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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19
ReELDRIDGE, If. u. c.


" CHARLOTTE CouRT, LIST Oct. 1910. III
PLEASANT ROBARDS, stepen Robards.
n Joshua Richards, William Robards, Mar
tina Richards, Fancy Irby, who was Fanny
Richards, aud Judy Chandler, who was Judy
Robards, children and representatives OF
Martha Robards, who was Martha Wo-
AcA1vsT r > In Clanctry.
Thomas Womack, administrator Of William.
Womack, dec. William Womaek, son Of
Francis Womack, dec. Nhner Womack, Eli
Sabeth CauthOrn, who was Elizabeth yVo-
mack, and John Spradlin and Mary his
vile, which said Mary was Mary NVomsck,
Children and representatives of Abraham.
Womack, dec. William Womack, Ma
ry Owen, who was Mary Womack, and Mar
tina Womack, children and representatives
OF lsham Womack, dec. Francis Rice, Tho
mas Rice, Samuel Rice, Abraman Rice.
Isham Rice, Fanny Rice, Molly Cheatham,
who was Molly Rice, and Elizabeth Pucket.
who was Elizabeth Rice. children and repre-
sentauves OF Sarah Rice, dec. whowas Sarah
Womack, Francis Hamilton and Daniel Ow,
en- and Mary his wife, who was SIary TAMIL
ton, children and Representatives Nof JUDY
Hamilton, dec. who was Judy Womack.
Mary Mann, who was Mary Womack, Josiah
Hatchett, Joseph Tolbert and Martha his
wife, who was Martha Hatchc,t, and Judith
turkcrrng, who was Judith Hatchett, and
William Hatchctt, children and representa-
tives of Elizabeth Hatchett, dec who was Il
lizabeth Womack, DEFENDANTS
he Commissioners appointed under the
lnterlocutory Order made in this suit the 10th
day OF March, 1906, 10 make sale Of the ne,
groes and division Of the whole estate in the
said Interlocutory order mentioned made
their report thereon." "In confrmatior
whereof II is ordered and decreed. that the
sale and division therein mentioned madeby
the two Commissioners be established and
made final between the parties, and that
same, shelving their lineage and line Of repre-
sentation, &c. &c. as the subscribers will not
pay out any of the said Estate but 20 those
who come authorised rs above.
JAMES DUPUY, Jr.
Aotoway, s 60,
ASA DUPUY, Som s.
Prince Edgyard. {
Virginia, June %, 1911 (3tf. oe6w.)
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ROBr BAsHALL.

Nv Woodng from tle committee appointed 20
prepare Bill to amend TIE Act entitled. can
act to amend the several acts, heretofore
made % prevent unlawful gaming" rcpor.
ted tie following bll, On TUESDAY The Izth
instant Which is nUv- before the Legislature /.
BE % enacted b, fie Genera! Aese,3b1r. re-
whenever any person or persons shall h. cb,r.
ged, befpre any justice oftbc peace. With bav-
fng been guilty Of unlawfd gaming, IL shall b.
The duty Of such justice Of tho peace, 10 ise1e q
summons requiring such person or persons 10
appear before him, On p certain dav and pl,ce
TO shcv cause, " any BE- or they can. wl.y inao,
meni should hot be rendered against him or
them ~ Tic offence, with which he or tbrv
stand chargcd.--Wh.ch simmons SHALL h. ~
rectcd totac Sheriff or Constable. who are here
b. dTecrcd ana required to execute the Same
2. BE 10 further saaefeL That wheneyer inao-
mert shall be- rendered, against any person. CON
uoted ofuniawful gaming before Is, iusoc.. Of
the pc.tcc, agrccahly 70 u.c act entitled, " Ans,t
10 reduce into one tie several acts N prsveot
unlawful ganing,"if such psrson be not Orc en-
u shall BE lawiui, and e1ch Justice "a hcrtby
Sgeeted aod required, % award C4tiae In
bring DC OLE meier before him . be- dealt wifi III
the law directs which C05ias nav b.. dir,cf.d
10 tie Sherit or Constabie Ut tle county. ebo
sl'"I sab ah Convenient dis0atcs execute the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19

stS'cs u Psaessi',.nia Of Nov .Yort ,so,,.,
nae'N sncIiA.n The proposi,io ion for ,Ss J.. io
inoaopSiy lnr money! and our, ,;;s,,,,a;,'.
No. St ihe di,rent prospect held an !, ~
'4cis "e,guote Is by so ,nuch ,b ,,.,,, -. "a
'"i' AS At was Xpected. -i'S's
sr'01n ire Deaacratic pyr.s I
hANh OF The u. STATES
Our readers Viii rccollect that Ne ,verc ,,,o,,,
the hrsi, II not the very first in pro.c.,in.
.aihst tins institutions bcine. re-. .,,r,,..T3 T.,
'he Congress OF the United States. w. 49,;
our stand Upon the Constitution. en,l u,,,n ~,
SeNusioliAi ground we did our best to YEA, the
aIPiica.inn. Aware ofthe consequence wI.;rb
M she result from the Withdrawing from c;ren.
iaIion SO iars, CAPITAL, we had .coeat, 1Il, in.
'tIeo the directors OF the United State Raul.
70 Apply 70 the Legislature, of Penns,,y.r;,
Wnere no constitutional difficulties had a,v !, -
istcnce-suci m application was no, mall I'm.
III wihlh Anew days of the adjournment OF the
.cS'siS'aFe' we understand that dc trustees
oi TINS Dark ara about 90 make immediate, an Il.
ca'ioh u CIR Lcgisiature--we do no, know, The
uhouht "a Capital 10 be applied for, nor any of
VIC genera Gestures OF The act OF incorporation
Hol'ci'eo--'.- tie : aus on the part of The Bank.
represent u the state in the direction. th,
amount Of { pitat and the duration of The chr.
'er' are al things TO US unknown, we can have
no definite opinion rs to the policy or impolicy
OF granting 70 the trustees charter of ineorpo
ration, but the question is of magnitude and I'M
Portance, sufficient to claim as We doubt not it
VIII claim, o!ie serious attention og CIR General
Assembly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19

YVIbLiAM siiAPABD has jast recei5s
ware; II Bales Cotton ard an additions
al supply Of AMERICAN NTANUFAC-y
FORES--ar,ong which are $50 dozen fine
rory Combs, assorted sizes, equal if MT su
perioi to any inipoited,
DeceInl,e. ID
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19
BY the GovernOr Of the Communicable o
VIRGINIA,
A pRQCIANTATTON

EN HEREAS it has been satisfactorily re-
w presented to the Executive, that GER
tam Robert 3. Gibson, of the county of Cum
6eriand, who was confined in the jail Of Prince
Edward County, for trial in. the snperiorcourt
OF Prince Edward, charged with the murder
OF this brother-p-law) Samuel Pierce, made
ms escape from the said prison, ON the 9th
day or November last III do therefore by
and with the advice Of ;he1Council Of State.
hereby offer reward oftzvo hundred dok
larS, to any person or persons who shall ap-
prehend and convey to the aforesaid Jail Of
Prince Edward county, the said Gibson:-
and do moreover require all the magistrates,
sherlts, serjeants and constables, and cxhort
the good people of this commonwealth 10 use
their best erldeavors to arrest the said Ro-
bert b. Gibson, so that lac may be brought 10
justice.
Given under my hand as Governor and
under the seal of tie Commonwealth ar.
Richmond, this sixteenth day Of Decerp
Der, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred ard eleven, and Of
the commonwealth, the thirty sixth.
GEO: Ba. SMITH
n. B. Robert Gibson is about FIVE feet
ten inches high, dark hair, grey eyes, some
what inclined 70 corpulcnce, rather shortfa-
.ced and dark skin.
(4w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19

sane aad max. return thereof to the jtstc-
tfc:n 1hom il issao,l.
3. lad ts7t fers.Ss- esec:el. That every ,'cf-
son ei sun age, who shall he convicted, in my
court Of record, Of unlawful gaming with anin-
i,'i' tAer BY playing. on he;tins on the s:desdr
hands, 81 such AS do game with such infa!t.
shall, IN addition 10 the fine, anl forfeitrcs nGF
imposed by law for unlawful gaining, forfeit ana
pay the sum of dollars, Tor the use Of
the Commonwealth which shalt and may De
recovered. agreeSbly To The provisions of the
ID section Of tho act entitled, An act TO auiend
the several acts heretofore made TO prevent un.
lawful gaming Aud shall moreover be dee
med infamous, AMI suffer such corperal pun
ishment as III casc of wiliui perjury.
L. This Act shall commence and be in force
from and after the day OF next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19
TARTfLOUAKE.

Some pretty severe shocks Of an earth
quake were felt in this city between 9 and !
O'Clock and again about s'clock on the
morning Of Monday last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19

OICE-Thc undersigned, residing in
~ the county OF Charlotte, has commenced
practice IN the Superior court ofCaancery
at richmond. His attendapce at the County
and superior Courts Of Charlotte, Halifax
and Mecklenburg will be rtgul1, as hereto
fore. go
THOMAS Z, BOULDLN:
Charlotte, 18th Dec 1911. w8w.
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Dec 81 ls1t.

THE above y. B. would remain unnoti--
ed by me, bat The respect due 20 the public.
as well as to truth, impcls me % state that
there can be no sale 81 The property therein
mentioned but by myself The money for
wh'cii Gee deed Of trust was given has been
Ell paid Gas t.,e vouchers which have been
exhibited 70 several gentlemen. proyc) and
the bonds ore in my possession. cyccpG-e
tiiosc which are improperly withheld by snc
ycung men who advertise The sale.
JOHN MAYO.
December IL, 1911
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19
DEATH.


Departed This lIe, nj the Sweet Sprin..s, IN
Botetourt county, On the 29th ult. alter c short
Illness, which he bove with christian fortitudc,
Mar. N1LLIAI LEWIS, IN the Goth ycar cfkis
age Seldom has dca;k occasioncd more sin-
core regret 20 numerous acquaintance, :han
has been felt by the loss of this truly s;aiablc
and inestim2be mat. So respected was he
that he could number among his friends some
OF the ablest and most elevated men of cur
country-tor he WAS the patron of every thing
great and good, and cvciy man Of virtue, es-
teeineuit su honor 20 lee clasScs; in the number
OF hl9triends. The sulictude that ne adopted
arose ifom motives OF inclination and neccysi-
" retirement was pleasing, and rcpose from
the hustle and cares of public lie became
essential 20 his existence ON earth-But let il be
understood, that altho' lie could not from age
and iniirmity step boldly forward in defence Of
ms country, he WAS her decided friend; for he
was republican in heart and sentiment IIav-
ms sand thus much, i will not be improper. to
view hIin III domestic point. AS . husband,
when he was blessed in that harpy state, he was
KIND and induiSent rs father, fond and az
iectlonaie as a master, humane and generous
las friend, sincerc--and as a christian, most
dcYout. Such was the character of William
Lewis, and such the irreparTble loss his friends
and relations have sustained by his death!
- Some interesting structures relative 10 the
| Spanish Colonies, prepared for this DAYS Ar
| gus, are rcluctantly deferred till our next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19
Erfracf era ietter fran N5gicA., 10 genie.
MN II Eichmend. dated lsfh Rcc.

4" About O'Clock this morning I was A.
Weakened by a severe shock Of an earth
quake. an littlc after g there was another.
which shook my house 10 such a manner as
70 induce me To- um out Of u, experimenting
it would iaiL Last night pipe Of wine in
Mr.. Maitand's store was roe cd If The sk.Gs
--at Z here was another s'ig't shock"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19

nY Virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed
~ by Col. John Mayo, on the 10Th day of
March, 1908, for the purpose Of securing
me payment OF certain sums Of money there
IN mentioned, TO John Swami, executor of
Samuel Swami dec. will be offered for sale.
at Public Auction, for ready money, on the
18Th day Of December next, on the premises.
a certain TRACT or parcel Of LAND, near
the town Of Manchester, IN the county Of
Chesterfield, supposed to coptain 500 acres
and - poles, commonly callad and known
by the name OF BUCK-HiTA., f0sAtie pur-
pose Of raising between foAsand &c hun
drcdd9llars, being The balance due Bpfa one
OF the bonds mentioned in th6 efd Deed Of
trust.
THE TRUSTEES.
ltnve'hcf AZ, lolL tbs
N. y. In consequence Of tie indisposiiion
OF one OF the trustees, tic sale of Bdckhil as
notified nths above advertisement IS o,.,t-
poned unta Friday the l7th day Of Januar,
next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-19

Some interesting structures relative 20 the
spanish Colonies, prepared for this days Ar
gus, are Reluctantly deferred till our next.
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Eos rAE YlReiNlA ARcvs.
THE pIIiLAN'rHnoP1sT.
AZ. XE.

:, srri"y ardent irin asti'ui action that disiains
~, 10 lose n dcsti-'is- sictl noe pulse OF life,
h1i inisht be saved Ssra Thou. for coward CO se.
nnu herinsiPid pleasures, TO resign
! hc prize Of glory the Ssen suscts toll.
Ana Those tirh 'cNs. thas teach TIE truly great
To I've Tor oilers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03
October IS.

l 'fiE SUBSCRlBl.f<S haye on hand G,r
L pricate sale, at their Coqnanodious fye-byooS
Ware House and 1uction stare, on Carey sfyre, IL
bosite to Shncke-Ware- House 'F'
70 Hhds. and
100 BarreiS .EuSco2Qdo and Hcvanra supoy ~
Part Of Sehich is Of Prime qualify
oibafTefS fe'gsngton's loqf sugar
20 p.neAeo''S ;4"hgaa hMm Il Prime qua'ity-.
~ tc.pes L0naon FrticHlar .Haaeiya Uine--,
IS Pipes Ienerifc ditto
IO,O9V 20. Ccyee, Part The b,imest Green
oo nHdS. f>'!he f'eHnsylVaHia PhiSkey--
go Barrels BditiDtoye ditto
2OOO SackS Sah, a part Liverbooi .Giled--<
so Bdies spinning Cation
90 BGgs Pebber--
10 PIPES Cir
90 Boxes Fresh Chocokne--
20 Tors well assorted .Szpedish Hon--
20 Crates Queens Uaye-and a vayiefy of Dry
Goofs and ohey articles, too tedious to be mel.
toned.
Jheg expect soon 10 receipe about
100 Hhds 9fthe friuuest quality retailing Mo-
IaSgeS-dnd .
Continue 10 hoid auction sales on .Jaoydoy and
1hwSdaT an eGch srce@--they are also 6re6ared 20
MAKE Hberdf ddSanceS an cash on all kinaso Of yooda
iatHStea 20 their care, and bledee henaseiUes 10
fheir trends and tie Pa6Iic IN general that their
H7'fed and lnrensfseG eerfios Sgi be ased to giue
general satisfacfion.
They have and keco constantly ON hand n
supply " best FG0tilg fLOUR
NoncHro, RobHeo1 e. Piea-0nfs.
.3actieaeeys s. Comm. ,iIeychants.
November &c. ia,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

NROCERiES,.-- iiiiam Anderson. al
" the sign OF the PenitcntiarY store, has
lately receive d parcel of GROCERIytC from the
North, w.hch, added To- his ,,,mer sorl m.kes
the follow ii;s assortm cnt-- -
Liverpool Llo~n sal, III hus!.el tvi.icd sacks.
10 do ) do. common do
Brown & Losf SUG.sR,
Best Green Coffee.
Imperial, YcuEs Tyson and Souchonc Teas.
Fest Gunpowdcr, 90. in canistors,
Madeira, Sherry ard Lisbon Wines,
Long Cork, Claret and real port do. in bottles
Cognac Brandy and real foliand Gin.
Jamaica, 4tntiga and New-Eaglard Rum,
Whiskey, feaci. and Apple Brandy,
London BroownstCut Porter,
Mokss.cs, AH
Philadelphia and Swedish IRON.
German and Biistercd Steel
Nail Rods
Bes; Northern Cheese,
Do. Soap and Candles,
Chocolate,
$40 and io-1a WLN,D0W Class.
Iumblers, Nine-siasses and Dccante1x,.
Real Spanish Cigars,
Raisins in Boxes,
Soft shell Almonds
Ilotant Indigo, Fig Blue, Arnctto & Nayfscr
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Ailsiice. Pepper and Ginger,
stone Ware, assorted,
London Mustard,
Writing Paper,
Spinning Cotton,
~ On consignment, 1000 lbs prime Chewins
Tobacco S
The above articles win be sold, hy Wholesale AMI
!setd!i, at moderate prices for Cash Country pro-
duce OF Acceptanccsin town.
~, w. ANDERSON.
h'''hiohu' NOV. 10. WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03
HARPER's PATENT HEMP
W MACHINE, for breaking, beating and

NihLlAM HARPER's PATENT HEMP
w MACHINE, for breaking, beating and
swinging Hemp and Flax
Which can be set in motion either by manual la
bour, animals, wind, water steam.-Having dcyot-
cd considerable proportion of my time expcnce and
iabour to the construction Of this new and useful
venton--and being perfectly satisfied to ITS
superior advantage over all former machines for ST.
miiar purposes, have on the 18th of October last
secured the exclusive right to this machine by letters
patent from the government of the United States.
The simplicity OF the Machinery, and the low price
Ior Which II can be erected, the great ease with which
1t can be worked, and the great saving of labour and
consequently expcnee, with which its operations will
be attended, must render the possession of such ma
chime very desirable object to all those who raise
large crops of Hemp and Fax-a species of culture at
present of so much importance to the rising manu-
features OF this country particularly.
IL is my opinion that one horse power will be suif-
cient to drive a machine with SIX breaks and the
swinging knives, with as much ease as it could draw
a light plough, and those six breaks will require as
many men to attend them with one at the swinging
board-But as the iabour will not be heavy bows of
IL or Ia years, Or even women, might execute the
business we'll and this force will perform al least
40 times as much in one day could be done by the
same number OF common hand breaks and swinglers.
deem IL unnecessary to enlarge Oil the subject at
present, and sha only observe that all who have seen
the construction Of ibis machine have expressed of il
their highest superintendent that am now erect
ing machine in this place to be driven by water
which will be ready in six eight weeks so as to as
certain the cxpcnce Of its erection and test its utility
upon Hemp which is ready for the brcak-so
that the members Of the next General Assembly and
others who may wish to- view the machinery during
the session may have opportunity Of seeing il in
operation, and its constructions after which shall be
able to state the precise number of pounds each break
can prepare per day aud It's comparative Superiority
over the present method ofusing Hand Breaks Ac
cordgg 70 the best OF my judgment, the common
hand break can produce fi'om75 TO f00lbs per day-
A model and schedule viii be furnished to all those
who purchase Patent Right
WIN. HARPER, PATENrEE
November 10. ,rA,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

HOME MANUFACTURES.-The sub-
i Il q ,scriber offers for sale, at the BONES
~ MAt5 ne two doors above the Eagles
Iavern--White and coorcd Spun Cotton. Cot,o,
Sheeting, Shifting, Bed-ricks, Jeans, Fancy Corhs.
Eustians, Chsmbrays and Stripes, twied and plain
Whe and fancy Vestins, Shawis, Diapers, Damask
Ci ao,e C C' Napkins. foweiling, &e.-Broaa
Cloths, Cashmere and Cassinetts-Linen and To;S
cloth. M Ao~
"A full assortment of Hats and Hatter's Trim u;nys
bottied Porter Ale-20 casks best Goshen Cheese
Richmond Gun-Powder and Patent Shot.
ID. j. BURR
o. 1aw6w
O. A constant supply OF Cot Nails. Brads. Snrrs
anu racks, ON consignment from uorthern manufae.
tories, for sale at low prices.
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II EATHER & HARDwA r.

EAIHER & HARDWA E.-The sub.
= - scriber respectfully in ms the Public.
that he has just received and for Sale opposite de
Edel Iaveya, fresh SUPPLY OF the best .VORT,Hc
ER.N LE.4IWER--Consisti Of
Spanish and Slaughter,
Soal and Upper Leather
SSirting, Harness and Bride Leather.
Caii-skins, Bont Legs and roundings,
mp skins, LOG Skins and Sheen Skins.
B!ack and Russet naYsing and linn., tIIDBS.
Bindihs,, We!tng and Buck skins
biack, Green, Red and Yellow Moroc en- skins
CJ IoSether svith ar Eiegant assoyt1yeyt of J,I,.
ted and Common .S.7DLERY-Cops;stin NJ
piateti, polished and timed Stirrup irons
fiated and timed Birdie bits newest patterns
Brass, plated, polished and timed Buckles.
Martngale Hooks,
Plated and Brass Nails,
COCK eyes, tug buckles and ITames
Cat and wrought sadders Tacks different s;ze.
Spurs, Whips and Curry Combs,
Mems, Women's and Chair Saddle Trees.
StTalning, girth and Diaper Webbs
fiated and brass, Carriage and Gig Harness
Mounting, in Sets,
rated Moulding, Carriage and Gig handles
Saddlers' Plush and Binding,
DIX Cord, Shoe-tbread, Webbing & Rristles
Curriers', Shoe Makers and Saddlcrs Tools-wi,l,
= large supply of BRUSHES, consisting of Hand.
tieartfi, Furniture, Floor and Sweeping Brushes
Cloth, Hair, Horse and Silver-s,niths do
Tanners, Curriers', White-washers Painters and
Hatters Brushes-An of which will be sold LOW for
CASH, wholesale and retail
JOHN DIcPHER SOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

EANCY GOODS C MILLINERY--Po-
y bert Dav'dSoH has rust received a hatd-
Some assortment Of .54.VCY COODgsS .gfJrIL
yyERf, which he offers for sale Composite the .j,os.
TsverD,( on The most reasonable te. ms The MN.
nery and .faafza-gjfatiAg will be attended 20 by
Wiz OshuAon rs iorheriy All ORDERS viii pupc--
,u",t e1eSc'eu, a'a ~ the most fashionable
<. ID. having made arrangements to Droc,.r gse.s
re north the newest fashions Oh thu s!lor;c ice.
Nov. f2. ~
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WASHINGTON, Nov. %.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 90.
Inc following interettiny paper, the An
maj Report OF the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury, was yesterday laid before both Houses
u Congress. We recommend it to AN a,,cn-
tive perusal. Nat. Int.
TREASURY DEPARTMENTS,
November 22d, 1871.
ptRt prepared in obedience to the act enti-
tied" An Act to establish the Treasury De-
partment"
Fhave the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Sir, your Cbedient servant,
ALBERT GALLAI1N.
The Honorable the Sneaker
Of hse House IF REPRESENTATIVES
REPORT:
. In obedience to the directions ofthe " Act
Supplementary to the Act entitled can
Hct to establish the Treasury Department"
The Secretary of the Treasury respectful
- submits the following Report and Esti-
mates
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
l. To the end Of the year 1871.
The actual receipts into the Treasury.
1pring the year ending on the 3Oth of Sep
tember, 1871, have consisted of the following
Customs, sales of lands arrears re-
payments, Il all other branches Of
revenue, amounting together, rs
appears by the statement (E) to g l3541Af6 81
Temporary loan of 31st December
1910 2,75o,ooo
~. ----
iotai amount Of receirrs 1891 ,ii6 81
Missing together with the balance
ir the Treasury the first of
October 1910, and amounting to 3,459,O29 7e
An aggregate Ut I9,75O,i76 O9
Iae disbursements during the same
year have been as followeth,
viz.
Civil department, including mis-
eelancous expenccs and those
Incident to the intercourse with qs.t
foreign nations 5 f,s6o,sss IS
.trmy, Notifications,
arms 4 arsenals, 2,l29,OOO
Navy Department o,136,O0O
Indian Department. l42,725
----- 4,io7,72s
Payments for interest on the pub
lie debt 2,225, 800 93
NI"Dan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-03

M GRErTER, Jewelier, Niain-street.
NAs has received an elcy;nt assert
ment OF the most fashionable JEWELRY, together
With an extensive assortment of Silver ard Plated
Goods, Swords, Drks, Epau.os It's, &c. &c. which, in
addition to his or,ner stock, renders his assortment
as extensive AS any in the City
\. b. a few diamond Rings for SALE
Nov. Is wEN