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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
ECLIPSE

q IL FE$HE thorough bred
IN E~ & horse Eclipse,
HgSTT handsome chestnut sor-
sss'<1s1sAaS~ rel, full sixteen hands
high, seven years old next July, will
stand the ensuing season at Romney,
on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days; at William Vandiver's, on Pat
terson's Creek, On Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays; and be let TO mares at
the moderate price of Eight Dollars
the seasou-Four Dollars cash The sim
gle leap-and endurance Twelve Dol.
iars-payabIe as soon as the mare is
discovered to be with foal, or in case
of death or change of owner. Twenty
five cents in every instance to the
groom. A note for the amount of the
season will be expected with the mare,
which may he discharged by paying
six dollars within the season. Pastu-
rage or grain can be furnished the
mares at MIR, VaDdiver's at the usual
prices, but no liability for accidents or
escapes. The season TO commence the
1st of April and end the 1st of July.
ECLIPSE
was got by Mr.. Bells well known im.
ported horse Eagle; his dam (Lavinia)
who was also the dam Of Adeline, Co.
ra, Zirza, sc. was got by Old Whistle
Jacket; her dam by Old Rockingham,
grand dam by Old Cub out Of the ia
nous imported mare Lady Northum-
land Whistle Jacket 1.-THE sire of La
vinia) was got by the noted running
horse Diomed, thorough bred son of
Old Flimnap; his dam Lucy Locket)
by Bell-air, was got by Morton's Ira
weller, out of Old Selma; his g. dan
by Othello. 6. g. dam by Old Cbilders,
g. s. 8. dam by the Dancing Master,
g. g 8. 6. dam was the noted imported
Spanish mare.
n. B. OthelIo, CLilders and Dan
cling Master were all imported horses.
The pedigree Of Lavinia is supported
by the certificates and affidavits of Sc
verai very respectable gentlemen,
which can be referred to.
WILLIAM WOOD.
March 23--4t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

When the Archdnke Charles was
on his way from Bohemia to take the
command Of the army OF Germany, as
he approached the scene of action, he
fell in with number Of wounded, a.
bandoned by their companions on the
road for want Of horses to draw their
carriages in their retreat. The Prince
immediately ordered the horses 10 be
unyOked from several pieces of cannon
that were already ret'eating, saying,
that these brave men were better worth
saving than few pieces Of cannon
When General Morea heard Of this
benevolent trait, be ordered the can
non to be restored observing 'That he
would lake no cannon that were aban-
doneG from motives So humsne.''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
BENCH s. BAR-THEIR DUTIES.

In the famous trial of The Dean of ST.
AsaPhi, MIR. Erskine put question to
the Jury relative TO the meaning of
their verdict.--Mr. Justice Butler OBJ
jected to its prOpriety. The counsel
reiterated his question, and demand
ed an answer. The Judge again in
terPOsed his authority in thOee en-
phatic wards. "Sit down Mr. Erskine:
know your duty. or shall be obliged
to make you snow it, Mr.. Erskine
with eqnal warmth replied, "I know
my duty as we'll as your lordship knows
your aaty, : stand here 40 the advo.
cate of fellow citizen, and / aciU not
sit doion," The Judge was silent, aud
the advocate persisted in the question.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
MISCELLANY.
PHILIP, KING or MACEDON

tie once happened to fail to the
ground, when engaged in some gymuas-
tie exercises, As he rose he observed
the impressisD Of his body 10 the sand
-" Heavens" cried Philip, how small
a space hath nature to US, and vet we
are vain enough TO desire to command
the universe"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

In recent duel between two Barris-
ters, me Of them shot away the skirt Of
the others coat. His second observing
.the truth Of his aim. declared, that had
his friend been engaged with a CLINT,
he would very probably have hit his
pocket.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
DIR. DYOTTvS
NTH, RlTInHc DIT
FOR the prevention and cure of Bilious an
Malignant Feyers


Price 25 cemts-iarge 6ores so cents.
lhose Pills, 1t timely administered, will re-
move the causes which commonly produce In.
termrtent, Remittent, Bilious and Yellow Fe.
verss Bilious Choiic, Pleursy, Dysentery.
Worms, Bilious Vomit ing, Flatulence, Indis
gestion, loss OF appetite, Costiveness, Epilep.
tic Fits, Hypochondria and Hysterical affec-
tions. foul Stomach, Colds and Coughs. ASH.
ma, Scurvy, Strangury, Gravel, Rheumatism
and Gouts
They are particularly scryiceable in female
disorders, and especially in the removal of
those distractions which are the great source
OF their complaints at certain periods thew
possess this eminent advantage over most pur-
gatives tn at while they operate gently. tbev
produce neither cOstiveness, debility, nor too
great excitement whenever there is predis.
position 10 disesse arising from marsh sf9u
Wit, or too copious use of ardent spirits. or
yitiaed state of the bile, they are sure TO re-
lieve.
They are highly recOmme nded to travellers,
by sea and land, as they NAV be made use ~
with the utmost safety without change of der
or exercise. They will be found peculisrly
beneficial in the prevention of disorders Incl
dental to warm climates; -they deterpe and
cleanse viscid humors. open obstruct;ons
promote the secretion of good bile, operatincr
as cathartic aud powerful duretic and
d!apboretic.
MAHY's PLASTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended by all the most
emit,ent physicians of PhiladeIphis.
This plaster cloth, 90 well known in ,h-
United States, and particularly in the cty OF
fhhadeiphIa, IS sovereign remedy against
ulcers, however old and inVeterate; also. can.
GERS, eryslpelas, wens, Jumps, scrofula, fistula,
white swelling, sore breast, fe!ons, whi,!ows
biles, carbuncles, etc. etc. IT cures sprs;ns.
bruises, pains in the back, swelling and pains
IN the joints, scalds, burns, chiiblain, sore
legs. and wounds tending to supparation II
draws cauterised sores or issues very success
fully and without pain Gissipates lie PAIN OF
the gou: and rheumatism in short time
as 1T sofiens the skin, it IS used successfuIl,;
tor the cure of corns on the feet This !
plaster IS recommended to mariners and
others who travel bysca or by land,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

A gentleman of Leeds. in his des
eriptioB of his eIoped wife, says " she
has tongue tbateufs like a razor.u
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
OUR ACTIONS.

The only things in which we can be
said TO have any property, are Our ae-
lions. Our thoughts may be bad, yet
produce no poison; they may bs good
yet produce no fruit. Our riches NAV
be taken from ms by misfortuBe, our
reputation by malice, our spirits by
caiumuy, health by disease, our friends
by death. But our aetions must follow
US beyond the grave; with respect TO
them alone we cannot say that We shall
carry nothing with ns when we die,
neither that we shall GO naked out of
The world. Our actions must cloibe
US with an Immortality loaihsome or
glorious these are the only title deeds
OF which we cannot no disinheri,ed !:
they will have their full weight in the
balance Of eternity, when every thing
else is nothing, and their value will be
confirmed and established by those two
sure aud stateless destroyers of all o.
Their earthly thiDgs-time and death,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
OuI'eu OldteSs
DIR, ROBERTSON'S
STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH,

Price one dollar and fifty cents.
Which has proved, by thousands who have
experienced lis beneficial effects, to be the
most valuable medicine ever offered to the pub.
lie, for the cure of coughs, colds, consumption,
the whooPing cough, asthma, pain in the breast
cramP, and wind in the stomach, headache,
loss of appetite, indigestion, etc.
For the Dysen!sry or Lax, Cholera Norbus,
severe grIpings, and other diseases Of the bow
els, end the summer complaint in children, It
has proved a certain remedy, and restored to
perfect health from the greatest debility
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder of the Breast and Lungs, even in
the most advanced state. will find immediate
relief Common Coughs and Colds, which are
in general occssioned by ohstruc,ed perspirs,
ton, will be found TO yield to its benign infiu
ence in few hours.
In Asibmatlc or Consumptiye complaints,
Hoarseness, Wbeezings, Shortness Of Breath,
and the Hopping Cough, it will give immediate
relief.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

1ean in LOndon.--One of the late
English papers lying before us, SAYS.
"Mr. Kean, having been unable to OBJ,
tain an engagement at Arundel. has
returned TO Drury Lane, where he has
been performing Macbeth, for his own
amusement, leaving 10 BlHstop, Cihe
manager the heartfelt satisfaction Of
walking about his own pit, dressed up
as kiug-DoyeIty seems out of the
question, If Wa except the announce
ment Of a murder Of the novel Of the
Pirate for next week So it seem.
that the sudden starts and awful nan.
ses OF the celebrated hero Of tae sock
and buskia, which turned half the
beads Of orr cilizen5 last year, who
thought il was wonderfully fBe acting,
because they bad never seen any thing
like II before, have lost their charm al
London, --S'e1O York Com, .Gdu
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

The vegetable Nervous cordial IS also a
great Antscorbutc Medicine, and is OF infinite
service for purifying the blood and curing
those foul disorders of the skin which conn
monty sppear in the form of scurvy, surfeit.
red blotcbes, carbuncies, ulcers, etc. etc. A
dose of DIR. Dyott's Ambitions Pills, taken
occasionally with this medicine, proves of adj
ditionai service in the last mentioned cases.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED GOVT AND RHEUMA.
TIC DROPS,
Price tJco Dollars.
A safe and eflecttHsi cure for he govt, rheuma-
tism, luufbago, stone and gravel, swelling and =.
weakness OF joints, sprains, bruises, and all
kinds OF green wounds, the csamp, pains in the
head, face and body, stiffness in the neck. chill
blains, frozen limbs, etc.
DR.. DYOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition. ease
and certainty is infinitely superior to any o,hst :
medicine for the cure of that most disagreeess
Bile ano tormenting disorder, the Itch
Price so cents per Dor.
DR.. ROBER'ISON'S
PATENT STOMACH BITTERS,
Price one dollar.
Which are celebrated for strengthening
weak stomachs, increasing the appetite, and .
certain preventative and cure for the fever and
ague, etc.
For the fever and ague, malady so preva.
lent throughout the southern stat es, and af'
h'cting to families residing in all low countries
redundant with marshes, lakes, stagnated
pools, rivers, these celebrated and universally
esteemed Bitters have surpassed every remedy
ever administered for the relief and cure of
the most obstinate oppressor of the human
frame; numerous instances of their efficacy
have been testified after the banks and various
other extoled prescriptions failed, they proved
successful TO the admiration OF those WHO
experienced and witnessed the hsppy effects.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
lNFALLlBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES
medicine universally esteemed for desrov.
ing every species of worms-price so cents
SynPtOmS.-The common symptoms of the
worms are paleness of the countenance. AZ
other times flushing of the face, itching of tie
nose a,u spout inc seat staring and grinding
OF the teeth III sleep, swelling of the upper lin
the appetite sometimes bad, al other times
voracious; looseness, disagreeable breath, =
hard swelled belly. great thirst, the urjn-
frotby and sometimes of B whtish color
gripping or cholic pans, an involuntary dig.
charge OF saliva especially when asleep fire.
quent Pains IN the sides, with a dry cough
and unequal pulse palpitations of the heart.
swoonlngs, cold sweats, palsy, epileptc fits,
sc.
Though numberleSS medicines are extolled
tor exPeiiing and killing worms none are equal
IN efficacy to DIR. Robertson's HORN Ies,rOv.
'ng LOzenges; they are mild in their operation
and may be given the younge6t infant with
| safety.
CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER.
Price SO cents.
a sovereign remedy for all disorders oftbe
eyes, whether arising from cold inflammation,
weakness &c.
nP nVHJVIN,C
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

A gentleman in Virginia, write, to
his friend in Richmond for still of
certain dimensions, and thus expresses
himself. Sir, want still maid that
will work thirty-si1 gatlantS" he
meant gafIons.)
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

4 sporting gentleman passed by a
houue not huudred miles frsm the
City Heh, lately observed on the door
the separate name of physician and
surgeon, facetiously remarked that
the circumstances put him in mind Of a
double barrelied gun, for if one missed
the other was sure To kill.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Which are celebrated for the cure of most
disorders TO which the human body is liebie,
prepared only by the sole proprietor,
L. w. DYOIT, NJ. ID.
Grandson Of the late celebrated DR.. Ro.
6ertson, of Edinburgh,
And for sale in Philadelphia, only, at the pro.
PrietoF's wholesale and retail drug and
family medicine warehouse,
Northeast corner Of Second 8 Race streets,
And, by retail, OF his agents throughout the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

I1f7ce % CONS.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes, whether arising from cold, Inflammation,
weakness &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31
1886 $50 81

Although the facts already disclosed Justify the
conclusion that the importa,ons OF the present year
exceed the value OF domestic articles expnrted
uurihs the year, yet there are no means of ascer-
tanning the extent OF that excess. If the custom
mouse documents were to be considered copcIus We
evidence upon this subject i; would be apparent
eha' the nation has through the whole period OF its
existence imported more in value than it has expor.
ted. But the fact is inconteslbe that the United
otates have enjoyed more uninterrupted prosperi-
Iy, and have increased their capital TO a greater
re'auVe extent, than any OF the nations with whom
lthey nave maintained commercial intercourse
o shew that the custom house documents can
not De considered conclusive evidence in this case
Iit is proper to observe-lst, That the value Of arti
icies paying duties ad valorem, imported INFO the
United States, is ascertaned by adding TO The in
voice value 90 per cent. if from beyond the Cape
OF Good Hope, and 10 per cent. from all other pIa-
ces; whilst The value OF domestic articles exported
IS ascertained at the port of shipment without any
such addition Cd. The greatest portion of The i'm
portatlons and expectations are made in vessels Of
the y. States. Sd. The capital employed in the
trade OF the North West Coast and the Pacific
ocean consists almost exclusively of the labor and
enterprise OF those engaged in it. Foreign articles
the proceeds OF those enterprizes, imported into
the United States, are, therefore, only equivalent to
the labor and enterprise by which they weie pro-
euicu' f'h Inc Value oil domestic articles eXpor-
ted is more imperfecy ascertained than of foreipn
articles imported; because it has not been consider
ed necessary to resort to the same sanctions TO en-
force compliance with the regulations which have
been prescribed for that purpose. To ascertain
the relative value OF imports and exports, it is ne
cessary-lst That the same additions should be
made to the Invoice value of the latter as are re
CURED by law to be made TO the former. I'd. The
feighto OF domestic articles exported in American
vessels Ehnnld ha lIaI, a.
ing from it the freight of foreign articles imported
IN foreign vessels. Sd. The value Of foreign art-
cies Imported in vessels engaged in the trade OF the
North West Coast and Pacific Ocean, the proceeds
OF the labor and the enterprise of those by whom
they are navigated, should be added to the slomes.
Tic exports. 4th. 1t is impossible to ascertain what
addition should be MADE to tho value of the domes-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31


| military pens
sons, srming
| the militia, and
or TO LIST Jan.
1917,
4,930210 6S
4
Naval service,
including the
gradual increase
| OF The navy
1,538952 SO
Public debt,
~ 80 a 800
L,r;np az
| sa,,r,h o,a.,.
| ;uo,,,d;dd a', AZ.
"e6 s"e
oa 80 - ~
're oN'ooo'ooo
y. an ee''
a'ees'i"'aeu ,c
oo'ooo,ooo
Niak,ng ,ne 'otsi
esuina'eo
penuoure Q.
'"e 'eat io~~' io'@' Quo %
---------
- 'S :"
90, ~. a..
J w '1 ,eo oai
"a January s.;in i9sJ
an estimated
paianee VI S,l4o,o47 OF
After deductlng from this sum certain balances
Ioi appropriations amounting 10 Sl'2oz'Si2 II,
whcn are necessary to effect the objects Tor which
my "eiS SefeIaiIy Iladei UT nave oech oeuuCleu
from inc estimates, Tor me service OF the ensuing
years oaiahce OF 6i,9lo, l3o 90 remains; WINCH
WIN tne receipts INTO the treasury during the
year 1879 constitutes the means Tor deiraying the
currehtserVice oil thar year.
2. OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
wear 1919, and which wa, nnTedeemed on the Is,
dsy of October. 1901. amounted tn 417 1854 746 s4
And thai Which was contracted
|snbsrouentv ~ ~. -, ot In
|srv 1910 and IVA. ,,nrad.ernrd
on the Ter nc Oc.ober 1891 a.
haunted 10 zSegoAro 10
---
MATING 4be to,aI aroorp, os
funded debt unredeemed on the
IN ,he fourth Quarter ne ,ba,
wear ,bere WOO ;ssred T-ea.nr,
No,s CIV nov oar, s,ooL 80 ~
amour, Of soo 1oI
'0 ~
Ma,;, accommodated, 20 cac - :,
In 49, 60 o,as,or - ono, 'ooo'0
maid tbr s"nn Of oso 30 >.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31

& military pen;
sions, erming
the militia, and
nrrearages pri'
or 10 LIST Jan.
1917,
4,930.210 6s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31

(which become due WITHIN tnat year, aitcT ucuuetub
the expenses of collection, and the amount oil deben
lures chargeable upon them and Cd upon such
portion of the duties secured in the LIST and Cd quar-
tiers of that year as are payable within the year it
lis manifest that an increase n the amount oil deben-
lures chargeabe upon the restnue oil the year 1928,
Tor dmnuton OF the imporalioDs OF foreign
merchandise during the two first quarters OF that
|year, must necessarily diminish the receipts into
1.-The Treasury AS debentures can be issued at any
time within twelve months alter importation, char
|geable upon bonds given for the duties upon such
importation, it is impossible 10 loresee the amount
which may be chargeable upon the bonds that are
payable during the year 1928. The facts, however,
which have been stated, Justify the conclusion, that
the amour, of debentures which will be issued and
charged upon the revenue of $685. will considerably
exceed the amount which was chargeable upon that
of &c., From the same lacts, il is also presumed
that the mportations Of the two first quarters oil the
year 1928 will be less than the corresponding quar-
tiers OF the present year.
Giving due weight to all the facts connected with
the subject, the receipts for the year 1923 may be
estimated at S21,l00000
Viz:
Customs, 8l90O0.0O0
Public lands, 100000
Bank dividends, $4,000
Arrears inter-
nal duties and
oireC' TAX ana
mcioeh'ai re-
oeip's' A3oiooo
"nich $50
oe addeothe SUM
OF i'9l6,155 So
"------
remaining nthc
treasury alter
satisfying the
balances oil APP
preparations
on the revenue
oil lo22, winch
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31


ding the loan of S5,000,o0O. a.
mounted to Sl9,573,7os z.
Viz.
Customs, Sl9,oo4,447 IS
Public lands, ex-
elusive Of Mis-
sissippi stock, 1896 as
Arrears of inter
nal duties and
direct tax,
Dividend on
stock in the S56,29o Ia
Bank of the U.
States. s Other
incidental re-
ceipts.
Loan authorized
by act OF the
Sd March,
1921, including
premium of
8264703 20,
gained on the
same. 5000 coo 90
Making, with the balances in the
Treasury, on the lst OF January,
1891, Of S1,199,46i 81
An aggregate Of S20,772, l64 90
The expenditures during the
year 1921, amounted to Sl9,090,572 90
CIV, diplomatic
and miscelia-
neous, 62,a4l,s. 81
Military service,
including Tor.
tihc atoms, ord
mar e, Indian
Department,
Revolutionary
and Military
Pensions, ar.
ming the mt-
Mta, and ar
rearages prior
to the lst jan
uary, sl17, 5,iG2.a64 az
Navel service,
including the
gradual in
crease of the
Navy, sal9243 o6
Public debt, 6,5o7O93 o2
Leaving balance in the Treasury,
on the st of January, 1922, OF 31,69l, 592 "a
The actual receipts in the Treasury,
during the three first quarters OF
the year 1892, are estimated to
have amounted to Sl4745, 40e 70
Viz.
Customs, S12,-
CAS- 935 Is Pub
lie lands. exclu-
sive of Missi.
stock, $685."
4S4 ST Arrears
OF internal do
ties and direct
tax Ovid I'd
on stock in he
Ba X * other
incidental re-
ceipts 39l 81 70
Halsnce OF appro-
priauous for the
War and Navy
Departments,
returned 10 he
Treasury, and
carried he
plus fund,
4O6,li9 %
The actual re-
pts into the
Treasury, du-
ring the 4th
auarter,are es@
,imated at 100000 90
Making the total
estimated re-
cepts into the
Treasury du~
ring the Year.
1922, l9,745,409 II
And with the
balance in the
Treasury, on
the LIST OF JAM
uary,1 1925, Tor
gregate Of Sals427ooo 9.
The expenditures
during the
three first quar-
tiers Of The year
1922, are esti-
mated to have
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31
2,723,997 u
5,6O2,O0o 90

Which, being deducted from
ti.a above gum, viii leave in the
Treasury, on the LIST day of
January, 1924, after satisfying
the currentdemands of the year
1928, q sum estimated at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31

Making the total
estimated re-
ceipts into the
Treasury du~
ring the year,
1922,
And with the
balance in the
Treasury, on
the LIST of Jam
uary,l822, for
ming an ag-
gregate of
The expenditures
during the
three fir st quar-
tiers Of the year
1922, are esti-
mated to have
amounted to
VIZ:
Civil. diplomatics
and miscella-
neous, 1885,
454 "a
Military service.
including for
siGcatio0s, ord
nance, Indian
Department.
revolutionary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31
,.vrUaL TREASURY REPORT.

In obedience to the directions of the "Act supple
mentary to the act to establish the Treasury De-
partnent," the Secretary of the Treasury re-
specially submits the following Report:
/. OF THE PUBLIC REVENUE AND EX-
PENDITURE, OF THE YEARS 1921 & 1922.
The nett revenue which accrued from duties on
imports and tonnage, during the year 1884, amour
ted to Sl5,898, asa ~
Tile actual receipts in the Urea
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31

19,745,40s rs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31

OF internal do
ties and direct
tax Ovid. nd
on stock in he
Ba k * other
incidental re-
ceipts s9l,871 2
Aals zee Of appro-
pciatlons for the
War and Navy
Departments,
returned 20 The
4 rcasuTy ANA
carried 10 he
SUI plus fund,
4O6.lt9 %
The actual re-
cei2ts into the
Treasury, du-
ring the 4th
quarter,are es@
simated at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31

1a,97s,653 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-31

~ = -
year 1921, arnou
CIV, diplomatic
and miscelia-
neous,
Military service.
including Tor.
ii6, atoms, ord
mar e, Indian
Department.
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