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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

Some injustice, we have been told. was in,dver.
tently done he Senator from Richmond. in the re-.
port OF the debate on Mr.. MeMuen's motion IN
postpone the election Of Senator indefinitely. We
are enabled to present. from the reeollectAns Of
those present, more literal idea of the passages
between Mr.. Lyons and Mr.. Bouldin of Nottowsv.
upon Mr.. McMuen's motion for leave 10 will.
draw his motion 10 postpone indefnitely-the no.
sage between Mr. BouldIn and MrLyons was this
Ater MIR Lyons had alluded to MIR McNuIl-n,s no
St'on' ana described II by relating an anecdote Of
Lorenzo 6'1 DOW VINO said any one could raise the
Deyl as well as he, but the question was. who
should lay him. after he was raised-and the Sena.
tor from scott seemed 10 be in that predicament
lie had raised the Devil, MIR. l.. said, and found !,
no" beyond his power 10 lay him. Mr. Bouldin
got the floor after Mr. Lyons gave wav Cor n r,,,;o
% ADJOURN, and said, he would only remark TO the
Senator from Richmond City, that a man who could
notrase the Devil, could raise the wind. In notcing
ihis remark the next day, MIR Lyons remarked tb.i
the Senator from Notoway had gone out Of his wav.
lot 'he miro une, TO whet hls Wit on him. (Mr L.
and sad that # he, (Mr IL could not raise The lie
wi, he could raise the wind. Mr. L. sad he tboueb,
II rather windy wlt-but he had never cl,inoed liz
powerto raise the Devil. II he had. bovevsr ,bo
Senator from Nouoway in denying IL TO him had
manifested a lar greater power in him-Cor that
gentleman himself Furnished the proof thar be nod
raised the Senator from Nouoway-and who evor
had been so unfortunate as 10 arouse that Senate,
and who knew his whitening sarcasm his h;,inl
IRONY and resistess power-who had fell the b,rb
cd point Of that Senator's wit penetratino his nm.
happy sides, and seen his up-ftod battle-nxe sus.
pended over his devoted head, knew that to raise
The Devil was nothing 10 compare with rnising tbe
Senator from Nottoway. ~
"When MIR. l.. had concluded, Mr. Bouldin told
The story Of the Deputy Sheriff and uad he tbouobt
Mr. Lyons understood carte and fierce and f,ir nIav
Of the wits-ihat he INDUCED in no unkind or mn.
lgnani feelings towlrd5 the Senator from Rich
mond IS that Senator ought 10 know, 10 which
Mr. Lyons replied, TINT the Senator from Not.
tOWay was mistaken u lie supposed that he I'M
L. enttTtained any malignant Caelina towSrJs
him far from IL--He entertained malisnent feel.
ings towards no one,--it was his custom if
wrong was done him, TO have reiress, but NOT to
bear malice. He did no, believe lie could bu, n
he could, y would be for n much heavier blow
than that inflicted on bim by the Senator from Not.
toway. That Senator Gas probably ripht in tho
conclusion he would have annexed 10 ~ remark.
It's excuse for not having made It, was, that he
knew "onld be so much better done by the De.
putty Sheriff, blowing, and waving his hand at the
same tire, IN The Senator from NOttoway.'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
To rnE EpIroRs OF RE wn1o.

Gentlemen-At the time when | wrote an nd
dresa TO the Wings Of the Culpeper Congressional
District, IN favour Of Convention at Orange Court
House. TO nominate Wing candidate for Congress,
! did rot know that Smith was a candidate, or in
tended to offer himself ne one. That address. in
fact, was written before Smith declared himself.
There are now two Loco Focos before the district.
and the prospect is pretty good for "fir sha ken in
the war Of giants that will come Oft in April next
II would most qSsuredy DO very cruel 10 spoil the
ine fun anticipated in seeing Mr.. Extra wool Mr.
Ex Speaker, and Mr. EE.Speaker wooling Mr.
Extra back again. In that contest, no doubt The
fate Of the Kilkenny cats, WHO leh nobinp OF esc5
Oder but the tip ends Of their tails will be the
fate OF tho worthy belligerants. With a view 10
this rare sport, am decidedly opposed to having a
Wing candidate, though shall DO decidedly in IA
YOUR Of ono IN case either Banks or Smith with
draws, leaving only one Loco in the field.
a Chifsn Of CreeHs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
SUPREME COURT OF THE u. STATES
JAEUART TERH, fSfl.
Edmund P. Gaine, and vito, eompIaio,o,,.

Edmund 2. Gaines and wife, compainants.
Beverly Chew, Richard RelG and others.
On certificate Of diviSion In opinion b,i,s,e, N,
Judges Ji's Circuit Court Of ire United Staff,
lor Tie Eas'pn Didyiei Of Louisiana.
M. Justice THOMPSON delivered the opinion Of
This case comes up from the Circuit Court Of tho
Unhed states Tor The Eastern District ofLouisiann,
following points,
!. Does Chancery practice prevail, and should
II he extended to liugants IN this Court and in this
cause1
2. Should or not the snid order Of the 9th March
1887, be nnnued and vacatedi
J. Should or not the cause be placed upon a rule
docket, and tho Compliments be permitted TO pro .
coed according 70 Chancery practice, and the De.
iendsnis bsUquifod 10 answer without oyer of the
6ocumen'e prayed .iaJ OF service q the bill in
French, as prayed for1
This was bill fled in the Distrc, Court ~ III.
United States for that District on the 0stb M ti
1885, according to the course Of proetics in X
Courts Of The United States, upon the equity aide M
the court. And, In tho course Of pro~soJo, a..
District Judge, on the OH Of March, 1881. entered
the following orderi
~. W. WhiiasV and pif, W. Rfeb1yd R,yC and
oihTs-ln this case, having mature v eonsi,e,ett be
prayer Tor oyer and Tor copic, OF bii IN P,eoob ~
Court this day delivered ts written opinion Thereon.
whereby u u ordered, adudged, and dsereed. tbai
the Application for oyer Of documentsand for comics
o. ne bil Of complaint IN tho manner prayed Tor
!In rtenehl be granted. Asd further that all iu
turo proceedings IN this case shall Ina IN o,forr,it,
wan the existing practice Of this CourtH
~ tue June term Of the Circuit Court, in the wear
ioSs, motion was made 10 set aside and vaca,e
mat order, and that the Complainant might be per.
mt'eu 70 proceed 10 the cause according 10 the
eou'se o' Chanoery practice. And, upon this mo.
gated srose,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

Power. tie thought IL duty religiously 20 refrain
from all such interference. Mr. p. alluded TO the
delicate subject Of the Of the Amistad, and ssid
that no department of this Government dis
posed TO justify that interference even on the score
OF humanity, 80 delicate was il in all its relations
lie was Of opinion that we should not give to this
matter, IN any manner, the countenanee OF the Sen
ate Whatever might be our feelings for the unior-
tunate Persons in captivity, we should be careful
not 10 commit ourselves, nor to suffer the memorial
to 90 to the President with the sanction Of this body
The Government OF the United States was exempt
IN Its organized capacity from any interference, and
II II now interiered even on the score of humanity,
with what face could their appeal be resistedf He
was not disposed to treat the memorial with con-
tumely or neglect but il il were sent TO the Presi-
dent II would be implied that Il was regarded as a
national measure. He thought, therefore, the wsest
course would be not to order the printing, but Simp
ly to lay the memorial on the table, and he would
make that motion.
MIR. BUCHANAN wished to hear the object oil
the petitioners read.
The Secretary then read as follows: "Your
petitioners respectfully pray that Congress will.
by the resolution of their body, declare u to be the
opinion OF the People that the British Govern
ment, by reducing our citzens whom they captur-
ed in arms IN Canada to the condition OF common
'feons, have departed from that humane course
towards prisoners which they have proessed to be
IN accordance With their principles, and have volat-
ed the best policy of civilized nations and that
IS regarded a severity not necessary 10 the case,
ana the exercise oil cruelty uncalleu tor
Mr.. NORVELL said that, in reading The cores
pondence in the case Of the Amistad, he had felt
much the Senator from South Carolina, but did
not conceive this parallel case. These were citi
of the United States, and not in the condition
Of negroes.
| Mr. PRESTON insisted on his motion to lay on
the table, and It was agreed TO.
MIR. SMITH, of Indiana, presented a report and
joint resolutions OF the Legislature of that State
the subject OF the continuation of the Comberland
| Road.
On motion of MIR. TAPPAN, the Senate proceed
ed to the consideration of Executive business, and
after some time spent therein adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
wHIG MEETING cnrrNr

AZ meeting OF portion Of the Wbig pnttv of
Green county, held at Stanardsville on February
llth' Chat being Court day. Capt. Oliver FnEs
was called TO the Chair, and VIM. S. Enrv am
pointed Secretary. The Chairman explained The
oolect OF The meeting in few appropriate remarks
70 DC, to appoint delegates TO Wing District Con,
venuon to be held at Orange Court House on the
gain INST, TO take into consi m ion the ror;ev oC
nominating Wing candidate for Congress
newton Hume, Esq. then arose and moved that
nlne members be appointed to represent the Wings
OF Green IN the proposed Convention. MIR n. took
somewhat an enlarged review OF the topjcp nyolved
~ the Presidential Election, and Supported ,b, nro
pretty OF holding Convention, but tbougbt the
time proposed 100 early s"' WV
capt ). +. Finks SPOKE with much eloouence
touehing some remark made by Col Voolfolk.
lWho addressed the meeting by leave Of the Chair
Inc Chairman appointed The following GENTLE
men members Of the Convention, viz John Graves
WI H. suns, Jr John +. Elrly, WIN. r. Early, Jas.
r. fInks, John @. Delaney, WIN. n. Conway.
NuiIs NJ Frzhugh, Newton Hume, and, on notion
the Chairman was added. 'O'''"'
Tn mo ION, Resolved, that the proceedings NJ
lhIs meeting be signed by the Chairman and Seers.
Nry' aud transmitted to the Editors OF the Ricb.
monJ Wing, with request that they publish The
The meeting then adjourned.
OLIVER FINKS, Chairman
WIN. +. EARLY, Ssersfary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

deiphia IS not competent 10 do all the coinage ne
esssAry Tor the purposes ofthe country; and wheth
er future operations at the branch mints may be
dispensed with without injury to the public service.
Aud also, whether il be not practicable to dispose
OF the present costly buildings and machinery with
out any considerable loss to the Government. And
shall also be the duty OF the Secretary TO eommu-
nieale such other and further Information in rela
ton TO the branch minis as may, in bis opinion,
tend to enighten Congress in deciding the question
OF their continuance or disconlinuance."
The CHAIRMAN decided that such an amend
ment would not be in order.
MIR GRAVES said he did not suppose il TO be
the object Of his colleague. MIR Green, who had
offered this proposition, Of any else, that, II
these appropriations stricken out, the
would he suffered TO so 20 waste. He presumed
tnat sufficient appropriation would be made for
that object.
Mr.. G.. was understood to explain wha, he had
stated yesterday, that another occasion might per
haps, he thought, be more suitable for entering up
on THIS subject than the present, and that, far
he was concerned, he would not have made the mo-
lion at this moment; but that, rs the motion had
been made, he felt bound to support il.
The debate was continued at great length by
Messts. GRAVES, (STANLY, in explanati IN,
DAWSON, land CRANSToN, in explanatory
Mr. DAWSON opposed the amendment with
great force, on the of public convenience aud
utility and insisted that in selecting this item
on which to commence the work OF retTenchment
most unfortunate selection had been made.
MIR. w. g. JOHNSON inquired Of the Char
at what time the proposition of the gentleman from
North Carolina tMr. Stanlyl would be in order.
The CHAIRMAN said the amendment would
not be in order at any time on this bill.
Mr.. STANLY was understood to ask Mr. Jones
TO accept it.
Mr. JONES said, not being in order, he could
not consent to accept it.
Mr.. STANLY said, then the chairman of the
Committee Of Ways and Means and his party must
take the responsibility Of refusing TO adopt the pre-
paratory measures for the diseontinuance of these
Branch MINIS. He (Mr 81 had discharged his
duty in wishing to save the public property.
Mr.. w. G. JOHNSON said he should vote 10
strike out though he should have PREPARED the prop.
osition Of the gentleman from North Carolins, (Mr.
Stanly.) Mr.. J. then briefly explained his views,
be was followed in some furthrr remarks by Mr..
GRAHAM, OF North Carolina.
The question was then taken on the motion to
strike out (hrstl "for compensation the officers
and cterk OF the Branch Mint ut Charlotte, ", C.
$4,000" The vote stood ayes S. noes 7S
So the motion rejected.
The committee then rose, and reported progress.
And the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23


Gentlemen; The Hon. John NJ Botts ba, been
Gomlnnted ~ your paper as ft individual 10 sup.
ply Mr. Roqnc's place in the Senate Of the United
states. heartily concur IN this nomination. and
beg TO assure you that his election would give
great satisfaction TO the Wings iu this section oftbe
snie tie ~ man upon whose principles We can
re.y with gliety-there is no shutting In the r,nk,
with him, Dptho isabove board IN ali his conduct.
nc Us hno"n 10 be a mao Of uniting industry,
mental capacity capable Of comprising any egf,issi
20 Wbeh he may apply himself, and u unbenj no
inesry-Iust such man rs az this crisis we want
Dne advantage M 01tajnlng the services Of a g.o.
teman q his age Will be, that every day willie
nance his v1ige 10 the State, for every dsy he viii
be adding 10 bis mental resources We owe MIN
also debt Of gflttuds for his most eTc.ont servi.
cesfn he last Presidential contest IL s,id tbet
Mr. fan Buren attr butes hts defeat 10 Mr. Botts
P0fe tPhn % any oas lndividuil in the U. s. /
Legislature.
EROTTsYLVAHIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
LOUISA CouRr HOUSE, Feb. 20, s4I.
To THE EDIToRs OF THE WuIo

G entlemen: This is merely to state ,b,, n.
Wing party Of Louisa did not hold meeting Al
Their Court House on yesterday, as had been pro
posed, IN consequence Of the early period Of the
election for this county, I'LL the vacancy now in
the virginia Legislature, occasoned by the resi-
nation Of Joseph Lipscomb, ESQ. The Wbigs or
Louisa will meet at their Court House, on The 9Th
day OF March next, that being Court day, for the
purpose OF making arrangements preparatory 10 The
April election. In addition 10 what | have said
aa6oye' PERM. me further 10 remark, that Mr. Elisha
heHon wli be candidate for the SURFACES Of the
people, nt the election on Thursday next Cor on.
isa county, We trust that the Wing voters of Lou.
lsq viii be induced by this announcement to at
ie nd the polls and thereby secure to Louisa a Wing
A VOTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
The PeopisS Welcome 10 GEN. Wn. n. Harrison.
NJ A LADY OF rms CRY

~ hApf of THIS CITY.
Hgil, Eorious ehielan the goiee ola nauop
Doth chnyse ihec 10 ill thai iiustfioua ststIon
TO which ny great yrtnes shall now lustre lend.
Wo hailne bright dawn ofihat Curious morning
~ which pure Reform shall commence her uid reisp.
Wien PfospsutY's sun unrio uded, adornna
High Libery's Heaven, fhali slime foitht gsin
Hal veteran We honor ny sse and ny Story
w'J na.' 'o''ed anil last fought on The iar West
line shall our history ten the glorious story
oif9ufdeais That no blot ts bright record migbt
Sa.9-
sleliell ma when mothers and sisters we're seppy
With dread before foes who might bravery spn,i
70 cheefthef diafnay 10 Thy banner came awisuIns
ihy voice rang The kneil for the saysse TO fall
shall iol mighty Chiensio that bonorinr Inv merit.
- prvple lnthN rrpoaed their high fruff
VIII eonhdoni hcffis lnvokinaihS Fpini
winch ever hath guided ny aeuonfso just
Friend ofhy rsce wsbail tho blsu fporoiog
hose echoes n Ffc ofofn's groaftrur1p sisus,,k.
when hon IN The ighi 0f fair Virtue sdornlpa
Yet snPe' ny seat 'boTe esrihf Monafchs shall
We ball tiee With sonFs IN The b,ss Of d,,o,. t.,..
Wh9.s Peals shsl resound win the csnnon's deep
We Eeeomefbe fhamplou bsfote Vho,,. ,.,,.,,o.
HpPfes"on's Gaun iafm shall depart from our shore
'" CO. ssaa iorlh oni nsltens issh roses entvning
WIN laureis 70 arew ~ our Presidents feef-
nc eend iofih oUr youths bearing ove shlogor,
"o n''h WIN meet honor ny coming 70 Eieet
Wy hs,ysn's hrsi bls,s in1s on ny path descsnus
NJ , 10y .i.ilgn Of Hfht be dl6laedoer our land
~ sIecis otthy zeal Ne high Interests dofendlnf
He ble'i While by bresEss o. ocean Ts famed
T. An.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

TAR Concession and eompromiss award TO the West
the boon which Il Of right expects. While rpu
date as strongly the idea OF Legislature beng IN
nueneed by sectional feeling in the choice Of Sc
nator, as you have done in a former paper, ge-
neral rule, IL having tendency to snfeebls legisls
ton, yet the fear Of its effects from violation Of
The rule, should not induce the Legislature TO make
their selection in all from the hnne spot The
people Of the West have submitted, not merely
Passively, but even eheerfully in all appointments
heretofore made; and IT, in this particular instance,
they ask this Office at the hands OF Eastern gentle
men, denial Of will argue tho existence Of see
ioHaI feeling much stronger in the East than in the
West. To Western gentlemen IL would be almos,
superhuous to add, that the West expects them "a
act firmly but disereetly.
A WESTERN MAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
RICH MOND:
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY "a.
DR.. MALLORY.

DIX. MALLOK4.
"Nansemond Wing" charges this gentleman
with misrepresenting the District but in terms too
harsh to authorize their publication Hes5peals to
us for our opinion, whether the Doctor & fish, flesh,
or red herring 1t is doing us too much honor,
and We Wave n Boi1f Jtl no.E 4 \
pea'es' "defne his own position ~ 1t is not for u
to define 1t for him. Ifhe has already, as is ex
nltng'y claimed by Loco Foeosm, "kicked out o
the traces" before the commencement of the Ad
mlnIstraton, he has exhibited an unstcadnsss which
cannot be counted on for more than ore moon. Tn,
country IS wearying more and more Of "transeen.
dentalism"-of sublimation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
CONGRESS- or THE UsIrED STATE
wfDEEsDAy, Feb. ~.

=, - ~ HENAIE.
r., Dr. hUGGLES presented the credentials Of the
on. George Evans, Senator elect from Inc s,ste Of
.nooe' iof sE years from and after the An Of M,rsb
s.l ne VICE PRESIDENT also laid b,lo,e the
coo,,, N,,'-,n9tlal from citizens Of Rome, Onei5,
.ounly Ne" York, IN behalf Of the "a ptivs p,,,o,.
20" held ~ durance NJ Van Dieman,s Ia 80
esns loIln The grievances 10 which they were snb
ton. ~ Wo "ofst doseup.
W. -SG,hVELL, though not ooncurrine IN the
tef TO send il 70 tho Presdspt ~ 10 IN T. G..
Stotes. o"' "i the united
Mf. PNEsToN spoke al some length. sYors,,
ng nus regret that there should have been 400 ;o,,r
o. VIC part q our citizens either IN H. DO
s,..s ,s'as,o's o. we peculiar policy q foreign
Us IN diheulue' with q forsigo and contsrmSo9,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

n NhhEh olFarmots In tire vicinity having expressed
slu 20 tse lhe Ploughs In oseration, which are
o, VIZ ~ NC Confihome, the Capiol ske this
OPPORTUNITY 10 lei them know that I will raiii fber hi
opeTgon' ~ The junction N The Nee hsnic ksvo TurnrEs
w., ianoyef hosd, On unon M above Meitaus Tsn
iMd' m4 clock, On 1HURSDAY. the 9th inst
Ilp NpWb0n RI tho Legislature are particularly re-
q!esl9 Up glfeph "
would aiso invite al those who enruFed In the bus
ness 0i manufacturing vending Agricultural frsf
W VIC vicinity 70 aend with their FiouFhs IN order 10 bs
~ INC safnel time NJ ohee D. her n usnu.
oihor person who will
b u 81. rr..rtn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
RICHMOND MARKETS

February g.
We have nothing Of interest to eto in our mar.
ket' to-day. Il has been Day Of rejoicing. and
business has been almost totally suspended. Most
Of the ''oreson main Street were closed yesterday.
Prices Of produce not changed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

On Monday, az hall p,st o'clock, At Beaumont.
the residence Of Mrs. cambridge, SARAH ASS Tus.
yes, daughter OF The late VIM D. Turner Of Rich
we're illness Of forty hours Of the scsrs, f,v,y Tbe
lgends and aequainianees OF the family are reausst-
cd 70 attend her funeral this evening, al O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

The ladies' continue their Fair in the Museum
through the day, and tonight will sell what NAV
remain unsold, at auction. They have a rich vari
ETY. OF splendid artc'es-suited to every taste, and
as the proceeds are TO be Appropriated to char.
table uses, all should contribute mite.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
Erlra Session If Congress.

We understand that Gen. Harrison makes no
secret OF his determination to call an extra session
OF Congress, probably in May. and that the neees.
sI'y for doing so, has urged itself upon his mind for
several months past
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
S.,r,n- E.h On

SATURDAY, REQ. ~.
Communication ives received from w. III.
Brown, acting I'd Auditor, enclosing statements
called for by resolution Of the house, Of the 18th
inst, respecting the public debt and the resources
OF the Commonwealth. The Auditor has thrown
into very comprehensive table, the amount OF en-
tire debts and Liabilities of the Commonwealth oil
every description, on the LIST day of January last
specifying Tor what purpose ereated-when created
amount created ut each session-to what parti-
cular object applied-certihcates issued-ecrtlh-
Gates remaining to be issued 10 complete existing
Observation-Disclosures for subscriptions, Sc au-
thorized by law, but not yet applied for or made;
and debts guaranteed by the State. The amount
OF certificates already issued, Is Sc S57,l6l O3-
Remaining TO be issued, s335,027--Liabilities for
subscriptions, Sc. s2,04s, 72o-Guarantees, ST.
$50 900 o..
Annual interest on certificates issued, $4o0, $40
i6.
OF the 81, 500 600, authorized to be guaranteed
for the James River and kanawha Company, GER
uhcates have been issued for S550.22 90 IN ster-
ling bonds, bearing per cent. interest; and Tor
s766. 500 in Federal bonds bearing per cent. in
terest. amounting together TO Sl,3l6,726 66-An-
nual interest thereon, S73,50l 81
summary table made out by the Auditor, OF
Debts and Resources shows the probable value OF
the available stocks and funds on the LIST dav OF
January, ls4l, compared with the actual debt on
that day.
l. Resources cfths Commonwealth.
Productive and a
valuable stocks
and funds s7,Iso,ss7 50
Unavailable stocks
and funds l,577,204 IS
Subscriptions and
appropriations TO
works of Inter-
nal Improve
ment, not yet
completed 3,7l6,027 3S
Tota amount Of resources, sl2,454,ll9 IS
The probable va
lue Of the pro-
ductive and
valuable funds is
estimated at So $50, COS IS
The amount
ofcertihcates
issued, is 6,s57,l6l o3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

Making a total Of
The amount sold the last fiscal year,
as per report, 36,s6 06
Do do from LIST October,
1870, to LIST Jan. 1871, 1859 81
Making an aggregate Of
sales TO the amount Of