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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
$4,000 Dollars Capital Prize
DisMa! Scamp Canal Lottery,
tSM CLASS,
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- BE- drawn in;he city OF i;ichmondon Wed
rGslsy the iOIh day of Dec. .eXt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04

-. -.sheT @IiIUf''1 - n :
odi, or "'"e, + = the Greek Islands Who s1ii'r
Iarn'efa' ~ Interruption OF trade. Those Isl
s1osi no" ..os, nj their supplies oi corn 'ro'n
sn5s Dire" a. that there appears little reason,
re eon'".' ,..,,rrsction in thu capital, from
II expes' -. them 10 treat /. aud mere Is
fearen' .~.I,e.t attempts inatfe by sesssis oi u.
ho'tu;oa 10 ~rn,erihe States
.rsor THE SOLDIERS AT WATER.
B0Nbeof LOO.
,b,t the bones ri animais
Hf".N ,.Ileo, manure for enrichn'g The soil,
make Ri e'".i, ar, very mncn ssught Tor by
and aee''@r q sriculnrists in the neighborhoed
ganienp's" az London and PARIS. when
81 afse ,hev are first broke,, then ground 10y
nus nss". !. ~ engine, and the powder so"n
up"i ~. t,ttle Of Waterloo, the bodies wore
Ahf'"Ad over for money. WATCHES, trlnkeis
hru L.. Then came the purveyofs oi hu-
and cur ~ far me supply ofthe makers OF ia'se
raan 'a%,,s cur{s and ~friaettes then came ano-
h'" 80 wbo extracted from the dead oou'es'
'hf, s.u,d teeth, for the supply OF inc zen
Ell a lss,ly when The .esfi had pu'riheu, 'ne
hsu'... If bones for manure searcheo tue "e'"
-nrs.ryest. This looks like oaroaris"'.
lo,m A., of II Is sevolting to hnma"i'y.
L htClITt OHH Eo"f' WV
o,,cess Of England IN the wroag piaee.-flo~
1aa.stonsble the proves aud chivalry "'
eve, y in respect 20 her relations IN the East
i"s'' : enc direction, AT all events, whers no
'het.";~ can controyert her decision and va
scepa ina, is her direction when she LOOKS
i', .,d Can il be, tina, because she IS play
~e', ,"s dip,omaric game unsuceessfuliy, she Is
Ins t TOD 10 master her eountensnce INTO plac'd''
H" the Russian alone, and vent her wrath
d,.pair upon her own domestic hearth
~" ,aon me unoiIendins head Of her own lam
an" VI i,elpnd alone. England assumes a me
mi aui,udc. The Dsrdannelles are blocka'
W The French superinfend the desiinles oith'
"e".. md the Grecian isles and yet the whole
mo n,.,. influence Of England, save that par
mu"h ,,,rol, Chester and the Welsh mountain
N"s" s,n,city of on army of observation, is OF
=" -; rive TO the borders of the county IipPe
to Keep the black hens and magpies quiet
my;N che bitter fruit of the Penal Laws. I,
.rosn perversness, England j, indebted FOL
.ho.. ccntins eucies which compel her to have
,hose soldiers aud those pieces OF artillery
,'nnginy abaat Sic yenan'ont, which ought IL
,a ., this moment, within "a days march o
Mount Athos. lD1o.
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y--Ipstr J. WILLS. Elk
CO HMIsSfOYER'S OFFICE,

I~yichbufg Nov. ~, lh26.
The pariis. To- this eaD.. Will take notice,
that ] have appoinied Saturday the seven
tesnth day Of January neal, 10 carry
the foregoing order oi ooaft into effect
an which day, Al the Ionr Of MIN ~
o'clock A. NJ. they are required 10 a.
tend III my office, IN TIA, town. witt, theit
accounts, vouchers, and eofins Of court pa
rers, pre- pared Tor examination and settle.
menl. eli. =. JOHNSTON. c.
Dec. 4. aawg3
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y. States Senaior.-John Branch is re-electcd
by the Legislature Of N. Carolins 10 serve in
the Senate of the y. State, for siI years from
the Alb of March next. The election TO sup
ply the place of Mr.. Macon had not takes
place. Gov. IredelI T. Montfort Stokes were
candidates TO supply his place.
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NiasfSIs-Af ! snaefiaf cnasi of cbss,
eery, holden 81 ihs TOW u i,f Iynehfux,
on he 2s'h day OF Oct. ie2s, pant.l y. Per-
row. jun. plif.
against
Sn,ni. Jordan. Branch Jordan. Clement Town
sen aud Herman %tnrian, ar
THIS cause came onthis d-y 10 be heard on the
bill. answers, exhibits and .sam,nstisns > ~
ntss,ss. and sHs ARGUED by eoansel. ou eoustd-
GRAFTON whereof, the court doth refer the sc-
counts between the prtties 10 ope ri It's co,nm,s-
siouers who Is directed 10 examine. state mud
settle the s1me. N u any thing like nsnry NJ es-
,oriion appears. 90 sir,ke u eui. n make report
thereof To the .o,ri with any matters .neeislly
stuffed thought pertinent by hinItaii or re-.
gDieed by ilie parties 90 be 40 stated
A e~opy--fssir WILLS. elk.
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The complete official returns of the Presiden.
'ial election in Kentucky, give for Adams al
$50 Jackson 3o,39i-whicl makes Jackson's
majority 1898.
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From Louisiana. --lodiana aud Illinois We
have no further returns, aud u, those States
have, undouhtsdlv. all gone FIR Jackson, il
will be unnecessary to notice partial state.
menis Of returns, but wait until We can give
the general results.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04

Gen. Jackson and Col. Co mb,.-Crom the
communication ofCoi. Combs published be-
low. il would seem that a rel OF uder may be
expected from the latter 10 the Gems late com
muuication :
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
Remarks on The albany Convention.

A convention Of one hundred members, is Ger
tainly an imposing number, and our only surprise
is, where did Clay and Adams pick up 100 men,
in this state, in their favor? However, we ike to
see it, We were bending beneath our own weight
breaking to peices for the want OF opposltlon---
sleeping on our posts, because no enemy appeared.
The shadow, however, does appear, and that beau
tfu sprg Of democracy, John A. King. prociams,
that he will raise the standard Of he .9dmihistro
tion in this State. Bless US. what long tail our
puss has got This convention VIII not nominate a
goyernor-they dare not--they caunot agree
mong themselves; we have said so--it turn, out
10 I've 80. Il has been gnt up and the menbers
drummcd together; the heads, and wings. and
nccks, and tails, Of all parties and factions, with
infinite iabour and expense, to make an impression
4 shoo Of strength in Alntschy, and with no hope
Of carrying solitary point in this state Let our
friends in Kentucky, set down TIN, a, ceftain--
the Jackson candidate, for Governor, Of Me Reput-
lican State Of .Ap,c Fork wiu succeed by tmenty.
fire thousand majority! There is bat one voice in
the State, and that is achson' there is 10 heart.
no voice, no feeling for John Quincy Adams
there can be none among the true friends OF the
country .-sNoa!.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

Chfistiana Meeting On Saturday last the
friends Ct Gen. Jackson IN New Castle County
held their annual meeting at Chrstiana. BY the
published proceedings in to days paper our rea-
ders will be informed what was done-but the
manner OF doing it remains to be told-Iast year
upon the sudden call Of the people to enlist under
the Jackson flag, there was something 50 novel ii
the dea OF iorsaking old party names, and forget
ting former distinctions. and the period when this
decree went forth SO immediately close to the
time OF election and the subject so little matured,
and SO little understood, that it was not to be ex
pected IN the nature Of things that complete mi
on and concer. Ct action could take place, lhe
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
TO alter and amend the same from time 70 time ana
to remove and appoint to Office whenever It shall
be deemed advisable to do SO.
Approyed.-24th May, 1928.

Approyed.-24th May, 1928.
mo 52l AN ACT making appropriations TOT ous'o"
Houses and Ware Houses
Be 1t enacted By .hs Senate and ifouse q hepfe-
sentat;res ofthe United States ot .imefica tn .on
rress assembled, That the Secretary OF the treas
uary be, and he hereby is, authorized TO cause -
be selected and purchased, suitable Sue lof q
Custom House and Ware House, at Newport. 10
Rhods Island, and to cause safe anu convenient
uuId.ng 10 be erected thereon, Tor the transace'o"
Of Custom House business, and for the safe keep.
inc Of the records thereof, and If the property N
the custody If the Gme.nmen'; I'd that sum
not exceeding ten thousan! .afs ae, ana tne
same is hereby appropriated, ioi me purposes
aforesaid, ont Of an, oone9 N tile treasury, hot
otherwise appropriated.
Sec 9. .iAd De it further enacted, That the
Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he is hereby,
likewise authorized to cause to be purchased sult
able site for Custom House and Ware House I'D
tile city Of Mobile. in the State OF Alabama, ana 70
have erected safe and convenient building OF 20
purchase proper site with suitable and conve
nient building already. erected thereon ior M .'e
transaction OF Custom House business, and tor the
safe keeping Of the property in custody OF the Goy
ernment; and that sum, not exceeding eisht
thou sand five hundred dollars be, and the same IS
her eby appropriately for the purpose aforesaid out
Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated.
Sec s. md be it further enacted, That sttlhe
Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he IS nefehy
authorized to cause to be put in proper repair.
and to be used for Custom House, certain BRICK
stare, in Newburyport Massachusetts, once the
property If Abner Wood and David W ood, JUNIOR,
out now belonging to the United States; and that
sum not exceeding three hnndre, dollars be, and
the same is hereby appropriated, for the purpose
aforesaid, oat Of any money in the Treasury not
othet wise appropriated.
Sec. i. nd b ittNrther enacted, That the Sec
lrta,y IL the Treasury is hereby authorized and d.
ftctel to cause suitable site to be selected and
purchased Tor Custom House and Ware tlouse at
Pntland, ii Siaine. and 70 cause sale and conve-
nent buildin. TO e ctea thereon, for tne trans
acton Of Custom House businesa, and tor the safe
k.eAng OF the lecofts thereu, and OF the property
in tic custody of the Gosernment; and that sum
uat exceeding twenty thousand dollars ~ hereby
appropriated, out Of al, money in the Treasury not
Otherwise appropriated, for the purposes aforesaid.
Approved o4ta Nay 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

of the sandy soils of England stock them with ra5
bits and these rabbit-pastures are called warrens
The extent Of warrens varies from 100 to 5000
acres. They enclosed with walls Of stone or
turf. TIE varieties employed as stock are the
common gray, and silver gray breeds. In severe
weather in winter they are fed with hay, turnps,
oats, &c. There are twenty warrens in the East
Riding Of Yorkshire, which contain together 0,O0O
acres. Gne warren at Brandon in Suffolk returns
10000 rabbits in year; 90 rabbits per acre is the
usual produce; the carcase defrays the rent, and
.lzes, ard the skin is paoit One gentleman in
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
Ia6L..ilA MEETING.

yEvIE friends o General jackson in Aent County. re
aoestea to NEE tile State House in Dover on Sat.
igli4} W. l9tL u ily at e o'clock the morning
4. enGauce prtcnlary requested much bus-
Il 5: Importance VII be taasacted, and all the prelm-
W., n geu,ens u e party BE made Thisis call from
lie rlop.fupn Rtaae.tes. Their rights and liberties are
i, stase nohns preserve them but unliring yIg
iarce araci-eAuroabe principles Of public virtue. Let
lhcm aok q N.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

Al meeting Of number Of the electors Of
Broadk.ln Hundred, friendly to the election Of
General Andrew Jackson as their next President,
On Motion, Rssolrsd That William c. Coulter
be supported as an Inspector; and Edioard Dick
ersor (oi Edmond) as as an Assessor, at the ensu-
inn little election Of Broadkln hundred.
JESSE DUTION. Sn. Chaiman
GiDHoN NAPLES, Sec'y.
June IA 1923.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

The Coalition will claim majority in New-Iersey. i
is point at all worth disputng paper. Time will
test it-a few months will prove that New-Jcrsey, well
as the Cniol is for Andrew Jackson, E,nporiGn.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

Loss of Gold and .silrer on Gliding rad Wa-
ting Fifty thousand pounds worth ot gold and
silver are SAID to be annually employed at hlr-
mingham in gliding and plating, and winch IS
therefore forever lost as bullion.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

Fruii Tffe8-A method of preserving ftG trees from
Tie arac nf has been discovered By yonng lazy
of New York II lie course u her experiments !or the
safely of t4yorte peach tree. It e by pouring thrae e.
four quart, pt boiling around and upon the roots ]
The diseased The remedy has been trl' ! by hef
brother upon chald Of 50 pea, peaet, 2um apple
and other trees with nfaIiable success.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24


Some Causes Of Re-dction."-This IS INC eap'
ton to ten paragraphs in the last Journa W'''A
are all true enough, if we read j. T. ADAMS "
stead of Gen. Jackson, where the name OF ing ~
ter occurs.
We have only to say to the journal, that oc'us
the causes of reaction given, 1t viii De V''N'
to satisfy his readers and himself, that there -
reaction. The causes will then &c more ilkc. y
be understood How is it about reaction az no"'s'
Ask Sussex what kind Of reaction is taking pss.
there.-Ask Misplion and Duck Greek - nv,
county how it is in those places.-AsK inc y.
corner meeting what is the reaction m l''' ''f
lican county. The 500 Chrstiana meeting S a4'
IN onstration Of the sort of re action here.
Temperance Society. "Wednesday heN, =,
stated meeting Of this Society takes rlace' anu y
understand it is intended by the members y -"
their friends generally to be present ~ = ,.h
ed that the Rev. Il. w. Gilbert and y :. va. 4,
an, W. y. will address the meeting. ff0" 4
known talents Of these gentlemen, eielae"' =,
dresses are expected, and we presume 10 ~
be disappointed.
! .qast;ons.-We have received the .Na1so"D' LIZ
vocate Extra from New York, ana pa'".s = Il
note the able manner, in which the suV', ,oou,,
auctions is treated--as soon as we can fnaNs J. a
We .aa'' eron tine to time transfer ae coa'ss.'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24


are dressed a. furs, and exported to Nn'ia 20 W
worn by the Mandrans.-- Abridged IRON i.ohuoh
Successful Lar .Suit.--in the insolVeht i'eo',
or,, Court in I.onon, recently, q person iameu
William Charles Empson, came UP 70 oe heaia ~
IN III netition. Ills schedule contained a state
ment that appeared to astonish the 1ou't. - was
!, attribute nv insolvency to an error OF luu5
ment of tbe late Lord Chancellor Eldoh" IN an
swer to the enquiries o. the Court respecting 'ni'
extraordinary statement, the insolvent entered ~
to a long detail Of the particulars OF cia',A he
had an the estate of bankrupt, which had peen
,ha snb;act of Chancery suit and Lord Eldon,
after much consideration, having still some DOUBTS
DIRECTED, an issue to the Court OF Kings bchch'
where he obtained verdict; but the estate being
entirely exhausted he never received any dement,
and having his costs to pay, was utterly ruheu py
the cause lie had gained. The insoyent was de-
clared emitted to his discharge, but was ordered
to amend his schedule. that the mputaton u con-
taineL against Lord Edon's Judgment, might not
remain on record.
pot,ns 81 H. " LA new volume OF poems the pro.
duclons Of this cha mng poetess' = Ahouneea ~ tns
London uaners d, being about TO be given 10 c pupac
he titles Of the Two prihcipl pieces winch II - SAID tle
volume contain, are The Te,pian Ry1rit, ard the l1s
pc4a. Tie Venetian Bracelet IS spoken OF as hloe 8
Ard nnre finished narrative than any ot fe Pre-
c.ous roems which this sweet ,ongstreos has written
Peru Itma--O Or Charge Aifaircs was very u onthe
2Nt Feb fMo American medical practitioners attended
him The eloquent ora'ion OF Governor isier' - ss,
lpon The death Of Ihonas U ferson had oee nasa'ea
into Spanish and published ~ I've Lima fees aph.
The executor and erandso o Mr. Jefferson has issuec
sronnsas for nubts@g 9Th. Life and artttgsot Thomas
Jeiftsonp 'ie sprk y - elegantly pilpied % beau
tnl naper and rnaaented m'l tue best engraved lkt
meas ii he aulhor ard fac smile Of the arg ma draft I"
the Declaration lIl. ntndence with We ainenameh'
and additions of tie ait;ee, he hansotigsei eae1
To be con rrael 4 70. OF about 5ol ragea
each--price so q boards VIII c!ofh naaSs. ~ -,
valuable contribution Il iAe &C ee principles Mil
surel, bc laro.lled by his enlightened calntrs m'n I
the last legacy Of The a,Aor II the Declaration Of lnde
pendence,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

Berkshire raises rabbits Of plrs wiae tne Suns
of which sell high Many Of the silver gray skins , rs
are dressed a. furs, and exported to 1n'ha 20 W
worn by the Mandrans.-- Abridged IRON i-ohuoh J
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

Prussia, and her Dominions; and il. at any time
hereafter, the said equality shall not be reciproca
led in the ports of Prussia, and her Dominions,
the President may, and he is hereby, authorised to
issue his proclamation, declaring :hat fact and
thereupon SO much Of this act relates to Prussan
vessels, and their cargoes, shall cease and deter
mine.
Approyed-24th May, 1928.
tNo AN ACT declaring the assent of Congress to an
act of the State of Alabama.
BE it enacted by the SENATE and House OF Repre-
sentatires Of the United States Of america IN Con
gress assembled, That the assent of Congress be.
and hereby Isl granted, to the operation OF an act
of the General Assembly of the State OF Alabama,
passed on the tenth day Of Januaty, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty seven, entitled : an ac,
Approved 24th May 1928
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nomination . Haples. II Ras a esinmny whiea
could mol lninre me, and which ~as dishehes.
cd by those who circulated II No sir, will
never receive instructions irom The Barnn ds
Danas. nor orders from the Count de silleie
Do moi inter from Tins thai make vain pa
ride of nv opposition. The opposition Is nei.
her at NV choice az taste. ! would abandon
IT tomorrow with joy, il | could renounee Il on
conditions honorable IN IN, character. q useful
TO INV country M one can feel. aiief ibtty
wears al agitation the necessity OF repose, more
than my elf But tins opposition touches not
nv person it exists not Ia nv snlueless inter
ests II owes lis orign 10 the very nature Of
things An old soldier rs | am. tatigned as
well may be, must feht as long as the prtss Is
shacded the charter violated. religion threat
ened. aud the throne put in peril by such per.
nicions system. Tie two ordinances nf the ttfih
of this month. prove with what ohstinics this
system IS pursued. The first, by hnsienng
the meeting ofthe electol =, colleges, excludes IN
reality a large multitude Of electors. particular
" IN the distant provinces, who cannot be adyi
Sod 81 the election until II is flushed The Other
Nuns deadly blow nj the institution OF the
pccrage. To break the majority Of the chamber
of peers TO render this chamber dlssolnhle like
the elective chamber 10 attack radically the AZ
stocracY, is to sap the basis nt royalty and
When we reflect thnf inf hfN INSTITUTION NJ tht
charter is only DESTROYED for the purpose of
more truly destroying the first ofpuhlic iber
tirs. we are deeply and grievously affected. Let
our hope be then in the elections.
The creation OF sixty peers. is. in my view,
political crime IN the ministers who prepared
aud counter signed the act Should. moi remem
brance Of a similar crime, which has before &c
cited the Indignation of these same ministers
have stopped them in their career was last
year too good prophet. announced NJ the
tribune Of the hereditary ebamher the auempts
which were m-dhated AGAINST The peers and a
ganst the pee,aee Was deceived still
more urgent duty will remain Tor me 10 fulfil Al
the COMING session Ry the help Of Cod |
hope 10 have the courage 10 keep The oath
hive taken. as a good and loyal peei Of ffanoe.
Nothing Sir, bni the two ordinances. which
| deplore, and yonr public pro,aestlon, hive
compelled me 10 break silence. My hfalth, IN
iured by excessive abour, and The Etcat anste-
ties which the health of ones snll dearrr than
NV own has scarcely left me liberty Of mind snf-
hcenI 10 write the answer which have The hon
or 10 address 10 You.
/ am YOURS &e.
CnAfEAUBKIA MD
Ills wife quite nnwtl al tins date
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om usual details Of Congressional proceed
spted in either the Senate or House ol Kepre
sentnilses. except the continuation ofihe debate
ON Nh Gibbons - fetrenchment' resolutions.
In the course oithe Debate, an Opposition mem
Der complained most loudly OF The abuse of the
tra1ahlog privilege, committed by several mrm-
beers OF Congress, friendly to the administration
III sending copies Of the Address ofthc Richmond
Convention and Nh. Ciat Appeal 10 lher
friends Let us see ho" the case will stand When
Msir OF IS gored by our bull II is stated in the
last" otannton Spectator that 80 copies Of The
Washington Telegraph had been received AT one
posi- office IN Augusta county, containing the
grossest abuse ON Chapman johnson aud the
members OF the Richmond Convention general.
", iranked by Gen Mccoy, their representative
IN Congress And, simultaneously We are told
by the Lexington VA lntelligenrcr that 80 60
Pie of libellons pamphlet, written by Z D.
inebam. 81 PennsY lyanla, had bren received nj
that place. frnukfi by another member of Con.
gless But, IT IS an old saving, what is food
for one is poison for anothrr" II the friends of
tae administration exchange even common cour.
re.es with then constituents, by sending TO them
documents growing out Of the proceedings ot The
bpdy Of which tliey are members they are nnhe-
sitatiael, charged with the ala,,e ola pff.iiree
heloneng TO them all BUTT on the othcl hand
membcrsopposed 10 the administration navel be
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affecting the income Of the fund TIE eonfrf.
buttons made 10 other improvements on the q.
Their hand. become part of the capital STOCK Of
the fund And nj the same time that the fund
contributes to Inc Improvement aud amelinra
tion of many sec inns o. the country. II ACQUIRES
strength aud substance wherewith 10 extend its
ard in the accomplishment of The design fai
which il was created. Notwithstanding The
bnrihens bv which the fund is At prcseat on
pressed. il will la few years be relieved from
existing Engagements. rs the following ro,ppfes..
ed view will shew--ln 1929 the charges unon
tn. income will amount 10 81 ,25l 30 la ss3o
to : Il. 50n, in 1881 10 $1,000 To the amounts
payable ON each year Is 10 be added the inter
est on tie James River Company Loans. which
ait. r deduclng the surplus Of tolls may be es,i-
mated Al SO 600 and expenses Of surveys and
Incidental charges. $4,000, making ~56 .oOo
The amount payable IN each year enumerated.
under present engagements. will he in 1000.
SO 25I SO, in 1880, sos 600, in 1891, SEQ.
600
" after the last named period the income Of
the fund will be exonerated from all charees
upon il There are several companies. howe.
We. incorporated by the General Assembly.
which will be entitled under their charters To
subs erptions in proportion TO Their capital
stocks. and which will be chargeable upon The
income of each of these yeas in such amounts
as the estimated receipts will warrant"
Richmond CoHipiIer