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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
SHERIF~S SALE.

BY virtue Of wri, Of f ia. a leo. ia
ciGs ISSUED out Of The court Of common
Of common pleas Of Carroll county, 0. 10
me directed, will offer fnr sale at the
door of the court house in Carrollton, on
Saturday the 18th day Of March inst. al
2 o'clock Of said day the following pro,
perry 10 Wit: one two horse wagon and 8
cows. Taken 10 execution snd will Os
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 3, l843.
Printers fees Sl,0o-e.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

A reconlre took place on the 9th ult
in Henderson county, Teen, between Mr.
Henry Morris aud Reuben Morgan, 10
which The latter was shot through the
body with rifle, and died Immediately.
- COur. & Eng.
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FLkNNELS! FLANNELS.

1000 yarts Canton FIannels IRON 9
TO l2i cents per yard.
1000 yards Woollsn Flannels Of ell
colors from 90 10 so cents per yard, 20
gerher with lots and lots Of cheap goods
his week receiving, for sale at asIonish-
lngly low prices by
A. D. TIL ARER g. Co.
Bolivar, Dec. !, .842
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sTI@RTFE's sAEM.


BY virtue Of writ Of Olids vendi er-
ponGs issued out Of the court OF common
pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, TO me di-
Eeclsd, will offer for sale at The door Of
the court house in Carrolion, on SaIur.
day the 18th day Of March next, the
following property, TO wit: lot of wheat
the product OF nine acres, one bsy horse,
one gray mare, one red end white COW,
one black and white calf one year old.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock P M. on
said day. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 8, ls43. II
Printers fec LOO p.
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HE STATE OF oHIO,l CO
CARROLL COUNTY.

n > II VI NhAAO3t &C
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation utter OclOber Term, a, D. ls42.
William Reynolds, James1
B. Mcfarland, Edward
Lukeus u William R. E.
wins, traders under The
name and style Of Rey- I. oh.,o..w
nolds, Mcfarland l. Co.
vs..
William D. jenkins and
Margaret his wife, and
others.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 Ferdinand
HleskeIl. Francis Hoskins, COlsOn HES.
keII and Henry F. Heberton ss partners
under The firm of Hieskell, Hoskins &
Co.; Robert u POindexter, Matthias B.
Rhey and James P. Hanna, defendants,
residing out ol the State Of Ohio, that on
The q5lh day OF January A ID lS43, the
said camplainanls filed in the Office Of
the clerk Of said court, a bill 10 chanCery
against them and other defendants, set
ling forth among other things that on the
l4lh day of November, lS42, The said
William D. jenkins and wife executed
to the complainants deed Of mortgage
upon Lot No % in tie town Of CaTrOlItOn,
10 said county, tosecu'e 10 comPlainanIs
the payment of Sl472-that the said de.
iendanls have liens upon said property.
The object and prayer Of said bill is 'hSt
ssid mortgsged premises may be sold 10
satisfy the mortgage TO said complain
ants The said defendants are further
notified that unless they appear and Plead
answer or demur 10 The said bill within
sixty days from and after the next Term
of said court, that al the next term OfIhs
said court thereafter, the comPlainanis
will apply to said court 10 take the mat
ters Of The bill ss confessed aud TO decree
thereon accordingly.
LOOMS g. MASON.
Solicitors for COmplGinGnts.
January 81, l843.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Al my instance a writ Of attachment
was this day issued by Joseph Cellars,
a Justice of the Peace Of Monroe town.
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, against the
property and effects OF Daniel ZwaIey, a
moo resilient Of snid county
ISAAC M'GREGOR.
January 81, l043.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ OF Plu alias Vend
erpondS, issued out of the court OF com
mon pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, lc
me directed, will offer for sale al The
door of the court house in CdrroIton, on
Tuesday the 18th day OI March next, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock A N d 4
o'clock p M, The following real estate, tC
wit: The east half Of Lul No SO, in Rob-
erls' first addition 10 the town Of Centre
vile (now Carrolllon) appraised at $l5O
Taken in execution and will be sold BY
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 10, lS43.
Printers fee so.
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SnERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of f, ia Ell ler, ia
CiGS issued ou, Of the court of common
pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio, TO me
directed, will offer for sale al the doOI
Of The court house in Carrollron, on the
l4lh day OF March next, at o'clock P
M. of said day, the following properly
TO wit; Three bay Mares, one gray
Mare, three Spring Colts, oDe four horse
Wagon, three sets OF Horse Gears, three
Mich Cows, six dry Cattle, one Bu
reau, and one Table. Taken in execu.
ton and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February "a, lS43.
Printers fee Loo.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry writs oi ueMdi ca
ponds issued out Of the court Of common
pleas Of Carroll county, to me directed, !
will offer Gos sale at the door Of the court
house, in Carrollton on Wednesday the
18th day Of March next, at IL o'clock
M. Of said day the following property. to
wit: one lot Of Wheat the product Of a
bout so acres, one lot of Rye the product
Of 10 acres, one brown stud horse, two
sOrrel mares, one brown horse, ! brown
mare, one spotted mare, one yearing
colt, five milch cows, six two year old
steers, one yoke of cattle, eight yearIiuG
calves, ten spring calves, one four horse
wagon, a sets of morse gears, so head o.
sheep. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February "a, ls43.
Printers fee l,50-p.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
March 3, lS43.
PriNIPr's lees l SO

BY virtue OF writ Of Uendi erPOnGs
issued out OF the court Of commOG pleas
Of Stark county, Ohio, to me directed, |
will offer lor sale at the door Of the court
house in Carrolton, on Saturday the
18Th day Of March at | O'Clock P M OF
said dag the following property to vii:
one bay mare, two sets Of horse gears
one two horse wagon, Two mich cows,
four yearIlng calves, t"enty head oI
sheep, about tons Of hay, ouo huadred
and Fifty dozen OF Wheat iu The NOV -
Taken 10 execution aud will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 8, lS43
Printers fee 1905.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
February "a, IS43.
Printers fee LOO.

BY virtue Of writ Of f td Ell leu ia
ciGS issued out Of the court oil common
pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, ard to me
directed, viii cffer sale at door of the
court house in CarroIIlon on Saturday
lhe 18Th day Of March next, at ~ o.
clock NJ. { said dav, the following pro
perry, 10 wit: One 2 horse wagon, nne
brown mare, one scTre mare, 8 mich
cows, five head Of young cattle, Two setls
Of horse gears. Taken in execution aud
will be SOLD Nv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February "a, ls43.
Printers fee LOOP.
Junialta Iron e. Nails.
B rons assorted Juniata Iron.
26 Kegs DO do Nails, just re.
cevIng on consignment and for sale low
fOE cash or merchanlable produce BY
A. G GATLETT.
WsIIsville, Jan. 81, l843.
N. B. A good stock Of Iron & Nails Of
best Juniata Brands kept constantly on
hand.
A. G. G.
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CORONER'S SALE.

CUKUWER'S OHLE
By virtue OF two writs Of Fl ia ct leo
ia. issued out Of the court OI common
pleas Of Jefferson county, Ohio, and 10
me directed, will offer for sale III the
door Of the court house IN CarroIlIon, on
the 2Uth day of March inst, at IL o'clock
P, NJ OF said day, the following proper.
ty, 10 vii: One Black Mare, one Dun
Colt, one Bay Horse, and one Sorrel
Mare. Taken in execution und will be
sold by me.
E. BOWEN, Coroner.
March 8, l843.
Printers lee 90
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March 10, l843
Printers lees S1,OO
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of sundrv wrils Of vead.
erpOHGs & f. ia. ct leU. fd. issued out Of
the courts Of commun pleas Of Carroll
and Columbiana counties, TO me directed,
| will offer for sale on Tuesday the 9 sl
inst. the following property to wit: four
horse creatures, two horse wagon, 4
cows, 3 sets Of horse gears, Is head oI
sheep, two hundred bushels Of corn IN
The year, Sale TO commence at ! O'Clock
P M, Taken in execution and will be
sole BY me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 10, 1913.
Printers fee 90.
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SHERLFF'S SALE

BY virtue OF a writ Of alias f ia. et
leo. fdcidS issued out of the court of CON.
moO pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, to me
directed, will offer for sale al Klgore
in said county, on Friday the i7,h Of
March inst. at o'clock on said day, the
following property to wit: one gray horse
one sOrreI mare, one black mare, one
horse wagon, sets oi horse gears, two
hundred bushels Of Wheat, one yoke oil
cattle and four mich cows Taken in
execution anG will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 8, l843.
Printers fee loo.
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SheriR's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ Of alias plu pendi
erpA@S, issued out Of the court Of com
mon pleas Of fCarroll couRty, TO me dMec.
ted, | will offer for saIe at the shop Of J.
M. Lytle in Carroll'On, on Saturday The
18th Of March, lS43, the following pro
perty. 10 vii: 100 600 COMMON cigars,
1000 lbs. Tobacco Isat, cylinder and
book case, one brass 8 day clock and
case, one bureau, one stand, one break
fast table, sci Of chairs, one common
stove aud pipe, q pair Of shoes, one OK
cart, one white COW, one man's sAddIe 4
birdie, one Tobcsco screw and press
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Taken in execution aud will be sold By
ne.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff;
March 3, lS43
Prio'er'a lees l SO
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an again located 10 WeIIsvilIe, with
the intention Of making it a permanent
residence, and doing Q GfnPrdi Cexmis
SION and Forwarding Business.
Occupying the Warehouse on The cor
ner Of Lisbon and Wafer streets, (beinp
the premises lately occupied by Hamp
ion g. Co lis Immediate vicinity to lht
wharf, aGords superior advantages for the
prompt transaction Of Receiving, For
wardiOg aOd Shipping.
My facilities for commission busi.
ness are, aH extensive scquIntance an,
correspondence, and considerable expe
rience. These, together with deiermi
nation 10 promote the interests confidpt
IN me, trust will merit and secure pat
ronage.
A.G CATLETT
March lst, 1874
Wel'Wille. Jan. 81, iS43.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Marcn 10, 1913.
Printers fee | 100

BY virtue Of writ Of Ueadi erpoaas
issued out Of The court Of common pleas
OF Carroll county, Ohio, 10 me directed
| will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in CarrolltOn. on the 20lh INST, the
following property, TO wit: one bureau
one mantle clock, one cannon Stove and
pipe, one set Of baruess, and one silver
watch. Sale 10 commence at IL O'Clock
NJ. Taken in execution and will be sold
BY me.
DAVID WATT ShnriE
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SMERtIFF,s SALE,

Wel'svilIe. Jan. 81, IS43.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

We commence the Address Of tho Wing Convention to-
day Able tnk H. above oil il compccrs. The coun-
try We sure, will read IL without any invitation of ours
and The public Of the country themselves from il
with feet and argument, which In appeal % dc under.
standing only could not fail 10 be- nvincibIc
The Enquirer proesac' think css highly ofthe Ad
dress Of Che Democratic Convention which needs must he
able General Droomgoolo and many other able men had
hand in preparing IT,
Now, propose this ord ash the country to notice
b. We will publish he Democratic Address with Andrew
Sicycnsons opening and v,cdetoy speech Il the Enquirer
viii publish o Wing Addrcs- with Mr. Lcghs opening I'D.
dfcss
And, II the Wing Address shall be little longer, and cost
more TO put ia Enquirer type, tho peounary difference
though well know she Enquirer would not stand upon
lhat-shnl be made good 10 the Enquirer,
Come, gondomen what say yo ~ senior partner is
o msayng, what say the young gentlemen, whose
porcncc not yet up tho mark Of cold and cautious pru-
deaoe'yhai do tley say1 Are they afraid u n oompan-
gon u Wing and Democratic argumcnu Will they con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

THE CLOSING SCENE.
Bali.

The session closed Friday night long after midnight.
The midnight deeds OF the Federal majority will be
mened the press and the People in various ways We
prefer postpone detailed comment until we nave reflected
calmly and deliberately.
The Hon. Henry A. Wise rejected as Minister TO
France by friends of Mr. Clay and Mr.. Benton
in conjunction with another influence Of which shall
speak hereafter.
The Hon. Caleb Gushing was rejected Secretary OF
the Treasury, by similar, though complicated COM
biRdtioa. The detnils hereafter.
Mr. Smith, Collector of the por; Of Philadelphia
rejected, for what know not.
Mo, nominated as Postmaster at Madison, Ind
ana was roected-causc unknown.
Mr.. Human, Postmaster at Hartford, CT, was re
ecied the solicitation Of Senator Huntington, because lac
in favor o: Mr.. Clay
Other rejections made, understand, which will
be given we learn the particulars.
The Hon. JOHN C. Spencer nominated as Secretary
OF the Treasury, and confirmed by the Senae.
The Hon. VIM. w. Irwin confirmed as Changed
Affaires TO Denmark.
Mr.. Blythe confirmed Collector at Philadelphia.
Mr. B. Collector during the last Administration anc
was superseded by Jonathan Roberts.
Jos. Pratt confirmed as Postmaster ut Hartford.
Mr.. Andrews confirmed Postmaster at Cleveland,
o., "by tight squeeze" because he known - have
sent subscribers 10 the MadsOnian.
The official announcements will be found in another
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no CORRESPONDENTS

u Hereafter the rule will be vigorously enforced to
pnnt no Communication which is written on both sides Of
the sheet ltncay doubles the trouble and increases the
expense OF transferring to type aud the immense mass
OF manuscript which we have To print $50 much more diff
hcut man pnn renders it indispensable enforce this
rule We hope correspondents will remember it and OBJ
serve IL They little know the trouble and perpexiy they
occasion those, who often late night have to
compose from their bad writing we are sure their hui
mainly alone would induce them on one side only of
the Sheet write egby and mind their stops The printer
pays through the nose for negect of these particulars
An immense amount Of communications on hand, can
not now be attended We first finish off with
Congress, and the luminous Address o; the Whig Con.
venton which to-day. We ask the patience
of correspondents
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District Biu pa,,,5

senate, yesterday, after severe struggle, and the
defeat of all the proposed amendments passed the hill
vidng the State into Congressional Districts in the form
IN which 1t came from the House The vote was l6 for
and ID against All the Wings present four Democrats
voted IN the minority. One Wing Mr. LanChornc) and
one Democrat (Nr. Shinn who 1t is said would have yo
tea IN tue negative, were absent. The four Democrats vo
uhg against were Messrs Voolfolk, Hunton, Newman and
MeMnlien Some OF these gentlemen denounced the bill
as an infamous Gerrymander-which they as Democrats
were sorry Ia perpetracd by Democratic Iegisla
We believe this deestable measure in connexion with
the other deiesabe measures and the waste of time b, this
most disereditabe and inefficient Legislature will force the
people to return Wing Legislature this spring
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

w The Enquirer announces perfect harmony in the
democratic ranks since the Convention. IL had appre.
nended difficulties in the Baptist Chureh-it had an
nonnced "Brcakers ahead" but all is now quiet and COM
posed and submissive. The Calhoun faction has been
whipped IN aud aeqacseeni in all the arrangements which
smut inc door IN the face OF their chief and shut forever
ana n day This we VOL knew and so announced WINS TO
DC the result There never any chance for Mr. Cal
noun IN Virginia. All the wire workers are against him
Even numerically the strongest his friend. who mr. no
use New York distineton,) the "Young Democroev n
compared to the "Od Hunkcrs" never had anv chance r
the beginning, against the party adep to whom tbov have
rashy opposed themselves. The Junto here with .,i
politicians all over the State trained up in their School
ean give them sA catch them, pass Ihen and beat them
ihese young Calhoun gcn,emon with good natural par
nave evidently not cut their teeth Their whole pan
OF ACTON has been of error both in principle and de
TAIL IL Is lucky tor them that il was killed eff 80 earlv in
the Scton-boorc they had been induced in some ash
us"arued moment, to venture upon it-and thus 70
be carried out Of the patriotic current
we congratulate them upon their escape A narrov
escape IL mas oeen aud II they will take Why's advice
too narrow to be rsqued again All is now we are told
smooth and quiet We oretold it would be So and the
Enquirer confirms Preconcepons Letthem understand
perhaps Tor the rs time, that the Russian er is not more
completely slave than they II he rebels for the want
OF iood he scourged back his chain if they offer IN
throw OIL the party shackes by which they are ft,ered
they too are scourged into submission As the mind Is no.
her than the body, their seems the most depor,be
But submissive spint makes even servtude gh, and a.
greeabe.
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NOTTOwAY.

Alta numerous meeting Of the Wing party Of Nottoway
County, on Thursday the second dayof March 1913.
On motion, Colonel Travis ~. Epcs wns called % tho
chair and MAJOR u. x. Anderson, appointed Secretary
wheoupon on motion Of Moi ~. n. Anderson the follow.
ing resolutions adopted unanimously.
Res9ired, That approve u the course pursued by
Asa Oliver, Eaq our present Delegate IN the General A..
semby u Virginia, and do nominate him. candidate
Tor reelection.
Rss0rsd, That cordially respond u the nomination
by The Wings Of Charlotte, of Wyatt Cardwc, Esq.. na
suitable candidate represent this District IN the Senate
oi Virginia, and HAT will best oxerons pro.
mote his election.
Rssqrsd Thet copies Of lheso proceedings be transmit
ted the Editors of The rRchmond Wing" and "Poters.
burg lnieigcncer" with tive request that they viii pub.
lish them in their respective papers.
On motion the meeting then adjourned,
r. II. EPEs, Cham.
III r. Arpenaou geety
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less "a ias their isa Of the result Of such comparison
in the Virginia mind
Both parties are appealing 70 the People of Virginia.
Each party has put forward it, abes, men. and made IL.
best Arguments for the purpose Of influencing the mind. IL
The People What can be Republican or more proper
In the nature Of things than that the People should see both
arguments before they decided
The circulation Of the Wing, equal that Of the
sns1irer IN N'rgnia-we believe. little beyond -so
that no objection can be raised that score.
Wen, gentlemen of the Enquirer, what say YET
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To Me..r, jaws Hon.on. V. PAnnl,n. and H. RI I
10 Me Va Yotes. Of u. eonpo,,d

Of The counties Of Loadoa, Fauquier, CsLpeper, SC.
GsHtiemeH-Pemit me most respectfully 10 invite your
attention, 70 the claims Of iERERNGAH MoHrov ESQ Of
the county NJ Cupcpcr 81 represent you the ensuing
congress of e United States II sterling integrity talents
Of high rank, and above all devoted adherence 70 the
great principles oi the party amidst It's and IT. tr
umphs, should characterize the individual who aspirnn
To popular favor in O district decidedly Wing IN, m
Jeremiah Morton y omph,cally that very man. I'm the
dar est days OF Jackson nisrulc when honrts sunk
within when many folded their and dcspaed Of
liberty, MrhOstDn uncOnluered, undismayed; be- su
uttered the cheering battle If Henry Clay and the con-
suiuuon lu the srug contest Of 80 MrMotJn was over
ready o. sustain the Whzs 10y cncOuntsrng the most TO-
doubted champions Of the opposite party the stump In
supporting the good Of Harrison and reform Let
me tell the Whg who had the pleasure ri listening 10
HE eloquent defence aud exposition Of principles tst
be did not gain victory his advcrsarcs Gin the
keen of wiz the self styled democrats did not
carry from the field II combat single trophy Whins Of
the district such s Jeremiah Morton. 10 those Of you ac
quanled with his standing, aud character the simple men,
ton o his will "suicc, 70 gain for him once your
undivided, my your can0rous support To those who
know bun not say sock him ont, drag him forth from nt
retirement, which ho has hitherto cung with much
tennciy, by eecng him with uccamaOu your prcscn.
tauyc in Congress iis secluded life will tlicu be- crmia.
ted, by the implicit confidence which your
be- vii. merit your hands, the esteem and affection no
will gain from oil u you by his bland and unas-nng man
ncr- and the commanding talents be will exhibit in your
service. s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

Mr.. EDrroE: The enclosed letter, and copy Of one di
reeicd To Allen Wilson, Esl have just been handed me
to be sent To you tor publication. You will please do So
for the Wing Party OF this County, at once.
Yours. &c. JNO. X. PALMORE
Cumberland Court House, FEB. 27fa, 1913
SH:-Aameeting ofhe Wings this County he ID to-day
at this place, you unanimously chosen their cand
date tor the county At the ensuing election And we the
undersigned, were appointed Committee inform you OF
your nomination, and to request your acceptance the
same.
We trust II Will suit your convenience take the field
and that the Wings OF Cumberland may again have op
portuniy Of raying under leader who has so often led
them to victory. With high respect, remain,
Yours, &c,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
APPORTIoNMENT RIII-

The Senate Yesterday rejected all proposed amendments
to the Apportonment BILL and passed it caufc from
the House, by the following vote:
AIES-Mcssrs Cox. Thornton Carson Wiley Atkinson Rap
tst Piper Boun Penn Moneu soan Scott Taylor Guerant
Mctauey, Thomlson-lG
NoES-Messrs Huuion Speaker Campbell Cooke Peyton
Boniunn Gusts Voolfolk Conrad. u. Carter r. w
Carter McMuicn, Rogers Ncwuan-li
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

Ffom 1920 10 1890 The National In eristcnee-Tn the
Interval between 1890 and 1897 expired and sas not
pnewcd and The The multiple Institutions
nn The oniagcmc Of eT field o. operations
NJ actual Of The county system was crushed b.
~ weight
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Total,
Slli,s75,OOO

And we have the enormous sum Of nearly ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
paid into the Treasury during Mr.. Van Burens term of
years-an average Of SOS, 7ls, $50 annually.
liberal-minded people might deem this ample sum-
making due allowance for the growth Of the country eSpe
cialy Mr. Adams displaced for annual expend
ure ot thirteen Millions, But this enough for the
Reounersl Let the record speak. There expended
during the four OF Mr. Van Burens administration
fnlnNNinr lrls