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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
Total debt Dec. !, 1855
Do debt as, above stated,
December !, 1884,
Do do do 1873.
Decrease during the fiscal wear
630-G0I 90

Decrease during the fiscal year 630,G0l %
This statement exhibits the gratifying fact that
during the fiscal year ending November 80.
1890, the Indebtedness Of lh4 Commonwealth
has been reduced $630,60l %. During the
same period large appropriations and payments
we're made Ior the completion OF the pew P0g-
lage ralifoad relaying the track of the CoIum-
ba railroad, and for other purposes. These de-
inands upon the Treasury were, without the aid
OF loans, promptly paid.
Refusing to undertake any new schemes Of
Internal Improvement, hmaiug all appropria-
tlons to the actual demands Of the occasion,
practising strict economy in all departments of
the government, and holding the receiving and
dsbUrsinE agents Of the Commonwealth to a RI
gid accountability, will greatly reduce the ex-
pendhureS, and, under ordinary circumstances,
leave annual surplus of the revenues to be ap-
piled to the redemption ol the public debt.
The estimated receipts and expenditures for
the current fiscal year viii be presented to YOU
10 the report of the State Treasurer The. re-
csipts from the usual sources OF revenue, above
the ordinary expenditures. inay exceed the sum
Of one million aud bali Of dollars These es-
tlmateS may approximate the true suit, bat
cannot be relied upon with certainty.
By the thirty-eshth section of the act of the
10th April, 1S45, entitled
"An Act to provide for The ordinary
expenses of government, the repair of the
canals and railroads OF the State, and other
claims uPea The Commonwealth" the Cover
nor was authorized to cause certificates OF State
stock ia be issued to all persons OF bodies corpo-
rate holding certificates for the payment OF IN
terrst on the funded debt ofthe State, which fell
due on the first day Of August, 1912, the lst
days OF February and August, 1913. and the lt
days OF February and August 1914, in ar a.
mount equal TO the amount OF certificates so
held, upon their delivering up said certificates
to the Auditor General. In pursuance of the
authority thus given, certificates Of State stock
20 the amount OF io0r millions one hundred and
fige thousand one hundred and fifty dollars and
twenty cents, bearing ioteres at the rate of five
per cent. per annum, payable seml-annualv, on
the lst days OF February and August in each
year, and redeemable on or after the 1st dav of
August, 1859, Were issued. The minimum
period fixed by law for the redemption of these
certificates, expired on the first day of August
last. No provision has been made for their re-
newal or redemption.
Although by the terms of the act authorizing
these certificates 0! State stock, as also bv the
conditions of the certificates issued in pursuance
thereof, the time OF payment, after the pxpira-
ton of the minimum period, is optional with
the drbtor-the Commonwrath-ye due re-
gard 10 the credit Of the State requires that pro-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
Total debt Dec /, 1851
40,II4,236 80

6, io'aI debt Dec. /, 1851 4O,lI4,236 80
statement showing the Indebtedness ofthe Com
,oon~ealih 'o on the Isl day of December,
ro'+' as per Auditor Generals report
= FUNDED debt, viz
3 3 Per cent loans $500, ,I04 90
=, do 39,064,609 81
DO 3SS, 200 90
90 100000 90
rnS'', ,S,al lgnded debt------$4 $40, ,084 ,9149 90
Relief notes in
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
$4,000 90

Total public debt Dec !, "a Al SOS, ,595 "a
Do do 81 40,Il4.236 81
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01

TO these should be
added TIE follow
ing relief notes,
not included in thu
"reliet notes in cir
culation,'' viz
Relief notes made
by the Lancaster
Bank, not charg-
ed On State Trra-
snrrr's books. 5
Relief notes put
in circulation Sep
tembpr, 1884, and
not redeemed De-
cember ], 1851,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01
lcoNhtfNicArtn


seems by the Legislative prccceding- that plan 10
on loot to make the officers Of the Public Guard
o. In other words that those officers shall DO added tn
party spos-tor Is nothing less and there 10 no shadow
OF excuse for the change.
In the name OF common justice aud common dccency
where party oppression to stop Is not enough that
every Wing has been driven the civil service of the
state-hat tbe minority almost quite one half of
the State has been excluded far could be done
from every overy employment however humble-brourh,
In irct. under desposm short OF the Turkish only In The
use oi the bow string
The people OF Virginia have called for and do NOT
desire any such dongs. What has the gained by IT,
aud what is she likely gain by the distribution Of her
0mees-civi and military, policemen and members Of
Lcg-laturer
Military officers are not properly elective. II these Of
nse's are unworthy or incompetent bring them Court
NasuaL That is the way get rid of them But who
uare 10 say that they either the other
Oan any deny that Charles Dmmock is one Of the very
best aud most accomplished officers ever graduated ut
west foint-that IN all that becomes a uian aud gentle
nas he Is above suspicion cproach or that there can
DC found IN the United States inner company il sd fine
one as he has made that Guards These ings are undo
niabie-all these officers uncxccptonable all men
know -~hy then this Is il consistent with tb.
dignity the honor, or the interest Of the State None
"a" "a! '"" " Is SEMEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

NNr. = tGFrErs '''' 80 i'p
- pr 0r-ff4n thorough development ~ the sef.
n ny-'f aggr.-ve1 and I1JIrsI-.. veil d. 49,. .
l'i "i. You Ns morning arm tlfsd fHl,t 49,. .
rlgi- .' ~ m.iasen in he position s. Ia o..lpi.f
-. KY . AHi therefore believing fat vII .r. s,t- ...
' n PIG pru.ss, know. and feel u % b. Ig, h. w., ~ .o
n. ~ r. ~ go, aud 90 express rly p5f, ,,,,.t 4,
Tive tr Che fnfffsr. '''''Fl,' 'ttTfeu is reIa-
~ pardon far Che Insult offered D % bv mo .u
'''.l under fhe aforementioned l.tsta ~ ' +ile
YOU ore, OF course. fi,.rfg fa .,.. tI.. 3D.. ..
~ ------ % ~ LAA.LLLL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

We esnnoi ohs1 induge .utreaty 70 The
pcmecFsue Coavenon sssebd The union sni harmony
81 NJ s'uih rsssaa % threatened
90 ueV 49, before, hr - orndbs couJiason that ts
esss face dc fcusdanon ~ Rspabi. n, gstutf
esns hsvs ofssaf- thsassvs. spu s and ~
sssysd ~ csasoa. ksiax lpsa ssOaal feeling sad .b,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

T"ca-DAy Feb. 2sth, ls5G.
EVENING SESSION
The House meta o'clock T. NJ nur.,,,, D., Ill.
mrnt but no quorum being present '0''"
w motion OF W. LEE, the House adjourned until In
H.. H.. ,-..,..., Fanny Feb 2aib, 1886
mont. '' ~ "I'lrh'
Payer by Rev r DsFoRRrsr. Of tn, Me,b,J,,,
communication irom the Senate wa. real inC,r,i.
the House of the passage of sup,,, I'm -, "'o'""e
quorum peing present 'P'' "'
80, on moton'oi W. MALLORY. the Hou.- Adjourned an,
ul 10 o'clock tomorrow ayes % uoes H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

Theodore Barh-ld % God.horo y c. va. Killed On
Sl1fy n'gh Nv negro. Tie negro been srre,.5 on
yng 70 sampson COUNTY tlil. '' " 10"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
HOUSE OF bFLgG ,Tps

To. g.,.,, ..., ,.. -. PFuiv. y D. % 1870
lance aiiolrnti ''E ''y '-snsi' 10 iupor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

1T proper that FLOYD declared that the Trans
Aguuy Bank bad Kept It's within the ~ IT, charter
aud hal paid ol st1'l dollars n specie redemption o IT, nors
The. huvrv~r d~s n1 RI 40 mend The tn banl
Kept within t- charter aud rl The holders suffered .y,
lo-- but proves that there F v.clni'ne System wtiei
strictly Legal administration docs cure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

Sl-l '''. mo- hH''aon 'n saying that believe v.- ,..
gnfry n' ~ 4ny nrnr- Intention or ~, In te
wv ~ ~. lr 'h-l.y between VI. Linsfr I'D y,--.r-
.t -'i -' 1 al. You are concerned. ff. ....i
your motives. W, .-.t- ''' Nf T. Hs ~
Eiciylsp, F,b %, 1870 ''o sEDD)N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01
We are requested publish the following correspondence.
no u


Hon. SHfERAnu CIEgENz. ~ ''''
ny 1eAr SUI have thought that you have g-nerolsv ~r
.rnisd TO ABIDE he advice % ne gentlemen whose name NJ. an
lehr Z" cara Published n ile papers city tts orf
word from me expressing M admiration Of h.. ay,.n-t
f"N ana genuine courage Shcl have riararferIfeI
n Nat anair would not only he grateful due h ro1
~ your mouth is sealed hereafter regard 10 m. ho .,
No. least proper ilai should receive the n.sur,rr. H.,
conduct properly appreciated by one who kuows All
Who o-.' 90 sign himself, With great re-psct W. '"
Your sincere friend,
ROBERT W. HUGHES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01
ROBERT W. HUGmEs.


t...... 81, ....-... BfrHn0yD, Feb -. 1sSs
beE one OF ne parf ~ whom referred saff.rsa
thr NNrg between Mes-r- Langdu and Cl.rer. and
~ li'gt NJ on Zoe particulars connected viii the
Cemen. By Nr LinEhti wholly rom mi ~
u.l- hhl 'n'' boo me whole afair NJ Clemens t. ~
,ot.e 'nai BE- As magnnnmoa ~ gratifying To hi. ndsro1.
Noreover from thorough cation o. public sandman, A,
'nens De- entirely relieved from every hing p-.ii
course ht' been such would artuaed auv ys.f-,
'he circumstances -' 'lN'''irn 1ller
ltsye The honor 10 h.
Yours, most respectfully
t,-., JANIS T. uANBLErOv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

IL me Esiifor.of wig
Gsxrtrvfs ts day'. Issue Of yotr name, ob,.,y. ~
earnest letter from pr Rarl'on New county adde's
am name lnve,igatou Of the suffice, o, OIL, ep.
ue has teen already commenced BY The Governor Virginia whose
@d-i ~ p Pfncoii ,g ya Go, '' ir ,s1,n'
4 CAUD.-To rmF VOTERS ~ rng CRY or NtrT
soa personsy =. roup % pres. to Snnonc y naE
mo- 20, s ohe ~ H,yor ~ W. city nov beg leave
hon3 ni me- go.sg nl be ws9ng my
with sentiments OF high ri hav- the honor remain
Your fil'ai s,rysnt,
VI p nragor 9nom ff IDyS.iAng Sn,,sS
a"Sel 6 ~ @ F e 'i VIZ e 5 . l ,, e,y1 rsesr,
o. ,5s 10 o. 'a ,9. - quantity =; may be ds-rsd have
mil WI IR, sNru, ~ Main stree,
G. 6iifrhs IEN ,, K *. , C ,oS,sF
Ply Or '.nusn K Congress Gnier', very pleasant
"hi ALEx mt, No. 81 Main street,
6tE NTLEuEN'S OVEU-GaITEHs.-Jns, r..
- ceivel .uppy of GBilsmenf OverGaer.. color
NH ~ % ''' " No. ~ Is M "iI !;ls.,
REiNtG,M ASn uoILDiNG FLAMES. AND
~ r'.ysd good assortment OF The above sod Which an ~
mari Corner n .'h and Road ~,
HFAnND, PANIEL, RIP, TENANT AND cow
goi 'e a'a 10" prlce to e'i CORNER sod road
'"e'''. mar =. w. RATCMRFH
U1uATEs AND HITS hsve Just received a, nv
- own poauon, direct from The mlnu Engisnd
good supply ~ he above goods, u
quality, 20 which ask The attention ~ mechanics ''
mart csr,er =, a. ', 80 1870 n,
GfOUE AZ IASr.-LADfEsf those tes.,ltp, -
- black GATFHs. ~ a. ~ per pair. you have 80
been wling Tor long have arrived n 70 ser- MI,
you bad better call Immediately and supply yourselves A. % ~
going ~ very rapliiv " WY WV
We a :S,. s' -, q p. Gs' s. @s @
pleased 10 have call before sou tri,rbs.
where fmhII y WAfrutCr al X, 1870 ese
GrAuPAGNE.-iso baskets gei.ct VIM. Pensaid soI
~ franeSs iupor atiOn, landing snd fsr Nv >
mari EDMOND. DAVENPORT CO.
UlONE DtSE.-ipo hbis pure lsuflug nj for ssle bv
- WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
'''' No ~ Pearl street.
RESr PERUVIAN GUANO.-I4oo Hsgs B,Yf,or.
- = ln3cffO0 Guauo direct from Peruvian
Agents warehouse, for ssie % arrive BY '"'
-, wdMBLg CLAIBORNE
No II Pearl street
t'ON ItEtE.-rWo good Lrns Rooms over the s,or, 81
s"s s1oscribsr corner Of hsln add 1871 streets
!. X H. SPENCE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01
HARDWARE.
SpRI Y A. NJ a. A ID IT NAV

SPRIN IMPORTATION, 1855
I'd y. uoDRE & CO.. Importers ant 4. n. .
a Wholesale DsdiSrs ia FOREIGN and DO ~ -
HhNIIt HARDW WARE, No. - Pearl street. on .\Sk)
,sHs ~ W. FIHs Ri'Anond, Ia, have received <rC1cSs
hrect from the manufacturers IN England, ~ "
"npgie assortment Of birmingham and Sheffield HARDWARE
,o The Manufacturers In this full supply American
tos Their stock large complete consisting Ia mart OF
K1iHerS' and Woscnhom's hnr Pocket M Pen nlye
Pocket KNIVES Of j., 2, B. and q blades
bone Ebony Handle
ivory Handle KNIVES and Fork. In 50 pieces
Nors OF Wade Butchers Rodgers, wostenhou f.syeA
manufacture, Of every style and quality
scissors aud Shears, Of various m kes and STYLES
single aud Double Barrel Guns, eyerysu superior
Pisos Rifle, Rifle Barrels and Mounting.
Trace Halter, Log Well, Hnh aud Tongue Chains
Axe OF Collins simmons. Virginia
Hand and Pannel Saws Hammers and Hatehetts
Mll Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular
spades aud Shovels Rowland Caytop and OH, .l.
Anvis, Vices. aud Smith. BELLOWS ~ '
sedge and Hand Hammers Stocks Dies and Screw Plate.
shear and Cast Steel, square and octAgon
CASING Horse aud Mulr Shoes aud Horse Shoe Nall.
Wire Selves and siiter-, Coffee Mills Cards
irhilc fiuiuV-, Wosted R,ins n
lorse and Mule Collars. ames, &C.
Locks Hinges and Screws, Of every description
Planes Chisels Augrrs aud Piles all
Platform aud Counter SAles, Pat
English American, and q. ID. Percussion Caps
Hay and Manure FORKS. 3. g. and prong
Iillng andeweed'ng Hoes, all siIes
Sythe ladrs, snAth-, sckies, &c
Tea Trays aud Waier'-And all other goods usually found Hard
A. our goods have been CASH on The
terms and selected exclusively for Virginia North Ci. ~
tennessee Trade feel confident strong
TO merchants visiting this city and respectfully invite them In an
regular house Ia this Of the cities ~
r. s.-Al orders carefully prof Lei
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~ LET EVERY ONE READ THIS:

LhNshrRo, Va, Feb T. 1850.
n,rs posk C9.-den'lemen Eneosed please and ,croun
q" .rs OF your medicines, and check amount due Won =,
entirely out Of Rhcums Lnusnt and would BE- rad n W.,
soad .nd me fresh supply The LnIn given unyry.,
and many OF nothing else M
"n 10 Very truly, yours &e.
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ELEBHATED No. 4 SUPER

PHOSPHATE OF LIME-Fur growth OF Wheat Corn p
tocs Cotton. Sugar Garden Esculens Putt Trees gloT,r and
ne increased production Of al plants Fiy per cent or
s ., a cereal grains, compo'i Of the phop6aies
per cent ofSda Al plants Potash in ~
'enagr Cotton staple and Tobacco leaves contain IS o 90 cr
cent q" the phosp The Phospates are ALEC the nost nl
elements Ia b. supplied 10 p plants wv ~ "'''"'
- ~ 'cvg an valuable Fertilizer $40 pounds
a bushels Of wheat to the the the collections OF
nc bny sri which do not supply
ni anl 80 hs ~ Pho-phates ~ Lime
valuable substance In This Super Phosphate uprrlor 70 oanJ
one"r unlno sud may De safely produce to
~ cent better result In the soil than any fertilizer now sod
n the market, for sale by NV ~
no DAVENPORT, ALLEN co,
ieS9 Agent for the Manufacture
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concur DO the above
WALTER HAREIsOS.
Hon suguRAhu Ciufsv1
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VIZ lIhSTEh WHITE Is this day dissolved
~ mutual consent The ofthe &c ns.d Inv et,b
~ partner, n winding up the business. = WV"
FDM'D HESTER
Richmond Fchruary 2Tfh. 1856 Zoe TO-,
tO-PARrNERSUIP.-rh undersigned : d. BAPTIST
- ~ Pefshurg and join WHITE. Of the firm Of Hester a
N.'e Richmond ays @ day formed eoparncrhip under the
lyle aud nrm n HAPTtsT WHITE purposr 81 ron5,c,
Ivy IDBfftO TOHNfSSfON BfSTNEgS In The rv ~ ".
YORK ard have taken t- Warehouse No 80 FRONT direct where
csnsigrmenis n m tff,rig ~ rive
NeN YORK, February ist 1850. JOttN b wiTIfr
frli-lt-i inni Nrfeh " '"
spIuEOH TEAS
IN he Original Hlf Chests, M hores
nrae Ps,sage, n Ny LA pound far sale hy JENKINS
co Original inventors - the Nac PartN vhctes, -.
e M Icas Onlv, W ~ Market Ninth sts pu ,s,ht.
- Teas Ne Metals Packs put ~ Half Chests rontsoirS w.
rciV ~ both Hllek and Green 10 buyers "
Puicd L n Price, Terms, furnished nv mail In sn Who
der '''' W ~ WV" W
Al Teas warranted 10 please, or to sale
One and The slfne price and IN All and ope
Half Chests ~ Black about pounds AMI ~ C,. h
~ pounds each. '' " w ~; ~
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DiGUERREOTYPES IN EVERY STyIt

LIT every Who suffers a Of sny / nd u.
49, the True TURF OIL. a certain cure s-r .svr,,,.
msnt IA another part Of paper.
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" showint loss on the securities, Of sGO1 .gGG
The circulation Of these banks at the time oC mir
Failure was sl,233 .374. On these notes the pay-
" ments were equal to average Of sevcnty-sx pcr
cent The total loss to bill-hOdcrs being SIg 3i
while The banks have lost sGOl g66, being the differ.
fence between the amount of securities deposited and
,he 'nm Tor which they were sold, the bill-holdcrs
" having lost only s292 ,Ji4. or fraction less than
" twenty four per cent -
Now here i mention made Of the 6riiurs Of twenty
nine stock banks, and the average loss ras frsnfg
per cent Md yet We arc nyi.ed 10 put aside our old
system, whose history records not solitary failure -
and 10 receive, ~ IT. stead, another which chronicles
weny-nine failures IN single year. aud visits on the
note holder loss cf twenty -four per cent or twenty
four cents ~ every hundred j. this the system for the
poor mann
This was in 1871; let ~ see how il wss in later
times, and after further trial
From the Annual Report Of the Superintendent Of
the Banking Department, made December 3Ist 1854.
/ extract the following:
The notes Of the following banks. which lar, Gpiisd
" gIl uic securities 81 which have been sold by the
pernienden for the benefit Of the bil-hoders are
" redeemed on presentation at the Bank Department
" al the following rates, viz