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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
Washington. May 10 1890

The Races the Norfolk Course Tuesday
The htst days mi
by Mr.. j. = Morgana by Sir Archie beating
ar VIM X Johnson Virginia Taylor by Sir Archie. Time
lat hoat, lm 50s.-2d heat, In. 52s.
DAr
ErOpristOr's Purse S30J-2 mile
Mr. Thomas Waon's b. h. Casweli old William
OF Bedford mare, al
Mr. Thomas d. wa,sonb Kate Koarnoy, years old, BY
Sir Archie dam Lady Talmnn,
Mr. VIM T. J9hnon's h. Havoc, DID, by Sir Charles
lime-st heat 3m. 46ssi do. 3m. 4i-3d do. 3m. ass.
THIRD Day.
Match Race for Purse of which
were entered for the Swecpsiako Oh day.
Mr. Thomas Wason's br. E. by Arab, oil
Archie mare, D ,
Tme-lst heat, 40 Of, 81 al 55I3
- .Jockey Club Pure, S500--4 mile heats.
Thomas d. Wasons Polly Hopkins years OLD by Vgi
nan, dam by Atchduko, 10Y lbs . =
old Inv
Belle Air, 81 his = y D
Hornet 97lb-. = - '6aI,sJ -
Timo-lst heat 7 81; oi, g %.
Norrin the first heat Polly Hopkins and Sally
te"dod closely until running the fonrth MILE the
cd Iaiea keeping back for tho being
yaIu' behind, had to push her only competitors Polly the
boat, aud came out and tail her.
DAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
Extract Of a litter Ldy ii, 1901.


We are proceeding gradually in the regener atjon
OF ofice. and introducing republic 10 some shar in
them Ito not know that il will be pushed irther In am
was settled before you went away except as TO Essex
men must ask you to make list of those in of
hce IN yours and the n,ghborins states and TO furnish
me with It, There is little Of this spirit South of he
HudsoH understand that jackson is very deter
mined one, though in private life amlable and honor
me- But ahiabie monarchsts not safe subject. of
republican confidence. What will be the pd ct of Is
REMOVAL How should ii he timed! Who Iii. success or,
hat place can Gen. Lyman properly occupy2 ON.
graduof reiormaiions luce good effects ev
cry where III Connecticut? Their last session of T.
gi>lsture has been in oerant han all Others NJ
must meet he" NTH equal intolerance. pVhen hev
W"i Sred share an the state Offices. they shah Je
repidced IN share of the General Offices TIN mon
zoe must tolioOo their erm ip'e"
TO the sGn'e, dated .aug 26 1901
'Ihe Glamour whici has been raised will mot ,ro
woke me 10 remove one more, deter me from re-
moving one les'. than if not word hid not been said
ON The subject. In Massachusetts, YOU NAV b., assur
great moderation will be used. Indeed Conn-cticu,
Nc'y York, New-Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA and ID lay,re
are the only Safes wher. any thing considerable is ,e
'irsd." " "e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

During The lat. cfuizs OF she Peacock in the Gulf
ot MeNi"o. sailor blown om ths op-gal!ant.
na'-royal yard into the sea, $50 feet II was pick.
iurv. 49, ~ 'N'''"' ''
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
g. G, & z. @. HAWKINS.
Sign and Ornamental
PLANTERS.

I'D ESPECTFULLY inform their friend, and
- the public, that they have opened q shop on
Min street. opposite The Post-o.Iice. WHFri1ve
where AL kinds NJ Ornamental Pointing and 6.
in1. such rs HTILrTARY BANNERS and
BADGLS, S71AScHLE BsvyrRs. APEoys.
CARPETS. DC. ENAMELLING under Glass
Coz Pictures, iHiFAITONS Of Tood and AqJJie.
8iUf which viii be executed IN a -uDerior style
They respectfully solicit share Of patronage, and
promise That their utmost cxeriions shall be used
10 give general satisfaction TO those VINO may e.
vo,T them with their custom
EPaPER HANGING done IN the
Rctiest manner.
Persons wishing 10 see specimens or their work
w..ipIease LOOK NJ The Signs Of ] TEETERs and
Crd'K x CooE S Lottery and Exchange Office.
Jinc TO- l-})-lv.
4he Subscriber takes pleasure in recommend
ing . his friends and the public in general. his
nte pupil, Mr.. J. G.. HtwKivs. as n skilfll artist
in TIA, branch OF iie arts which De prolssses.
J. r. LAMRnlN of Pittsburgh.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
W. ESEEBABNG
PA DIR HEEEHI.

1ii'S concern is now M opeuuon, aad Wi
4 Pr. able to 6l orders for WRAPPING and
PRINTING immediately, and 70. WRITING
a1er few months
Paper win De sold 90 Pittsburgh prices, and
obey swim give tla some prices ihat areihere given
Or Rags ana Swinging Tow.
Feb. ~. l@e1-54-tf
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
srWnTFF,s PAMACEA.



SrgfuII or hf7-. s Lrh SlpldHlc ana 0craFt
NJ DISEASES, Rheumatism, lcToHs Sores % hHs
Si-rIHrs. DISEASES % DE Lircr amt SaH, 6cp-
erqi DLEitB--iHt aH diseases icti.l or5liHat.
rtys e5us.3p,.9n has been 5,5tr, ao,-n ty
.rr aal mas, uarrHgl diseases J-isrc t.e Lungs
r.I gl.st are SIrU9yci 90 De- aiecf.i, Ac. .c.
,-l-- Al, -,,l.s fi,Ily known I'm vh.r a.,ina-
49,. -, is bsIl b, ,I.a ....ri,sI
- .. ...'-..,-s,- .l,l,ioi,,s ra--itir,+e from
..i. b.. ,,..-r ,,.,.,t, M. ,,...iI ,. ,ublIc
.-. i...rs.lI,. -.,,,l.s.l anon, tI,. most
.e -.l-,r-.r,..,o, f;,ba p4Il.c. rs vel
,.- ...-.-,. -.,Is P'r-c., '' one much graft.
- % --. mn l, '., F,ye occasioned
....,'.... ...-,. or iryet,r,te corruption
lt...j .,.r.rtl,,xe no mar SECOND GryrB-
... ,,ii-l, Otherwise would h.ye destroyed Vac
taa. G,cs. Their humanity ad disnicrested-
moss promoting tar currency e.. iIt ''0''- i'''''''
fg H. 1t such elelt benefit 90 lhc hl.Idh ace.
without regard 10 It's oasnl, or 'Nhefsu' ciIinis
tr. grateful admiration ol a heoucenl pu1i'O'
This medicine las the singtH fortune a JUS,
tribute to i.s g.--t merit oil beng !l..C''
aF tlc most celebrated Pi9cu'"n PTS Ol
Dob tle ulti oi,ts ana e'7e''1'J' -.
one ot t.e spurious mixtures "5"e 'i
OF d, aa- -ac least .i9n ihe melil- l,-'''l gus
fact offers ln argument So plau ana 'o'o''sI' %
that % needs only 90 5e mentioned 10 cHl'.ce COR
r.et.ou.
The fI=C reports concerning tbs Vl.Hi1ie meg
.cns. which have been So diligently e'.eualco ol
CERTAIN Physicians must have iner origin eil'eI "'
1,rg or boz the mlschieyous eaeds Of sermors
81 10 10 d. d. w I.H o. a
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

From Dr Gibson, Professor Of Surgery in the
University of Peuns, vu'l, Surgeon aud Clint
cal Lecturer to the Aims House luhrmary, Sc.
I have employed the Panacea of Mr.. Swain.
n numerous instances within the last three years,
and have always found % extremely ethclcious es-
nrea.Iy u secondary syphilis and iu merourial dis
eosos have uo hesitation I'm pr0nou1cng % a
medicine Of uesUmab'g value
W. GIBSON N. d.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
=. G9SHORN &: co.
ECTl(g.5JFS

EC1l(E5 HIS
& CoIGEaL5sIoN MERCHANTS,
Pbftir R0r Main Street. IthoclHg, Va.
Ts7aAVE recently received on Consignment,
JHt GO Bars Rio aad Porto Rico Coffee;
IS O. Pepper; do. Auspices
pipes Cogulac Brandy;
Domestic Brandy
. Bbls do. do.
Rum; , do. LIsRoN WINE;
Boxes Hats; j. doz. Castor Oil;
40 Muscate Raisins;
4 Iihls New Oleans Sugar
Is Bbls Alollsses; 10 90. Mackerel
8 " Shld; 3 do. llerungs,
Sperm Oil;
lCase Bengal Indigo: J Case Manila do
Scrooa Spanish Tlote do.
Kegs do.
10000. soAL LEATHER;
10 doz Upper Leather
g doz Callskins;
q Bride Leather
, Bag Leather;
~ " backed Dcerssins;
. hacked buff do.
10 doz dressed Deer 3D.. 2 doz Hog skins;
, g c., skins; . Dog do.
1000 lbs SHIFTING;
6 TOMS assorted NILS & tons Logwood
l.J- Boye, superior Spanish Seelrs;
30 kegs N Lehman y Cos NARRATED white lead
30 BIS Flour for Family use
10 Allmn 10 Bbls Epson Salts;
8 tous Lead; 80 pair STRAP HINGES,
90 CRAZEs oUEENSWAnE;
DO BIS YeUJ1g Greek SALT;
p doz Il. Wuitcrson & Cos Sleeves
III. GoSaoRrJ e. G.. inform 'hei
Friends .hat thcy have on hand, m addition 10 la'
,bove ,.,,asirnpIepts n VERY LARGE stool
or DRY GOODS. HARDW1RE, sc. whlcl
thcv offer AZ WHOLESALE ut the 10 vest prices
daated Immediately so 5BLS Harso'a ~
Uarch 81, 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
CORD.4GE STORE.

and d now ready to execute all orders for arti,
Giles Do his line, with which he may be favored and
on tie most advantageous terms. lie has NOW, o,.
'and q very extensive assortment of CorIaoo ~
ovoTy description, 10 which he is daily adding from,
rs aclory. Ills prices WILDE regulated bv ihe
'o0,'st Pnts5ureh s. Cincinnati rates; and h..
gel' confident Of being able to Oh an order. of
J'l's VINO may favor hum with their custom,
procured any where else ID the Western C,,,,1,r,
iie til warrant hs worl, % BE- Of The very h.,
luaHly. Commanders Of Boats are reorested ~
give him a call i''7''U ~
orders addressed b. Nessrs Knox and No<eo
. ol',, w and Dobbin, aud d. b. Bayless. Counps.
i''i Merchants, or 10 HIMSELF promptly amended
"heeil-sz March f,b, 1929 Ct
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
TeT9T=@7S vTEnTCTNFS PAINTS 81 DYE.SVy M.
ON''' FOR SALE, BY y
.4rcAibOld s. Todd.

pr,, ooopS hollow the Post Office Wheeling oi
DRUGS ihD40iNEH which
articles hand q
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
PRIME FYO.E 81 SHee


z-0VE subscriber wishes t' MORN
Fl .rl rls public THAT bas pa-. .,,..,,,,,
--'-,b. Wheeling WOODEN MANttAO '.'' ~,
md bss pu, die machinery DID good
ls,- cards. aud employed wor.uu.a NH' "-. -.o
General satisfaction Dad lI ll- Branches 9i 'Ha-'
WOOL
WIN be manufactured $40 t.r es "' '''-
mos. complete manner. lie uI. .N-'
a. RIDING AND PULLING
Tor country customers wlt. ne.rae.- N
re v amply satisfy aI w.o u.. t'-' ".'' "'"
YflI CuAPLlNE-
HIsv 10. $780,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04
TATENT MEDICINES, &c.
FRESH SAND ON
ALSO

DOZEN BOTTLES LORLARDS
Physicians Country Merchants others will find advantage call at h a
theirso the andu
Flour WhsEoy Ginseng Dswaz snakeoo, will be in exchange
Wheeling Ap J..
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

From Id. Valentine Mott. Professor Of Surgery iu
the University of Now York Surgeon OF New
Aor', Hospital DC
Ih1ve frequently used Swam. Pmaccl both
Boo flo Hospital and BOB private practice, a. always
found DO t1 be valuable medicine I'M chronic. >y-
chiItic and scrolul1us complaints, and obstinate
cuaaeUus elections
VALENTINE MOTT, VI. ID.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

a., s2A1.S'FO.S'F3E's
CilEAPolDE RI.
l-.. rJsl RECEIVED
r... .IL. b. Sicily Madeira WIRE,
p ....s o.l s berry odto
I..ouife C.ttO
a-l qllIiy Port dnlo
LI-1cu oiit0
ODD llh proof JdNAIC1 SPIRITS
80 coo. BBdNDE
true Holland GIN
Yves, India Spirits; 6 New EugIanJ Ram
Peach Brandy; so Whiskey;
I5 r-.e, Do quality Champagne Vine
81 Jum CItrct duo.
LQ7F SUGAR, No. /, ,, 3.
Vr..lu-, AfuI -, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03

S673, 6H IS
C.. SMITH, Treasurer.
Tive proceeding reports were read and ordered
to be printed.
The following resolution offered BY Mr.
WKBs1ER on Friday last, wa, de Jared by the
VICE President 10 be out Of order, bring in his
opinion repugNant to he provision of the joint
resolution, directing the appoint men' Of prin
tiers for both HOUSES.
Rssoived, that the Senate will m the Oh of
February [ins,sn' proceed TO The choice OF a
printer 10 the Senate
Mr. WEBSTER, without asssnting 10 the cor
RICHNESS OF tue decision Of The Chsir-thr ques'
ticn growing Out Of il being hr thought rather,
one Of construction, for the s nate itself to de
cide-asked whether = resolution would be IN
order to remove H. Printer of The Senate.
The VICE PREsIpEkr admitted that such a
resolution wouid b. in order.
Mr.. WEBSTER said then, when the Srnstr
should be more full he would submit such d
motion, AID take that 0porruui v o submit his
views as 10 the poin of order.
The resolution offered by Mr.. GRUxpY, on
Friday last to postpone the authorized sub.
,crip'ion on the part Of thu Senate 20 Gales q
Sea,ons' compilation Of the public documents,
until an appropriation therefor shall be made,
was rext taken up.
Mr. GRuSpI rose and addressed the Senate
for some TIM. in supper, Of his resolution, de
clari e hat he would use all means which pro-
prop,iriy < 'hr rules Of thu Srba,e would PER-
mi, MIN to use to defea, the object Of the rrso.
luton su horis ns The subscription.
Mr.. CHAMBxE, replied, and opposed the re
soiu ion Is improper and unpsr'ime"tary, be-
ing in contradiction TO 40 order jos: adopted
by the SEM e; ard ina, If such practice OF
eouuterac,ing p'ooosi,ions were admired, The
will Of tn m inri,y could ae.er BE- expressed
With any CO 6lrnes, and no decision could be
considered as settled.
The rrsolu ion was then on motion Of Mr.
MILAN laid on the table; and
The Sruaie proceeded again to the consider
p,ion Of Mr.. Foor's resolution respecting the
surveys Of,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
Wishing handing to Eent.

TIME subscriber will rent for one or more years, me
Fishing Landing, about quarter Of mile north Of
the town Of Alexandra generally known by the name OF
MILBURN'S LANDING.
The contipuiry of this landing to the of Alexis
drIs. makes it general object to F>hermen who are
invited to come and view the premises The subscr''
Der also orbids all persons from tr.spsssng upon the
premises xforessidas he is determined to eforce the
Law against all SUCH without respect TO persons hav'
Ing recently suffered great injuries thereby
Jan 28-2aw1ms MOSES HEPBURN.
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ARDENT sprR1Ts-ARMy AND NAVY

HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES., JANUARY IL 1880.
Letter from tie Secrefary f War, in reply TO resolu-
ton Of he House Of Representatives, Of ne asta ukH0
in reiafos TO aiIving to the soldiers and seanen Of
The present oilopanee for ardent spirits.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
January IL, 1901
In answer 10 . resolution ofIbe House Of Re-
prssen a,ives Of he 2sth OF December, 1929 re-
la,ive TO an alteration in the ration OF he Ar
my and Navy, 10 non commissioned officers,
&c I have the honor TO forward the enclosed
communication from the Commanding Gene
raj, and from The L ommissary General OF Sub
tis,ence, explanatory of their views upon The
subject.
1t is not the al owance made by the Govern
ment to the soldier, which produces his intem-
pc, ance; The quantity is too small 1t is occa-
stoned BY supplies Of ardent spirits obtained
from ci,izrns, and which no vigilance, here'o-
fore praciis. d at posts. has been sun tent 70
prevent. The remedy suggested by the Com
missary General is, perhaps, as wholesome a
enc as could be oHerrd. e-
Every thing Of brnehcial reform, upon :his
subject, mus, be considered merely Us matter
Of experiment. One heretofore made with
detachment Of The Army, and which proved
highly .alutary, was 10 remove restraint ana
permit free and unre.,rainrd use OF ardent
spirits. This privilege was conceded 10 the
soldiers by The officer IN command; aud, IN re-
turn for it, they consented 10 subject themselves
to the., own laws, and accordingly, ANNEXED
particular penalties 10 be imposed by them
srIv.. for any improper abuse ot the privilege.
During three or four weeks lha, This plan was
KEEP, up, liule Of inremperan'e or misconduct
took place. 1t is anoner of many proofs that
could be adduc,d. 10 show that mankind, when
under too rigid res RANT, are more disposed 10
r.strivnes., and a viola ion Of rule, than when
literally placed under 'he guidance OF their
own sense Of proprirty.
Vs'y respectfully.
H. EATON.
To ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker ofths House Of Representatives.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03

Very respectfully,
You. mos, oh dient servant,
GEO. GIBSON, C. G. S.
The Hon. JOHN H. EATON.
Secretary Of War.
(,pv,cr nv Cosu,...Ry GEN. OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, January, 70, 1879
SIN. Unon confederation of The resolution
Offered in the House OF K personalities on he
18th ms ant, requesting Information as 10 what
brne fetal effects, If any, have ar,srn,or are IKE
to arse, from the daily use OF spurious liquors
by the Army; and whether The consequences u
thai pi ac,ice have no, been, and will mol De,
injurious, and particularly upon the heai'h,
morals and discipline Of the soldiers, nave
the honor to state, that do no, know ot any
beneficial effects from such ISSUES. nor DO DC.
lieve any are likely TO arise, neither am aware
that any grea, evil can ensue from The dsi'y Is .
sue Of one gill to The troops generally, or OF
one and q halCgiR to men on fatigue duty. me
most unhappy and prrnicious fleets oil spirit
Gus liquors, 10 the army, result from us Icing
clandestinrly supplied by citiz'ns; nor can mas
be totally prevented, but might be In . 'e'y
great measure arrested, By inducing the a'es
TO enact laws prohibiting persons selling ardent
spirits 10 soldiers, under the penalty OF leSying
fnes recoverable before jnsice ct the peace.
one half Of said fines 10 be applied 10 the use OF
The State, and the other half 10 The person CIV
ing he infor nation, and making the informant
in all cases o COMPETENT witness. Could this Or
done efficiently, here is no doubt that the del
e,erious effects Of The use Of spiritons liquors
by the Army would cease, as regards the
health, morals AID discipline OF he SOD
Very respectfully,
Your mos obediept SCI want.
GEO GIBSON, c. G S.
Hon. PETER B. POTTER,
Secretary Of War.
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O. We are requested to announce that
srxxczA Aorrnox BALI will he supported by num-
Der Of the freehodrrs Of Fairfax, to represent that
Count, in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
an1i-2awtd
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Respectfully,
AL X MACOMB.
MAJOR General L"mmondins The drmy.
To the Hon. JoHN n. EATON
Secretary Of War.
OFFIsk OF THE Com. GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE
Washington. January s. 1880.

OFFIsk OF THE Com GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE
WAsHlNaroN. January s. 1880.
SIR: In relation 20 the resolutions IF the
Hon. M Cnndiet, in the House of Represent
a,ivrs Of he 2sih Of D. cember, 1929 a copy
of which has been referred to this flee, re-
specsing I" the expediency OF inducing the non
commissioned offie ers, musicians and priyatrs,
il the Army, and he sssmen and marines in
the Navy e the United States. Voluntarily to
discontinue he use Of "hiskey, substituting for
il full equi, sleni, 10 be paid in money o. he
expiration Of the period Of enl's m-nt," and Of
fering further inducements, l have the honor
TO report, as far as regards he Army, that .
circular letter was addressed on the tenth Of
August, 1920, to he Assistant ommissaries
Of Subsistence a, all he military pos's. stating
that /, was the wish Of the then Secretary Of
War, the Hon John {. Calhoun, as well as
my eve, TO dispense with The whiskey part Of
the ration, and 20 Offer TO the troops, through
the commanding Off -rs Of he posts, the con.
tract price OF the whiskey ration, in money,
as an equivalent for the voluntary reli, quish.
mem Of said ration; the payment Of which e.
quivalrnt 10 be made either mcn,hiy or qaar-
i-rly, stthe option Of The commanding officers
Who were 10 appoint an off er al The post %
receive and dis ribu'e the same 10 the troops,
This proposition was reded TO At some few
posts, and a, o,ne ,o,aliy rejected. At those
posis where it was accepted, he practice was
continued for some tin,r. aud only rclinquish
ed when il was found to be entirely Of non ef.
feet.
The accompanying copy Of letter, address
ID 1" General P B. Per'er late Secretary of
War upon the same su 9iect, in reply to re-
SO ION OF he House II Representatives Of the
i+sh Of January, 1899. l request may be con.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03

id for grew <qairrel.
bit, fox aod other
{ 4 JOsSkLYN.
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46,677 81

Statement showing the payments made under the
authorizing subscriptions to the stock OF the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal Company, to the 3lst day OF
December, 1929:
by the United States 100000 00
Corporation Of Warrington 100000 90
DO Georgetown $4,000 w
DO Alexandra $4,000 90
State Of Maryland, in stock, in
conformity Of the resolution
of the stockholders and of
the President and Directors
ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, passed sd
June, 1923, and received by
the Treasurer, per order Of
the Board; Of the 9Th Janu.
AIRY, 1929, 100000 90
Individual Stockholders 1861 IS
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TREASURY DEpARTMESr,}
2siA January 1880.

2sih January 1880. }
! SIR: In compIianc. with resolution OF he
Senate, passed 2lst instart, requesting The Sc
cre,ary of he Treasury to communicate TO the
S-nste u s'a'emeni Of the amour OF the STOCK
! Of the Po,omac Company, at he time oil the
! surrender Of its charter, AID by what States,
Corporations, or individual, said Stock was
held; a statement Of the amount ot the debts OF
the said Potomac Company. certified - b. due
| on The surrender Of he har e., with he inter
est on he same to the 10Th NAV, 1928, The date
Of the &C. Of The S: s,f OF Virginia, Incnrporat>
ing the Chesapeake aid OHIO Canal Company.
aud TO what States, CoIpors' ious, or indivi
duals due; a s a,em-ut Of the amourt OF stock
| Of the Potomac Company. and rrr if d debt,
Of ,ha, Company, So bscribed 10 the Chrsareakr
and Ohio Canal Cnmpany, and BY whom sub
| scribed; and sta 'emrn, Of The pawn ms made
under the act autho IZ'n. subscriptions To The
stock Of the Chessp"ak and Ohin Canal Conn
| psny. 10 the 3lst December, 1929, how much
| by the United States; how much by Stees and
Corporations, and individuals; designs ing In
each case how much paid IN money, how mu'
in stock Of the Potomac Company, or oer'.h"d
d. BITS Of said Company, and how much in s'o' k
| Of any other kind; have the honor 10 transmit
copies Of Two statements received from the
| Treasurer Of the Chesapeake and Onio Canal
| Company, which contain The information re-
quir ed b, the resolution.
/ have the honor 10 be, with high respect,
S. ID. INGHAM.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Hon the PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.
Statement relative to the Stock ofhe Potomac Company
The amount OF the stock OF the Potomac Company,
at the time of the surrender Of its charter Was held BY
the
State of Virginia l20 shares.
MARYLAND 900
Individuals $50
700 shares.
OF which the par nominal value was flOo sterling.
or 49, 9 dollars, the aggregate amount whereof is
S3ll,1ll ll100.
The amount of the debts of The Potomac Company,
at the time Of the surrender Of the charter certified to
be due with interest 10 the 10th May 1925 the date of
its assent to the act Of Virginia, incorporating the
Chesapeake and ohio Canal company, was, to the
state of MARYLAND 49, 28o 90
Banks Of the District of Columbia 100 9s7 n
individuals 3l,058 So
Si75,i25 II
The amount Of stock subscribed by the stockholders
in the Potomac Company to the stock OF the ChesA-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, was, BY the
State Of Virginia 70 shares.
Maryland 22O
individuals los
ass
At a. 4e-202, %? 22-l0o.
The amount of drb,s ertfed to be due by the Pc.
tomac company subscribed to the stock Of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal Company, is
BY the State Of Maryland S43,260 90
individuals 1887 81
46.e77 81
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CONGRESS.
In SENATE, MoxpAY, FEs. i.

The V,or President laid before the Senate
the following Letter from the Secretary oil the
Treasury;