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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

.Msrca-Thornas Norman, sentenced 10 De
hanged in North Carolina for bigamy' WAS
carried 30 the gallows, the rope thrown ROUND
his nsck, and justas he was aeontto We swung
off, pardon arrived, and the Pooru- IL was
What an e.eapsi [HiAsboroagh Rspt0.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

Sam Paieh fo,ead--Ths body oil this bold
but unfortunate adNentsrer was found on ,he
nth in the river about SIX mics beio" no
chester 1t was known to be his by the BLACK
handkerchief about his waistasd other nssks.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

c. LANE s Co. have just
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

syThe Sd Letter of John r.. Cooke, ad
dressed to the people of Frederick and JEFF
ferson counties, has been unavoidably post
poned this wesk--it shall be- attended TO in
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

our Hcxt.
DrrasS-In the present number Of Tuscaro-
ra, inserted on our outer form, for the word
correct" in the Tabular statement, No V.
read "incorrect," Auditors statsmsnt-for
.I7" read "I4p
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

MASONIC.-We understand that the In
stalIation of the Hon. EpwaRD LyINGsTos..
as Grand High Priest Of the nonerai "rand
Royal Arch Chapter ofths Dnhed states; wee
DEWIrr CLIsroN. deceased; and olthe hon.
JOEL II. PoIssErT, a. Deputy Grano bign
Priest Of the General Grand thapier. VIII
take nloce bv commission, in the City of
IVasblp gton. on Saturday. the Sd Of April.
,Tha circumstance ia mentioned for the infer-
nation Of di.tant members who may desire
10 be present at ceremony so Interesting to
the Fraternity-.Nit Int
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

NOIiCE-Having sustained considerable
Az loss by fire on the 18th inst some of my
customers might suppose that my business
might b. stopped thereby for short time;
bat this will inform them that it has net been
the case, with the exception of only few
days after The disastrous occurrence took
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

1928, after the people bad passed sentence on the late
administrator Mr. Sou'hard advanced TO DR.. Watkins
$3.50 more out OF the Treasury, which charge to
Sas Butler. another Purser, then in the Mediterrane
an. Uion what representation this was done, does
appear. MIR. Butler gave any authority Tor IL.
did Mr. AdSm's 4'h Auditor Apply $3.50 more OF The
ihi money TO his use.
Thus, in two yeats, lid Mr. A1ams's Fourth Auditor
commit seren deliberate frauds the Tre,sury, ap-
proprising 20 hia SEVEN THOUSAND
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS CT the public mo
ney.
Thus did Mr.. ADAMS Secretary of the Navy mos
obligingv all aud enable Mr. Adan's All Auditor ans
Mr. CT y'- con6ant to pocket screen thousand Tire,
hundred dollars Of the money given him by Congfes
TO support cur glorious Navy.
This was all done under Mr.. Adams's administration
and detected under General Jackson's.
Yet, there are men who say that here was nothing
TO reform! aua that this administration has done nothing
Tor the country !!
The Same men, when DR.. Watkins was arprchenisJ
pronounced all tbs charges against him false asd
iignan,. They then knew he was guilty IA well a.
they do Aow SO firm was their conviction OF his guilt
that mere WA no man, association Of men
Them, worth $500o who would h,zardin it being hi.
nall Aher making application to all those who had
been me assocae ate his dinner and drunk his wine he
sent his son TO Of the new cabinet and pointing
IN pathetic terms the abandon OF all his old friends
bfsought that act Of hum anity from him His request
could not be granted. Yet the very men who krew
this, who would not risk their mcrey upsn hi, up
pearance at Court, firm ,hSir conviction of his
guilt proclaimed, lar and wide, tina, the Innocent and
nigh minded watkins ttu'ed 10 have bal so ind gncni
was he at hs oPpressors, They attributed tina whole
TO the malice and Alschooi Of the present Ali Auditor
and have rot failed pursue him with unreentin.
bu~e rom that day to this.
Our "Bidck list" will be continued II IL but just
begun TU S Tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

E AW LECTURES.-The ensuing course OF Law
IA Lectures at this place, will commence usual on
the fret Monday in November, and terminate on the
first of April.
The node Of instruction in this institution has been
heretofore 50 fully made known that il will he only
cessa'y 10 remind tho.e whom il may concern that a
lecture IL delivered each day in the week. (Sundays
exec pted) that minute examinai1n also takes place
on each day on the lecture Of The preceding day; and
similar rcrion examination every Saturday. The
lectures con preheEd tho work of Mr.. 81 ck it'll
ihe notes {, his commentator, together with conprt-
henve additions Of he lecturer embracing occasion
al dissertations on par cniar topics, readings inpor-
ant statutes, and remarks On Mr.. Bhokslone's text
They compose two lsrge octave volumes a copy OF
them IL placed in the hands OF each student during
The session and they further orally explained and
expanded as occasion may seem TO require.
rec, Tor one or more courses OF Lectures S75.
Board may be had a. S75 per session.
III. 81. TUCKER.
Winchesier, July 23. 22-wt3IsA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

M EDlCAL COMMUNICATION VIII not lbe
IfA ensuing narrative put 10 tbs blush those iedi
cal men in PbldcFhia and other parts of the Uoi,ed
states, who are ex-rtng every effort TO prevent thos.
who are afflicted vi diseases for which Swain. Pa
nacea is known TO be- AN inallibe cue ron, u-ns IT,
In thi' narrative we fud he distinguished Phy.
>icans Of Portugal, Administering ii their Patient.
heir msgnani,uy and freedom from prejudice l.
strongly conratsi wi The dc pic bic conduct OF ma.
ny OF heir professional brethren In this country.
Another observation may be made, both up1r desc
cases and most OF he others hat have been re.
ported, that the subjects upon whom il was tried and
whom relieved in thu ex,remiii-s Of disease and
exhaustion, the vgOur Ct their oo1-ti,uion4 entirely
po.tratc, and yet, there those who bav, The suJa
city 10 say that the medicine which aisid the hand OF
di'ea'e, sustained nourhed and cured them contain
that If il contained any deleteIious princyie /, md
operated most mi. cheyouy UPON tSoss whose consti
tuiions bad The less strength to resist it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
LAND FOR SALE.

LtND FOR SALE.
q hN THURSDAY, the 26ih Of August, being Anne
~ lin court day, vii sell AT Amelia Court House,
TO the highest bidder, the tract Of L,nd @hich ste.
phen g archer lately resided, situated Appomattox
river, in the County OF Amelia, about four miles above
GeDto bridge. and adjoining the lands Of Nm s. dr.
cher Ddjr &eger and oilers Ii lie supposed 10 contain
about 100 acres, between two and three hundred Of
which are liver and creek low grounds. Of very
superior quality. The supply OF wool land is abun-
daut The bindings consist Of a spacious dwelling
house, in good repair, new wheat barn, and tobacco
'rnssrihc'eni for curing large crop. Any person
.siiog 10 view the land. may DO 20 by appllc alton TO
Mr. Jain a. RobeJfson, who lives on the place. to
the 'ub'cfbef, who lives in the nsighbouho Re
will be made known On the day o sae.
STEPHEN G.. ARCHER.
BY his attorney JV.u EGGLESTO.N.
July o Is-w7ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
SEA SERPENT AT TIM snoALs.

The Sea Serpent 10 said to have been la our wa.
ters TO US the Ise Of Shoals during the pre-
sent week Capt Perkins, OF the sch oner Aierta We
ry respectable man, and his crew. state that he
op towards their vessel within 90 feet and then pass.
ed round her bow that they had tsie view Of his
snak.ship; they saw about 60 feet of his length.
Another vessel, lying at anchor. saw him at some
distance, lying on the top OF the water: the skipper with
other person, the only Of the crew that would
go, eok toe boat ard rowed along by the eide of him
a. DO able to break hi. neck with an oar n
they had dared. They think him 100 feet or more in
length.
10 the general appearance of the moHster.
We also informed by q gentleman who has jus,
returned iom the Shoals that the Serpent passed
tween the cable and the bow OF schooner
10 Mr. Caswell, while lying at anchor, and ,hs rome
Of the crew stood at the s-m OF the vessel and looked
down upon him: they described him about the size
of !ine cask in the middle, and smaller tow
epd-a smooth Snake without punches, the appe arapcs
Of them being Occasioned by his motion.
Portsmouth Journal.
The Sea Serpent was also Thur siay ate rnoon
oil skunk says the Gazette Of that place by three
men in fishing rmack Two were SO much alarmed
"a TO 20 below, but Mr.. Goocb, who had courage a.
uough 10 remain deck. and who is said to be a re-
view:-He was first seen short distance from Them
then turned about and within sir feet of the boat
when he rsisd his head about onr feet from the
and locked directly into the boat, and go remained for
several minu'cs.
Mr. G thinks he was 60 feet long, and feet ro,nJ
his head about the size Of ten gallon key, having
long laps hanging down and his like thoss
oil an OK, bright and proecsd-hisr kn dak gray and
covered with scales; no punches on his hack. WHEN
ne disappeared, he made no efforts to swim, but sunk
Mr. G. csnd have struck him very easily with his oar
hut "he Wiling 70 let the serpent alone il the ser.
pent would not modest him."
IL IL stated that he bss been off Wells seve raj
times the past week, as also OIL Kennebunk, by several
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
.Messrs William Burton, William Funston, TsLam

.uessrs. William Burton, WiIiidn Winston, Isharn
Allen and Mrs. Inn .Norrcli
IFHNAkE NOTICE that on Monday the 9th and Tues
II day the 23;h OF September next, between the hours
OF A. NJ and p Nj. of each day, at the Clerks Of
nee OF Boon county, Kentucky, located in Burlington
shall take the dispositions of Thos. ID. Carneal and
ohers and on Saturday the I'd, and Monday the 18th OF
October next between the hours of A. NJ and 5 p.
NJ OF each day, at the Clerks Office of Franklin Coun-
y, Kentucky, located in Frankfort shall take the de-
positions OF Robert Triplctt and others and Wednes-
day the 9th, and Thursday the 7h October next, be-
tween the hours OF A. M and p NJ. of each day,
the Clerks Office of Fayete County, Kentucky, located
In Lexington, l shall take the dispositions of Robert
Wickns aud others; ana Monday the llth, and
Tuesday the 18th October next between the hours of
"A. NJ and p. Nj. of each day, at the Clerks Office
OF Mason County, Kentucky, located in Washington,
shall take the 6epositons Of Thomas Kercheva, Jr.
and others all which said dispositions, when so taken
are 10 be read evidence in suit pending in the S-
peror Court OF Law for the county of Hcnrico State of
Virginia, wherein plaintiff and you defendants
WILL. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
Hcnrico County, "a Ii July, 1880. 24--wtIstOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
TESTIMONY FROM ABRoAD.
CIV AIllfN Dan krI~l

~
from The Royal Hospital Of 81. Joseph at Lisbon.
TBANsLATIoN.
joe Iou'enco de Lug, Surg Of His Most Faith
ini M'jesys Household Lecturer OF Surgery in fl
Royal School Ct Surgery, al Lisbon. &c
Ceruh-s, that Mr. Armand Thsophilus D-nnet bov.
ng requested me to use in my practice "Swsims Par a.
cea, had an opportunity Of trying TIA, medicine on
patient affected with ulcers OF ,cIefuIous nature WI =
had been thirteen months in Of the yya,d. al Ill q
Royal Ho'pal Of 81 Joseph consde I'd incurabie and
net expected 10 lire many days. and after having used
SAID medicine for two months aud half following N e
dire cons that accompanied the bottles Of said Pansc.s
he was entirely cured.
iuther certify, that during the time the patient was
akng the Panaces, he took other sdcine n which
might be attributed the RAPID CURE in truth Of tho
same and i, being demanded o. M pass ihii cer6r.e
and swear under oath Of the holy evsoge.ts to the
truth thereof (Sig9td)
JOE. LoURENco DALUZ.
Lisbon, Is u Dec. 1920
recognize the above signature 10 be The actu.i
handwriting Of the person therein mentioned. Lisbon
18Th Dee. 1929. In testimony Of the truth
(sgnsd) JOAo CAETANo CoRREA.
cory.
]. Pemberisu Hutchinson. Consul of ihe United
ates Of America for the kingdom OF Portugal &c do
hereby certify, that the foregoing signature Of Joae
Caesnc COrrea l. his actual hsn1wfiting and Ut lie
Is Notary Public, duly commissioned and sworn and
all his acts are such, entitled TO u i and credit
and bat the acts stated in the foregoing Deposition
correct end true.
IL. 81 In testimony whereof, have bereunto set
my hand and seal of office at Lisbon The tyyenty-nintb
day Of January, 1890.
J. PEMBERToN HUTCHINsOF.
~ Soldby JAMES McKfLDoE, Richmond.
July 81. 28-wlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

VALUABLE TAVERN FARM FOR LEASE
v Wdl lie leased 10 the highest bidder, on Mondav
he 23d Autnst mex, (being Halifax Court day) The
lavein and Farm at tins place, row occupied by ne,
The stand, asa Tavern, IL an excellent one, and IN,
houses srd stsbies lsrg" and commodious. There 4.
now being raised additional apartment for the private
Family.
The farm 10 largc-thc land Gree--and produces Ink
nrisDy.-Eiph' or ten hands may be worked on IL In
advantage. From forty to sixty thousand weight of
Hay alone may be raised on the place.
Possession will bc given at Christmas, with The priyi.
'ege o. scediBg Wheat RICHARD EDMUNDsON.
HALIFAX Courhouse, July 27, 2g-v,dt
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"Nluon var RgM,rSs vNsuSo."
CARO-.

CARO-.
hMRAssADoRs FROM Cr.AR ADDRESS Caro-.
"Noblcst of Romans, we como to save
Tie pride oi Rome fio,u timeless .ravo:
Hear the greeting which Caesar sends
'CSrsar counts Cato among his JrteAds' >"
"BcRr back to Cesar Cato's reply
CHtc's friends tho friends of liberty"
Caesar offers thee power, high sta'on aud sway
Power that oil next to Caesar himself shall obey
"No power of value To Cato DC,
Save the power of keeping his country Free"
Caesar offers thee weath--r ichcs will bring
That shall rival the stores OF the Lydan King"
'Frerdom is OF price too high
For all tho wealth of CTasus TO buy"
''CIsar offers thee ploasurc-tho west aud cast
Shall be uuveSsed for beauty thy view to feast"
"No beauty can equal in Cato's eye
The lovolincss of Liberty"
"a grandcr offer of favour we bring;
Some subject Kingdom shall cull thee King"
SIN Catos eyes, the irccman's grave
IL grandcr than the throne of Slave"
"Ask aught in the power OF Cesar to give;
There's nought he'll refuse IL Cato will live"
$50, bear this answer to Caesar home
The boon Cato asks is-THE FREEpoM ROME"
Bidesnood's .Ndgd-ine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

FnE At WnNISerov ~ CA hand bill issuod by Tho editor
OF tho Cape Pear Recorder under dno Of instant contains
particulars destructive fire which occurred Wilmington on
gh o. t "a instant and in which he lost all his printing
toras, books &c About eleven o'clock night Nj aorn,s
largo wooden building Market street sirucE Nv
hghnng, near tho partition which separated heuso in
vas the Office Of the Cope Fear Recorder In Us course
s hfe toqunncs of produce md merchandise
theif nniuro, and gnited casks liquor which burst viii "
Tremendous explosion The flames then began TO blaze f and
70 spread through tho contiguous buildings reached those
winch wore adjoining tho south and street and
Dufen WIN POignus fury, until the whole blog
e. rom second street Mrs Wh9hrs nllcy, consumed
mo sufferers 10 this dreadful fire did not ast much
man Two hours were, Samuel IanglO1, Esq Mr.
John Brown r. r. HALL Esq Mrs scott. VIM g. Lord Tsn A,
cram eiy, hsg Mrs Wright, Gabriel Holmes, ESQ slr Tiiint
Afehllh NJ Hooper, and non1y Sanp,en, 10 ssnnIea n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS.
EG!ract Of q Letter To the Editnr antcd

CATTAwIssA VALLEY, July 81, 1880
You are no doubt aware of the purchase by Stephen
Grard Esq of extensive body Of land in this
ter, known the Nicholson claim 1t embraces con.
siderable portion of the majestic Mahonoy mountain; al
So the stupendous Green mountain and large portion
oil this beautiful valey.--The appearance of Mr. Sic
phen Grads surveyors amongst us, has excited some
lear in those lsndhoders who claim by right of
sion, many tracts of land in this vicinity The survey
ors are encamped about miles from where now write
There are four of them; each one having Two chain
bearers, ore objecmOn and pioneer. They have al
most completed their boundary, and will commence
their division lines visited the camp few day since
and was much pleased with the mechanical and Idcio,
arrangement OF every thing appertainRg thereto. Mr.
rard IN the funess OF his characteristic generosity has
III nshed them with every thing calculated contr
butte TO their comfort. II is fortunate circumstance
that these valuable lands have last got into the
sion oil men who are able and willing make such i'm
provemcnt as will benefit Inc state, and also benefit the
lmprover. understand rail road is in contemplation
through this country on TO the Susquehanna. The lands
comprised in Mr. Girards purchase for tho most part
coal lands oil superior quality, the Mahonoy coal has
not as yet been brought 10 market but has been tested
by several mineralociss, and pronounced TO be the a..
Plus ultra OF all coal Being much lighter than the
Schuykill Lchigh, it takes almost thirty bushels to
make ton, burns perfectly free does not communicate
so much dust either in receiving burning, and only
requires TO be used 10 be properly appreciated The
Panacea springs hays their origin in this valley ON land
formerly owned by VIM. Audenried, Esq. of MKeans-
burg, but in the possession of r. w Broe & Go of
Philadelphia. These springs combine all the rare me-
deal qualities Of the Saratoga and yellow Springs with
out their nauseous taste. Time only requisite TO give
w celeDiy tney 30 richly deserve. and
in c while this valley will offer more inducements
to those OF debtaed and sedentary habits than may be
found in any other section of Pennsylvania. The ex-
hitarang air Of the mountain the balmy soirif or u
valley. the abundance of trout from the neighbotinp
waters, and the substantial decr's meat TO be found i'm
every hamlet in the neghbourhoed certainly strong
temptations for those who have strength and leisure 10
ENJOY them Rely upon il, nothing will contribute more
TO the wealth and success of Pennsylvania in compet-
cn WIN her sister states than the coal regions and Tie
industrious and enterPrising nature of her people.
fIhii. Ina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

Mr.. Chrisfopher Robertson:
FHNAkE NOTICE, that on the first Monday in Octo
~ Der next shall move the Court of Appeals in
Hcnnond' TO dismiss the appeal from the Judgment M
the Superior Court of Law for CbarIo,ts co,n, o.
which you arc appellant and am appellee, unless Won
give other and sufficient security your present sec,,yv
~ me appeal bond, Mr. J. b. Bedford being iDsoIyeni
axe notice also, that the 9th day Of Sept next Al
charlotte Court House, between the rising and setting
OF INC suns and shall continue from day to day until com
Peted-i shall take the afidayits of VIM. Smith Geo
y Roberts Lewis ID Jennings and Others to be read az
evidence ia the said motion. ~
Your obedient servant
WILLIAMS p. DANIEL
August 3. 7y--w4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

I'D EMOVAL.-Jds. Bray, SddIer and Harness ma
E1 ktT, grateful Tor the liberal Encouragement here.
toofe met Wis., oegs leave respectfully, TO in orm bis
friends and customers that he has removed his sion %
the house formerly occnpied by G. VAIL Elk doors be.
low The Theatre, street, where he will continue Ia
execute al orders IN his line with puncoaIfy aud des
patch lie has now on hand, and will constantly keen
general assortment Of saddls, brides saddle bags car.
rage AMI gig harness, wagon and cart gear whips
spurs tfup irens, bfddle bits etc etc all OF which
he will dispose Of, bsreofe on the n,ot
iefms. July 27 21-w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

|FuNWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
81 from The subscriber, about the first 81 lhi month
negro man nemel Aaron, WHO sometimes IL called
Aaron Dodson. He is nearly six feet high Of dark
brown complexion and sboui s. years old. Being a
COOL boatmsni il probable he has obtained free papers
and IL al work on James River, the Roanoke. The
above reward will be paid 10 any person who will de.
liver the said negro 10 me, secure him, tbat get
him again. EATH'L T. VENABLE
FsfmyilIe, June 20. 15--wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
A PIRATE CApTUREO

PENSACOLA, July lO.-Lieutenant Jane. p. WILTON
arrived at this place Thursday last with the Spanish
Schooner Feuiz. which the u. S. Schooner Grampus
Lieut.. Com't Mayo captured on tibet 4th June, of
Cape Hnyt, for an attempt TO commit piracy on the
Brig krem'in OF Boston, from Antwerp bound TO New
Orleans We have collected the following
Tho Schooree was from the Of Africa with slaves
bound TO Cuba, and fell in with tho Brig on the an
June, near Cape Hayu kept in company, ende ing
10 intm date her by crossing her bow, keeping her
gun trained on her, with her men at quarters The
Schooner ordered the boat OF the Big como alonp
side; which the Captain refised-n 'bi, situation the
remained nearly all diy whom The Grampus made her
appearance and the Schooner bore sway Captain Nayo
hailed the Brig ascerned the the Schoon-
err aud Immediately chase, captut cd and
her 10 this sort The schooner il about 90 tons bur
then, armed with FOUNDER and nuskct. and 10 men
all Spanard' She was formerly the Pilot Boat Trim
mer, OF New York.
There were so negroes on board at the time Of the
cap'ure-5 have since died. TGazrH,
DUELLING.-We learn from the Philadelphia papers
tha,R. Dillon Drake has been brought before the MAY
or OF that city, in the custody of Mr.. Augustus New
man, who had been specially commissioned by the Co
vernon oil Pennsy vana, had proceeded Elkridge i'm
Maryland and there arrested Mr.. ID. against whom,
some time since, grand jury for the district found three
bills oil indictment for certain circumstances of his
duct in connection with the late duel which
took place near that city. After little invesga-
ton OF the case, Mr. Drake held to bail in the sum
oil three thousand dollars for his appearance foia
the next Mayors Court. NJ z. Amer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
NJ AvY DEPARTMEMT.

SKETCHES FROM THE IN AUDITORS OFFICIAL Re-
Case Of Tobias Watkins, late Fourth .auditor.
Statement of the sums OF public money drawn by DIR.
Tobiss Watkins, late Fourth Auditor, without authori-
ty, and applied to his
1927. March. Drawn by rcqusiton, and
charged to Purser Samuel
Hambeton, then at Pensa-
cola $4,000 90
July. Drawn by drafts purporng
TO be official, frora ]. X.
Pauldiug, Esq. Navy N.
York, having first procur-
ed il TO be RENTED iog that
purpose 600 90
Sept Drawn under like circum-
Stances from II. d. Har-
ris, Esq. Navy Agent at
Boston 1900 so
Oct. Do from Pauldng 800 90
:" Do from Harris 70O 90
1923. June. Do from Pauldng 100 90
Sept Drawn by requson, and
charged to Purser E. N
Cox then in the Pacific
squadron 500 90
Doc Drawn by requisi,ion and
charged TO Purser Silas
Butler, ,hcn in the Modtor-
rancan squadron 750 90