The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02

n'""'''eF IRE aisf sr'ongst those
fsnin trrapt. INTO thr Inifrd mt
ar' s'nrbl.' thai il max hay. Iii
l. regard In other, is lisiine,l, ~ e''s
Hence t'ir additional value or g.. M
ehapdiZ' imported inio In. I'm. - her.
during the past year, caniat. u Slrl
BE lake" IS thu true fne4Snrr ~ ss+s
il"nai quantity, The laws IT ,b,. T. . Pl-
requiring tlr value If ferria n arr fei
fixed at he port "fckportalinn. al 81 10 be
nm at exrortaiiun. These chan. ~ !:
British ltws of trade. operating M. sp VI.
pssly with the new tariff At its c.a.
m"ni, i1cfease the dilicot, of a.
al tins lnncinr", the exact .iErrt. g'Hns
batter. YEN far snglc year, UNI =, Tue
conr-e "i The foreign trade Of tb.f - me
States. ''e ohIled
III" importatlons for thu wear h.;
large. and the provisions of n. NJ 50
mainly attaching To them, corresa,.' 'aiiF
amount of revenue will arise r,d 'aiiS
source during the year. Accorama'n' ,a'
gross amount of duties sccruing o,'. M he
ports and tonsSe from the first If ! III
ry TO the th;r'ieth of September las, O@.o''
tinated at twenty five millions G,a u.s.
bred thousand dollars. The cqos. '''
that will probably accrue Tor III. ,s'u's
year, il estimated at thirty one mill, "'Os
Should this amount prove Ia he cnrra,,'
will exceed, by six millions of 10y"
amount "hl,h has accrued durlpg "e
wear since the excessive import.9 'te
i'm aediatply followed the war ~,
Of 1918 and 1916. '''9n
IN estimating The clrar reverue TIA, a..
be expected to arise from the duilc. ~,
year, tile amount of them ip be- draw.
On expectations of a portion of ibr an
on which they have aeerm d; lbp =.
that may happen, aud the rxp.n,e f.
lection, are all to he taken into cab,,d...
ton The duties seeured'by bond dnnav
one year, are chiefly payable in III, Yea,
that follows. portion is pay,he N lbo
same Year: but this is generally CONNIE.
balanced BY the portion that also brcop,s,
paBablr IN the next year, on the mpoet,.
tim, Of tina, YER. 1t will be moe La,
cnuntrrbalanerd, if the impurtalions prn,,
glerJtr, and will not be met if they prra
less. Dehenture certificates fol pa,nro,
of draw back, being denanGahIe Al an, lloe
within year aiIrr the importation Of III,
articles intended Ia be exported, the mum.
bei aud amount of them, chargrabIe upon
the accrulng duties of this year can ney,,
he accurately furrkno"n.
The debtniurps issued during the fbreo
first quarters of the ltesett yea, amount
ri los 4489,71O 90. This is mon. bv
l,jj7 no 80 than those issued during Ina
pending period of the pr,c,dng
yraf. The amount of those uutstafdg
ON the 30lh of September last, and charst.
bic upou the re,rnnr of 1926 WAS 81. 858.
3l5 Ga, which is more by 1874, 3l9 Ga. rhdn
"as chargeable on the 81 t day, in 1874,
upon the revenue of 1895.
The amount otdpty bonds in suit on tho
3oth OF September last VA. 81 987,347 g.
which is S92 79l 90 more than MS in sQli
on the same day III the yer preceding
DE- ddcling from the foregoing srte.
ments the conclusions and probabilities
that may at present seem warranahr The
receipts for 1876 are esllmltrd az follows,
Viz;
From fus oms, $4,000 900 90
II IN PEste ands, eo0,o0O co
From Bauls dividends, 3a5, 0CO 90
FROM miscellaneous and
medicinal reccs Is, 10000 90
Making aggregate of R5aeCon a
he expenditures Of the
year ar 'stimated rs fol-
lows. Wis
Civil, miscellaneous and
diplomatic 2,oS2,a4 q.