dec.
1904, also tax on public seal and
snotarial seal, from list Oct. 1908.
TO LIST Oct. 1904,
The amount of fees paid by the re-
glster of the land Office into the
treasury, from lst Oct. 1908 to
lstoct.1so4, payable half yearly,
The nett amount Of tax on land.
slaves and other property called
the revenue tax Of 1904, payable
into the treasury rst Oct 1906,
The smoant of surplus duty on to.
baccos exported from ist Oct.
lso4to ist Oct 1905, payable
into the treasury in Oct. 1905.
{ta&en from the accounts render
ed the preceding year, those for
the present year have not all
comesin,)
The amount Of tax on law process,
county seal and appeals from isr
Sept. 1904 to lst Sept. 1905, paw
able 18Th Dec. fso5 also, tax
en- public seal and notarial seal,
from 1st Oct. 1904 to fst Oct.
sss18o5, (taScn from the accounts
RENDERED the preceding year,
those for the present year have
nes All Come in,
Iheam oaat of fees paid by the re-
gister of the land Office into the
treasury from Loo Oct. 1904, to
fst 0cssises. payabiehalf yearly,
s'lts - !. ...tr
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!. Aaditor's Office, I5fh Dec: laOs,
SIR,

hSUANfto the resolution of the Committee oes.s;
nance communicated IN your letter of the 18th inst bs.
sate, that the nett amount of the on land aves
property called the revenue sos PAYABLE into th
srry on the hrst day of October 1904 was xs74 500
The surplus dutv On n, . eSics
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And on account Of the taxes Of 1901
From sundry persons on account of the pur-
chase of unappropriated lands =
From clerks
From inspectors of tobacco
From sundry persons for the redemption of
their land returned for the non-payrnent
of the taxes due thereon
From sundry persons on divers accounts
From sherihs on account of militia fines
From the register of the land-olYice on &C.
count Of fees =
For composition on SURVEYS
From sheriffs on account of the arrearaqes
of the certificate tax
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In that part of the resolution which requires
what time respectively the voted in the years
1904 1905 and 1904 ought have been paid into the
treasury beg leave refer the COMMITTEES the
of assembly passed the October of 1892 entitled
within this Commonwealth and of collecting the public
which makes the lad slaves and other property
become due the thirty first day of December in each year,
and payable into the treasury the first day of October
thereafter and this law has been repealed but is still
in force, the arising from these branches of revenue
posed by of Assembly of 1902 consequently became
payable into the treasury the day Of October $685. and
the like imposed the session of 1908, became payable
the FIRST day of October 1904 and the session of iso ST.
na imposed and became payable into the treasury
the FIRST day of October last The clerks of courts direct
ed by Of Assembly Of the 1902 1908 and 1904
account before the 9Th of December each year, for
the received by them the first of SePtember in such
year.
/ am with great respect,
Sir, your very humble and obedient servant,
SAMUEL SHEPARD. =
Thomas Mer esq chairman of the committee OF Finance
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THE treasurer being required by resolution OF the
committee OF Finance, TO furnish that committee w;h various
statements relative to the public revenues has complied with
rquson OF the said resolution, as lar and fully as the
books and records of his Office have enabled HIM.
has drawn up for their Inspections an accurate and cor
rect account Of all monies received into the treasury and paid
theou upon the first day of Ocob 1904, and from that day
ua;l the first day of Deceniber 8OJ.
lie has cer6ed 70 the said committee, the Of monies
expended from the day of occbe, 1904, until the rising
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DOCUMENTS,

Aecomhayng Message from he Pfesidenf ofthe Third
Sfates.--( Cont11ued.3
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Iuon Ps1sr4s 70 THE Cow
FRIDAr. DEcEMBER p, 1905.
which commenced its session in the De-


Being required by said committee to furnish them with
the amount OF the the treasury which were moi
PAID at the time OF presenting them, for of to dis
charge enhe treasurer is impossible for him
to say to what the said would amount as il has
not been the rule and of Office to make record Of
variants until they paid of he also observe that an
entire cessation OF the receiving of public money vet
Tor length OF TING that during the times
OF the greatest scarcity Of public treasure, he continued to re
ceiye slowly and in small by to list of
and the months of April May une
July August and September which is herewith transmitted
viii appear that it often happened, which could
mot be paid on one day next or SEINE
days weeks afterwards and discharged either mo-
tey, by dscounting it 1904 or the
lot some other taxes then due.
The feels himself at loss what answer
to make that part the resolution requires him TO say
what proportion of the expenditures charged on the
voted 1905 has been betrayed OF the
jlSo4 the only which he Make it has not
been the and usage OF his keep list of the
Of warrants that the old and the entered ndscrimi
ae In the receipt book which completely out of
his power comply with this part of resolution he
will in this place observe that these warrants in question
and frecent date too were during the
sometimes discounted not only for arrears also for thu,
taxes of 1904. ~ ,tsgsys. -
As to that part of the said rcsolnton which res 49,.
treasurer the time which money ia the treasure
exhausted during the preceding summer he
}begs to refer the committee to his monthly baan
information, list OF which he has their
Ton. $500 ~. So
The feels his duty to furnish to this committee
trneavour be in readiness comply with any further
lsltion which they shall be pleased to make.
With respect and consideration.
.s4y--s s-r-. A. WILLIAM MOSELEY. 4.
Office Of the Treasury,
/ December IA, 1905
Thomas Miller, esq. Chairman q Of Finance.
The Pubic Treasury 6et4ueen the st day IF 0c,o5cr, 1901
and the tirch day Of Noocmber, 1905, ircl1s;ys. Dr..
TO balance per settlement the dst Of oeto- D. c.
. uei . ISo e. 1903 9s
on account OF the revenue taxes of 1888 400 rs
1894 1858 81
1887 1874 81
1889 81
1895 f22 81
1896 1856 "a
1898 1868 16
1893 2o4o 92
1900 G82 %
1901 eo6s SO
1902 1898 So
1903 $3.50 50
~. -..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

The amount of expenditures from
z the list day of Oct. 1904 to the
soth Sept. 1905, inclusive,
And from 1si Oct. to 3oth Nov.
1906 inclusive,