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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
Notice.

z WISH to sell The LOT next TO Branlain's. on ".
ter street, and opposite the house lately occupied
by t.. Hill. Also, Two Shares IN Baltimore &.wa,b.
;nyton Steam Packet Company.-And wish TO purch,s,
, coachee and harness, and a light second hand snI
key and harness.
sent II GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
Notice.
Yhe Tan arA

At Mount Sterling, about hall way be
: ryrvAtween auckland AMI Fanquier Court hoase'
nm the southern road, is for rent, and posses,
s;on r;yen first of October next. THIS farI
contains oxcr thirty yats, all in prime ORDER a good
bark nous. with iron mill, curr' ing shop NC; anu mas
attached toi u good dwelling house and arden now
occupied by Henry Turner. This property IS IN Soou
sitistic, for bark, in a healthy and poPuious ne'Shoor-
ho,l. an we'll worthy 4 man OF business.
For terms. which will be accommodating apply
phil. S. Johnson, Esq. near the premises, or to
GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
Sugar, Ten, Coffee, sc.

Sugar, Ten, Coffee, &c.
4 81. DOUGLAS have just relieved a well select
ID . ed assortment of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
50 Lids and tierces sugar. of various qualities
SIS hl,ds. ticrces, and bbls molasses, of do
40 packages of teas, .gunpowdcr, imperial, ana
young dyson, of fine quality
9nnn lhs Loaf sugar. Of different numbers
20 bags best and COMMON coffee
SfLT--L.oose and i'm sacks
SPEEy-Embracing pepper, alspice, ginger,
cloves. nltnegs, cinnamon, mace, &c.
SPLRI7S-French brandy, Holland gin, Jsmsics,
Antigua, and New England rum.
WINES- Madeira, Lisbon, port, malaga, &C.; some
of them very low priced.
DIES Indigo, copperas, madden, logwood, fl,tc,
alum, &c
Epson Salts ola superior quality
SNCFF-Leiper, Garrett, 4 Lorillar's Naccabsu
P.aFER- Writing and wrapping; tobacco. starch,
cheese, fig blue, gunpowder, shot. bar lead,
birthstone, salt petre, &c. &c the whole Of (which thy
will sell, wholesale aud retail, on very moderate t,rns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05

Museum
Open daily, from 10 to II, NJ, and from 8 to S, Pm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
Notice

4 o. DOUGLASS informs the public, that having
IA. made arrangements to devote his time excu'
Sively To the
BOOK BINDING g. BLANK BOOK M
NUF.ACTURING BUSINESS,
lie has taken the second story of the large warehouse
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, sign ofthc Ledger,
where he intends keeping for sale a constant ,upplr Of
Merchants .4ccowaf. Office, and Blank School
BOOKS, such as
Ledgcrs, Letter Books,
Journals, Cash Books,
Day Books, Waste Books,
Invoice Books, Record Books,
Bill Books, Copy Z Cyphering Book
Mcmoranduns, &c. of every description ofrulng and
binding.
Books ruled snd bound 10 particular patterns, with
nestness and durability, at the shortest notice.
perior material. and binding, at Philadelphia prices.
Tvs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
AfOThP EAGLE

.c2e7< Is situated neor Alexancria, co.n
mands a delightful view of the ro'o'ns' an
ESs& or, the City Of washington, A'exanur,a' -"
u o., W.-,lo,I shure-ltc~ contains about
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

n D1mpsY young city Top IN company
with some bellies OF fashion, was riding into
the country pleasuriag, when they saw a
poor rustic looking country lad at work by
.the roads side. Thinking it a fine opportu-
Tty to show his ,rif to the darnsclS, by sport
ing with the poor boys ignorance, he thus
accosted --"Cany oniniornl me, Mr.. Ieb-
edee, how far is il TO where | ann going, and
which is the most direct road? Poor Iobby,
not at all dauated, bat with the most sotcT
and composed countenance, replied; oil you
are going to the gaRows, it Is but short dis
lance; if to the Jail, it stands a'tew reds this
side; but if only to poverty and Disgrace, you
are now approaching your journeys end-As
for the most direct road TO either, you are
now in it, and cannot miss the way Dandy
dropped his head and drove on.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

Human Mortaay--lti is generally supPos
ed that this earth is Inhabited by one thousand
millions of raen, or tEeyeabouts and that thr-
ty- three years make generation, and there
fore that in thirty three years there die one
thousand millions. Thus the number of those
who die on earth amounts to each year, thirty
millions: each day, eighty two thousand; each
hour. three thousand ieur hundred; each
minute, sixty; each second, one. This cal
culation must necessarily strike us. If the
mortality be SO great every year and every
hour, is it not probable that he who reflects
on it NAV himself be one of those soon to
swell the list Of the dead? 1t as at least Ger
tain that it ought to lead us 10 tnlhN serious
Nv and often on this subject en-
Now, at this moment, one OF our fellow
creatures is going out Of the world, aud be
fore another hour is past more than lhree
thousand souls viii have entered INTO an
eexnal stats.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

Price Of a .Milkmaid tss H'el@d.--A young
gentleman of Kilkenny, meeting handsome
mlkmaid, near the parade, sad, "Whst will
win you take for yourself and your milk, nay
dear?" Abe girl instantly replied, yourself
and gold ring, Sir.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
l. CARD,

TEyH.LfAM KROESEN tenders to the
w public ias greatiol acknowledgements
for the many faTers he has received, and rs
surcs them, chat he will use every endea~er
to merit continuance. Has Table Shall, at
all times, be furnished with the very best that
the country can afford. His Bar is furnished
with the choicest Liquors.
TO has old frieRds and customers he viii
merely observe, that his large new Stable
is completely finished and now ready for the
reception of Horses. lie will be thankful to
his friends for favours, and asks it no lon Ger
than he may deserve the same.
Martnsburg, Dee "a.
Torch Light, Hagers-town, Herald, Fred
ericktewn, and Republican, Winches ter, will
insert the above three weeks, and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

Asmall boy was met a few mornings since
in Court-Street by gentleman, who asked
linn, My little lad, do you go to school?''
Not as you knows on" replied the boy.
said the boy, a am obliged to stay home to
get gin for daddy Boston. Courier.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

PIT 10 shift for OH @s,eer--"pray Miss
Sophia, what are you makng?" said DIR.
""''s."' 10 a young lady who was at aork
upon a garment Of a certain description. "a
Sopiy core'ing, Doctor" was the reply.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
EMIGRATION.

The following verses by Burns, on the meet
ing of the Highland Society to concert
WAYS and means to Illustrate the design oil
five hundred iighlanders, who, as the So
-cietyvas informed by MrM,--ofA-s,
were SO audaclous as to attempt an escape
from the lands Of Mr.. Midi of G-y, to
sthe wIds cd Canada in search Of that fan
fastic thing Liberty are not Published IN
any edition of his works known to me
Correspondent Of tyr. .4drertiser.
Long HE. pay L.ord, an health be yours.
TASK .ith'd BY kange,'d Higkian' Doors!
lord grant nae duddi desperate 5eggar,
WI durk, claymore, or rusty trigger
May Irvine suld Sco,isud o. life
She Ekss-ss butchers ike knife!
Faith, ysu and A's''s were right
To keep the EighlaR' hounds ~ sight
sEdouht ma, they wsd brd nae better
sThear let them ance out owre the watsrj
Then Up amoag the lakes and seas
They'll max whst rules sa' laws they please
Some daring Eancocke, or n Franklin,
May Get their Rghl.r' biuid rsaklp;
Some Wa agsin may head them,
OR some Montgomery, fearless, lead them.
Till God knows what may be effected,
when by such heads an hearts directedS
Poor duns bill soon Of Dirt and nire
May to Pa'rieiaa rights aspire!
Nae sage North, now, nor sagcr Sackvilis.
40 ws,ch an preaaier oWre the pack viiei
Al where vii! ye get howes and Glintons
re bring theroto Alright Fepentsncef
10 cove the rebel generation,
Ma save the honor d the ,Rstioni
ffhey an oe----! wins, right hss they
TO meal, orsleep, CT tight o. dsyf
HaRrfessstS, riches, pow'r ersfteecsm,
a3nt what your Lordstips please 10 gle them
But hear, nSy Lord Gee hear!
gar hands over light on themi fear;
Mour factors. gfisves. trustees an hsliiess
i Gamma say cut they do gaIiies;
Ihey lay aside Is teader meTcirss
iAa'tifl the bullion tothe birsics.
Eet, willis they're Only poind and harriet,
a,hey'llk keep their Stubborn Highland spirits
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

where's the harrow, Ben?" 'sIie wild de
plough" where's the plough?" He wild
dc harrow "'sVhere are they both?" 'Dey
boif togedder-shuhl GO leng-isnt ben
telling you all dis time where dey bof iA?"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
q OARINa

70 s1IE undersigned wishing, as speedy as
81 possible, to close his old business, re-
quests all those indebted 10 him to make ar
engagements to pay OF their old balances by
March Court, as longer indulgence cannot
be given. Those who fail to caA may expect
TO lie called on very soon by MIR. John w.
Boyd, who is authorized to settle and receive
pay ment {. HOGMlRE.
Dec. "a, 1929,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
TO FARMERS

VOU that have WHEAT for sale, viii find
e it your interest TO call on US at the I'm
ion Mills near NIartinsburg, before you dis
poseof the same, as there, we always give the
highest market price in CASH for the article
A report lately circulated in the neighborhood
that we had declined purchasing, is utterly
false and without foundation, we having uni
lormly bought all the Wheat that was offered
US at fair prices, and sha continne TO do so
as wen as 10 make liberal advances to those
who prefer grinding their crops.
RANSOM < STONEBRAKER.
November 5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY Dol LARS REWARD.
ID AN away from the subscribers, on Satrr-
"a day night last, a Negro man nanlcd
WASHINGTON, sometimes calls himself
Washington Armstrong; he is about five feet
eight Or nine inches hgh, very stout made,
has large full face; dark complected; about
twenty-five years o4 age: had Oh when Inc
went away Eight drab coat and pantaloons,
strong shoes and stockings, old furhat, but nc
doubt wiR change his clothing. We iatelypur-
chased him OF AIr. George Weller, residing
| near Marinsburg. Thirty dellars reward
viii be pad toc experimenting said negro in
the State of Virginia, and the above reward
if unprecedented out ef the State and secured
in Jaal SO that we get him again, and an eth
| er case, all reasonable expenses paid if brot'
home. LEWIS GRANIIIAM,
| JOHN ZORN.
Berkeley county. Dec. II, 1929.
4Y-Torch Light, Hagcrs- town, and Re
publican, Winchester, viii publish the above
three times, and forward their accounts to
tlas office for collection.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

''Knuw, prudent CAUTIOUS, As ssatrsl,
s'Is Wisdgul's tsSi'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07
LAND FOR SALE.

TT WISH 10 self FARM ofabout zoo Acres
e. of good Land, on The Potomac River, near
the mouth OF Opeguan Greek; the land is in a
good state of cultivation, with comfortable
dwelling Houses, Barn, Distillery, SC.
also wish TO sell my MILLS, with about
so Acres of Land, on said creek Terms will
be made known by me-
JAMES FORMAN.
November GO
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

LAUCk & STEPHEN
EEyiSH to employ a YOUNG MAN Of
w respectable connection who Is a good
salesman, and capable oftakihg charge of Sc,
Of Books, to such a one liberal salary and con
slant employment wsa be given.
Martinsburg, November 26, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

no law pasted for Iai Object shall lake theef
TN a shorter period lnaa one year from Tue dale
OF Its enactment.
hiT Goodies amendment provides in the hrsi
place. mat IT may be lawful Tor The treasurer
10 make deposits in ihe Bank OF hnglnls. or
not as tie public interest may seem 10 him Ia
require, subject only 10 The control and direc
tlons of the Legislature +, aud III the second
place, that no bill of IIchange drawn on any
citizen Of the Commonwealth resident tnerein
shall be purchased hy tie Bunk, or by any of
il officers, or BY any OF er person Tor the ben
eff ofihe Bank unless such bill shall have been
previously submitted 10 the consoles alton oil the
Board of Directors. and obtained sanction OF
ma iority ofihe Board
The eogrossed bill " further TO amend an act
entitled " IN act 10 organize a Contention.
was received, and on the motion of members
from the different Senatorial Dist icts, The
House filled the blanks with The names oil the
Court Houses IN each, At which the sherifs
were TO meet TO compare the polls as follows :
viz District ui Charlotte at Prince Edward
Court House ; d. of Albemarle, at Nelson {.
II. ID OF Augusta, at Augusta e. Ii. ID of
Bedford. at Bedford c. II. d. of Buckingham,
al Buckingham {. II. ID. of Patrick, at Henry
{. II ID. of Halifax, al Halifax c. II. &c
&c. &c.
The Other blanks in the Bill were filed on
motion-and the Bill a0ns passed. without oppo-
sltion or divlsion.-On motion of Mr. Mason
OF +. who stalled that the sahject was then I'M
der the consideration of the coordinate branch
of the Legislature. the bill was communicate
forthwith 10 the Senate
bill Ito prevent improper returns OF Dele.
gates TO the General Assembly, was read
second time, and on the motion of Mr. " /.
I'ams OF Henrico, was ind 6nileiy postponed.
The resolution from the Committee for Courts
oil Justice rejecting the petition oflhe securities
Of Matthew II Rice, was taken up, With the
amendment subsequently proposed by The sam
committeeman the amendment declaring
The petition reasonable was adopted by the
House.
A variety of bills had their first and second
readings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
ERInAY, Jan. %.

communication WAS received from the
senate, stating they had passed the bill" To
amend the act prescribing certain general re-.
solanons FOR the incorporation OF turnpike co m
panies."
variety of bills and resolutions were report
cd from The committees
On Mr. Rutherfoord's motion, the following
Report was taken up:
The COMMITTEE appointed to examine into
The state ot The Penitentiary institution, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

T,lam. Al ms. liner. Mcoy. Walton, Caheil.
Gr,nie. ODD. Muller. SHAW, Alien. Dillon
Ward. Rtves of Prince Grofge. Booth oil Han
iolph, Mrohell. Moore. !, l'ns, Gray OF hnssei',
MFarlans Of ds kilgore oi scott, Gray n
do. Poweli Of spoiisylfanla. Cook Of Stafford
u.ara,e NJ do Driashmuii. Wells. Cumming.
unng,,ftrd Prenlis. Spencer. Gniin. Gdgsby.
p,be,,.on. gntherfoord. Mood.-ill.
H.. ,,estnn wn. then taken on the Resola
tons. aud r41ried without opposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
Chewing Tobacco
HOhoNOUNGED by good Judges to be
~ superior 10 any in his place for sale
"" SAMUEL AYRE9.
Jan ,.f
SIS REWARD.

- the name of TOWNLEY on Sunday last
a"' she has not been returned, ! have Sooh
reason 10 believe that he has gone TO the west
WIN her, as youth of his description was seen
10 pass through New Lond,n on Tuesday
l ne mare is sorrel mare, with her hind teet
"n"e' IS hive years old ext spring has long
,an. ,rots and gallups WELL and is well formed,
aa "n' give the reward to any one who WIN
ue"Wer her to me,twenty miles from Lynchburg'
On wards TOAD. or will thankfully receive airy
information OF her. OWENI NORTH
Feb 4 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

Thursday. Jan 2S.-When the Senate was
called Ia oruer, Mr.. Webster rose and address
sed the Chair as follows =
Mr.. President A newspsper has b.enn
into my hands This forming. purportinp In lac
published by Daft Green. who is printer ia the
Senate In this paper find an article refer.
ring to the debate OF yesterday. and in that ar.
''c'e hnd It SAID, among other things equally
false, that" Mr.. Webster coutended IN at Tho
Nat ionai Government was established nv the
ffoRle nho had impaired 10 ii Unlimited nom.
ers orer NE States and the Constitutions am
oil opinion, Sir, that We ought eilEerto leave
our seats here altogether, or Ia nrotect ar.
selves while in them from such wilf,I an6 arr.
ciouS calumnies by IT. ose Tho are admired ~,
our hoor, and who receive through our hands
large disbursements of the public MONEY I,
becomes us, Dir, either TO go home and WELD
ny our places 10 men OF better spirit than our
serves, or else to show that we will not be eth
u '","eu OF s'ahdered by persons circumstau.
ced like this publisher, oul of the free exe,c;sa
S S' 'uo ''s"' Vi discussion. ! rise, therefore.
or, TO give notice, that on the next similar mr.
currence of "A similar incident. which ;udo;nn
ron the past, may be expected dailv, / shall
make II The subject OF a specific motion m ~
senate should do SO now, SIR, if follo,ysd
me incarnation OF my Own judgment; but il 10
'"o'sn' ny others, 10 whom defer. ,hs, tho
course winch have thus adopted, mey. ON the
whole, be more advisable - w '"'
Tue senate resumed the nsideraton Of tho
motion. submitted by Mt. Foot ON the 3o,b nj,
as modified by him on The Goth ms, i, rala,;on
!" 'u'ufe safes OF the public lands h after sam.
time was spent in debate ''''s
MI benton being entitled 10 the aoor
MT elayton said, that he desired Tho M,
mission oil the Senator from Nissan; Ar
n' VINO was entlled TO the aoor. 10 cali
'"e a'enu6h OF two of The honorable members
OF linus an'' body Mr.. Smith of Maryland and Mr.
Livingston Of Louisiana, 10 massage i, !.
nook which had been cited in this dsba,o IA a
tue Senator from South Carolina. Mr., Ha.n.,
as aa'horiiy on another subject He did no,
use ior the purpose of DISCUSSING the reel,
, non "sen' In the wide range Of the debate
mere the northeastern and southern .ec,;ons ae
ane country had been arrsyed against each
o,uei, ne listened 10 the dis eussisn without
So 'n 'e OF participating in it, while The
o'dte winch he bad the honor IN mar, r. - e
sent had escaped unscalhed BY the con, @ pre-
~ Though favorable to the reso,ofioa yer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

Wednesday. Jan. Pin the Senate, the
whole Of the DAY was occupied IN the debate
on the Pubic Lands MIR Webster having con.
cluded his speech. and Mr. Hayne having spo.
ken in reply. Thu Senate did not adosrn till
halt past -four O'Clock.
The House vas chi fv occupied in tho a.
doption u Re eoluton aud ON he Maine Elec
ton, on Which the House eane 10 no decision
"A message WAS receive ] from the Pie<ldF NJ
on he subject OF the condition of the Patent
Ofice aud 4 other recommending revi,al OF
the laws On The subject OF the expenditures in
The department of our fpreig niDtercomse.-Mf.
hallary tom the Comnltfep of Manufactures
reported Bill making some changes in the
Iarlf.-Mr 5torrs from the Committee o.. IT,
Census, reported n bill Ia deter lne aud Il
the ratio Il presentation after the Iwrni, So
cend Congress. Mr.. Thompson OF Geolgia,
also reported, iiom the Committee On the
Militia. Bill % establish uniform Mlitia
Systematic Draylon offered snudr, deelar
atory resolutions GA the subject OF TN Tariff
on Woo, which were referred To the Com
mite OF the Whole House on he State of the
Uuion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION

Tuesday, Jun 26.-ln the Senate, the b'l
making appropriations for the pay of
evolutionary and Invalid Pensioners, was
ordered 10 a third reading Mr. Rowan offer.
81 bill to authorize a Subscription for one
thousand shares Of Stock, on thu part OF tie
United States, in the Louisville md Portland
Canal Company, which WAS passed To secon
reading. M Barton reported without amenoI
ment The bull TO contInue in force an act autht
rizlng certain soldiers in the la e war To su
render the bounty lands drawn by them an1
to locate others IN lieu thereof The Senat 4
then resumed the consideration of Mr. Foot |
resolution, when Mr. Webster took the flood
in reply 10 MIR. Hayne Of S Carona an
spoke for three hours. during the Who'll
OF which time he commanded The undiyide |
attention of the Senate. and of every one of III |
nunPIous concourse which crowded both III |
galleries aud every part Of the Chamber noi
occupied hy the seats of The Senators. Be.
Tore Mr.. Webster Concluded, the Senats adj.
Journed.
In the House of Representatives Bill
was reported by 4. NJ. Johnson from the
Committee on the Pos Office aud Post Roads,
auth orisng the Post Mas er General TO employ
additional Clerks The Clerk Ihns authorised
exclusive ot third ASSISTANT Postmaster Gen
erai. are ten, two TO receive Salaries of 1000
two OF l4oo, and six OF 1900 dollars er aunum
number of resolutions were inirod, cpd aud
the House then resoved Itself into Commit. .
OF tie Whole on she report OF the Committee
on Elections, on ,he petition OF ReueI Wash
onfn conieslhg The right vi James W Ripley,
OF Maine, the sitting member, TO has seat IN the
rouse Without coming 10 any result, The
.nhm''ee rose, reported pIogress, and obta
ed leave TO sit agHin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04


1880, of Sl3 253 IS
Note-The debt due from John Pseston's Sc
culitcs amounting 10 81 ,5S5, IL l00is not in
Guided IN the above statement A bill releas,
ING the same being now before the House.
should that bill he rejected, the probable bal.
ance will be ST. 800 %.
II VIII be observed that IN the foregoing cs.
innate, no allowance is made in the revenue OF
ne current year, for the sum of S2,1l2 %
loo, which, by anticipation was pad into the
treasury prior 10 the 3nth Sept. 1929. and
constitutes part Of the large balance. rpport.
ed then 10 be on hand. The course of business
Tor number of years past, warrants the pre-.
sumption that, similar pa,men may be ex
p"cted IN future so not TO affect materially
me amount OF estimated receipts
From snpposliion that the citizens of the
state will adopt the amended Constitution a.
agreed upon IN Conve alton, your Committee
nave thought IL pruden, 10 take notice in their
statement, of the probable expenses of an
extra session of the Legislature. III from any
cause Whatsoever, such session shnll be dispen
seq WITH the increase in The probable balance
as estimated above will be obvious There. is
nothing IN the condition of our Finances, which