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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

Politicians Resisier: F'yh Edition. Pub-
lished by II. Greely. Editor Of he N,V Yorker,
This work contains a careful Compilation Of
Returns Of Votes cast in the several States Of
the Union. mainly during the years 1886, 1885
and lsiO, for President. Members Of Congress,
and State officers, arranged by Counties. We
copy the iollo~ins paragraph relative to it from
the Journal Of Commerce.
We have examined this work sith some
attention, aud. that VIC may not seem TO DIS
parsse other manuals of a similar character
will osly say that u Is among the very best
which have been given TO the public. 1hers
Is -iihal degre. Of impsriiainy exhibited ,s
u respects the eonteudins pariIts. ~hith not
always to be found IN s,nlsr publications. BOT
ah,ei, "a our jDd smeni, adds much TO US value.
TIE Register Is FOR sale at W C~liahsn'
BooA Store
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
z L z o r o n s.

HENRY BULL. Of Newport.
JOHN D'WOLF, Of Bristol
JESSE HOWARD. Of Cranstou.
THOMAS S. TAYLOR. Of S. Kingstown
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
D appeal 10 records /:

Uufng some yeals m MI Adams's admins
traton. with the Uuted Stale. Bank in full
force. Hour on the board ~1s as low a. 81. go
per barrel. Was this caused BY the United
States Bank then IN full force OF by Adams
and Clay misrulc
So much for the prices of produce to be sold.
Look moment at the better state of things in
lSl0, than IN lS27, of the foreign articles TO be
purchased for home consumption. The lower
these are, the better IT oi course is for the peo-
Pile m large, who are Obliged to buy aud con.
sumo them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

These are some uf the fruits Of reducin. IN.
iaril under ten. Jackson. and stand in bold re-
liei against Mr.. Clay aud Adams high tsriiI
prices.
These tabular statements might be extended
much Iartber with similar results. vsr, n pot
likely to prove tedious.
1t follows, therefore. that il tn. prices Of pro-
due- have been made low b, bad government.
Mr.. ADAMS aud Mt Cla,'s Joiui administration
was much worse than Nit Van Burcn's; aud
II the prices Of iuteisn sr,igcs are made low by
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

The hing oI the French, being with his fam
ily at Ev. resolved to thank the Buologuoise IN
person lor their loyalty, aud embarked for that
place on board the Neioee steamer. The
weather beIns boIsierous, II vas impossible TO
enter Boulsgne, aud the steamer proceeded to-
yards Calais. aud struck ON the sand off that
port. The passengers succeeded IN lsnding
IN boats, while the kns insisted on bein- ibe
last person TO leave the steamer. Ou lsDdIng.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23


In 1877, tea at Boston per IL. was SIS eents.
In lsiO, S5 do
L" le2', coffee was II do
IN ieio ony II do
In lS27, sugar was Nl4I
IN ielO' only siNl4t
10 ls2', molasses per gallon was "a cents.
In leio' only % do
IN le2I' salt per bushel was 10 X J75
In lsIO IA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06

10 conclusion. then, iellow.eitizens,
would impress it upon alI-Democrnts and
Wings, to give up The idea of watching each
other aud direct your eye TO the Govern.
ment. Do that, and your children aud your
chidren's children, to the latest pus,erlty,
will be as happy and as free as you and your
fathers have been.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
TO THE FREEMEN
OF TIE
I2th Congressional District
OF North Carolina.

prosslonal election when publicly address.
ed the people 10 my district, | informed
them would al the polls vote for General
Harrison, If he we're nominated Tor the Pre-.
sidency. | did not then intend or expect
again to address you on thai SUBJECT; be.
heyins when the people had all The prlnoi.
pies and services Of the candidates fairly
before them they would make judiclous
choice. But TO my surprise and regret
have seen circular letter signed and pub
lished by the Hon. W. Montgomery, aud
the Hon. NJ. II. Hawkins, two Of the Van
Buren, members Of Congress, from North
Carolina, grossly disappearing the opln
ions of Gen. Harrison, aud deceiylng the
people, while they pretend to refer to his
recorded votes aud public acts Now, /
think, those who ill honorable stations,
+ 1ike Witnesses in law should lellthe Whoie
truth and not publish part Of law ap
proved by Gen. Harrison, aud withhold and
suppress part, (and a very lmportan, part
too on the same subject ard approved by
him on the same day. For instance, ~
their circular letter, they publish two sec
Aohs 'he own anu oAs'j o' 'no i'u'",ia
laws leaving out aud entirely omlliIng ibs
9th section of the law in the same book
on The same subiect-now In the law and
the testimony
The only part Of the lndiana law publish,
ed by ". Montgomery, and VI. +. Haw.
kins, in their letter is the following -
Extract from Tie LARS of The Indiana Territory.
printed at Iaeemes, BY Mssps. Sfoui and
Nmooi n ieo', and noT q nc A.srdy q fhe
"'4'e D'p-''Ish. ,' = ng.o" '"s
'hAr I'm u
~ A'' % nEsr.eTiN' 'A'AL' ANp r'N's"Ai ; y, :,
anv IT, ~" -" p'Or h = e ~
nal law, 81 sentenced "a pay fno or fines uith
or without the costs Of prosecution, ii shall and
may % l4"iui iot INC SouI' oeioie "nU'i sue"
rI a si'1ii ~ y ol-e' ~
sel' ~ ie sne Peisoi VI persons y ~ =
ssiF4oo' - 4uy poiooh " Poi1ons ""o W. p1y
..s sa'a ~. az oos's io' sN0u t''i y '''ue =
'H9 salu G9utss snaA luege ie-soh.o'o $1,000
ana u such person or persons 30 sentenced
of his or her master or mistress before the term
of such scIvitude shall bo CX ulreS, he or she 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
Ipormlsu GTors for Sale.

NzIsiiIN purchase OF larger now offer TO-
" sale my FARM Pamunsy river, containing cav ecfeh
lies miles Eichmond 10 Of Ayos on The Ma'cpon
aud Castle. There great abundance vi mar
on the river Immediately above and below AID there are on THIS
Land strong Of cacArcous dcposifcs There large
wood aud clear The lard well adapted 10
cora wheat aad coefhc grain mhy DO 70 vessels
within miles The lies remarkably well, BEN:
sIuaTe, little waste land and IN hugh
state Ia word in point Of beauty and etiiy
challenges comparison with farm in Lower Virginia The
Bunsa overlooking Of HAT land near line con-
ire Of the sn good quality consisting OF two story "9oh
house with kitchen with rooms good dares
an excellent cehousc good oyeess houses large orck
stable carriage house, harm, houses machine house, with
good po:cr caa and every necessary nc
ward and are hanAoey enclosed OF the best nationals
hae ia zu s sune.c, sufficiently remote from the vcr
10 ensure perfect health with well o! the best water 10 The
yard. ,,. ;, : go 80,
Also ANICKSVILLE for sale. il conts'ns ~ 3 acre.
az land an situate tho rSnd leading from Mangchich
bv pbpeys srry 10 Richmond within miles of the ferry
IL good grocery and small dry goods store black
smith shop wheewght shcp and private here
no nu5c tbs road io distance Of - OF ~
The buildings ara new, CONSUMING of dwelling house with lou
room, aud kitchen and dass stoehonse IN oics
shop blacksmith shop besides other small houses
EJ address. Euiieii. Rins william. ,.,o
Soy - ,1i-Nl ~ IL : "''''.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
MATTHEW'S .7C.9DE-NY.


'sE Trustees Of tho Mathews Academy have elected a. m
for the ensuing yGar Esncl Archer s!undsf7 ~
OF the Professors OF the Richmond Cay hcadrmyi
Principal and Williams Prior Esp, also lately engaged 10 70
Richmond Academy "a Assistant Instructor BON mess ss"
men regulations Teachers and from boir long er
AMI the advantages they hive derived rom
in the largest Academy tbs state, etnneEy iu
( the perform Tho duties required IN such manner as WI
conducive Usefulness and prosperity OF the Institution
tIs Institution Ps'l
Virginia po-essin. advantages Inferior TO no aad
u The State situated healthy region, with uhle Professor
II very accessible. by water packet. regularly ~ The
Norfolk II hmond aud Bamc;r, aud but short "'A %
The llndia. the academy-aDi s-y, thcIe no a-'u'
cheap in The OF buard ipG :Ti;ion. ,.,..,
IL decmad every branch Of fsi's
All the branches OF thc English laugh
taught ~ Academies together with the Latin and Greek
viii be taught in III, Institution, far as Viii qnaI, he
10 enter college engage the usual avOcati0ns Of NE
The terms u follows, viz: . 0aJ
oard lodging washing and lights, session Q! I've month";
Tuition 10 the English Branches except Maihe"@"'P 100
session, l2D
Mathematics, l5U
Latin and Greek Languages, ,,i IN .,nl,q.
The fees vi each session lie pad ~ advance ...
will be admitted fo isa The ses'ion' Io' " ~
be- made for any except rou,r and
The ir-l viii commence on me l1'h % he ;a
inmate the 18th OF June Tn. second session WIN p's' "
Of IuIy and 18th Of DecemEi. p,,,
By order Of The Board Of Trustees W 81" u l.,ru-.
Reference may be made. 10 the 9ua'hcsil'a o. Grc.fI
tors y, Wrniisn Robertson, Es9 Thomas Kttch'' j oe!
PaI,aId rsyoo Rev Dr Egpie, Professor MAMMA " r. Wt
pnfe,,n, Roga,s uairsrsity Of Virgins; job" I}'e -
| r,m.burx ssd Professor Dew. William a"a 'ai' ,q,J
| SQv23
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

NrOTICF-7o Friends, Cutomer and tbr fHh'f-ia''he
~ determined wind up present Grocery i''n'> anu "
devote general Commission bnsin, -
the kinds of produce and merchandise serf
offer for good paper, remaining sto' "
trocerrs Cotton Yarns consisting thr usual variety
We shall be prepared liberal advances on produce
other propertv actually hand One of US will attend al me "
baccn Warehouses daily and particular attention WI r n 70 al
'e ~ D. ANDERSON, Jr.
-i-lawbN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
NJ ~ SnlLh Skre.t. EAh.mnrk.

J..
DGre w. ~ Street. Baltimore.
C,pirs -, Two MILLos, DOLLARS.
Tf President and Trustees OF this Company receive Mo
nry Dcprsite, which interest viii ne al!uw.d nShe
Lives .tnnuies and EndoW nenis, and
manage Trusts every description which be conf
charge, whether from individuals, corporate DO.
dies, courts Of justice.
l. MoSEY Will received held and the interest
thereon paid seGannnay quarterly ~ conformity with th
direction the i'll be placed, the end
every the credit Of the Trust Fund Tor accun-
lation.
. LIFE ISsrR scEPcsors may effect INSTANCES with The
Company their lives, IN" lives O others, G1 ""
year years, the whole Of life The table of ra'
computed ,s Company upon the most favorable tenI ~
well for the officers Of The Navy and Army ctizcnsand y
h. had application L. ia. Company ItS .i2"nl-.
AS>rirE..-Ihrsc will ," granted such terms n VIII
enable the anntant 10 enjoy the aree-t INCOME Tor any s.'n
OF money.
Eypow person who desires 10 provide capital
ward, wlr h. sla al the aye al II years"
NoOn daughter, .n' CT roAEE ~.
panE.
0fcsrs and Trustees Of he Ccnpcnp Macamcy, Esq, w. -
President Baltimore; Durr fsI l.. L. H., We. President
Ne" York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, " IhurHioh, a's''
Secretary.
Tra.tsss-Isaar Lawrence Beverly Robinson b. NcNicEaT
Charles A. Davis Samuel Wcnor David liaidcn, Ahth"iS
Eack1y, H. George f. raiImam, r. g. Nrvns, RMrh
IT, Colt Morris Robinson, New York. Matthew J., BcNah wa"
Samuel Hoffman, fredercH ". Bruno, g. :. Oidhed, Josef"
Cushing Fielding l.ucaS, jr, Baltimore. .,
Applications he made personally OF h. letter post ii
The Agent. the Company Virginia, who Will fgIn:.a nc
rc,nC lnnranccs making other arrangements through "
Company fur the benefit Of their families estates
y. VI. TABB, Agent, Richmond, -.
J9gsufs pTgrHA.
rnilrr NJ. T.pH, Esq, RI hmon''
ltN. = SIM"so>, Es'l Petersburg.
t:Eo. ". C.Nr, Esq, Norfolk.
ROBERT ASDEa,os, Esq, williamsburg.
J"HS. BEUCE, ESP, Winchester 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

The board however, suspended the final adoption Of
the measure until they had communicated fully with
The representatives of the State, the Bank of Virginia
and the city Of Richmond, who entirely concurred IN
the exprdiency and propricty of its adoption. Mr..
Johnson was moreover particularly called upon, as
counsel for the company, to the perfect legality OF
the measure and after careful examination gave it rs
his opinion that the issue of such notes would conflict
with no provision OF tho cx;s,ng.laws Of the land.
Being satisfied OF the legality OF this proceeding and
of the concurrence of the representatives, ofso large
portion ofthe stockholders, deemed unnecessary to
invite special meeting ofthcir body upon this occasion
The proposition appeared 70 be clear scarcely 10
admit OF discussion. Upon the hand by the anti
cipaton Of the future in the form proposed
measure perfectly legal in itself the works have con
nued TO progress, and the first grand division of the
canal will shortly attain TO completion and bring in It's
train all the blessings we expect.
On the other hand, If the issue had not been made
the works must immediately have stopped, and the
pension would have been followed by the most fright
iul consequences in the various forms Of damages
covered by the whole line of contractors for violation
Of contracts; of the destruction Of capital by the decay
of unfinished works. of the loss OF tolls BY the failure
to complete the canal to Lynchburg Of the total dsband
men and dispersion of the whole corps Of engineers of
the disgrace, and perhaps entire subyerson OF the whole
scheme of improvement.
In conclusion of NY remarks upon this branch of the
report, have only to add, that at the meeting of the
board of directors IN the month of November il was
Declined cxpedent and proper give public notice that
unless the board should in the time be enabled 10
offer payment in other form, they would give the
conpanys bonds guaranteed by the State, in exchange
for the companys post notes the different issues of
those may fall due the first of January next,
und the first Of each successive month thereafter
3. Receipts and disbursements of the year. and pre-
sent state of the finances of the company:
On the lst December, 1888, there remain
cd on hand 10 the credit Of the company
in the Bank of Virginia balance of
nett revenue arising from the old i'm
provemcnts, of 1916 81
And balance from receipts account
of capital stock, from loans and other
sources applicable to the new improve.
men!s, Of 55,-9l "a
Making total Of S7j,635 %
During the year ending with the 3Olh November,
eso, the receipts applicable to tho improvements
l,nru liam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
Dec 81

NEGRO RINC-ne subscribers intending Ia continue their
old bushes. u! hiring negroes. would inform their friends
and the public that r" sill lie ready the first day Of January
them III thai Inc j. desirable that those intend
with their business would do early posi-
bic gvin. the ncgrO. that und shals
situations We would remind io-, wlsn. hire,
would be their interest apply early, Iav" already
considerable number placed hands Tor hire. Our charge
hiring per W. the through
the year IN Sickness aud collect the hire without anrr
charge ROBERT ;iI. {: CO.,
%! doc. from old Market, Main Street.
Richmond II Ll-r.JaR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11
Richmond, Dec. :, ISIS.
PIANO FORTE WARE-iIOTsEI

u
TIME subscriber constantly receiving from the Celebrated
manliafacory MISS. CLARK, New York. elegant rna
plain Piano Fure, possessing the latest Improvements, aud as
dccacy touch and peculiar To teI H7
nnfacurC.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments aud Musi'S
Merchandise general.
FoTte repaired tuned, let hire md taken IN c'-
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered for sal" IN ii
at The subscriber. VII"
moss enabled To sc At the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices. ....a
r. H. TAYLOR,
PIANO Forte and .Nu~e Store, opposite the BGnEr
Ann | 2I-If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

LnUcATioN-fi have established nj Farm IN the Comfy
II Of James til! about y miles from WILLIAMSBURG and a"n
seminary, which beg leave 10 invite the attention the
public. "
'uathneSs It's inhabitants are remarkable for their
Tie .con d rh, viii consist months councnc.
fret oi January terminating on the 10Th Of Dccm
the month August and one half VI July for
I'm. Institution WIN be- entirely under lie direction Of Mr. e. J.
pgn aud other teachers he associate with HIM
The subjects h" taught spclline Reading, Writing
,Itnee Grograi History English GFaan1, SoIss,i.n
Economy, Chemistry Natural Phosope, A>tron"Eny Algebra
Iis iaar:rr requisite for instractns be-
pupils practical part o! Mathematics and th,m'a AMI
Philosophical Appala; A:t MI! cSsI>" for illustrating
the important p:in..i &. III t sciences Il thrtpa"n
is II. :c "i also t"rnir - "r> upon ir most '''"nahIe
terms At. rc Books an" io.: which they NAY require
Tn! expenses whole ssiun, "c!uti"g Board, Tuition a
sirdra' attendance VIII BE- "mI! s! ia!ac n
advance. Ii pupil cntr thc srno al III" commencement u
session. h. rhargraLt. with Tic EXPENSES OF The Mole
SION hotter II after ''e shall! have
commenced, only oi The time Of entering 10 'he 'bd oil tr
have made Arrangements 10 accommodate, in manner
MhIch t!nh MI! give "" satisfaction TO Tie pahir hn"i iiy
aoalsr- and rret establishment become
Gni ,.I viii ,s%"vI r, attention which. their situation NAV
require Tr lap!s wiI; reside separate LOT, with the
teacher. AID will ID AZ ali times under s and direction
I" these VII" are uatGuat'G with the g"aii' N
Pryor instructor Of YOUTH be proper to state thai he "a
ar=aa; William and nary ,o!csn, Ia, been tnsaG-d IN
bleaching the young idea how 10 shoot 70: twelve years The great
~ part ot which time r has been the principal teacher TIE
Hampton i'adr', anu i. u!,r MS administrators ta in.,
tuition ma rifs!' more iNnantH thah ever aId before AZ"
acquired nsea, abroad which never before "nJ"y"i
IN the iln Academy take charge OF THIS seminary, ayms
Academy high state o prosperity, and his patrons and
advisable introduce into this n" the testimonials u
qualifications Mr Pg" by the frnlty Of iam and MARY,
which R- been kni, rdercd 10 him bS his patrons
Hampton. The his patrons numerous FOX pub
:" ''''''' 1"1 ''"'' JOHN T. sEAlPLc
James City County, Nor. %, 1899.
William and Nary College, al.t Dec, lS.ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

InrSday, December u, I-3!
The meeting convened pursuant TO adjournment
present 5 Yesterday.
Mr. Chapman Johnson, from the committee on the
Presidents report and accompanying documents, pre-
sentcd the following
The committee to whom was referred the report Of
the president of the company, with instructions to re-
port such measures they should think proper 10 be
adopted by the meeting, have performed their duty
and report the following resolutions which they recon-
mend to the stockholders for their adoption
Rsscirrd, That committee Of three be appointed
whose duties il shall be 10 present memorial TO the
legislature, representing to them the causes which Will
probably pre- the completion Of the canal through
the lands of John Percva lvnchburg for several
months after it will have been completed III all other
parts from the basin ut Richmond TO Lynchburg, and
asking permission to levy the tolls provided by their
charter when the canal shall have been completed from
the basin al Richmond Lyncbnrg, with the exception
Of so much thcrcofas has been located through the lands
Of John Pcrcivai; aud moreover asking OF the legsla-
ture that in all cases of assessments made hereafter and
confirmed BY the court writs OF possession may be ssl
ed under suitable regulations in order to put the COM
pany in possession Of the land condemned for their
use.
2dlv Rssoircd, That until the next meeting of the
stockholders the president and directors shall have al-
tllory to borrow money the credit Of the company
provided that no loan loans negotiated under this
solution shall severaly the aggregate at any time
exceed FIVE hundred thousand dollars.
3dy Reso!rrd, That the committees hereafter appoint
cd to examine the books, papers and accounts oi!e COM
pany be authorized 10 employ competent accountants to
assist them in the performance Of their dntes, and TO
allow them such compensation for their services as they
NAV deem reasonable; which allowance certified by the
committee shall be presented TO the president and d.
rccors and paid by their order out OF the funds OF the
company II shall be the duties of such committees TO
report their proceedings from time TO time 10 the pre-
sdcnt and directors and TO make an annual report
thereof TO the stockholders in general meeting.
4thly, Rcs0irrd Tia; Nessrs. Nicholas Mills Der.
nard Pcyton, Lewis Webb Robert Gwathmey, David
Anderson, IT., Samuel Marx and Archibald peasants
be appointed committee for the ensuing year 10 exam
inc the books papers and accounts OF the company and
10 report thereon according the OF the next
preceding resolutions; and that in executing tins duty
they carry back their examination 10 the 3oth Novc-
Der, lc31.
The rcpor, Of the committee having been read the
several resolutions contained therein were on motion
successfully adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed By the
chairman members OF the committee I" present me
mortal to the Legislature pursuant to Tie iFst Of the
foregoing resolutions: -
Nessrs Chapman Johnson, John Rutherford, Elem
ing James.
On motion of Mr. James,
The meeting acio;:rIcd sine dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT
Of the President 10 the Stockholders Of the James Rcer
and Kaaa,eha Company, Together ,ciM the Proceed
inss Of the Stockholders at their fifth 2aauai Meet
ing az December, 1880, Se.-[CoycLuDED.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

The resources of Che company for the means OF car
rYng its improvements ma: DC stated a. follows;
State scrip unsold, so,Go w
Richmond scrip unsold lii,.No ho
Lynchburg scrip unsold, 4b,''nO ~
Interest due on the SAME, i,l'' o0
Balance due from the corp"
ration OF Lynchburg on ca
'pi,al stock, i','a'O To
Balance due from Washing
ton College ON like account. G,G0c0 90
Balance due from private
stockholders OH Ike
count 220,590 Is
Balance of cash hand, i,:'Gi -
Total unrcalizcd from the old
capital Of the company, -- i"f.,9po ~
add unrcal,acd balance Of the guaranteed
loan autLorizcdby BY nc, Of the Lcgis-
ture Of the 23d March, 1889, l,isr,0tO Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

Leaving balance Of resources applicable
when realized, 10 the new improve.
mcnts of the company, of Sl,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

Robert irving VIM j. Robertson and Peter Walker, LII" in"r-
chants partners trading ana style 81 IRVING,
Robertson Co.. ana TIE Roh irving, Ptte' m%rr ahd
VIM j. Robertson paiu,.> another al 'et" " aikf
Co. u lHchure, icnhn H. paiicsor, Daniel EaI"i'A, va
Ter l.. ronaue Jan,. Powell fmmrIs ~ beanr, Francis u.
Deau". IT,. ABRAHAM Warwick and John H. Nar"'tk,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

$500 90
2l5,0o5 Il
324,23l -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

Making an aggregate Of Sl,9l2,900 4
From which deduc, liabilities above stated 120,3JG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-11

S75,G35 IS
nth the 30lh November,
to the new improvements