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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
OFFICIAL DOCUMENT.
Report of the Secretary of the Treasury the
state of the Finances.

state OF the Finances.
In Obedience the directions of the &c, Of
Congress Of the 10Th of Nav, 1900, supplement
iarv the ..Act establish the Treasury De
partmcnt," The Secretary of the Treasury re
specially Ibn,its the following report
l. of the public rcrenue and expenditures.
The receipts and expenditures for the year
1910, were as follows:
The available balance II the Treasury on the
lst Of January, 1910, Exclusive of amount de-
posted with the Staios, trust funds and iIdernni-
ties, nd the amount due from banks which failed
IN 1879 was. as appears by The books of the
* ~g's'er Of he Treasury, S3,653,OS3 so
The receipts tninthc Treas'y du-
ring the wear $40, were from
Customs, Si3. 4g9 SOP II
l. ,uds 3,292 2S5 80
Il md e The Bank Of
the L. States. l,774,5l3 so
M.cc ll,nrous and in
ciicntll sources, 2S3coS 23
Banks which failed in
1887 74S,623 50
Treas'y notes issued 5,5S9,5l7 81
--25 1877 1876 81
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Making in the aggregate
so

his item & the item of expenditure fer the of
rrssv ist of January 4h of Mar n. IS4
eiuce about S50ooo0 which received
she department. during thar period,
sosas psriod.
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Making
S2S,S5O,S $50 II

Making S2S, $50, $50 A
The expe mixtures in the same
were for
Civil list. foreign intercourse. and
miscellaneous. 81, 492 O3O %
Military drparim't 10 .Sti6,23tj ID
Naval deparment, 6,O3I ass
Public debit ii ,9S2 II
And outstanding war
rants issued prior
TO lstJan 1911, 1,4l6,334 %
Treasury notes re-
deemed, including
interests, 4,Oi5,SO2 %
Ply S63 47l IL
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6,O0O,94l IA

Leaving unprovidcd for, Of the de-
nands for the present year, the
sum of 5000
Their will also be receivable for
public dues in the present year, or
payable in 1912, Treasury no,cs
the issues of the present year, viz:
Issued under the act
OF lS4l. prior to the
4lh of March. S673,6Sl 80
Do. do. 1910, after
the 3D. Of March, 4l3592 -
Do. do. 1871, to be
issued after the 4,h
of March, and in
cluded in the est.
mate OF ways anu
means, 100000 90
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26,73l,336 9S
Making

Making 26,73l 1886 IS
The actual and estimated means
under the existing laws to meet
these demands are, viz:
The available balance
in the Treasury on
the 4ih March ISL
(See statement 3D. 646,SO3 IL
Treasury notes
thorized under the
act of 1910 issued
after he Sd March,
1871, 1882 72
Treasury notes
htorzed by tho
act Of 1871, TO be
issued after the 4,
March, 1871. 100000 90
Receipts from
toms lima teo at IL OOO, 900 90
h ceIpis from pub
lie lands, 100000 90
Miscellaneous sour
ces, 10000 90
-2O,7 100 395 81
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But the undersigned feels j, his duty 10 call the
attention of Congress to the more immediate de-
mands of the public service. and the means by
which those demands TO be supplied.
Tho sums which will be required from the lst
of June to the 3lst of August next are estma-
ted as follows viz:
For the payment Of Treasury notes which will
fall due within that time, and the interest there
on, about 50, 756 900 90
Balance for taking the 9th census, 294 900 90
For the civil list, scellaneous s.
foreign intercourse, l,3O9,3Os 81
Military service, 1891 O9S 90
Naval service, 1874 900 90
Public debt. 6,3S7 90
Expenses Of the extra session Of
Congress, $4,000 90
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Making an aggregate of debt and
deficit, TO be provided for in this
and The ensuing year OF
This estimate is founded on the as
sumption that all the moneys In
the public repositories can be at
once made available, and that
any and all the demands upon
the Treasury can be satisfied, 80
long as money 10 sufficient u
mount remains in any or all tho
repositories. But that is by no
means the case; whilc the po,cer
to issue Treasury notes exists
there should be at all times, for
the convenience of the Treasu-
ry, sum equal TO S 900, 900 IN
the various repositories subject
to draft. When tina, power is
expended, the sum should be in
creased TO not less than
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Making with the balance IN the
Treasury January l, 1871, 3,lo9SSo 10
The expenditures for the same pc
Rod were--
Civil lis, nisce Ilane-
Gus, and foreign in
tercourse, S943.5l7 II
Military de nartm't ,2,273O97 IL
Naval department., 759,349 so
Public debt, 36l2 20
Treasury notes
deemed, including
interest, *647, $50 90
COZ lSS Oh
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And leaving a deficit Of
To which add the sum recommen-
ded 10 be kept in the Treasury
10 meet any emergencies Of the
public services, VIZ:
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Leaving The balance in the Treasu-
~ on the 4Ih Of March, lS4l, 572,7lS 46
The balance Of appropriations outstanding on
she 4tb Of March. lS4l, we're
tStaiement Az
Civil, foreign intercourse, s. ms
ceIlaneous, s. ,237 .234 %
Military, 1891 sos Is
Naval 69l0.26S 60
Public debt. 6,3S7 80
Treasury notes issued prior TO the
Is, jan. lS4l. g. outstanding
the % 4th March lS4l, 3,S73,22O 90
Do. issued under the act of 1910,
from LIST Jan 10 the 4th March.
lS4l. winch NAV, and most of
which probably will, be present
ed IN public dues during tho
,ear lS4l. l.1Io6ll Os
Interest estimated at about 800 900 90
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9S7,315 03

Leaving a balance in the Treasury
ON the Is, of Jan. 1871, Of 9S7 ,315
The receipts from the lst OF jan
10 the 4, tn of March, lSil,- were
SAW
From Customs, 81 .9!4,Soo 10
Lands, $50, las 81
Mlscel laneous and in
ciden,al sources 3I,3i9 65
Banks which failed in
1897, $4,000 90
Treasury notes issued
per act Of 81 March,
1910, l,ll0,6ll OS
Treasury notes issued
under act of 10Th
Feb. l44I, 673,6Sl 32
Bond Of the Bank of
The U. States, 1913 %
zfO
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Making an aggregate Of
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100000 90

Which sum, added TO tho above,
makes the estimated deficit Sl6,0SS,
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Making about
The WAYS and means in the pow
or of the Treasury, and which will
probably accrue under existing
laws, are as follows:
|. Funds in the Treasury (as per
statement c. S644 1861 Is
,. Treasury notes au.
thorized by The act
of 18Th OF Februa-
~. ls4l l,5O3,9l3 81
s. Estimated receipts
from the customs, 100000 90
Do do the lands 100000 90
Do DO misceilane-
Gus sources $4,000 90
Making
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| In another part of this paper the views of the
department as to the mode of providing for the
above deficit, together with the residue of the ex
isiing public debt, will be presented.
From the year. 1916, TO 1887 period Of twenty.
! one years, the revenues constantly exceeded
the expenditures. The average annual sur
plus during that time was 81 ,464 226 81
(see tables l and p making aggregate ex-
cess of S2i0.74S ,764 27. OF this there was
applied TO the extinction. of the national deb,
S2OS, 1872, l27, "A 81 there under the provis.
ion Of the ac, of Inc 23d of June 1886. depos-
tied with the States S2S. lOl6 81: 81. and there
remained on the lsr Of January. 1887, In the
Treasury Of The United States. including the
fourth Insanent due TO the States u surp,,,s
OF Il, 100 473 %
There were, also. uisianding debts
due and falling due TO The Urea
sury, arising from other-sS0sces-s~
than those of the ordinary reven-
ue, and which we're paid be-
tween the lst Of Jan 1887. and
18th of March, lS4l, the amount
of sec statement d. 9,l24,747 90
There were, also, issued within
that period. and outstanding on
the 4th Of March, 1871, Trcasu-
ry notes TO the amount Of 5,64S,5l2 40
Making the aggregate available
means which were in the Trea-
sury The lst Of Jan. 1887, 81
which came into it prior To the
18th Of March, 1871 over and a
bovc the current revenue. 3lSS2. 1872 IS
From which deduct the amount
(less the trust funds) remaining
in the Treasury the 4th of
March, 1871, 572,7ls 46
4 H. -.
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5,25l 1855 80

9,25l ,3Ss 80
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II 500 HCD re
572,7ls 40
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-23
RAppAHANNOCk COUNTY.

n l.
AT Meeting of the Democratic Party held at the
Court House of Rappahanncck County on Monday,
the 9Th of February, 1o4l Capt John d. Browning
was called to the Chair, and Robt. NJ. Heterck up.
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been stated to lie
the nomination Of Democratic Candidate for the
House of Delegates; and also to take into consider
alton the proprey oil appointing DcIesatrs nc pro-
posed Congressional Convention 10 be held at Cupeper
Court House on the third Monday in March next, 4
Committee appointed to repor, upon the subject Of
Candidate for the County, who, after retiring for
some time, reported DR.. John S. Hughes as Candl-
date for the sufrages of the Democratic Party at the
ensuing Spring Election; which report was adopted
by the meeting
The meeting then took into consideration the sub
lect of appointing Delegates to the proposed Congress
sonal Convention to be held at Cupeper Court House;
and after some discussion thereupon, it was
Resoired That the further consideration thereof be
postponed till March next.
Rssolrcd, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published IN the Rich
mond Enquirer.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN d. BROWNING, Chairman.
RucT NJ IETERfcK SccrrtGru.
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lErorl t,e .alteru .qrg.s Of Feb. l9.l

(Frcrt tae .7bcny .7rgns Of Fe5. ~
Tar VIRGINIA CnSTRovERsY.-Ihe resolutions touch
ing the Virginia controversy, which have been under
discussion, off and on, in the Assembly some three
weeks or more, were yesterday unceremonousy DIS
posed Of under outdoor arrangement, for the re-
mander of the session. motion to postpone 1ndst-
nite was sprung by the member from Albany, late IN
the day, when there barely quorum ia the house,
and by the aid of the gag pressed to vote without the
ceremony even of a call of the house.
The Fede rasts in the House, when this subject was
first started by Democratic member, with view
merely to an enquiry by select Committee Of that
body, went for select joint Committee of both Houses,
deemnr the matter then of importance enough to call
for the sited action of both branches. This was their
proposition and at the start, they were for going INTO
the subject in ertenso Subsequently leading Federal
member introduced proposition, declaring that the
matter belonged exclusively 10 the Executive and that
it did not become the Legislature to NEEDLE with it.
But after discussion of three weeks, the Federal
majority did not venture to meet either of these propo-
sitions by direct vote They shrunk from the qnes-
ton They dare not affirm that the ofthe Ex-
ecutire is right that the Legislature has right 10
touch the question. Their only was to give it
the co-by. And the member from Albany came in
Yesterday as we have sad under the out door arrange
nents, prepared to press such conclusion upon the
House, and subservent majority came prepared to
carry il out. And thus is the matter disposed OF.
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of taking into consideration the proprety Of sending
Delegates 10 District Convention to be held at Cupe-
per Courthouse on the Sd Monday in March next, for
the purpose of nominating candidate to represent us
in the next Congress Of the u s.
On motion Of Gabriel Gray, Jr., Esq, it was unani'
mously agreed, That the Chair appoint 10 delegates
taking them from parts of the county, TO repre-
sent this county in said Convention.
The Chair nominated the following gentlemen, and
thew were unanimously approved by the meeting. as
follows, to wit John S. Barbour, Gabriel Gray, Jr,
Major Arms,ed Brown, George w. Stark, Thomas
Griffin, Winfield S. Coons, Lewis T. Field, Edward
Freeman, George Doyle and Samuel Walker
On motion of George w. Stark, Esq the Chairman
4. p Hill, was added to the number of delegates
R.solrsd, unanimously, That this meeting hereby
pledge themselves to support the nominee of said Con
veRtion.
Resolred That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Richmond Enquirer signed oy tne De
cfetary and Chairman. A. /. HILL, ChR.
Gro w STARK Src u.
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J,CLPsE THE SECoND-1hs is the second time offer
- services Of this Snreh animal 10 The public en6cav"d -
keep hun ate private but compelled my
resolution by thr earnest request OF some "hu were nightly
taken with the promise II his gel the preceding lie = The
3Ist of March neN-o rlcb DARK mahogany arprG bis,
white form ana general appearance such entities hun
of No l.-distinsuisle l. Tie only objection
astuus prefer a9au2i him. u the carriage :! atc
hin TAIL somewhat Of The rat order, mere crcGi-lanrr !"
hinder vanity Of boasine Perfection Those who intend benz
their Judgment would recommend 10 pa.r",-t !r
whose large brus well oaed and c"mb"d, viii inoc-
gnas heel, accommodate their most fantastic scrnpna'rs
Now for the test of high prcs sos-t.e was sfra o u ~
vintible Old American Eclipse his Jam Lazy Hiblr ny 'iy
Sir William, who could always in mnen h.fd u
d. by Old Madson rifrr morse we never haa = "
Old p,onic y no cond easily all distances without being
pressed G by imported Wransler, whose posy was
so great at literally an ensroscr Of cuson e. z = 4
M Dd ucL Medley horse, 81 purity unfnes0ncd
. y FLAG IL Truce, genuine milk white horse, Of bottom
enduring: z = d. by pisa an envalc eros IL
auy pe,ree; d. By the Old imported fTiH ford
Here pedigree that can't be cc!sedi comprises tn
fashionable and II the real omn.a
aver English or TG Eclipse Second was never
allowed til. privilege OF emuans the enowaed achievements Il
his iinstfius anoesorhCt long tell and l
produces like, doubts need not be apfrchended
know spirit for novelty running wild with hr.edo IN or
country this me Many have discarded native ocA
gctherbut from all that have SEEN read or heard American
Eclipse has proved himself and Stallion
ever Ead-and am yet TO learn that England has his equal
"We neer sra;i see his like again.
do advise all frisns for the hard booncd fur.
e come III WIN bleeding cso spin hoois and spawned leg?
Let breeders only lock- rc and judge for themselves regardless
oil The honied words and some paavcraons Of Interested
ers-then every s!aon on pure merit o the want Of a. must
stand or fail.
Thosc who wish of Eclipse Second,
him ON The main stage road mile south o Roanoke Bridge
Charlotte county, in fptoP plight for n SIS The season,
which may be discharged hy Tie payment Of so the 1T O. July,
when the termiGsle-: 80 Z; payable when
for each mare.
sa,es left in my strictly attended 10 =, d cents
per day. Servants boarded gratis
Roanoke Bridge, Charlotte CO., Feb. g. 9i-wsw
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February y, IslI.

MIR THOMAS BLAkE:-Sir not resident of Viz
I'VE gnia known agent VIII take notice. That
shall day of April At the house Of VII
liam b. Seward E.sey, between the hours Of
Of the day. proceed To take thr dcposi
tons of Edward W. Ware and otesand on the 10Th day Of
hprl next al Chucvle aile>cy county, between the hours
Of the day proceed 10 take the drpos
lions Of William Hackney and olrrs-and, the 18Th da IT
Aprl next nj The Of Thomas Matthew'S hr d:
Tappaannok Essex between the hours Of snnr and
procrd the dispositions George
Dobns and others be read evidence in drra!
ing AMI undetermined the Circuit Superior Count IL Law and
CIancey county King & Queen in which il, yu and
Others are plaintiffs and deputy Sheriff for Hugh Campbell.
Sheriff. and Committee Of the Estate Of Lewis Broock' d."
ceased defendant and should any circumstances L.
mpraccabc and finish said drrsnGs
days above mentioned, then, AMI in that case, they viii b.
from day day, Sunday excepted, until they
pletcd which place. attend you snk
per. Yours, &c,
WILLIAM Bird u. S. for Hugh carpbrH, Sheriff,
And Of the Estate Of Lcis BrcoeLr, dres- -.
February N 1871 9i-uli
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mo Mr. wIIIJAMp corRTNEy. Guardian al titan WI.

rE,o Mr. WILLIAM P COURTNEY Guardian al G'ca Of WI.
liam II Bnlanon, heir NJ law and deviSce 81 Isaac Bo!ai-
drceascd-sr as you are mol n present resident {" f4
MA viii take notice, that sha!
March the house al William Wright,
county ESSEX, the hours Of sunrise and sunset
prnc take the dispositions 81 Joseph Gate
otrrs-nnd the 9Th day March neat thc store
John Bacby Co.. in the county OF King Queen hr
and Of the day, proceed 70
dispositions Richard Baghy and ohcrsand, on The
day of March the store house Of George ~ Carlton
in the county King the hours u ami
Of the day proceed take the dispositions Of tob
Watkins and ot-r-and the Isl day Of April next at The Bell
Tavern, in the city Of Richmond between the hours OF nr
Of the day, proceed To take the dispositions 81
Walls and oc-and the l2h day ~ Apl next, AZ
Tavern Benjamin lar King Queen Court House. l-
If the day proceed Ia
take The depoSous Pollard and niher>and Oh TIE
18th day Of Ap Tavern Of Thomas Matthews.
Tappahannock Essex county between tue hours %
sunrise and the day. proceed L. take The deposit
tons Of Jones Copo and Others 10 be read rs evidence IA
and Cancery for King Queen county, IN wh'r'
William Bird plaintiffs ani lni
Defendants and, should circumstances occur -
mpacticabe 10 and finish the SAN deepest
the days above mentoned them and IN that car ey
will continued from day dav Sunday excepted, nt cy
finished, which times and places you attend II !ou
think proper. Yours, &C., .,,.-
WILLIAM BIRD
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6 IN CHARLES will make his next season AZ me soes "
y Richmond Sbenherd in The county Of Prince Edward me
.s from Jamestown other hird ~ me
stable or Mr. r. H. Claiborne in the county 81 Camoeana
third Of h time NJ the stable Of Mr. D. W. Lee mites son OF
the town Of CurdsvIe buckingham County, ana WIN pe el 10
The single leap, and 50 10 insgrete insurance mo-
new PAYABLE the fact is aseeancd or the mare
rosb 10 the groom in every instance All mares put TO
Sir charles will charged with the season. unless otherwise
ageed 10 nj The TO commence e aih March,
and expire the 18Th lnly
Sir Charles rich ehesnnt sone 10 hands inches high Of
size and commanding orm nine old Spring by
Sandn he by Old Sir Chares-Sir Ghares's Dam ly Old
Cultyaor and he by Old Imported Diomed SC. For rthe.
parc uars see hand bills - - -
Feb g 4-n
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.Nci, Elpaugs-On Friday last, The resolution sub
mttcd by MIR. Hubbard Of New Hampshire TO the Sc
nate for proceeding the election Of Printer TO that
body, aye rise to much discussion. The Wings took
open ground against it-and with Ar. Clay at their
head declared TINT If printer elected, they should
supercede the appointment as soon as they assembled
IN Mareh-Among others who took ground against IT,
was Mr. Bayard from Delawarc-and his speech opens
some more Of the des.gns of the incoming party:
"Mr. Sewer rejoned lie said the documents winch
had been read showed only that both sides of the Sc
nate changed with the times. AS 10 what had been
said about the certainty of the who should be
elected being removed the 4h of March, he hoped
no such process would be resorcd at least
he hoped the Senator from Delaware would not pa!t
cipate in it,
"Nr Bayard said, that, if the resolution was
garded by him obligatory, however unpaIaiabe, he
would support it, even if the election resulted in the
choice of men who had been ossalng his friends and
his party with every species Of abuse, caumny, and
deraction But he maintained there was no obligation
whatever in the matter. The Printer is an officer OF
the Senae-as much the Secretary or any OF the
Clerks The tenure of the Printer also, was Ike that
Of all parliamentary officers, at ,cW This being the
case, is it wise expedcnt in Tie minority TO force
upon us person obnoxious to u.s. There IS no neces-
sity for expunging. This resolution will not be cx-
plunged But the Senate will its constitutional
right to obnoxious officer The s'cxpung-
ing resolutions will come up enough for gentle
men.
Mr. Benton "When:"
Mr. Bayard. "At the next session, probably
Mr.. Benton. extra session"
Mr.. Bayard "That may be-
Mr. Benton. "A summers work. sir3''
Mr.. Bayard. "No, sr-it will not be a summers
work 1t will require very little time to discuss ques-
ton to removing this stain from the Senates
cords"
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SATURDAY., FEB. go.

A communication was received from w II. Brown,
acting Cd Auditor, enclosing statements called for by
resolution of the House, of the 18th ins respecting
the public debt and the resources ofthe Common
The Auditor has thrown into n very comprehensive la
BILE the amount Of entire debts and Liabilities of the
Commonwealth of every description on the lst day of
January disappearing for what purpose created
when created-amount created in each session-to
what particular object appled-certifcates ssned-cer
tcates remaining to be issued TO complete existing
pagements-labilties for subscriptions, &c authorized
BY law, but not yet applied for or made; and debts
guaranteed by the State. The amount of certificates
already issued, is 6s37l 6l O3-Remaining to be ssu-
ed, $685. O27-Liabilities for subscriptions &c, So,
046, 720-Guarantees 81 100000 "a.
Annual interests on certificates issued, $500, $40 10.
OF the ST. 500,00 authorized 10 be guaranteed for
the James River and Kanawha Company, certificates
have been issued for S550,226 &c in sterling bonds,
benring per cent interest and for $500 800 i'll Fed
ero bonds bearing per cent interest," amounting to-
prther to S1,3l6,726 G6-Annuol interest thereon,
S73,50l 81.
A summary table made out by the Auditor, Of Debts
and Resources show the probable value of the avaa-
BILE stocks and funds the st day of January lS4l,
as compared with the actual debt that day.
Resources Of the Commonwealth.
Productive and available
stocks and funds s7,I6o,s87 IS
Unavailable stocks and
funds 1,517,2 04 10
Subscriptions and ap-
preparations 10 WoIhs
Of Internal Improve
ment, not yet complet-
ed 3,H6,O27 SO
Total amount of resources sl2,454,ll9 &C
The probable value of
the productive aud a
valuable funds is est-
mated at S6,9SO,60s is
The amount of certifi-
Gates issued, 6,s57,l6l O3
Sl23,447 10