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Ten Dollars KescVT<J.

L 4 about four weeks since, Negro Woman named
T. "A n NY,
the property Of Mr. II. F. Terry, Of Franklin coun-
~, Va She sent to TO be sold Tor Mr.. Terry.
and left the day that she was TO have been
sold. She is about 35 yeas of age, quite large.
though not tall being very neshy, and had on when
she left plata LiDsey lrock. She was raised in
Mary land, aud sold to Mr.. Terry by Mr.. Richard
Il. Headen, who lives just below Richmond,
on James River. We think II likely that she went
down the River in a boat, and that she may now be
about Richmond aud that perhaps she may attempt
10 60 farther nor;b.
We will give the above reward for her arprehen-
sion aud delivery US IN Lynchburg, or her coGhne-
me OF in Jail 50 that she be recovered.
HUNT q MARTINI.
Dec. 9 Is
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.S'EGsEET' .gECYED.V!
z CHARLES PHELPS, AUCf.

ON TUESDAY NIGHT the lob inst. will
" resume my NIGHT SHES Of general
variety Of Dry Goods. Hardware, Hats Shoes,
Boots, Fancy Goods. Jewelry, Chohs, Watches,
&c. &c. They viii be continued regularly every
T'aes9dy ard Friday NIGHTS during the season.
Additions TO the sale thankfully received, and strictly
attended to-
Dpc. 3
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commissioners Sale Of
VEG EsfAEN.

- vliture of a decrelal Order Of the Circuit
- Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Mel
son county, pronounced the last term of sad
Court in SUIT in Chancery between William Ball
administrator OF Sarah Ball, deceased &c. Plaintiffs
against John Jopling and others, Defendants, we
as Commissioners appointed for the purpose by said
decree. viii on Tie All Monday in Jannay next,
that bel Court day. at Nelson Court house, ex-
~ to sale, the highest bidder al public auction
ny Tvxelve Slaves
~. u Shas'sS3
consisting of Men Ilomen Boys and Girls, on a
credit OF six monlhs--the purchasers 10 give bond
with approved security tor the purchase money.
HENRY II. HARRIS.
CHARLES PERROW.
Dec. ~ IDS
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.NIlC Stage Line.
&NSSsa

.@:&ss
IJASSENGERS TO the Springs, and other trav-
oilers, are hereby informed that the under
signed Will commence running
new line of COaches,
FROM Lynchburg to Dagger's (Dibiell's) Springs
va me Natural Bridge, on Tuesday next the 2nd day
gJaty. Until further notice, we shall leave Lynch
Jury on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at half
ef TOUR A. NJ, and arrive at Dbfells the same eve
mS1s' before night. The next morning Passengers
Wh;t"e Dibrel's after breakfast, and reach The
rho ' &C sulphur about O'Clock, p Nj. Vsiiers TO
all ~ ,"gs by this line will thus be relieved from
Jew;Sh'u a'el, and reach the White Sulphur
Turnn;ts' In two days from Lynchburg. The
the Jat no" finished quite to its intersection with
,;on =. ","S'on and Covington Road and addi-
ao,,o 'nH general novelty and splendid scenery it
;n,o,as we would mention as peculiar objects Of
Tho pi ana curiosity the passage through not ore'
AMI oa h'ose along the margin Of James River
bea,,;c" n,'nahd;ng view of the Mountain Canal
JaTa." pfospec-the Natural Bridge, which Mr.
,ic ~ y, Pronounced worth a trip across the Allan.
ken ~ an Hast, but not least, Dageer's Springs,
opro =, ms Il. Dibrel, where he that has been
~, VIII like TO be again
u"uefsigned intending give their personal
ess 10 thus liue, can confidently promise travel
acea.' 81 rate Coach hes and Teams and careful and
bo'"i,o dating Drivers, and will spare no pans
s"''e''es to satisfy their passengers.
WM. A. GALBRAITH,
Ina HENRY l.. DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

NOTICE..
To the citizens Of Iynchburg,
M have opened GRAZ HOUSE,at the low er
w end oi Main street, opposite VIM. Thurman
Tavern, where persons can be supplied with Corn.
Corn Meal, Oats and Rye, on liberal terms for cash
Farmers bringing grain To market, will give call,
for which we will give the highest cash priee. We
shall also keep few Saddle Houses Tor hire.
Persons wanting Sheaf oats or Hay can be sup
piled at short notice,
J. +. HAWKINS & EASTER.
December . Is
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.N'DTg('E


by virtue ola Deed oil Trust, executed TO III
- Subscriber by Lewis Meunt and La,ina his
wife bearing date the Sd day OF December, 1892, aud
OF record in the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Campbell. FOR the purpose Of securing debt due
10 Edwin Matthews, shall proceed To SELL upon
the premises. to the highest bidder. Tor cash. on
Monday The 9th day OF January newt one certain
Tract on parcel Of Land,
IN said deed mentioned, containing one hundred
and eighty acres, or less and lying in the Conn
~ Of Campbell, within about three miles f,om the
Court house, adjoining the Lands of ID. bambeth,
Capt. Melville Talbot, Capt. Edward WithcIs and
others.
The title Is believed TO be unquestionable, but act
ing merely trustee, shall OF course. convey 10
the purchaser such title only, rs is vested in me by
the Deed aforesaid.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dec. 5 l6J
FHNlIE subscriber will give the highest prices Tor
l. yarn Socks. Feathers, Flax Seed, Beeswax aud
Tow Linens. We also wish 10 buy one hundred on
Two Barrels Mountain Whskcy.
BAILEY & WOMACK.
Oct. 81 Is
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Smiths T'00is, scarr0ufed.

A NVILS, Wees and Bellows. all waranted--
n For sale by IL. b. RICHARDS,
z
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ElsRLSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

. pas.lsd se"i-'eeAy lesery Monday and 1aa'.a@y at
Dollars per aaHum paynbfei" ndranee No snoser'p
l, reeeired for shorter period than sir mouths; and
as' mill be discontinued fercep at The discretion ohe
49,. until all ayrearages are paid.
@IDYER TTSE NE TSinserted at 80 cents per square
for the first insertion and 81 ee"jor erety sn6se-
.t,sf Insertion.
FLOR PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpedttioSs'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

FENTI undersigned having now received nearly all
Il Of bls TALL purchases. would respectfully invite
his friends and the public generally to call and give
his extensive assortment OF
Books, Stationary, &c,
an examination. lie is determined to sell bargains.
Among the great variety of Works which be has re-
ceived, he would enunerate the following, VIZ:
Shakspeare's Plays, in Morocco gilt,
IIeman's Poems, Svo.,
Hints On Popular Education by f. C. Wines,
Youths Book of the Seasons,
Clark on the Mulberry Tree and SILK WoIm
Waverly Novels. 81 vols, Ar. Morocco
Smiths Thucyddes,
Nonhcots Fables
Marsl airs Washington, vols,
Marryau's Works = vols. svo.,
NJ IS Laudons poetical Works vo.,
Hollands Life of Van Buren,,
ArAbri, or Tent Pitched, by Willis,
Macombs Military Tactics,
Gufley's Life of Ashmun,
Cooper's Naval History, and
Kussel's Modern Europe.
LAW BOOKS.
Barber & Uarrincton's Equity Digest,
Burrows Reports,
Chnty's Blacks one,
Do Criminal Law,
Do Pleading
Do on Bills,
Do on Contracts,
Dunford x lasts Reports, s vols. in 4,
Cruises Digest, vols.
English Common Law Reports lst series. II sols
Do Exchequer Reports, vols,
November on Fraud,
Livngston's Penal Code.
MaIshall's Decisions, vols,
REEVES on Descanis,
Starkie SANDER.
Also, great number of other Law, Historical,
Literary aud Poetical Works, aud variety OF Fan
CIV Articles. 4. ECIlOLS
Nov, % is
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lust received, supply of Lamp Oil, price lowe
- than usual. Also, the Patent Gas Light. prepar
ed and sold at IL. LATHAM
Sept l2
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against either Of the
~ late firms of Lanehorne x Burton, Lang
horne, Burton Langhorne, are requested To We-
nj them for payment, aud all persons indebted
either Of the above firms requested 10 call aud
settle, aud pay lhei, debts thai the business Of the
said firms may be closed JAMES BENAGlI.
Dec. . III
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c.ouud .J!y,y,,, Salt.

On SACKS ground alum SAIL Tor sale by
e1U GEO. BAGBY Il Co.
Dec. 10 u
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U.yuuble CARPENTER for hire.

Won hire the ensuing year, a first rate HOUSE
4 CARPENTER. Applyto ~
10 III
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Egy.s'y' ~ .W.gRTF.v,
no eoNlI,kAGIOlS..

fAST STEEL, every bar warranted.
u Canal Shoves, do
Nail Rods aud other Iron for sale nv
II. Il. RICHARDS.
Oct. 10 Is
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y.gY.y ,BE.g.V'S.

4 LOT of very superior Country made Yarn
"A Jeans Of different colors. for sale ioc by
HUNT X MARTIN,
opposite the Post Office.
Dee.
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Liz.

10000 s ,.sr II 'Ss s ssnas 'S' n e"
Moltiedulrs lot sale. Apply to the subscriber,
u. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. ~
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GQRaIHNs ~ Cos aNafa.
HKANING RECEIVED lalge lot of Collins
Il & Cas- AAES, they will be sold unusually
low Tor cash. H. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. 10
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fENIIE undersigned having now received nearly all
Il OF bls TALL purchases. would respectfully lnve
his friends and the public generally, to call aud give
his assortment q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
Likely Negroes for sale.

Likely Negroes fOf~ SAFE.
NAVE small lot of Negroes for sale compils-
ing two young WOMEN each has chlld nom
- months old; also likely BOY. about IL or 10
.e,,s old They can he seen at the Bell Tavern
Liberty, Bedford Count House
h'' EDWARD I. w. PEGRAM.
90 3w
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WGsnINaros. Dee. Ia. lsao

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Nothing 81 dehauc character rhnsrftd iot,e
llouse Of Representatives on Tuesday ate, The
lose vi my lelfr Tue debate on NJ, vi e.s
resolution was continued by Messrs. DfornetFoIe.
Rheu aud Bugs, when tho House adjourned
PROPOSITION TO RECEIVE THE MES.
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WEN WEATHER..

HAVE for sale very superior article OF water
rroof composition for Boots and Shoes. Var
ranied. ofp., al Me-,
nac0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

We have read over the admirable Report uf the Com
mi,tce Of Ways and Means, in the ii OF t., presented
BY Mr. Cambe!eng. We Join in every ranegyr'c when
Mr.. Pickens pronounces upon it, This Report strongly
recommends the adoption of the s;rciesi econot1Y ~
IN, eyoent.ries Of the Federal Gogernment-'5u
lisa Us III. Report in PASSAGE is the result Of TINS re-
dera system improving haEbors rivers ana creeks
and building piers for cities towns, and villages anu
such the prospect before The time has certainly ar
rived when It becomes 10 inquire wh"hef all
these expcn,!ilr,es belong Federal iegs!aiion and
ia examine a system which, ii made permanent must
entirely chaure the character OF our Government -
- I'm reviewing our various expenditures says announcer
passaGe) the extraordinary increase IN some branches
and the introduction Of new Objects OF appropriately the
committee are Of opinion that The augmentation Of The
s1prnsos of the Federal Government, is chiefly to be as
crbcd to the policy Of raising more revenue than was re-
cnirrd To meet the wants OF Government, ana O lner
crinr with State and municipal duties, ana 10 te ~
creased number of resolutions and bills originating III
both Houses. and annually calling for new ana hea
w expenditures. IL ell the unsuccessful propositions
for appropriations made in Congress during The last SEES
sion had been adopted ten or fifteen miliious more
would have been charged upon the Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31


series Of resolutions has been submitted 10 ne l-e-
rslaure of Louisiana, which dennunces The SUD iea
sury sysem. and concludes with accommodating Ma
,ional Bank Thus the Wings GO 1t is IN vain that
,hpr pretend to say. awe have given up the National
Bank Il is all pOitrcy It Of the cardinal points
in the sbbboc,h of that party. The great Of the
Wing party will never abandon 1t Mr. Clay Inc cnam
MON OF the Southern Wings has openly declared Tor
hank of 80 millions And sooner would ne succeed
in his ambitious aspirations and be proclaimed PRESIDENT
of The u than he would unroll his banner. inscribed
.n Bank the L Suites VIVA! would lie affect to say:
THIS: You Sirs, 10 the people oil the U > J knr"
| YVES 4 Bank Inan-You were aware that had bo!diy
nrocIain.d the exp diency of Bank Of 80 millions
made that declaration with view OF testing youi "'Sies
You have accordingly passed upon my claims You
hav. elecrd me President of the U. States-and thus
YOU have confirmed the creed which have declared -
I'm your name therefore, we'll as IN my own recon-
mend to the Congress Of TIE L. s the immediate esIa
bshmenl of 4 National Bank
Il is idle to disguise the 1t is useless for the
Wings to attempt to conceal their designs The issue
then comes to his viz Henry Clay the Bank man. the
Internal Improvement man, the Tariff man-tS Martin
Van Buren, the uncompronIsing opponent oil National
Bank of great system of Tariff and Of Internal In
observation-disclosures We between them. Or, 1t General!
Harrison be The selected candidate Of the Wings, tie
issue is no, changed 1t is still atitudnous cOnstruc-
lon with al! It's brood of mOnsters against the si:ic
construction party. 10 This complexion Inc TWO Pales
must come al last.
Since writing the above one Of The most distinguished
Wings in line House of Delegates declared in debate,
(yesCrdaY) after passing eulogium on The con
s,s;ency and principles of the Federal party, that they
had originally established the National Bank and that,
in The course of ten years Virginia would raise her voice
in its behalf The Wings already attempting 10 per
suade Virginia 10 elect its Champion, MIR. Clay her Pre-
siden, in the course Of l5i0tha IS less than two years
from Is me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

N,ry,,yn n Sry,Ton-On Saturday last, The
uon william y Merrick was reelected, by the Legs
la,urs of Maryland, TO the Senate Of The = 5 Tor SIX
years, from the 4th of March next C"i. NJ receive"
Is votes, and there were IS blanks In the senate ne
received u votes the entire Wing strength in hat body
and Il, .o recr;ved The entire vote of the Wings then
present in the House, four being absent from sickness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

foreign shall be permitted to cruise OF aI'h"r o' ,hs
nsr) on any part of The coast compt'seS o sunset
point Of Zempoaa and The bar OF A'Vs'a"'' ""'''
To- sunrise under the pain OF Seizure ,:L 49,
Receive, Mr. Consul, the assurance "i ny "'S'
TEEN. = 49,, r,,cL r,rces in
The Rear Admiral Commanding the t,enr. fimIT !"
IL (;ul of Mexico. Ills b'iO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

The Petersburg and Roanoake Railroad IS sn'd 10 be
now doing an excellenbusness The travel on very
great The Petersburg ineIligencer says, by way Of
Two edged recommendation 1t has made more mon
and killed fewer people, in proportion 10 lis ienS'n, anu
,be Time il has been IN operation, than any railroad in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

D..-orcr,rv Sropu-The slnrm of Fri lag AMI "a
,0ldav Ius,, was very severe at The N nth ih" ia"
rose to an unusua! heigh, in New York; and till IN
cellars on he wharvps, and damHgsd qua OF IS
Great destruction "f property CURED on ,lr 2fq 'r
hanna. especially in thr neighhorhood o. fhanr pm a
THE splendid bridge a. Gays Ferry " rried on
&c, &c We fear that disasters have happened on lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31
BtdRct the Office OF the U. States
Bank,
Subscription cfthe Bank Of Vir- }
ginia TO the james River and
kanawha Company, }
add the Office or Exchange !
Bank, half the capital paid 10, )
Presen! Banking Capital

BY The law " increasing the banking caP'1
Commonwealth" not one dollar was addtf 10 I.
tai Of The Bank of Virginia, "a; Richmond
the State has the largest interest IN thai o,In ~:
has contributed doubIy more to The PubTi'o pc "a
all the other Institutions in the S8nce ocS4O %
Bank (at Rchmond) the mer'the Legislature OF
added Indeed, so fearful even portion OF tn
too much for Richmop'proTiie fo' bad de5.s 81
plus profits int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

Republicans with Tie importance OF the cal: Tome
lgrth ,,r n Republicans 81 Virginia. ard !r' every III"
a IL nnIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

We misunderstood Mr. LlaghorHn's remark The other
day. abou, the Resolutions on the Public Lan!S being
decided By Party spiri,-lr J. stated, that he rPTecat
ed party spirit in the discussion though he remarked
that lie then saw glmmerngs oil It's operation
We Understand, that statement o.! the vote given
the Wing meeting Of Saturday night Is not correct
We hasten 10 set right The :i-s vote was. for Tyler
80 Baldwin -. Rtvcs l3The mex! vote, Olives being
drop') for Tyler 81, Baldwin p
It reqnircs bu. little sagicy YER, 10 Int@seH the
rame which will be played at the election in chef The
rule of the House requires, that The nweS candidate
will be dropped-but Mir Rives will not be drnpped.-
The great effort Of some of the Wings will be ultimately
20 concentrate the Wing Mr. Rivrs, and try to
cleo, him by the aid OF few Conservative votes
Some Of the Wings may no, at last vote Tor hL'i; and
thus; !, is uncertain who will be elected or whether any
will
The Republican Caucus met again on l'u''ihy night
in the Senate Chamber, aud adopted The Address tor
Conrenon, which we publish today. But the same
spirit Of harmony did not grace their proceedings The
Senatorial election discussed and produced some
excitement, Let the Wings take "hat comfort they can
gather from this intelligence in the midst c! Their own
dsse nslOns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

~ You requested 10 announce that Col. ALEX.
DoETcH will not be candidate 10 represent the county
Of Mecklenburg in the next General Assembly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

NJ HASovER' shall appear.
TJ,'' One of the Minority" is in type, shall certainly
appear in next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31
Thursday, Jan. 81.


Az APPEAL TO THE PEOPLL: c,.
Tho Committee appointed under the resolution o. t!t
late meeting Of the members of the Genera AssS;nny y
friends Of HE presen. Administration nave aJ r~spSc,
"aI Is '.nbnit the following Report and Resolutions;
July SUNNI WIN SMITH,
n f. VENABLE.
JOS. S. WATKINS.
I0uN WNGl.EOLk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31

The Preamble and Resolutions the Public Lands,
finally passed The House OF Delegates yesterday. We
regard hasty not called for at the present
time and in many respects most cncrPonab!e IL was
urged upon the House yesterday 10 pass them, because
the Graduation Bill still pending before Congress-
But, wha has the Distribution Principle say 10 this B
The oihcr resolutions sufficient 10 meet Tint danger
The debate has been long AMI Misunderstanding strong
views were taken--aGd much ingenuity shown On both
sides of the House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

s 6,2I5.758 / 5 s.. $50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

hait-yearls Distribution among lis members Of lhc
great and growing fund arising from the proceeds
OF the annual sales of The public domain, which of
them "onlu ever be mad enough 10 :hink Of dis
solving connexion traught with such lasting aud
inestlmable benefts'
What the amount would have been which each
State should have received upon this plan, during
the past five or SIX years, may be from the
table which we now publish. What will be the
increase of that amount III future wears depends
upon our rapidly increasing population We know
that 1t must be great, though II battles all calcu
latOn.
Whilst on the subject Of the Public Domain, " e
cannot pass by the opportunity of expressing the
qualification that we have derived from what W e
consider the decisive votes of the House of Re-
personalities, within the two last DAYS. against
the Graduation B.li-an l-timed measure. which,
as verify believe, would have been the enter
ing wedge TO the ultimate loss of this great nation
al property, and which moreover contained in
vidlous discrimination between the reside i oil
/ the new and the old States IN their right nan C.
chase the public lands at the reduced price fol
which the bill provided. Some Of our poitica
friends. we know, favored the bill but they Wi
not take II amiss that this ques ion of public
policy, a great question independent of all part,
considerations, should differ from them in o
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09
From the DelDti Ia.

From lie DeIphi Ia. Oracle, Jan. p.
FIRE.-This morning, about half past 5 o.
clock, we were awakened by the cry of fire pro-
ceeding from the chamber below. and instantly
rising. discovered that the store of Mr. MCrerv.
mex. door, with the upper part Of the drug store
of DR.. Phelps were enveloped in flames The
fire spread with alarming rapidity, and in less
than one hour the entire block of buildings from
the corner Of Washington Street to the alley
were IN ashes. We annex list of the sufferers,
as near as can now be ascertaned This calam-
ity falls heavily upon some of our most industri-
Gus and worthy citizens. who are now turned
out Of house and home
The Office of the Delphi Oracle was thrown in
to confused heap. The presses and types have
been brought in, and We are arranging for bust
ness. We cannot tell when we shall be able TO
issue another paper.
The loss is estimated a, S33, 400, only S. 400
of which is covered by insurance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

Exhibit of the of the proceeds of sale of
public lands which State would received
and including the Goth of September, 1888, under
bill entitled An appropriate, for limited time,
the of the sale of public lands of the United
States and granting lands certain Sates;' the
incident, the sale of the lands and the
of the three, and funds,
several States under entered them
their admission Union, being fret deduc tod.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

The Nashville Bannet OF the l9t m say., Pr.,de,,
Jackson had been few days in town, I'D that is health
little improved om VIII: i, had been month or
two previous.
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REPORT FROM THE TREASURY.
TREASURY DEp.RrMENr, JAN. II, 1873

DEPAKTMENT, JAN. IS.IJ.
Sir: In compliance with the resolution Of the
Senate of the 10Th instant. directing the Score
tary OF the Treasury ito report to the Senate the
proportion of the nett proceeds of the public lands
which each State would have received up to and
including the lst of January, 1889, under the
bill entitled AN act TO appropriate, for limited
time, the proceeds of the sales OF the public lands
OF the United States, and for granting land 10
tain States which passed both Houses of Con
gress, 1t II had received the appreciation of the
President | transmit herewith communica-
ton received from the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, accompanied by tabular state
ment, which, it il believed, con tains the informa-
ton desired up 10 the latest date practicable.
| have the honor TO remain, very respectfully,
your obedlent servent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

s6,2I5.758 : s., %, 500
Twelve and a half per the pro-
ceeds States IN which the public
lands situated, 5 6,2l5,76s
Nett proceeds that would have been divided
among all the States, 51.011,732
s57 227. $40