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eRoBERT cs5RDoN 81 Co.

II ave jeif received, and offer for f,le an ad:i,i
\ oiiai iupply oi the belt Madeira WINE in pipes
hhds. aud or. eaiks The lait vhtsgcs in Niatlsi-
ra having yielded wine OF better quality than fer
leveral preceding years, they are enable, 70 Gy a
quality is exceient--it is imported iroa, houfes
from which very jiAersn, favored wine is TENT. They
hava heard %, the arrival, and will have IT hand in
lew days, parcel of Iondon Particular Dry Lifbcn
VINE d,eesed to be pus up in the ;anie way a, um.
they had two wears face which gave great f,srs9i
OH to all who had of il; a,io, parcel of Corks ri
monds and i quantity CT Oranges in boxes
ON HAND:
Fort Wine, IN pipes. aids ard quarter eaa.s;
A few Demijol",s Old Mal,niey at g dolls. .cr IAN
a quantity of iheet Copper and I in Plates.
general antl extenive atcrnen, Of Dry Goods
cnniitng of Wool-ns oil al! kinds printed goods,
Manehsisrr Stuis, lrh ard Scotch Linens, c.,cves
and H"'try. Hardware, Cutlery AID 'ronn,ongcry.
Plain Cambria, Laced Cau,bris, Book, Cha. 5.sy
and Co'onase Aiuilins, &c.
January IS. 2aw2w * isw3w..
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

= ANYWAY .f;dm tie Wajsi7g.oa Tavsyn, O..
re 25t5 Dee LyR, GzaioHo hGan b. tie nars-
LE"lS, a5oat 25 year, Of age. T5isssyiyoSu vv.is
fs'A7erly @e S'4ee,ir Of Earcnd C'orls'S o Horoyr,
'ea' si TO lar. SLiei& II C,oeLlsnd ard zvIie NJ.
''sftTtY ofe /a SLiekI, taSs!2s5 r,cyy ssyGd,gLIr
through EverG! fG'cs. 5ti9e ;ao,ssyek as 5.V no
d'a@f 6"s be .oiH aft~n 10 p4i 70, free Kan, te "a.
fo7ta'y Of rr6ir6 nay Be- de7ered by otfrys 10 Ii,
razor: heit r6aa' 't or 10 isetet Hy6, rib yG-
tier az intelligent tosa.sasree qyjen sLrn TO- ali ia q
vi'y 70rN 'a'ae eisSv irdt.d BE b., not a 6u@y h,t
jor I!So IF BIS eoicsr, beig to,abiy hcbt nor e..
De any mark by Sbieb nty be ,artiegLrIy Is,.,
siber t6a" ii9s ALREADY mentioned, 0n5tbaofii, sss,sxs
pohfe"5s lie bas rpjf; i<dsg in tie r7ate Of Mr..
Nat4i"' Of Coee6ia1a, at Place called Gsvey IAN, ;,
vet BIS eoy general Acquaintance arr, 57 Din 70 3.
fsagbf ee7oaer<, perbcps i. xsen in tie ecartv Of
R'f!f'fsf (peisisl az sp5itb place be ijVed 70, E,
ma, PRIOR 10 u. bsirg ny property Hch sesy ssal
6arS'r, an fe'5aSi may azgss ij@f eaj!i9g s, g mt
Port n ane Of lie remote of picgiro. Ncy.y-,
fDFI u De feared in cry jail ze5ia tie Eatref Si,-
si"ia 70 fbat get bz again or dtye-ed 10 me j.,
f0t CITY Of Rbs'ond, zpW gios toe a5av- rs4ea,a ard
,esfsnobt eIaysa.
EOWARD HdLLAAz.
February 4. uc
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February94.

puruauoe of Deed of Truf executed by
MAJOR w rfree to me, for the benefit Of Iobn
Baflet, will be fold for ready money, the FOLLOWING
SLAVES, to VIII: Par, Lucy, Jack, Mofes. Fanny.
l'han Betty and Iudy, at the fop Of the faid Win
free in Hanover, the os;h day of this month, If
fair otherwie the irf day thar will permit; or 70
many thereof as will difeharge The fam due from, the
laid Major Winfree TO the faid John BaGett and all
COTS attending the flid fac, made at the reate9 of
fad BafIett, the 9th Of February 1905.
ROBERT KING, Ttg9ec.
February IS. ..-. .flaw 2w0
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LIND EO2 SAFE

LAND FOX SfL 4.
by virtue of a decree OF Loufa Court. will he
AS fold on the pren,fes, on the Goth day of March
next, to the hghea bidder, for ready money: a
TRACT OF LAND belonging TO the efa,e of Ma
lor Thomas Johnfon, deceafed, lying on the waters
OF Harrhs Creek, about two or three miles from
Louiia Court-Houfe; containing by e0inlation fix
hundred and thirty This Gale is to be mad.
for the parPofe of paying debt due from the eiate
OF iaId Major Thomas Jchufon, deeeafed to Eliza
beth Johnion executrix of Thomas Johnfon deceafed
COMMISSIONERS.
February Is. Oni)
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LAND For SALE

I'VE Subfcriber will fell great bargain, in the
TRACT OF LAND, wherein he no,v lives,
'y'ng on the waters Of Hardware river, in N rth
Garden, in Albemsrle county, containing about zoo
ierfs IS arch foff foil producing excellent To-
pAeeo, Corn and whest, with lresn, running thro'
It, iuppoied lalhcent 30 turn grif mill III. G,p-
poicd no one wotldpurehsle ei:houtviewinV il, there
ore It IS u1neeeiIary TO be more particular in the
deleripiion Any one wiihing to Zee the land or en-
quire Of terms, will apply to the iublcriber on tie
Premifes.
MATTHEW BROWN
January q. T6,
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JOTINAMsDEN.
January 81,

From Ntto-1'orl, fr-o 3so,s bes7V Bf CONT Jyou
Riebnoad,
- ESPECTFUI,LY irfSJnI NE bvJgs, taf be Ia,
N faIebs boge Lofeiy ofegpied By s. Olgood az n
Erif@b op, 7obsre be II eoyysg en- Hs aJove k4fs1G
IN III ~ variops 6yaafbc5 Hs naIes Ere fs9i Go,,
Hoyff ard rsboi,s 3sst f,e7ol, BsHeouia, and Sic,
Railing rsq& 10 any psffey1 H5gs Woyk In peasrdl
ssesefed7oib 6betek. Hs asffys bjzjclfiiaf BY f5l
attention he 7oiR pay 10 biz 6p0, ami ion s exberg-
eeee be bar bodm Be f,6 efa m tie U. sfof., Aaf D.
nil gios gss,S'( 9Erio1 10 HF qso are gosI asessJ
70 foVo, ti~ zeib brbr egilo@,
JoSDs,y %. TtS15 SIP.
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WILL BE SOLD.

% The bigbsR bidderJor ready money, on tbe
Pys"itrJ' on M0nday III, l7fbd dry ofMareb
next, BY qirtae Of a deed Of trnR, cxee,ted h.
MGibs7o BrotUn, TO Tobn Wtb6L1t. and y,L,,
Kelly, 10 fcnre the payment eta nm of ,s,ouey
as expired fberein, qVitb mtereR and efblneSt
offbs sale, due 10 Jain M. Sbs66ar2 and br
him fra7!terred to Del. Laae WisRoa ofCqL
Ps'bsr County, n part IF fbe tra1 IF Iaq1, Iyiog
in tie NoTbeH,dea, Hibenar!e Cousfy. quIeyc,
on be Jaid Bro7On nosv H7vs. 1Je JaIe qy;y
take pAace, bef7OteH Tire bOnr5, favei7e and three
oe!otk, p. W.
JOHN KELLY,
., Haisg Trggee.
Ebdrloffe57,iUe, EeE IA /Id-,C
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A TRACT OF LAND, in tie Co,nty a.
y Prince Edccara, spbie6 TIE J,a5feriber
aosv resieS, containing 600 acres, ev;f6in 6
mikes of the Conrfboufs. and Of Hampden I.yd-
mcy College. The .ftmo.ion rs b;gb, ke"iiir, and
IN agreeable ne;sb6au,bood. Tbe Lara is svc!i
adapted TO farming. baS,ins aJtDfeient piantati-
on (snbieb isJi,etb) TO evor& 5 &C hord5 10
advantage. The improvements are COED, ana
soeN fitted to the accommodation of q eenfeci
family. Atfaebed TO tie land IS "a grin nil,
sobieb runs The greater part Of Ire y-v. Aiho
dJqhlery, sritb aNifS a9tarafa5. II credit of
md tSvo years qviN be giyeu for i.5, greater
p1Df ctibe pnrehsir money.
CHARLES SCOTT.
February IL. (e0qv3sv.J
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FOR SALE.

o" e''aa 81 one tzos ard three years:
MY HOUSE and five acres of GROUND near
VI tie Poor Houie; the lots NAV be fold fepe-
rately or together, and Together land in Kentucky
VIII be received in exchange for the part payment,
provided the land and ftuaon uits the fuhfcriber,
who lives upon the property adverifed, aud may be
ieen at any time.
ROBERT CROUCH.
p s. His Fathers TAVERN TO REM.
Feb Is Hf
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A vIRGlN1AN FARMER,

hE perions who fuhfcribed for Shares in the
nelly folicited attend at Major Ipoaalt R,rl
Iavern in Tappahannock OH the fecond dav Of Fgax
March Court next, for the purpore of paving mn
their respective fubicrptions, and to form permanent
rules Tor the government of the perfon with whom the
aone may be depohted.
JAMES r. MTCoU.
February24. f,aw nm.
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TO RENT,

TOUR ROOMS in my Houfe OH the f.reet lead
4 ing from the Main-areet up Shoekoc hill by the
Governors. The fitua,ion is healthy and pleafant,
being in the of the town. the Capitol and
Main-!ree, very convenient for buines il would
fut very well gentleman Of the law as the lower
room is well adapted for OEhce. A fmali f,my
would be preferred. which may have part ME of thu
kitchen and Gable for one or two hoyfes Immediate
poiiefion may be had. W.F.AST
Fec. Is. t3w {,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR saIp

10 6e 'a TO tie bisb5f btr, 7Jmaay tie II dav Of
H4eJ s.*f' !" tie to;va sf LyaeS5a,g and count; sf
CAMPBELL -
MAT large and eo:nmadious TAVERN and M
Z improved piece o! gro,tnd, adjoining thereto
htueted in the centre of iad town and en- the ,ra;,
treet at the corner leading to the Jail and court hou
and not more than thirty yards from, the latter. on
polite Lynch's Ware-Koufe ard the Greer LEADING
from the Terry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms and bar on the fri Roor, includiny two W.
~ large rooms iui,able for ball or dioup room
the econd floor contains TX roonls irritable for lode
ing rooms, with excellent garrett This tx
skRS has portico the full length of the ho,f siio
"a good dry cellar anda well oppoire the door toge
thsr with Kitchen inoke- houie and Gable with tyen
ty-two Rails therein. The unimproved NICE cS
ground contains Id feet on the main Graer 70 Ia.
vs's Lott and hundred feet on the middle Gre.,
a Lott anda half which is called the Town I o,,
including the half LSit the fable flands on. II l.
deemed nnneceGary to care the great value OF tle
above property, or fay mere IS to the adyautaoes
allng from 70 central and eiigable Rand for Ia
FEkN and itore houies, as il is preumed no perE,n
woEid be inclined to purohafe the fame y';thou,
viewing the faid property there benp no donnie
they will be better fatis6ed after feeiug the convs,
emit iItuaton than any information they could ore.
from this advertisement. The terms are one third
OF the purchafe money paid down, me third ogth
Dec. following and the remaining one third 25th
Dec. 1907, the Purchafers giving bond with appro,,
we'd ieouri,y TO cary interef from the date if no,
paid. For further information aprIv m
William Roe OF Richmond or the fablcribsr living
near Lynehburg.
r.r SAMUEL ccN-rr
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WARM SPRINGS,
IN THE COUNTY OF Earn, rissIHlA.

HAVING taken a isgf on tie RdRM SPRINGS
4 4 for 10 years, from tie ~ AS,R, 1906; ave
7oB 0eqaairf tie Futile, tint a. great exbeaee and
'TYeb b0w, T0r baVr irovsd ii, TO accommodate geatee
", 80 PclanS having ereefrd Is ne7v boai2s amino
them is range ramed aGie, e4o feet hag t.ceibsr
7c 'fbAy fsbis roomy eaaxq5 to bOidabom 100 La,Es
aJ0 10 1eTO bogss 81 BY II feet, bn eouyeaeaf 10 tbl
b'f@' 7gf6 F'"t ebiwncys, and .a;Red eE neatiy; a
f1rgc and eommoao7s Fitting for he k1dc5, fyniG-
Cd SoW &ff,ed knA Of iH,Glge7ts Of saGe, and keof
10, BdPwPge Oaiy. n nrzo Bah zuiY5e made aYaine7
f'om bePrtat enc, i0fndsdjar eb persa, az mas NOT
ebgirfo mix 7oit5 hb.Jf,~g andkeahb,.
NJ bare alto faksn Lajc G, tie S7Ve.t Serags in ID.
e'rniy IF Moaror, dGam so mirt from Hr Way,4, fo,
year,, and are ma&4g NE neeLa,y treto,qtian5 ia,
f6s aeeo1r7odaiiO" II IRE Vor5 7be P,7eG attention
Mil be P6idfo gi0c Disl7ion az 7ce ias1o from 0.ony
yr0T' experience, bof ToJoHj bat 7v saourrJ can BIZ
seeS7ed.
H 7cb maeL fJof ne B4vlh IL our es7e-
o TO GDrreBe SnbEe I'm tie GlFspeaf boq, of inter-
fai7mrs m ~, yoaI, iasi=F 20 10 ,igss rTe Of i4fe
bean Nab alnd,d TO 6y TIE pysbyiefoy5, ga Of 7oSiL
(abope tie idgtJ TIE E@s,jbe,s bsve vi6fei, ors bsU,
fonad baf dbpedrnec5 70 initiate ai in future ,,o
vrile,S soHbe 7oeii aeeoNsofsfcd e 7riG 10 bnye5E
Bh'sI (ab, for Daf eoWet zorH ylfoaz.eadtx, a
gfne,sy prize 7oW b. PiVea.
MP 7Vaafedfs embiqy afs,cet sRrrfy 7cozqa 70 nm
a,air br management ef bs place ebeqf-ke6e,, eJ.y
at tie Harm S7ceef Sbringf one ielacd 10 .. igc
f'isD', and qpaifed 10 diBarps Deb dlfies qvW e,i
7Oib liberal meouragem,si, on a5SBtsiiea 70 ~,
ROBERT u GEORGB TURNER.
January 81. 1es7o.
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Csm5erizn.i, .5enza,y 25s5, 1906.

c377os7saHI, J.NzsE!y -o!D, ISOO.
SIR,
TENAKE notiee thar the twenty-ifth day Of
i March next 1t Green's old fcre, and on she
twenty-ixth Walthail's Md fore. inal proceed
take tb. depot;ons of uniry perlons to read IL,
i fut depending in :,e County Court Of Amelia III
which am Plaintiff and you Defendant.
an, &c.
CAIN MAuN.
Mr.. ARCHER PERXTNSON.
February Is. (law 5wp.
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SAMUEL SCOTT.
Februar Ill.

pY Virtue OF TruR Deed from A;sxandrr
~ and Peter Field Trent, deceafei, will he
fold, to tine. highelt bidder on the 25,h of this
Infant, in the town of Mancheiter, on the main
hreet oPpofite the Old Warehoufc, for cafh or
country produce, one half acre LOT OF
LAND, with feyeral HOUSES with a little rey
pairs may be made teHable)
JOHN ARCHER.
February 3.
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IOEN ALCOCK.

] INFORMS the public that he has lately enablifh.
eda CABINET SHOP in the city Of Richmond,
on the Crofs-itreet leading up from Prorer g. Moa.
cures Vendue fore, and near the Fire Inlurance Of
be; where be intends manufacturing all kinds Of
Cabinet Ware in the mott modern iiet he Gat,ers
hini!sf that tole whomay favour him with their com,
n'ands, will find his work equal to any made in the
fate, as he has provided hnielf with the beR Of ma
terials.
He viii fell his furniture low for pyon1p, pavrnen.
oIiy as mis- ituafnn viii not admit Of giving cre,lis
A few wndior chairs hand, well made, which
viii be fold uncomn,oDy low for csih
January so. If
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No. 1

No. l..
In drcufing this fub;ca it is neceffary to remark
that the year of eliminating and collecting the revenue
of this commonwealth, is not the fame with that, for
which appropriations are made 10y the ieginature
The former commences the firil of October, and
terminates the 3o,h of the September, and
the Auditor and the Trea;urer always make their re-
ports to the Genera. Afenby, embracing the ex-
YeEditures and refources during that period. The
appropriations made by the legiRalure. every
year in the month CT January and ir WILL therefore
readily appear, that all the dsucal dollars which are
received from Oaober Oaober, are not expended
or appropriated iron, January 70 January. As how
ever, the revenue OF one year equal that Of ano
Their, it's inn,ateral. what particular day the ef
innate Commences, for when the amount of revena.
from the ltt OF October the 3Oth or September is
entertained, The fame a"nount may be calculated on
from January to January, aud agresaby thereto the
iegiiliturc may make their appropriations.
After shefe preliminary remarks which are intended
to explain the uiase, which has Seen adopted by the
ieElatnre in forming theic annual eiliu,s, es and
making the annual appropriations, in order to pre-
vent any confufion which might la refued to the
reader, from blending this years of climate and
appropriation together i,a attempt 10 prove that
the climate adopted by large majority OF the late
General Aaernnly, Eating tina, the reiources of the
year exceed the expenditures Of the FAME BY the fun
OF 10000 dolls, is inaccurate.
The Houie OF Delegates declare the revenue of
the commonwealth aecruing between the I 4 of Oc.
tober 1906, and the 3oh of September 1906 contti-
tuting the refources Of fasle year, to be =, follows
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At the Treaury during the fabfequcnt year, except
10000; thar is, about 900 dolls were recev
this iouree. Taking the receipts of the Lar year
the mott correa da,a which to found an opinion,
aud from this fourco the Trealury will receive the
ium o. i27,357 dolls "a cts. aad adopting
between the two years, $4,000. How the Houle
of Delegates 70 extremely prone to overate their re-
icurces, happened in this item TO underrate them,
appears exPcable, unefs refort to the fuppoition
that they afraid insrea the iurplus too much
len their Ultimate might not be thought correct
hazard the aifertion any rate that they had no
data for their calculation. hope have proved that
there are good grounds which to ref the receipts
of much larger fun
The climate of the Houfe of Delegates lopped
of its eScrehenors < aided in its deInuue,,ces apree
ably to my calculations, aandi thus:
Cath in the Treafury OH the ne oao-
her 1905: ,os 7oo NO
Probable receipts on account Of thar
part OF the revenue of 1904 unpaid
the irt of OR. 1906 1857 ~
NeS''er s'ees, 1853
p'.ue"a Oh bank itores jan. 1906 I,Sl7
Dividend on do. July 1906, Iuppcfng
the b1nk will make per cent,
per annum, coo
Nett amount COLLEGE at James river
canal ware houfe, 1000
Probable amount, that will be ree.:-
we'd on account Of tranfported 81"
1aves, no,
Do oo arrearages of taxes prior to
1904, 1900
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Cafi III the treafnry the IL of oaober
1908. 12s,7oo 10
Probable receipts on account of the
revenue OF sO5 by October next, 10000
Probable receipts account of the
arrearage Of the revenu- Of 1904, $4,000
Do. on account OF arrearages prior to
the year 1904, 5000
Surplus on tobacco exported, 81 9so
Tax on law procels, i4,2ti
RceiGer's fees, Ie5s
Dividend on the ffites flares in the
bank declared the 9th of January
1906, Ieooo
Probable dividend on ditto, July
next, eaimated at 8 dos. so cts.
each hare, Io.5oo
Nett amount collected at James River
canal warehoufe lOoo
Probable aqount which will be re-
ceived account of transported
haves, 5000
Tar on merchants Licences, so,48o "a
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fs-eN.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

dn ez-misi.ios Of to: 5finae, raas BY tie H,.s Of
D1gai.s da,i,g t5.ir lite I'1. Of .Se r:fsa-ee, Of
sle FATE Of ylrgiai., f,orH Ia IF 0t!ot. 1905, 10
tie SOD Of Ssps.,a,er 1906.
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JOHN KELLY,

., Hang Trgaee.
Charlottesville, FEB. 13. (i4zog.J
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10 Se j'9 TO tie bebse didt, 71way tie II day Of
May s.sf, !" tie t0sUn Of Lyne15Dg, and eoaafy sj
CameteH. y
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Guided the interef which the fate allows the b,nh
OH her hock not redeemed, and which when taken
together with thefe items in the fatenent 6 rfo,,.
ces will leave the reinlt correct, viz. that we did in
January IAN receive from our flares in the bank pro-
hit OF ,347 dollars and fon,e cenrs, and tha, we ;
receive in July next, calculating that the bank r;
make per cent on her capital annually the fp,, e
1900 dolls. But is it correct in the eGin,ate NJ ,b.
expences OF the fate to include the interea which
the bank receives on her flares therein which are
redeemed, paid for Does the fate aau,lIv ,,,
any money the bank, do not The a.
dn9ing theinteret whichthe bank draws mon the Mn,
redeemed Rock belonging 70 the fate pay N. Co.
plus to the treafurerl The latter mode u
purlucd, for would he orange indeed that the bant
mould pay the fate the whole interea, merely thar
the latter heud have the trouble Of paying the fame
back again to the former, particularly too when !;
would not he certain that the fate during the f,,nn,
months especially, would be Immediately drnofsd o.,
refund. Why the legifi.ture adopted difFersn,
mode IN their Ultimate, remains to be explained BY
their learned leaders, but to pl1in mind i a;;
Irregular and improper that the Rate mould he debi,ed
by money ihe never received, aud credited by nooev
The never paid.
The next item which l.all attack is that. which
Gates that the fun of $4,000 dolls will be nrobablv
received from the arrearage Of the tax OF 1904 b,,
IS from the arrearage of the payable in o Sober
1905. The whole tax Of the year 1904 payabIe in
oasber and December 1905, agreesbly to nate
ment from the Auditor Of public accounts, amounted
to the FUN OF 3i6,97o dolls. and 10 cts or this tax
on the III of Oaobcr sos there had been rece;,,o,
into the reafury the FINN Of Iso,5ss dol. and e,s
agreeably to itatement Of the fame officer, and nj
conrle there remained unpaid on that day the fam Of
GG432 dolls. and G3cts. From this fun called NV
the Houfe Of Delegates arearage Of the tax Of
| 1901 they calculate only, on the reccir, Of $4,000
dols during the current year. On what data ak
IS this opinion founded There remained unpaid or
I've III day ofOetober 1901 irnilar fam OF t,e tax
of 1903, and during tie fubfenuent wear ,b- v,ho,,
furn except 9,o75 dels. 81 cts. wa, paid into N,
Ireaiury, thatis nAeAd of 81 900 dos 1851 dol.
| ~ cts were received from this fund. If we ex,ep,
our view year farther back we find. BY the repor
OF the Auditor that from Gpisr rur, uprlid on IN.
Jt Of Olsher 1896, tile whole amount was receivee
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Pursuant TO TIE last soW and Testament Of Poi
lip Coach, deed. LATE Of 14nberH county, 4v:N
be exposed 10 snls-
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III. s;,e,n,a anre, rendering the feesnd fact
f.,.5a5,. 81 in me knoxlcdgc of all men &C.
| nnsiared with commerce, as eondaefea y. the =.
States. viz. that much property committed 70
-. teas IN Iop9 Voyages, md in fate OF war,
!. a,,vays Injured. Whence the probability OF the
prefept claim is puriued, not on account q 1as
oaenable owners, but Of The iniurefs' Ii ths ZIG
iinfuress are American, they have been amply
paid in their profits, which IN i791 were equ. !.
"a a. ner cent. per ann. on their capital ana II
Engiifh, they connot come within the proviillons
I OF the treaty.
fla snrh q the amount Of the verbal information
II hav. received in this cafe, which at The fame
time think i, neCeHsfg TO oblerye has hsensre-
c.;yed without the fanttion OF anscash.
I am, Ir,
With the highea confederation,
Your mott obedien,
And very humble iesvant,
'0 JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Nj. Mar5ois, M;sjfer Public 1reafRry.
i hereby certify, that the above and foregoing
is true copy from the original, recorded N the
Office Of the American Legation.
PARIS, asd January, 1865.
tSignsdl ~ ar,,n1p
Secretary to the minilter.
The coofequence of fuch a letter from the "a.
mes;cAn minitcs will appear by the following ex.
tracrs Of TWO letters written to the-csaimants oy
their agenis at Paris.
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= Vide Evening Post, Nov. 1908.
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JOHN G.. LADD
Has for SAFE,

~
Muscovsdo and loaf sugars, in2hogsheads,
tierces and barrels.
Jamaica and New-England rum, in do.
Molasses, Of the best quality, IN do
French brandy and Holland gin, in pipes
Lisbon, Malaga, Sherry, and Tens vines
Bordeaux cIaret, in boxes
Cider Vinegar, per cask
Beef and pork, per quantity
Spermacaed OIL; about SO barrels herrings
Hard soap, Of excellent quality, and tallow
and spefmacaeh candies, in boxes
Glauber's salts, in casks
A variety of mems, wolnens and elaldreRs
shoes
A quantity Of soal leather.
20 bales India cottons, consisting of CUR
rahs, sannas, baftss, layties, sc. &c
A few boxes China plates, mugs, tea aJd
coffee sets
Ditto glass tumblers, assorted
$50 bolts Russia duck
Cases Of platiilas, Britannias, and Irish lii
ems
Ticklenburgs per bale
Sheetings, and Ravens Duck
bales Russia diapers
Imperial, Tyson, young Tyson, Tyson skin,
and souchong teas, in chests
Nntmegs, cloves, pepper, and cinnamon.
per quantity
Wool cotton and playing cards
parcel Of cordage and tackle blocks
500 casks stone lime; chalk, per ton
Z by 9 window rs:lass
Asmal quantity of woollen goods asld hard
ware.
4]so, Dearlorne' f',azy jnst Patent Balance,
Of various sizes, from ounces to tons.
= September %. ID
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COTTON AND STEWART =.
Haze just Published
An hLMANACK for ,2o7 /.

Containing, beside the Calendar Tables.
The time oeholding =. States Courts IN
Il the different states-superior and Infe-
rior Courts in Maryland, Virginia, and die.
trlce OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS Yearly MEETINGS
a complete hst OF the mepabers of the Sc
nate anp House OF Delegates of the state of
Virginia, with collection Of useful and enter
tanning pieces shasts and moral,