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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-13
FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has iMpor'e7l 3
the ship Boston, Captain finley. jas -.
rived from England, a GeneY /.
sortment of FALL GOODS, whcs
offered for sale BY the package or piece.
9 mo. Is es
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-13

James English & John Poe,
Respectfully inform their friends ana
'be public in general, that they have pu'
chased MIR. James Arderson's Estabii, h
ment, at the upper end of King street
have formed partnership, and intene
transacting general
/ Flour and Grocery Business,
under the fun Of
English and Foe.
From their extensive acquaintance il
the adjacent counties, and their know
ledge of the business in which they ar,
engaged, they expect to be enabled Il
gle confidence and satisfaction to Those
dealing with them.
October 9 eoSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
100000
CENTS
4sooo,ooo

Receipts from loans and treasury
notes:
Loans under the act OF 18th
Nov. 1874 243,SiI 80
Do. do. 81 March. 1916 3ls,675 80
Do. temporary loans 10000
Amount actually borrowed
to 30th Sept. 1873, 7i2,5SG 81
Treasury mites: amount issued prior
TO tie lst October, l5i6, under the act of
oath February, 1915.
Notes Bearing IN
terest per state
ment /. 4,27A.s0o
Small treasury
notes not bear
ing interest, a.
mount isSued&
re-issucd 5,773, Ice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

on TIE ISL OF Jan. 1917,
tlie sum of 1904, 730 05
OF which sum if is estimated that To-
100000 will be IN cash, and the re-
naiuder in Treasury notes, principally
issued underline act of the 21th of Feb
ruary, 1919, which cannot be reimbursed
without an appropriation for that pur-
pose.
Notwithstanding ihe favorable situati-
on Of the Treasury, the disordered state Of
the currency still continues to embarFass
the fiscal operations ofthe government.
The expectation which had been formed,
that the demands upon lie Treasury, in
the eastern section Of the Union. might
be paid in ihe local currency hN ihe end
Of the year, has not been realized. To
discharge the claims in that quarter ari-
sing FROM ihe interest and reimbursement
Of tie public debt, which viii be PAYABLE
on the LIST Of January next, small ife1su-
ry notes must he issued, or temporary
loan must be obtained from tie Bant of
tie United States. to the amount Of lhose
demands. The latter alternative lias been
cmbJaced, and q proposition for that
purpose has been made 70 lie bank. and
has been i5vorabIv received l,y them.
When those claims are satisfied. there
VIII be no further embarrassment until
tie next quarterly payment of interest
To prevent the necessity Of rce0riiDr A.
gain TO loans, for that object, the reissue
Of Treasury Notes, OF al descriptions,
should be discontinued. When this
coarse is adopted and persevcred in, ise
revenue in that quarter will be collected
10 current molsy. anu will be more than
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

public creditors. The more certainly to
effect that object, il IS respectfully re
conn ended, that an appropriation be
made during the present session of Con
gress, for the reimbursement Of tlie whole
OF the treasury notes, ISSUED under the
act OF the 9th of Feb. 1915. The trea-
smry notes issued under the preceding
laws, have either been reimbursed, orpro-
vision made for that object during the last
quarter of the year. The acts under
which they issued, having, by apprOpria-
tons, provided for their reimbursement,
no further appropriations are necessary
for that purpose.
Ofhe Public Delft.
The funded debt contracted before The
late war; which was unredeemed OF the
LIST of January, 1915, amounted, as ao-
pears by statement 3. 10 $3.50, sos II.
BY the same statement, ii appears, thar
the funded debt contracted on accountof
the late war, amounted on that day 20
65, 94t4Sf 90.
Making the whole funded debt, on the
lstofJaauary, 1916, amount 10 l0t,25S,
81 6.
To which must be added temporary
loans, viz:
Due the state Bank, Boston, 5ooA0o
Cumberland Bank. Maine, 5o,O11
Banks in the Dis. ofCol. 1880
State Of New-Tork, S5G,G)D
1.G75,O0J
Making an aggregate amount, on that day,
Of iO5,s50,3n Os.
TO this amount there has been added
between the first day of January, 1916,
and the 30th OF September, the following
sums, viz.
per cent stock of 1914, 29,s0l 81
6 per cent stock ofl8I5, 335,44S so
6 pr.ct. Treasury note stock, 5S,2i5 79
per Cent. do. 4,570,G21
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
necember2l.

DUCtfiON.--Thc Subscribers School fof
~ ins yc'r VIII hr opened Oh the 18TH Jana7f chsI
linz. If0diHg. gFgifiNr, -4Tifhwefjc, E1rffsA ~
mar. GccgrdPkr, irfh nc use otfhc GtobcS, ~.
~, Btri,'s Iecf"rcs. NafscWatics, csiG ne. = ~
foucN0fcwiu lie TAUGHT. and the Students cfiticsiS
missed Tie end Of each Session
Monthly Tickets viii be Forwarded to parents e ~
and wards.
Price for hoard and tuition, no. 70 he paid qusfts
y in sdvance--erc If lodging aud candles include
= 1zn. JAMES BIAES. n.
Forhs Of HaHgser, Dec,l7. % tgSso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

Making the whole public debt, on the
3Oth Of September, 1916, as appears bv
statement c. amount 70 los, 745. 8i3, 90,
viz.
Old funded debt, 37.4o4, 2e7 OF
New funded debt, II ,20I ,55I %
Temporary Loan, $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
Treasury Department,
December I6th, 1910

Treasury Department,
December l6th, 1916.
SIR,
l have the honor TO transmit here
with report prepared in obedience to
the Act supplementary to the Act enti-
tied an Act 10 establish the Treasury De-
partment."
have the honor to be, very respectful
Is, sir, your obedient servant,
VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
TIE honorable Speaker
Of Tie House Of Representatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
II. ELDElDGE. n. c.
63-weWs
December J.
" cn tNcFRY.-charlote Court, sth day Of october.

J. 1916
Jesse Johnson, plaintiff against John Whites, Sas
Johnson, Collier fiuicherson, Robert Williams Jacob
Moseby aud Thomas Collins, and Heritage Cheaney &
e PEGGY his wife, Robert Johnson, Fewctf Johnson
jaries Johnson, John johnson, Saiey Johnson and
FOLLY johnson. children Of sas Johnson dec and las
Il. huson, bartholomew Johnson, John Johnson and
y sey Johnson, children and heirs OF Mathew Iotn
So dec and grand children ofthe said Sas Johnson
80, DefcHd0nfS
p TIN Defendants Heritage Cheaney and Peggy hisSsife
i'V"tit ,hns0n Hewett Johnson, James Johnson Jonn
Johhsul nd Polly johnson, children Of Sias Johnson
gee. aud ates Joius0n bartholomew JolnsOn John
yohhsena iinsey Johnson. children and heirs Of Ma
,ny" JHhns dec. and grandchildren of the said sas
s"s", y" having entered their appearance according
20 ne aot o sscmby ard The Rules Of this Court and
he satisfaction oftie Court tiat they are
. ,,d"i,as 4 this Stafcon the motion of the plain
~ nis 1t'"'tr n Is DTdCyCd, That they appear here
oi w 81 Gay ot bTuary Court next 70 shew good aud
s"'' , S'5e " the bill in ChancrTy and the pro-
we .',pv against the said John Whitss the
$3.50 .9''' nv deceased, Collier Hntcierson
y, . 'at M0seby and Thomas Collins in
. ss t''t iv, brought by Jesse Johnson shall
tres of the said Sias 10 -" st ~, ~ - ,ss
~ - -. ~ =. ~" 4 the newspapers printed IN
80, 49, - ~ r, n 'cc siveis and posted nc the
Copy, Yosfe, ~ Wv
r,...,,,sr THONAs READ elk.
.- .-,,l -. Oi-wsvf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

In obedience To tl,o d;~oot;o r. a..
Act supplementary TO the act. entitled
an Act to estabI;sI, tbe Traas,,r,, y 0,.
ment." fbe Secrefarv cftbe Tro.,s,,rip, ~,
spectfuIly submits tbe foIIo,g;nls 49, IL
and estiInafes ''P'i'
REVENUE.
merchandise and tonnage, internal duties.
0lrRfI tor. Il
cidental receipts, which accrued during
%. ''>'''V'0
And that which accrued from, tl,e sa,,c
sources during the wear ISl5, amonntad
to $40, 30 OF, viz
Customs, as appears bv
statement A. S36.643. 5os. II
Internal duties b. 1868, 90 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
25,600,Ooo

But, the revenue which has actually ac-
cruod during the year, is estimated, as al
ready stated, It 80 $50, 600 90.
Making an aggregate excess, beronG
tie estimate of the last year, Of l3, O5O,0G0
dollars.
Which excess has arisen principally in
the customs.
Bv the same report, the money receiva-
Bile into the Treasury duriugtlev year 1916.
arising principally from revenue which
accrued during the year 1915, was essiina
ted at s 80, 400, 0OG-yiz
Customs 81 GgD. 600
Internal duties a0o0.GcO
Direct tax $500 Gro
Public lands C00,CGC
Postage and incidental
receipts 400. cGO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
Vol. X-liI.---NO. ~.

can beredeemeG, according 10 tic coadi-
tens attached TO the different loans, OF
which the funded, debt Is composed, than
the amount OF the sinking fund applicable
to the redemption of the principal OF the
funded debt within any one ear, there
bepaid 10 the commissioners the SINKING
fund the further sum OF 81 Cos, $50 ont OF
any money an tie Treasury moi other
WISE appropriated, ii such payment eau
be made; leaving balance in ibe 'Irea-
sury, at The cnd OF the wear, of -, 0co. 600:
which ud,itonaiswn shall be applied io
the redemption, or purchase, OF ille prin-
cipal ofthe debt.
As the funded stock which NAV be
subscribed by individuals TO Ike Bank af
the United States is redsemable at The
Will of the government, and as the Louisi-
ana stock is 10 be reimbursed in four an
nual instruments, commencing in the
year 1918. the feet of the provision
will be, an annual addition OF 81 ,000, goo
for the succeeding six years, If The state
OF the Treasury will admit OF is execu-
ton.
BY the operation oftiie sinking fund,
thus enlarged, the whole funded debt vii.
be extiaguisied within the term of four
teen Years. In the present unsettled state
OF the revenue, arising from excessive i'm
ing the previous and present wear; from
the changeIn the rate of duties imposed
upon merchandise and from changes
made IN the various branches of internal
revenue, 1t would De ulls.ie to vest tie
whole Of the surplus revenue of the pre-
sent year ill the commissioners of The
sinking fund, as there is strong reason to
believe, that the revenue which will ac-
crne during the wear 1917, viii fall cons-
derabiy below the permanent annual ex-
pendlture, inclusive oe the addition pro-
posed 10 be made 10 the sinking fund.-
That deficiency, as we'll as any other
which may occur III the two succeeding
years, Will be covered by the balances
whici it is estimated will be hi he Trea-
sury onthe lst day of January, 1917, and
1918.
OF Me estimates of tie PaJAc Rerenue md
Expenditures for the 4ca, 1916.
The probable authorized demands np-
on the Treasury, during the wear 1917,
are estimated 10 amount 10 q, 75l,7 97 81
VIZ:
Civil, diplomatic and miscellaneous ex-
p@nSes, l,zS5,5l3 30
insan arrrearage of I,5i5,-
| 000,) 900. 6s2 70
Naval service, Gnclud-
| ing l,UOO,OOO Tor perna-
nent increase OF the ma
vyl 1886. 658 rs
Public debt, s,o0O,o0o
2l,75I,797 81
| Deduct war arrearage, 100000
2o,2li.797 81
| dental expenditures, not
embraced in the estimate, 2ss, 20o as
!
Making the permanent
annual expenditure $3.50, 900
10 which ado the sum
proposed TO the sinking
fund, 5000. 0a0
|
Making in the whole an
aggregate amount, for the
permanent annual expen-
dlture. until the public
debt is redeemed, Of %. soc, 0G0
The annual report of fine Secretary Of
the Treasury for the wear 1915, estiina-
ting the revenue which w0nld accrue du-
ring the year 1916, under fle modlfcaii-
ons proposed by that report to the exist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

AfgTiN i.-Was CupWIttcd 49,. ...t ~ ,,.-.,4..
- Count, runaway, an -, ~. a., ,slt -
slant = sueii black man. nauicd 1900 - ~
lOnglg to Thomas ". Cary, Of IT. wv a.. ~ -
sold 10 q NJ Charles, Of YOrk Con Oo".nsg' 80, s
afterwards sold by Mf. Charles to- " Nv. ~, :, .i
mDnd We P''So" W i'''"
lie saws he belongs to Mr. fIitshe 49, = c,
land county. hnt iuoved to the i'e q" .u..ip''-
He sistes also that Nr. Maurice laugh . D,
land. Is his Agent. 'ie'" N"N'VD
ItcogneT is rrrHircd m come fo5 var,
IT, pay chdfTcs aud 9ke him away or hPIOvs piopti
witii Is the law directs. WIZ W o'''
WIIliAHl,cys
SheyiF an -,
December y. nffFs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

~ ThAEditors Of the Republican, Petersbure
AID PressVLyHchb,rg, are requested 10 publish the
obore tn NE sale aid forrd,d their accounts to
tAas ..fir4 fT DoymeHf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

IN cHsNCERY.- Buckingham County, october Court,
q iSt6
charles Phelps adm Of John patteson, dee. Pi0inti6
against Peter patesOn Elizabeth Patteson. adl'x o.
'haties Patteson dec. HenrJ Flood and Chas. Mills,
DcfeRd0nfS.
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney aud IL
appearing To- the satisfaction Of the Court that the de-
ietuants feter Patrson and Elizabeth pattesun not
ihaDitai's OF this State, is Ordercd and DcSreed,
mat unless they shall appear here before March
tefm next and answer .he plaintiffs bill the court will
eh proceed 10 take the same for confessed 10 them,
ana decree the mailer thereof accordingly and that
copy o' this order be forthwith inserted IN public
newspaper of the city of Richmond. for months
cessively, aud another copy be posted up The front
uoOr OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy, IiSfe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

0|,su1,lIb 81
The receipts
into the Treas
ury during the
year, have been
estimated at 81 $50, 564 Oh
And the bal
ance at the
commencement
13,lO6,522 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

+JsNtFIs WIZ
But, Tie actual receinis into the Treas
ury during he YEAR, from those snnrcps
Of revenue, are estimated at 1880 oU0
Leaving an excess Of receipts hev6pA
the estimate of 100000.
The actual excess IN the cGsfo-1s. 1e
yond the estimate Of 1915, being LOCO
600.
In the internal duties direct tax & pos.
tagc there is q dsilcit Of . GOO GRO.
And an excess 80 public lands of 600,
600.
Making. as before STATED, The whole exc
cess lg, 500, 600.
The comparative statements lust pre-
scented prove the extreme difficulty there
was, in 1910 ofmahinq any estimate. up
on which reliance couid be placed. Tie
excessive imporiations Of foreign ucr
ctandise, during the past aud present.
wear. have, but in slight degree, dinin-
ished that difficulty. The revenue which
accrued from imports and tonnage during
The three first quarters Of The year 1910.
havcaveraeed niue IuilixnS>cf -zlca-sra 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

,,,us SUBSCRIBER has no longer an interest in tic
Ill., We s,rsrs AFTER the 10th OF this MONTH having
~ ~ H. .y,rQaTsY hIfcdeH, his partner in Il
,o,u ofthat properry,) The present proprietor
lease VI 'A JAMES MERRY.
TO December ~. s2-2aN:w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
l0,047,963
lo,7CO,a54 81

It,Utf 100
- 1890, a54 OIL
Making the total amount
estimated to be actually
received in the Trcasu
r. during the year
1916 57,66o,554 81
Cash in the Treasury at
the commencement OF
the year, (ncluding an
item of 6,36l. l25 43 in
treasury notes. which
had been paid for duties
and taxes l3,l06,5 92 IS
Making the amount esii-
mated 10 be actually re-
ceivcd into fhc 'Treasu-
ry during the year, in
Guiding the sum in the
Treasury ON the lst day
of January last 7O,e67,l47 70
The application OF the monies actually
received into the Treasury during the
wear 1916, will be as follows: To the 3Oth
September, the payments have amount
ed 10 the following sums nearly tthe ac-
counts being not yet made up, the pre-
else amount cannot be gNen.)
For civil, diplo-
matte and
miscellaneous
expences, 1850. 404 90
Military service
Gncludingan
arTearage of
1922, 500 I4,079, 900 ~
Naval service 2,707,ooo
Public debt,viz.
interest and
reimburse
meUt
5000. 03G "a
Reimbursement
and interest
OF Treasury
notes
5,G0G,e50 81
--13, GIG. $50 50
-a2, 762, 4I6 81
During the fourth quarter
of The year, the payments
are estimated TO amount 10
thefollowing sums, viz:
For civil, dipIo-
matte * mis-
cellaneorj
expenses 10000
Military service 2,45O,O09
Naval service 1900, O0e
| Public debt,viZ.
| lnterestN re-
endorsement
| TO the LIST of
Jan. 1916, in
elusive, 100000
| DO. reimburse
| merIt of trea-
sury notes,
1900, OGo
---I5, 100, coo
-- l9,500,0oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

WILL ne S0LD at the same time and place, the
SLAVES belonging TO the OF VIM. Marshall, dec.
consisting of house servants, and several valuable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

boys. -
few will be sold, for ready money the rest OIL l.
months credit Bonds with approved security, or notes
approved endcrser, PAYABLE and negotiable IN
one Of the Banks Of Rchmond will be required from
those who purchase on credit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

From which deduct tenn
porary loans paid OF
l,025, 900
Reimbursement OF old
six per cent. defd stock,
S46,6 $50 rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

TOBACCO land roa sALI.-IiIc Subscriber will s,l
4 from ,010tO 200 acres Of LAND. In the County a
Hghaau hetweeu4 and 800 acres of which are in woods
81 tAe nfstsate tobacco andand considerable quantity
oicXceent creek low-grouuds There this plan
'aiion good dwelling, wish all necessary outhGuses
idafles ana TOBACCO houses 1t u IN good ne glbour
hood, and abounds with springs of excellent waer-
There not more healthy situation in the upper COM
mond.
He would also dispose ofs or 10 crop hands raised on
the land There will be sale the day of Janna-
~ on the plantation, of horses, cattle sheep hogs corn
fodder, &C &c-and II not sold privately before, he
will, on that day, offer the land at public sale.
ferns-One-thrd cash, The balaUcc in two equal anna
The subscriber ,yould also sell one thousand acres in
the OF Amelia about 3g0 OF which in woods
on this land there's cooh dwelling house, Kitchen
smoke house, dairy and granafs.
The Terms would he made vefF accommodating to tie
pnrchascr.-APply to HENRY ANDERSON.
Deceniber Z. G,hJ
'EEN DOLLARS EFWAED. --RauaNay on lie lih ia
y slant from The Subscriber living New-C Canton,
IN Buckingham County, negro fellow, hp name ST e
fHEN lie is TAIL black, has short hair, Is good house
servant aud ant to suter while under sfrcng emotion
Of any Kind lie carried with aim much cothinc and
expect, lurking in about Richmond. having been
purchased ia that place lew months since oi ~ Park
The above reward viii he paid for the delivery ofssid
eow to me- or for the secufcncn; OF him IN jail SO dat
svrrH PsYVr.
s. Said fellow has wife at Col. VIM. slayos, near
December ~. 6s2awfw-
tREEN MOUNTAIN land, ron stiL.-i viii selia
NJ Tract of Iat1 containing by recent survey. i2ue
sies, lying the east side Of the Green Mounin IN
,e county OF Abcmarle, and adjoining thc farms Of
Ns'srs. Walter aud John Coles.
ims lands part fthe EnHiscorfhv Tract, who. is
,evcd TO pOssess many advantages of soil aud 81
saon any iand IN the statef will he shown in my
spseace to any person wishing to purchase by ms bro
and the terms Of sale may be known by application
" ether fthem. or to fuVscf. IA. COLES.
-Een'scorftv, Nouemjere 53ws@
.tohN WINSTON has In addition 70 lis former stcrs
- received from New-YOrk v schooner Superb, as
ITDffFyi
o principally of superior 0Ryfifg aud t0fcR f0sh
anh itte MADE arrangements for continued supplies
WI the most approved manufactures in London, Ne"
iofk and Philadelphia.
,,Aso, will be kept regularly hard, good supply Of
eagond made H<fgly- al Of which Is offered on Tea
''.sNe terms. by wholesale retail.
D. Novenbcr1e 56wgn
NiOCN F0n SALES 10000 ~ u. ser ce"tsioc'
- 'of sale, e immediate application I've made 70
-. SrANARD * CHEW.
$50 BRls on Ne,g-York.
b0epae1 s. cliot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

Leavingin tic Treasury
OH the LIST of Jan. 1917,
the sum of
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All those who have claims against the estate
cresich hiring them in before TIE day ofsae and
those indebted 10 the said estate required make
payment Immediately suits will be instituted against
,e. the situation Of the estate will NOS admit their
being inluiged. WV. CUNNINGHAM,
administrator Aifh fkc FcW aRrered
Of John b. johnson.
Udt0re1- r13sGsv Dec " Gn-205rs,r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

Nm CHANcERY.-At Court held fpr Cumberland
2 Comfy. the 10th day Of Oct. 1915.
Nathaniel Fufua, for himself and sdm'o Mary Fu-
qua, dec and guardian for Joseph Fuqua g1fuinfif.
aea'nst Judith fHqna Edmund FuoUa and Elizabeth III (
wife, joseph Fuqua, SEN John Fuqia Daniel Frcra.
benjamin iuqna, Samuel Baker and Polly his wife Ma
inau Spencer and Judith his wife, and Elizabeth Flu
qua, by Hercules Age, her Guardian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

5swENrY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ahsconded from
The subscriber about tie sth INST. ;IeIGnder Ter
1lH. generally called <fier. BGyk,Sd apprentice
nineteen years old last August about i've feet inches
high, light hair, fair skin aud rather nnie.
viii give the above reward to any person who VIII
apprehend and deliver him 20 also forwaTn AL
persons from harbofing entertaining bin. or carrying
hii ont Of the State they viii be dealt with according
H. law. WV. aNEHEfr.
Halifax County Dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

hTEGRoES ron SALE.-Nlii DC soia the inquest
y bidder, for cash, Tuesday. the nth of January
next fair. il not, the next fair day. at the Tavern
Mrs. Jane Syme ia the Town of New Castle, Hanover
County, nftcen tgent, very likely N6srocS-
men, women, boys aud girls belonging the estate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31
6,257,II6 90
3.385,477 %

l,s7l,G30 70
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The annual report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury for the wear 1915, estima-
ting the revenue which wonld accrue du-
ring the year 1916, under fhe modlfcaii-
ons proposed by that report to the exist
ing laws for raising revenue, al q, 00O,00O
C0-viz:
Customs 100000
Internal duties 100000
Direct tax, (nett pro-
ceeds,l 300, $50
Pubic lands 100000
Postage and incidental
receipts 100000
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J. MARSHALL, administrator.
December 81. 7I-tds
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November Is.

IN CHANCEEY.--at Court held for Cumberland
County, the 2ah day of Oct. 1915.
Thomas ~. Walton. PiriptiS against James Spears
Robert Spears, the said Robert eN'or of VIM. Spears
dec. and Leonard Daniel, exor of Sarah Spears dec.
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,,s,ggce 81 cents.
s,c,fisepeRf inserted. 1nfiit has either been
- ,r or assumed BY person IN This city az lis
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~ cHANcERY.-G Gloucester County couIi, srpIeinber

NOp'' 1.S'e' r. rLnrInGr.ir il. D.
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5SSE Hundred * Fifty likely NEGROES
Ca, sale ON she I'd OF January next, at
.Se Eell-ravcrn. in the city OF Richmond, will
ie ,old, in families, at pubic ton, One Han-
,iroJond jifty Negroes, among whom arc some
liable Mechanics. The sale viii commence
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TVDucATIoN.-The Subscriber proposes 70 conlinise
~ her School in Gainesville, commencing 9th
january 1917. on the following terms:
For Board and tuition g 1907 Is of which viii he
qured IN advance. For Tuition alone, 20. The 66rT-
dcrswH be expected 10 furnish their bedding and
tie Scholars generally. bear their proportion of eX-
lense for fuel ia the school Room.