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N TsncLe, Ipn,lied.

sNtb trustees o The Wellington Henry Academy, eica
Gus 70 engage Teacher 10 that Institution g., ihe cp-
ms year u b. believed, that with the scholars II the nfi-
he made up u issiuse IN sheathy usts5orhood IN
me county oi ianovef sud within des - Richmond;
convenen't u Pole Green Meeting House, and would be
good situation Tor clergyman. The teacher entitled the
rents q par Of the lsnds IN, eutctop o them
may prefer Any application made the suhscrner will be
attcntedtc. RUBEN MEREDITH,
Pfesilsn,Jf tie Bo1gd q Trustees
NV. =. Eo--vf
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FOX SHE

I1IIE uao, of land which now reside lying in the
/ county D Prince Edward Bu River, miles Sonth
OF Famye sui five Est Of h courthouse, cuntainne be-
tween Is ani 400 acre 500 OF which fs; rate low
grounds inferior 10 of land in the county There or
good dwelling house, and every scripton
Purchasers invited y cUme and see 1t.
PEYFOS RANDOLPH.
rriace Edward, Avg. 10 2s-wti
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NOTIGE-

E'hE 'sscbrr osrs 's TO bic friends and The pub
> e, Co se a kinds of eoutry produce commission,
aud Piedseshe rieiest u the same. lie will also
gend 90 hc selection and huyng 81 eyery description 81
pttfisj end rvm islong experience Nv that r, 10 hopes
n scner sasgctirn For e pfeseo; he n,y lonnd
" The old stand o. H. Co, doors above The HstTayern.
M g.. LACkLAND
Ncr.4f. II
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~ virtue VI deed Of trust, executed by Issn Cbeaib,m
~ 10 the subscriber, dated the 18Th If Nav 1924 and dn
recorded IN the clerks Office Of The county cut Of hester
held shall Oh 2jh day Of December next 90 the pre
proceed 70 sell ioi cs that well known Tsvern in Inc conn.
iy Of CheHeifeld, called PROTIDENCE MN Al ps.enf
occupied by aid Chsdhim with i4G acft II land attached
ihersunio Also hB inieet 10 tract of land verson aba
fouk now rede containing 30 acres, lying contruon,
totbe Tavern tact also likely and very valuable slaves Tor
purposes inthc aforesaid deed expressed I'll, above sale viii
take place with the consent VI said Iham Cheshan.
RICHARD ELAN, Trustee.
Dec. if. 6Ig.t
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.EAECUTUR'S SyIL y.

~ Ill he sid the preuos, the ,t day January,
~ i@-' that wen kuo'sn rd valuable estate called Poplar
toe5i, iyin5 tn Of Bedford Ctnpb.
property Of Thomas Jehrtson dec wih,n eight miles oil
Lynchhmg ana three o New London also about 20 hkej,
ava valuable negroes, WITH STICK, rios, Tie
sale vii be accommodating aud known previous to the
day.
me fifteenth OF January, at Monticello in The county
hlbemaie; the whole lie residue Of ihe pefsoisi uga;
Oh hoHis tneion dec, consisting Of 80 valuable
stoeS crop &c household and alohen furniture. The
ton Of the public earnestly Invited 4, IN, popertv Tie
ngo-s are believed 20 DC the yduthle for their nue
ever o ed NJ one time ia the State Virginia house
'i 'uHhuIr "ay valuable historical aud portrait painting
hu's OF mlible au6 plaster OF dnstned M one
marble oi Thomas Jetstson by Caa-e with TIC peie
ana fnDcdtsd column ~hich lnds; copy
"g instrument usei hy Thomas oh lgr last ts,nt
i've years. with various other curious aud useI
men oi business a private families. The s be
eohmodas and made known previous day The ale,
VIII oe Continued from day Ia dsy until ct!uyltied The.
fift heins unavailable, u qua the public
that ihty will take place At the In places appointed
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
- Executor OF 80. Jefferson, ia G..
=.
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one Hundred Dollars Rcwayd.


ISANAWAY from ny residence, Washington. Wilkes
a. county Georgia. mulafo girl 20 25 years old,
inches hsh has inc figure and counenAnce, thin vi
sage, and more the carriage and manners of White female
"ecuoned good company, than that Of servant Shes
asopd drawing and chamber servant, (exceilng
nurse sick rOom) good seamress, using her neede
her left hand and equaed by few in pleag and other
Ne preparing fine female apparel She carried oil with het
large supply Of fine clothing, Of which such
Usually by the girls JfYE, hut she
may change her name, or add nsmes of Nelson,
Snow or some other She raised in Rich
mond in Vigiua, where probably within 20 miles Of
which place, her mother lives. Some years since, per-
haPs in The yeat 1919 ~ she purchased Richmond
~ Charles III. Nelson, Samuel b. Head, and taken
thenct with other pesroe Pit,sbrg Wheeling, and by
wafer 10 New Orleans. From the fact Of her good
servant and her going % unocnding having performed
duty satisfactorily mistress myself to the moment
che induced to leave my through the influence
white and have doubt has with her pass free
papers, IN the forged Of Of the abovenia.d gentle
men, myself Ciher person person her
description, during the last 10 ~ days has the
road from Augusta 20 Richmond, travelling Cauyall
dearborn Wagon, drawn by dark hay horse driven by
heO fellow Of yeowh eomplexion dressed broad cloth,
apparently from feet 10 To feet high will rive 50 dot
.s for experimenting and lodging the girl in any jail the
Dnned states 50 that he and the like for
performing the Office, the person who may have been
irstfumeutal IN taking her Oh. RICHAND.li. LONG.
Wilkes county, Geo, Dec. l. 59-2awSt+
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ata,aualTreasmrpRspn
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
December 18th, 1876.

SIR: / have the honor TO transmit Report,
prepared in obedience to the directions of the Act
supplementary to the act, entitled An act to es
tablish the Treasury Department, passed on the
tenth of May, 1900.
have the honor to be, with the highest respect,
your obedient servant.
RICHARD RUSH.
The Honorable the Speaker
OF the House OF Representatives.
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WdSHiNGT CITY
CANAL LOTTEAX, 4rH CLASS
To he dratun IN Washington City, on the 2Ith
of December, 1876

or DeceHOeT, lo~o
IHE Managers respectfully offer to the public, The following
scheIr. the i,h class OF Washington Lotteries ~ the
hone & will he cund worthy me parounsr d aiithe
nrnls kind adventure. IL arranged on the very
pnar mode by the combination Of three nuh~rs ON eaoh
cse the numbers odi to %. being all tina, are used
being placed wheel on The day OF draw
. eight of them drawn out at randon wh'ehproduces
capital prizes each ticket of winch contains hIe OF tue
avn numbers; i56 prizes each with iwn OF the drawn
ber, aud sos prizes with of The dfa~n num-
r.; 100 other tickets, which will contain Que vi the
aeawing numbers, heing HANK.
SJEETEE.
,,,ieJ 10 The t;sanJ Prike of S5J,OJ0
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TINS county, about seventy valuable slaves consisting Of men
women and children. credit OF viii he allowed.
WILLIAM b PAGE,
Frederick county, Nov. 81. STD:
" virtue Of deed OF trust Edaund Harrison and
~ Martha W. his wife, to dated the 29th ia, ocio-
PEI s2S and recorded ia the Court Of the county Amelia
shall SELL on the LIST day of January public
to the highest bidder for ready money, 10 slaves.
with the the date of the females
also tract OF Land called the Creek Plantation, containing
Tou 40 aore and lying IN the above mentioned county
me ale VIII be made npon the land. NJ. H. ROBINSON
- Nov. 1928.
Grn John H. Cooke for whose bensG, the sale will no l
disposed TO upon receiving from the purchaser or ur-
ohastrs approved security credit twelve months for 50
much oil the proceed, a, he !. entitled tn rscs". -
Nos:2a. 5a-'J. NJ n !" n OF $50, T3EoH
Trust Sale Of TaluabIe Land ana Negroes
execution OF adced of trust, from Lew Jones Pru
from the late fim of Morris. and Joue. the Subscribers will
proceed u sen at public auction the I0th day Janua,
next, II iii, n not the day tes!once of Lev,
Jones, az te county OF Nuway, the of land which
he resides, Bag Notoway river containing 1913 10 acres
due portion o. lat and mhered And the upland fertile IN
high state Of Improvement, in good condition farming
and well adapted to the culture con what tobacco and
cotton, aud comnioduus dwelling hols- ice hou,- mi
all necessary out houses This situated IN healthy
ANA agreeable neishbouhooi within mills IF Peters
burg Also other Of land containing 40 Ia
portion dat land lying in the county of Lunenburg MOTTO
on both sides OF Big Nooway river, adjoining the well
known Fall. Mills which have been heretofore sold for IN,
heusht OF the creditors f the late firm Morris. Joue
ai one other tract of land containing 266 IL acres, lying
the county Of Lunenburg the leading fom The FAIL
al Notoway river 10 Lunenhurg Couithoisc
In execution ct the aforesaid deed, aud the time and
place, the uhscrihers viii proceed sell in like manner be-
wesH 40 anI 80 sauabo lyes, large portion boys;
and also carlge tat s use1. The uhcrihe,. Will also
.e uirr me provisions Of the laid deed, the AFORESAID L,
Juies stoc oi all nt which consiere, 10 be valuable
eon'isns Of hoe, (neiuding pair hrrsr hogs
and sher Al-o I'll his household and kitchen furni.; e.
a'mng utensils, including Wagon aud gear The land will
he '"d on ac.d Of one and years the personal
credit o twelve months tke purchasers giving bonds with
approved security. the sale will from day t. d1y
| anal completed.
EDMUND !RDY, }r,n.,o..
W.. -. OyERJOE Ai"stees'
Nov. 2s. ',at,
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Lunofic HoypifoI. IViIIio,u sJ,,,,c

OFChs hereby gfen that all the cells m this institution
are occupied, and that patient. will he received
until some II the said cells ue Of which
be given. by order u the Court If Directors.
NAV % ct IEo HENLEY. ED
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COWJITSSTOW BUSLyvESS

WE undersigned tenders his services The public,
Commissions Merchant, with the that any hus
ne entued him shall that attention may
w. H. SWOOPE.
oaies between DIS the sisss, nearly opposite
IN Bell Tavern.
Soy "a 81 s6vI
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FILL GOODS.


NEI receiving and opening large proportions Of
w Fall and Winter GOODS; amongst those opeLing,
Bales of rose, pom, and juIr blankets
Bales nsp culcns, various makers
Bales fannes, learnos and bearskins
Bales hiesced and unbeached domestic sheengs and sh
ings, compete assortment.
Broad cloths ind ca,simere., Of all qualities, the
superior imported
Pesse cloths, OF all colours
Vestinss, To- suit the
Silk. cotton aud wosted iiusiefy
fmniuf. cambria and garment dimities
Cases Irish tinen long lawn aud sheetiue
few pieces Flanders she etn beautiful and cheap article
Cases satiinct he'd lickings ami the'ks
Boxes Of looking slsse put up dozens, for wholesale
trade
Cotton shrtings, cotton cambricks
Auslins, bonbaznes, bombazeus
Diapers and linen cambrics
scaris, some beautiful
small assortment merno and cashmere hdkf..
A few beautiful plain black silks
TIN cad aces, Hat bobbin and
Canton, nankin aud Italian grapes
p 1 piece beautiful yauze flannel.
They expect daily additional .urplit. from New York and
Phiadep ha, all which will be sold former price
Oct ) Aft Wan. NEALE Y co.
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VIZ
Civil, Diplomatic,
and Nliscellane-
Gus, $40 900 90.
Military service, in
GLIDING foriifca-
lions, ordnance,
Indian Depart'mt,
Revolutionary Il
Military Pensions.
arming the Mill
tia, s arrearaees.
prior 10 the first
of January, 1877,
l ,293,000
Naval service, in,
GLIDING the gradu-
al increase of the
Navy,90O,00O 90
Public Debt, viz :
Reimbursement OF
principal, 2,0p2,-
900 IL
Payment of Interest,
9l2,5I0 So
TOTAL, 2,914,Sl7 60
Making the total es-
tima'ed expendi-
tnre of the year,
1926,
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a GENTLEMAN who ba. couauctea ScuUoi, for y OF 3
years, and who produce satisfactory Of hi
Character aud quaf ;atpns teacher, situation
healthy part ofth State. lie will undertake 20 teach
the Greek Latin aud French languages together with those
branches continuing good English education.
Apply to the Editors of the Enquirer.
lee. 8 62-o,wn
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SAFE of Yaltfable Slnrcs.

ioUte " ufUuOIS StucCS.
~ Thursday the 2Nh of December ncS Will be sold at
" Ann6ed, the late residence OF Matthew Page dec in
inns county, about seventy valuable slaves consisting men,
women and Children credit Of nine months VIII he allowed
bond with approved security being given.
WILLIAM g. PAGE,
= Executor Of Matthew Page.
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Those rs having on them the sd, 9Th and o,hi ~
ih and 9Th; Sd 9Th and 9th; Sd, 9TH and 7,h III,
sh and 9Th Sd, 9TH and 9Th; 4,h, 9Th and 9Th; 4h'
ID, and 7th; 4th 5th and eth; 4lh eth aud 9Th; All,
IN and 9Th; 4ti eth and 9Th; 9Th, 9TH and 18th 9Th,
I'd and 9Th; 5ih, 7tt aud 9Th, each, iCo
Al! other tickets (heing 3) which will he found 10
contain each three OF the drawn numbers, different
nom either Of the preceding, each, 800
Those 81 tickets having thep, the Isl aud I'll
dawn numbers, iVo
Those IU4 tickets, having two Of the drawn urin-
In, on tseni and the 81 and iil OF the DIN
"a 9Th, EACH %
al others with two Of the drawn numbers them,
b.ng 1900, each, -
Aud all tickets having any one vi tue drawn NUM-
b., e th~m, being iOoO5, each, 10
30 ticket which shalt have dawn Prize of superior de-
10 nination IA be entitled to an inferior PsZe.
Prizes payable forty days alter the drawing, and subject TO
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REPORT.

In submitting TO Congress the Annual Report
required by law, the Finances. the Secretary OF
the Treasury is happy in being able 10 represent
them Tor the present year as IN satisfactory con-
di,ion. Whilst other countries, and some with
which the United States maintain extensive deal
ngs, have beheld great branches OF their industry,
if not altogether Frustrated, interrupted TO an eX-
tent productive of high degree OF suffering, the u.
States have experienced within themselves no such
calami,ous occurrences, and have been freed from
all other than slight oil OF the pecunary evils
which have been seen 10 press so heavily in other
regions. When adverling 10 the complicated con-
nexions that bind together the pecuniary interests
Of Commercial States, having large exchanges with
each other, the reaction from abroad has been less
felt than might have been expected and has brought
with il results affective TO the community, or
inauspicious 10 the regular operations OF the Gov
eminent. The public obligations have all been
punctually fulfilled, without any increase OF the
public burdens, and the National Revenue, which
derives no aid from the existence of direct taxes
or internal duties OF any kind but rests upon the
Customs almost exclusively, has been unusually
abundant in the sums realised for the year draws
ing TO Close and promises TO be iully adequate
TO meet every stated head of the public expendi-
ture, including the sum annually devoted 10 the
ex,inguishnent OF the debt, for the year that is to
come. This substantial prosperity, the result OF
the general industry iostered by good laws, and a
which, by enlarging the home demand for the pro-
ductons of the soil, have aided in supplying def
ciences in the foreign demand, and which, by SUI
peraddng to exports he results OF manufacturing
10 those OF agricultural labor, have tended 10 open
new avenues TO external raiiick- this state OF the
country, in lis financial and concerns for
the year, will be seen in the recapitulaiens that
follow. they 81 i'll consist, FIRST, OF the amount OF
moneys paid into the Treasury in 1926, and in the
year preceding. and the Expenditures for these
two years Next, OF the state OF the Public Debt,
and the portions of it that have been paid off;
which will be to exceed the sum regularly ap
propriated by law for that purpose, within the
year. And lastly, of the Estimates OF the Public
Revenue and Expenditure for The year 1927.
/ Of the Pu5iic Reuenue and Expenditure
Of the yecrs 1925 and 1926.
The nett revenue which accrued from duties on
( imports and tonnage, during the year 1925,
amounted Lsee Statement a to
1924. 1853 ,2s2 81
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NOTICE.


HopkiusUiHe for Sale, under Deed of Trust.
EpY ynue Of deed Of bearing date the Esd day Of
~ March, 625, executed 10 by Charles L. Wooi.on
AMI wife, will he sold the 27, day Of Dec. next il far
net the next iar day, for ready money, the well known
Tavern the Bu' bingham Read, IN the County Of poar
called HOPKINSYILLE Al.o the following slave. Vi,
Phil Esther aud her three children Julian Billy and Rich
ara, 1r 50 much u The said property BE- sufficient to
the under tie deed iores7id The ale m A. -
place on the premises.
SAML. TAYLOR,
WM. 5. DANCE.} ''u'te''
Nov. ~ 81 "a.
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.ADRERTLSE .MEJN.1.

1HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing above
,poo acre., lying an the lower end Of Auea county, for
meiy advertised, Is still for sale. 1t would make excellent
cotton plantation. IL will be sold all divided into
parcels. The terms will b. eommodaiing.
"iswain march :. aq-if U1T Is GILES.
IN OVERSEER WANTED,
good moral character who is known h. honest,
~ Pefae aud industrious; such would liberal
ways oy applying the Shot Pump Henrico county.
Wv ~. 5i-if
farmers Bank of Virgiria
'tt annual neetn, Of the Stoc khodsr the election
o Directors FOR the Bank and for the u.c.s Discount
ahd befo will be held wednesday, the Sd sy Janu-
any neN. WM NEKEhViS, Cashier
DEC. !. 5S-idn
Negroes for Sale.
"a ILL be sold fo Cash public Mond,y The
w DAY oil January next, 6reenvile Courthouse bang
court day. IS likely Young and valuable SLAVES be-
longing TO the estate Of Simon Tuner, jr. dec.
Dee.l4. ei-ids J. Z. LUNDv, admir-.
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Civil, Diplomatic,
and
miscellaneous,
2,029,33l %
Military service, in
GLIDING fortifca-
tons, ordnance,
Indian Depart'm,.
Revolutionary S
Military pensions,
armins the Militia ,
& arrearsges prio.
TO the frs, of Jan.
1917, 5,266,9S
SO cents.
Naval service, in
GLIDING the gradu-
al increase of fhe
Navy, 3,32l,332
20 cents.
Public debt, s,096-
5Sl 80 cents.
And the expendi-
lures of the fourth
quarter are estima-
ted at
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HE annual meeting Il the Stakeholder, 81 the Bank Of
~ Virginia, will he held x their banking House. IN the City
" Richmond, on The hfst Monday IN Janusry.
W. CAMBRIDGE, Cashier
Hfcen.hfr T.
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oct 5, TT WM NEALE X co.
COPPER a.vD IRON FOR 1927
Navy conmissioners' oDice,
November 3Oth, it26. s
5NE Commissioner Of the Navy Board, will seated
a Proposals. until the 10Th January next for the supply Of
the following quantities OF Copper and iron be dei,te
the respective Nay Yards before July, ia27
At BOSTON,
Not less than $500 Sheets of copper.
Not less than $4,000 las ur Bolt conner
Ar NEW YORK,
Not less thnn 5000 She cts o Clipper.
Not less than 5000 lbs ot Bolt copper.
AT PHILdDELPHIA
Not less than 500 Sheets Of copper.
AT NORFOLK,
Not less than 5000 Sheets Of copper.
Not les. than $4,000 lbs. Bolt copper.
All the Sheet Copper he from 90 81 ounces and the
Bolt Copper from 5S'o 81 inch, may be required.
Ar RoSToN
Not les. than 1900 i'i i. round
10000 " sauare
6T NEW YORK.
$1,000 lbs. round,
Not less than $4,000 fat,
10000 squate
1T PHILADELPHIA,
Not les. than 1850 1850 I'd a.. s'''''
1000 square.
AT VASHfNGToN
(s0,0uO lbs. round,
. Not les than 1900 e Hat,
10000 square.
ar NORFOLK,
10000 lbs. IouIid,
+. Not les tina" s sSSsS : : .ss.-..
All the round lion to he from 3fto IL inches as NAV
he required The hat may be rtque and squaI,, IRON
"a 30 ii inch, may he icquirei.
The piOpV.ais de the OF the surees h. given
and the ContTacors tenely IT requ
ed, an additional quantity moi exceeding % per Oh,
ing sixty days notice.
An Of which Copper AID Iron to he suberte npec
ion and proof present adopted tile Navy
Yad such other inspection and proof the Coua.
MAY
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And leaving in the Treasury, on
the first of January, 1927, an
estimated balance of
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1851 ss

Making the total estimated receipts
into the Treasury during the
year 1926,
And with the balance in the Trea-
sury on the slst of December,
1925, of
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PRICE OF CHANGES
Tickets $40 Quarters 50 30
Halves D Eglths %
Pike tickets former Lotteries, and the of ali specie
4 ,ynis banks received al par.
- Parcels ofTiekets made in this lottery by taking 90
tickets random. hut such that they
each Of the 20 hers used OF h numbers
the wheel aud each piize the least of
10 dollars, Follows that such parcel Of 20okeis
cessy draw al least 10 dollars, ieiht l5 per Gentle
nen vino prefer sentuu only for the prizes better
e ones and paying only the difference hewes the
value of the tickets aud what they "f necessity d aw
have CERTIFICATES entns Them to all the hish pize
following rates:
a ceIt.iieaie fer 20 Whole Tickets, Siae.
do ~ Halves. Is.
30 Quarters, SO.
20 Fights, Is so.
4 All letters by The mail (post paid nv private hand
enclosing the cash prize tickets will he Wei attended
personal application at the Mauager' Office, where the
ash always had Tor prizes drawn- Address
YATES & T1.fMTXAE,
Washington city.
Nor. 81 56--wiu
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Statements y and G, connected with Ibis doc-
gusn' a-s reserved Cor separate Communication.
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II. j. SUYJi.4.NSKI, Practical Dentist,
EN0H the better accommodation of my professional visitors
baye rented rooms IN the dwelling house formerly oc
oupied by DF. Clark Oh street. opposite MI Nelson's
Store.
Office hours from until two M, and from 10 q p. IN.
Dee. 3 60. ,wtf
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II Teacher Wanted.
TIME Subscribers wish employ ensuing year
Il tie aoer that well qualified TO Teach the English Lam
glamwseally Biography, Lsrn and Matheina
uek Any gentleman producing satisfactory evidence h
perfect knowledge ia the above branches will meet with en-
courage men ny pp ing the subscribers living in The up
PER end OF Chesterfield county
THOMAS fRANCH,
HENRY COX.
Dee Z. SAT- SPENCER WOODBRIDGE.
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AN aggregate of
The expenditures Of
the three FIRST quar-
tiers of the year
1926, are estimate
ed to have amount..
ed, Statement ~
10
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A1taVIhH UAiabce IN Tie reAsllTy, ------- -
on the FIRST OF January, 1926, OF 1921 $50 40
The difference, amounting to $50 II 30, be.
tween this balance aid that stated in the Last nnu.
Il Report from the Treasury, which So, 2Sl,-
06I 20. Is owing to the balance last year having
been given estimate only Actual settlement
has fixed u at ibe sum stated
The actual receipts into the Treasury during the
3 first quarters Of TIE scar 1926, estimated to
have amounted to- SIS $50, 932 50
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ces or supplies pri-
or to the first of
July, 1915,
And the actual re.
ceipts into the
Treasury during
the fourth quarter
of the year, are
estimated at