Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07
Amount Of subscriptions au-
lhurized 10 companies no!
yet organized,
Less wh.t there Ia a strong
probably vii! nc! 70 called
for.
1860 90
SI,l16 303 II

sl,l76 303 II
;siiarr that of This there will be called for ii
II Jriy 1854 SO 500 600 he supposes 'hat Of there may
he CALI" f,f b.. The Isl # J.nucy, 1852 ami Is! OF
july 1852, 81 GOO 600 o. between The Is Of July 1852
aad lie ls 81 January 1883 $50 GOO; between he Isl {"
Janarv and The !s July 1883 $50 00 between The ls nt
Jy 1853 and 1t Of january 1854 $500 coo 90; and bcw""
The - Of Jatunry 1854 and ~ Of July 1851. $500 00 o.
ani lie ircinrrs in his estimate he sr;i aunun interest
which vii! b. payable hat Is borrowed within the period
covered u biz rs'iac and sets apart tie 1t Of Janua-
~ 1853 ard ISL per the which he
supo.cs lave been borrowed prior those days rcPcc
,ivrv; following in this, he provision Of the constitution
which requires the cent Ia be set apart annually
In consequence chiefly il g said of Whist is required 10
mc! DEMAND Of Tie Virginia sni Tennessee company.
coming under decision Of the Attorney General al
earlier period 10 larger amount than was anticipated e
w cs,ima.t b. the AUDITORS h. the amount called tor
between Tie Janraty 1852 ard Let Of Jmy 1882 instead
Of being SiGtnGQo will probably he Sl.iG0GDO, but thu
he ca"h f durnp r following six months will
ia coase Gnence be less than S150CC0
Besides mis- the Auditor in lis annual report informs
hat The 3uih ct September next the will pubu
oIy be delcien, 1871 600 Perhaps 'his may &c
saiewl reduced under the Of the bill Increasing
licences. ul after such reduction, there viii
Sr3e ahr hc 30h September next arising from in
srfccacy ii revenue in this and former years Of about
$3.50 600 which may have 10 be turned into permanent
dn;. Suppose ts To BE- done suppose, besides Tho
SiU0 eco before mentioned there should merely ho
anticipation Il six months another, but
considerable pat Of il ADDITION 10 the S3500CGU osUa
I'D BE- called ur during Tie EcAt two yrnrsSuppuse
The oil concerning The cnpitaion shall become law and
III thereof he yearly SUN Of s3 coo included
in the Auditors estimate be withdrawn from the
aad devoted 10 caGcaiiunsii from the estimated plus Of
!6l eco akGg The proceeds captaton
there To per only the $3.50 $50 On
additional amount Of bonds unless that surplus shalt fail
because 81 Other omissions alleged BY The chairman OF the
committee Of F!naT'"c.
r RaEiHsaS proceeded then the other aleced
omissions
The Cnairnan had adver,ed an item, Of SEQ 3 So for
balance Of interest paid cy The n Auditor prior st OF
October le5l and Item Of spa SSl 43 for arrears Of .
;essi due on or prior TO the Isl Of July 1851 mathematical
by bond holders the LIST of October 1851 makir.
her hal nd 90
in tic Auditors estimate for the present year. ard being pro-
ved FOR tbs year were not 10 be provided for in either Of
the years 70! which the Legislature lay tax
AS 10 lie premiums the coupon bonds there was no
law 10 prevent their being used meet demands on the
board during years which these premiums are received
This the Chiirman conceded
lie General Assembly the Auditor has es,iuns;e led for
six months session OF tits Assembly Sl50GG0 and for
session Of Two years hence merely for 90 DAYS bur
months Sl20GO0 making $500 900 estimated for the ea
larurc Tor years The chairman think this not
sufficiently large cstimlie but that $4,000 should be
ndii. Mr. kosSsoS could no, coincide In this opninn-
He hoped the present legislature would get through all its
business in June, and then adjourn sine die. Whether il
should 10 adjourn ill winter he trusted that lis
session altogether would exceed six months; did ex
cee that Tune he thought The members OF the present Le
gsaure would deserve not 10 be reelected As the next
Legislature he thought the Auditor far enough when he
estimated for tho gears, length Of time that The consi,u
lion allowed il 20 st-when he estimated not only for go
day. hut 81 days noc the greatest length of time tie
sui!5n allowed session Of any future legislature 10 coz
irte even with tic concurrence Of hICc is us
5f:s
hxt 10 he contingent fund The Auditors estimate
nr which for enrh OF The years 1882 53 ind 1853 "a
SIS Q1U and which the caman thinks should be .rlaryid
because greater amount s proposed for the present year
tS3l so During The year 1850 81 for which there was
appropriated SIS co., The Auditor tells In his annual re-
m"r n l.; :herc was cisonrsed by order Of the executive
s23 sGI 81 cents in note of explanation re ACIDS that
Of hc extraordinary expenditures account OF this
fund bv the late convention These AFRO
additional To The Of slo 065 5 charged under lie head
of Convention AT pape 80 Of The report the Auditor
tells that account of The contingent fund for the wear
ls5 so there had been PAID the Goth of Decenbrr 1881
$50 Ss2 % Of which about sS440 paid to The pub
fishers Of newspapers for the publication therein of the
10 the contingent fund will have be unnsuay large hi.
yea NJ F'"csse Tor !, The unusually large of s30000
hf E'a.SsrN said he saw no occasion because $4,000
was proposed for the contingent fund this wear maj
s5Jo should De appropriated for 1t in future year. The
Auditor has estimated for it for the year. Geo. sum
which was sufficient in past times, and he would be unwl
ing TO appropriate on this account. Out of the conn
gent !und payment is TO be made Of expenses in the