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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
(,Ny dab<ovsty.)
ANAcr

Waking an anpropristien for the pur-
pose offrying the practical use of
the Torpedo or snb.msrine explosi-
o..
BE il cractcd Nv the Senate and
House of Representatives os the u
mites States cf America in Congress
That u SIM not exceed,ng
Eve thousand dollars be, and the same
- her by appropriated, payable cut of
any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, TO sdefray the ex-
ponse which shalt be Incurred in a.,
ny actual rxpsrimsnts. when the Pre-
sident Of the United States shall deem
IitexpeIient 10 cause such experiments
TO be made, which shall be made un-
der the i'm :nediste direction ofthe Sc
cretery of the Navy, for the purpose
of ascertaining with precision, how
Tar the torpedo or submarine explosi-
4 ms nav be usefnlls explored as en-
gipes ofwsr, who is hereby directed
to report to Compress the result OF.
the experiment with his opinion there.
on.
j. 3. vARNUM,
Speaker oftae House o Representatives
GEO: CLINTON,
cs-Presideat eftAe United States and
President 81 THE Senate.
March 80, 1910.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
JAMES MADISON.
AN.Acr


To make public a road in Washington
County, in the district Of Columbia.
BE it enacted bv the Senate and
House Of Representatives of he Uni.
I'D States of America, in Congress
assembled, That the road heretofore
opened Nv the conseSt OF the owners
CT the land ever which The same pass
ed, from the line OF the district Of Co.
iuinbia, through the land of Iohn
Masters and John L. Naylor, 10 the
lower bridge over the Eastern Branch
of Potomac river, shall b., and is
hereby declared 10 he a puhl,c high
way & shall be kept in repair, as other
public roads in Washington county. in
the district of Columbia, ara kept in
repair.
Sec. 2. And be Il further enacted,
That three commissioners to be mutu.
ally appointed by the levy court of the
county oil Washington, IN the district
LOT Columbia, and the proprietars of
the land over which the said road does
on may pass or be laid out, be, and
they are hereby appointed commissi-
onsrs, and they, or majority of them,
are hereby authorised and empower
cd, TO review the said road, and TO
cause he same to be surveyed and
laid out, not exceeding thirty feet in
width, and TO cause a plot TO be made
thereof, and return the same, under
heir hands aud seals, to the clerk of
Washington county, to be by him re-
corded among the land records OF said
county.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted.
That the said commissioners or a ma
jority OF them shall ascertain and va.
Tue the damage which any person
through whose land the said road pas
ses, may sustain, by making the said
road public highway, and shall re-
turn to the Levy court of Washington
county, a certificate Of such valuation,
he amount of which shall be levied
" said court or the assessable proper
= OF said ceun.y and the city OF Wash.
ngton, aud paid over 10 the person
n persons entitled to receive the
same.
]. B. VARNU NJ,
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Valuable Property
r r
S AL E..

{ IN "Wednesday the 18Th day of April
= ensuing, wiiibe sold, at Public Auce,on
near the premises, that beautiful and most
assirab,c situation belonging to Mr. 1ededi.
al Allen, near this property of Mrs Craig.
lit has-oI II handsome franc dwelling
1ouss with good kitchen, smoke hruse,
dairy srd stable--a well of The best water
N The city OF R'chmcn'l.- rhe lot contains
one Acre, bsing originally TWO half Acre
iots aud has the advantage Of beng bonn
9ea on three sides by streets, is high.
~ improved, having a falling garden
W i,onF ana large and beautiful garden At
.he back OF the house, ard for agreeable.
ness OF situation and saiub.ity Of air may be
estimated among the best in the city.
six' Twelve and eighteen months credit
WIZ be gwen, by giving notes with ap-
proved sndorsers negotiable at the Bark
-o' Virginia land a deed ct trust on the
properly e secure the payment of the Rotes
Still & Brooke, Auct'rs.
Richmond, s2d March, 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
any ard.
10 Let con Lease OF from FIVE Il
twelve Years,

twelve ears,
THAT ValuaSis Tan. Y ara, with its appur
aenaaces belonging ,se Estae Of the iatt
Nj Jacob Bccklus, situated on tie Main
Street ofshis Cry, between the Capitol anG
the BASIN. Inls valuable property cnnsists
OF bali acre cornsr Lot, hspang taereon en-
extensive LANYARD, large Bark
HOUSE, two Bark Mills, Beam House, Car.
TyIng Shop Leather Cellar AID DRYING
Lots, with every necessary Convenience for
HAVING fTon, 2 20 8 Thousand Hides Ian'd
per yeaT.--also good Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Ceiiar, 5 a6;e and Garcen - The
House and Garden have lately been Yepair
&c, and the Tan. Yard will be fuliy repair.
ed shortly after bejsg st. Cor term,
sEpiy to the Executors, who once more so.
Ici. those indebted 10 said estate to make
payment, bsfore the thirty FIRST OF May
mex, no ienser Indulgence wall se given.
y. late
John Prosser "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

Statement of the capital of the seve.
raj branches, and of the Bank of the
United States, and Of the amount
OF discount by tho last received re.
turns.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
N o T E S.

ca Dividends falling short OF the
rate OF eIghtPer cent per annun.
(6)lncludIHg extra dividends.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-12

any debt Oh engagement, wb;eh
IN their name, rot cont ainjc,, M@y De m,d.
restriction TO the effect aforesaid alton .,
art. 26 'fhe president and did,,
have power Ia majority oi their n.1 Ss sh
Der coneurring) to make, revisa whole hun
nul all such rules, orders or i've ,'' ORA.
government Of the company and ~, laws brAe
officers, servants, and afl,,irs ., ~" oitheir
from time to time lhink evnoI;., 'ey nv
ISOLATION. e' OIL Ills as.
Arf. IT The president and dirc...
have power to petition Tor an A., =, r.'fS Shall
ration, and to accept such act, Or ~ h "cGipo-
may seem to them calculated 10 nro r"ssf as
interests OF this association r'''Aalc lie
H't. % Any number oissockho !
less than twenty, who toye;ber sh. V'vSs "a
pFletors oil two thousand shares, nav ~, &c prof.
purpose relative To the institution. At 'ot my
Apply 70 the president and ciroc.a'" ~! unsI
a general meeting Of tie stockhoder. " Ca
by them refused, the said mmh.n - and u
FOLDERS proprictors OF not less tan ,t l., s0cS'
Der OF shares, shall huye power To- CALI IN a "u''
raj meeting OF the stockholders, r;1! S.'S,
least sixty days notice in anc nspap e. nr $ :"
ed within the town of flexan,ia, sr.lr M'-
in such notice the object or ob;eo.s cf
all " Suca
Art. 20. This association shall ,or,;,
without Limitation. But nevertheless tSa ,,,u'
prletors of two thirds Of tie capital s,oc rs =,
the company may BY their concurrent W .. - =,
general meeting to be caIIed fer the, INV
pose, dissolve the sane at ally pcriod #, :,
the ye.r of our lord ore thousand eipb, bnn
dred and thirty: Provided that notice If sn,h
meeting and lis objects Stall be published II
two or more newspapers printed within IN.
district Of Columbia, Tor at least three ponII
successfully, previous to The time apDuule
for such meeting.
Articie 50, On the dissolution Of hi,
association, whenever the same shall be DE-.
tcrmined on, effectual measures shall be in.
mediatrly taken by the president and d.
rec,ors then in olficr, tor closing all the
concerns of The COMPANY, and ter dividing
the capital and p,of:s which nav rrmaa
among the stockholders, IN proportion 10
their respective lnl,r, sea
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-12
Joseph H. MandcviIlc
Oct. H..

L.EEpV tLP.YgJ
1ooo ,,,sha1s = ;verro,., an irbor silt
Sooo p ;noa ~ 'U'. 49,, w.. Al'''" ''
o. hansheaJ. M,,'r,vs>,o spcsr
so t hErels ~ d.
~ pa, nshs., Ne~ 0r,e.ns 10
rooo ,n, 49, nrsan r, aaa IN bh1s & hoc,
o oooo w, w. IL III 80 49, T1n ~
snoo WI Dace G;nr,r
oooo W. 49,"
80 . nos LEW Wis.,
90 d;tto NJ, r..,a,rI prra
70 ;,,,od rsoI,ss
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-12
FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for 8 - acle' oJ he.
~ living in the county OF tairlaN, I R"vru,
ing Dart of the tract of land called :; Civ dol
wort1," the annual rent of which a IS al
lars. 1t is about nine miles Eo',' n.s mo mead
the Little River Tusnpike ROAD r''' nypenieos
it. There is on said farm VIZ aond sppls
dwelling and farm houses anu as in clover
orchard, and about sixteen acre. Uncut tbs
equal to any in the neighborhosouv, Of excel
Il: ,: :;;e nd {: ? $; *, % ;: s: e:
fencing in tolerable repair II " - viii IessS
posed Of by the first of OCTOBER - make IA
It for lives. 1t is SO situated as 10 10 purchs
tenemcnts. Any person wls 'lil, o1ease apply
or lease said farm for lives WI" .ha r PREMISES,
to the subscriber residing on Of, the nTpp,yell, /
olepll staHtfI
July 81.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-12
Platter Paris afIoat.

70 tons Plaster Paris, on board the brig
Commerce, Capt Stevens, from Boston,
Far Sat By
Lawrafon & FoWle.
Oct. II.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-12
Articles of AHociation

Forming Companq 81 limited Partnership,
to establish a Bank zUithin the 7or0n q
.dkxandrio, to Be deilomindtsd the
FARMERS BANK
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Il weuld indeed have been Fortunate for that
young and novel institution. If the latter commit
tee Tor such one 40 that was) had performed
The duties assigned by the Legislature to the for
mer. In that case. the 1888 cavalry swords,
bove stated, instead Of amounting to S 1905, ac-.
cording to the valuation Of the FIRST committee,
would, according to the report of the last com.
mittee. amount TO S 2767l The SIS artillery
swords, instead Of g 1898 50 cents, would i.
mount TO s. 216% so cents, and the 500 pistols.
instead Of s. 9018, would amount TO S 1920 -
So wide 10 the difference in the value reported by
the t~o committees. relative to these three spe-
cies of arms only. that the number of cavalry
swords. artillery swords and pistols stated above
wsuld amount to eleven thoasand six hanaS<ed and
sssnfy Green dsiiays and ninriy cents more, acoor
ding to the prices stated by the last committee,
than BY the prices arbitrarily set upon them by
the first committee. AS the original cost of ma.
nufactured articles must depend on the prices of
the materials and workmanship employed in their
fabrication, il would have been no less absurd in
the committee to have stated in their report, that
each person Of whom the various materials were
purchased, and those by whom the work was ex-
ecuted, should be compelled TO receive no high.
or prices for those materials and that labor, than
such &C the committee should chuse to dictate
Justies to the commonwealth. and to that public
Institution, required that the coHimittee should
have ssoertaned the amount of mosey drawn
from the funds appropriated f,r making arins, &
also the purposes to which it had been applied |;
this they should have done. not from a statement
Of the auditor. or Of myself but from the vouch-
ers in the public Offices, upsn which the money
was Psid-to what purpose is Il that vouchers s.
documents are kept In tn. public Offices, If the
servants of the people when appointed to exa
| mine into important f,cts to which those vouch
ers relate, and Of winch they afford the most au
shentlc information, will not apply to .heml
~ JOHN CLARKE.
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Difference,
5 1ol34 SO

I BY CHS finesse ofthe committee, in pretending
% set ayaiue upon the above articles, (sxclusj1s
~ Jthe finished anuskets, they entsavor 10 make
1taPPear that they amount to Gols. IOl34 IS less
Ehan they nave IN reality cost the commonwealth
AND have Land that sum upon the muskets, in adj.
diton to their actual cost order that If should
appear that those articles, for the making of
which, the mandatory was principil ly erected.
20 wit: Muskets, had cost an enormous price.
and that more money had been expended in ma
ENG tns m, than ought to have been: With what
view tins fdIlacIous coursa was adopted. iea,a
my country men TO decide. Had the Legislature
de.'red that the articles manufactured should be
Nsuedo Of aPprsiseds they would certainly have
detected tor that purpose, men WHO could not be
aniertsted IN the reTnstes degree, in the yaluati-
or they were 10 make, and such as were well
acquainted with the prices given at other manu-
factories for the execution of such work Yere
ahe members OF that committee who did attempt
twi,1out orders fr0n the Legislature J to value
ahat work, men Of that description
Bul let us compare the value set upon the arms
made al the institution, by the committee in
QueeGon: and the prices of such arms stated b,,
q committee Of the last Legislature, in their re-,
port made TO the House, on MONDAY, Ianusr,
%9tb, 1910, and published IN the Virginia Arons
edited by The public printer.
The fret nsntioned committee valued the
ID. C..
Cavalry swords without scabbsrds at s 90 each
ARTILLERY Swords at4 20
Pistols ais 90
The Last committee have estimated those ar,;-
eles az follows;
y. e.
Cavalry swords wlthou scsbbsrds at 7 OC each.
Aruiiery swords without Scsbbards ST s so
Pistols sts 90
Here 10 an astonishing difference between the
2r,ces OF The same srticles, as reported by two
different committees, each appointed by the lie.
Esl1tUre Tor . similar pUrpo.e. he one acting
curing The se9aion, which ended in the year 1905,
ana the otter during II AZ which ended in 1910
The prices esumatcd by Tie last committee are
, 2 more for each cavalry sword, 6 Q 80 moro
90 etes artillery sFord, and 9 more for each
Tiso than q ooe articles were valued at bv tire
u ~ oomm'ttee which Is upwards ofone f5urth
more az the vslue of those srtics, than the first
committee c0ose 10 6x upon tben1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04
April IS.

VIRGINIA AT a oupeil5r LOU -, I.I..,.
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the City OF
Richmond, the 2ith day of February, 1870
Thomas Miller, jr. RasntiF
AGAINST
Joshua Owens and Francis Lynn, Elizabeth
Jones, James Jones alias Niscebo,, Milly Jones
alias Macaboy, Nancy Jones alias Macasoy, John
Jones alias Macaboy, Robert Jones alias Maca
boy, Rowzie Jones alias Mscabey, ----- WI
son and Betty bis wife, Benjamin Macaboy,
Polly Macaboy, Thompson Macaboy, Murthy
Macaboy, John Macaboy and Cuthbert Owens,
Defendants
The defendants Thompson MAcaboy and 70
bert Jones alias Macaboy not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of 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 plsintif by counsel, It is ordered Tha,
the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day of the next term, and answer thu bill of
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order b.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months success.
sYety, and posted at the front door Of the Capitol
In the said city
4 Copy. Tests,
PETER 7lNSLEr c.
april Is Wv
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a Superior Court os Chance
ry, boldcn at 'he Capitol, in the city OF
the goth day Of February. 1910
James Ritchis & Co. Ra;nlifs.
AGAINST
Moses Green, who was Executor Of William
Green, Ann Green widow and rel.ct Of William
Green, deed. Elizabeth Grees, widow, devsee
and execu,rix OF William Green, jr. decd Fran.
els Wyatt, Green, Peter Mayre aud k.lesuor his
wife, JOHN poindexter, Henry Camp and Eliza.
beth lus wife, George Thomas 4 Mary his wife,
Daniel S,ringsr and Aiiily his WIFI, Na,hanici
Pmkard aud Lucy Coleman his vile, and 81 "a
beth Slaughter; and the heirs OF Iohn Green, to
Wit: the same Moses Green, Thomas Hove and
Elizabeth his wife, John w Green, only son and
heis OF William Green, who WAS son and heir OF
the said John Green, decd. and
daughters and co-heircsses of Robert Green, whu
WAS also a son of the said John Green, deceased,
Defendants
THE defendants, Elizabeth Green and Fran.
ces Wyatt Green, not having entered their ap.
pearance and given security according to the &C,
Of assembly, and the rules OF this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of tire court that
they not Inhabitants of this country on mo.
ton oithe plaintiffs by counsel; Il Is cr,!ered
That the said defendants do appear here on the
ftrst day OF the next torn, and the bin OF
the plaintiffs /; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
m the city OF Richmond, for two months success
sively, aud posted 1T The front door OF the Carl
tol in the said city
4 Copy. Taste,
April 10 wSw
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO THE PEOPLE OF vlxGiNIA
No XIII.


To ahord the committee every means Of infor-
matisn within my power, relative to the cost Of
the various articles manufactured At the armory,
previous to the LIST October. 1905. to which date
sbe accounts Of the operations of that establish.
ment were ssttled up The books Of the institu-
S'on, and my reports, which had been annually
laid before the Legislature, were put into their
hands, with view to aif0rdinG them an oppor-
eunty Of making comparison thereof, with the
documents in the Auditors Office, which had
PASSED through my hands, and which would have
enabled them to have detected any errors, fl had
made any, in my statements. But with these
Docks and statements, (she wing tho costs of the
arms,) before their eyes. they made a statement
which they must have known could be disproven
by resort to documents. but they also knew that
At the time it was laid before the house, at the
close Of its session, the purpose which it was in.
tended to answer, woaid be effected before the
comparison could b made.
The following comparative statement iheus
She real cost Of the articles alluded to as stated
IN the books, which were put into the possession
OF the committee, and the value or rather the un.
der-value which the committee chose to oct up.
On theme
Real cosf az pe, Talaasion ~
-. :. =: I0sksG fawetfs. tae esasmfs.
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TOR SALE, at tho Vendue Office of the
q Subscriber,
20 20 b bbIs' MuscovadO Sugars.
10 hhds Philadelphis Loaf Sugar,
20 hhdS Antigua Rum.
pipes real Cogniac Brandy.
20 bbls Apple Brandy,
HaFe's Beer IN barrels and hzlfbsrels,
COO sacks Liverpool ground Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and tierces,
A quantity Of Seine Tw,ne,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
and Sonchong Teas,
20 boxes brown Soap,
Raisins in boxes and kegs, and many othsf
articles
JAMES Brown, Ir. Aae',.
Escch2. IT
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April i3

V.IRGINIA-Ae v Sup nor Cou.g I = a,
cely, holden at the Clpitol, in the CITY of
Richmond, the frst day Of February, 1910
ChAm2e overwhelmingly, EyointiT.
AGAINST
Thomas Muller, William Miller, E lmuud Pen
dleton, tmes Duniap, survivor of Dunlops' and
Cross, Henry Wrgit and Robert Wright, exc.
cutors OF James Wright, d cd George Catlett,
w 'li'am Sale, John 6 Cstlett. Samuel Sale John
boutwell,, William Bernard. executor Of John
Hopkins, deed. lane Sale, Margaret Hard, exc.
cutrix OF Jnhn Hord. decd Reuben Turner, Vel
verton Stern, executor If Peyton Stern, decd
Reuben Saunders, John Turner and George Ter
reli, former high tReriff of Caroline county,
Dsferddnts.
THE defendants, John Dunlop and Samuel
Sale, noe having entered their appearance and gil
ven security according to tine act of assembly, and
the lies OF this court, and it appearing 10 the
satlSf,c'on OF the court, that they are not
inhabitants of this country on motion Of the
p!alsttf, by counsel: II is ordered, That the said
DESCENDANTS do appear here on the first day Of the
next term and ans wer the bill Of the plaintiff 4
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond, tor two months successiyeIs, and posted
at the front door of the capitol in the said city.
Copy. 1ts,e.
PETER >TTNsLEr, c. c.
April - w8w
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April -.

" 1RoiNIA-Ats Superior Court of Guam
v Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 18th day OF February, 1910.
William Triplett, Plaintiff.
AeAIEsT
William 6 rrard and Frances his wife, late
Frances Bullet, James HUE and Helen his wife,
late Helen Bullstl, William Barnss and Sarah bis
wife, late Sarah Bullet, Thomas J. Bullett and
Sophia Bullet, deyisees Of Cuthbert Bullet, de
ceased, DefcnJants
THE defendants, Thos J Bullet, 4 William
SarraFd and Frances his wife, not having entt r..
ed their appearance, and given security accord
ing to tae act OF assembly, and the rules Of this
court, and /; appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court, that they not inhabitants Of this coun
try : on moton'of the plaintiff, by counsel 4.
IS orderss, That In. SAID defendants do appear
here on the FIRST day Of tue next term, and an
swer the bill ofthe plaineitf and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some ne wspa.
per published in the city OF HI hmond. for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol IN the said city.
ID CeS,. Iese,
PETER 7INSLZT 8 Z.
APrli ii. WSW
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IL Csuncii, March ga, 1910.
NJ OT1cE--In pursuance Of an act Of the Ce.
" neral Assembly, passed at the last sessi.
on Eotics is hereby given, that sale Of the
PUBLIC PROPERTY,
at the Point of Fork, will take place, on Thurs.
day the Oath day of May next, on the premises,
on a credit of twelve months Bond and security
10 be approved by the Executive, will be reoui-
red. For information respecting the property.
er7uirs Of Doctor John Willis Of Eluyanns coun.
ty.
sAMUEL COLEMAN, a. c.
March 27. 8v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04

aS7 rihes. some without
and some with short
bayonets, wipcrs, &c
nt the prices specified
In my books < state
ments which were
put into the hands Of
the committee,
S07 rifles with long bay
onets, bullet moulde,
DC. at prices stated va
aboycS =
1925 large pistols for
carrying musket balls
ut prices stated as a.
bove, the committee
have only noticed L..
sos but the vouchers
slew the number
here given,
1888 cavalry swords at
prices stated ~ above
mentioned
d polished iron scab.
cards, at prices stated
:. rs above mentioned,
ass polished ron sc alb.
cards, lined with
wood, at prices sta.
ted rs above,
2e77j,psnned iron scab.
bayds,
S3S ar,illery swords at
prices stated as above
400 powder horns at
prices stated az above
$Yo sets OF tips for lea
tier SC abba, DIS for ca.
valry swords at prices
stated AZ above, the
committee have only
noticed $50 sets, but
ahe vouchers shew
the number to be az
! have hsre stated it,
ass set tips for artille.
ry sword scabbards
at piicss stated as IA
boye,
$50 do. do. do do
So do do. do. do.
Amount Of the work.
nanship Of the re.
pairs Of old public
nuskets, swords, &c
at the mandatory CT
arms, previous to the
Asst October, 1908, as
stated in my books &
reports, laid before
tho committee, but
they have not menti.
oned this work in
their report
Materials on hand,
Component parts OF
arms on hand, in va.
rious stages Of com.
pletion,
80 tons 200 cwt scrsPi-
ron. at SO dolls. Pec
z ton,
al22o lbs. scrap steel -
7cents peril.