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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

with the approbston OF The President OF the u. S. 10
cause - be issued Treasury note, ard accordingly they
have been uniformly issued BY the Treasurer of The U.
) ald no. the Register.
Bet II is probable that your spoGdeat may have
been betrayed into misconceptions rcIrrenc" TO
connected with the issue OF stock account of
the lien authorized by The oc, Of 3st August, 1912,
which originated in The following manner: Immediate
" preceding the departure cf the Government agent
10 New YORK, 20 negotiate the residue Gf The loan
subscribed fer hasty and informs call made upon
tie clerk who has in charge The nan branch III this Of
fee, for statement ct the amount not subscribed Tor,
when he told that such statement, II 1t was
CURED exhibit the condition of the loan, could
not liz readily furnished without careful examination
OF the books and vouchers TIE purpose OF the agent
seemed 10 be 10 arrive al conclusion ;Ict wonld
probably be dJout the amount. This furnished
der the circumstances mentioned ADD il ultimately
proved 10 be correct within fractional amount. Tho
loan negotiated, and the arrival of the party
contracting a, the seat OF Government, an informal
call made upon The clerk who has in charge tho
books III which entered the amounts deposited III
banks To the c.ed. Of the Treasurer account of the
loan. This clerk; Che chief clerk of the oiiice,)
pared his books miih the books the branch in
the Office of The Secretary OF The Treasury TO test their
accuracy end found them TO BE correct
In copying from his rough s;aca:en nj made out v ith
proofs OF accuracy he made clerical Of one f.
gure thereby increasing the amount constituting the
balance Of The oa just then negotiated This sent
in TO the Secretary Immediately after the call abou,
the middle Of February last and upon that statement
the amount for which the certificates we're 10 BE- issued
the order given.
Here. beg leave to say, in justice to the clerk who
made the error that he is Of the careful ex-
pcrenced and reliable officers, in the whole range CT
the Government; having unGer hs in,inedia late charge
The botks OK he old funded deb and of the various
ouns during the late war, and the issue of Treasury
notes during the period all Of which, great
as it in amount, and complex detail, he car
ried out without the commission of error, upon
the settlement at the Treasury Of all the amounts.
Before the whole Of the certificates we're issued the
clerk who committed The error, detected it, and nmc
dotey communicated the fact 10 Tie present Secretary
Of The Treasury, who, upon ascettainng the excess
amounting 10 fraction two hundred thousand
dolIars,) took promp, have the certificates
cancelled and the surplus deposit returned 10 the party
who had taken the loan Thus correcting the error
without difficulty and with the Of all the
parties interested.
BE pleased to give this explanation place in your
paper, and otlige
Your obedent servant,
T. l.. SMITH.
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| ,he GIOBE HUTEL .S,,r I1yk in conner,jon NTH
| a. arm my A.. r.;oL,,. s..,e. -,
| ~ 80 ..'iD'', .''N 49, 's'''o.', "''''e" iS"'""
'E 'or iioie at NJ" YORK. has ur t'e'a Yeas hn ad
vaniaceously known not only 10 TIE American, hut The
" nav is ,. ~ NAM 81 ."e il'
'"suts!'eu .ceo"H ''o ''>'c" w 'fcS' iHc
n'ietr :" 'c u. ! s',e'''' 'I 'c 'f'i support
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ne" Se'7"ii anu ~ ,' ' eai.hcc ~ u f- cht un-S,
th '"',.c ~ 'P".h''' ipa'S, an" ' Wins hiVc irrh
ieoht. an" W. nv. eAeeeu usc vi ho'eis VI Tie same Class
'h , ~ 'hr . D''g'. 49,, r, - ,.
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800 '", Nv ''''i' "'o' III
a' r ~, 1870, .n T., 80 - ~, 80 f; M pre- ptit-
' 20 " '.'.' " ~ '' ~ "'" 10
aitas. wr'hy al apaS ~ f-fa, IS i&a' aS an Ahcirtc'
h '1"lid ic lca', "1'""ihe TT rt 'i," approved stem
o European Co'"cfs' ny eat'clceu th ci": ana Tor Va
rely "hu rN'e'cic' may c"dchse comparison VISA those OF
| me best IHlsiih fesluf'euis.
I- domestic arrangements are ~ vtiy superior oder every
Thing conducted WITH the most minute gard 10 TIE c"nfort Of
NE .ncsts ne ""et, anu hr iehdai- are respectful,
kho" htu "us,"Ns, az" ~ t'sH mhh"n, "i>tr or ecu
suh ne onFi III id' l' nv c"Hloits 90 private
frsie'cc WIN ie :" NJ TAU. i's'. iLerc arc
inies "'' Splendid d'"ls r".is "'ari'rd-,o'liors for
shh"f 'h.'es' % We" i' f'h-ic fi'ehc's
IN ad",."n ~ We a"Ft' ~" ''i'"f s s.'es ih excellent
hi'hhs N"'P""''" ''"'h ,"I i""H 'GHtdcct
".!cte o anu ,ou "a'cf n's n"! ~ NV 'en -rv III the
. ~ l'" M, '"A.! Nh'ah every la
ee'ft h''N oi' VA y Scl? 'hh"httd ~ he
iHf at1 tru'' ~ tie H'i"f ~ WIZ hr say WIN.
DC more f"e 'aii warm 'i' at ia ln'sn" ~ ion.
ana .ntth!"'"hcs'a 10Y age o! even m :iiiry! e !i
ing c-;aJhhcnt Is rh W III c best faiiia s aud the
az 80, 'n' ne ,, ~ ,tc i.ioi. =, pr that VIII r.r, :,
other IN Inc ,.o, NJ r.,n .. m. man M bsi,..- -
=, lion, ~, tonp ds nee tru he Iyrhaprr m Wail .., .i
Nh. Batter ,nat delightful raiinr made which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12
rur nrrsrlnN OF rnE PRESIDENCY.

The rirht understanding OF this question of vital
importance to the Democratic party OF this Union, and
at no time in our political annals ~ the anucipa'ohs
or cur opponents are TO BE- a.ed) has il been
senial that we should watch with and labor, with
,ssduilv that no dissensons about men, sectional
differences about candidates, should creep into our
midst 10 disturb and overthrow US. Let us keep IN
rene mbrance the ,e but true motto, "ln union there
- strsncth-let it be inscribed upon our banners, and
The Democracy cf the Uninn keep the eye OF faith
steadily fixed upon it, reading under 1T, as did the fol-
lowers of Constantine beneath the famed cross upon
his banner "In this ye shall conquer Let 1t be re.
mcnbercd too that it is in anticipated dIssensons, ana
wide spread differences in ranks, our opponents
rev as the very sheet anchor of their hopes Here
thew imagine will lie the weakest point IN all our ar
moi here they directing and will direct their most
yporous efforts, and lei them succeed, and weaA-
ness must give place TO strength, and despair 10 our
antciralon oftriumph. United IN purpose as ~ Pfin.
ci,le the thick array Of our hronged legioHs WIZ
ye irresistible before any open force our Opponents
con brinp INTO the field against u.s. Every thing thch
in the next Presidential campaign depends upon una
uuity and concert Of actIon and, relying upon 'he
we'll known harmony which has ever ac;uaied The
Democratic party through every political Vicisstuue,
md amid ali the changes and chances OF their pc
cal career do we disrust them now Speaking Tor
ourselves we dismiss, and that Without rear, an ap
,,b.os;on Of the disturbance OF that harmony which
has ever been tower Of strength 10 the Democracy,
md source of fear apprehension and discontinue 10
mr. ,nonents I'm this se may be in error; cur ex-
frame confidence in the Democracy OF the Union may
bsvs ed us TO anticipate more than shall realize, TO
gid too brightly the future
! Bn, of one thing certain, that come what
nav it shall never BE- charged u7on US - public Jour,
nal that We advanced single SENTIMENT or advocated
\ sinsle measure calculated TO disturb o. endanger
lhnt harmony we 50 confidently anticipated and
WINCH il shall be our effort 10 promote and per.
petuae.
We place no name at the head Of our column; we
raise the banner OF no candidate Tor, we sha sup
nor that dist;nc uished individual aiorc whom the
ncmocracv of the country shall choose from her roll
of iIlustrous names confident that her choice viii ail
npon no one who will not srenuously advocate ner
doctrines and firmly aud eafessly carry out her pfln'
ciples Trenton Sheet .3nGhor.
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SALE or TIE REAL. ESTATE OF BANkRu!Is.
fOURSIAhl 10 order Of the Cour. OF the tnl'ru 80.
the Eastern District Of Virginia. made on the io ~
Der, 1872 shall SELL public auc0n 10 the hshel
Real Estate mentioned the schedules o peIs's ~,
have been decrecd bankrupts their own pe'itioh'
does no, appear by the schedules TO be huef III.
trust other encumbrance The Real Estate 10 NC 30 sun 10
follows, 10 wit: ~.
In A. NJ Webbs case in acres OF lana IN buch
in.ham county. =. M
In Hugh Dooners case interest in tract OF Lana !" pn
w'Iide county, stated 10 he about e acres . - = land -,
In Samuel H. Farley his interest IN ~ acfes Va i VIZ
PTaer's run, in Franklin county, Virginia .,, c,. Ia,
moey of house called The Archer HOUSE, WIZ @ ~,
attached thereto, in the city of Veasco ieAaS 'ose'ci ~ ~
furniture belonging thereto In 1899. 49,, , = . ,,.,,
Slas Waytt's case, interest III one eIshth par
of in King county, ar Little fyieu'' s'iPVs'
o contain los - ,, nj >,
In Michael Bowen case his interest in one nnaViaen .n
part Of piece parcel Of land lying near ne io'i '"S' "
The c,y q; Richmond formerly Elizabeth SH ;. -
And also in Al feet oil ground stuaen on Su
b.ur mari of lot No acksoas additon rs iaii Gown
on the map of the said CITY go. n NTH; r, 800.
In John Werts his interest III LOT IN bowling "reeh
I.nrco county purchased by sally Green ol WIN. Duval
In each case The sale will be cash. unless the amount
any nurchase shall he one dollars and then
" in be for thrd cash. onr-,brd ut six months and enc
third al twelve months day Of sale No conveyance
viii case until Tie whol- phr
chase money ad and conveyance directed by tht
Court.
The above made in front Of the Cont Roam OF t
United States Court the l2th day of ay public auc
ton 10 the highest bidder, commencing 1T IL O'Clock, A. NJ
| EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee
llS-its
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TREASURY NOTES.
TRE.srRY DEPARTMENT, !
REGISTERS Office, May ], lc43. J

To The Editors Of the y. York Express
Your Washington correspondent - Wpo,y ~ error
IN stating that ihe Re- gs,cr CT The Treasury has issued
nearly four hundred thousand dollars worth OF ireosu
~ notes beyond the authorized by Inc .ale law
Of Congress, before he discovered The erIcr no such
error exists has there been ever ISSUED one ooaI
more than the law authorized.
Frcor.nt and careful comparisons Of the books kept
by the Treasurer ard Register respectively as checks
uoon each other, of the number, date, denomination
and amount Of all the signed and coun'ers5ned
and issued, have shown perfect accordance, and
prove, incontestbly, that at no tine mas mere peen
ever greater amount Of notes issued man was pre-
scrbed by law
The law authorizes The Secretary of the Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

Consistency. The Wings are constantly accusing
the Democ n Of advocating the "Eeruda'lon oi STATE
debts-of violating all moral and legal Obligations 20
fulfill their their promsesihough We have YET 10 learn
ben and where this has bren done At the same time
thew are denouncing The Democrats for their alleged
want OF honesty, they themselves pass bankrupt !sw'
By which millions defauded Of their cue: IN ,f'
cinia their honesty s!rkingy manifest. Inc last Le
gislature, ct hs STATE, which was peoc'sc' axe"
Tie people for the payment of The interest on le Puoc
debt, and now the Wings are trying to excite oPpos'
ton to this measure aud thus defeat the election oil Tue
Democratic candidates TO The Legislature. we are OF
opinon, that creditors have very hGh opinion
OF the Wing mode Of paying debts
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cArIr,LIsrs-vaIrAnIEs oIIrnERN pRnrERTY

'gNU
FOe Satellite hrionging the Estate oi Jsia
Fiounoy, deceased in The Eai0nton Factory, being one '
thereof Offered for sale. Capitalists, who wish 10 make pro
Stable investment should not fail 10 Improve this opportunity ~
Is paying ghrsf coat upon The present Investment y
situated three miles West al EtuHtoa, Putnam cuG!y hno
gil Little river failing STREAM atluf!iag sI!;tc
power for machinery. Attached TO ii, are s"o
dwelling house. all necessary buildings for The accommodation "
aborers and G and Saw Mill III successful operation ,s
property Offered for sale 10 effect Division and will b. sold all
together shares IL purchasers. The viii he c-
raj and communication addressed al Eaonon, Georgia.
will he promptly attended ard will take pleasure III show
Ing the property To any person who wish Ia purciiase
JOHN w. FLOCRNGY, rxccuors.
NJ BASS, -.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBuRG & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
C0mPtettoa IF Ike railroad 10 .7gaa Creek

CHFtT0FttH EIpcuiNUn
hE coad Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny r!eoY sahoGGce that their Railroad completed
fae 'Isi ~ Tie 18Th instant, and that travellers
o"'"yfa uet"cen Richmond ana Washington all
he ! " "road Cars aud steamboats,, te Steamboat Com
pny en-: 9'':@tf with effective
"sviea,ion daring hardest weather IN Wn,cr leaving R
no ~ o. a. W., precisely instead of II. heretofore, aud
rthca washington IN and Baltimore IL hours;
linn - hours IN advance of the River and BAY Boats
lave'' ny 'h- linr proCeed. Philadelphia imm- aeiy
nn irr arrival az Baltimore reach al A. NJ the mex,
morning, OF ~ - hours after leaving Richmond
islea" - M np their are, ereolore 10 Frederic
nN ana afterwards IN board the Potomac Steamboat II
passengers will lake tickets The Railroad Office
"n 'f washington and BALTIMORE The fare in this way will
r rs thau pail separately differ Mt portions Of III, rn.e
Whole fare 10 Washington $50 -
Do. In baltimore .So
Do. L. Pbiod,,,,;, INV Peel, ,,J ox.,, H.. ~i'
tle afternoon Railroad line from. ialiimore) eI2
n" charge Tor children under years agcothers under
"eiVe Yeas oi age half price ~ Coolch persons half price.
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportaion
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MAY r. 1913

aN aniicE-ihe subscriber has rsrno@ra his Office
- "'7"' Tory 81 HI. residence nj the 81 9Th aid
Tee,' ,Sie me Office Of the Mutual Assurance Society.
nay Nc "h. NJ MS Office when in Attendance tagan
sni:rt ,' some . "i the Courts of The City.
~ e.t IS-The subscrihc inter interval Of scnr
YeasS again lenders his services claimants Govern
!ent Oh Tie United States, the State Virginia.
onay services or any ether demands whether arising under
coiuic'S OF Otherwise His experience In attending such
Chains y ehhe nm, cases where they found
EDS IL fe' 10 te sources Of The information necessary sustain
subject and iren, attention stimulated by The necess"
al oesh,ne anew his life of busInesse willing pledge
Ia tlo'em may employ h-fnr moderate rnmprnsa
such reasonable commission M NAV he asreed
On sa ny such strong Inducements he pledges all the indus
Try anu ehei hr may eyeTted. s residence
e.e ore On ~. and Streets the swan Tavern Letters
addres en 'n .i'n Will b- pInc,unIly attended 10.
RicliinuId, 7h Oct 1910 1a-Jv THOMAS GREEN
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veil ~ Spectacle Classes, of every description 10 ~ u
lie bestows srea, pains in the selection OF his speraSs
he assures friends that his glasses are OF tne
y h, Quality well ground and perfectly po.shedand from
of the science Of optics and the structure oil Inc
a he i repaed 10 give ihe proper advice TO persons
An Of which win be disposed Of thu accommodating
terms .,
fS,,,. eel q ss-wly
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!'as STEAMBOAT RAPPaHANNoCK, Captain FA,kBAsK,
tatlcr- be; e,witr trips Saturday, a!a:ch ih-leav
a'r o'clock. r. NJ arrive At runcoiea.ue ahou;
uet Day; iy a; Merr; Point sunday night; leave there
'"as,y morning; arrive UIbanna ahont O'Clock:
aocs s"'eloea Leeds 10 O'clock; Port Royal l2 o'clock:
F a. Frederick saurs about O'Clock. ReluInng-leaye
utc "Wednesday morning AT o'clock; arrive at Port
wy 10 O'Clock; l.ayions and Leeds about IL O'Clock; Tap
"el,ck Urbanna O'Clock; Merry Point O'Clock;
''''F FJ!" all night. leave Thursday mornings teach i,
'-'t saa reach Baltimore Thursday evening.
REUBEN + THoI. Agent
''~ A''g'. sAtci. "a @l3 lug
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WASElINGTOS HOTEL.

NOTICE The subscriber returns his most snceff thanks To
his friends aud the public generally the liberal support he
their hands the las % and informs
Them he has taken lease The Washington Hotel and
undergoing thorough inside and and VIII c
ready fr the reception OF his friends and the public generally by
Stay. dislike newspaper putting. hut viii say this
much, house Will he better order has been
built II az the pleasant locations, and
handsomest in Rc:aond- the Cagio
Square overlooking whole surrounding country. IL shall
be furnished neat aud cean-ie hcddn. shall be good, and
kept table shall lie furnished with the best the market
affords aud shall be served the old virginia syemy sta
bic shall he well supplied ana attended by goo" ostcry SET
shall all be good ccanv and dccomm0datngmy prices
shall be made the bard meS-and ii friends and the
public will give call, think shall be able please hcm
accommodation and price, in such that they
will be the visit. wili another thagha
Drunkenness gaming other dissipation will be allowed
a, my old stand until that time. JOHN TAI.MAN.
\. h. TIE Swan Tavern for first stand uf us
n-s-paSSeSson the first OF May ncytf ni"ruatu
| of the subscriber. JOHN TAiNaN.
April Is ll5-an
EXCHANGE HCTEI-The Propricto, feels grateful the
her ubic and leave inform them of his uncmied
who make the Exchange Hotel their home
The price reduced To 81 per day. without
for ire lights SC Some important changes
made the officers about The house. which
ne feels s,rci viii with the appreciation Of the public
gentlemen
vh heir families, single gentlemen, hoard H.
bera terms ensuing Geacnen visiting the Ex
,hance ntel their Horses Informed that the
~ be ;akca Of them by Mr. JAMES HARDEN, whose Stable
: contiguous the Hotel.
cfs for meals only he reduced, the Gontcmans 0rna
~ 70 s-'' ''' ''-'' '''N, fNEDEaIcK BoYnEN.
Richmond April als,, 1873 n6-lm
a. The following will please insert tie above
,.ce FIR nuc usnts live Ejorai
s IT, This office set!eniemamd each the Iio
t.. containing it: Winchester virrinan, Carssbg scion of
Democracy Vaey STAR Ahinsdon banner lynchbns Eeiuh
can wheeling Argus cha.oi;es" Republican, rinca-te De