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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

DlED.-h her Residence. on MakeI Street.-The.
TILDA. cOnsrri 81 GEu. ". SGirS
Oh Mrndny afternoon nj half past 20 a.
'"'k MART JANE. infant ca Ihier'of I,,hn NJ. nnJ
C"rneha l. NJ Crcary. nsed 10 m.tniirs sl,L 4 ,I.v.
- She Is an angel how.
And 'Tcahs he sapphire loor, of puradise.
All darkness wir.d lrrm her rSiulgcnt Il oNS
S'n. SnuUw. s.it ring, bani.hsd lrusn her
eyes
Nvl"notI- % CT death. 10 her Jrpcnu
The Sisl-I Jy sfhoaven's etc rnsl TuseF'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

During tho prrsaIcn,o af stc ,if,Irr, ru lfrf,r.f
70 soldier Huuyiug uio fIa lnrs.rstp rII b,. r.,r.
manning 'shDer tIai his urp..er hI B.rs r.rrI on
$50 days 'g' hy iuia mnIadv. crif.s.Hr I.- 4prfs
hens1ns Chat ihe whole regiment usufI Ee ,t.-,s
ssj rp1 similar Danger dlrrofii The tYrrs % r..
following week Good heavens" ,u,gI.r..I H,a
fegr. ,.ili tbeutiI bo doc or Wlg,..sI.
-8I BE- 4..- 70 Iu--L.r."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
PUBLIC MEETING.

On MONDAY evening. the 25h inst. puhli,
meeting will be held a,iho City Hall. at which
time DR.. J. c. CAMPBELL will addrc-, tho cirrzous
ON tho subject Of the tariff nui or home policy
Mr.. Newman OF any hicnJ IT hisis invited To at
tend.
Wheeling. Apr 81. ls42.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
April % 1912

FLANK tOAD-Tho BpGtlo Commercial Al
Vsrlisor desctbe' new speoirs ~ road undertaken
m Upper Canada 1s substitute f,r rail r,,J =
rnifoqd was first proieclcd. hut was abandoned ne
too expensive. An improved communication N.
iwefn me lnkcs however. w1a r1urh desired ,rF
70 effect % ihov have now undsriaken the ros.i,pe.
ion OF plank road from Hamilton; NJ the head Of
Oniaria. 10 Fort S1rnia. opp1site rorf S..,,., Ia.
iarro ofatout l92 miles Tho r1,d \. is.J ,,,.,.
rni' wide rrlhhcd iwo rjs. gr1deI. iayeH.5. AMI
drained a' inT n turnpike. and rieu rlve,si ,,,ti
ihreo.inch lank laid nrros ibc ruaI mn, az inch
s~onfIinr Tho plank W. rrsi upp1 Tho soil s., a,f
fhorc sl1ll be % circulation n Dir beneath Tho
ro'I when flushed. % IS said. viii not cot over
81 .5O)o mile
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

WEATHER Tie wcltLsr continue, ,,,J and
DO" ~ c.y1ded. We h1vo hui supply 81 frr
.uh.ioni iof tho present r1mb md a. the sum
would hc 30 accommodating fol tD come ont nos, aba,
llf gf.s col ether hulo d,wcrs would 55 much
'.u- him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
DEATm or THE HON. JOSEPH LAwRENcE.

DEATH Or THE HON. JOSEPH LAWRENCE.
The sad duy drv"l,cs upon OF annnn"cine
ihe dcr'a'e OF su,'',tr Member VI the House 81
Representatives than wh-n that lsHiy nn,.cs- O.
few Whose death would be more lamenred Than HI.
will be 10y ih'Sc WIN have enj"ycd the opportunity
OF kn'wIns anil approaching his many titles to RI.
spcrr AMI esteem.
The Hon. JusiFH LAwRrNcE, one Of tho Repre-
s"haIivcs frna, The Slate ui Peurisyl ANA, expired
At his b"si"gs in tbs city vest, rduy nurnir g.
l'ulc a:lcr ocnck II,s illness had been ol surnr
TWO weeks duraiiu and surro,, ." have beer
induced hyiGiis'Ie and anxiety OF mind runs',luen
IPOn hrs late painful attendance uI-n the dcarhbc,
"f his eldest aud ms sons wife, aui up-n IA,
illncss 81 other mcEher- uf his Gsnily irurn p,,
Ira~ieI visit Ia when IA" had roceHIly returned.
Mr.. Lrwnnre WAS liiiy-iUur years ci nee Fut
many years lac had been m public Scrvico.
Nat. THf,lIj-cnccr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
.-RrIIGInrS NnrlcE

Rev. Ma llIrrELtEKGER. Of Norfolk. Va VIII
preach ut ST Jane. tCaiholic) Church on sunday
the 9Th inst. Services to commence NJ hall PsS,
10 o'clock, A NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

Spring FaslioH-Ie42
y ECEtVED this DAY st 40. Main .,,..,
n, duzsn fine Mole SKIN IIss dirsc, - 80
York call and sec Them NC"
"rriI - a e MCAIJaN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

BOZ.-Mr Drkcns returned iofhc City yeserdsy
and leaves TIN, morning ia the stage for BuiTalo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
Observation-Disclosures

i'' H.'1,,fHr BE- 90 analysis nf SIR Robert Pssrs
system 81 fIylfuu. ~ Stated by hrn ON FRIDAY ri,,t
IHo night honorable B1f1nri commenced ,,.u, a..
a'h.fi. ru doing Uhirb Dc admitted ul4t the sat-.
m"fis ~ Do lasf Chancsll"r ~ he Eveisrrs,. r.,
y'gr '"I'ng 5.h April 1870. were rf1-y .cru.
1'r. It- income lrii somewhat short Of Tho .,t,.
rnIs. bat i..r expenditure on ,bo utfsr b,r,l 60.
SIN" Doe. HiI De- assumed iac rIr drfrierry f., A..
25jJDUJ' ~
~ ~ L.Lr rnlns M. Sir I.L-I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23
SPLENDID FRENcnGUARD

CAPS.
A LARGE as,1rimenf inst rcc,,..t -,
n gf l7J main IT, w salo
np'" - &C MCALLAM
YOU RUS s. CWLDgENS FASuroV ,,,,.
...... 10th CAPS. ~"
ID E'Elh I'D fbi. diy lf NICAtt,,r.
nno "a" s2.'n 700 assortment Of Y,g,l,,. s,.i
lhhdf"ns 'in" eoih C8p5 "n'
l5J mnl at,tt
% &C MCALLAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

The Enquirer Of Yesterday evening 1eutcs R'Igs.
Honc Wonder iihe noaa. athc yensriIds Cb,i.
frI-f' EEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

On acc'uii OF the Chinese war what ever the ariu-
al cost uith war aboVc tsat may lie mutt be
added The couid not be less than 3OO.OOOL
tia, aboN 500 O00l woull probably have 10 be al
ded To tie deficiency OF 50 $4,000 There might
also be an addition of 100 O0Oi account of Aus
trslia But The war IN AH;hanisian. though noini-
nally carried on at tho expense of tue Indian gov
eminent. might eventually entail burden on this
country. The Indian rryenps. which for tho year
ending April 1896. exhibited surplus Of 4 500
OOOt tor the year ending April $3.50. exhibited a
deficiency Of 24l40OOi and he SvuId not eslcahaie
the deficiency Eo the year 1871 ct Ie-s "a N 81.
100000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

WALTER JoSrs. E,q. New York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

reIf ending no 5hA t5lI.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

....,.i 40 mel s5@s! ,sas sisp.-.-g; psi.eJ !..l
s,..s.ess ;se..sy = - eiasS si'd --'' W 10 ''
..an.l,s Of a psese.; sag seis.. It covered 'X,
nv The ..Jinoas .re!se yeGfs oi Tea !ee-soi a'i1
-; Van 3u,cn :.o! lex, 1910, bot, years beng m
cl,tqd And 10 tie expenses OF those years ana coin
uarson between the appropriations and psha'sutes '"'
c ,rar he entreated the careful attention OF Inc DO
tv He desired Senator'S particularly TO remark The al
NO., form excess oappIopr,atIons over the e1penci'
lures for the fist years OF the series ana especay
lilo uay;uun OF that IN The year -oo, when tne
concentrations made b Congress Ter the year amount
cs n 6l6 H. hile the Executive Government
only extended the of 2J,Ooo,2ii Ib, thus pre-.
s.o,;nc an excess OF appropriations over the actual
yrr,j,,nte within his single yea., Of SS,00,a6 10.
Win any one ask stronger proof as TO which branch
of The Government led the other INTO the excess OF
nuLlc expenditures during this period OF expansion
Of ,osus and Of surplus revenues: lie desired II
TO De equally carefully remarked that the du-
r,o the whole oil the first Of General Jackson,
or. ken, nearly with the standard OF alr. Adams
term be- ny ONLY from twelve aud hal! 10 sixteen and
LIr millions per annum, while the appropriations
made By Congress for the las! OF those wears were ali
hn, Two millions be ond the expenditure With this
surolus of appropriation beyond the actual e1pendl
,nr for the wear So and current appropriations for
the wear 1885 amounting To twenty-five millions and
aver the expenses of the latter year were forced up
10 more than twenty-five millions also. This was the
frs, wear of General Jacksons second term FOR
The second wear Of that term, 1884 the appropriations
were close upon twenty .one Millions and the actual
expenditures less than eighteen millions and halt,
md for the third year, 1873, the appropriations were
h,Ia more than seventeen millions and three quar-.
tiers, and the expenditures just about seventeen mil
lions Then comes the las, year of President Jack
SON. and the year of the greatest surplus revenue 1886
the year in which the appropriations were swelled 10
more than thirty millions and quarters, &C.
nr an increase cf all but twenty millions upon the APP
propriaions Of the next preceding year, and leaving
an excess of appropriations over the expenditures OF
more than eight millions, Notwithstanding the ex'
penses were increased than twelve millions and
half those ofthe year previous and were forced
m tn the enormous amount of more than twenty nine
millions and half AL these facts appear from the
table Of appropriations and expenditures furnished by
the late Secretary, Mr. Ewing The exact amounts,
given BY him. for each Of the twelve years, are as
follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

The bill requiring the Banks Of this Commonwealth
10 redeem ",he. notes and depostes and other labi
ties in gold and silver coin upon demand, has been
signed by Gov. Porter, and is now iorce. Some Of
me n,s with their deposors to pay them fourth OF
the amour. standing to their credit in specie funds
demand and the other fourths in post notes, pay
able in two, four and six months, with interest. We
trust that the public generally whether depostors or
and nermanent. and whose object is the general good
and not the destruction Of the Banks, will act with
moderation towards those institutions at the outset and
no, wantonly attempt to injure them BY such a
course. most, if not all Of the surviving institutions
will be enabled 10 sustain themselves, without opPres.
sing or destroying their creditors in the attempt
Phi Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

TnE NEW McLEoD CAsE.-lt will De seen from the
n.r,r,.nbs which We insert from the New York prints,
ths, IF the President had waited but single day, he
might have saved the the shame of The hasty sub.
mission which his message proposed, TO escape the in
10 nd;oo frown Of Great Britain The second supposed
Caroline cupr, has, seems, been discharged BY the
judicial tribunal OF the State before which ne was ar
raigned.
Congress, we hope, will not hasten now to provide
bv law to take the jurisdiction of crimes from the State
courts. 1t is very important that the border States
should have the power to punish murders committed
within their limits should they even be authorized BY
Sir Allan Mc.I Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

Making The whole Of these payments
in The four wears S3O,5o7 SIS G3'
THIS shows an average ofpayments from the Treasu
~, during the four years Of Mr. Van Buren's Admin
,sraton over and above the expenses Of the Govern
nen being for trus, funds pay ment of the outstanding
debt indemntes under The treaties with foreign nations
and The like, of s. ,6i9,462 10 per about
the same as The difference before stated between The
true average Of the expenses for those years and the
rage exhibited by the honorable Senator.
While upon this subject lie desired TO extend his re
marks little farther, and 10 examine this document
from ar Secretary Ewing little more extensively
Much had been said about The expenses from 1895 ,o
lS2S inclusive the The administration Of the
ccni Adams; and it had been proclaimed, almost
miracle that the ordinary expenses ranged then between
twelve and fifteen millions PEI The docunen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. ,.,r,,ea nj
THE subscriber constantly receiving from and ps
nufactory Of Nunns & Clark, New iork, and ta'
deIieacy of touch and sweetness oftone, 20 peculiar
nufacture. ,,,r.r,s and Nis''
Piano For,es repaired, tuned let on hire ana '''S'
change. r.p ,,,rsrc . NJ.
The largest collection of Music ever - 0 me .bsess @
State may selected FROM a. me so,e md New York whole"
and retail prices. , mn n. furnished upon >
farms Than they can md elsewhere IN the TAYLok
Pi-~- ' 5a-Ei2I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
EXTRACT FROM "AHAsCERCs

EXTRACT FROM 'AHASCERtS,"
POEM understood 70 a4rt 5;a risa 61 tnbzAI 4fthR'
Pr,r7s Seersta-4 u The Pr@spis9'
on, wh; wit man ,e.S PASSIONS bnrnns ;nfone'
winch, when atiaitt, CONSUMES him "ith IL hfes.
/. mol this earth paradise 10 him
Vino l.yes coh,eu;eG win TIA, glorious lei
Tbst si... TO man the bisiHficni OF Cod.
ii he viii use NJ tne ?ere,9iion, well,
His faculties, affections, ma those powers
That stamp diyint. Cpon hs foam:
Yea all this happy heritage Of hshi-
Thee fragrant wales yon pdrpe hills, thc-e streams
Tina, wind their volume Nay through 'ins clad BANKS
10 sulr.,--,iains Of low, neodUus song;
file opening buds OF spring the Summers bowers,
Pale aGtuu3n's mellow irniis-eNe nieht ahH hoii'
The elii,efing, liquid stars, the crescent moo;i,
The dew tina, spark-> on The velvet sIas-,
R.f,.,hine showers that noe the golden S'aia
And hi ,h= All wish perfumes ffe-h ifom Heaven
All that see W ocean, eatth, OF ar,
our being, life. our upright form, aHd step
That proudly -purn- ihe GG', 'ae SERPENT hrfa'he.
the eve ,fat vieY., the oe4ui.e- 81 tie carh
Then wancers up 10 Heaven, ard eazss t.e:e
TIL moot and suns, aud .;af- ami angels ofisht
,ecoIn. oar fellow. tn realms u thought
Ard mortal tam, IS lost. spd go are gods,
Fac cheek whose food ~ -atins tide groclairN
TN. proud hearts triumph az - crushing Woes
f.- rrOIy, the lruty throne OF thought, NA0se t.h
More dazzling than the day strikes Falsehoci BIND,
Whose f.own !, hacker thar nish:'s -tatrss VOID
These are cur bi:th:-hi, and our empire vide
Cner mich Nc scept5s ~ kn:
Nor is nus ALI bul mad, and heart, and soHl,
Make new world stiil richer than tie last.
ne liyps IN virtue who c0n,ru'ed lives;
But he who walks about THIS 3appy EARN
Irownins at all, aud n,l't win hate u ali,
VINO walks on EARN, bu, ", Who iives not he!e,
VINO darxen. even the genial air aroGrf
With MS black thoughts, while plotting others NJ!
.yho laughs q, pity slt!kes Al mefcy'- brow,
and scofn- the tear that poor a!.ici Oh ~-.is:
'Is fl ,hai tie, the traitor 10 The Law,
iurid beacon light 10 warn, should be,
Shouli suffer for such slu- b HE 81 palh,
And die WIN God dark ifoHn upon l!s face
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
Erh. ID

IN CHANCERY.-vRG,SrA:-M Court held for aara
/ County the 18th day OF January, leis:
Thomas Warmer, guardian Of Mary F. Worsam ahi Ann
L Wo,s,,ato William w WorshaE. guardian q RIcarsoa
Worsam anil Kennon A. Worsham Benjamin W2'iiaer
dian OF Martha Worsha, Kennon Worshaa, guardian Of B-nl
min +. Worsllam, i'l'Ai'e';
Wlls,m " Worsham William D. Sadler Benjamin + Wcr.
sham Kennon A. Worsham Rcheson e. Wor>ain Martha 4.
Woram Mary F. Worshan and Ann X. Worsha The ia IA,
infants under age Yeas BY r. o. h Then
-,,.,d,,n nd i,,m Defendant:
The defendant William B. Saier, not having entered h. W
pearance security according To the act o. Assemble
and the rules OF this and appearing by satisfactory
drncr thai he is not nab Of this s;aie u ordered,
Tia, The said defendant appear here The fourth Thursday
anl nr,t and answer the bill plaintiff! and that cops
of inns order forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
in ine civ Of Richmond week for two months Successive
y and posted front door Of The Courthouse oil ls o
E. C. LEIGH, c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WIN BUTLER, Importer Of China, Qa,tusiea,, ard "s
w is receiving, per ship Harkaway, and has afa r. w
daily expected all direct from the Manufacture w
usual large and tasty selection of China Glass aud Queens
which he offers for cash, reduced prices, ered ~ -
punctuai buyers He feels confident lnit n,f'a
will not consider farther North for "cois III "
line, ifthey Will bur give him 4 call.
WIN. F. BUTLER , doors above Bell Ias .e
March, 9o-"u,
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 an order Of tie Conn
Count of Chesterfield the undersigned will receive ea
proposals until the of March next for rebnng The ll
The Court house TO completed by the frs, day OF o'tmr
next according plan and specifications, which ma ut "
n the Clerks Office Of said county
LEONARD NrNNALLY, J
HIGGERSOS HANCOCK,
GEORGE cox, tc.;,,,,.,
DANIEL II. FLoURNoY, ~" ''''
PATRICK CANNON,
RICHARD I. MOSELEY, !
Feb. 2i ovid
W The Wing is requested TO cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

TS CHANCERY.-ViRGsia:-At Rules holden IN the Ger.
Once Of m. Cicu Superior Court OF Law and Chancey lot
Sussex county Monday the 9TH day OF January iei2;
arans, Plaintiff:
Thomas ]. Randolph. Nathan T. {. Heath, Henry " EpI
Robert Graves, John Hall, john Winfield and cha1 a. r
ham, peshoa"'',
The defendant Thomas Randolph, not having entered h'
appearance and given security according 70 'e ac " Ds
and the rules and appearing BY satisfactory .v
dence he il naotant OF this country: ordered
Tina, the said defendant appear here the first d May
term next the bill Of the panth and that fo
Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
Of Richmond for months successi'ey ahi posted
al the front door III the Court house Of this county.
A CoFy-Tes;e, ~ .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

IN CHANCERY-At a Court Of Monthly Sessions held tot
Goochand county. The Court house, on Monday, TIE ~
DAY OF February. lsi2: M,
against "a.
John Maddox Wilson Maddox John Brook and taabelh bis
wifi. Jaco, MADDOX and Mary his William Hancock ard
Judith his wife, Benjamin Cannon and Sarah h' VIII John
Dixon and Fanny his wife and Joe Robertson Isaac E"A
and Eliza Fleming sons daughter OF Isaac Rotcou Gee j.
Obadiah Carish, John hi,e aud osby Woocso "
concerned interested in the lands OF John Maddox dra
ed, prenaah'
This day plaintiff, by his counsel and filed M, hl
against defendants; and appearing TO the satisfaction e
Cont that t drrndan- except Isaac Robertson, Eliza Elem
ing Obadiah Carbt, John Saerwhie and Nosby WOOD on
are from and inhabitants Thereof
and ty not having their Appearance and given seent
according the Assembly aud the ruie OF this Court
ordered That III. defendants do appear before tbs
Court AT the Court house. the third Monday IN May next ane
answer plaintiffs h and that OF this order be iorh
with inserted in public printed In the city
Richmond for month";; successfully, and De posted At iae
front door of the Cour house this county.
Copy-Teste,
RI si-w-w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

ID ETWEEN John Earlry's Union Coffee House ana y, ~.
ID kns's Dry Good Store, and doors below G"ss, c
We would take this late opportunity of thanking INC m
vors received the last six years. II was not our ns
establish ourselves through the but To do w
tisfaction all who call upon which we eons1.r ~ Ia
bile TO any other basis, and Of which we are glad I"
been almost universal. r.. ;,s and 10
is our design to pursue the at this TINE ar
the future All goods sold by that do not please 10
ty, color, make fashion, or Otherwise can DC have
the money refunded-provded, the same shall no' N
worn. We this time as large stock ns' eect:
any the State in line of business and wona AID
invite the economist give n call before purchas y
anime for himself and II prices are not pronounce
lower any other in the CITY, we shall be very m %
and trimmings the furnishing the CLOTH ana
thai are sold for sIi and Vests Shirts Drawers of nir
Crayats Stocks suspeners Socks, Gloves ana Cc
kinds and qualities, and all other articles usually and
iers of which determined to sell low io OF
quest the public call and whether they "a''
NJ III Goods rdrrGRted. ,,.yy.Sk co.
= D a6-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
March 5

VACANT PRoFEssoRsTIIP- the 9Th Of july neat The "
sitors Of William and Mary College VIII proceed 10 the %
ton Professor of Ancient Languages TO oil the Chai ~
occupied by Professor Browne There salary oil ST. 81
tachrd 10 the Chair OF so allowed for every neSt
of the several the department The stuH
may made high profit and honor and canine" raj q
be addressed postpaid 10 IT, X Dew" We
sident William and Mary College. Va
JOHN TYLER, Rector Of the Board n Jts''rt
Feb. - es-"t9lay
CHEAP AND NEW SPRING DRY GooDs-H.sRcH, -.
d IT, JENKINS has received and will continue receiving y
IL. every arrival new and fashionable SPRING DRY GOODS
which will sold cheap for cash, by wholesale retail Al
ready opened
10 cases Spring Calcoes pc, ls aoc and Is I'd lil
wide, French Calicoes, al j.. Cd. and is
Plain and figured, black and colored silks
Muslin Capes and Collars
Pa.asols and Umbrellas
Straw and Ieghorn BoHnets
Flowers and Rihbands. all kinds
cases Irish Linens all qualities from a5c. 81 = ID = 81
Cd. and Is. Cd.
Cotton sheetngs, 3 yards wide, bieached at 50
Long and short coiored and black silk Scarfs
All colored kid Gloves
Black Bombazines, Chaieys and MoGslins
Dimities and Fnges
81 900 Yards beached and uubeached Cotton Cloths G. c
Bargains in hleachec Shnrs and Cotton oznaburg Coh
Cassimcres and Ves;,ngs, &C., &c .
March5 '7-"l
Court of Monthly Session. held for louisa County At ih-
n house thereof Monday, the 10Th day of Jana
1912:
On the motion washington G. Shelton OF the dsrb
Of Jesse Shelton deceased and appearing to The saa
lion of Cont thar than years have expired sf
County. Committee Administrator Of The Estate oil tr 'aa
Shelton deceased Is ordered That all having
claims against the decedent do exhibit the same for settlement "a
before the 10th day o May next: And " iurthef "a
That copy OF this order be published IN some newap ph
city of Richmond for eight weeks and that another copy
posted the front door If the Court house Of this county on
Two several ''''' ''S'' "'G Join Hunter
Jan. % s'-";%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

This will leave balance OF debts contracted By The
last and the present Administration, by The issue
of Treasury notes and by loans, Of
From this deduct the balance Of debt contracted by
the last Administration. nv the Issue Of Treasury
notes. and unpaid on ,hr Sd OF March last, rs
shn,yn by ih- document
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Making the ascer,ained ordinary expen.
ses for the three quarters
Whole estimated expenses for the fourth
quarter S7,290,123 73
Deduct amounts included
for interest on loan and
redemption on Treasury
notes o'3,lc3 ~
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sl2,95o,Di 81
6,E7,3l 81
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IXTfIIIAM +. EiTcHE ArIos.Er At Lag, kiel@SHe -,
49, p,nrs Feb. !;
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h.a,l.al
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Thus leaving balance as the debt con,
trac,ed during the Administration OF
Sir. Van Buren,, by the issue OF Irea-
surv notes, which had not been re-