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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-01

NIRCINIA-At Superior Court Of Chance
~, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond. the goth day of February, 1910.
James Richie & Co.. Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Green, Ann Green widow and relict of William
Green, decd. Elizabeth Green, widow, devisee
and executriX of William Green, jr. decd. Fran.
CHS Wyatt Green. Peter Mayre and Eleanor his
wife, John Poindexter, Henry Camp and Eliza
beth his wife, George Thomas & Mary his wife,
Daniel Stringer and N1ily his wife, Nathaniel
Pinkard and Lucy Coleman his wife, and Eliza.
beth Slaughter; and the heirs of John Green, to
wit: the same Moses Green, Thomas Hooe and
Elizabeth his wife, John w. Green, only son and
heir OF William Green, who was son and heir Of
the said John Green, decd and
daughters and co-heiresses of Robert Green, who
was also son of the said John Green, deceased,
Defendants.
THE defendants, Elizabeth Green and Fran
ces Wyatt Green, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to the act
OF assembly, and tho rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they are not inhabitants of this country on mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs by counsel; 1t is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here on the
frst day OF the next term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the CAPT.
tol III the said city.
d Copy. ITeste,
PETER 7INSLE1, c g
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ID ATTERSEA PAPERMrLL Those no
1-p wish to encourage the manufactures oftheir
own state are informed, that they can be suppl.
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any quantities.
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April Is.

N/IRGINiA-At Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the first day Of February, 1910
Champe BroCkenbrough, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Thomas Miller, William Miller, Edmund Pen.
dleton, James Dunlop, survivor of Dunops' and
Cross, Eenry Wright and Robert Wright, exc.
cutors of James Wright, decd. George Catlett,
William Sale, John G. Catlett, Samuel Sale, John
Boutwell,, William Bernard, executor of John
Hopkins, decd Jane Sale, Margaret Herd exc
cutrix of John Hord, decd Reuben Turner. Vel.
Reuben Saunders, John Turner and George Ter
rell, former high theritf of Caroline county,
Defendants.
THE defendants, John Dunlop and Samuel
Sale, not having entered their appearance and gi-
ven security according to the act ofassembly, and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the court, that they are not
inhabitants of this country on motion of the
plaintiff, by counsel 1t is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the first day of the
next term - ! answer the bill of the plaintiff; &
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted
| at the front door of the capitol in the said city,
Copy. Ieste,
-. PETER TIMsLE1, &C.
April IS. wsw
VIRGINIA Alta Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the Oath day of February, 1910.
Thomas Miller, jr. Plaintiff
AGAINST .--- - q,
Joshua Owens and Francis Lynn, Elizabeth
Jones, James Jones alias Macaboy, MiysJones
alias Macaboy, Nancy Jones alias Macaboy, John
Jones alias Macabcy, Robert Jones alias Maca-
boy, Rowzie Jones alias Macabey, VIII.
son and Betty his wife, Benjamin Macaboy,
Polly Macaboy, Thompson Nacaboy, Murtliy
Macaboy, John Macaboy and Cuthbert Owens,
-, Defendants, ..
The defendants Thompson Macaboy and Ro-
bert Jones alias Macaboy rot having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
actor assembly, and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they are not inhabitants of this country, on mott
on OF the plaintiff by counsel, II 10 ordered, That
the said defendants do appear here on the
first day OF the next term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond, for two months success
siveiy, and posted at the front door of the Capitol
in the said city.
d Copy. Teste,
PETER T1NsLE1, c. c.
APrh -. w8w
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VARIETIES,
LITERARY e PHILOSOPHIC.AL.

tTRoA THE LONDON MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER, 1909
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April 10

" IRGINIA-Ata Superior Court of Chan
" Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
N'Ghmohd' the ga day of February, 1910.
Lawrence Berry and John Tayloe Lomax,
Plaintiffs.
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nj Al HhNlEL CHILDEKS, makes a res
~ pectfui tender OF his services, 10 his friends
and the public, Commission Merchant, To-
dacco Broker and Aact,oneer, IN either and in all
OF which capacities, he thus soiicts their pat
ronage. To those who have personal know
ledge of him, he filters himself it will be unne-
cessary to say that, he is fully aware of the du-
'des and responsibility, which be thus proposes
TO take UPON himself That the instructions and
orders that they may be pleased to confide TO him.
will be adhered to, with the most scrupulous ex-
actness or that, IN their prompt execution. he
will not be wanting in assiduity and exertion.-
HE engages (tor the presently the Brick build
ing belonging 10 A B. Venabe, Esq. where he
will he happy TO receive the commands of his-
friends and the public.
Every species Of property will be received and
stored, and the business conducted on the most
moderate terms.
Manchester, 25tb MAY. w3w
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CT liberal discount made to wholesale p,r
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed al the sl,ortes,
notice.
August 4. wfc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-01

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
~ will give one hundred dollars reward for
experimenting negro man named BEN, who is
nay property. He ran away on the 9Th of Janua-
ny last. He is between forty and fifty years of
age; though his appearance would indicate him
to be some what younger. He is FIVE feet seven
or eight inches high, or some where thereabouts
fellow has good figure and an agreeable coun-
tenance, which becomes very pleasing when
spoken to. He has good set of teeth, vet
smokes and chews tobacco. He is inclined
to be bow-legged, has ashort thick foot, very
broad across the toes: He is good house SER
want, shoe maker, gardiner, ditcher, and an ex-
cellent hand in the field, Ben will probably
change his clothes, but description of these.
which, as well as my memory serves me, he car
RED with him, may possibly lead to his detec-
ton and seizure. His usual dress was suit
OF the best plains, made up of q round over lac
Ret and pantaloons, dyed of purple colour
HIS sliirting consisted Of Virginia cloth. He
had, and carried with him, various other arti-
cies OF dress, viz two broad cloth coats, black
and blue one but the others are not remem.
beTed: have reason to believe he has obtained
a certificate of emancipation, and re gister, in
the name of negro who was emancipated by
Colonel Clayton, of New Kent county, at his
death The name OF this negro Go not know,
but 1t 10 probable my fellow Will endeavor to pass
FOR free negro, liberated under the preceding
circumstances. lfhe is taken out Of the state.
VIII give the above reward If within
the state, half that sum in either case, will
pay all reasonable charges for his delivery to
me at Springfield, in Hanover county, nearly on
posite the Piping Tree, in King William coun-
". ROBERT KING.
- WAY u. w4wT
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" IRGINIA AT a Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the Oath day of February, 1910.
Thomas Miller, jr. Plaintiff.
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o0Ee"HtNutoH V marriage az PEenrd.
LONDON, March o.
Last night we received Paris papers 70 the
2lst inst which contain the following details of
the marriage ceremony at Vienna
"VIENNA, March H.
=" This day, at six o'clock in the evening, the
marriage of the Emperor Napoleon, with the
Arcbduchess Maria Louisa, was celebrated in
the church, of the Augustus.
" The French Ambassador Extraordinary.
the Prince ofNeufchsteL proceeded with three
OF the court carriages and six, to the palace
whore the Archduke Charles was in waiting
That Prince and the other Archdukes conduct
ed him to the Emperor, with whom was the EN-
press and Archducbess.-Their Maiesties then
passed into the grand apartments, where were
assembled the Ladies and mobiles of the court,
and from thence to the church Of ST. Augustus
q" The ceremony was performed with much
pomp. Ie DeHn was sung and discharges of
artillery announced the moment Of the nuptal
benediction. On returning to the palace, the
Archduchess Maria Louisa, now Empress, was
conducted by the Prince of 'Neufchatel She
who placed under canopy surrounded by her
Ladies and Officers, and then received letter
from the Emperor Napoleon, which the Count
de Bearn, Chamberlain to his Majesty, had the
honor to present to her.
" The Prince Neufchatel then advanced to
salute the new Empress, and to be admitted to
the honour ofkissing her Land General Count
Lsuriston, Count Alexander de Laborde, Sec
rotary of the Embassy, and the Gentlemen of the
Embassy, were then presented, whom Her Ma.
jesty kindly received, and admitted to the no.
nour ofkissing her band.-Count Otto immedi.
ately afterwards presented the Ladies and Of
hcers Of the Court
" The procession to the Church Of St Angus.
tins was extremely splendid. The covered gal
lcries, through which the procession passed,
were very brilliantly Iilumnated.-The nobility
went first, next the Great Officers Of the Crown,
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Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the first day Of February, 1910
Champe Brockenbrough, Plaintiff.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
NOTICE.

THE Creditors Of the house of LIingman
i and M'Gaw, formerly of Alexandra,
merchants, are requested to transmit their
respective claims duly authenticated to Geo.
", Strong, ESQ. counsellor law, No. lis,
Burling Slip, NewYork. The object Of this re.
quest is to ascertain the entire amount of al
claims on the said house, in the city Of Alex
andria and it, vicinity, a. preparatory to max.
ing some proposition for their final adjust
ment. Al it will be impractieable to submit
to the creditors any specific propesitien, until
the whole amount of the debts II known, it
is o: consequence that they should sH attend
to this notice and it 10 hoped they win not
suffer the period for transmitting their &C.
counts to be protrsossd beyond the 9oth day
of June next.
New York, May 92.-2s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
Wilmington Bridge Company.

THE President and Directors having this
day declared dividend for the half year end >
ing the 22d instant, at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum. The same. will be paid
to the stockholders or their representatives
At the Bank Of Washington, on or after the
First day of June next
Those stockholders who have not received
for the FIRST half year ending November -,
the dividend at the rate of seven per cent. will
call and receive the same.
BY order Of she board.
S. Elliot, jun. Treasurer.
May as--as. dst
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
New Yoax, May IS.

~. New Yoax, Msy Is.
Captain MafShalI, who arrived here last
night, sailed from Go,tenburg on the 18th
Ut last month at which time i was re.
ported, that the Danes had orders to take
all the American vessels they should tall
in with and il was generally supposed,
sha, Bonapartr would soon have the regula.
ton Of the Comrnerc rec OF Sweden. A French
agent had arrived at Stockholm, and ano.
'he' at Cot'' nhurg. Markets dull a. Got
ierbu'e, ,xcep, for sugar and loswood.-
Cotton WIS abcut 81 cents.
The accounts from the Havanna, Of the
I'd last, are Of satisfactory nature. Ad.
vices had reached that place of the advan-
ees'of the French in Old Spain of their in-
vls,ment Of Cadiz and Of the establish.
ment OF the new REGENCY IN the Isle de
Leon (Cajiz) and to which authority the
government Of the HAVANA land of Cubs)
had publicly acceded, without any tumul.,
dissatisfaction or despenpeney, among the
people. 1t was rumored yesterday morn
ing that the colony oil Cuba had declared it.
self independents; but this arose from We.
ry cursory view Of some.Spanish papers, of
considerable length received by the gentle.
man to whom we are:indebted for this arti.
Gle, and who mis.ook the nature Of their
contents. Le,ters ofthe 'frsr authority re.
ceivedb by this gentleman state that the ports
OF Cuba would be'speedily and freely open. ,
ed 70 the Bri.iah and Americans, and tho
duties re duced.
Captain PiaeeS sceouatthsrtfors IN our
paper efyesssrday, is entitled sofull credit,
which states that those events had already
taken. place.
We hsve.eenlesser, from Hsvanna, &sm
the most respectable sources, which con:
6rm .he'news published in yesterdays Ga.
zetse on the authority Of capt. Place. This
change will prove Immediately Important ]
to the commerce. Of the u. States.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26

has eandidly informed US and we know
the drain has lssa eeeasioied by the, same
means which exhausted theirs, that ID to
say, the hand Of Bsnapar.e ha. done is.-i--=
To alfhe dictated his system of living with
out trade. Hh agent, Jefferson, aequiese-
ed and sen, message to congress for laying
the embargo,a il WITS laid. But the seotn Of
an impartial world aud the contempt Of pos.
terity win never forsake the authors Of our
dishonor and ruin. We envy them not
the votes Of democrats, for the honest and
sincere among them will not very long be
their dupes, and.they are welcome to all
the incense with which the tainted breath
of faction can comfort them.
- CFed. Rep.
From the Salem Gazette.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
FROM The NORTH.
Extract Of a letter to a gentleman in this
town, dated

Extract Of a letter to q gentleman in this
town, dated
"Gostc1bury, March 81.
"Our commerce in Europe 10 in much
more critical situation than it was last year.
There is now every danger attending our
trade to the north. -Bonaparte has the
whole continent so completely under his
direction, that it is impossible to determine
where to proceed with safety. have been
to Copenhagen by land, and have obtained
the best information possible with respect
to the situation of the continent.-This
country once 90 famed for its independence
is now under the immediate direction Of
Napoleon whatever he says 10 law ADD the
people muss obey. The king Of Denmark
/ fear will soon be no longer king; he is 90
poor that his subjects will not loan him any
money and Holstein, the beet part of his
dominioRs is given to Holland 40 security
for loan of four millions of guilders,
which he had from them about Eve months
ago. The French are daily expected TO
take possession Of it. War 10 expected
70 take place this summer between France
and Austria on The one side, and Russia on
the other and should Alexander have to
oppose them both he must inevitably fall.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
SHIP aaf"."''
SHIP
Port Of d!<xa~dris.

- f0Tt'y As<*o~a7sds ''.E
a. No arrivals this day.
Ct1Ak1p.
Schooner Sally and Polly, Sicily, BALI.
more !; by CharlesI Catlest and Others.
Sloop Cancssler, SseEer, Georgetown ;
the master. $751;. .....--
Sloop Defiance, Green, Newport, r. I.
do.
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New Cordage Sure.

THE subscriber iaisrms his friee6.., 81
i the pablis gsnessir, that b ~ -:
nsnesd business on Msrcb .ants Wh.,s ~
tween King and Prince .tr eets, il d -
lately occupied oy the ,Jpited st,Aal g q
ageneral assortmsns - cOADAGx :..ts
BY Jahs c1si.ers, sss. ssps. naaksr ~ ~
government ofths V0!ssd Stasls, T - -
dags - prssuDss, win hear 60 ~.
With any nsss a to osudhsnt.
81. Az 4, o:dss; sa'.sses = II. rem aat IN e
the Vnion, sor eordags of the sbst End.
will b atssaisd T., nd s.sease1 ~ ~,
patch. -
He Keeps ser sale vs,;as Of arsieie. i tn
ship chaadslsry Hns: Ala, ssIe, -. coe.
Tee, &e.snd sspotaas losr ssleeted1 = lami.
~ ~. s''' cs'a si~sa for hsnp 49, md
49,. JoscPh Bowen,
3aE2x "a
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INTERESTING
EXTRACTS OF LETTERS FROM LONDON,
PER PACKET.

Narch 10.
Account, from Naples, oath of Feb.
announce the arrival there Of the schooner
Nancy, captain Holman, from Salem, cap.
tured on entering the'port,in company with
scbr. Fortune, capt. Martin, and schooner
William, capt. Turner.
"1'he king Of Naples had returned from
Paris, and some hopes were entertained
that he would encourage commerce, aud
cause these vessels to be liberated. On the
other hand the seizure and:sale Of Amer.
can vessels that took place in Naples early
in Jan. 10 q .prssumpsive !proot that these
will share the came fate'
"Ths American earsoes that had beeh
seized At Naples, were sold BY government
for the following advantageous prices :--
white sugar, 70 to go dues,s per can.ar;
brown do. 60 10 20, cofre'ss TO IS, pep.
per GO to %, logwood 20, indigo ~ 2 per
"Mr. Peabodys ship Francis, aden with
pepper, and Mr.. Thorndke's schr. Dove,
with fish, are in the same predicamen. with
the vessels above nAmed.'
.~... So. March 26.
"Le,ssrs from Naples to the 9Th Feb.
are Just received. American affairs re.
main in the same ssa.e. No decision bad
heen made on the vessels In, Seiked.--.
Three others had arrived and wsrs equally.
detained :--Sckr. Mary. Derby, ,oi Salem,
with fish and sugar, belonging to Mr.. Pair
field. TO Ealconer, and Co. schr. Louisiana.
fish and sugar. belonging to William Gray,
Esq. from Salem, to Vallin, Rou,h x Co.
brig John, Of Newbarypors, to ske Araeri-
can consul" >....
Ma-ch 81.
awe have nothing novel from Ham
burg, only confirmation Of the increased
and increasing restrictions en- trade, the
duliness of the markets, to be made worse
by the recent arrivals at Tonninsen, if the
cargoes are admitted. As yet 1 see no rea.
son to alter my opiqiou in regard to the ha.
xardous situation Of property in Hoktein.
Fit il safe, that is entirely owing to Bona
parties forbearance, and not to any protec-
ton which 50 weak and submissive pow.
er as Denmark can afford. BY the las. let
tiers from Leshorn it appears that ship
ments to Naples may be Set down az lost,
as the sale of every thing was ordered, and
in progress, and the proceeds destined to
replenish the public chest"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26

P. DUNBAR & Co..
Have tbs day landing from brig Logan,
g hhds. Brown Sugar,
6 ditto West India Rum,
IS boxes Dipped Candies,
IS ditto Brown Soap,
~ ditto Wipdser ditto.
My2s. 49,. &
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a1he banish psxatesrs IRE again son.
isg ou,, il 10 said, under great restrictions |;
hut they viii abuse any law their king may
make"
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward
RAN AWAY On tho 10th instsnA Rs111s
Cafpess, n sppesntiee % tKs MIN ts.+
NESS, abouk - years Of ags, abspt fyey ~
eleven inches Nh, IN. ss6lS H.
elcaths ss1ass - 6e.sEiesa q b Aad aeseeNl
suits. WAeevss VII aissas N 1870 sr
prentice and seews him h any isib tint { /
nay get him, q bring HIN 10 NE q ueeps
guam, Pines Ws.as county, Virginia, WIN.
receive the sb0vo s6ussA - :
An psrsons are sss~ssxsd Aafa.tiae kisG !.
At their peril go q. -. g y,
Kobe1t Wslih. :,
MAY 94->1e ssp3t =
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Public Sale.

1'ODJlC Sale.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust from WHalse
Rodssos to the subscriber, wAl DC sold e
auction, on the premises, on MONDAYths
18th inst at Il O'Clock, tho uexpired teeM
of that FARM adj acent to the town Of Alss~
andFja, wherein the sid William Hodges
hath for some years past resided, commoe6
called Belpse, containing about twelve s<tsa,
with the improvements thereon. rhers 60
about eight years yet unexpired in ttis lssss.
and the property is subject to an annual reaS
Of 8 lS6 IS.
At the same time will also be sold, 4 ~ -
ton. at Bellvue, sundry articles Of Hsm q,
hold Furniture.
Thomas Swami, 1syRet ;.
May IS.
AT the same time and place WI III al
30 be sold, three cows, two sows, o. ,e can.
some farming utensils and other art .cIas 81.
pertaining to sid hodgson's estass. -
John M''Iver.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26

BATTALION Courts Of EqiaN M,
IL b held n The court hoose oaSSsSncdsc
the seth inst for the sssessnens q. &aes>
and , LeSisaasy CssH WI u ~ 49,
sans place on saturday Tie ~ - g. ne,
hearing ofappeais and performias1eis a.
ties required by Law. The courts Win b
opened At ten O'Clock in the mesuing "a
each dy.
By order,
p. Triplett, Ade. ed |. m. d. q
Msy -.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31

It is COMMON among us to consider farner
rich who ownsa handsome farm free from iilcum-
brance even II he has Got muCh spaie money.
Land IS certainly valuable property possessed ei-
ther b} indiviauls or ty government. But the
fe,;eraliss nave represented ht couatry TO he IN
needy situation, fast ye,4ln2 to ruin in
quen1e Of the iaevitahie ei,fninution OF the re-
venue occasoned by the res'rctons Of commerce
for two years past. As many from the misfe-
presentations of the tory editors may be lei to
believe thai we are So too1 iaated," we arc ip,u-
ced to state such facts as viii ait, them in cor
rec. decision upon this subject. II is true that
tic revenue IS but trifiing compared with that
which accrued during Oar unrestricted conn
msrce; ye; the country is rich, aud every day
adds to the resources OF the naun, notwth-
sSand,ng the actual dminution oi the re lenue.
Ii may be asked how this Can be- HE aDs. cr
is, thar there yet remains upsold $50 aii'ons OF
aci cs OF land, belonging to the United States,
whose value increases IN greater ta'io thar mo-
ney at six per cent. The fact necas no eluci,,a-
tjon. There lands are worth two dollars All
acre, law of the o. States having fotbtu ihe
sale Of single acre for q less price, and much
of them in populous parts sell at much higher
rate. $50 900 900 of acres at only two dollars
an acrc,s,s All immense lEterest! All incaiculai!e
treasure Who tan say tia, tins country is poor,
with this bount.!ess tract OF llpds
Natioaa! -A2sis.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
Facts worth remembering.

In ,hc four years that lsderalis's were IN the
l tide of successful cx ,'egiment and guided the
helm OF the nation, the national debt was IN
creased about TWENTY MILLIONS, Until
il amounted 10 upwards Of Eighty AiH'toAs V
DcuGs3 ~! This fact no one can controscrt.
Mark the contrast.
The republican admin:s'ratloA has been IN
operation almost nine y,ars; and more thsr
FORTY MILLIONS Of thc pubic debt have
''esn paid !!
When the federal administration closed, thc-c
we're not in the treasurytwc millions oi dollars
BY the secretary Of the treasury $ late repo't
f',erc are now in the treasury about millions OF
dollars Yet, say the juEta, the coaatry is last
coming to roEerty.--.s