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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills. THEsE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
 -A operation and good effects as mild, safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the head stomach, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy piles, rheumatism, inflammation oi the eyes, female complaints, acid stonacls, indigestion, worms erup- tions on the skin dysenery, bilious cholc, dizziness and headache. They are likewise antidote agains, infectious diseases, removing ols,ructons of every kind, by dissoving ana discharging the morbid mat ter, helping digestion, restoring lost appetite and
 sure relief for costive habits. They are accommo- dated 10 all ages seasons and hours, that they may be taken in Winter and Summer, at any time of the day, without regard diet or hndrance of business Their operation Is gentle, pleasant, and eectua, that by experience they found to exceedany other physic heretofore offered the public. Those who are tra- yelling by or land, will find them great preserva- tion from the diseases of foreign climates.
 From the numerous Certificates which might he used the proprietors will make use of the following only, from the Hon. Phneas Allen, of Piltsfed, Mass. gst .aTe4f '9 ,'-'f' 0E"7 RE- art.s s, {,
 Afr. Daniel-I have made use of various kinds of Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate say, ever used. :, 5.a PHINEAS ALLEN. u
 Phts(eld, Mass., l82S." .. .atd ...a...-... ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
A FEW MORE #< ss.. N eW Goods. $. P. & w Me BOLLESe Haue this dag receiUed dnother supply of NEW GOODS. suitable for


 AMONG THEM WILL BE FOUND A FEW handsome CALICOES, some very "A neat and elegant-Fancy HDKFS. of Gauge, Berage, Silk, sc. Sc. comprising a pretty assortment of this article-Also, Gloves and --HOSIERY-Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS-PARASOLS-MERlNO SHAWLS-Book, Swiss, Null, Sarcenet, Medium, and Cambrc MUSLINS-Long Scotch, and Bishop Lawns-Linen CAM BRICS and HDKFS.-Irish LINENS and DIAPERS-Bobbinett LACES and FOOT INGS-LACE VEILS-Sinchews, Sarce nets. Levantines, Gro dc Berlin, and other SEEKS-ALso, good assortment of Cotton, Worsted, and Linen STUFFS, for men's and boys summer clothing.
 With many othe: desirable Goods, which are offered very low for Cash, or any thing else that will answer.
 June g. 1880. 5G
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

Davenport's celebrated Eye Water, ' which needs only be used to he highly approved ol for all sorts of weak and sore eyes. ..a
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
NOTICE.

FVHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis- IL trict of Litchfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the ere ditors to the estate of aa .ts s~F ...A
 URI PHELPS, 'er.s,f ts..7 late of Harwinton, in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims against said estate for settlement. All claims not presented within said time will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. #. n-,s ABIGAIL PHELPS. Adm'r.
 1' ADIN PHELPS, Adan'r. -.slaa4 e eHaricinton, Sept. 10, 1880 a ~. t$H %14
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

ed as to need no for being pleas ant safe and sure remedy for that loahsome disease. Ut IS also for other eruptons of the skin. par ucalariy for the salt rheum and chlblains. Price y l-2 cents. f 'ea@T ~ '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
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FARA1aG-


- lne 'o''o"'nS "'n's .om tlhi 5 Western
."'ie"' co"'ain Po'hi OF iha' practical
gu Se"'e "n'ch must ammend Itsrti 10 the
IN Vi every ehfh'ened mind, that
'Ses' 'ne inquest "euafe The country
i. o'e u" ''e @e"'' engy' and expense.
l,"' o'o' 80 macy saleues TN codIse and low
"'"s' Ae'''aa ''e eou''Han Wy tue ears Tor the
sue gam am lle parry Fposas of few
"i's'S" ss ana o"'oe See"S, were bestowed
W '''' "u''nceeieii' o' az y inre VI the Peo-
i"a" go . va. rs a"''''ou'to improve aud
'a'''1 u. us'u'' ID "eSafe 50 settle the
'' en- "'l' Us ""si with ihls'les,
'"'' '"a poor FENCES, do ~ ARE with their
..."' oPi'n'"'''"hp P'oosY wash as well
's 0Ve5i!y rs 'ntins7'N's'Y' should have
nro,e productive i,. ne'ns' ls'S copI"nts Of pow
~ a'',y !" "e ''"'"ae anu mnalh'
putsbnrr IN Ne,y n ,a.ns h'l'"s ~"
ms tatbsr did baf,,e b;,,, and III
farmers arn s,,,;,nary !, th,s . ny "" -
fhey nre in .r,cf;cs Ma !, 70
leye. at his nomon, ,h,i hook " '",;' ~,
mere nse,,ss yi.io.,r, dr.ar,i, mig ~ ''''
know notbing about nrsc,icnI ayr1c NV i '''A'
~
w """" zen '"e'n 'oa' roS'"nss the gar
W." VI Europe Snp'H because AUST every
VI we s'u"n" - e"nNa'e" 9AhtcaiH,
'u y" P''ne'!' "nlch IA, t. oee't Fought 10
tes' VI '"e "o', f'sG etPe'uni. We
IL" ''' s"e" '',a' we" Ehe'"""nt whose
a'o 0''n''e ,lFy are a1ouS'o''tt thInk,
'S1o''s 's' Wy ''o'oe"oe 10 slo'ie and IN
0,J''S' 'ne garden ~ ''e O""f S'ates'
, y "'I""'e ,'e '"""s'''"'s a"u Gu "iios
po.1e ~ W. '''o" ava! 'ne'I e''h IN the
son., o" W "e's oro,e s''eog IN bring
Il""', ""' l,i'r' ana system ana eAperce, to
oo;' ',''D '"e'' oaora''y "a'' "na 'nklrsS
yo r -" ess'y sac 'oe passing "ase. sees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
OFFICIAL DOCUMENT.
EETIER FROM THE SEGRETAftl OF
THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Mag 2l.lE3O

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Mdg - 1880
SIN II have the honor, in obedience TO
the resou ion OF the House OF Representatives
OF the 18th inst, calling tor CERTAIN II formation
in relation 10 the accounts, a.. ul Miles king
late Navy Agent at Sort,lA, Va. 10 present the
accompanying report Of the Fourth Auditor of
the treasury, containing pat OF the iaiofna-
ton c,iled for.
There is also transmitted, marked A. copies
of certain vouchers presented 10 the Depart
mpnt by the said late ageat, which have been
rejected. on each of which respectively, IS CIV.
en- the reasons tor their rejection or disa'Io"-
ance bv the Department.
In addition 10 the reasons assigned on these
vouchers for their rejection, il may be proper
10 stale, by way OF explanation, as TO patt OF
them, that the salary Of the Navy Agent Is
limited by law 10 5000 per annnm aud that
all sums allow eh 10 the agent over and above
TINS amount, are intended to cover expenses
which have been necessarily incurred N the
discharge ofthe duties OF MS Office tor clerk
hlre, office rent. stationary, fuel, Sc. IN the
vouchers alluded to, II appears that tue De.
mands Of Mr.. King 10 cover these eEpenuI-
lures were mad from time TO time, allowed
by the respective Secretaries, aud the vtral
sums carried 10 his credit on the books OF the
Treasury Alter lapse OF IRON ten 10 lhIr
teen wears, these charges for clerk hfe, ~.
are reproddced aud the Items considerably III.
creased in amount.
In gu.werto that part Of the resolution
which calls for Information A. 10 the manner IN
which Mr.. King has kept bis accounts, and
made his monthly aud quarterly returns.n may
he promised, that the law requires tue Navy
Agent to make quarterly returns OF his ac-
counts TO the Treasury department; and that
these shall he accompanied by vouchers
NECESSARY TO the correct and prompt settle
meat thereof" and II is required that month
Jv RETURNS snail be made 10 the Secretary Of
the NAVY, of the " moneys received aud eS
pended during The preceding month, ana oi
.he unexnened balance in his hands
This regulation enables the Secretary OF the
NAVY to remit TO the agentthe sums necessary
for n prompt Compliance with all contracts
inferred into by the Navy Department. aud 10
limi, the advances TO the agent, so inat an ull-
necessary and large amount OF money NAV nor
~ ,ar in his hands. The monthly returns OF
AR KIM we're not made 10 conformity To
those reonisiles OF the law. acquisitions were
made upon the Department IN the early par
,,C NAV, 1922, for considerable amount oi
a,nnev. when the monthly retarn ior APrh
nhewed that he had in hrs hands large b"lan
,tps oppIicable TO The same objects Tor "hlch
y ar,,,s;,ions were drawn. An explanation
= Az as ed Of This variance between MS re-
% l;.itions and return (See letter OF the ION
e Ly, 1920 No satisfactory explanation was
IN II WAS then deemed proper TO exam'he 'nie
le | s;ate OF his accounts WIN 'ae -'-'-''s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
pCETRY Y.
From the Burlington Free Press

From the Burlington Free Press.
49,. R,r,ns Dalton orer the dgisd Of bq1c
an Hi8.
p.isod.. Jack,onmen. Office seekers, lend me
your ears
- "a nit, Isaac, not TO praise him.
'rne evil that printers do, lives alter leem
,' l"e s.ad !, of, inferred with their bones
-" no with Isaac. The noble John
I'm told you Isaac was corrupt
81. vare So il wass grieyous fault
- s-;.yoaJy hath l.aac answered 1t.
TIC under ifave of John aud the rest
~ I66n is an honorable man;
: !, are they al, all honorable mea y
caas / 10 speak OF Isaac's fall.
Twas my friend, useful and necessary TO me
p,, John saws, he WAS corrupt;
sod Iohn is an honorable man
You all did see, or could, hyou had been
there.
4,ou THRICE presented him pr,nceiy sum
"a make hun print f1r Clinl"d,
which he did thrice rduse. Was tins corrupt
Va, linn SAYS he was corrupt;
Add sure he is an hon@aple man.
! sneak not 10 dispfove what tohn spoke,
Ia, mere am % speak What do kno".
Won ali did think him necessary once. aud not
without cause;
.,t.a, cause wltbhods you then to mourn for
him !
n iudgment thou art aei to british beasts ;
And The party hath lost Us unity !-Bfar with
me-
NJ, heart is in New-Hampshlre there with
isaac,
And must pause till he comes back to me Sc
nator.
LIST Cnisen Poor soul bis eyes are red as
fire with weeping
SICif;een There's not nobler man in
Washington than Martin.
34 CUiseit. Now mark h,u, he begins again
To speak.
Martin. But yesterday the word of Isaac
might
Have stood against the Senate;
Now none so poor 10 do him reverence.
q renubIiGans !! il were disposed to stir
Your hearts and minds 10 mutlay aud rage,
should do Calhoun wrong, and Woodbury.
wrong.
Who YOU all knov are honorable men
will not do HeBwrOng | rather choose
70 wrong Isaac, l. wrong mysei and you,
Than will wrong uch honorable men.
TIIt FAIR SEX.
When Eve broughtroe 10 all mankind,
Old Adam calledher norman;
But when she lgoo 'owith love so Kind,
lie then pronounad II le0O-B'nn;
But now with folly Hd with pride,
Ther husbands pckeIs trimming,
The ladies' are so fnlof n5ims,
That people call tim ie9iHl afa
Lon NJ N Mag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
HORSES.


The following r"mdtks on the Treatment nj
horses, says the y. Gazette by Mr. Carver,
are worthy the attention al lhosp who proper.
~ appreciate these noble aud sery.cea6ie ami.
mails
From he n Y. enquirer.
q Great num5er nt fine horses are destrnp.a
in his country by ihnse who have them pIsced
undrr their care. II is custom 10 wash tbe
horses w!th cod water, sometimes alter hard
diving in he hottest time of The year, hy uhtrh
practice have known many q them AXE the
lockiaw and die others nave been taaldered
by only washing their legs aud feet, II siaps
al Perspiratipn and produces violent ieveIs.
No gentemaa ia England viii permi, his horse
10 bs washed the horse Is not II water animals
be wants the particular fostering hand vi care
when placed in n domestic state.
Another bad practice prevails the grain is
thrown into he manser without sitting AMI
sand or gravel being heavier than the gram, il
vii settle down on the stomach oc ti.e hUrse
\ few years past brought a stone from horse
which wns believed TO nave been formed hy
thus feeding it was as large as "a goose's egg,
and cased round like a cocoa nut shell
All stables should be well ventilated so as 10
admit constant circulation OF fresh air, with
ont whrh horses are continually breathing on
their lungs foul, putrla matter. No stall should
be ICES Than five feet VIDE, as tie hogar. like
man, wants 10 stretch himself when lying down
10 rest many horses have died IN the night, 6y
bpinc confined IN narrow stalls and being tied
with a rome round the necks. All horses should
have head Stall halteTs, with rain on each
side, that should run up aud dowa with blocks,
in pulleys. ON each side Of the stall. The man
gers should draw, in aud on, like Il drawer IN a
bureau, - desk. By being Ihus Fixed as have
described, the horse will rise with ease, bur on
The oil Plan. lie horse by struggling 10 rise
often gats MS head under the manger aud is
uneu found dead ii the morning. The hay
racks should BE placed IN iIont oi the stalls, aud
not on the side.
Few men have had the opportunity to observe
ha.evijs thar have occurred toy the bad mat
agernent u horses, and very tew have doctofed
so many as myself, having some knowledge
Of the structure and economy olths horse, al
ter 50 years extensive practice.
" CARVER
i. B could have said great deal more
on this subject, bur the work that | wrote, EN-.
rltlrd The Practical Horse Farrlrr, wall
shortly be published, being the fourth edition,
in which tic subject viii be treated on moro
largely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

ThaS, il every dollar claimed by
Mr.. King. except what his ac-
tuaily bern allowed, were pass
ed 10 ms credit he would sliil
he IN default II ,90S ..
Annexed are copies Of Mr.. Kings vouchers,
which have Ueen rejected, or suspended in
this office. numbered from y TO Ql6) incia.
sive.
Those numbered from o. to % have been
rejected, because they have long since been
passed TO his credit.
hose numbered from (6)t 81 were reiec
on account of their age, and want Of Il
per approval. They are. indeed, all mark
cd Approved. A Sinclair" On casting my
eve upon these words, | was satisfied they
were recently written, although the vouchers
are dated ia l3ls and 1919. enclosed item
10 Commodore Sinclair. and put to ham th,
question: - VIII you h+ve the kin1ness 10 in
form me, whether your approval to The enclos-
ed vouchers, was placed upon them az or near
The time oil their date, aud il uoi, when, aud
under what cirUumslan you approved
| them I" In bus reply dated lsl February,
| 1890, he sai6. " have 10 state.-- that the ac
counts were 1fptote1 Ny ms Abort siz week:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
u, MS.

-For A per anauia, payable il advance No sae-
y ID. be recsiyed for less time thau SIX months
seIpilon ,.l he discontinued (bat tao discretion
eaa up ! Pdt,o,., until all arrearaees are paid.
81 nc ,srtseneuts will be Inserted at % cents per
,aare Tor ess the first time and y i@esai' i"F a l
-, their Insertion, tho payment assumed ny
pjs's ,a.nonsibio persoa IN bYnchburg.
spIv s,,onerv Orders nos exceeding two squaresaro
~ stters addressed to the Editors must be poet
- - ,bey will not be attouled to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

from which IT appeared. that whilst the return
/ 20 that Department 10 the 3Oih al June, lS29.
eAhihied a balance 10 he due from MI. King
10 the United States of SO 56S So, the month
| " return 10 the Navy Department. ending On
the same dsy, stated a balance 10 be due from
the uoted states TO hlm OF S2o.0 65 ! l. max
ing difference between these returns Of SlJ-
633 %.
further investigation of this subject deve
oped The two following facts lst. That the
monthly ieturns 60 the Navy Department from
the year 1922 never did agree with the returns
nhtr 10 the Treasury Department for tina
sumo time and sane purpose and, ID. Thu,
lhfy invariably showed a smaller balance a.
sainsi Mr. hing than was proved % be the fact ,
by has settlements with the Treas Try depart
menf. The importance Of these disagreemenls
viii be better understood, when II is kept la
mlnd thai the quarterly returns are made to
I the Treasury Tor settlement. while the monthly
retnrus 10 the Navy Depaftmen', are state
nents upon which advances are 10 be matte 10
the Agent. Il can scarcely be necessary 10
remark. cat if the accounts OF the Agent con-
tanned correct representation Of the trans.
actions ai hls eihce tie three monlhy returns
10 the Navy Department should agfee with the
quarterly returns made 10 the Treasury De
paItmeni Cos the same period. TIN, was found
Ia bB tie fec WITH tue returns 81 thc Other
principal Agents.
The pape, marked 3 contains synopsis OF
these discrepancies, from l522, To Jnne The
3aib 1870. TIN, document ,n,.g, tbai Al
ki., ha.l ,,r# ths l,.,=s.y.,, ,.,,s ~, m.
exception Of shott time preceding MS - mo
val IRON, oni,e r.t.i,.t N Ia. haul rt,,,..
.,aow!cdEed to the Navy Department. an a
mount Of ,he public mpuies averaging 5}OO93,
'Ihr mann, ,,arL.a 4 sh,ws the ,mount nC
the ,oo',,s,,,,,,,s ,n,de nnnn IN. n.n,,,o,,n,
Ia, Ar K.na ,.,,,,' IN. i'm If NJ ,n,hs an
| a., Ana,.t 1s5o and il also shows as ae.
r,,a,.1y "a ,o,,I, h. ,I,,erm,n.d IN, a,nnu,a
r.,..,...,,, ,i,,.,vn.nsos f,r th..uavaI
,e,v,ces ,ha,.,a,ion tn, IN. ,,,nr nrriod. ca
| hi6,,;ng n,erdr.fts nno, ,h. Navy Dr,,rtnpnt
'', ,a',7 ',, - aSnn, s,@ ao7 ar
49, t,,,, ,.,.,, -, -, ,o,.,i,.,
-, 49,, -. 49,, !, A.
-. .'',,9 ,t ,',,.,.se,t ,,'a -, ,l.
n,a,ioI az 9&I1 Ia = mad, by The United
s,a,rs Phi -, Martini V,rg,ui, far advance.
.sa,,.l, -, ,,,y,c,m.,, accom-, >, the co,,,,-
,i..,, from winch - hr,ew.ih n,,.
r o,''' .. 81 -
! Uod,r no view the case was the clam
deemed admissible ',Le Navy Agent had
~ ,.iv.d no s.thor,tv Ia norIn,y money On che
! .,.,,,, brtno Ijnt,nt S,a,e. mar ,yas the BanE
| warranted IN ,s.nn,ng the iiyht of delerulH-
No y,he. the pnbli, service demanded adynn-
! 80. =, Ia ,,,,ds Il, ia Ag,nt. A discretion
,,,,i,h ,6s AZ, al ,h. 3is, al January. 1873, de
clare. .haI, he exercised - under the specal
,l,.o,,,c,, of IN. Tinted Statps
! The a>5nmption Of 4uch discretion by the
Ra,l IA. ,,,,A, anon ,h,t lp4iit 4tion this delI
= .,tn,it - e., ,,,b,cn ihav have asked IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
,IIIDEkF ON GRAPES.

A, the request of several subscribers, we re-
publish from the New England Farmer oflast
Jnlv. the substance of .ur. Prince remedy a
eainst the mildew IN Grapes
Take a put aud a hat Of sulphur, and
lump of the best un.lacked lime OF the size OF
the first, put these In vessel OF about seven
gall Inns measurement, lei the sulphur b. thrown
IN hr.t, aud he lime over II, then pour ia pail
of boiling water, sin it well, and let II stand
half an hour, then til the vessel VITA cod W.
ter, and after stirring We'll again, allow the
whole 10 scttle-aiter it has become settled DIP
ont the clear liquid into barrel, aud fill The
barrel with cold water, and It is then at tur nse.
You next proceed With syringe holding about
u pin, and half, and throw tie liquid viii II
on the zines IN every direction, 81 as complete
" to cover foliage, fruit aud wood THIS should
be particularly doue when tue fruit IS Just Ton
mug and about one third the si1e oil a pea, and
NAV be contlnned twice OF thrice a week In
two or three weeks the whole process for Que
or Two hundred grape 'iues weed not eAceed
halt an hour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

the date put back to May 8, on which date Il IL
receipied, Here are three new bills made oul
81 one old one, the corresponding receipts are
no receipts AZ all 10 the old one, aud three re-
csipn With different dates 10 HI. new, end ona
item is increased IN the new
Eri,aeitd from an original BIZ Of 2l7l9 so.
Miles King, Navy Agent. Norfolk.
1917 To Joseph Granier, DIR.
For the Marine Hospital Gospori.
Dec. B. - large cot blankets. NJ 81 IS, 3i2 90
Discount on pi2 al D per ol. 2 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
ny FLETCHER * TOLER,

nernicion' elaJness Of whskey and we shall
invoke upon his labor' the blessing al God aud
say to hin peace be within thy WALL
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Sl.60I y
No receipt.

: BOD II
NoJod, l3h Dsce0tbey, 1917.
Rrce'yed Of Miles King, N'yy Agent fiteen
hundred aud four dollars aud seventy -iwo ceats
"a payment OF the above account.
ROBERT T.. Sized.
The corresponding receipt here ism nem
receipt. The date Is changed uuly nine days
but although there is one barrel Of beef, aud
one OF pork, less, On the new bdl than IN the
old, II is remarkable that the aggregate price -
exactly the same, aud The price pen boyeL IN
the old bill Is omitted Ia the new, being some
what inconsistent with the aggregate price. No
uch lots Of beef aud pork a. nose mentioned
in the old bill were received by the sIorelterper,
bur tnelOts mentioned IN the new were received.
{ the storekeeper'. book we're admntcd ~ cvl-
denee, that the beet and pork have not been
paid for, they woali prove thai Mr.. King chat.
ges for two barrels more than we've Delivered,
aud the oyerchapge is concealed, by omliiug
tue price per barrel
LEiraei fran. IN original bill IF $40 70.
Mner kng, E.q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
IA 479 81

Mf King had presented TO this olhce, claim,
ed aud Obtained credit Tor most oil the items
N the claim OF the Bank, before that
cla,n was presented Had the remluances
called for by him before has removal been
Ia ads ne would have paid me cihl"s oil the
Bank. aud his whole default would then have
been TO the Government. The suspension at
III, calls Of money by you and the confidence
of the Bank, which induced them TO suhef Nun
TO overuraw, shifted most oil his default from
the Governmental the Bank.
Inc actual amount OF default 10 The Govern
ment aud 10 the BANK, -, is above
stated %ii'''9 %
Ne has presented 10 this Office
claims 10 the amt ol Sl3.209 -,
- ,359 - of which, II Is GER
talnly ascer,aned. have been
passed 10 his credit long ago,
lea ling SlU,s5O Al
Claims for extra com
missions, interest,
clerk lnrr, &c. Pre-
sentcd 10 you, and
rejected 81 ,6f0 d6
--.--.-- 32.49l 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
SH %


Rpcepted June, 1918"
Here two hair mailtasses have gone over
from the 2lst April to the Bin June. another
quarter. and to make up the cabin Curtains ~
the new bill Mir. Murdeu has thrown in FIVE
bed coyereis and two table cover. thrnshng
the date back from the OH aud I'D to the 9th
Nay.
Another new bill is made ont Of another en-.
try IN tAe same account az follows.
Original
1910. Jan 8. 3 table covers. 50 30
for Capt. Henley, Sl3 80
no receipt
NeW Bin.
1919. March 6, No s. For 3 green
table covers for Capt.
Henley Si5 80
Reccipiel March, 1912
Here the date has net only leapt forward
from January to March g. but the prlcs ha,
increased from $l3 30 to SIS 40, and the
pr,re per single article is omitted in tue new
bill
Athird bill of 35 is manuiac tured out of an
dem IN the suno >fisnai, dated Wy 22d, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

The fnl'o"ing femdtks on the treatment oil
horses, says the y. Gazette by Mr. Carver,
are worthy the aftea'un Of tHosr who proper.
ly appreciate thee noble aud serylceabie ami.
lnals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

These vouchers are not IN my possession,
! FMS letter IS TO, 1T ny pose SIion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

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