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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, May 4, 1910,

On motion of Mr. BENTON, the letter Of the
Secretary and the tables, were ordered to be printed
Mr.. b. then rose to make another motion, and
that was, to print an extra number of these papers.
He proposed to give his reasons for the motion,
and for that purpose asked that the papers should
be Sent to him, (Which was done ;)und Mr.. b.
went ON to say that his object was 10 spread before
tho country, statement from the full view of all
the Government expenses for series OF years past,
going back as far az Mr. Monroc's administration
and thereby enabling every citizen, in every part
of the country, TO see the actual the comparative,
aud the classified expenditures of the Government
for the whole period This proceeding had became
necessary, Mr. b. said, from the systematic efforts
made for some years past, to impress the country
with the belief that the expenditures had increased
tlirecfold in the last twelve years--that they had
risen from THIRTEEN 10 TIIlRTYNINE mill
ions of dollars and that enormous increase was
the effect Of the extravaganza of the corruption and
the incompetcncy of the Administrations which
had succeeded that of Nlr Adams and Mr. Monroe.
These two later Administrations were held up as
the models of economy those of Mr. Van Buren,
and General Jackson were stigmatized as masters
of extravaganza and tables of figures were so ar
ranged 10 give color 10 the characters attributed to
each. These systematic eIlOrts-this reiterated as
scItons made on this floor, ofihirteeH millions in
creased TO Hirty-HiRe-and the effect which such
statement must have upon the minds Of those who
cannot see the purposes for which the money was
expended appeared to him (NIr b. to require
some more formal and authentic refniation than any
one individual could give--someihing more impo-
sing than the speech of solitary member could
Afford Familiar with the action Of the Govern
ment for twenty years pasi-copling into the Sem
ate IN the time Of alr Misunderstanding in il cv-
er snce-a friend 10 economy in public and in
private liie-and closely scruiinizing the eypcndi
lures Of the Government during the whole time
be (Nr b. felt himsefio be very able at any time
To have risen in his place, and 10 have exposed the
delnsion of this thirteen and hiriy nine million
bugbear; and if he did not do SO. il was because. il,
the first pace, he was dsincined 10 handy contra
dirtions on the floor Of the Senate and in the sec
ond place, because he relied upon the Intelligence
of the country 10 set all right whenever they OBJ
tanned a view Of the facts. This view he had
made himisclfthe instrument Of procuring, and the
Secretary of the Treasury had now presented it,
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lFrom ON cnlnmr ilh pn.e.N


Ibclicye in none of these monarchical opinions,
and have never practsed upon them. have never
addressed ny self To the supposed ignorance, We
naiity, faction, or caprice of my counrymcn, but
always to their ntcgcncc, ,irture, and patriotism.
The argumeHtRm al igR0raRtiam has had no place
IN my speeches: the 0rgEmGatam Gd jWiicium has
been my aim. cannot say that | have spoken
with judgement but can affirm thnt | have al
ways paid my countrymen the compliment orspeak-
Ing to their accredited ludgement-neNcr To their
supposed folly. have spoken To the rational
minds, to the vlruOus hearts and to the lofty,
generous, and patriotic feelings of my cculrymcn
and am too well content with the effect which
this plan of speaking has had, to change il now,
Facts, aud reasons, are my materias-simpici!y
my style Away with eNordum-away with per0-
rarion-away with holyday phrases-away with
theatrical display, away with all figures but figures
of arithmetic and of these give many, and never
more than in his short speech. This has been my
plain ofspeaking, and this it is now. | have pro-
cured plain statements to be made out, and have
delivered plain speech upon them. | have ell
deavored to make myself Ineligible on subject in
which ntclligihiity is somewhat dillicut-on which
II Is easy for the speaker To get both himself and
his hearers into II fog. have aimed at persplcui-
~, and lller myself that have been understood.
wish the country TO Judge the expenditures of the
GOvernmcnt-the particulars as well as the aggre-
gate--and therefore place the whole before the pub
lie. Our adyersares attack the aggregate: Let them
examine the particulars, and name the one to
which they object, aud for which they did not vote.
Mr. b, then appealed to Senators of the Demo-
cratic party 10 name the number of extra copies of
the report which they would propose to print pro-
Tossing himself ready to agree to any number that
was satisfactory 10 his friends,
Mr.. HUBBARD proposed thirty thousand
Mr.. BENTON, accepted the proposition, and
moved that thirty thousand extra copies of there
port he printed for the use of the Senate.
This motion gave rise to Il very interesting and
animated discussion, in which Messrs, BROWN,
HUBBARD. CALHOUN, and BUCHANAN, adj
voca,ed, and NIessrs, PRESTON, SOUTiiARD,
CLAY. of Kentucky, and WEBSTER opposed the
motion, and Il sketch of which will be given at an
early day.
The question being then on printing thirty thou
sand extra copies Of the report, it was agreed to
yeas %, nays II, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Benton, Brown,
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama, Culhbert,
Fulton, Hubbard, King, lnmpkn, Nicholas, Nor
veil, Pierce, Roane, Robinson, Sewer, Sturgeon,
Wall, Williams, and Wright-22.
NAlS-Nlessrs- Clayton of Kentucky, Clayton,
Davis, Dixon, Henderson, Knight, Porter, Prem
tiss, Preston, Ruggles, Southland, Tallmadge, Web
ster, and While-i4.
The Senate then adorned
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EXPENSES OF TIE GOVERN
MENT---RcmaFks Of Mr. Benton
upon the report Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, submitted to the
Senate, May 4, 1910.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


SIR nave the hohor 10 SUNNI 'his report ~
compliance win tlle IolloWiS resoiu''oh' P"sscu
by the senate on 'ie @''h "''
=. Resolrei, That the Secretary of the Trca-
sury report To the Senate the aggregate amount
of all expenditures or payments of every kind
from the Treasury in each year, from 1924 10 1899
inclusive, in one column, and in another column
for each year the aggregate amount, Indcdcnden'
of the payments on account of the public debt,
whether founded or unfounded, and in n third
column, the aggregate amount for permanon, and
ordinary purposes, excluding payments on account
of objects either extraordinary or temporary such
rs the public debt trust funds and lndemnltles,
claims of States for war debts or per cents on
lands sold, occasional donations in money to oh
ject, in the District of Columbia otherwise, sur
vey of the coast taking the census, duties refund
3D. ihe Cyplorinn expedition, and materials cocc-
ted for the gradual improvement, of the navy, du-
rable public buildings Of all kinds, bridge, and for
tifca,ions, all roads, canals brcakwaicrs and I'M
provemeu,s in rivers and lmrbors, nrnng militia
'' q ,.,. =. - r.. .,t;,.,, ,h,
inc purchases y, "''c " "n', "''' '"'' ,,r W"
removal OF Indians, ana tlier wars, WIN s"cH
other pnymcnts ~ may have been made III those
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'SIch the pnbic debt trust funds, rdcnnitics claims
Of States for war deds three per canls on lands Sold
occasional donations in none to objects in hr District nj
Columbia, or otherwise, survey of the coast, taking the
sansns duties refunded, ENp0lug Expedition, and mate
rias collected fnr tho gradual Improvement NJ the navy,
inclnling improvements ai NAYS yards, durable public
bnilng- Of all kinds, bridges and Qualifications a roads
canals, beakwl"s tni improve eus in rivers aud hnr
bOrs, arning militia ara forts all pensions except tnsc to
nvnlids, add tho purchases 0f title lands from Indians
INDIANS Department. the removal Of Indians nGd the wars
with such other payments have been made those
ye1rs for property lost injuries committed during ANY
hostiltes None " these years columns include any
thing Oh account Of the Post Office Department.
The expenditures Of 1899 subject To variation on
the settlement OF the TrrnSrcrs accounts that year
which have not yet reached this office.
r. l.. SMITH, Register.
TREsURy DEPIRTsvST,
Registers Office May 4, 1910.
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STATEMENT Of rrpsnipres ofthc United Sidiss, from
he V,Dr 1924 10 The ysdr 1882 inclusive, agreeable 10
resolution Of the ScnGt' Of The 2h Of april, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
), tLe President of tie United States.

- law /. M,srrS Vas BusEs, President OF the
United Of America do HEREBY necre anu nan SScr
~ M r,- f Arkansas. the periods hereinafter dcsisateuo
wit: .,,,r cc,,,r.n,i,r an ,foudsy. tas
~ Sc,,,pLer nett the disposal of The public Lands
within the The unda M nsnl,s, 10 WIZ
rrnw n.hin- ci.lr nine and ten, Of range hteen
Townsl ps eight, nInc, aud ten, OF rang, slheeh.
Tnwu.Iju. eight and Of range seventeen ,
Al the Land Once F.rEITE"tLE, commencing on Monday,
The ,artsta deg II sp,m5tr n i"r Tue disposal o. In, puo
lands the limits OF Inc uhhc'heh""'u 'o"'P az"
fat"ma W. 5 " cad re Of tae a principal
Townships eighteen aud twrniyne, "' range twenty
Township eighteen, OF range ih'tls -ohr. , ,,,.. .,
Fractional township twelve potueiihg on ui "eo"' ~
dary, Of range thirty three. :, -,
Land Ofcr NJ IrrrLr Rock, commencing Monday
ne day Of Sptrber Hr IL, the disposal Of me pubic
land the limits the aforementioned townships 10 IS"
Mort, Of NE base and Of The h principal raer'dtHn
Thai part township seven lying north Z" the ola cherokee
SnS II me bae iae and prst Of h principal meridian.
Townships two. three, and four, OF range seven
Township four of range elrh'.
Township four, al range nin1.
Townships -iX seven and eight 81 range ten.
AT the Office at JoH>on Cot erHocsE commencing on
uoadgv 1r tfrfph,h dag If SEPTEMBER ae for tie disposal OF
IN, r lands WITHIN limits 81 the aforementioned n"'
-hip- and fractional TOW nsl.ip, Ia WI -.
Worth ifHc, and rsSt q he MN Pr'3 "''"'"
Township Two, of range eighteen.
Tow nslip ten, Of range thirty. ,. t
Fractional township eleven bofdcfhG on Tue '"eio"e ~
Diary. al range thirt three. :,
Al The Land Once at W.rSGroS, commenting on Honacy,
tie ,ryt Dag et oct"6sr ">Lf Tor inc uiI :" m r ~
withn in'- oil the umdr'nrnoncd townships, 10 VII
II The 6csc lac ard re-. ." ne Ia P'"'p"' "'s'"
Township twelve Of range t'hry.
Towns twelve, ui TiI.r thiris ont
Lands appropriately by laS r IN ne OF schools, military! :"
other purposes. IS III he excluded from sale
The ar> Vii each he kept open Tor Nv" Weeks uhr's 'U
lands disposed Of and u" longer ana no pN4'e
ri of land IN townships offered, " be admitted H"ih
after the eNpiafiun uf the IL" weeks -.
Given under my hand at The my o washington" ' i'i'
day OF May. ammo D"hinl le4V' :, ,.,x pr.prr
BY the President:
C@nmissi@rcr Of the G,ssrai Lend oFct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
THE WELL-KNoWN AND BEST!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the
community that c furnish them imne
dlaicly with some Of FOX AND EOEiAADS MOST APPROX
ED PATENT THRASIING hACHlNES, and EMMoNS Pa
TENT PORTABLE CIIiIN-BAND HORSE POWERS, for the
present season. be- IN want Of >m and also III i
thought Wheat Fans He also furnish
and all with SatJds and Green's wel!iTIet
highly approved Cutting Machines aud with his
highly approved Smelling Machines For the reputa
the certificates attached Ia hi
Richmond Wing o the lst and Richmond
Enquirer Of the 9Th vi May last
Ills Cutting and Corn Smelling Machines also be OBJ
aned from his agents. Messrs Pope Baskerville Peters
burg; Thomas F. knox, fredericksburg Messrs. Payne
Turner Lynchbure; Messrs {. G. Reid, Norfolk; Mr. r. l.
Pitts Tappahannock Mr. VIM Gray Por Royal Virginia. and Of
VIM Peck, Raleigh, " c.
Cotton Presses, with the Presses
prieand Mi orders for various ether kinds OF Machines
fvr turning Mill irons JABEZ PARKER
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
POETRY.
"urca yIr gEMAiss rssr'no'
From the .sirlr Hor!d.
AR, N,,IIt,l.y MUSINGS

(From the .s'.lr Hord
MELANCHOLY MUSINGS.
rr THE HON aHs. soato>.
Al, ,vbo e'.r dreamed when on LIES flowers,
An fresh and fragrant, lightly pressed
Th. velvet football at the Hours,
And iny and hop each VISION blest,
Thai snfrn.Ss such a press me now,
Would shroud III. darkcned heart anu o'o"'
Though friendship. when our sky Is light,
IN beauty DER uur pathway bends
a. cIn d. rIrsm b.au' iful and hr'cht
when tinyed with sunshtne-falthess friends
Fen like the summer ciouds-are gone
WHEN darkness and the storm come on
And lnyr--,hat incense 50 divine
or the fond breast IN guieless youth,
FLAMES of nj some unworthy shrine,
And they who trust 10 piiehted ruth,
Lean on a reed that soon may part,
And send IL. shivers through tie heart.
And fame, for winch We spend our breath,
l. but a meteor Of the mind,
That lures NJ on 10 toll and death;
And her succe ssful ruiarIeS find
Hates poisoned flowers AMID the chain
of roses wrcathed around the BRAIN.
For envv's ~. and SANDERS tongue
Mus, lay the aspiring spirit low,
Although the innocent and young
Be more than orphaned by the blow;
And for a Mnihrr'> hnnnrrd name,
BE left heritage of shimc.
JOYS fount has long since heen dried up;
Nv soul, by care and sorrow riren,
Turns rs | d ain lifr's hitter rna,
Frum hcar,l.ss mln 10 righteous heaven:
And Oh 1 Ion. on earth's .,:t breast,
To Law my weary head aud ret.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

OrrrcE OF COSY. GE>rrAl Of SUBSISTENCE,
Washington. July Isl, leo
orp,E ATE proposals i b. received office until he Isl
- day Tor the delivery Of provisions III ilK TI
the troops The United states, upon INSPECTION d "
II, .Nt,c Orleans.
I(o barrel, Of Fork
300 barrels oil fresh sup-riinr Flour
o. bushels of new white ic!d Beans
- in,,irl "t good ~isln day Salt
N Hc paj'ic iuatjHy. S'r m"'S fr"m for' I"fS""'
mnoiig He CMD.jchi,
IGj h,5rcr- pf Pork
80 barrel, Of fresh .npeE:ioe Flour
30 bushels Of white field Beans
G,Htl pounds Of good bard Soap
100 bushels of good clean dry salt . go
The whole delivered all month Of April si! and 10
leave Na,chtuc.cs I.y sHh February, lsil.
lit Fart smith, irEanSas
100 barrels Of Pork
1000 barrels Of fresh -urrrdn~. Flour
800 bl-rcl, of wnI,r fell Beans
lj,0lr pounds good hard soap
iJJ bushels 81 good clean cry salt
IN. y mol. 10 he delivered IN al the m"nhof May, leii
III 81. linus, Or J.tsrsoa Barr"ths, Missouri
so barrels at Pork
I.0O barrel, OF fresh -upcrdnc Flour
40 bushels Of nrSw white field Beans
1910 ponds good hard soap
~ hu,!irl. Of good clean d:g salt.
III fort CrnwfOrd, Prairt" dH IhcH, -hSSiSSPp Tref
-, i Tar"i. Of il 81, n .nfrranc Flour
ia ou-!!rI. Of white trG !sar-
3.ug pounds good !atrd soap
2rr1 plun.,. of good hard tah,w Candies
hn.rrl, 81 good dcau dy Sa!t
TN, whole to be delivered b. tir ist Of June, lsl
II Fart SnetttHg, 81. Peters,
NV" wv, ,.1s ~, ,,'.s .,,c,fu. rlonr
.,, h',. =, ,,,. ., rn;,. n,I p,an.
G.pp pounds Of good hard soap
;.mJ pounds al good hard talcw Candies
Ia, i,,.hrI. at r,.rl clean Dir. salt
m ,,hal,' =, H.. Delivered h. the I.ih nf June. ISL
o. E,r I.y,,LaaJ On HE For rjrsr al HE p0ItHgf
fot unit Wisconsin yir'r!
3'0 barr.I, d Pork
20 bushels . white held Beans
~, i "'im!s ." a'"" t h h, ,,pp. Candies
To bushels good clean dry Salt
The whole 10 be delivered ny 'hS hrst june, iefi
III + orr HoCHF"- tT'tH buY-
900 barrels ol Pork
400 barrel, Of fresh ,upcr:iur Flour
I-o bushels Of white DrI Beans
1853 pounds "i ."oh hnH .U'P :.
a,oo0 pounds ri good hard ta"w Candies
~ bushels ni good clean d.! salt
The Whole I" he delivered by thr tt OF Jn". FL.
III f0rt Brddy, smut dc Ste. .IGTis.
rn larr.l. Of fresh >np.r;in4 Flour
a. i,,.r,r,. If n,,, MN, r.ld Bean,
Inn ,,nnJ. Of good hard S,a,
%g, r,"mJ. II .r5d rnri ,ail,w Candle.
- :, in.I.r. nf r,,I ,lro, dir, SnIt
- =, G'I'.' y. I', I ~ VI H. az, ., lam. 1911
'"' ""'' ;, w I.E p,S,~E, JL liam ua;u.
- ''"" , ~ '''' '''
20 barrels Of 'r"sI s,prri'n" : icHr
h,|l i"uh1H VI -'o' n"', .,u,P
1000 pounds at good hard tii"w andes
iGn bushels oi good clean drS SAT- 49,, ,-.,
Inc wh"c I" pr hcH'cie" VI pceo''' 1917 'u '"""A' ~
February, ieiL
III .ACH } ORR.
$40 barrel. uf Pork
500 ha.rrl- Of fresh superinr Flour
sap bushels ri - white iyd Beans
GO1O pounds good bard Soap
la bust"l, ": good clean dry salt
n Baltimore.
300 barrels Of Pork
IN barrels II ir'-l s'iperinc Flour
-, hJ.,,t. -, n.w whit" fr!I Beans
''J 50 G !o'',i. .lo. sIra" Dig saI,.
and [', m. r,l a,"n,I,, If "arh hid
"a. minds md, ,.a,;,ir> III rari, delivery ~ those unss v here
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
II. vANDERBURGH,
-. - /,
President ofMe Council.

Voted By the Council unanimously and by the fo use
~ pe,resentat;yes with five dissenting voices See
Archives Of the Historical Society Of Ohio, when
co mo ed principally Of the letters from Burnett Of vi"
nirnnti j Delafeld, u.
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POLITICAL.

Biting rtbuke-Hurso for tie Teeunssh kWer-Cot.
.Johnson trU not encamp on has enemyS ground
When al Chillcothc, the Federaists were determined
TO have Col Johnsoh's statement OF the battle OF
the Thames They called him and he gave il. THIS
was reported by the Editor Of the Chllicohe Adv"r-
tser But il did not suit the AIDS of Gen Harrison,
whereupon the following correspondence took place,
which we find in the CiRcinnah Republican,
CIxcISSAri, oath August, 1910
Dear Sir: It was my object, practicable, in address
ing the enclosed letter 10 Col. Johnson, to prevent
any unpleasant feelings between two gallant officers Of
the late war; who, from my own personal knowledge,
entertained high rrspect for each other. am more
than gratifed to find have not been unsuccessful ~
the attempt Without communicating with either OF
these gentlemen take upon myself the responsibility
ofau,hcrizng you 10 publish the correspondence, and
am Yours respectfully,
I. ID. CARNEAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

Notice To Pfe-en.ption Claimants.
Every person claiming Of pre- empon Ia any OF 'e
IN lie ahovr proc tuatpn requested 10 prove
IN. same Ia the Register ana Receiver "l Tue
nrnr nd r ana make payncnt therefor prGt'G-
s,ng notice. order that The cii INA! W
those officers ageeab 10 law, III due te' Pre-" %
1I dar of y, a, hen Lf IRE empoa Of lcS A erprs by
i,naOa: and all claims dnly made kno" ana pG of P'
JAMES WHlTCOMB,
c,,a,,i.,;oy,r Of ne GeaeraI LaMd 0Ecs
49,. ~ l2-wt2lS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
I ID. CARNEAL.
ClSciNNA1I Ann ~ 1~in

CNcisNATI, Ang. 81 $50.
Sir: | have read the correspondence between your.
self and Col. johnson, relative 10 him at Chicntlc
From the perusal of Col Johnson letter satisfied
that he intended injustice in the speech referred
TO- and that his opinions and sentiments must have been
misreprescnted. Thanking you for the interest You
have manifested in tins natterl return the CORES
pondence W II HARRISON.
T. ID. CARSEh,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
Col. c. S. Todd.
CINci>SATI, Aug 2lth, $40.

S'H'iNNAIi, mug -i'''i ~
GES. w II HAERIso>:
Dear Sir: Immeda;el; after reading The substance
of speech said to BE- made by Col. r VI Johnson at
Chicothe | addressed letter to him, copy oiwhch
is furnished On Yesterday, ! received his answer,
which enclose 10 you
view putting TO rest now and forever, the foul
ISLANDERS that have been and circulating against
YOU as regards your conduct the decisive and glorious
battle Of the Thames, and in my Judgment, leaves no
good grounds for controversy unpleasant feelings be-
tween two brave officers Of that gallant army
Truly your friend,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

OTCE.-A persons having claims against the estate Of
y Terrell Of Hanover, hereby requested pre-
them settlement Those indebted said estate
qured make payment, without delay DESTROYS TO settle
up the estate in the shortest possible time.
NICHOLAS TERRELL, Error.
Sept! aa-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11
CisCISsATI, Aug. II, $50.

IiSCiSsATi, aug IL, l-iV
Nv Dear Colonel: enclose your speech as publish
ed IN the Chillcoth" Advertiser The reporter Of your
speech so far you SPEAK Of General Harrison, ha-
surely misconcesrd not only 50 TANK, but have
50 said. An Inference may be fairly drawa, That you
are not only doubt regarded his courage, but that
YOU had but lutte respect for INN commanding ge-
neral. My personal regard Tor You, induces me alone
10 call your attention the subject and furnish you an
opportunity OF correcting what conceive TO be an er-
roneous and garhed report Of what you did say in Chill
licothe on the 9th inst.
From the enclosed remarks OF Col {. ;. Todd, you
viii al once discover that you take issne and widely
differ II consistent with your feelings furnish me
with your views The subjrct-1hey wall be pub
lished or not you may desire
Truly y"nr friend,
r. ID. CARNEAL.
Col. r. NJ. Johnson, v p,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

'. :
Dr. TIarrison Dear Sir: You WIN OILY" NJ l3 .1'' a@
forwarding gross of your SporiHc Ointment. iug uH y
nate further orders from u, tie opening II the S:n- 'i
the demand for yuur specific Is greatly Increasing.
Yours s.c., H>iIllSp. U,ua,ll% NE,
This valuable Ointment i for sale all the nu store
tcr.hurg, Portsmouth, Norfolk. and Richmond Ir'e
per hox, with full directions.
oct. ~ - 'A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

MOTTO F-BrInc determined q sell 1y Sta u. g,.gu,
Iach. any DESTROYS 81 purchasing .p,st property
great bargain ay early Application They u.rlr
terms a VIII suit the purchaser
Peagrse-Brimmer get bS i"roI, M a.1. ,r Robin
breast, h- grand dam. b. SHARK. dam by !.4tn.
Ba, or'. Franuught dam, hN pla Janus. . go
by Wilmington: ggseEg am. by old I4ng..
The Jack Inferior 10 none and fpa s.ry
J, T. 4. MARTIN
Post Office. Goochland Courthouse.
Aug o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

(Fyem the Co'umbsS Statesman, IF stp. =
MORE OF THE BATTLE OF THE THAMES AND MORE
HISTORY CORRECTED.
The over.anxous aids and friends of Gen. HARRISON
are getting him int6 pretty predcament Of all the
unfortunate CAMPAIGNS with which Gen Harrison has
been connected none will rebound more to hsever!ast.