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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
IVES, POultney, July I'D, 1916. ~
RUTLAND AND HANOVER
4 Ill STA0I.

l. al STAGE.
TN. p.1pnctor. OF this line OF stsge'
i wU4li pinrm The public that tlev are
running age from kutlsnd, VI, TO Han
over y II .ea,ns Rutland Tuesdays Thurs.
isrs and Saturdays Of each week, at O
c,u~bs m, passing through Mendon, Shsr
hume, HndgwAiet. WOODSTOCK, 1his'ilis
Quecha Village Hartford, and thsre inter
sccung with Sage FOR Lebanon same eve
t.i. thence TO Norwich spd Hanover, am
wing there al 4 o'clool, p. n. ar running
100 connection with Stages taatielt. He tam'
cvrnirg tot Hs,efhI.l, y ~ JSs-if. tNfo
Lyme. OIioId. Fremont f4u,'e, thd Bad
iotd. also siagr which caves every morn
iug o.. O'Clock, m, Tor ion'ofd, II
JA,snr through Lebanon, Enfield, Spuue'
tcH, NI,m1u, AndoNct, srd Salisbury 10
o. Concord. al,o with s,acc passing through
New London, Sutton, Warren, liophutun,
Do~raw 10 Concord, sui'ing IA season for
thr Cais for Manchester, Nashuo, Lowell Z"
boston, s1irc evening. People travelling
Lost 81. ilI 'hc above t.u'e mote Cou,uto-
,laus, easier a.l cheaper, i.an any other M
i.c country, as here - a conn ouIun from
Woodstock 10 Concord and Nashua. Also
aslcc .elvesN oodstock every day lorW lnG-
Sot, Ciaremcut, 90 Concord, ftnnCI,town n
Nashua. 10 scaS.u ipt tie Cars A stage
leaves Woods.ock ever, MONDAY, Wednes
.ay and Friday, at . CLOCK, a. M. for Barn
ard ,Beihe Wcst kaudol phi, liralntree Brock
field. NouhGcld, 90 Moulrchcr. Al.o at'at q
leaves Hanover Tor Chelsea, passing thtuu. n
Norwlyh, 1hUforJ, West Fltlee, aud Nei'
sh.or.
Returning from Hanover IN Rutl,nd leaves
Hanover cvev Monday, Wednesday and
Friday a. O'Clock, a. IN, arriving at Rui
land al o'clock p. N. Also stage leaves
iNI,an. lmmcLn.c.y iur Troy and ALBANY,
aru,iug at Troy AT one O'Clock, p m. noNt
day, also s,aeo fem Rutland 10 Whitehall
10 Saratoga, arriving ~ WMtchall next
morning "a SEASON Ca the packet boaies AMI
iur the S'namA0sis on the lake. Also Stage
ispNta Rutland every IuCsIay, Ihuisdad q
'ur'ay Tor Manchester, Bennington aud
Toy. arriving a, Troy same Gay Also a
Stage .raycs Rutland chcIy looming Sunday
cr,c.cjl lor iuusiotd, Brandon, MtjIiobufy
aai HuI.ln-' ou. conveyance II n rcadl-
ness al all times Tor passengers itomRulldna
10 Clarendon Springs
People procuring tickets in Albany orTroy,
at itc stage office, viii insure seat IN The
above hue Of stages ftom Rutland 10 Wood
stock, ilaaovcf Hay,thiI, or any OF The a
Love named places,
ius route O., furnished with cavclul and
accommodating c,Nr's and good Teams &
Coaches. Extras furnished ON short no.
u-c
II Az baggage al N, rnk ct tho Orcner.
X RlCHARDSON,Jr1 Proprietor,
Z BARKER. from RuRand
j. I. STRONG, 10 Ugortr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
for COnsuINpliOn,

And The best remedy Known TO man I0H
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, Influenza Coughs Colds Bleed
ing Of the Lungs, Shortness of Breath,
pains and weakness in the side, bIcasl, 81 c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
THE KINGS OIL

SOltf BAUM, SbkI. Btish
es, &c, &c. and wounds o. c'c !.
non-removing al soreness 40
healing up the worst wouuts - ..-
five days lime. ...,..r
THIS. CELEBRATED IT,
was prepared by order a. u
late King Vim. ". OF Great .
the direction uf M Iouati A'
English Farmer and used b. h.7
Stud OF Horses only
DIRECTIONS.
Dip a feather 10 he OIL. aa-
wound OF sore twice "a a''-
wounds wet q rJg 90 the d.. ---
the wound.
H. h. Shake the Uors.e o'l1'
keep vel corked cd.
AGrNrs-W. T.. G. S,.t-4r D..
Simonds PiuAnrJ, v kan. per-
- Brown, CunlnEsyil.c J1n'''
Castieton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
PULMONARY ORGANS,

A very important disease over which this
Dalsam cXetts powerful influence, is that
Of n DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more eiiloacIous than any remedy hitherto
employed, and IN numerous Instances when
patients had endured long and severe sutict-
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been resohed TO in vain, the
use OF tins Balsam has restored the Liver to
healthy action, and IN many instances ct-
lccted PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed TO produce the dc
sired cilHct.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

A MN SUPPLY OF COLOCNF. .g,,
~ reodby ". /. L. STUDDARD
Also suPci-r afuts 4 Sbav|nr
Citzn q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Making four AMI three .iour;hs pr cent
isr TIC wear ending August / 1870. aid rer
ccrtsge 20 be on the original amount of pre-
lium note, without reference TO any endorse
lcGl for former assessments, aud to 10 paid
90 TIE Treasurer at hts office IN Montpelier.
90 on before lhe lilh tsv Of October, lsiS.
tclng the day oil The aEnUa. meeting sad
CON .auY.
As Usual, list Of persons insured T., the
several towns, with tbe amount Of assess
inea.s due from each, respectively, will be
ilIw aided early 10 September. To lbs Repre-
seal4uNes eleCl 60 The legislature, by whom
molcy can ae sent The meeting Of lLe
legislature FURNISHES 10 al . cheap and con
Nenicht wlY bV winch money can 10 trans
maJcd, aal II 10 expected that each msmbet
90 TIE Company tom whom AssessmenA are
ctt, sal Improve the Opportunity tuus ofIsf-
a. THE ASSESSMENTS ARP DIE
Is OCTOBER and IA order TO meet tire
--5iINos o. he COMPANY, must lie paid in
promptly. The Directors arc resolved o.,
SaIotge Tie COLLECTION of all s1seAsusnt. ~
uaID'rg unpaid, immediately alter the hd
,-uuHeul OF the Legislature, and u 10 hoted
Vat Weubcn Of tie Csmpany will .aye
A,r>ttes both troy a.e and q qenso by ,spd.
ing On moary 10 meet tbc,t Asseasusnla, by
tari Representative.
lhete Dave becn Showed Ns past wear
a'rca'v uinc lossHs, which with the eIpef,s
"' sfit.as aut iat~iesi paid. amrual o. $50
10. = The assr ssncnts ili ,tts 1ear a
a. pr cent r.srs sJO.gl- -
7 THTRsTON. Ttes,ur,t
on'es, NontisIet, Aug ~. 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

" HAWKES. continue, 10 tD,y,- Of, ,,,3
Company a. iess ralss thau hsretola,.--.l..,
usn SHy Other eompanv in Asw FpsI,,t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
OPINION NJ 4 regular Physician.
l. ---.-- -. Ia 4.


This cerifes that ! have recommended
The use Of Nlslar's Basam Of Wild Cherry
for diseases OF The Lungs, Tor TWO years past,
and MANY bottles TO my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. 10 two cases where 1t was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure.
+ Boypys, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No QIACkERY NO DECEPTION
All published statements of cures perform
ed 10y tins medicine are IN every respect Tue.
Btndrs Of C0nHfcrJcifs and Imtfai,OnI.-
he unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF
Jt Nlstar's Ralsam OF Wild Cherry in all
diseases for which 10 u recommended, cur
ing many cases after The skill Of the best
physiCiaas was unlvd,lng, has effected a
large and increasing demand for H. This
laci has caused seVefai uopuueip.cd counter
letters and lmllaiofs 10 palm on spurious mix
lures, OF similar name aud appearance, lo7
the genuine balssm
lie careful and get the genuine DE. Wis.
TAt's B,irAYor Nuu CmmY None zen.
uius uu.rs signed by BUTTS Address
all orter- to SETH ". lDNLE, Boston
Mass. For sale by Luther Daniels. Rutland
Jones a Dow, Cutungvlle j Perkins
Caslloion " N1uaya d Co., IVES. PouIt-
ney, A Bios q Co., Pouliney b. Beals
Wells, NAed.a g. swallow, Pawlet. S.
smith, Dandy Z cofueu I. J.NaU & Co.
DANNY Henry s'monds, Piulord Warren a
Bliss, brandon, and also for sale by
druggists and agen,a throughout New Eng
'an4. 2-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
FIRE! FIRE!

TINIE members OF the Vernon, Mutual Fire
L ln,uf4 Company are hereby notified
HAT thu pl z assessments have been
made - IT., ,ctors on all notes IN i0rce
m lie -. = l. -.,AA mo In Wi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Is oa.e'. Noapsle,, Aus "a, 1870
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."

The author of the article in this paper few
days since, over the signature of "Reform, per
ceiving that one, of his statements has been pro
nouncod by the Times and Compiler 'sheer and
mnfounded report" has deemed il his duty to fur
nsh the proof This is given in the extract of a
letter from friend on the spot.
The letter is in our possession, to be seen by
any one who may choose to examine it. Ii is
from an eye witness of the scene described, and
without entering into any discussion Of the sub
iect, we may be allowed TO say that we think The
Visitors ought to respond to the inquiry, whether
they approved or condemned the conduct desert
bed Further, think it especially the duty Of
the investigating committee of the Legislature,
to probe this matter TO the bottom The int.
rests of the Institution demand il, and the public
mind will be satisfied with nothing less.
The eve witness, whom, YOU know told me, that
while ia the company with Mrs. X evening
arne aud knocked several times the shut,er-tha Mrs
H. told husband. who shortly afterwards, Of the
rcumstance;-ihat he seemed xced thereby, and went
ua immediately, styng he would detect the oheEdcrha
he seereed himself behind one Of the columns o rae
ade-iaI the CaaIhumpian band came by, soon aitef-
that in their young man, not disguised aiIer
their sshion;-ihat passing the door hs rather
OF IL than necessary but did touch it;-lhAt MI X
started out and seized him;-ha scUe ensued upon the
grass without the aicsdethat Mr. X. either by himself
ur with the assistance his brother succeeded master
ing young man. WIN called his companions for ad-
MI R. at threatening them, If they approach
ed aud saying armsd-thst Mr.. K. finally succeed
ed an dragging young into the OF the la
dlesihs when there. aSolen' and angry alteration took
place the parties com5asn My informant states
thst Mr. r. armed with pistol and think he had 1t
dawn IN the house. though that, do not ieel certain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
- CoNsuMPrIoN.-rhere !. pernnp.. =

D CONSUMPTION.-There is, perhaps disease with
which county Is AFT eed which annually maLy
victim that fell destroyer Of the human
Day arer day afer the inslie
portals Of the cold and silent tomb fresh atded
quest No walk Of life sacred from bgtihg No
age IL exempt from is death dealing shafts The Ee
aged aud the all alike food for this enemy
mahkni The white haired patrarch whose life temperance
has rendered his mperous attacks other t. and
whoe prepared him fort enjoyment offes
ming finds consumption fastening
him from world bright compliment.
y days well spent
l. there help the afflicted dangers
which besci esngabIe and 6ckls
maybe And the allegation Of ho entitled
veracy be believed, there preventive and a remedy
Wsars Bsan Of Wild Cherry a suffering world az
such IL needs not the rddyeniouH aid of
uous cert h;aies notDey intrinsic
excellence sufficient confidence public
and van tam The OF inventor buneetor Of
his species.
For sale, WHOLESALE and retail ny
ia GAYNOR A. WODD Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
z NJ II nILNTER

This gentleman with whom 1t IS said oct Of fifteen
of the Representatives from Virgins entirely concur has
taken thai Just, wise and uuly patriotic ground which
cooheaded ought to take. The Iodomontade
OF the Western hreeuers has fallen hsrmessy upon his
eaT-and hr boldly that there for
in the present Hon Of affairs lie Justly the
idea that would be projection u the people OF
Oregon II would indeed be but delivering III.
the slender Of troops from England, and the
HUdSon's Bay Company" Well might he say that "Our
old visions, aud our young men dream dreams"
We doubt many OF them the hesh-Pots and the
spoil. OF every description glowing eoors, before Their
prolific imaglnatlOIs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
RICHMOND DAILY WING
TO THE PUBLIC.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY II. 's,s

The proprietors Of the Wing, in accordance
with their duty to themselves and to the party
which has 80 long supported it, have the pleasure
To announce that they are likely to obtain the
services, for its chief editorial CONTROL OF gentle
,uan Of experience, both as an editor and pub
lie man; and they expect to be able to announce
the commencement OF his labors at an carly
day.
They hope to make up, by diligence and energy
n sheet entitled to the continued confidence and
support Of the Wing party--aDd to accomplish
this object, they will spare neither labor nor eI-
psnse.
The paper already has very extensive circu-
laiion, which makes il a most desirable medium
for the circulation of advertisements; and with its
progress in this branch, which the interest OF bu-
siness men will naturally enhance, It will be our
purpose to keep pace in every respect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

hhhWoHd dHd ohio hodd tomHd"y'
Some intimaien having been thrown out that
the application for a charter To this Company. Is
a scheme OF stockholders To make money by en-
bancing the value of Western lands, and the sale
Of stock, without n bona 6de prosecution Of the
work, il may be proper to present to the public
the names of the gentlemen gwen in the bill now
before the House, and named, we presume,
with their appreciation and consent. They are {:
Messrs. VIM. II. mcfarland, Henry LudIam,
BENJAMIN II. Smith, James NJ. Laidley,~ Peter
Clarke. James VI. Wickham, Gustavus A. Myers,
Edgar J. Barlow, VIM. 5. Packer, David A. Bo-
kce, Bartholomew Sladc, Horace l.. Kent, Elem.
ing james. George VI. Atwater.
Few persons can doubt the necessity, ON the
part of Virginia, Of pushing Rail Road promptly
to the Ohio, from some suitable point; and in or
der to secure such an object, the State itself
should have the chief control. Proper restrictions
can unquestionably be imposed; and whilst it may
be impossible to prevent individuals having n taste
Tor speculations from embarking in the enterprise,
We think the character Of most of the gentlemen
named in the bill may be relied upon as a qua
rantee that they are not playing a fictitious part
nor are they likely TO be made either the Wiling
or unwilling dupes of others.
We think It probable IL will not be very easy
matter to raise the amount of capital necessary
for so large an undertaking as the one proposed,
but if any set OF men can do it, those who have
loaned their names for the purpose are likely to
be successful. In saying this, we do not intend
to take part way or the other with any OF the
way side controversies which have already arisen,
or which are likely to occur. We wish to see
Virginia do something, and that speedily.
p. s. Since the above was written, the bill has
undergone consideration in the House OF Dele
gates, and was amended in several particulars,
on the motion of Mr.. Lyons. The section asking
the State to take stock, has been stricken out, by
consent 1t is probable the bill will be engrossed
70 day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

The destination Of these exports he the West Indi Is
lands and IN part, own North American colonies; but
II b obvious that in cOmpisOn the 400 millions Of
bushels grown upon the so, Of the Union, this eSportaon
Is impercepubly snpll-That vast quinuiy Of nutritious
grain - therefore by other consumed IN the
states; and t will be found that very large portion de-
voted ~ feeding and f.ttening swiae."
The article concludes thus:
"ls II for the advantage Of American firmcr
IN thewesefn states uausmuie his Indian into
pork, and 10 make his profits of f1t hogs or to
c1usgn BIZ grain Oup,u u be shipped iDf cunsump-
ton 10 Europe escwhcrol The present small
Of the American exports OF hcse commodities would ap
pear 10 prove that the hume market r preferable 10 the To-
reign one, 40 least that the latter rs 80 encountered with
duties that the bcnrt e.. keouer demand IS cfba-
ancsd by addition 20 the pfino cost Of the article be-
lore u eau reach TIE Jfoign The pfme eos oi
cargo Of Indian delivered at Liverpool would pro.
baby not exceed 2Os quarter; assured that
u could be sid there Tor Ice; bat Ibis is probably
oggetauOn i1I te pree IN New York 1872
55c. bushel, though IN New Orleans u was 35c, aud the
freight would be abIut 100. per bushel Bot the d1y
posed tis grain by the existing Corn Laws II E1g1nd
y the saus ~ toe duty bahsythat 70 s1y H. per
quarter when the price l. below 26 a1d diminish
ing by te usual scale u The price BE- and the d1y l..
TINS amounts really fixed duty Of lls, since no
such gein H likely ~ be imported nt oil Of price above
26s.
I'VE are p,rsuijcd thpt the abolition Of this Joty most
absuIdy a-srnilaUng Indian corn barley would be
icldcd win direct injury any class n hi- county,
but with lasting advantage 70 the community. Lyen ~ the
unitd States We have that the enormous supply of
Indian does not prevent the rapid extension Of wheat
farming; aud IN This country twoud be long before that
grain prevailed substitute for any portion Of do
nestle produce great suclo Of human food. The
Immediate consequence VI ne introduction al low price
would be iis application 10 the otiening u animas aud
hence would confer direct benefit the ngncutafa-
si but have doubt ihat will hereafter be ncknow-
lodged be of tho vllulbs productions Of The
eart End preferable several reepccts he cuymsty
food Of many Of The people u Europe The present tine
Do we require the hafd lesson Of public scarcity ~
quer the mosoluiOa Of % Government and correct the
prfj1dicss VI the peOpis"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
NO SMALL PCN.

is always easy to panic in reference to this
dsease-nor halt great scourge since the discovery OF
vaccine matter tcaret fever. The report Of the Com
mee of the House OF Delegates will settle the question
as tar that report be spread by the newspapers Blu;
contradiction travels bu, dy when in chase OF rumOr.
1t may be proper to add, that We have conversed with
syeru eminent physicians full practice, and they state
tina, they have 4 Of Small PoX in this city
for more than twelve months Persons disposed to visit,
may therefore be under apprehension whaeyer-ihOugh
1t is always safe have vaccination attended to- whether
at hume or abroad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

DEATH OF GIN OvERToN-The last Red River Repub
ean published at Alexandrio, LOUISIANA announces the
death, that ace, of Gen. Walter II. Overton Du
ring the memorable defence Of New Orleans in 1914 I5
Cen o. was entrusted with the defence of Fort ST. Phil
ip point below He defended the position agsIns, tho
bOmbaTdmen OF the English signal and heroic bra
and bis gallant conduct the inserted in
the Of his countys history. lie the 57th year
Of his age and his loss is much regretted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
DEF,

At the Monastery Of the Visitation ID. C.. the 9th Of
December last MARGUERITE RUTHERFORD HRS. daughter
Of the late Capt George He. Of ChaestowD, jefferson
Va Her last words were"Yes. my Jesus, II good
to de death Is the penalty VI sinners Thou hast died for
upon the cross"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
-one.pona.n.s 80. pst Amman.

WA.WSoros, Jnn'y 10, 1916
The Committee Military AHsr n ,he House have At
isnRh 10 realizing sense Of the sspO5ed cundiu,n
OF the city Of Baltimore, ~ Of Invasion, and Bill
Wa li. morning reported npprJpnaupg thirty ihous4nd
DOLLAR fOr Soers' Point The Bill referred end will
probably pass There ore provisions n Tor tbe New
Yok harb,r sud other places which will ajd 10 The
Der Of o. inends aud aid securing ~ pass e.
The following are the items ombrsccd ~ the Army
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

may ask. with some degree of confidence # have
not Nndcated the opinion expressed in former pumber
fhaf fhe Propased road would only remuneras the
State for ITS cost but tAaf trould furnish sarplus
fund.- more than sufficient eatreiy rssre her people
from farafi0hi In vndcatng this opinion, have al
the same time demonstrated, what stared in the open
ing number OF this SERIES would be that
the whole State would be benefited by the poposed ro,d
and every Par' OF it-hat IL no cal improvement,
but general onc-thaI it private enter pr ze but
eminenty public entcrpriEe-a State enterprizel For
surely the ohsie State aud esery part Of A. will be bene
hted by that road, II estimates respecting il be not
very Tar from correct Such work will rebound to the
interest oi the Iidewaier district. and the Piedmont dis
tc as well rs 10 that Of the Valley and Trans
districts The Eastern Shore aud the Pan Handle will
pcrience its benefits well City Of Richmond and
the county q. kanawba For surely ell these sections are
interest OF part Of Ae STATE that Treasury should
have at s disposal large rpHs fund with which the
OF Education may be promoted public es
ihb!shed aud the benehrs OF internal Improvement
tended TO other quarters Of the State.
But IL will doubtless be sad that the estimates here ex
hbited, though apparently epOnahe are az reality
very decePuve-n will be said that It il very easy 10
make paper estma'ss. In reply this objection | will
say, that tHpe iHresfigafioH esmses and ehal
Iense exception TO them particular have
been UsTy specific in stating those estimates and the data
which they founded, that If have fallen into error
that may be readily exposed II any one shall .ke
exception Of those data call upon him.
in like manner, for his speeifeatisR.
IL Is most likely that exception will be taken the es.
mate as To cost Aud is due candcr say that lille
persuaded that $4,000 900 will suffice TO construct
such road oouid erery purpose for several
yeITs the cost Of road NTH rely hsauy rail woulI
be at least Si2 600 Bot entirely T. remove any OBJ
lection on iAs score Of oo will suppose that road
should cost double the esInsted amount; thar is % saw
SlSOUOOOO even this cost profits Of the road
would be than sufficient snrrey 10 relieve the State
from taxation, estimating that taxation ut S7UO OOO-as
viii appear by the following table -
Nett receipts OF road, SLAP 500
Interest - $4,000 OUO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

Tag ErPucTED STEAHtE The nest steamer from Fog.
land Will b. the Hbetns She may b. expected about she
lsb. Hfr snva s looked fg with greet interest aud
aati,ty. We UNDERSTAND that Government E,pess will
be dispatched ~ convey WsshnROg the Intelligence she
may tTng Her news msy, however, be anticipated by
paeksu which have lett Eaesad since the Presidents
Message reached lhsr my. JOvrasl COmmsree
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF FINANCE,
ON iLe psLt Eersnas. and ElLeadiaes Of ils Common

The report OF the Committee Of the House Of Delegates
Is before rs We only general conclusions.
II states the total the funds ri the Commonwealth
at Sl2,749 49,. TINS amount held IN stocks By the
State and agents; aud the Committee add that the
gTeeaie funds and resources OF the Commonwealth in
nominal amount greatly exceeds the Pubhc debt.
They the probable receipts tor the curren, nan
cal year. ending let October ls46 the balance
Treasury, Se4O,5Ol 81
Estimated expenses same period, CAS- ,9S5 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

GA the 9th inst by the Rev. j. VI. p. Atkinson, Rev.
Wa. ". ATKINSON, ID. d., To Miss ELIZABETH WHrrE,
daughter Of the late BObert White, Esq all Wnches
ter.
At Annapolis the Isl inst by the Rev. DIR. s. Ridout
JoHS e. WLLiAN5oS, E,q Of Virginia, MISS BETTY
GoLDsBoROUsH second daughter Of John RIdout (of H.
Esq. of Anne Arundel county, Md.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
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