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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEkLY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 30. 1859.

Congress ought to exercise legitimate IN
fuence upon public opinion, and to be re-
garded by the people, with sentiments Of
respect, ut least The members, who sys-
tematically persist in an opposition TO every
effort to organize the House Of Representa-
tives, and proceed to the public business,
cannot reasonably expect that that Influence
can be exerted. or that respect he obtained,
for disorSanized and tumultuous assembly,
which does not fulfil its duties under the
Constitution, and is only the means Of keep
ing up agitation and excitement. We ask
nothing do not expect any thing, from the
enemies To the Union In the House; but
surely there are enough Union men. friends
of the Constitution. to unite upon SOME CON
sentative, national man, ~ Speaker, and
elect him. There has been enough-and
too much--of DELAY 1t is full time now
that the friends Of the Cnion should proceed
TO action. The individual members must
answer to their immediate constituents for
their votes-but the WHOLE COUNTRY Is inter-
ested in the speedy election Of some one
who is opposed TO fanaticism. disunionlsm,
seetionalism, agitation, and strife, as Speak
er Of the House of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The Presidents Message IL, generally very
respectfully treated by the press. Credit is
given to him for his good recommendations,
and those which are not So considered, are
objected to. with courtesy and manllness'
We speak of the press generally-there are
executions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The recent speech Of Gov. Wise to the
Medical Students, at Richmond-is made
the subject Of much comment in the North
ern papers-and some of the comments are
ill-natured enough. Our Governor IL al
impulsive man-and may write and talk too
much. But his patriotism and State pride
aona can doubt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
Virginia n eWs.

The Clarke County Conservation says:-
.'Holliday-ism and "tangle-ioot' aided, on
las, Monday, in SIGNALLING the original APP
pelation Of our little village Battlc-town.
Several battles were fought during the even
ing. and several Of the puglllsts were Gagged. =
The Clarke County Court was occupied
all day on Monday. with the trial Of DR.. Nc
Cormick's negro man for u,tering incendiary
threats some six weeks ago, and finally dis
posed of his case by requiring personal Sc
curity to the amount OF 81 500 for his future
good behaviour. His master entered as Sc
curity. On Tuesday, the cases Of Col. +.
McCormick's servants were taken up.
The jefferson Guards" and the "ESecu
tive Guard" both composed Of the residents
Of the town and neighborhood, are the only
companies now on duty At Charlestown.
George Mott, school teacher, OF Lynch
burgh, Va, was burned to death at Point
Worthington, Mississippi, recently.
Mr. Elijah Joyner. of Southampton county
was accidentally killed on Monday, by being
thrown from sulky, to which was attached
a refractory horse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The Canadians are getting more and more
restless, under the infection of the free negro
population brought into Canada, BY the IN
derground Railroad, and other means. They
get the very worst Of the bad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The Providence. r. l., Journal-whose
editor is u. S. Senator Anthony-says:
I'VE believe that an overt act OF treason
by the disunionists would rally the great
body Of American citizens to the defence OF
our Constitution and orr Union"
The better way is, not to Sait Tor the
overt act" but 10 rally the great body Of
American citizens to the defence Of the Con
stitution and the Union" now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

HNHE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, tor
i ull kinds Of luag and throst difficulties.
Chronic and colnnOn Coughs, Whoopiug Cough,
Bronchitis, loss oi Voice, Stomach Dcbiiii, caused
by Coughs ami Heart Complaint, Large bottle,
soc. Small bottles 2Jr. And tie justly celebra
tel TOLE ASOD WE. for Neuralgia, Nervous
Head. Ache. Ear Ache, Tooth Ache. Gout, Rheu
matslu, 81. Nitus Dance l.o,s of Sleep, and Minor
Nervous Conn plants. Price ste. FER bottle.
These preparations being made by strict PhM-
maceutical law. sustained BY testimonials per.
fectly reliable and within III: reach Of all,
now, after eight year. in private circles, aud
having performed remarkable cures, offered to the
public with that confidence in their curative pow
ers that should warrant all in max ing trU Of them.
Circulars, testimonials, and every evidence 70
strengthen confidence. can be- found With all deal
ers, To which We ask particular attention, and IN
" ich we rely for appreciation.
j. W. HUNNEWE CO.. 5, o, 4 Com
mer,ial Wharf, sole Agents for Boston. GEORGE
HUNNEWELL, rs Water street, sole Agent ior
New York. Under the supervision OF JOHN l..
HuNNEWELL Chemist and pharuiaceutist.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers every
where. PEEL 4 STEVENS Agents. AeSa!-
dria Va. dec l9--eOiy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

Col. Benjamin Loring, one Of the oldest
and most widely known citizens Of Boston,
died on Saturday morning. lie accumula-
ted fortune Of half million Of dollars IN
the book bindery and stationery business,
from which he retired few years since
lie was unmarried, and leaves his large pro
perty to charitable and other institutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The pilot who took the steamer Muhican
from Portsmouth, ~ H.. to New York, re-
ports that the steamer put in at Prncetown
on account of sea sickness among the officers
and engineers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

SHoRr DAYs.-It seems that this year has
more than its share of short days. The days
reached their shortest period on the 18th in
slant and remained the same length till the
9th inst--nine days-each day containing
nine hours and four minutes. On the @'!h
the day was nine hours and FIVE minutes IN
length, aud in few days thereafter the IN
crease will be quite rapid. 1t is rarely that
the days continue at the lowest point for SO
long perod.-Rich. Why.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The telegraph reports snow on Wednesday
at the following places: Washington, Rich
mond, Petersburg, Stanton, Charlottesville.
Frederick. Ilayerstown. and Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

There has lately been 1.-The rescue OF
fugitive slave" in Nebraska territory. by a
mob, who took him away from the United
States Marshal. and hurried him of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
PIEDMONT CLASSICAL ACADEMY, Fauquier
County VIRGINIA

TIME duties Of this School will be resumed On
l. Monday, I'd January. 1860. liz successful
opera ion for six years, (under its present Princi
pal, Rev. +. NJ. Edwards is the best guarantee
o, future usefulness. The expenses Of II student
for board and tuition does not exceed Sl6G for
ten months. Peculiar advantages afforded for
preparation for College OF tor business life Cat
alognrs and Circulars forwarded to any address,
on appiiratipn to I. VI. EDWARDS,
Piedmont Station, Manassas Gap Railroad.
I'm 4. 1 : IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
J. W. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,
M N, q. 4

y, y n.
/tuNT(SI'FS I, pcrf,rn all ouerrtions belong.
in, Ia rho Dental rrof., ann IN the ,nust salts.
factory manner. at moderate rates.
Doctor M'nec may .. t"uhh al nome NJ any time,
except from the second" the thTd Monday IN eacn
month, which time WI DC spent at flnt mn, nap
pshannock County, Va
Office and residence on Maio street, nearly oppo
site the WarrentoD House
War-""t"n. ian ""iv
\iASHiNHTON FARM, distant two land u
w bali miles fr"m "arrenion have l"r sale
the above hishI! imgr,vGi ami desirable FARM,
'ontaining a'out ihEEE ~ NDhED ACRES,
3; with c""'"rtahis ~ ihplH"S. IL Is diVid
L--.'d mt" nIne heids. Win young and good
Apple ana r.nch orchard ana Al s""nihn'e OF
lih"'t anu water. ila position hhdeh u the SUI
rahe place Term. accommodating, and posses
SION given immediately. Address
INMAS n. PAYNE. W.rrentop. Va
Warranton, dee S--eain
,,,.,.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

Burton. the comedian, is so i'll that his
physicians positively forbid him to appear
again on the stage in a professional way
Il is understood that he has disease of the
heart, and it is stated to be doubtful whether
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

Srhamyl the famous Caucasian chief
now a prisoner in ST. Petersburg, lives on
the ia, Of the land, is kindly treated and is
delighted with the Russian ladies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

Two of the crew of the barque james
Cook, from Havana, for New York. mutt
MED on the passage home, and one OF them
was shot and dangerously wounded by the
mate before he was subdued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
EDWARD B. SMITH, n. A., Principal.
A. MAGILL SMITH. M, A,

The third session VI ny SCHOOL, (hitherto located
in Albemurle county, will begin on the first u
September next The location Is easily &C
cessbe from all parts OF the country, being within
a short walk of Culpeper depot, on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, three hours ride from Alex
andria. All the usual subjects will be taught
Holding the degree Of Master OF Arts Of the Uni
versty OF Virginia, having taught ior TWO years IN
that Institution. as al Assistant Instructor, aud
having had, besides several years experience III
teaching and conducting my School. feel enabled
Is promise thorough instruction III every branch
Ny assistant i also Master Of Arts Of the I'm,
versity, and has taught for years with great
efficiency and success.
TgRar For board and tuition for each half
session of five months, Sl2j-eyerything furnish
ed but lights. Payment required IN advance.
FoI catalogues, containing further information,
recommendations, &c, address NE. Al tulpeper 4.
H., Va. EDWARD i. SMITH, u. a.
Reference is made 10 The Faculty Of the Uni
ycrsity of Virginia; Rev. John A.. Brosdus, Rev
r. X Meade. Charlottesville, Virginia; octayius
Cohen. John Richardson, e~qr.., Savannah ia
Dr. VIM. W. Roper, Bowling Green, Caroline CO.,
Va; Prot Vim. }. Martin, Chapel Hill, \. -
Hon. Edmund Martin, Greenfield, ;. g.; ie"rgs
Rncs. I X. Dew, esqrs., AlbeInhrle Va; r.. l.
Walker, :. Mason, csqrs Richmond. Texas; jas
Woodhouse. Thomas W. Brock aubrough, esqrsp
Richmond, Va; DR.. Lloyd Warfold, Lexington,
Kentucky, &c. Culpsper CO., j. l'-wn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

1t is proposed to have what may be term
Ell great agricultural "prutracted meeting"
at Yale College. during the present winter,
to last throughout the whole month of Feb
ruary The exercises are TO consist of lee
lures hy leading reliable men, eminent in
the different departments Of agriculture,
horticulture, stock-raising, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

Mr.. Wyke, the British minister to Central
America, is carrying out the understanding
between the two governments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
STATE AFFAIRS.

We find in the Richmond Enquirer, very
interesting synopsis Of the recent report Of
the Auditor of Public Accounts. We ex-
tract some of the most important portions
of it.
l,Sps AID THEIR ASSESSED tALrH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The New York Herald thinks that Gov.
Wise's declaration "about fighting 10 remain
an the Union, not to get ont Of il. should be
written in letters of gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

1t is thought that Senator Pearce will be
r. elected one Of the L. 5. Senators from
MARYLAND. He is an able man and an excel
lant gentleman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

PAINTED Toys.-We publish the following
AS a necessary caution to parents at this sea
son ofholiday gifts:
From Belgian medical journal we learn
that child about year old, VIII" appeared
t. he in dreadful pain, and had sort OF foam
at the mouth was taken Ia an apothecary at
Bossu. when it was found that the little
creature had been poisoned by sucking the
painted face of doll, III which an extract OF
lead had been mixed He administered me-
dcnes which saved the chiil's life, but he
properly suggests that toy-makers ought to
he prohibited from employing poisonous
substances in painting play things.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

The New York Herald pitches IN TO
Secretary Cobb's report-and thinks II Is
gerry confused and obscure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

Senator Brown. Of Mississippi, It IS SAID
has intimated his intention to attack that
part Of the Presidents Message which sus-
gests the Judiciary as the proper tribunal 7"
afford an adequate remedy in cases Of inter
ference with the right Of the master u his
slave in the Territories. instead ct recon-
mending Congressional action for protection,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
Slg,4S0,32I 80

Cfth. debt, 81 SIS. 900 bears rer cent. inter-
est, aud Si7.Gl5,32l 80 bears per cent interest.
The Com nissioners Of the Sinking Fund have in
vested the one per cent. per annum above the IN
terest contracted to be paid on these debts 10 the
amount OF .Os3,65 90.
The entire debt Of the State stand. thus:
Registered stock.
per cent ,"2s.6lk ~
Registered stock,
Der cont .............. 4gI. 900 %
- $l6,i!2,si6 d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

A considerable portion Of the Presidents
Message is devoted to discussion of the
African slave trade, which has been brought
to the notice Of the Executive by the late at
tempts to reopen that traffic, and the ab"r-
tive efforts to bring the guilty parties TO
punishment. The President, says the Ma
tional Intelligencer. reviews the history OF
the traffic in this country, and enters into an
argument. honorable alike to his statesman
ship and his philanthropy. to show its lille
gality, it's mex pediency, and its nhuman'ty,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

A CONFERENCE.-The Auditor of Public
Accounts in his biennial report to the Gen
eral Assembly Of Virginia, thus speaks of
Mr.. Geo. X. Fox. ST.. c nmissioner of the
Revenue in Lrudoun county. Mr.. +. has
held the Office Of Commissioner for num-
Der Of years. and the compliment is as Just
as it is well merted:
The Commissioners books appear 10 have
been made out with great care and attention
to the public interest. His assessments are
as large as those Of any other Commissioner
in the Commonwealth; and upon examination
Of his books, such has been his accuracy. that
not single error has been detected. To a
man who has evinced such devotion to the
public guod-who has given 50 many evi-
depces of Conscientious discharge OF his
duties. | had no hesitation IN paying his
commissions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

This is the season when the public docu-
ments are poured forth upon the country
They furnish most valuable account of the
progress and present condition Of our nation
al affairs, and Of each Of the branches OF the
government, directed by The Executive
Their length, however, and details, prevent
them from being generally read, by those
who are accustomed to resort onl, to the
newspapers for the history Of passing events
and for information as to public matters.
Hence, the newspapers very properly, and
very conveniently for the public. furnish
abstracts of these documents which contain
in brief. the principal items Of interest set
forth in the Reports. People generally, are,
thus. saved much time and trouble; and al
ter all, get all that they care e. read or know.
We published Yesterday condensed account
Of the contents of most Of the Reports from
the different Departments-but will refer
hereafter. more at length, TO several OF the
recommendations contained in them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

A singular phenemenon occurred IN the
towns Of Victor, Bloomfield and Mtndon, dur
inc late snow-stnrm. Spherical balls .!
snow, from six to eighteen inches in diane
ter, and every one perforated l1ngltuiinaliy
the largest having holes sufficiently large
to enable u man 10 insert his arm-were
seen rolling in the snow. 1t Is presumed
that they were formed hy the wind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
Browns Revengeful Spirit.

The following extract from private letter
from the Western Reserve, Ohio, published
in the Hartford Times, is an illustration Of
his wicked heart and perverted head:
AS John Brown has been compared to
Jesus Christ, will give you one fact in his
history which will illustrate his character
He lived the last Is years before going To
Kansas, within Is miles Of here, and was
informed the other day by gentleman in
this county, who is man of undoubted in
tegrity. that when he lived in Hudson, Is
years ago. u magistrate sentenced Brown and
his four boys to 80 days imprisonment III
Akron jail, for burninga neighbours fences
and haystacks. Brown had u lawsuit with
neishbor in reference to piece of land,
and the court decided against him; and to
crafty his amiable disposition, he burned
his neighbor's property. This is the man
whom the Republican party compare to
Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
CONGRESS HALL,

CONGRESS HALL,
No l5g, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Above the War Department, between 18th aud
18th streets. Washington, ID. !.
Mrs. A. ENGELBRECllT, PRopRIEruEss.
Wa-hin ptnn dec s-eolm
a GENTLEMAN. residing near "arrenton,
N Va and having n teacher in his family, Is
wilin. to take six or eight Young Ladies a.
Boarding pupils Session to commence 10Th oil
January, 1900.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board and tuition in usual English branches. $50
French
Italian !"
Instruction on Piano and use OF Instrument. ~
One half payable i'll advance.
Refer to Rev. ?. d. Gurley, ID. D.. Washington
City: Rev J. H. Bocock ID. d., Georgetown, d.
c.: Rev. A. D. Pollock. and Rev. John W. Pugh,
Warrenton, Va, or address for further iniorma-
ton JAMES '. bhoohE,
nov l7-2awtf Warrentnn, Va
AIOTICE-The annual meeting oi the Stock
IN holders Of the Washington and Alexandria
Turnpike Road Company. will be held on Monday
ID day Of January next. AT II o'clock. NJ. at the
Office OF the Company. NJ !. south Whar'e-.
JAMES :. ROGERS. Treasurer.
dec I-eutd
ERENCH PASTE BLACkING. the best Black
IL ing in use. Tor sale by
dec 20 HENRY COON ".
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1t is said that there is no authority what

1t is said that there is no authority what
ever for the despatch, stating that various
parties connected with Kansas would be
summoned as witnesses before the Harper's
Ferry investigation. The purpose is to di-
rect public attention to them. That specula-
tive committee will meet again ON the ID of
January.
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$22T.sss 4
Will leave only

VIII leave only SSZI,ooo ~
TO be paid out the receipts of the fiscal year 1853.
The rate Of taxation now existing, notw ithstand
ing the increase OF the public debt by appropra
tons made by the last General Assembly, has eA
coedsd the ordinary annual charges by SOS,
81, or by 81 oil 1920 for the two fiscal years
last past, Ms will be seen by adding the cash Oh
hand IL the umpuut paid Oh the floating debt.
This fact does not prove. however, that the same
rate woud produce the same excess tor the hext
two years, because the interest on quite q large
portion Of the debt created by the General Assem-
bly,, was not issued and did not bear interest Tor
both years which Of course it will do in the future
The PUBLIC DEBT or THE STATE.
By the 18th section of article +th Of the Cons,i
tuition il is provided that 'there shall be set apart
annually, from the Accruing revenues. sum
equal To seven per cent of the state debt existing
On the iir.t day of January, 1852. The fund thu,
set apart shall bc called the Sinking tumd, and
shall he applied to the payment of the interest
of the State debt, and the principal OF such part
as may be rcdcemablc
The public icbt existing on the lst day Of Jan
ulry lS12 ascertuined t" be sll,97l $3.50,
and BY m act passed March %, 1853, $685.. O2s.oS
were appropriated annually from the public trca
sury, to be applied to the payment OF the interest
aud the principal Of such part Of the State debt
rs was reieemable. Notwithstanding si9I 900 Of
this debt hears but five per cent Interest and
Sl216. 500 has been redeemed, yet the annual ap
preparation for interest and sinking fund is not
reduced. because it is necessary to be maintained
to pay oil the debt in - years.
The New DEBT.
The same article of the constitution provides,
THAT whenever, after the LIST dav OF January
1882 u debt shall lie contracted by the Common
wealth, there shall he set apart in like manner,
annually, for thirty four years. a sum exceeding
by one er cent. the aggregate amount Ut the an
nus interest agreed to be paid thereon ut the time
Of lis contraction; which sum shall be part Of tho
sinking fund. and shall be applied III the manner
before directed
This debt is irredeemable for "a years from its is.
sue; the amount OF which created alter the 1T Of
January, 1852, and before the It o; January,
1853, was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2g52,6S7 W
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
S374.ySg,SSS 81

Total value of IL .l54, slaves cs-
tilnated nj S6l2 IS, which is the
average value in Georgia by
official reports. S1lJ,lio,-'o "
Total assessed value OF personal
property, except slaves, and
such aS is exempt from taxation l23. Ioo.90i W
Total value of dividends. inter
est, &C.. which is taxed...... 2h.SI3,l3i %
Total value Of property embraced
in business, for which license
!, required ...................... l27.4ll,r2O 90
Estimated value Of property ex-
empt from tsxation....."....... 3l,O0V,OOO w
Value OF investments in Internal
Improvement Compans, which
Arc otherwise taxed .............. 1900. 900 Oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
THOMAS @. PgYTOS. p. J. ARC
PEYTON & ARCHER,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1889 CARY ST.
" RrcHuoSD, VIRGINIA, devote their entire atten
ton to the sale OF TOBdCCO, WHEAT, FLOUR
and other COUNTRY PRODICE, aud to tn,
purchase of SUPPLIES for their Country customers
REFER 10
John q. Lane, esq, R"ppuhunnock, Va.
Ab.alom Jordan, esq, Z"
Rev. W. T. LeaSell /" :"
Monroe Kelley, esq, I"
Puwhstan Robertson, esq ruiptprr, Va.
K. W. bowman, esq, Fa4qmer. Va.
Richmond l., Ig-.ulr
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$I.UIa.y6J.y2s 3G

Making a total value oi.....Sl. li36I6,OsI %
This sum divided between l,OSi,9ls persons,
which is the number of the entire white p"pdla-
ton of the State, gives to each Sl,Ojl -.
FLOATING DEBT or THE STATE.
On tn. lst OF Oct, 1857, the float
ing debt amounted to........."...... l,2333il ~
Less amount paid in two years, 10
Oct LIST 1859 9l3.439 80
Outstanding on LIST of Oct, 1859; $33l.sOl w
Aud all due December IL, 1889.
To deduct the amount of cash ON
hand lO+Ul3 sc