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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GTVEN,
FESO the Shareholders OF the ",Horti,sb.sg
FL Library Society" that another quarter:
ege becains due On the 18th inst. Several OF
tbs members are IN arrears for one, two,
thrss. aud even four quarters, though hhe
'qua'terage is only fifty cents. The Treasur-
or, who IS accountable for the collection, tnds
ID necessary 10 state that tho accounts Of such
membsr., Ii ret paid within the present month
viii be placed in the hands OF an officer iot
collection, BY -rder OF the Board,
G. NEWCOMER, Treasurer
May so. 1859.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

e ELQCGllS-Tbe subscriber has,or h. d
IL and intends constantly keeping ,' ~"
" OF PLOUGHS, Of the very Nv s... r"''0
.Hari'asb,s,g. .Marot Is, II r., All u r-A~2
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
.Ecaua[f1 arnruncp-

y VI VIII y IUgEIcP.
rear ChsmdsrsJary, Frmslsjtn coa.nt,,, pa
u NE sGbscribers inform tbs pu5!ic. tbU
their FURNACE is in fu!l blast and
that they are prepared promptly 10 execute
orders for CYfS 1Y.TGS for ell kinds Of Ma
ehlnery, Stove plates. Hollow ware, GRAY
Pig Metal for boundaries and Fsrsss.
r. !. j. u. u0USUM.
Mays, 1870
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
FIFTY DOLLARS RFWARD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
IL A fsl, t1as near i Bs,i iesss',
~ FreGeEck county, Va. on the Isl
pa inst. j negro man named NIL
so s. LN'GTO.N; aboat "a sr rs year,
s=s-sazsan+ of age; about feet OF niche,
hlgh: a ll6sle bosg-legged; very black; has
broad face, and down look when spoken to
fIaG on when he left home, . pair OF liner
pantaloons, a short dab coat al OLD pair OF
shoes, and az Old nat very much worn; hut
he Wit no doubt changs his clathing Tic vii.
probably aim for the State OF Iennsy;"anla
| will give the above reward for &he apprchen
sion o. said slave, If taken out of the STATE
Of Virginia, or twenty FIVE dollars If taken
within she Statg, and al reasonable charges
paid il arougM home, or secured IN any Jal.
30 thatd yea lima again.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Frederick eeenty, Va. Oct. 90, l329--h'
SIlLL# CYE.4pE8-.4T ChEaPSiDE.
fEyiJMhS c. lane B. CO have tae
Z pleasure of informing their friends that
they haze just seoeised large supply OF t4e
iAghly celebrated
dsuG4uAPA GnG)1I
which ailey arc selling at the low plice ofJaeP
dollars.
They have GA hand, Mould Boards, and 9
Aeat assortment OF othsr CGsiiIgs.
Also, Rouhd, Hoop and Strop IRON.
Shear, Crowv, ard Cast STEEL,
English aud American Biis!erGe.
80 English Roll'd Iron. for caryan tire,
supply OF the best ENGLISH POLISH
ED WAGON BOXES,
Also, SHEET BRASS. FOR gunsnliths.
AcpherdstoNn, bialca is, 1880.
s$s@-.A~<sA~
YEOLTING CLOTiS-The subscribers
Ed have on hand, and arc offering RcrEcheaP
IGTrI1Tc@ jIG1 IL &,
from No. 10 8 inclusive, OF Tie most appfoE
ed stamp and quality. Also, Ne. s SChAt1N
WIRE, adapted ior hIh!ess' 'lse.
THOMAS 9. LANE, & co.
IRON? ElON?i liz O.N!n
EHT4E subscribers Save just received
4 large assortment Of
BAR IRON
warranted to be Of the best quality which
they will dispose OF on very accommodating
terms. w Al. LUlNG q" 10.
February Is, 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

RYFW SPRING GOODS-We have the
~ pleasure OF Informing car friend and
the citizen. generally, that we have Just re
turned from the City with anew and splendid
assortment nj
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

EO1lCE.-Agrecably to tl,e Constt -14n
~ stated mcehsg Of the menb .rs Of tie
''.Hc'l'asbtrg L~As'y Society nill be held
at the Court house in M..rrlssburg. on Fli-
DAY the 2sh inst--Tas members ara re-
fuestsd to be punsteal 10 their Attendance.
=, 81, MANS GARARD. See&
May 90, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

nv $3.50
~ III WIfO.n II .u.dT CONCERN
pit' subscriber now calls the attention Of
oil persons indebted to ihe late firm Of
ID. ORRICk * Co 20 the absolute necessit,
OF closing the concerns of the company i'm
msdiately, and informs ther1 that unless their
several debts arc paid forthwith, he viii, in
conformity with express Instructions given
hlfa to that effect, institute suit 10 Jane term
on all claas over $40. and place all smaller
Claims N the hands OF Constabos fuI coec
tion- If persUns having individual claims a
gaInst the parties suffer themselves to be-
sued, they will lose the benefit oil their as-
counts aa they cannot be received 20 ofIaets
against a partnership account without de
consent Of both Of the plaintiffs Suits would
hare been instituted ri March term. pursuant
to the Indications OF former notice, but for
the absence Of counsel and the press of the
SubscrIbeT's own private business: these pre-
veRtatives are nsw removed, ard debtors ms
therefore expect no longer lay
BENJAMIN ORDICK,
hartlasbufg, May 6, 1880 st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

N 0ifCE-Havrs associated Mr. ,yshn
4. Evans vita me as u partner. tho
business Will IN future be conducted und<'
The name and EIm OF W Il Coga!,9on & F.,aAs
~ a. COMPTON,
JOHN +. Evans.
Martinsburg. April Is, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

" r. COMPTON ~ ErkS@,
4 RE nor receiving general asIoort
"a ment of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

lie expired oa the 2oth January. 1873
al ceypsa lay" says Nlr Taylor, ''ior sew
sr-l days expesedin state, on cushiens OF blno
si4:. ia a rich Colin, decorated with gliding;
a stbi,e shrouL was wrapped around the
'il.nhs: ard the bsad alone was visible, re-
,3ata,a.: TIE black velvet saiOtte, round which
ayls hIaded wreath oIlaurel A copy Of
E}baron an, one Of Musarlon were placed 40
: & 81 Il. as tne worthiest pillow"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14

I'm, IN tbe manner he transacted the bushes of
his office. In this state of calm security, with
ont moments warning-<like clap OF thunder
in clear your Dismissal came. and in moment
the house of low was Converted into one OF mourn
inc. Sir. was not this the refinement OF cruelty:
Bnt this was not all-The wife whom you have
thus agonized, drew her being from the lliustrl-
Gus Chase. whose Voice of thunder early broke the
spell of British allegiance, when IN the American
Senate. he swore by Heaven that he owed no al
legiance to the British Crown--one, too, whose
signature was broadly before your eyes, atiixed
to the charter of our independence. The hus,
band and the father whom you have thus wrohsed
was the first born son of hero, whose naval ana
military renown, brightens the page OF your coun-
trv's history. from 20 to 1915, with whose a.
chievements posterity will not condescend to COM
pare yours; for he fought amidst greater dangers,
and he fought for Independence.
Bv the side of that father, in the second British
war. fought the son; and the glorious 18th OF
September bears testimony to his mistaken IN
trepiditv. A wife, husband, thus derived;
family of children drawing their existence from
this double revolutionary fountain, you have
recklessly, causcIessly, perfduously, and there
fore inhulmanely, cast helpless and destitute up
on the lev bosom of the world: and the caiidren
and grand children OF Judge Chase and Commo-
dore Barney are poverty stricken upon the soil
which owes its freedom and fertility, in part, to
their heroic patriotism.
Sir, would be unworthy the title of an A.
merican matrOn, or an American wife, it did
not vindcate his, and my chidren's wrongs. In
this happy land, the panoply liberty protects all
without distinction of age or of sex. In the seve-
ritv practised towards my husband, (confessedly
without cause,) you have, injured me and my
children-you have grievously injured them with
out achieving any correspondent good to ind-
vduals. to your country, or yourself. Silence,
therefore would be criminal even in me; and
when the honest and regular feelings of the Peo-
pie of this country (who cannot be long deluded)
shall have been restored, and when party frenzy,
that poison to our national happiness, liberties
and honor. shall have subsidized, have no doubt
that the DISCRIMINATING system of s. Reform will
be regarded as the greatest of tyranny, though
now masked under specious names, and executed
with some of the fornalities of patriotism and OF
liberty. 1t is possible this communication from
an unhappy mother, and from female, who un-
til now had many reasons TO love her country,
will be regarded by you as unworthy of notice;
if otherwise, and your inclination corresponds
with your power, you have still the means of re-
pairing the injury YOU have done. l am, Sir,
your obedent serv't,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14
Corporation Of Alermdria, 10 wi:
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas have received satisfactory ntorma
ton that one or more Mad Dogs have very re-
Gently appeared in our immediate vicinity. and
have bitten other dogs. it is therefore ordered
that all animals of the Dog kind, belongiugodt
inhabitants of Alexandria. be confined. from and
after this day, for the space of sixty days Aud
the Police Constab!es are hereby ordered 10 Kill,
and dispose of as the law directs, all animal. d
the Dog kind that may BE- found going al lars.
within the limits of the Corporation aforesa4
during the time aforesaid
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of ATr4
1850. JOHN ROBERTS.
April 9-dlw&1awaf MayOr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14
CONGRESS.
From the United States 7elegrnpb. L..

from me O''fea Nd'es Telegraph, Ma,
The Senate. yesterday, on motion Of n. p
leave of absence was granted to Mr.. r..
for the remainder of the session. 4 co. "<eT4
Bile discussion grew out of the motion of Mr. ~
dy, to recolamit the bill making appron,i u1'
for the building Of light houses, lirhtt h"lr,
cling kgois. improvement of certain h,rf"'H p
with Instructions to the Committee 10 rana
arate bills embracing those object. rW%'TI
Grundy, Hayne. Benton and Tyier sun r,ss1
and Messrs. Woodbury. Holmes, U,5tpgp,'O'
Sanford opposed the motion; which was sr'" I'd
jected, yeas l6, nays so. Mr.. Boroo,J' a II! II
to amend the bill, by inserting an app ro ro.S
of $4,000 for the Improvement of th rr n,
Of Back Creek, which connects the Delar, ,s'ct
Chesapeake Bays. This smendmen, 'w mal aaf
ported by Messrs. Barnard, dark, CtoSj up
Clayton and Webster: ando opposed bv '' W'
Woodbvy, and Smith, of Md. when " ' ne
bury moved to amend the amendment l., ''oa'
ing out 10000, and inserting SIS. GOo ,,i wa"
motion being rejected, the question Va, ,p4 A'
the amendment; and it was carried. :, ,s
ment was then made to the bill. on mo,a, ' .n
Benton, by adding an appropriation for II. W.T. VI
provement of the navigation of the uppcr W.. a'
sipp, by clearing out the obstructions ra, ,',,
rapids of the Desmoisnes river. At L,lg
the question was taken, and the bill ordered ",
third reading.
In the House of Representatives. the bill n
mend the Navigation Laws was taken ma -
Mr.. Strong continued his remark. unrII T.. an
piration of the hour. After the ,rar,ac,io, 4,
various private bushes. the Import Dotir. gr
came under consideration. The question b.r.
upon the motion of Mr.. Gorhqn. to reconsiJ,, ;
much Of the amennment Of Mr.. NLpGsa.r.,
cerned the duties on hemp and iron. n,
motion was subsequently Withdrawn. and n.
Doddridge moved a Reconsideration If f.
vote of the preceding day, providing for Il.
gradual reduction Of the duty on salt. 4 ry
discussion ensued, and after various divisions,
yeas and nays, the clause providing for sgclr
duction was rejected, by vote of l0a TO Qs-
Numerous other amendments were subseqqsrl,
proposed and debated, and the bill as ane5l-i
by the Committee of the Whole was finally onie.
ed to be engrossed for third reading. BY vp
of rs to q. AT half past nine clock the Hons
adjourned, after sitting of upwards of el.,e
hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14
EAWasN Stabler * Son

y ESPECTFULLY inform those who have oppofC
4 = mites ofsendng to AeNsndris, that the! ehp6
to receive in the course of The present week li,t
and general assortment Of the hes. G.7RDEASkEDA
IA supply of Flower Seeds will subsequently come %
hanci) grown bv u. e C. Lanireih At tier A"0ea
near Philadelphia and ,cvrantedbyfhtm 10 Be GEM"
T. $ eS'Son state, also, that they are Agent i'i1V
curing Plants, shrubs, Vines, Roots, FEu' ices "
nanen,al Trees, &c. ofevery description.
All will be sold at the Philadelphia prices, 'he P1'
chaser paying the expenses Of transportation &C.
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their own recommendation ~ ne ~ "
articles, they give the following letter from a'
guished citizen Of Virginia.
OAK HIT, February . .''.
Gentlemen Il have received your letter Il "r ~
and assure YOU, with pleasure, that the ha''r'
with which you have susphed MS tor several i''H lie
eNcellen, quality, and such ms family b"''''
approved did not know from y HON 80" pa wv
but conclude from your letter that twas Ne'''''-'
reth.
With respect and esteem, your, ,.,or
J.MES uuN"or
- To Messrs. EEwAuD SrABLER & son.
druggists YatIdnd'm ,-
march 4 liW -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14
Office Of the Chesapeake 8. Ohio Canal Company
WAsHINGToN, March "A, lo'c

w ASHlNGION, NdN" ~
NOTICE is hereby given. that All insta'm." '. -,
~ dollars per share (beng the 4th 'n'a,mt" c,,J
every share of stock in the Chesapeake ana 'i'o
Company. is required to be paid on the sd sn
next, and further sum of two dollars ana my
per share (bsing The 18th instament) on the %
July next; which instslment, must be pai1 10 w.
dit of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COMPANY,
Cashier other officer Of either OF the to''0'"'
Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank of the United Sa''''
Washington;
The Bank of Washington. at Washington'
The Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at George"
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandra;
The Bank Of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do
The MECHANICS Bank of Alexandria, do
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hsgerstown. Nd -.
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in CharlestoFn' '"
ginia; and -.
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg' W
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN r. lNGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal COMPANY
april 1-1awtJy3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-14

Sportmg.-The sweepstakes yesterday for
$1,000 each horse, four mile heat, were won
with ease by Mr. VIZ. Johnson's mare Slender,
by Sir Charles, out of Reality-beating Mr.. J.
c. Stevens mare :. Black Maria by Eclipse,
Oui If Lady Lighttoot. and Mr.. w. Lyingston's
grey mare .'Betsey Ransom" The time was
not short, being m. SIS.
AferOne false start the animals cot off, s'Black
Maria" leading, and keeping the lead all the first
round; IN the second she was tapped by Slender,
and so they ran for some distance, when Slender
passed ahead. and leading the fourth round. won
the race, hard in hand. '.Betsev Ransom broke
down completely in the third round.
Net9- York fmeyiean of 7uesday.
TIE SeasOn.-The Spring is very forward
The meadows and clover fields in this neighbor-
hood have more the appearance of June than A
pril. Wheat and Rye are in much danger of fall
LING from their luxuriant growth. The prospect
Of fruit is very Observation-Disclosures TO- lNay l.
-saa0eBa-
Extract ola letter from Ponce, Porto Rico, to a
house IN Bal imOre, dated .4prd 10th, 1880.
1--WE have had heavy inundation. and most
of the estates, particularly the low land ones,
viii suffer severely. Ii is impossible to know
the extent, a, the rivers are hardly fordable."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
LIGeR TEE BEIW EzErNG
FOR SHTE

V5yHlS valuable Mountain Estate in AlbemarIe
d (the former residence of Col. Monroe is still
offered AZ private sale The tract contains up
wards of nine hundred acres of the very best noun
tam red loan soil and is therefore, susceptible of the
highest possible state Of improvenent-and if desired
Will be divided into two divisions, with improvements
on each. The buildings it, are of the very best
kind, and are extensive and valuable In the event
Of sale either Of the whole or part the purchaser
can he accommodated with many facilities IN letting
A. and which Will be readily afforded-such as pro-
Visions stock, plantation utensils, &C. The crop CT
wheat seeded, IS upwards Of two hundred bushels
The terms will be liberal and accommodating to those
who foay be disposed to purchase and possession civ
ell immediately. But ifthe above Estate is not sold
privately. before the 10th day of February next
"wednesday it will, that day. IF fair, If not tue
next fair day,) be offered public sale, to the high
est bidder, on the premises And in the event, of
The sale Of the land the stock of all kinds corn, od
der plantation utensils, &c, will he sold, on credit
OF twelve months Terms of sale for the land, viii
he on credit Of ono, two and three years, with ap-
proved security, and deed of trust on the land
but The interest vii be- deducted, on the whole sum-
or any par'. by paying the CASH and release. viii
be given by the Bank, by my assignment fthe pro-
cccdssof such sale to the Bank, or as much as will
discharge tic balance Of my debt, including he COL
lateral bonds. already assigned in part payment OF
the same u. O. GOODWIN
u To prevent too great q sacrifice of property
the right OF ono bd~Sll be reserved in each case 10
the proprietor. dec 21-9apvcff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

but give more stable and substantial security to the
interests OF manufactures and commerce.
a Tue only objections this chance which nnroor
to nave weight, are !si. The d,fGculty OF making so
minute an appraiscG,aut as would he necessary of
all the ARTICLES OF 'nporiation, wthon' considerable
increase OF custom house officers Aud. secondly of
making the appTaisemcpt uniform, a, ajl tho norris =
The first may 1t Is believed b. obvated By arrono;nr
the goods into classes according value. in smell
to render the appraisemcnt not NOR, ,Lo
rious than 1T present. These being so adinstod n,
not materially to vary the of duty between Con-
gnous classes, and yet sufficiently distinct to enable
the appraisers to assign each article with reasonable
accuracy its proper class, aided bv an invoice of
the goods AT their value in the ed States To he
furnished oath by the importer would secure MI
the facilities desired for expedition and accuracy in
the appraiscmeni, with but little addition to tho
number OF officers, or the expenses Of the custom
house.
The second ohiec,ion applies to the present system
with moro farce than to that proposed. But This
dlhlcui,y may be removed by establishing a regular
intercommunca'ion and transmission of prices cur.
rent and samples between the custom houses. which
couid not fail 10 prevent abuses and o. more
uniform apprasemen than when the vaua, ion is based
on prices IN h" foreign market inasmuch as it will
be easier to ascertain the prices at the princ
pa! martS of in the United States than l.;
I those of foreign countries
In recommending these important notifications in
the mpost system "a well as those suggested in the
last annual report It may be proper to remark that
1t IS deemed by the Department very unir,rabln fo
make frequent changes in measures of public pccv
whch ali ct so extensively Individual as well as pub-
! 'NS'S'
should be subjected to careful scrutiny and ample
time given by way of notice to all who may be af.
iected by them Us well foreigners citizens of the
United States, before they carried into effect
But not Notwithstanding this indsposition to change il
Is proper to remark, that much of the legislation up
on ms su5Jec, since the act of Cd of March, 1899
has been adopted chiefly with view to promote
particular objects of special interest pressing upon
the government at the moment of its action; and
| hehce some necessary precautions for guarding the
revenue and avoiding the injuries liable to be naict
ed by ,he chan ges upon these engaged in commerce
and other pursuits seem to have been overlooked-
The approaching crisis IN the fiscal policy of the u
States, VIII require revision OF import ant part of
the SYSTEM and the opportunity will be propitious for
general review OF Its defects. The proposed mod
LEGATIONS are therefore, presented the consd-
Grafton of Congress to afford time for mature DELHI
Grafton and for collecting all he information that
may be necessary, it their adoption should be de-
termned on, 10 reconcile individual interests with
those Of the government.
! All which is respectfully submitted
S ID INGHAM,
of no
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

NAhRIED-A Bell All, Prince Georges Coun-
~ on THURSDAY the 9Th inst. by tn. Rev Mr.
Virginia, to May. daughter of Benz Ogle Esq.
At Salona on Tuesday evening the 2Isi INST. by
thu R"v. J Anis4, Mr. A CT. CARTER of KY,
I" Miss EL1z AnErH l.. CARTER, daughter of Mrs.
Ann g. VI fl, Far K ranntv VIRGINIA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

3,l0l,5l4 81
6,e5o,230 90
3,308.745 ~
12,383,867 73
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

e4,l61,01s 80
<-V
e1,9I6 723 So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
WHITE MULBERRY TREES-

1--WE subscriber has for sale at his farm d IA
above Richmond. the trees Q years old ouv seAs
60 abie quantity Of the genuine Morus Alba or yvio
ia an Mulberry Trees; and as lie season is nov op.
ptoachIng IN which they may be trasspanted, he is
may be want of the aYticc; and as he is we'll sotis
fed that The SILK culture must be ore Of the most pro-
fable branches the agrcullufist turn his atten,
ton To, he hopes 10 b. the of their extensive
distribution through the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred otherwise, deliv-
rabl 10 Richmond or within any reasonable distance
hereof + w SMITH
N Borders may be left at Scott & Smith's, u
street, Richmond. cct f-Sawf9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

Consisting Of six per
CT. stock G,4lO,55G
II Five per CT. silks.
including the ST.
100000 subscribed
10 the Bank of tire
y. SITS 1899, 900
90 -Four and J per
CT. sticks 1884,
061 ii Three per
cent sticks. 1896
30 IS 2. Unfund-
cd debt
Consisting Of regis
tered debt, being
claims registered
prior TO the year
1893. for services
and supplies during
the evolutionary
90 ONI 40
Treasury notes out
stonding 900 90
Mississippi SIX ont
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
IGax9Ee.

The Governor Ebert Gen Duncan MA rthur
the Governor elect, was naugurated on Saturda, last
from which time devolves upon him to assume
the Executive dutles.-T Gazette
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

standing 5,605 o.,
The payments made,
and 10 be made OH
account of the pub
lie debt. for he year
1850, are estimated
at
OF this sum there will
have been paid for
interest,
Making tho reduction
in the principal,
Viz: Six per penis,
Five per cents, sub
scribed to- the Bank
! Of the u States,
Registered debt,
/ Treasury notes,
Mississippi stock,