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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

whether Il part OF the debt Of Kentucky and Ten
nessee due as stated IN December, 1899, might not
IN part oe composed OF the former dehnqucncios!
= me aushor is informed not; in other Branches
'heSa oid Gebls have been carried TO the accounts
OF "Proht and Loss" and "Sugpendod Deht."-
Inc author thinks and believes it is the new float.
ing debt aud this he is justified in believing from
the STATE or the deht due ia Ken lucky ana Ienmcs
see IN December l529.-According to the state
'"ent published IN the Herald, the debt of uvery
sort in those states stood
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

Mr. Bazely, Of this city has caused copy Of his
large work on rsnmensbp 20 be printed in gold.
It forms one Of the richest displays VIC have ever
seen. The numerous copies in various texts, and
different sizes, the Ggares representing the manner
ofsitiing Of holding thepen, Of the forms Of the
pen, &c. arc done in gold, and the whole rplon-
ddly bound with highly ornamental covers, paint
cd with Chinese scenery and figures.
4 handsome presentation page y printed in
script, in witch the elegant book Is presented to
HENRY CLAY.-U. S. Gos.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

The LITERARY CONVENTION assembled this morn
I-g III ~ o'clock On motioL of Albert Gallatin-
yohn g Adams was appointed President of the
Convention; Albert Galiatin and L. P. Livingston
were named as Vice Presidents. Jno Defaf;aiJ
ana Professor Iocelyn, of Union College, were APP
pointed Secretaries Many members not having
ILa;Eed, and the committees not being ready with
o'clock &c H. orrow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

There was grand celebration at Chllicothc,
oh'0' ON the I'D Oct, on the occasion of opening
the navigation OF the Chic Canal 20 that ,lace.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
Gxg ssll2EHAE.

,4n9o,o.t Of Produce brought Goeor ths
CuaQt
Nov I'll hhGs tobacco lie kega and ass
boxes manufactured 90, SOS bols. Soar, G73 bushels
Wheat. 20 do cora, DO oats, g bu!es hemp, 5000
krg pr les, 70 cords wood, tons sand 81 bo.ts 9
coal beats, 205i bushels coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

SrAIN-In debate in the British House Of
Lords, on The 5th Sept Lord Aberdeen affirmed
with regard to Spain, that, for some time past no
country in Europe had advanced further in Amolio-
ration and at present in a more rapid pro-
groSs Of Improvement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

The conjecture that Mr.. John Horny, who has
resided for several years at Paris is the author Of
the letters OF O. L. Q. has been made the orca-
sion Of very harsh iuvcctivcs against that person.
IL is directly known to Us, that letter, ola recent
date, has tcen recevcd from him, in biz city, where
Ia ne positively disclains the authorship.
Ngf. Goz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

2
Clay on visit TO his son, passed through that
place He was invited to public dinner The
following is Mr.. Clay's letter. declining the invita-
ton:
VINCENNEs, 18th Oct. 1881
Uennemen-I receive, with very great pleasure
the congratulations which, as a committee of a min
TIC meeting OF a number of the Citizens of Knox
you nave done me the honor III Your note of this
day. TO tender on the occasion Of my passage thro'
tins town. cordially recprocate all vour friendly,
feelings on this Incidental meeting; and if Womb
aord me peculiar satisfaction to accept the compIi
meht oil public dinner, which you have so obiir-
ngy offered, if did feel restrained bv conside-
ratlons connected with the existing relation to tho
community IN which have been placed. Durinp
the late Administration and for some time affer ~
close, occasionally attended public dinners for
the double purpose of meeting my f;,ilow-citizens
at the festive board, and of vindealing nv charoc
ter there, which had been Eniusily repr0acbed-
put aithough 1t was my duty and my right to de-
lend myself, those occasions were never sougb+
never prompted, nor always embraced by me- ~
therc be any who are not convinced that great in
justice was done me. must regret it, but can do
no more to undeceive them. The pleasure which
derive from freely mixing with my fellow citizens
at public entertainments, would induce me to
continue to accept them, when offered, but for the
reason already intimated. From the period nv
naule presented, by convention in Kentucky
to the public consideration for high Office have
not accepted nor, whilst 1t remains thus before the
public shall accept, any public entertainment ten
dered on my account.
hope, gentlemen, you will approve the T., ,ti,,os
which govern ne. departure from my resolution.
we're it admissible, would be made in no place
sooner than In Vincennes endeared to me as the
residence of valued friends and bv the urateG,l ra
collections of former visit.
with many thanks for the too Aattering estimate
of my public services, made by the meeting which
you represent, and for the friendly terms in which
you have communicated its sentiments
am, gentlemen, with great respect,
\ our obedient servant II. CLAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
TSICNS.rD

In 1873 Jacksons maj. over Adams was 40 SOC
In Icy Wolte's maj. Ritucr was 81. 529.
In 1870, maj. for Jackson congressman 5 65S
1880. @e0 "oi4e
Hurra!!! for the coalition!
That che elements of opposition in Pennsylvania,
1t combined, arc sufficient To deprive Cen. Jackson
OF the vote of that State can be no longer doubt.
ed; Tor making all due allowance for error in the
foregoing statement 1t is certaiP that the Wolfe
and lngham party is opposed to General Jackson's
Administration and is only using the supposed DO
Puarity of his name to retain the Offices of the
State That tins party will show its true colors
after the gubernaora! election is over is expected
on the one hand & feared the other, and hence
the attempt by thorough going Jacksonites to
Draw the line OF dcmarcatioi The republican
party in Pennsylvania, like its namesake in New.
oTk has been heretofore governed by a $, stem of
chicanery and management fully known only TO
the wirew workers. The unini.iated can only obtain
partial chances behind The curtain.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
The New York Commercial of Tuesday evening
I-UIO
FALL OF WARSAW CONFJPNIFD

FALL OF WARSAW CONFIRMED.
The News Boat T.. II Smith, has telegraphed
from below, the arrival of the ship Factor, from
London, bringing confirmation ofthc news of the
fall OF Warsaw. 1t was taken by the RUSSIANS on
tie 8th of Sept "a great many were killed on
both sides"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

va inc 3th instant, three children were burnt
"'s' ~ ne stable o! ). b Paul, near Sorrel;
'a"ada) Fur children. resolved on roast;po.
,'ne Eggs IN ths stable, brnugh, in FIRE, and an,
my 90 airy c"mhdst'bles, were soon en-
~. :. c1p". but N his haste shut the door and
~ tln othHr 'bree to perish. The mother of
W? OF tn" sufferers rushed to their aid. but their
ni'rc'n@ cries being heard above the cracking of
'"e ''hrs' she became instantly derious. and
'h' nPs IA mat state The three bodies, after
ne tire had subsidad vera takon out. nearly re-
lnc1dto c.nders Montreal Grz
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VOL. YHI--No. Oh

10 receive them. The entrance of the boat, ,uto
t n basin was announced by three cheors AMI !.
JeH Dc ioie t.om tho military
mere ID now an uninterrupted slack water nav.-
CATION from tho town to the Junction of the Rs,,.
"an' aEd RlPpahannock, and we may Iool far.
WaFu TO Tho realization of some of the benefits o
ne m"rh' ~ is believed TINT large Quantities OF
can DC afforded at Il reduced lrice.-[ Arena
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

~ANEg%ToH, Oct. SO.
FAvaciEn CoUNrr-OcrorEa rsRx, 1891.
Commonwealth,
We Hoy:GIDa
'Fm. T. Gay!e
Inc examining court, consisting Of Richard Rir.
ey' Wan l. smith, james French, Thomas Turu.
{; ana k9'eFt Randolph, Esquires, on Tuesday
night u few mI<es before -, after q patient
hearing for two-dtys, discharged Clpt GayIe from
Gust dy ON the charge OF killing samuel VITA
eFS' IN this town, on the 29lh Of September last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

RqjI Po6ag.-The following notice. are publish
ed in the New York papers: That application win
be made to the Legislature, 10 incorporate com
pany 60 construct Bail Road from Schenectady to
Buffalo, 70 pass through the towns Of U.iea and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

In compliance with promise, and having
room to day, we give the first Of the essays of x
from the National Intolligencer. That Tariff
ofprotcetiOn was originally opposed by the North,
and, sustained by the South, is matter of his,orys
MOI to be denied at this day. How is it them that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

- . 10 'nc oeot oil Doth States N 1917, on Real
Estate overlooked $53!3,4i2 10, making the in
crease IN the year over two millions, four hundred
thousand dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

The Trenton National Union says tho value Of
lttle finfiy ezcrton is forciby exhibited in the
result % the .-.e election in ". Jegsey whore by the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
Go 10 YOUR king, and 10 hlm aav.

Colo your king, and 10 him saw.
Tai home yoJT ,raol::, call h".n away,
Is T. cpt'S fate they Share:
Fer Faro" WIN his Hing aud tone.
Hath slew yous gicdi Guliah down
Ar TaH4hl h'u d snare"
She was wont to recte tho song Of which the a.
bove extract is verse, has long since ceased TO be
but one fond of gathering up the 'odd ends"
OF revolutionary verses, would have listened 10
the sing.ngs Of chat being as 10 an oracle We
have treasured " but few of the "out civ
lngs" that delighted our childhood, and we have
to regret thlt before long, there vii De no means
of rescuing ON oblivion those tracy" rhymes that
were won't to stir up men and women to vaIor
and patriotism.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

The Vincennes, Qnd) Gazette. says, that Mr..
Clay on visit to his son, passed through that
place He was invited to public dinner The
following is Mr.. Clays letter, declining the invita-
ton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

BY last nights mail, we received the following
letters from gentlemen in Southampton, which place
the apprehension of Nat Turner beyond contro-
v9rsy; "JERUsALEM, Nov. 1st, 1881.
''I take the earliest opportunity of informing you
that Nat Turner, the leader of the late Instruction
in southampton, apprehended on Sunday last,
by Mr.. Benjamin Phipps, and is in the Jail of
this county. His trial will be Saturday next
He is making full confession of the motives which
prompted, and the means by which he carried his
plans into operation to Thomas r. Gray, who is
taking them down and will shortly publish them for
the satisfaction of the public"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

P. S. Since the above rop:arks we're committed
TO paper, their author has seen s1.ue o55crxl,lops
in the Rck1t5n2 T"g, in wien il "a d6iSsas
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s267966

The Board having thu. pres.ut.i ,,s v,
on me Interesting subjects eonGded TO us care.
W "s ample manner as the limited durat iot,
" Tvs ssshoh would permit, feels u iacuinbep
~ conclusion. 10 suggest 10 The Leg isIsture tb..
Ptotreiy OF making some Change ~ the orpan-
maoon oil The Board, aud ol enliIgins as spne,e
vi "ohoh. Among Other thugs, u has occur
'cu 10 'he oohih 'hnt the srparat. dunie. IN
posed uron TIL President and Directors of Ia,
James listr Company should h. ,ue,g,d ,o,,,
those OF Tho Board Of PnDlIe Works. The IN
V"A''henis ~ the James iivti imp oveme nt "a.
income ann lis management, connects Itself an
Intimately with the Fund Tor Internal Imu,ov.-
meat and Tho duties Of thu Bonfd of p,,ul,c
worms, as to render II part OF tho same con
Germ lie James iSive' Company, as AT pr.
Az" oishhi1eu, CONSUMING oil tanEtioua, les
whose other duties necessarily couiiae tho, Ia
We metropolis. cannot Iossess thai efiie,ency
'nnt TIC important conceI ms entrusted W them
! 'ehuefs necessary. Inc sUper,nIendence Of
'he "oiks, the execution oil The Improvement,
""o iopahs thht may DO required, aud tho
e'"''''s ""a announcements fendcfed uoCessa-
~ must eo conhdod 10 agents, npon whoao
''P e'enlslohs tue company must alone de-
Peho' u 10 not Intended III the slightest man.
her To intimate that the pasi or lIe s.ut Iuac.
"o"afies To whom the duty has been BssiAned
have MOI performed all that could have been
"APseied oi them, but that n COMPANY 80 con
STUFFED, could not possess the requisite eff cien-
~ 10 manage 80 extensi,c u concern u,,,st be
aPphi ent. 10 remedy this, and 10 ,ocrsase tn.
usefulness oi the Board OF fuDnc Works. Al 4,
respectfully suggested 10 The Legislature, 10
place tue James river imp ogrmonl fresuy
under ,hs c0ntroui Of TO Board of PubI,J
WORKS 10 make II the duty Of The Board 10 SCI
lee, nom lis body as many OF the menIbcrs "A.
WIN De soiheieni 10 bestow "A peisonni eAamiua.
"oh upon all lie public works, IN lin consiruc-
uon oil which, the iunds under ia con IoI hayo
oeeh eHpsndod that such exayuin atlous sIlu,id
he nad1 as often MS the board uay ,eei, IL
necessary thai tho members thu. announced
should report The result OF their ena n,,n,tion.
TO 'be Board. by increasing In thi, manner
Inc power aud duties vi the Board II 4. bellies we'd
that us usefulness will be increas,d, snin mu,,
accurate knowledge OF the state vi the publ,c
oiks will DO obtained
hepohs oi the Principal Engineer Oh The To-
cation oil the Free ioid from Stauutvn 10 Tho
warm spring mo Iniain /; Oh The survey G,r =.
road between iIarrisonDurg aud III. Warm.
sprung mountain GA thu location of the Ier
'ns'oh aud CoyiDg,on Turnpike. and on :.
survey los nroad from Coyinglon 10 Riebmood
ATE herewith submitted. The Ptine,prl Eng,
neer Is now engaged in preparing o,h,r 70
Po's, winch, together viii, thu returns ana re
ports oil companies TO the STOCK OF mbieh the
oonrd has Subsidized, will be- hereafter traua-
United.
All which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN FLOYD, prssident
olMe Board Pubic Uorks
Pan Jdnuary 1881.
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POEER X.
From The Mercantile Advertiser.

Addressed 10 Gentleman, who sand
~ ould mol live, il he could not love.
fife. without love lit were indeed
A being, all unDlesl-
A garden raed OF its flowers.
In wild weeds rudel, drest.
A solitude within the heart,
Uncovered by aught below,
A desert of the mind IN which
No springs of pleasure nov.
I;fe without love !--'twere like hip
Is rudder lost at sea,
xV,,houi hopes anchor for the soul,
Or charm for memory.
A vision cast in shadows--rhrown
Upon a lempest.wave ;
Bo,ne onward by the ebbing tide,
Into obliyion's grave.
Life. without love oh il would be
A world without stIn--
Cold as the snow capped mountaineering
As myriad hts in one.
A barren scene without one spot
or green, amidst the waste,
Wuhou, one blossom Of delight,
Offeelins or oil taste.
Life. without love !--'twere not for one
WIN heart SO warm as thine,
Where sweet AFT ctIons make their home,
Wihin its hallowcd shrine,
Where kindly thoughts forever Cow
And social feelings dwell.
Mid good o, i'll, mid veal or woa.
1.-The welcome or farewell"
EsTELLE.
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lrsinia Legislature.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

oAiOhuAf, January ~.
The House met at 4 o'clock, and were e,s,
ged for one hour upon their ordinary bus,ness
but al twelve o'clock, they took UP the lie
port on the Judiciary system.
The following bulls, With the anne nd,neots se-
yerdlly pI"posed ny the various comm ,,te,s-
were taken up-anes ailments agreed 10. ana
the bills were ordered to be engro,s ed, viz
A bill providing against the abuse of br,dses
erected under The authority OF the General As.
sembly.
A bIli 10 provide FOR tho opening and con.
utt,on OF road from some conyeoirn, ,,,,,,,
OF the Kanawha road to Point Pleasant,
A bill to regulate the fees of the Serseant Al
Arms to the House oi Delegates:
bal forming new county out Of psTts of
the Counties ei Logan, Nlchola. ,Greenbr.er and
kanawha
bill forming new county out of parts of
Tue COUNTIES 81 6o's'ourh Montgomery. aud
Franklia aud
A bill authorizing the Board OF Public Works
TO subscribe to the stock of III. Smih6eli.
Charlesto"n and Harpers Ferry Turnpike
Company.
bull appropriatiDg sum Of money for the
benefit Of Hampden Sy dney College with the
amendment proposed by tho Com mi,,se of
Schools aud Colleges, VAS taken up and the
amendment agreed 10.
Mi Williams OF Harrison, then moved Il,
lay the bill on the table, stating that he had an
amendment 10 propose 10 Tue bill. which h.
Was no, then prepared 10 oile,. IIhs amend
meat consisted IN making an app, OPERATION for
the benefit OF tue iiandoiph Academy, west of
the Aleghhny--ibe bili nsrn provides n con
r'bui'on from the Literary Fund for Hampdsn
sydney College. l-Mr. Goude WAS Opposed 10
isy'ns the bin On the iablt-bui upou putting
,he question, the motion prevail ed.
On motion ol MI. Garland OF Nelson. the
II louise then resumed the consideration OF ,he
Report oil The Committee Of Courts vi Justice
| uu the judiciary System
| MIR. Leigh continued his remarks. and pre-
scented numerous objections 10 the prooosed
~ stem. lie went intJ an examination OF The
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ny FLETCHER & TOLER.
TERMS.

rFor ~ per annum, payable In advsneeN 'eo,,.
- ,,,il he reeeiyed for a less time than SIX moth'
% "o naper will be discontinued Out al the oso'eon
Aeu no tf5,r,o,se until all arrearages are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted q, % ee",' po,
.,. for les-) the first time, and 81 LIZ ~ ~
ta',ance rboss from a distance must De phiu iof
a,. "a their Insertion, the payment assumeo ny
me responsible person in Lynchburg.
n Chaneery Orders not exceeding t"o sq"a'ossro
Inserted for six dollars. -. =, -,
uiieiters addressed to the Editors must be post
ii mr. they will not be attended Ia
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. District from the head of
tide water 10 the Bloc ltidgr,
Subscription 10 the Upper Ar
pomattoE Company,
10 the L,nehbu,g aud Salem
Turnpike Company,
10 the Tye River aud Blue
Ridge Turnpike Company,
To the Leesburg Company,
10 the talisbiidge Company
To the Fauquier aud Al.xua-
drid Conpnny,
10 thu Fairfax Company,
To the Slate River Company,
10 the kaprahannoek Com
phny,
To the Roanoke Company.
A meiety OF the investments in
the swift Kun Gap, Ashby :
Gap. Smokers Gap. aud
the Siaunton aud James Ri
vei Turnpike Companies,
(these Improvement extend
lug across tue Blue Kldge,)
Subscription to Little River
Turnpike Company,
To Csi,ersyllle Bridge Cum
pany
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3. District ofihs Valley
Moie,y of Subscription 10 the
A.hby's sap.S~ilt Ruo Gap,
Snlckel's Gap aud Slauntsa
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$3.50 90
S70,625 %
Sl3,I90 90
REHABILITATION,

hEI OLA1 lON.
ld District, $500 500 90
- ~ 3l7.7U3 %
81 10 70,625 90
-" 10 10. 1870 %
proper TO remark, that ofthe e1pend.-
'",ss W The first. or tide water disirist, $3.50,
wv OF The amount arises from loans TO tho.
os"a' swamp Canal aod the Richmond Dock
oo"'p"n'es, irom which an income for inter
est Is received. aud IN. amount l,au,d CAN'T
'",es pa'i OF the disposable funds. i -
:, .ne foregoing estimates are exclusive Of The
u'so"'se'oen's on the James ry,r aud kanasyha
improvements, :" hieh we're rs follo~.:
1" ,he I'd district, Glover James ....
so $40, las ~
In the I'D dislrlct, (Moun,ain section
H.. o, .' noge Canal,) SOC. 10l 5d.
nawha road l76 1904
thanawha fwer,)
ol,766 10
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S75,605 81

The foregoing expose not only discloses all
increased capacity in the Fund for Internal
improvement, tn contribute 10 the useful pur-
poses Of Tvs creation, but holds out assuran.
ces OF an aug nentation 10 the extent of lis use
fulness
appears on the 30,h day of November
iedo, there remained of unappropriated sur
p,os income, the sum OF Sal ,063 So and that
ms sum will be increased Oh the 30th day of
nosemoer' 1881, to The sum CT 500 . "a /;
S"u mat Inc last instalments 10 the Lower
trppomauoi Company and the Rappahannocls
tomp"hS' will have been discharged during
current year, ana thus liberating the fund
"o" 'Iese charges, and leaving a nett annual
i" eone thereafter Of $4i, 10 So. This annual
in.oue Is exclusive ofthe defalcation OF The
,vb; teasurer, amounting to Sl2, 405 80,
"",on IS IN train Of recovery, and of the in .
lease which ii is reasonable 10 anticipate. in
we income oil the James river Improvement
st o'her improvements that have been or are
"u' 10 oe completed. and from which an in
soU'e IS expected TO be realize ed. The pros.
r''ous state oil the Fund. combined with tbs
r'easeu Ole 'tude Of the public on the subjec
'~'ethai IMP 0senent, solieilude Crtatec
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. District west of tho Allie
ghsny
subscription to the MJnongslia
Naviga,,oa Company,
To the Wellsburg aud Wash
inglon Turnpike Company,
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and James River Turnpike
Compliance,
Subscription 10 Shepherdstown
and san'thiiuId turnpike
Company,
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.


IT
IF Vire inia.
In obellence to the ACT, entitled, " an act to
c,e,te Fund for lniernaI imprnvem III" the
President aud Directors OF the Board OF Public
WoIks, submit tue following Report 10 the
General Assembly OF Virginia
The Fund for Internal Improvement consis.
ted, on the 3o'h November, $780, OF storks end
money, the description and amour, of which
l,as already been reported TO the General As
.embl,. by The Second Auditor. in detail, as by
,ererenc, 10 the statements vi the accounts of
She Fund, contained IN the said report, will
f,ll, appear. The following statements exhibit
a general view If The Fund;
I. Permanent fuads, consisting of
socks, l,4ls.96l II
Disposable funds, consisting OF
stocks, 697,496 SO
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1850 90
10000 90
2,4OO 90
50, 6UU "
500 w
10000 90
3 200 w
2,2OS W
10000 %
oU,UUU W
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So, 1867 a.
Total amount Of stocks,

OF which 81 ga $50 ia productive of revenue,
Aud 49l ,So| ~ - uhliouuCuVe.
2 The balance of money
in the Treasury, 10 the
credit of the Fund, on
the goth day OF No'em'
her, 1929 was 1860 90
The receipts f,om the pro.
ductve stocks Of the
Fun SINCE that date,
have been
From dividends and inter-
est on stocks aud loans.
97,12s 81
lom surplus tolls Of thu
James River Company,
1912 81
Returned into the rreRsu-
ry, by the Principal En-
glneer, $50 80
l26 500 40
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The Endorsements during
the same period, have
been
For subscI iption 70 stock
Of companies, 1886 3
Expenses OF surveys, saia-
ries, and contingent ex-
penses. 1926 8
Interest ON James River
Company loans, 1888 b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

$1,000 90
1860 90
5000 90
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OF which 81 .624, $50 ia productive of revenue,
And 49l ,SO7 A is unproductive.