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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

VINE Subscribers offer heir services as Commission
Merchants, aud will attend to the sales OF Tobacco,
Flour, and other produce copided to their care and
make the customary advances on produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb Is. 9S-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY

KICHWUND COTTON MANUFACTOKY.
n NOTION cloths and yarns, Of a superior quality
~ manufactured at this establishment offered Tor
sale, wholesale retail at the Projectors Office ION the
street leading to ShockG Wsrohouso) at moderate prices
They DO not wish TO make any further purchases OF
Seed CottoD not having found IT suitable TO their pur.
poses; but are still prepared 10 give the highest cash
pdce for prime picked cotton.
=. Jy2fay ne -2-tf CUNNIEGHAM s. ANDERSON.
NOrlCE--Wahted al ehe Penilciit'ary 100, 900 hoop
IN poles AID $4,000 -four barrel biilets be deliver
cd by the Ist August next
THOMAS NELSON, p. A.P.
Feb. o. OFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

IA AMES MINGE, ATTORNEY AT Law, has To-.
o. cared himself in Williamsburg. Besides the Su-
peror anu Inferior Courts OF James City, the Hastings
Court and the Superior Court of Chaucery which
held in tina, place, he will attend regularly the Supe
ror and Interior Courts Of the counties of Charles City,
York and Warwick.
March 9. I06-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

NTERY VALUABLE ESTATE The subscribers
y wish to sell 1895 acres of land Banister River,
in the County OF Halifax, 995 of which first rate
low grounds belonging the of Edmund irby dec.
said to be the most valuable plantation the river We
will sell the entire tract, in parcels; fourth i'm
cash, the other three fourhs in and years crcdi'
with approved security The title shall be perfectly
tsfactory Application to either Of us, will be attended
10 puhctually.
LEW. JONES, Administrators OF
VIM. r.. JOHNSON, 5 Edmd. Irby, dec
Jan. 26. 90-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

AW SCHOOL.-The next ses ion of the LntO
"a 4 School at yN6edh0m in the county Of CWnber-
Idnd near FGrmUHe In The county oi Prince EdrGrd,
will open on the frat Monday in May next, aud be- in
all respects, conducted heretofore; cxcep', at the
students will have to hoard themselves in FdJmpHe,
one mile and quarter of; and except also tbat while
may Tend, shall not he bound, TO furnish books The
cs'ion will end on the lat day of .VoUen,Jer next.
Every week, OIL Fidiy, in the session the Students
will Le examined anil every Saturday Whl he court
d'y: for these purposes the students w those days,
attend in tIe court. room at .Needhdm
The session will he seven months The price Of IL
one hundred dellars, paid in advance.
CREED TAYLOR.
Needhan, Va. March 9. 1O6- Ct
" Letters, post paid, addressed q me, at the Bell
Tavern, Richmond, until the LIST Of May next, will be
attended 20. &. 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

~ The ENQUIRER is published wcoa week generally
hrsc times week during tho session of the State Legislature
Price, Five Dollars
advance. Notes Chartered banks only will
payment The Editors will gurantce the safety of
uniting them BY NALL the postage Of oil letters being paid by
writer's
F paper will be discontinued but discretion of the
Ell sos) until all arrcaragcs have been paid
or Whoever will guarantee the Of papers shall
hal no tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, OR LESS-Frst insertion rs ccnts-each
tinuencc, so cents.
~No advertisement has either paid
assumed by person in this city, its cnvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

M UIICE-AII persons are Hereby cautioned ag ainst
y trusting my wife, Virginia Powers, for any article
which she may purchase on my account, as l am de-
termined not to pay the sameshe having voluntarily
quit my bed and board without cause.
JOHN NJ. POWERS.
March 9. l06-w4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

I'D ANDOLPH'S REPORTS vol. 9th, OF cases ar.
" n, gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia-jus published
Complete Sets Of the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions Of 1775-6 and 1873
Journals of the Senate and House Of Delegates Of
Virginia, from I776 TO 1890 inclusive
Uenings Statutes at Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated toincreasc the Public Library Of the
State may be Tad Of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol in
the city Of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
VIM. H. RICHARDSON,
oct 8. 4l-tf Clerk oftbe Council and Librarian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
March 9.

MITHLAND, KENTUCKY, or MOUTH OF
- CUMBERLAND RIVER.-A persons holding
lands in the south part OF this State lying the Ohio,
Tennessee Cumberland rivers, and residing distance
therefrom and being unappriscd OF the value of these
lands, and particularly the timber thereon; the
great increase OF steamboats, and the quantity oil ash tim
Der consumed all those rivers will plainly shcw that
il is important TO the OF land, that they should
have agents residing convenient TO the lands, to
enable them prevent dcpredatons and the destruction
of the timber, which is valuable at this time than
the soil. Any person by referring to the map, may
see that could attend to their BUSINESS without having
far travel Persons wishing business Of this kind at
tended to- will direct their letters (pos paid) TO
STANLY p. COVER.
Smithland Ken Feb. 2. 93-l wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

AJOrICE-The Executive will receive proposals i'm
conformity with the provisions of the 81 section of
the act concerning the Arnory, hereto annexcd-"And
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what terms the 4mOry
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be sold
changed leased for term of years, and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result of their enqui
ry." BY order of the Executive.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1929. ( March II. I0I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
March IL
NOTICE

ID virtue ola Deed OF Trust, eSecut al by John X
> Perkins & Joshua Kew, 20 the subscr bers bearing
date the 26h of March, 1920 ard duly recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk OF Fuvanna County Court, the
day OF tn date thereof Tor the purpose OF securing TO
Samuel +. Morris the payment OF certain deb there
i'm mentioned will be exposed TO sale for eIdy money,
Public Auc ion, at the Tavern Of William Cole, at
the place called Wilmington, in the County atoress id,
the 30h day OF the present month, il fair il not the
fair day, tie following Lands and other property
(viZ) one certain lot tenement OF ground, situate
living and being in the County aforesaid, and Town OF
Coumbis, formerly the property OF Augustine Shep
herd; also certain tract or parcel OF land lying and
being in the County aforesaid, both sides OF Phills
Creek whercon the said joshua Key now resides, and
containing, by estimation three hundred and sixty a.
cree; also twelve valuable slaves consisting OF men,
women, boys and girls. The title vested in az
Trustees only, will be assured aud conveyed TO tie
purchaser, purchasers, though it is believed to be
unqnesiionaby good. JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Jr.
Ma oh IL l07-'ds JAMES Il JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

nARREL TIMBER --Wdned quantity OF Flour
Barrel Slaves, either sipgle double; for which
fair market price will be giv"n-an early delivery
and those that are seasoned, will be preferred.
Feb 26 I03-St r. HAXALL g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
PENIrrNTIARy. 2nd Mo. LIST.

PENITENTIARY, 2nd Mo: LIST, 1880.
NOTICE.-Wanted at this Institution, an assistant
~ who understands weaving and is capable of in
sructng others in drawing and weaving various figures
The applicant must be of regular habits strict in
tegrity, prompt and active of which qualities respeca-
BILE testimonials will he required Salary S500-Con
tinued during good behaviour.
feb. l. Gift SAMUEL. p. PARSONS Superb nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
smithland, Ken Feb. 2. %

sSALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND MILL
- Pursuant to the authority vested in the undersign-
ell by the will of Austin Morris, decd, shall proceed
Saturday the Goth day of March next TO sell pub
lie auction on the premises, TO te highest bidder
the terms hereinafter mentioned, all that tract parcel
of land, lying and being in the county Of Hanover
the South Anna river aud adjoining the lands OF Finch
Cross and Others distant about 20 miles from the city Of
Richmond, and containing between and 600 acres, on
which there is good dwelling house and convenient
out houses, also valuable gris-milI, with story
mhousc, calculated and intended for manufacturing
mill: The power connected with, and belonging to- the
m-site is sufficient to drive several mills factories
at all OF the year, and there few sites which
possess such decided advantages this being situated
in very healthy and popuous part Of the country. In
the sale OF the above property the land will be divd
ed to suit purchasers and about 100 thereof
will he sold with the mill and mill-sitc.
Terms Of sdie.-One fourth Of the purchase money
payable in ~ months from the day of sale and the ba
lance in two three four years; the three last payments
10 bear interest from and after the expiration OF twelve
months, the interest TO be paid annually, and the pur
chaser TO execute bonds with approved security and a
deed of trust the property, TO the payments
JOHN SHEPPARD, Trustee and Administrator
with the Will annexed Of Austin Morris, deed.
Feb. 20 10l-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

trhc lcncss Of tho hour when Mr. w resumed his scat
pood cuai his remarks IN reply, especially
which the Constitutional question. IN tho Speech
hero reported tho arguments omitted supplied The great
poanco Of the question: makes IL desirable, that nothing should
DO omitted nseessssy 20 ~ slbcdation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
HOUSE OF DELEG4TES

TUESDAY. Dec. 90.
On motion OF MIR King Of Giles, the Committee of
propositions and Grievances were instructed to en-
qnire into the expedicncy Of establishing a separate
eection AZ the head wnte~ Of sinking Creek in Giles
Petitions were presented by Mcssrs Newman
Marshall Tcrril and Gallagher.
Reports were made from Standing and Special Conn
mlees, by Messrs Mcmahon, Yancey, Leigh Stus
art, and Miller Of Dneiourt
MIR. Inrrsof SHENANDOAH observing that the
Committee ofPropositions and Grievances had ro
ported adversely TO the formation of n new county
out Of Shenandoah and Rockingham, and that since
that dec sion had been sanctioned by the House fur
Their evidence had been received of the wishes of the
people. moved TO suspend the rule of tho House. in
order to rr-consdcr that vote and refer the subject
gain to tho Committee
ih' motion was opposed by Mr. Williams IF She.
nandoah and further supported by Mr.. Horrrs, when
inc motion was carried, and the resolution of tho
CoInm'ttee re committed to it
Mr. Morris of Hanover, from the Committee OF
PlylIegrs nnd elections made q report on the case
OF the contested election from Culpcpcr.
time rcpouoD the memorial Of Jonathan c. Gibson
contesting the scat Of Joseph s. Hnnsl,ronnb covers
80 pages Of letter paper We shall Law II before tho
render entire. o. such parts arc material Suffice
u now to cay, that ~ Tho opinion Of Ito Commi,t or
tho election was not vaied by the irregularities IN
tho failure ir swear suporncnd nts Of tho Precipta
We Advancing to scrutiny Of tho polls the Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

The reduction IN tho receipts from tho customs.
will be partially made up by an increased alton
OF the articles on which thu duties have been redu
ced at least so faras The consumption Of them may
have been hitherto restrained by the amount of the
duty But the reduction In the rates Of duty il go
great that no Increase in the consumption eau DC
looked for. so extensive to make IN any considera
bio portion ofthe deficiency; and, although tho iu-
come and expenditure of the community may con-
tinue to bear the same relation each other IA here
toore the amouu of the duty saved to the consumer
instead OF being applied wholly to the purchase Of an
increased quantity fthose articles will be distributed
upon all the articles OF consumption, domestic md
foreign, du;iabe and free.
In lo"king forward to the probable changes in tho
fiscal operstio e ofthc government, when the pub
lie debt shall be completely extipgushed it is wort nv
OF observation, hat with the exception Off single
year, 32S,) there has been gradual reduction a,
imports since the year 1895 and continued re due.
ton IN the exports of foreign merchandise during the
same period. These facts suggest various considera.
lions I" DE taken into view IN estimating the future
revenue ofthe government. They also shew among
other matters worthy of notice. that the navigating
interest employed in foreign commerce. and partic,-
'arly IN the carrying trade, must have suffered a ma
teral depression. That portion of tho carving trade
which is unfettered by navigation laws will necessa
ry fall INTO the hands of those who can M yipat
cheapest and this falling OFF gives -easou to apprc-
bend that the superiority heretofore claimed for A
merlcan skill and economy in this pursuit is Welding
to more fortunate rivalry; ond suggests the exped-
ency OF considering now far that interest may, with
out injury to others, be relieved from lis depression
The annexed paper marked NJ exhibits n otaiIed
statement of the quantity and value of Imports and
exports, liable 10 specific dutes and the value of
those paying al vaorem duties, and of those free of
duty, from the 1921 to 1929. inclusive and will
furnish the of ascertannr the increase or de-
crease of each branch OF import aud export trade.
and the probable eiRsct OF any proposed change. US
well upon the revenue, upon the various interests
With which they are connected.
he nod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
REM ARKS.

REMAINS.
The Governor is ex-oficio President of the Itera
ry Fund the Bonrd of Public Works. and the James
River Company. but receives additional compen-
sation therefor. The Lieutenant Governor is ex.
oficio Director of the James Rive, COMPANY but 10
nny paid as Councillor.
The Treasurer is ex-oficio Director Of the James
River Company. Of the Literary Fund, and Of the
Board of Public Works, but receives no additional
compensation therefor.
The Judges Of the General Court, besides their
salaries, receive fifteen cents per mile for cling
through their circuits and to the General Court.
The allow ance to the Clerk Of the Court of Ap-.
peals is made by the Court for his public services
and md. !" exclusive of foes of Office.
The Clerk OF the Chnhcery Court Richmond Dis
trict receives no allowance for public services ri,
fees against the Commonwealth will pronablv ave
rage 500 per annum.
The Clerk ofthe General Court receives no fees or
peiqusites from the Treasury.
The allowances 10 the Tipstaf &C. of the Genor,,
Court, arc very inconsiderable
The Auditor is ex-ofiicio a Director of the Jane,
River Company and Literary Fund, but receives no
additional compensation therefor He is entitled ~
charge so cents for each certificate for the redemn
ton of land, to be paid by tbs person redeeminp
which will probably average s 90 per annum In con-
sequence OF the passage of the act authorising She
riffs to pay the revenue in December the Auditor is
authorised to employ an additional Clerk a, $50 ner
month"; VI necessary during the session of the Legis
lature.
The salaries Of the Second Auditor and his CLERK
are appor'ioned among the several Funds for Inter
nal improvement, James RIVER Fund. and LITERARY
Fund The Second Auditor is ex oficio n Director
OF the James River Company Sup- epdent of the
Literary Fund, and Secretary OF the Board Of Public
Works ~
The fees Of the Attorney General taxed against
defendants, will probably average 5000 or $3.50 per
annum. ~
The salary of the Store Keeper is not paid from
the Public Treasury, but of the proceeds of sales
Ut oni'entlary manufactures.
81 600 OF the Public Printers salary is paid quar-.
,cry, the balance annually, after the completion or
IN" Sessions Acts. The salary is exclusive of extra
badly average about So 600 annually
The Surgeon to the Public Guard is also Snroeoo
TO the Penitcn,iory. The salar, is apporioned
JAS Il HEATH
.dudiiOr IF Public Accounts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

standing 5,Go5 o9,
The payments made,
end to be made On
account Of the pub
lie debt. for he year
1880, are estimated
at
OF this sum there will
have boon paid for
interest,
Making the 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,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

uiHg tOEtthCo'iohs,
ordnance, Indian at
fairs. pensions, arm
ing the militia. and
Internal Improve
mcnts
Naval service, includ-
ing The gradual inn
provement Of the
Navy
Public debt
Leaving a balance in
the Treasury on the
LIST Of Jan 1880, OF
The receipts into the
Treasury during the
first three quarters
of the present year.
are estimated at
Viz:
Customs, l7,263,I22
"a; Lsnds. !G.l
I,e93.7I927; Bank
dividends. III. } 400
o90; Miscellaneous
(H.) 81 176 10,
The receipts for tho
fourth quarter arc
estimated at
Making the total esti-
mated receipts OF
the year
And, with the balance
on the 1t of Ianua-
~. 1880. forming 40
aggregate Of
The expenditures for
the FIRST three quar-.
tcrs of the present
year are estimated
at ~
VIZ:
Civil list, foreign inter
course, and misccjln-
neous 2.46O,872 AZ
Military service, in
GLIDING fortiicstions
ordnance, Indian af-
fairs, armiDg the mi
Gtia, and internal
3 improvemen,s.5,7ss
976 SO; Naval es-
adjustment, includ-
ing the gradual i'm
provemeEt sc the
Navy 2,65i,i57 65;
Public debt, 9,939-
$50 90
The expenditures fo7
the fourth quarter,
including Sl,4l5,0oo
Oh account of the
public debt, are esti-
mated, on data fur
rishet by the resPec-
tive departments, at
Making the total esti
mated expenditures
Of the year
And ioaving in tie
Treasury IN the
LIST Of January,
1881. ali estimated
balance Of
Which, however, in
cIudes the funds es-
timated at | 100000
heretofore reported
by this department
as not effective.
The appropriations
close of the year. are e
But, Of this amount. it
Departments:
/. That the SUM Of 3
guired for the objects 70
a,ed:
2. That the sum Of Z
CURED, and may thers&
Of appropriation. and 10
out being re -approprlatt
year 1881; as will more
mates Of the approprio
seD'ei:
3 That the sum Of !
the Surplu, Fund at III,
cause the objects for "
completed, or because
CURED for, or will be n,
2 OF TIL
The total amount Of III
on the list Of Januar
Viz: /. Funded debt
Consisting Of six per
CT. stock 6.440,556
lfFive per CT. .tks.
inelodipg the g.,
100000 subscribed
10 the Bank OF the
u. SITS 1900, 000-
30 Four and J per
ct. sticks IS 9o4,
oG4 ~ Three per
cent stcks. 1890
$40 IS Q. Unfund-
cd deb,
Consisting OF regis
tered debt, being
Claims registered
prior 10 the year
1926, for Services
and Supplies during
tDa evolutionary
war 90 on 40,
TfcasuTY mites out
standing 8.OIO 90,
Mississippi stk out
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
COMMUNICATIVE.
BOOk-K EEPlNG.

MIR Carpenter, we understand. will rem ain in this
city bst few days longer, for the purpose of COM
pctng the instruction Of his Glasses in Boop keep
ing aud Il w he we'll for those, who intend to avail
themselves OF the advantages of his tuition IN this
all-lmportnn branch of Commercial Education, 10
make immediate application to him.
After OIL that is knoDn this subject. il ia only
necessary TO remark that the system of Book
'og taught BY Mr. Carpenter is equalled only by hi.
unrvalod system of Penmansp and tina; it has been
pronounced superior To any other, b' the most emf
nent merchants and book Keepers in Richmond and
the northern cities.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

hee sums are about average of vba, aloued
ny Tie Cohh OF Appeals To :ie iipstan and crier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

Communicate (rom Princeioon .Nslo Jersev.)
RcsofUed, That the Members Of the American
Wing Society wear Grape for the space of thirty
days. az token Of respect for their distinguished
brother, the late Governor Giles. of Virginia.
By order Of Society
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
REPORT NN THE. FINANCES.

kEfOHG 0N lNANOFs0.
IN obedience 10 che directions Of tho supple
entary the oct TO esssSiish the Treasury Depart
ment." the Secretary Of the Treasury respectfully
submits the following reports-
I. rut PUBLIC REvENUe AND ExPENDtrUREs.
The receipts into The Treasury from ali sources du-
ring the year 1923. were 2],703,629 %
The expenditures for the same year,
incud ng payments on account OF the
public debt. aud including $79o.0s9
40, for awards under the Ist article
Of the treaty Of Client, were 95,459 ,d7e SO
The balance in the Treasury on the LIST
January, 1920. wss 5.97s,435 81
The receipts from all sources, during
the year 1929 werc 24,827,627 SO
viz
Customs, % 68i ,965 81
Lands. (statementD.) 1,517.I75 l3
Dividends Bank Stock,
(E) 100000 90
Incidental receipts, (E I38486 81
Making with the balance, an aggre----
gate Of $4,000 o63 10
The expenditures for the same year,
were (F.) c5,o44,35s 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

ii,354630 O9
1,0l2,415 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

u We publish the following. showing the Civil
Li'' of he Commonwealth, particularly and in he
oggregse, by request.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

6,25o,23o 90
l.
IL
lie
3.308.745 81
I2.333,G67 10
in
be
of 5,755.7o4 7
he
he
IT'S
lr.
l9,I36,OIe 70
SOS, 900 90
#
IN
or
r.
mt
2o,7So,93e 81
a.
-
d
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/! !
:,
o.
-,
=
-
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"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

STA In compliance with resolution Of he House Of
Dclcgntesof the goth instant, transmit, statement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

Civil list, foreign in
tercourse, and mis-
ccllsneous, includ-
ing 50 c33' SO for
awards under the
LIST article Of tho
treaty Of Client
Military service ,inclu-
ding Notifications,
ordnance. Indian at
fairs, pensions, arm
ing the militia, and
Internal Improve
mcnts
Naval service, includ-
ing 'he gradual im-
provement Of the
Navy
Public debt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

6,4io,5S IL
100000 90
2S5 IS
333 90
COO 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

And leaving the total
debt on the LIST of
January. 1881,
Viz: Funded debt, Ky
Uniunded debt, ill.,