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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-26

1have sworn to the constitution, and have
always caused it to be observed TO ,oe ex-
tent of my powers. Well would II nave
been, If all had done the same! fnosic IN
suits have been offered to my dignity, con-
trary to the order and respect which Is due
to the constitutional king. / do not fear Tor
my own existence, or my personal safety
God, who sees my heart, will watch and
protect both. But ought not TO withhold
at this time, from the Congress, as the prln'
cipal guardian Of the preservation and in
volatility which tn. sacred charter secures
to the constitutional king that such insults
would not have occurred second tIme' II
the executive power could have been IN
vested with all the vigor and energy which
the Constitution guarantees. and the Cortes
desires. The little interest and activity OF
many Of the authorities have caused such
great excuses to he renewed-and it they
are repeated. it will not be surprising II the
Spanish nation finds itself surrounded by
inme asurable evils and misforiunes. cher
ish the hope it will not be so, it the Cortes
intimately unites itself to its constitutional
kipg-will strive to remedy the abuses-!o
re-unite the public opinion, and counteract
the Vaccinations of The malevo!ent. whose
aim is anarchy and destruction.
Let as :ben unite the legislative and exec
utive powers-and now publicly declare,
in the face of the nation. that it is my wish
to effect the consolidation OF system.
which is calculated to procure happiness and
tranquil y to my people.
FERNANDO.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
Orphans Court,
lsrnn i. l,ountg,

''ernr "a t'n.nsg,
Sept, Term, 1921, :
ORDERED, thai the executor Oh John
Ramsay. deceased, do give tue usual No.
tice to debtors ani creditors: three times
week, 8 weeks in the alexandria news
papers.
A copy, Teste. r.,
A. MOORE, Rec. OF Wills.
Tai, is to give notice,
THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county, in the district of Columbia, has Oh,
tanned from the orphans court oil sand
county. letters testementsry on the estate
OF, John Ramsay, late OF The county alore'
said, deceased, All persons having CLAIMS
against the said decsdent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, TO the suhscr'-
Der, passed by the Orphans Cour, on or be-
fore The 22d day OF March next, or they
may hy law be excluded from all benefit TO
said estats-and those Indebted thereto are
required 10 make immediate payment. Gil
ven'uuder my hand this gid OF September,
1891.
COLIN AULD,
Executor OF John hansay, deceased
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Il jUSE Ia Is, sc.
NOtice.

Having rented the Aide Mills
ESTA or term Ut years, tender TO ineT
s..i Did Customers, and TO ali otner per
80 80 ,oas VINO mag be inclined 10 con i,
Il NJ zee, every accommodation which
4, render them. 10 such as l am unknown
and may deem il prudent to require It,
gff,r unaussiioaabie security tor the ial' l
Performance OF every oolIga''on .o"
81, fos the purchase OF wheat or the eA-
gange of hour.
IA Ton .! plaster can be broke and grouad
s,r,y FIVE minutes from the moment OF de-
rery, by par OF five teel Allegany , bu nnd
'sed by 4 nineiecn feet water wheel anu
- pair of French Burrs, some OF which ex-
.si n iilmeer the former, assure % lne
,r,ner anil Merchant as prompt an eAr
age 0! dur; tor wheat, as the couny OF
'u''D'' JAS. SIMPSON.
Idle. Sept. 60, 1921. nov Il
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.N.aIH1.N,

About Is years of age, 5 ieet 5 or 6 inches
high. and of slender make s. very darn
complexion, thick iiks. long fingers, dow"
look, and stammersa little when n'eEroga-
ted. II is deemed unnecessary 70 describe
the clothing I've took away with him, as II Is
probable he has exchanged them. The SUI
scriber has been informed that he has been
seen in soldiers clothes, which he no doubt
obtained from the soldiers at Fort flashing
ton, as he has been seen IN thai neighbo'-
hood in such apparel; and also on the VIZ.
ginia shore, Yearly opposite TO Fort "a-h-
iDgtOn. The above reward will be gwen 10
any person who will deliver said negro to
the subscriber. living near Piscataway.
ALISON BEALLE. Manager.
oct 3o iaw3w*
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thirty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber living in
IL Prince William county, Va. DAVY. a
yellow negro man, about s0years old. ieet
or near it high; he has a down look when
spoke, to; scar between his thumb III FIRE
finger, on the right hand. He is straight AMI
well made; his eyes fuIl and black he ha1
on when he went away blue mixed ouni
Jacket, dark yarn pantaloons & a cotton shirt.
Davy has heen raised in he nous. as a iouse
servant, and can be a very excellent servant
when he pleases. If,aken in the state, VII
give 60 dollars. or 80 nj taken out OF the state
L. secured Jail.
r. FOOTE.
oct % II
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adjourned Meeting for
DIVIDEND.
In the case ut Andrew and
ii iiiian Ramsay,
EaHhrurts.

IN consequence OF de a senc. OF ore d
\ lb. ComIp.ssioDsr. III 4. 1 ~. he u .et.
ipg heretofore notified 10 teh' l.aC' ch he
3uih October has bee" auJourrr uHlII lied
nrsIay the 2tst November n-N'. 81 ""ith
day the Commissioners " III meet al I.g"iis
Hotel in ia, town OF A!e>anuria. al 100 co'S
in the forenoon, IN OrAei TO make di'ia''u
of he estate anu effects OI The sH'd b'hH'
rupis. when and where the creditors, VINO
have not already proved their debt, unceT
the Commission, 10 tins Ca se. ale hereby re-
CURED tG cone prepared to prove Tie sane
or they will beexgiuued The beteIlt oi tie saIa
dividend.
JOHN M'lNER. assignee.
oct FL iarl2
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District ofColuInbia,
Alexandria county set:

Alexandria county set:
May Term 1921. 2Ist day.
~ cha NCERY,
John Hampton and James Hampton, joint
Merchants trading under lne firm and
style of John and James happton-Com-
plataanis.
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson and Joseph
Haitian Hsmpson the two asst trading uD-
der the firm OF Bryan Hampson and Son,
and Thomas Hunton and William Hunton
--DefsndGnts.
TIME. defendant, John Love, not having
l. entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according 10 the statute and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, upon affidavit hled, that
the said Defendant John Love, IS not an IN
habitant of this District, on motion OF the
cornplainants by their counsel, il is ordered
that the said defendant John Love, do APP
pear here on the first day of November Term
next, and enter bis appearance 10 the suit,
and give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court-and that the other defendants,
BRYAN Hsmpsonand Joseph Hatton Hamp-
sou, trading under the hrm OF Bryan, Hamp.
son and son, and Thomas Hunlon and Will
liam Hun,on, do not pay away, convey or
secrete the debts by them Owl ing to- or the
estate or effects in their hands belonging to
the said absent defendant John Love, until
the further order or decree OF this court; and
that copy o(ths order be forthwith insert
ed in enc OF the public newspapers publish.
ed in this county tor tsOo months successive
ly. aud that another copy be posted at the
front door of ,he Courthouse of said county.
CA copy reste, EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
Dancing school.

MIR. Generes, has the honor Of in"im'
Wiling the ladies and gentlemen OF AitAsr
dr,a that his school viii be open every hun;
day and Saturday. for the instruction u
young ladies and. young gentlemen. ~ he
,rl Of dancing: TO commence on huIsd'y
next 9Th inst. al 3 o'clock in The Afternoon
Tor young ladies', and al O'clock Tor young
gentlemen.
OCT 8 law3t
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Forty Uu!iars iieWaru !!

DAN away from the subscriber, (un the
~ sixth day OF June LAST being N Charles
County Maryland, on The posi- road leading
from Piscallaway to Port lobasco, nine
miles from the iorlHer, and six miles from
the latter. Two Negro men, VIZ:
iVat amt John,
Wat, is about tyenty-slx or seven years ni
age; and about ave feet seven or eight inches
high, rather Of yellow lsh com, ,Iex.un. had
a considerable st0op when walking, had
broadc 10th panta'Oons, one PAIR size. tiny do.
one pair vi course shoes worn, a new tell
bat, and coarse linen shirt. John about
twenty four or five years old, five teet
eight or rine inches high; bis complexion
black it'll very smooth lace and rather
likely; John had on and took with Inn
blue cotton round about jacket. blue yarn l.
cotton pantaloonS, a pair OF pretty good
coarse shoes, telt hat, and coarse Shirts
1t is probable they may have other clothing
With them on may ca change those described
Tor Others, since their elopemeni; they have
been seen at black mans who Is tree
man as understand, who calls himselt Jack
Lee. and lies IN Prince Georges county,
about two miles from Mir. Berry's ferry, he
has also, sweetheart 10 Georgetown, who
was hired from our neighborhood To Mr..
Miller of thatplsce; Wat has near res Jpn
5v the name Of Charles, belonging 10 Mr..
William aarbury, living al the Terry uppo-
site Alexandria. ! have reason to suspect
they are harboured aud are sill lurking IN
and about those places. | will give the
above reward Ior bringing them home or Sc
curing them so that get them again, or
Twenty Dollars Tor either.
JOSEPH GREEN.
July IS iawti
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Carpenters, Look Out!
lie has cut a stick ! !

DAN away from the subscriber on ne
IL 25lh of last month, Benjamin Ch'iGh
an indented apprentice to the CaTpen'eH
business, about 10 years OF age, stout ua'e'
dark eyes, light hair, very much inclined ~
dress and run in company; it is strongly s1:.
pected be Aas been eDlced away nom /"
master. His olOaiEing is various. thelt'@.
cannot BE- described. Six cents and a basko;
ni shsviDgs will be given tor securing sa1
runaway in jail, go that ] get bin again -
All persons are hereby :orewsrned haibor'hs
or employing him as an. determined to lV'
the law in force against offenders.
WI. STEWART.
oct IL 1.wiw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
alIa3ie Potomac Land for
Sale.


Y viii sell AZ pubic sale on the premises,
L - Flrsi4y tls 18th Ut Dec. that va.uaois
pstt tie, Known As ~tunp Neck; situate III
C,ir,e- CO. Nj. % ,nl,-s below Washing
ton, containing Soa acres, one halt tnckty
covered with tita0er Ani wood. 300 acres
extre nely fertile, besides drn aar,h ot Que
hunire over whica ca'til graz al all Sea.
sons, can he InCinsei by ience OF goo
Yards. The nsrsn can easily De made ni
for cultivation, there being no back or cur
Re at water. There le tSo brst rate Herring
fisheries on his estate; vessels ot any bur lea
las close Ia the shore, it Is distant from the
cocoa lan manufacturing mills only lew
miles. rht. crops 6le, wool, sc. can be gos
TO market with the greatest facility. 10 a
person de sirous ut engaging IN The wood
business minY adv ages are presened.-
The Improvement AID small dwelling
house, we'll of water, large new topacco
house, gIanary, sc --perso2s, wishing To
view il will Away havs an opportuniy, as
the steam boats iaiiy pass with,a leo yds-,
NJ, Speske on the premises VIII show the
laad. FERNS, one half cash, balance ID
three years. I
Gsqaon, FMrfrr Co. ~. rov.
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Notice.
July l8

T1HE creditors of Amos Alexander are
4 hereby requested to bIng in their
CLAIMS to the subscriber, properly authenti.
Gated, on or before the 9Th day OF Novem-
Der next, Otherwise they may De, by law
debarreG from any benefit of his estate.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
nav g. 1w6m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
.NEW-FORk
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

sNHE citizens OF Alexandria, George tow n
4 and " Arlington, are respectfully m
formed that the Undersigned have been ap-
pointed Agents Tor The elegant, extensive y
useful establishment, at Newly ork, known
AS the
~. YORK.. Dying ESTABLISHMENTS
the utility OF winch has been acknow iedeed
by many OF The ti,i characters VITO have VI
SIZED Il, aud iInm witnessing lhe iaCIii!ies Tor
dying and finishing silks ana grapes, III
style OF supcilor elegance, la't gwen 10 II
decided preference ~ any thiDg al lie kin1
IN America, and declare II Ca!cuialeG ~ eoi.
pete with any ia England.
SPECIMENS or 0ariOuS KINDS Of
goods, ale lett with lie agents who viii rs-
Give and forward ali goods 10 the propIie-
tors, and denver them 10 The owners tIee OF
expense ioI freight.
70 THE LADIES an arrangement
OF this kind must be desirable OBJECT, as
it presests to them an opportunity OF having
Grape, on Sill Dresses,
Mcds to iook as peI Us phen Nesc, and Of
color superior to tho India Dye.
MlIdews and Slams removed from goods
OF every description. Brown DrIlngs,
Brown Cottons, or Brown Linens, b!eaChed
perfectly white by chemical process, III
lew hours. Leghorn Straw, and Silk bon
nets dyed; furniture cieaIsed, aud hIsh elaz
ed, palasUis dyed on the Sticks; Cashmere
Msrino, Camel Hair and Csssimer ShaWls
cleaused, and additional bIlliaRCy given to
the coors in The borders. Broad. cloths &c.
dyed. re dressed, and spots removed, or CO.
Tor restored, wnen il had been dlstur ned;
changeable sInchews, aud black silk felvets,
dyed green, or light Colors, &c. DC.
Satisfactory evidence oil The responsibility,
as also respectfully of he Propr'etrrs, Is
furnished by letters, from persons OF high
standing in New York, 10 some ct our most
distinguished citizens lin addition TO
which It may BIZ added, that the most re-
spectacle houses IN The East India trade:
patronize this extensive establishment
The itizens of Alexandria
are respectfully informed, that the prices
may be known on application TO Gen. A
Lynn. who will also exhibit specimens OF
The Dying and finishing of silks DC.
THE Ladies and Gentlemen Of George
town, AMI this city, wil he pleased 10 apps
tor Information TO
COLsTON s. LOOCKFRNAN,
Pennsylvania .aren9s.
Washington City, June 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
Twenty Dollars rpwarN.

from Gen. Philip Stuart
u farm, near Piscataways in Prince
Georges county, Maryland. some time ia
tie mouth OF August last, negro lad ma
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PhiLeas JanncY,

LAS just received per scbr: lillian, y"
l. i Philadelphia and offers for sals---
hhis. New Orleans Sugar A
lis legs Cut Nails and Erads, ASSOC,
from ! To- God from he p rnix WORKS, ns''
Philadelphia, qualify much approved.
lib mo. nov.
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:. i. Narstrllti,

HAS removed his Coupt Room CT
L I the present 10 his dwelling, upper 'hl
OF Duke street &Oppo.ite the ~ BIT. Hot"
pump.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12
.idOurnra .ntuihg JUr
DIVIDEND.
In the case If James GilIics,
Il EanhrHpt.

IN consequence Oi tie al seGCs OF one o!
i the unu I-s,untTs ~ his case, TIE meet.
up heittulor, EnnEed to tak. F'stt Oh ne
:1lh Oc!. has leen sdJUuln.d uh'n hi'noo!,
IN. 18Th Nu,tmieI, 90 wtiCh daJ t'' Gu.
m,.s,uuers " M meet al I iageiI's E,'t: 10
the town Of ST. XauuIIa. al - o',hth u ne
t,r.noor, IN OrnsI to u ahe dl'IutHD 81 We
estate and effects OF the said baDhiul ,.Nh'a
and h. r. ID. creditors, who have mol ga {.
DIV proved their debts under The con-
mission, IN lAis Caseare hereby required 70
come prepared to lro'e The SAINT, u h'y
will be excluded the beEtti, oi The saiG Gni
dr,d. JOHN M'iN Elk, Assignee.
oci 20 lawiI9\
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GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY.

F!fTB CLASS.
sMI ILL positively commence drawing q
w the 9Th November.
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iInbilc Sale.

IN pursuance of Deed Of trust from Da-
4 yid Ross, and Macy his wife, and Joha-
than Ross, TO the ,Go-criber, 10 Secu.> the
oaym, n; ot certain suns Of money cue 10
Hugh Saith the acting Executor o; Joseph
Dean, ne will proceed to sell Oh the prem'
sps, On FIe, lay the eight lay ot January
npx,, tract OF land containing 90 acres,
NOR. or less, situated in Pnnce Villa n
County, State of Virginia, being part u a
tract called Buckiand, on which IS erected a
6r.t "a { Merchant Mil, SnowD ny the name
o, i}uck,aai Nut. Also, the tract uf lsnc
lo,nrng he house and lot IN he village VI
RncS 4ua, conner of Love aud hIli.'lreets
winch property IS hore fully described In
tn. iced at1re all. now on record 10 Prince
EIham County, Lib No. 7, Foio 253
Sole 10 commence at l2 o'clcck.
Bv order OF he XecI'or,
". HERBERT, i,v.'re.
nov Z. dis
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To Rent,
20 Kent.

-. Tia, Two story frame house on
fTfTA King street, al present occupied by
EsSGS. d. Harper Ii is an excellent
G.Si stand TOR business, and tue rent viii
be moderate, For terms apply to
s. ID. HARPER, or
JONAH ISABEL.
sent 81 u
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Also. to Rent,
To Rent,

Several good houses in healthy
N part of the Town. Apply o.,
Is 80 A. NOTEBOOK.
ysSsi ., Ie en2v
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FIFTH CLASS.

besides an immense NUMBER VI smaller
pTIzes.
Prizes only to be dram
Not tUo blanks to q prize.
The drawing will take place as above
stated, and vii! be completed int 50 DIV;
ings with all possible despatcb,. undsr Inc
superin,endance of
K. T.. Weishtman,
William Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapinr. Managers.
Thomas II. Gilliss,
Moses Yourg, and
Andrew Way, Jr.
The grsa, despatch winch has uniformly
be, made in the drawing OF Ike lCintr
classes OF rhis lottery, and the immense luu..
Der of splendid capital prizes, com!ILei
with the low price OF tickets afford The gleat.
est indrctmeni, 10 adventures TO make ~.
vestm.nls IN tins Lottery, conessedy the
most 6l,llIan, ~ tie nited States.
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For Sale.

Twill. sell my HOUSE on King
80 street. at very reduced price. IT IS
Ssssi adapted for store and large family
~ combining elegance & conveuience;'
Fni situated in ~ ,st healthy and desirable
bei rbhorhooi Il /, worthy the attention OF
Inv perron DESTROYS Of permanent resi-
dence.
Also, to Rent,
A small house on the west end OF
RtesA DnLa.s,raet. calculated for dwell
N..ssiling and shop. eoo.rr
oct u
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To Rent,

The fire proof store and frame
& warehouse, occupied by the eubscri,,
EssA ,ers. an excellent stand aud Well
SE 3lcuIated for almost any business.
Possession may be mad in a few days.
A. c. CAZENOVE Il Co..
,uIy
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Prizes

Prizes !................ Prizes!
SNIHATEVER your III fortune may have
w been bnhertu, don't de-pair.
Look out for the High srizes.
On Wednesday, the Tin OF November the
first drawn number in the Grand stale Loae-
ry of Maryland, will be entitled to the splen'
did cash prize of
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.Ne5y York. JUN 7.
LATEST FROM ENGIAkn

LATEST NUN ENGLaND.
By the ship Cortes, Capt. De Cost, in &C
days from Liverpool The editors of the NY
Daily Adv. ha lie received from their oblig
ing correspondents regular files Of London
| papers to the 9Th, Liverpool to the 9Th, and
Lloyd's Lists and London Shipping Lists to
the 9th Of June. all inclusive.
liverpool Markets, jane s.
Our Cotton Market has been little
more steady during the last three days, al.
though prices have not recovered the ground
they have lost during the suspension of de-.
mand. Yesterday, about 100 bales were
sold, among which were 1900 bags of Up
land, middling to good fair, at Cd a fold a
few Mobile, fair TO good at 10 lid; and
New Orleans middling to good fair. at Gid
Iiad per ID. Sea Islands are without al
teralion. In Naval Stores little has been done
Some Montreal Pot Ashes have been sold at
Jas and very lew at 54s Cd; Boston Pot
Ashes are steady at 43s a AS. and N. York
at AZ 43s per cwt. Pearls are less steady
at Al 4ss. There have been few sales Of
Bark lately; we quote Philadelphia Is els;
New York IL lis but oul highest quota
lations could be obtained only for very su.
perior selections. II is very difficult TO pro.
coed in sales of Rice at the prices of our
last Circular. There has been no demand
for American Flour, and the holders cannot
obtain s2s per bbl."
Sir James Mackintosh's bill for mitigating
the punishment tor the crime of forgery W as
lost on the hnal question by majority of 6
for the bill il5, against it lsI.
The Committee of The House of Lords
have made further report on the means of
extending the foreign trade of Great Britain.
which is spoken Of as very interesting /
document, and the appendix 10 which is
stated to contain $50 pages lin folio, NO
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FLORIDA.

Our information from Florida leaves
us but little room to doubt that the United
states officers and laws are now in full
authority there. Indeed, we look by e.
ysry mail for Governor Jackson's Procfa-
nation announcing the fact.
Not Int.
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LORD ERSKINE.
10 the Editor of the Star

SIX have read with the utmost
surprise, in several newspapers, the re
ports 0fwhat passed on Friday last in the
conslstorial court, in the suit which pre-.
ferred against Lady Erskine for adultery
Not having been myself present, do not
know whether they, or any Of them are
correct or incorrect; but / feel myself
bound. in justice to my own character,
to declare through you to the public wha.
the case actually was:-I had preferred
las have just stated suit against Lady
Erskine for adultery, bnt in the course
OF it, circumstances having come to nv
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:. lob ,VzZ,'H
hotter'eS 20O@!
Old Stores 162m
french indemnity 1886
Exchequer Bills for Public
Works 10, Nh

nm too,Ull,lf
The total amount for the whole service.
OF the present year would be 5s,2sl 900
Deducting therefore the assumed amount
ofthe revenue and the payments for the
army and navy, there would appear an e.
penditure OF ia, $780, 600 over and above
the income Of the year. This he mean.
TO provide for from the sinking fund
The right hon Gentleman concluded by
moving.
That is the opinion of this committee
that a sum, not exceeding N3,0OO,0OO be
raised by annuities on the sinking fund
III, 100000 for Great Britain, and l5oo,
600 for Ireland, for the service of the year
1891"
After short debate the motion was q.
greed to.
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