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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
HIS ENcELLENcY
CHRIS TOPPER GORE,
Governor OF the Commonwealth of Mass
achusetts

Governor OF the Commonwealth of Mass
achusetts.
Jfay IT please your Eseei,ency,
HAVING been informed by Mr..
Hill, some time since, that you contem-
plated journey through the Eastern
Country, and that you expected 10 be at
Bath on or about the 9Th inst. not fat
tering ourselves with the expectation,
that, from the local situation of this
town its citizens could have an oppor-
tunity personally to testify their respect
for your Exce!lency's person and char
acter the undersigned caEnot but "a
vail the nselves therefore of Selling the
present opportunity in their own name,
as well as in behalf of the oldest town
in the county OF Lincoln, most cordial
ly to salute your Excellency, on your
first arrival at the banks of the kenne-
bee the waters of which, at different
periods in the progress of the settle-
men, OF this country, have borne four
provincial Governors along its shores
on their visits thither bul it has been
reserved for your Exeellency to do us
the honor Of making the frs, visit, to
the District Of Maine, of Governor of
the independent State of Massachusetts,.
, Knowing, as we do the paternal soii-
ciiudc and care of your Excelleney in
promoting and establishing our civil
and religious privileges, in securing and
defending our republican institutions
believing also in your readiness to CO.
operate with the good people of this
State, and with the General Govern
ment, in maintaining the Union Of the
States, as Wei as the National Sow
reignty, and in repelling all impositions
and unluslifiable encroachments on our
neutral rights, from whatsoever source
they,may flow; while we most feryent-
ly pray Him who governs among the
nqtions, to preside over our public at
fairs, and preserve us as people from
falling out By the way" to protect us
! from the violence and insult of the ma
tons at war I; we also beseech Him to
make your administration, which may
so greatly conduce to the general good
of these States. comfortable to yourself,
and beneficial TO the Commonwealth
that your Lille may be long continued
useful and happy, and that finally, you
may receive the reward of the just.
| Permit US also on this present happy
occasion, to express our sincere wish,
that your ExceIlency's journey may be
pleasant and prosperous.
JOHN PATfFE, seiectplen
THOMAS LEHMAN, , IF George
ISAIAH WYMAN, to''n'
Georgetown, Maine, Sept /, 1909.
sPdihs, Shute, Shirley, u Po7Vnak
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
NOTICE.

HE members of Po'tklai Eeae Voirst S CID,
7 are hereby notified. RIA, their ann,
meeting for the choice OF officers, E's will be
no den az the Court Ronle IN port,an.. -
Wedneilsy the i,i OF October next, at tire.
n'ciock in the afternoon AS important bu
6neis viii thea come befo the Society,
geaefai stten1anee j. requcftei.
STEPHEN LoNCFELLCW, II. Sss'x
Fosnaai, S.fi -, 1853
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
Bachelor Huney


Uaeurren Bank BiRs,
A RE YET received for TOBACCO, a, a re.
daced price, a, the
2obacoo AIannfadory,
near the head of Porflanf p,e.
ALSO,
For 100 bores God eih,
90 bhls ship Bead,
Toe Kegs shipping Crackers,
Quantity Room Paper,
% spelling books,
COLLECTION Of other Rocks,
A Scoop IT 30 ton, hui men,
Hi'o, 1000 acres OF god uairnreved
LANDS, wi,hin Gxly miles o. Por,laad. Or
would he exchanged Cor real E.a,e Ia pcrt-
land, or pefional Property.
SEPT IS, 1899.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
a.s5Gtre1,

In Wren,ham, Mr.. or, Briggs, OF Wis.
oasset, to Miss Ann ". Williams, OF tie
former place.
In Machas. Mr.. Henry Lyon, TO Miss
Bcssey Croker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

Gratitude and Patriotism.
A respectable C responder, has forwarded
The following papers tor publication in
the Portland Gazette
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

- "a I'LL.
20 A,essrs. jim Pakfee, 21J'nqs len.
mr., aud ISAIAH U,glaan, S-iectnen
Of Georgetown,
CENTLEMEN,
YOUR letter ofthe frs, Of Septem-
Der inst. was yesterday delivered 10 me
BY the Hon. alr Hill Ii IS c.,use oil
great regret that my engags ments are
such. as to preclude me from visiting
a town so ancient and respectable as
Georgetown, and to deny M the graft.
tication of paying my personal respects
10 It's Selectmen and other CITIZENS.
pray you, gentlemen, 10 be assured
of my cordial and ieryent cooperation
with you in prayers TO the Almighty
Ruler of the universe for the common
good of our country, which essentially
depends on the maintenance Of the
Union OF the States, according 10 the
principles in which it originated, and
on which ii is founded.
While the authority and the duty of
repelling all encroachments on our
neutral rights are dcyolyed on the Ia
tional government, it always has been,
and ever will be with me, most sacred
obligation to cooperate as III individu-
al and magistrate, by all constitutional
means, in the attainment of an end, IN
dispensable in my Judgment, TO The dig
nifty of the nation and the interests of
the citizen.
The defence and security of our re-
publican institutions are 10 be look.d
for, under the blessing OF Providence,
III the preser, alton OF our religious, civ
/ j, and literary enjo, nents, and with
these are inseparabiy interviewed our
happiness as men, and our prosperity
as members OF the community: you
therefore, gentlemen, do no more than
justice in attributing to me deep soli-
citude Tor their Confirmation and adj.
yancement.
BE pleased, gentlemen, TO accept, for
yourselves and for our lelow-citizans OF
the town you represent, my grateful &C.
enowledgements for your kind express
sions OF regard, aud for the interest you
are pleased to take in my administra-
ton and personal welfare I hat the
part which the panialily of my fellow.
citizens has allotted to me, may be per-
formed 10 the benefit of the Common
wealth, will be my diIigent and anxious
concern, and can promise you, gen
tlemen, with perfec, sincerity, that no
exertions shall be wanting in me to
promote the interests and harmony OF
all her citizens, and TO advance their
prosperity by all the means confided to
me by The constitution and laws OF the
State. e. GORE.
Uisc0sset, Setf. IL, 1869.
=. sys---
On Tuesday last, the Bible Society Of
Mare, made choice of the fciIowing gen.
ees VIZ.
Rev. Samuel Deane, ID. .. President.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, Hice-P,eadtnt
Hon. Samuel freeman. ESQ Treasurer.
! Rev. Edward Paysoa, CovssooHa;rs Sec'y.
Oliver Bray, Esq Recording Secretary.
Rev. Asa l., man-Res ichahod Nichols
Rev. Timothy Hliiard---Rev. Caleb
Bradley--Capt. Joseph II. ingraham-hon.
Ammi x. Mitchell-Matthew Cobb, Esq
= Ar. Jonathan Desne-Mr Robert Boyd
Levi Gutter, Esq.-Mr. William jerks
MIR. Mark Harris.
Veynost Election.--Ihe return Of votes
| for Governor from ll8 towns, gives the da-
mocretic candidate plurality OF 1869 votes.
The fate OF Vermont is therefore irremedi-
ably fixed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

or The abnvc was presented by Mr..
HIIL, at the Selectmelis rrquest---to
which Ills Excelleney was pleascdto make
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

oyo1on coap.
LIKrwIsE,
600 Pieces EANkINS,
80 Ibis NUTMEGS, entitled to deben-
iure.
N 3 Iaia DUCK, is pronounced by judg-
es, to be hyperion to Ruiiia Duex. and has the
decided preference in the Engiiili Navy.
Povtiasj, SEPT. rs, 800
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

sPdihs, Shute, Shirley, u P07vnai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

Veymosi Election.--The return Of votes
for Governor from ll8 towns, gives the da-
mocrstic candidate a plurality of 1869 votes.
The fate OF Vermont is therefore irremedi-
ably fixed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

On Tuesday last, the bible Society of
Mare, made choice of the fciIowing gen.
,lemen TO compose their Board of Trust
ee, viz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
BALrIMoRE, Tuesday Dec. S.
Mr.. Wortaington's Divorce MI,

Mr.. Wort1ington's Divorce Dll,
Now f. 4. ourlsgl stature, C asst % sec
u1as. Wnt ns roo.n ior5i:is or puDuc t. on
ut it ut tins time. But, we are ot opil. IN
with our correspondents, that it is t!,. most
com tcte and conprcaenstye Law ni1l thlt
su2ject, AMI Is an imlrovenent on the va.:,us
systems nov in orce"-fhe Causes which
lJisuly divorces ~ient age first q iunerlc tha
applicant mus, exhibit an attes.ed stlemeat
IA t1r'n OF petition Supported by aillnt to
the jl Iges of the co,thty colrt, &c. whereup.
on n sdo, % -na issues t. the dele I,ltlt g,ti
copy of such ali llvi ~. 1fthc ftcts ALVIN.
ced by the complainant be no. controver ed
Inc court decides according 80 law bat, If
statements be disputed, jury deesrnlnes
The provisions are mulu;ari0us and circun
s,Artial- ~, the OH hjv=ver may nos pass
IN It's presan. torn, W: defer stateIneSts and
Co.A meats to future day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

THE subscriber Offers for sale on OF
the most VALU ABLE LITTLE
HIGH LAND PLANTA PIONS IN thd
middle country, iying on he So. sid7 ofths
Buckingham road, three n les above Pow
hatan courthouse containing by ia,s sur
vey SIG acres II is about uine illis, fiou
jams River three ffom Apron 4t,ox, and
in a ns,gnbothood aoouDding win msnu4
fac udns mills. Not more ,hl1 vue hun
dred acres of his tract is cIea,ed, and That
(excepl tel acres} within ths las! seven
years. A new oversest's house and kE.
ehcn, corn house aud Two good ,obacc
houses, ace 'hs only improycm :n.s at pre-.
sent. The scantlng for large barn 10
nearly ready and will be put up by Chris.-
mas. One third oil tns purchase npney
will be required in hand and the bsaacs
in one and two years, with me es. u 40,
pune uslly paid and a deed Of trust on
the land, TO secure he two last payments.
The purchaser viii be P=ruul=d 10 SOW
whear Also, hree 10 10 Richmond one
adjoining Nr. SoU,hga e. 10, abIve Afs.
Singleton, and Nos. 81 aud 2s 10 Duvass
plan, One fourth will be required Ua ma.
kim the deed, another fourth ~ neva.ia-
bic notes at six months, well endJtss
and the balance 10 twelve and eighjeea
months secured oy deed Of trust on the
los.
would also BAR TER for NEG ROES,
nine UPPER Apo MArIOX CANAL
SHARES, and a Two year old BULLAR ,
FILLYi out oil a thorough bred Dare De-
wi Mare.
The land will be shewn By Mr.. Adam .,
living thereon, and the price OF all The o..
boye property by applying ~ W,pap,
Randolph OF Wilton, or the subsc ,hrr-
VIZ. BERHGS&L.
Povhalsn, S2d July, 1909 9~.t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
Extract az letter Iron Washington CT y
dI.ed Dec. y, 1902.

The gentlemen who have sited Mr.
J, q. J.ckson, s,a;e tadt he i'll pr ,oaDly
recover. IBoye be may. ~ e federAlisss
90 the senate we're silen on lies motion.
they are afr1id--they are AFRAID 60 give
n5 ,c&son ,,,nd, they are afrata So sURh0rt
hrn. Ia the House of prescntltiges,
however thsre " II BE- less dscre ion. ~
q uncy Us a sort OF yflhber IN 70 the parry,
add ventures at randon. Pickering and
HHlhoase are old foxes, and not so easily
caugh.. some Of tne moss respectable red.
-ransts approve administrstion--I mean
out OF doors. Tie POLITICAL Reg-tsr, OF
Phiiadel rmLl. m partic Iiac. has uisuRs ujsh-
ell itseN Tor IT'S candor. The editor d4ior
-jac&-jn. VRHever may be his passi us OF
pa jodices, Hls certainly grel dssi Il
Nnericaa isenHS."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

aa' - Va fir,iicA iols as Osteni. Moe
via lr9 isan eYAauEci oy the Ffench, Al &C.
cGpied by the Aus,rians Tie closing OF tn,
DC Of Sweden was publicly announced in
laldbiiis at S1,skis la dated Itch Oct. Jobn,
}. Adams AMI ftnily have arrive at Elsineur
1t app ears. thlt il ailtion to his mission
Russia, he Is charged with special mission
70 Copenhagen, bat not IA the Jacksonian style
IL Consequence of the peace bet4ye IN Sweden
III Russia, the price OF Tea at Copenhagen
suddenly fell from ; TO IL MARKS The na
ito ial gtard4 of Paf.s have been discharged
and their places supplied by the troops of The
itic ot the city garrison. dr Adair, the
English mnstsr, at Gcnstantiuope, has dc.
nanled OF tine Ottoman Pocte 4 free p;sslre
to the Blacs Sea for r;agluId all her allies.
which has heea refused him, In >oas .7ier;t
OF which MIR a. wa, Preparing to leave Con
staniinopie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
New YoRx, Dec. 5.

Fransla cd for the Mercantile Advertiser from
the iAmTlrsn Correspondent of OCTOBER
4th
So Snjln, Sapten5er D |, 1892.
1t Is reported tlIt, asreeably q the Treaty
of Peace concluded u Fredr.:shlma on the
l7tn INST. between sweden and Russia, the
former cedes 10 the latter the Grand Duchy OF
Finland md part of 30 hmz. All the lands
OF AiAal situated near the Coast o. Sw.den
Proper, are restored by Russia, wh) retains
those islands WIN ch lie near On coast Finland.
Sweden shuts ner ports as ,inst BRUSH ohi2s
of VA, OuC leaves them MP TO merchant yes .
sel5 carrying salt and colonial pro lace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

. AtE.-WIL;- Be 5OL0 - ta1 hi< =:
- bidder, in 20 Val,aa couGs., on Wedn ~
the 10 n day Of Iluulry 1870. <, ,h- pla-ssvt.
on OF thu I-tc Ja nsJ Brtl5g, dee fJ rc.tr
monegJ between EsntJ aud ,h.g.7 yt~.G We
GINA born SLAVES al IN. sock Of c-.t.4.
hogs and horses, ali SOM Z -, f,ddec, = -
The plantation WI: also b. rcn e / o, lsas "A 20
the highest bide on che game dly.
SAMUEL BJrLE3 Eg'or. Of
JAMES A. BRADLEY.
Surry, December ION, 1909. STD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
coMNUnIc IN.
TH7 WHEEL X .VIy5D;
os New THEORY OF TIE rA ,r4's SOrArS-
RY MOTION.


~,
We are happy 10 iBfDrm the public, 'hrs
from subject Of co,v-rs ,tiOn, bus 4 s1ors
time ago. generally held here as ,ri} ~
or only fped to- merr IN. the most sa,cs-
ry result to- the 4ath matte IL and phys cal
world IS likely 70 ensue
On the celebrated glas.ion &c avbetber
one ho'nt of q carriage gghsck mJ9sa f&2.
Ter Or 8 oSoer nun any o!her hoins ia .ae
same Mr. JOAN Wooo tp~es Vt teach
err OF Mathematics aud Natural Phi oso--
PITY IN the institution e e tled .. Girarefin's
s7cademy, has writ "a an ingenious wort,
winch has just ben puolisael ,5y NJ,
N' ca;e. editor Of the gu rer. Il :his e
an nor has hapDily se'z1l BIZ of th= opA
portunity, and IKE IN l'iy OF those la nnarss
tndt have made the most in Jortant dis
coveries IN the sciences, has, fro tniS
Cause demons tve'Y Snewn most aston sh
ing effects. He bold V undertakes to S,eov
IN p srt the doctrine IN authority of thar.
Hercules in Plysics ) Isaac Newton and
has satisfactorily exPltined what has before
been held pIriiy ,uotfui. Cua;rary to
the doctrines OF Newton or ST. Pierre.
taat the eirth's mjt GA influenced tides and
trade winds h. has also applied his Nezu
Theory to its effect on tn atmospher and
tbs elumenl OF mouons aud falling
oaes which las. he has so agreeably ana
clearly explained, thlt no reasonable per.
son Can doubt him.
The FIRST notices W. had of him apply
ing his instructive tilents to TINS su isce
appe ,rei III she Rich nond papers. We
thence dated oar hopes, aud are not disap..
pointed for, we doubt not its being the
b Sc for an extensv We and elaborate super
structure. Besides It's aov. lly, the discern
ing reader wH perceive much profound
study and research and m y justly hope
tar more easy Access t. the arcdaa of ma
tire. Indeed, the countenaace TO the woak,
such a host o. NJ them1ica T len 9 as
Bish p VI ,tIisol, M. G rArdin, Mr.. \. OK.
ourne, sc SC. ausnrs well for tn. htert.
ry repu alton If our state which, n clio
9Hence and hoi;ic !! economy, already su.
fpereminently ou;-tops her sisters.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
r 7 II K .

Between three and four o'cl ok Yesterday
norning, the watchmen disc ,vered the
commence nent OF fire in the house occu
ped oy Mr.. Rose, miiliner, near the Eagle
Tavern ou; such were he exergioIs of
the citizens that It was immediately extin-
gu,shed without much injury
DuIng the alarm a young lady Jean>d
from winiog o cne th,rA sorry, gu nay-
M forum ttely fallen on some beds Rss not
much injured.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
THEA IRE.
The Public are respectfully informed
during the season there will be no
postponement on accouae of
Weather.

b. The public are respectfully informed
that on account of the preparations for the
per torrance of tne Historical Meio Ora ma,
there Will DE no performance until Saturday
Evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

On Saturday Evening, December 10th,
will be presented for the first time
here) an Historical Melo Drama,
call ii the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

bic after the year 1910 e rain urss, W Il
exclusively of the annu = reisnburseme7
OF the six per cent aud d-erred stock,
consist only of the con,eeLe / six per cent
stock, which amounts 10 less thIa two N J..
lions of dollars. The payments On account
ofthe annual appropriation OF eigh, MIL ems
of dollars, for the deot canno, for thl rea
son Except for the purpose of reimburs n
the loan which nav he wanted for th
service of the year 1870 much exceed 6
millions or doll'rS IN the year 1871, and 4
millions of dollars anau lily after that year.
he expenses for the year 1911 anu tn
ensuing years may, therefore, il calcuitted
on peace establishment, be- stin,ted as
fDloweth, viz.
Civil expenses, domestic Sc
foreign, 100000
Military and naval estab.
lishments [inc udins the
Indian department ci.cu-
lated onthe average of tue
actualexp end,tuf1 for those
objects during the years
1902 -180Z,a as VIII appear
by statement IF aboat 1850, 900
Interest on the paoiic debt,
including the annual REIN
bursement on the SIX per
cent. and -terred sticks, 4,100000
-
Total of the annual ex )en-
ses after the year 1911, S,lJ0, 900
Reimbursement OF tn Con-
verted SIX per cent. stock, $4,000
- -
Total of expenses for the
year 1911, ) $500 QUO
-=s ==s -
Whatever may be the decision OF Con-
gress in ether respects, there Is suoJcct
which seems 70 require immediate at.~nt,
OIL. Tue provisions adnp.ed f'r I'll: pur.
pose OF C Carrying into eifec tht n'n-inter.
course wiki Epgland and France ptrtcu-
larly rs md ned by the act OF iAst ssssIOA
under an expecyauon that the orders
council OF Great Britain nA been rcvoSei
are inefficient and aitos .ther inapphcabIe
to existing circumstances. IL w ii be Suf-
ficient TO observe mat eXportatIon by land
is not forbidden, and that Ia b ,nIs oeIls
required from vessels ostensDiy employed
in the costing trade, nor any authority
vested by law WHICH viii JUSTIFY detsuuen
THOSE vessels daily sail for Bri-lsh paris.
without any otharsrcnedy but the prsCari
ous mode OF institute s prosecutions as nsi
the apparent owners. l. Is unnGce Is try,
as it would ne pam III t dwell OIL ali t.S
effects o. those Violations OF the laws. Bat
without any aius.on to thu eifc:ehcy Vi
political OBJ C, of any system and an ely
with i view 10 IRIS execution, At Is mcun.
bent to ate tha' tron the experience o
the twp last years, per ect conv'c ION a.
rises, thai ei,ner tne system OF res-cictIon
partially ah4ndo ed ms! be rSinsttt-i IL
all IT'S parts, ana with ali the prov'Hoas ne
cessary for ats strict AMI complete eNecuci..
on, or that al tue RESTRICTIONS, so lar u.
least as they affect The commerce. and n.
vigation of the ciLzcns ofthe United o-ates.
ought to be renoved.
All whica is respectfully SUBMITTED
ALBERT GALL I'm,
Secretary OF the Ireasury
Treasury Department,
Ire r,,f,sf. 7 IN 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
OR EIGN.
LATEST FRoHEJRJP-
BALrIMoRx, Dee mber z.

BALTTMoRE, D-cember 7.
BY the arrival Of the fast sailing brig Robert
CAPTAIN Spalford the Editor OF the An.ri
can has been obligingly furnished with s.
ble of Altpna papars, down to tn. 9th o.
tober, in 80 days from Tonning.n
ALT MA, October CT.
Extract Of Letter from Paris. dated Oct. 18
We assured that he Emperor will r..
main at the castle o Foatainb eau until the
mid lie OF Desc nher, when h. via .l.DArt for
Spain AMI Portugal. tn. cattle of dlrrac
near Bayonne, is already Fl ted up for the re.
ception Of the Emperor
Z" It is said that the guards, part Of whom
have been on their march since the 18th Of DC
tober, together with the corps Of Matshals
Oddinot, Marmont aud the dike Of Abrantes
will go to Spaip
" The famous actor D1glz1n, insane for
some time past, is abOa' termiaattas his career
at Orleans"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
INDIAN PRINCESS
OR THE
First Settlement Of 1Hginia.
with new decorations and scenery,
painted for the Drama by
Mr.. Holnes.1

|ferer the Play,
Scng-Tom S'arboard, without accom-
pdpynent Mr.. Fox.
G onic Song-rhe Sprig of Shelala,
Mr.. Sully.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
THOs. NELSON
IIDS. WHboVN-
Hulanity Hdl. Fl-ks Of a4novsr,l &,
Dtcsubss t2s1. 1919. wiz,

g7A&1S UP o. SJsPaso ". r cni, / = ) "
4 All CALf tile CIV rs black, vic q e.
IN tel a1i mai legs. abou; fodr o. Eve year,
oh nirl;cl iitis ~ ght eas with a cfJs an un
ietsc;l. sn1'n cop on the left AID b'aal o.
.ish n5rh as ws.l Al can re dij'ovs c Z. r J I
fhs otter a red GOV OF the sane sgs IA k.d ~
"a. gitetr er5B, an ,ue 81 q six. uid do
scsl, All c>oJ VIA tns stns b,slt o. eac 8
aor'. All tue eaule aPP'ai1ei - 'wetV foar
ioiiAra
q C12Y-rsIi,
GEO. RAINE, D. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
To which will be added the favori,e farce of
The Village Lawyer.

Doors TO be opened at FIVE o'clock -
Curtain 70 rise at quarter past SIX o'clock
precisely.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15
Leaving on the first day of
January, 1910, a sum OF


About twelve and half million, OF dol.
lars in cash or bonds payable during the
year 1910 and applicable to the expenses of
chat year. This estimate however, is foun
tied on the supposition that the amount of
tlebentures payable in that year will not
exceed two millions of dollars, and that the
receipts during the year arising from i'm :
portation subsequent to the first of January
next, and from the sales of land, will be
sufficient TO pay those d@bentures and TO
leave at all times ia the Treasury at least
one million of dollars
Estimating the expenses of a civil ma
ture, both domestic and foreign, for the
year 1910, az the same amount actually ex-
pended for those objects during the pre-
ccding year, or at about 100000
And adding thereto the annu-
al appropriation of 5000. oeO
For the public debt; (of
which sum abon, three millions
seven hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars will be applied to
the finaA Encouragement of the
exchanged six per cent stock j
il follows that unless the ag.
6regate Of the expenses for
{ the military and naval estas
bllshmen;s should be redu-
ecu to. about 5000. ooC