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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22
THE FINANCES,

WAsHINGToN, December 16.-The Annual Report
from the Treasury Department was Yesterday receiv.
ell in both Houses OF Congress. IL will OF course be
laid before our readers in its iul extent Whenever
copy Of II can be obtained for publication.
Meanwhile, we have condensed, in the suboined
statements, the substance Of the Information which n
furnishes touching the State Of the Finsnces which
we hope, will be acceptable to readers They en-
brace The Receipts and Expenditures, actual and e..
mated for the current years the state of the Public
Debit and the estimate Of Receipts and Expenditures
for the year 10 come.
In addition 10 the pages from which this information
IL extracted, the Report embraces variety Of sugges
tJns Of defects in The existing laws and Of proposed re-
NEEDLES for them. These do not undertake TO epto.
mize, a. we shall soon give them At large. The most
material features Of them indeed, anticipated IN the
Message Of The President of the u States which is IN
the possession Of every reader.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
The Receipts into the Treasury from all sources dur
ing the year 1877, were 22,966,363 90
The expenditures for the same year, in
GLIDING the Public Debt, were ~ 656. 1854 o.
The Balance in the Treasury on the Ist
January, 1928, was 1868 2ee 10
In 1928, the Receipts were 247s0 asa on
Making an aggregate OF 31,457,749 II
The Expenditures for the year 1928,
were, 25,4s5,sI3 90
Leaving balance in the Treasury, ia
nuary J, 1922, Of 5,e72,sss 81
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tn. ENQUIRER published twice generally and
fcs tho heretofore Five Dollars pcr annu payable in
sdvehce Notes Of chartered specie paying banks (ony will be
nias them BY mail the postage Of all letters being pa BY the
No paper will be discontinued Out Mt tho discretion of the
kdtsrsl until all srrearages have becn paid up.
70 whoever val guarantee the Of papers
TERMS oFADvERTIsING.
p Ono square, OR LEsS-First insertion rs cen,s-esch con-
tinuance, so cents. .f rs
inserted, until il has either paid for
assumed BY some person in this city, its environs
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The expenditures including III 500, 900
applicable TO the Public Debt, are esti-
mated at 23,755, 500 67
The balance which will be in the Treasury on the
LIST January. 1881, is estimated at 4,494 545 OF, an
amount, IL will be seen, disrent very little from the
amount Of estimated balance the LIST January next
+ Nat. Int.
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Scheme No. sod and Even.

Scheme NO. Sod and Even
CoHEN's OFrIcE--Baifimore, Nov. "a, 1929.
:. VI We have the pleasure to present herewith, Class
No. 8, for 1929, ofthe
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
Arranged the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by
which the Holder Of Two Tickets, or Two Shares, is
certain Of obtaining least One Prize and may draw
THREE! The drawing Of which will take place in the
City Of Baltimore on
Wednesday. the, Both December.
HIGHEsrN PRIzs
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
BrifIiantf Scheme.
lprize Of 10000 dollars is 10000 dollars
prize oil i, 1000 dollars Is 1000 dollars
prze oil 500 dollars is 500 dollars
prize Of 300 dollars is 800 dollars
e,a prize Of 200 dollars is 200 dollars
5Prizes OF 100 dollars is 900 dollars
l0Prizes OF 90 dollars is 500 dollars
80 prizes o! 20 dollars is 600 dollars
100 prizes Of 8 dollars is 800 dollars
100 prizes Of 6 dollars is 600 dollars
5000 prizes Of dollars is $4,000 dollar,
$3.50 prizes, amounting TO 1000
Only 1000 Tickets in the scheme--More Prizes than
Blanks-the whole payable in CASH, which, as usual
at CoHEN's OFFICE, can be had the moment thew are
drawn.
WhsleTickets, SIS 90 Quarters, 81 25
Hdires, 90 Eighths, 81
ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or private
conveyance enclosing the Cash orprizes, viii meet the
plication. j. l. COHEN, Jr s. BROTHERS.
. Baltimore.
" The Register, containing the Official List will be
forwarded immediately after the drawing, to those who
may requestit.
Dec. 8. 69-2awt26Dec.
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As there will during the above years, be more money
applicable to the redemption OF debt than the u States
have contracted to pay the Secretary suggests the
dempon of the per Stock subscribed the Bank
of the United States and the authorizing the Commits
sioners of the Sinking Fund purchase Of the three
per cents when il can be done on favorable terms
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
The value IF Domestic articles exported for the year
ending Both September last is estimated at 55 800 00O
being 5, l30, 1881 more than in the preceding year.
ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR
The estimate Of receipts for 1880, is a. follows:
From Customs % 10000
Lands 200 900
Bank Dividends 100000
Incidental $50 900
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4,4lo,o7i 60

Leaving In the Treasury the first of
January next, an estimated balance Of 4,4l0,07l 60
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The payments made and to he made on account Of
the Public Debt, Tor the year 1929, amount 10
i2.ao5 .ooS so
or which 0 S4I, oil SIS is on account of
the principal Of the deb, leaving the total
debt the first day Of January 1880, 4s 565 406 30
Thi. debt 10 Iedeemabls as follows:
In 1880 s.Ol7 sos 81
1881 6,OIS, 900 ~
1882 1927 1868 81
1888 2,227, 1863 9s
1884 4,735, 296 80
At pleasure Of Government 2o,296, 249 As
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The receipts during the three first
quarters Of the present year, are es,imat-
ed at lgsy7 230 90
The receipts for the fourth quarter are
estimated at 5lb5 900 90
Making the aggregate of sU,574 500 70
The Expenditures for the three first
quarters have amounted, by estimate
to - lS,9l9,l4 O5
The expenditures for the
fourth quarter, including
S3, $50 ,542 90 on account Of
public debt, are estimated
at 7,2l5, 4Sl O5
,l6I, sos 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-20

parties, and identifying himself with the farming class
Ct his felowciizens could any one have anticipated
that wthouta moments Mr. Clay would have
found flying from extremity Of the State to the other
and blowing with his own breath the trumpet Of
plain man would not have considered IL 30 sibc that
an individual Of such lofty professions would
Iy avow intentions wholly incompatible with his real
design Such conduct should not, however be consider
Ell inconsistent IL Is part OF the professional charac
ter I'm which Mr. Clay was successful to utter one
thing to-day because suited the purpose and contra
dict il TO. for the sake Of policy He ha, but
transferred to politics the principles upon which he acted
as lawyer In making his hrst speech lie kin ton Mr.
Clay felt the necessity Of mdsq"ing his purposes. He
knew that the people onged Tor repose but he knew
also that the spirit Of faction alone could support him
In the same speech, therefore, in which he renowned
political life, and appealed to the public sympa,hes, he
also made an appeal TO the spirit of faction in studied
attack the administration Of the government 1t wa.
Z" constrained" and painful duty" he said and Civ.
en- as sort OF farewell adnonon. whe in fact Il as
the prelude TO concerted system of public meetings
and range Of public treats designated to cause the
nane OF party 10 arise in every quarter The farewell
address was intended at once TO originate and to di-
vert the publceye, from the person originating our
harvesting political conf eta. The manner i'm which
Mr. Clay has conducted his electone erinx progress,
will form the subject Of future remarks [.9ygms
We have received a letter from Mr.. Ficklin in which
he says, that Mr. Clay since hi. return assures him
that he was mistaken in saying that the post office blank
was hlled with thu name of MIR. Worsley. MIR Flick
lin admits that he possibly might have misunderstood
Mr. Clay Asitregatds the purpose for which the tact
used II Wholly ,mnateriai whether the post.ef-
nee blank was filled with the OF w. w. WorsIey
or not Mr. Clay designed MI it, and was with
held from Mr.. Worsey only with a view OF inducing
the department 10 retain Mr.. Fowler. This fact was
referred to, prove the practice the government and
70 show that the circumstance seized upon by the Eli
tors friendly 10 Mr. Clay TO ascribe venality to Mr. Bar
ry, was OF ordinary in the course of the
Department, and that il had the sanction of similar
interference on The part OF Mr. Clay in relation to the
same post-ohce which charged upon Mr. Barry as
criminal for the benefit Of MIR. CLAY. ri
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well from the tenor Of the Provincial Papers, we arc
justified In coming othe conclusion, that shall have.
the weather been favourable, there would be third be-
You'd the average. As Is there has been great part
OF the Corn she'd and considerable In some places
that they have already plou yhed the ground in the ex
peca'ion that they will have fun crop next year from
the windfalls Dublin .sfer. .adv
The Times regards the return Of the Young Queen
OF Portugal, Donna Maria, TO Brazil, circumsanc"
which must strengthen the Of Don Miguel. Of
Portugal We copy from that paper the annexed
doc ument: TyNdf. Gag
" Declaration made by the Marquis of Barbacena to
NE faifttul subjects IF her Majesty, the Queen Of
Portugal, Donna Maria H.
eat the point Of complying with the positive order
which the Emperor my august master was pleased 10
transmit me, in quality Of father and guardian OF her
Majesty Donna Maria ii reigning Queen Of Portugal
that should conduct her to his presence, Il is my duty
according TO my instructions TO explain the intentions
OF his Imperial Majesty to all her faithful subj that
they may know the true motives Of this imperial
luton, and not suffer themselves to be deceived by
founded fears Of malignant insinuatons.
The separation of her Most Faithful Majesty from
her august father the necessary of her
exaltaon 10 the throne of Portugal. Her coming to
England and her temporary residence in the states OF
her most ancient ally were occasioned by the odous
usupaton OF her CROWN accompanied with the violation
OF the most sacred oaths to the shame Of the Govern
ments and nations Of both worlds.
The return Of her Majesty to the bosoms Of her
family Is the necessary effect Of the struggle which
unhappy exist. between legitimacy and usurpaon for
the paerna tenderness Of his Imperial Majesty requires
u'a' such circumstances, until the de-
sired moment in which the Queen aria H. shall be
raised to the throne which Heaven has her
he should be the defender and guardian Of her august
person.
Far. therefore, from abandoning the cause Of his
beloved daughter, his Imperial Majesty persists in his
unsltersbe resolution protect her. aud never TO come
to terms with the usurpcr.
=" Whatever may be the difficulties and obstacles
which retard the success Of the cause OF honour us
tce and legitimacy, the subjects Of her Majesty mus.
never relax in the glorious defence 10 which thew are
pledged for the justice Of the triumph
and II any persons. during the struggle. prefer an asy
um in the Brazils TO that which Of the powers OF
Europe have afforded them, they may rely. and can
assure them by the order Of the Emperor my
master, that they will find in Brazil that generous hos
pitay Justly due them, for their undeerved mig
fortunes and their tried fidelity to the august persons OF
their Maesties the King Don Pedro w. and the Queen
Donna Maria H.
Z" On board The friga.e Imperatriz, at Portsmouth,
August 81 1929.
Marquis de BARBACENA"
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ERANCIS III. SMITH tenders his grateful ac-
IL acknowledgements to the numerous and polite audi
that honored the exhibition of his simIe and I'M
pretending invention on Friday evening most san
sune hopes could not have anticipated hattering an
assemblage
His chief object in exhibiting the Harmonicon, is to
make il extensively known and thus lead to its general
in private circles. Unlike other which
require long and continued practice TO attain even mo-
derate degree of proficiency the arrangement of these
glasses renders the instrument simple, that any one
acquainted with the principles of music neeGa other
aid than that afforded by the instruction book. Mr.
Smith intends remaining in Richmond two weeks longer
and pledges himself in that time convey even 10 one
unacquanted with the science such knowledge of the
instrument, will satisfy the learner of his ability TO
proceed without further instruction.
MIR. Smith intends giving another exhibition i'm the
Capitol this evening if fair if the next fair day.
He will play any air that may be desired by the compa
ny, but the following selected for the evening
amusement;
Fresh and strong,
Bonnie Doom,
Away with Melancholy, and variations,
Within mile of Edinburg.
SACRED MUSIC.
Bruce's Address
Home! sweet home
Flow on thou shining river,
Aud Lang Syne, and variations.
SACRED Music.
Since then Pm doom'd,
lessee the ilow'r o. Dunblane,
Oh Nanny wilt thou gang wi me,
Hank the Goddess Diana
Tickets at 30 cents childrens half price NAV be hal
at Mr. Nass Book store and at the Performance
to commence at O'clock
The Harmonicon is made of different prices according
TO the finish of the cabinet work.
For set of glasses, with tho sounding board, $s5
do in mahogany case, made plain 45
do do. of the best materials elegant-
ly finished, b5
These require to rest common table.
For one like the last, with handsome stand re-
sembling pier table, 10
If desired the glasses may he richly cut for an adj
ditiona charge of 10
smaller set consisting of two octaves arranged
in the key of A. with the accidental d. sharp, fit
ted in plain mahogany case, 25
IMtiOn-For course oflesssons which shall enable
the learner to play dozen by note the fee
dollars.
Orders from abroad sent TO J. III. Nash, Richmond, or
F. H. Smith, Baltimore, will meet with attention.
oct. ~. Alt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-20

HDURSUANT TO a Decree Of the County Court
n ofHanover, OF the 23j Of September last, in a suit
in Shsncery depending in the said Court between Hem
ry Nj. Wade, and others, plaintiffs against Hezekish
Mantle and wife Defendants | shall proceed TO sell
The premsics, the 10th day of November next on
credit OF ONE, two and three years Except for much
will pay the costs of the Decree and sae) the Tract
Of land near Cod Harbour, on which Hampton Wade
Of the sad County resided al the time Of his death,
tanning 26O acres be the same more less.rhe pur
chaser will be required to give bonds the respective
Distributed, with good security, and also a Deed OF
Trust on the liant The title is believed to be unques-
tionsble; But shall convey such iilc only ss am
thorised by the said Decree 10 convey.
p. STREET, Com'rs.
Oct 90 A9-w4w
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WMTILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE-Th

HA|IILIAM AND MARY COLLEGE The
Wv College will open usual on the last Monday
in this month: the following the Of the Pro-
fessors and the Departments presided over by them:
Moral Course-A. Empie, Professor
Mathematical course.-Ferdnand S. Campbell Stew.
art.
Law course-Judge James Semple
Political course.-Thomas r. Dew.
Chemical and Philosophical William b
Rogers.
School OF Humanity. Dabncy Browne.
Modern Languaaes.-C. de Ia PeDa.
Text Books will be published hereafter.
Oct. 20. 10-u
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FuNRUST SALE OF NEGROES by virtue Of a
n deed OF trust, executed, TO Randolph Harrison
and myself, by Charles Irving, dated the I'd day OF
May 1927 and Of record, in the Clerks Office of Buck
ingham; shall, on the second Monday in November
next, that being court day, at Buckingham Courthouse,
cell to the highest bidder, at public auction for cash
seven negro slaves, large proportion OF them val
liable any in the State The title to the above men
toned property is believed TO be unquestionable but
acting as trustee, shall sell only such vested in
me by the deed.
NELSON PAGE, Acting Trustee.
Oct. 20. 40-tds
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TEyo FURNisuERs OF TfMBER.-proDosaIs will

TENO FURN1SHERS OF T1MBER.-Proposals will
n be received by the undersigned at che Farmers
for furnishing or before the LIST Of May 1890 stills
and rails for the Chesterfield Railway. The sills TO be
of white OAK, feet inches long, by 10 inches in dame
ter, and aitcd side; the rails of heart pine
inches by s. and in lengths of If or 81 feet Both stills
and rails TO be delivered the line Of the Railways or
IL furnished from the dc-water country on James Ri
yer, at the coal yards opposite Rockets
The proposals will state the number Of ss and num-
Der Of feet Of rails which can be furnished and the
points at which they can be delivered.
MONCURE ROBINSON,
oct 20, 49-d Engineer.
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20.


lie PNOGttsSS VI THE CONVENTION.
We have laid variety Of Details respecting the Con.
vention this day before Readers They will perceive
that two of the Committees, the Erecutire and the J-
Hcidi have made up their Reports and will this day
present them to the Convention We give all fhe Re-
solutions which these two Committees to report
Ii will also be seen that the Miscellaneous Committee
reported yesterday, ia part, to the Convention.The
Legislative Committee actively engaged four hours
yesterdays but will scarcely complete their business be-
lore Thursday or Friday.
inc reader will perceive that the proposition to abol-
ish the Executive Council has succeeded and the ono
TO elect the Governor through the People, failed by
an equality OF votes in the Executive Committce-The
judiciary Committee have reported, i'm favor of County
Courts as Constitutional Tri5uais-for vacating tho
commissions OF all the Judges-and for removing Judges
by vote of both Houses.
The Committees have prosecuted their duties with
great assiduity-ahd now the discussions are to bc
transferred to an anper theatre-In the Committees,
the discussions have been carried with soto voce BY
the members In their chaiIs-The Debate in the Con.
venuon VIII assume more animated character-
May the harmony Of the be equal its vvacitv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-20

NEw-YoRK, Oct. l6.-The recent elections which
have taken'place in the different states show that the
Administration is gaining strength rapidly throughout
the country. Maryland few days since, sent in her
adhesion, and now comes the state of New Jersey
both OF whom last year were for Adams and Clay.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
$50 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in F,uquier
county, Virginia. mulatto slave med Elias.
abou, feet or 10 inches high. about % years old
and has of his arms very much marked by tartar
tsm lie carried with him number of clothes, among
others one black and one blue broad cloth coat with
roundabout, pantaioons, &c. I am induced to think
his object is to escape either to fredericksburg where
his father, free named Jacob formerly the pro.
pert of Dr. willis Of Orange, resides, or one of the
Northern ,tates will i've the above reward for his
apprehension if taken out Of the state anil 500 If APP
prelt nded in the state and out of the county.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
august IS I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

For Sale by the Subscribers,

on Pipes and half pipes Cognac brandy, 9TH proof
w various brands.
Is pipes Holland gin
S puncheons Jamaica rum, 4th proof
do NO particular rum, 4th proof
$50 So S SnGls'' N, E rum
IS barrels country gin; Campbell and other brands
so do Winchester superior whiskey, some dis
TILED from barley
90 hogsheads st. CrOix sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
So hogsheads prime retailing mo'ass.s
chests Hyson and Young Hyson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
50 do mould do
Is do CASTLE soap
IS do sweet oil
100 barrels No. 2 Boston bay mackerel
$50 kegs, half kegs and boxes Richmond manufac.
tured chewing tobacco
7 bales hops, lst and I'd quality
10 tons Russia hemp
so coils Boston patent cDrdage, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Dupont's Brsndywine gunpowder of diff
ferent grades, single, double AMI treble +
in papers and cannisters for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot of all sizes
50 casks ilibberts London brown stout and porter
in quart and pint bottles
Dfuraochs pale and high coiored old L0na0r pdrt.eu
lar Madeira wine in ca>k, OF :, see,
some of which are entitled 20 drawback
White and pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Claret wine in casks and bottles
Alicsnt Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga wines in Or. casks
Passarate
Marseilles Sherry
so boxes Maccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks of nails of all sizes
200 reams wrapping paper
20 bundles sugar loaf do
So reams fnolscap and pot do
20 cases Doys and meas fur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes OF all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
Also, II bales German hempen oznaburgs, ucken-
burgs and hessians
do Russia diapers
IS bales and !, rs, 4-4, g and 5-4
brown and bleached shrtings anu shee,ings
Blue and yellow nanSns
% ~o1r- winte 1eans "h'
& do pnn,ed calicoes hdkis and shawis
8 bales brown drilling,
5 do tickngs
sooD hs GOTTEN warn, assorted numbers
az n;eces No 3 and cotton sail duck
on h.Ies white. red and yellow domestic hanneS
assorted qualities ,.,s
Ok mack ages mixed aud plain sattinets, kerseys y
Lnsess, 5 a and ,wilied cloths x cas'ne''s
so dozen Germantown halt hose
so do wors;ed Go ,
IlO do lamb,woo, wor,ed and So"is n"1e :.
90 do lamhswCoi, worsted and coUoh A"''
shirt, and drawers
BROAD cloths cassimeres and waistcoaungs
A handsome assortment of plain and hgured anu
fancy Swiss muslins
A ga and 6 4 camnrics and jackonets
II ok and fancy British musi'ns
sept2 a y. CN1r~I ' = = =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

Fre-h Yeas. &c.
FOWLE & Co. have tor sale e
.N.\ oh, sts and half chests Young Tyson tea' %
JW the Summaries cargo imported IN Aprib anu
OF superior qnahIy
GO hhds StCrnX and New orleans PRIME '"6''
50 hhds retailing mo'Asses
80 bags Rio coffee
100 bags sumatra pepper
Is pipes
half pipes Sicily Madeira wine
8 quarter Casks
s eighth casks } p;,o
90 pipes, half pipes and quarter CASKS 'e0
Madeira wine
90 baskets Champagne
100 basket, Bordeaux salad oil
90 pipes 4,, proof Cocnac brandy brand
10 pipes Holland Fin
- n,,cn.on, New Orleans, Jamaica favored
10 obs rum
20 20 h hns New England rum
?, bbl, prime and mess beef
40 bbls prime pork
IL tons St petersburgh clean hemp
| 80 bolts Russia luck
1870 do heav, AID gh' Ravens do
| $50 coils patent cordage, assorted f'hes
| 90 packages seine, sewing, and shop Irvine
| 200 hides red soal leather
| 2s bales Of Drown shrtlngs
| 400 casks nails, assorted sizes
900 do pure white lead
1900 sacks, Liverpool flied, blown salt
| 5000 bushels Liverpool coarse .,o
5000 do Turks Island salt Juy 1O