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taI FrcciFst iron Fraasg lgaaia eel Sc.
60 Igiaat 3 isfgs aupPig ~ BtR IHoN g.
sofiee--fee-. 90 art squrrg. Alec. q large
aaPplf n Fiourh iroua, ati1h ahi ell lev
icF caaht OF CD runeiuei ruHrnrrg q short
frfth THOMAS nhWLfNG
Gharisneaa. Aerrsi 5. 1881.
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sheFman's Cough E.ozenrea

SheFmam's COugh LIOzenRes
! AZ ~ suPeFssding the use Of ell other re me-
SASA dies Ter coughs. cOlds. Asgaua, Croun.
NhooPtag Coagh. ard Coasumpsios. Thsv wiii
90, eu'irEiy eFsdissts rhe Small Pux, Mesxiss. o.
ns,ooPlng Ssugh nsiihsr uiii 'bsy raisr The dead.
o. % Say oshsr Representatives, bul thsy viii CURE
COOSh Oh u ID soonsF thaa ans oshrr
medisthe, give immrdisis Frlief 10 WhoouIsv
Cnnsh: CroaP, sas MraEi.s. snd CURE con-
SUMPTION 10 less time thss asv 49, -.r,-',i.
Ihsy not o,J the l,est. b., a. -ks.,-,, -,
sioe - use. StH ocnts gorth day is ~ tk.t h
req"ifsd Be- any sese, and 80 ordinary rss.s sr-
eessd 20 Gee o. tee days They sr- sos rot 90 sns
pahrd inio notirs foF fru u,orths a. eli ~.
Puhle end maks fortuar, knou,uv 49, ,t,,'.-,..
ai'd popularity nuss sensr vhen thr t,sfs.r ,tors
Bot thsy ere atfOdusef - standard sttisir ~,
sg 90 Their 'ntTiesie ssyit for iastine psirsnae-
Ihsy ere used aad rsuonu,endrd b. a. Ns,l;s.i
FsealIy, end ~ az vho ksye ssrd ibsu, .t'isL !.
Pc, positive Of their extraordinary cod beasasisl
sHERMANs woRM LozENcEs
Fe~ are asars hoe nsay 5issasss srise g..
woFmSg thy are not oouaursi 40 rAilsr., -, 49,, 49,
80. epos tao,issnds. esq, raiiiioss - aduIts 80
and sssn die frnua thrir e8rsts asS uey~r s...s
!, 80, - . ae.s ,sli diaHJ, fsyrEish. sssilsss
VmPiofna - Al obsiinaie Couah F.gst. ~. 49,
~ tsHDba, bleeding q che ase slSsd-rb. 49,.
,s,eIFor, D,s'arbsd DTrass. si-rp BrnksS ~ n,
tee, Bsd issir h. lhs ki,.fb Cle.sis 4. $50
itclieE ~ The Noe. Fains tifiti,,,. u. I. -
= ~ sioassh - Bevsis. Nsasss sgssss,i.,-'..-
ts.''''fts, teisesnut. itstisF 81 th~ A.
'orsFos nighi 80 - ieHkih dsisstiaas al 49,. -
-. 50 70 deriafiaE tbssiueitts. viras,.,
~ tsiisi. hssspse they 30 not 40 A. AZ. -, !.
eiRst ~ ~ ihTts symptnms uat-ss 49, -. -.
.-a-'t atroatf To- tsrts sofss ofl..r 80, .I-..
W psmt srs sagaisg Size dsslrusii,,. ~ 60
- ~ - .,sni shil.irtu ssve Ffu Carsuis,..s
~. 80 sna 80 tom Wrrtus 49,. : 4 = 49,. = I
-. esthh MS WOhM EaDLEgGEa ~.-.iS
49, fssssnisd, $50 ltsps tsse.i 49,. gs
ne = erefuzss ag nua ~ o..s e., 49,
80 Spi'rEss, sad afisr ssteral yssFs of 49, -.
.5 "a ,,..-neg siaay' haa Discovered sd 80. |
Il - ,. 80 esfi,sn ssFaliiuer. uhisk ~ ~. |
- ~ 9oll1 ~ raeri priee Is 80. - -
80 ~ 2. x VIA, fseasrai &C., -
"a, hsi,,laofs 80 liiEh sirtsts. usit~ors
Aiao-iar tris 81 ~ rinr- al
wa AMnEnFnu
JAMES miGGfNs
,. -. a. ERTtEn.
6tstAsrErfsgs
hsg ~, iefi.--Iy. et,
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A. nnIes tni1an h ~ Clsrks o. 6 az
cresit su9srtas caurt e Las nnd chsaesry
fer Js9sf.oe csunty, Ne arst Asoday n An
gust. iStif
LatAsy J. Cor, AID Beyamia Ford, AID
OaRisI Saydey, parinsrs nnder ~
name and frIs Of Ford 4 Snyder,
DGSEnDAMys,
IN cH9NcERY.
NNtiB Arfeu6nnf Lnthsf !. Cus, uos haxiNr enter.
- I'd he sPFearsaee. 80 gissa ssssrity aSsordiae
- Ne 80 a asssmAly ud ihs raiss q THE sosrl
I'D 4 aVqeurisg " alaefastory sytduos tAaa ~ u
90 es inhehitanl q this essniry n n erAyak
TAat ~ SD dcisndaats - appear hers e. ths Sra
dsy q ne neEt teFn. snd sasvsF ths iii q ths
PlaintRl sd thai eoPy u THE order b forth iih
insrrtrd - 5000 nssspspsr Puhllshed "a charIes-
tsws, fer two @oeshs rsseesaivsly, snd posted u
ne Ioss door q The ~Oars-hssss IA The Ssld lssu
of ChArlesao~a.
a o'''-r' Sr. BROWN, c,.,..
Asrus s. Isil. - ~''
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eJ-coU-%lRF PRODUCE viii be received
~ exchange Tor any Of tie above articles.
r. ID DORIAN < CO.
Harpers-Ferry. July 90, IsII SIN.
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TO Ehe Public.

~ Stae A~uottCs
HYHE subscriber tskss this method Of Iu-
- ferming the pablic that h0 has purchased
the TAN YARD and all the APPURTENANcRs
thsroIo. Of Mr. David Humphreys, situated 90
E'hts run, near the western end Of Charles
town He Intsad' carrying on the TANNING
BUSINESS, 10 all its braachsa, ana hspss D, =
strict attention 10 the sane 10 obtain from the
public share Of their patroasge.
RICHARD A. MoRRISs.
ChsrlestoVn. April !, le4l.
ON. B. The Highest market price aIvavs
given for HIDES sa4 BARK. n. a n
April !, istl
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TRANSPORTATION


On the Canal, &c.
VHNHE undersigned having purchased the
- Boats, ware-tiouss, add Stock, OF MsssFS.
WsEsr & Co. al this place, announce 60 the pub.
Tic that they are ready to receive for Trsaspor-
talon on the csaal or RAll.RoaA, both here
ADD ~ Ihs Ola Furnace,
Ill kinds Of Country Produce,
AID will advance DO0Sy or purchase the came,
uPOd the most favourable tsrms. They viii
also Receive sad Forward Msfehsndiss and
ether articles on the most rsasons Die terms.
WM. RUSSELL & CO.
HsrPsrs-Fsrry, Aug. 30, 1870.
N. B.-rhsy will keep on hand, for sale
Plaster. Ftsh, salt, Coal, &c.
WR.k CO
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AoEus,s. 1891
YIRGHMHA.fn -,

VIRGINIA, Co Wfds
~ ne Circuit Superior Court Of Lav anA
ChaacsTy for JeasTson County. Virgins.
.dHmisladdai Moore, acting and ssly
qualified Executor Of Francis Moore.
aeeeased, and .7Hamishaddai Moore.
Sally O. Moore, igid0to, George w.
Humphreys, late Sheriff Of .Js6ersos
County, committee ad5aiHisfrsfoy Of
Jesse n. Moore, William .gfriaey and
Lydia, he ioifs, .AHa Duke, and Ann
Duke, eTecutrir Of Robert Duke. .7r.
etibaid Bo'CeH and Afargarsf, his ioifs.
DaRiei .f0ier and Cornslia, he ,s}fs
and Sarah Q. -koley. Tee raid i'm
Ultshaddai Moore, Sally q. Moor
yfs1s ~ Moore, Lydia 9grider. INA
Duke, Alaygaref B0Crn, C5uelia No
ier and Sgrai Q. Moier, being derisees
gfFSaHes Moore, deceased,
PLalHTIFvs,
AGAINST
LeIDif yNciN, adlnfaiafrafog De boair No,
ipiih fhs wa annersd, d Walter Ia.
ker, deceatea, Lsisis .Rein aad C5yBfaa.
hi1 tgifs, Ellen Hcnkis, Cirrus p. Ne
yFihaEf, Iaas yMaedalen ~ W.
hans, Chariss Franklia Ne Williams.
gLsula baksy, Harriet FFaacss Batsr, /
Heahingfon Hairf end Lacataa Re- /,
DrFuEuAaEu.
aia p.thts 81 tha sleeve aaauf .suss. 4
- eqH fee1ieE n fhs staTs nreas Ceaft. /
iefseI gi4e acliea 81 ihs frfsrfaufs Il - \
eetei tsei - w. go faF 81 ssElsm hsF ssat II
lail 20 90 oEes 81 9sstsf Canmissls-sT \
uliflaTtEE tn lesr's-f.sr4a f..11.7e-.. 1.r.rsr-.
nflsiat iaef 49, go piainlls. uiii nf.essf u
2 taae 80 terrstiea ~ sa8es a. efaus. - h
a. y. nauonEaTI.
49,. ~ issf
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VIHaINIA. u ~

VIRGINIA. 60 wits
a, teies belira ia ~ Cielt's ufss afthe ci,-,i,
eeFefief cou1i ~ tsu ed Chaserrr 90 49,.
go eoreig. 49, erH hpatsy b husssi. tstl
Dagid ~ 7homson, Plsrurr.
AGAINST
Sosa .aePhsrsos Bnien, and Wflliam
Afoi1B uEFEFoaRfs.
H cWhWCEHV
FH7HE fsfanf-as r.tr 49, NJ. -.
hasitg rairret tss arr-arrars - 49,
eT assgag ie 81 ~ Il nsef.-.tsr- -
- faiei n liift ereTf 80 b a1leeris~ 81 80
e1i1fg F4inrarr l,sl - Ia nef - i..trt.f.--r ~
80 eaag a q ea1ef Uhrt 49, go =.
Hfissif - rIf1ss a9fr - ~ eru fs7 IL ftr rsrf
WIZ. go arrrrF a. 500 ef a. nfaIailg a-f 49,.
eaPI ataia nFlrf D l1Fihaitt fnssrsrf - rrrs
etreFsf raliieasf 81 Ghrffestaan ~ tas
ifi 80 rsfef FL ftrf faef fasr
- eeE ase - - rei6 f1ea ..f Cl..sisarsee.
Ar. aagwN. ca.
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0ASE FoB NNGB@MSg

WILL al all times give the highest prices in
ea'n for likely young IgEoRoES, ofboth
Sexes iron tea TO twenty I've years or aeo.-
Persons having likely servants 10 dispose Of.
wall do we'll 10 call 90 me al ny residsnee in
CnsflcstoWni aad sny communication in writ.
ing will be promptly attended 10.
- wA. CROW,
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9wA WATEm.
g. aEaaiFaa 49, 49,. I. 49,.
80 80 aeerrrsfal nsarssI.,s a ~. ......
- ~ eishi tiefs - srf1rr &C., - -, u
$3.50 se.l asilsteul 81 - 80 49,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-26

Cumberland DBai A Plank.
HAFE lof sa's 2,eo0 ba.ieh 81 tts best
A Iumlef'ani Eoal, r1u,o1 81 ft faF
Ffates A'so. 81. 900 fees N Pee Pirrh. $3.50
J va eel isa faf eva
E@Al8. zee ous-hoas Wersa fsr rsis.
gEunGg FRTCE
Etrnterfsfeun. 1sle fHrf W
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ssRAN and SEHRPsTUPP.

ENOR SALE 81 tie Cls,isrs~a D,pst AZ,
"a fsW barrels Of superior .YFFE -
no ~, sad qlan,ity " HERRING b.
We barrel Or iess--ag modUfsfs rriees
80 KEYEs & EBT.
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0 AZ : ZEE, = Ears Ess ssa sapply
~ ua iauetiaisiyf
lug 81 o. q oALLAHER.
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As On sale, = eo@pisls sssort~ssi Of Ne
IN iaaie hsdisiess asd DaVsss' we'll hnoua
Fsnily Piils.
Bs,p-s F.s-v ls~s st. IslI
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PAINTING.

s BROWNING has returned from Bal.
- umofs sud Is soW prepared 10 90
EUJSB PGGEEIyy8
20 ell 90 Tauous bran1hss. is = sa,e,., a..
hopes tlat VII give genetai sausfsctian. sg8
respectfully soiiciti 3 share Of tha public ID.
Honage hs shop tafee doors ffom a.
store % Ar. David Humpareys
htfrf"efa-- Mssars ". carter ard vs. ]
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a Splendid Durham fRwIl
ron unvm

FHebH sl1arfiter, SAVING 90 further zee fer
Pc zoe Bull Jacas." vii drrass of
pr ~ fefJ reenfed pike iiis eal ere.
bssuty, 30 pedigree wiii la.i,r, d ,,-.,.,.....
vth eos aafmal crsr Imported Toto ti d. ~sl,--
irJ fcrtona nnhinf lo pafthase. can AL .ft
t'u-t 1ec al- aFpn ug Gfn. or esn ir-r. .If
pafiiea'art ~ aldfu.sipg letter to uls =; f.,s.
iYun, leaeFson rountY TIE trfHt vft h.
iaade snlnsig % fati iha tisrt
ANTHONY EENNEDY
Auru7t 5. i8fi.-0
bsye ESQ . STEER Or sale, tagps,ri 90
weigh 401Q poFllt.
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TH0yAPSONLayF MEDICINES.
DFLV' basessry, Gum Hyrtb, AFriess Cy-
sns. CSun?osiiioa-NunbsE Sis (No 81
for sale 81 YofIrC,s
yaiy -
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nED BUo SANE 4 sure cad speedy rid.
u dance Of thoss bleed thirsty ssimsis esn
be effected b the use o. The bsas For sale
Y0UN0'S Drug Sfsvs.
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INHE subscribers voaid Gs0st rosprstfaiiy
make ka0ws = thsir patrons ana ths pa6.
10 gsasraliy. that they have rsturnsd froua The
Eastern citios With an
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Lam6auRh's RheMmafic Couoo.;1;on
Important to Fathers, Mothers and
Nurses

HSpes-Tsry, J.Iy IS, Is4I.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Treasury notes exists, there
should be at all times, for the
convenience Of the Treasury a
sum equal to 81 100000 in the
various repositories subject to
draft, When that power is ex.
pended, the sum should be in.
creased to not less than
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
Treasury Report.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY ON THE STATE OF THE
EIMANnES

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY ON THE STATE OF THE
FINANCES.
In obedience to the directions of the act OIL
Congress on the 10th Of May, 1900, supplement
tary to the "Act to establish the Treasury De-
partment," the Secretary Of the Treasury re.
spectfully submits the following report:
/. Ofhe Public Reuenue and Expenditures.
The receipts and expenditures for the year
1910, were as follows.
The available balance in the Treasury on the
list Of January, 1910, exclusive of amount de-
posted with the States, trust funds, and indemni
ties, and the amount due from banks which failed
in 1879 was, as appears by the books of the
Register Of the Treasury $3,663,0S3 &c
The receipts into the Treasury
during the year 1910 were from
Customs $13,499 500 II
Lands 3,292,2S5 IS
Bond Of the Bank of
the U. States 1,774,513 so
Miscellaneous & in
cidental sources 83,25S %
Banks which failed
in 1887 749,629 So
Treasury notes issued5, 5S9,54 81
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Making with the balance in the
-, Treasury Jan. /, 1871 5,l99,S85 10
The expenditures for
the same period,
were
Civil list, mscella.
neous, and foreign
intercourse S943,517 II
Military dep'tment 2,273,O97 II
Naval do 759,349 60
Public debt 3,6l2 70
Treasury notes re-
deemed includ-
ing interest *647 500 %
,627. 166 90
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Making 26,731.336 9s
The actual and estimated means
under the existing laws to meet
these demands are, viz;
The available bal
ance in the Trea-
sury on the 4th
March 1871, (Sec
statement b. 646,SO3 II
Treasury notes au-
thorized under the
act OF 1910, is
sued after the 3rd
Of March, 1871, 413,592 Y
Treasury notes all.
thorzed by the
act Of lS41, to be
issued after the
4th March, 1871, 100000 90
Receipts from Gus
toms estimat'd at II, 100000 90
Receipts from pub
lie lands 100000 90
Miscellaneous sour
ces 10000 90
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

States are published in this Paper
TERM
TINIlIS PAPER is published weekly, at $3 in
l. advance, or $i at the end of the year. No
paper will be discontinued bat at the option of the
Editors until all arrearages are paid-and failure
to give notice of wish to discontinue will be con-
sidered new engagement.
."a Rates Of Advertising.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines, or less,
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or
dered without the number of insertions being spe-
CITED, it will be inserted, (nt the discretion of the
proprietors) until forbid, and charged for accord
ingly.
All advertisements from strangers, as well as
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with
the cash. or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
BRAxToN CoopER, General Agent
A. r. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe co.
JAMES HUGHES, Richmond, Ray co.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph co.
PRESLEY SHRoYER, Marshall Saline co.
w. F. SwITzLER, Columbia, Boon co.
C. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boone county
or Our Terms CANNOT be misunderstood
Those indebted to us for last years subscription,
can make payment to the above named gentlemen;
also, advance payment for the present volume.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Leaving unprovided for, Of the de-
mands for the present year the
sum Of 6,OOO941 IA
There will also be receivable
for public dues in the present
year, Or payable in 1912, Treasu-
ry notes the issues Of the present
year, viz:
Issued under the act
OF l84l, prior to
the 9TH of March. S6l3,68l %
Prior to 1910, after
the Sd of March 1852 -
Prior to 1871, to be
issued after the
4th Of March, and
included in tho
estimate Of ways
and means 100000 90
n =.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Making an aggregate of debt and
deficit, to be provided for in
this and the ensuing year Of 12,OSS
This estimate is founded on the as
sumption that all the monies
in the public repositories can
be at once made available, and
that amy and all the demands
upon the Treasury can be sat
isfed, so long as money to a
sufficient amount remains in
any or all the repositories.
But that is by no means the
case; while the p0lver to issue
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

sThis item, and the item Of expenditure FOR ihe
payment of Treasury notes from LIST of Jan. to1ith
Of March, l54l include about 100000 Treas
ury notes which were received at the Depart
ment on account of customs during that PERIOD but
for which the warrants were not is ued until sub
sequent period.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

But the undersigned feels it his duty to call
the attention of Congress to the more immediate
demands oil the public service, and the means by
which those demands are to be supplied.
The sums which will be required from the list
of June to the 31st Of August next, are estima-
ted as follows, viz:
For the payment Of Treasury notes which will
fall due within that time, and the interest
thereon, about $2,756, 900 90
Balance for taking the 9th census 294, 600 90
For the civil list, miscellaneous
and foreign intercourse, 13O93O8 81
Military service 1881 ,O9S 90
Naval service 1,S44,OOO 90
Public debt 6,387 90
Expenses Of the extra session Of
Congress $4,000 90
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Leaving a balance in the Treasu-
ry on the first of January 1871,
Of
The receipts from the LIST of Janu-
AIRY to the 4th Of March, lS4l,-
were (say)
From Customs* $1,974,S 1886 46
Lands 1856, las So
Miscellaneous q in.
cidentaI sources 3l,349 65
Banks which failed
in 1887 $4,000 90
Treasury notes is.
sued per act Of
3Ist March 1910 I,ll0,6tl 09
Treasury notes is,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Making S2S,85O,32O "A
The expenditures in the same
year were, for
Civil list, foreign in.
tercouse and mis-
cellaneous S5,492,O3O 98
Mili'ry departmental ,866,236 d.
Naval do. 6,03l, O86 IS
Public debt 1882 II
Add outstand'g war
rants issued prior
to the LIST Of jan
uary, 1911 l,416,S34 26
Treasury notes re-
deemed, includ-
ing interest 4,054,S02 O5
---27,6 sos, AS Al
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

sued under act of
18th Feb, lS4l '6736S1 80
Bond OF the Bank
OF the U. States 1913 90
Sdn NJ
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

Which sum, added 10 the above,
makes the estimated deficit $16,089,215 Is
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

or this there will be required for
the services Of the current year "a, 100000 90
Additional appropriations required
by the War Department for the
year 1871, viz;
Notifications and
works OF de(enceS l ,435, 800 90
For ornaments Of
fortifcaton and
ordnance stores 100000 90
For payment Of ar
rearages and cur
rent expenses, d
taking care Of
public property
on roads, harbors,
rivers, &c. 4O,l99 IL
For arrearages for
preventing and
suppressng In
dian hostlities 925,637 Sc
bOI 22G 0S
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
THE BOON,S LICK TIMES.
JAMES r. BENSON a., CLARK II. GREEN
Publishers and ProprietorS.
BY AUTHORITY

BY AUTHORITY
The Orders, Resolutions, Ld,os, dc, Of The United
States are published IN this Paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10

And leaving deficit Of 5,25l 1888 80
To which add the sum recon-
mended to be kept in the Treas
ury to meet any emergencies
of the public service, viz: 400 900 90
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
81

Making about 11,151,G 81
The ways and rneans in the
power Of the Treasury, and which
will probably accrue under ex-
listing laws, are as follows.
1. Funds in the
Treasury Gas per
statement c. $644, 36l I6
?. Treasury notes
authorized by the
act of 18th of
February, 1841 1903, 943 81
3. Estimated re-
cePts from the
customs 100000 90
Do the lands 100000 90
Do miscellane-
Gus sources $4,000 90
Making 5,0O0,305 OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
Correspondence IF The National Iateuigenetr.

NEw foRs, May 9.
near from Albany, upon what may be consider
ell pretty good authority, that Alexander McLeod
may he expected here Tomorrow, to be tried before
the Circuit Court. Rumors To this "A, Ct have bse,
some days IN circulation, aud the probability is that
the present one is true. 1t is among the possibii-
ties, also, that after the trial has commenced n new
issue may arise, which will result in the ncquital of
meLeod-the United States, through the Di,,ric,
Attorney, appearing in Court with the official evi
hence OF the fact that Great Britain authorized the
burning OF the Caroline, and that Mcleod. suppos.
my him guilty, acted but as the authorized agent of
his Government. ] have but heard, and that rather
as a suggestion than n fast, that this may be the
course pursued. The effect would be TO make n new
party to an old complaint, and, as the prisoner can
prove MS innocence, the new question would be one
'n'' must rcsuItiha prolonged and unhappy contro.
Versy' Better for all that the law should have It's
course without the ln,erposiuon of either the United
states or Great Britain. Mcleod, il he is tried
here under a change of venue, is tried at IN. own
request. Almost any other section OF the Union
would have been preferable, for obvious reasons.
There IS rs much of the rabid L.ocoCoco;sm in
New York, as there was in France in the DAVIS os
the Revolution, and, strange to say. il Is ken,
under rather by n species of political humbussery
than by any respect for or terrors of the law.
There is no news in the city tina, will in,eres,
you; ana none OF importance brought by the mails
from the North or the East. The Columbia sailed
from Boston yesterday, punctual to her time, and
with 81 passengers on board; a good number, but
only hall OF the number which took passage in the
Great Western.
The official appointments announced in the In.
teil'seneer OF Saturday, create a great ~fur,ering
here The GUS have not been expungcd without
good cause, nor the ms put into Office without DUAL.
lheation. The nominations made, | believe, are
generally very popular.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
RICH
WEDNESDAY MonSrNa. MAY ..

Inc nlehmSnd Wing seeks in vain to rally vir-
una around MIR Tyler, until he has manifested a
" I.n'nauon 10 support her principles by his acts.
Va . u what Virginia could have gained by Mr.
20" ov,eh' which she cannot expect from her own
D m, " answer, at once, n veto upon a National
D'ua, .na' monster "of deadliest hostility" to our
.usulut'ons' We challenge the Wing 10 answer
.uS quesuon; Does IL not know that MIR TYLER
WI, sign a Bank bill1 We have not seen an hon
s, w mtg who doubted i,-and we have ven seen |.
"nlg, VINO has the best evidence to satisfy him that
ne wul sign iL-Enquirer.
we Know nothing more OF President Tyler,s
views OF a Bank, than is known to the Public
Possibly he may be of Gen. Jaekson's opision. tina,
"a National Bank mai ,e so organized as to avoid
all constitutional difficulties, Will tina, eon,en,
the Editor?
As to our succeeding in "~rallyins Virginia around
President Tyler, before he has manifested a deter
m'na''on to support her principles by his acts
the result OF the elections proves that she canno, be
tailied against him, before he has done any thing to
opposition. The Editor Of the ENQUIRER
charged President Tyler, before the elections. with
oe'ns IN favour OF a Bank, and he called upon the
people to make that the issue at the polls. The
people either believed him, and found a verdic, in
aSour OF a Bank-or they disbelieved him A,
my rate, they go for John Tyler, the President.