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The Norfolk Bank for Savings and Trusts, Administrator, c. t. a.

In Account With

The Estate of Edward W. James, deceased.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

1906		Dr.	Cr.
Nov. 5 to 1908	To Inventory and Appraisement of Estate,	$235,020 22
	To Excess in Sale of Furniture, over appraisement	467 14
Mar. 13	To Stock Dividend, The National Bank of Commerce, 53 shares at $175.	9,275 00
	To Stock Dividend, Virginia Bank & Trust Co. 2 shares at $100.	200 00
	To Advance over appraisement on 4 shares stock of Virginia Bank & Trust Co.	100 00
	To Advance over appraisement on 6 shares stock of the Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts	1,200 00
	To Advance over appraisement on 5 shares of stock of Merchants & Farmers Bank, Portsmouth.	1,500 00
	To Interest collected (see Appendix A)	14,098 23
	To Collateral inheritance taxes collected, (see Appendix A)	672 50
	By Cash Expenditures (see Appendix B)		42,394 95
	By specific legacies at appraised valuation (see Appendix C)		19,475 00
	By Difference between appraisement of $40 and amount received of $33. one share in Richmond Club,		7 00
	By Residue of Estate paid and delivered to University of Virginia (in addition to cash payment of $11,805.55) at appraised valuation (see Appendix D)		200,656 14
		$262,533 09	$262,533 09
1906	Appendix A. Cash Receipts.
Nov. 5	Dividend on Va.-Carolina Chemical Co. stock—October 1906,		$ 60 00
27	Cash found on person—turned over by Coroner,		4 47
30	Clipped Coupons—per Appraisers' list and report,		896 50*
30	6 mos. Int. to Dec. 1. on $500. Commonwealth Club bonds		15 00
Dec. 12	6 mos. Int. to Dec. on £200 Province of New Brunswick bonds		14 50
12	Check from Wilson, Colston & Co. in full of account,		700 47*
27	Sale of Furniture by auction Dec. 19, 1906		517 14*
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on $1,000 Roanoke City bonds		22 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. on 1,000 Fresno, Cal. bonds		22 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. on 1,000 Toronto, Can. bonds		17 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Brunswick, Ga. bonds		25 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 4,000 Charlottesville, Va. bonds		90 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 2,000 Tarboro, Cot. Fac. bonds		60 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Burlington, Vt. bonds		20 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 4,000 Greensboro, N. C. bonds		80 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,500 Greensboro, N. C. bonds		45 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Seattle, Wash. bonds		20 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Charlotte, N. C. bonds		25 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 2,000 Charlotte, N. C. bonds		40 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Charlotte, N. C. bonds		22 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Staunton, Va. bonds		22 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 500 Richmond Club bonds		12 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Minneapolis, bonds		17 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Crisfield, Md. bonds		25 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 500 Montgomery, Ala. bonds		11 25
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 500 Frederick Co., Md. bonds		8 75
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 New Castle Co. bonds		20 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 1,000 Richmond City bonds		20 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 2,000 Mobile City bonds		45 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 2,000 Atlanta, Ga. bonds		40 00
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 5,000 Columbia, S. C. bonds		112 50
28	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 7,000 Virginia State bonds		105 00
28	12 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 2,000 Durham, N. C. bonds		120 00
1907.
Jan. 2	6 mos Int. to Jan. 1, '07 on 400 Richmond reg. bonds		8 00
1907. Jan. 2	Dividend on $ 1,500 Citizens Bank Stock,		75 00
1907. Jan. 2	Dividend on 500 Merchants & Farmers Bank Stock,		50 00
2	Dividend on 13,800 Bank of Commerce Stock		552 00
2	Dividend on 4,000 National Bank of Commerce Stock,		160 00
2	Dividend on 5,300 Marine Bank Stock,		159 00
2	Dividend on 500 Va. Bank and Trust Co. stock,		15 00
2	Dividend on 500 Peoples Bank, Portsmouth, stock,		40 00
7	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1st. on $1,500 Mobile, Ala. bonds		37 50
9	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1st. on £ 200 Province of New Brunswick bonds,		14 60
10	Dividend on $600 Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts stock		45 00
10	Dividend on 6000 Norfolk National Bank stock,		240 00
10	Dividend on 4,500 Norfolk National Bank Dividend stock,		180 00
	Forward,		$
1907	Brought forward,	$
Feb. 1	6 mos. Int. to Feb. 1, on $5000 Lynchburg City bonds		100 00
1	6 mos. Int. to Feb. 1, on 2000 Raleigh Water Co. bonds		60 00
1	6 mos. Int. to Feb. 1, on 1000 Danville, Va. bonds		15 00
1	6 mos. Int. to Feb. 1, on 1300 Virginia Club bonds		32 50
1	6 mos. Int. to Feb. 1, on 4000 Portsmouth City bonds		50 00
18	6 mos. Int. to Feb. 15, on 1000 Harrisonburg bonds		20 00
19	Dividend on $5300 Marine Bank Stock,		159 00
Mar. 1	6 mos. Interest to Mar. 1, 1907 on following bonds:
	$1000 City of Duluth,	20 00
	1000 City of Norfolk,	25 00
	1000 City of Portsmouth,	25 00
	2000 City of Charlottesville,	50 00
	1000 City of Cleveland,	20 00
	1000 Hudson County, N. J.	20 00
	500 Norfolk Silk Co.	17 50	177 50
April 2	Dividend 3 mos. to April 1st, on $5300 Marine Bank stock		159 00
3	6 mos. Interest to April 1st, on following bonds:
	$1000 City of Montgomery,	22 50
	2000 City of Seattle, Wash.	50 00
	1000 Town of Danbury,	17 50
	6000 City of Norfolk,	180 00
	500 City of Norfolk,	12 50
	3000 Town of Laurel,	75 00
	500 Town of Clarksville,	30 00
	1000 City of Augusta,	22 50
	1000 City of Boston	20 00
	1000 Somerset County,	22 50	452 50
May 1	6 mos. Interest to May 1st, 1907, on following bonds:
	500 Country Club,	12 50
	10,000 Second Presbyterian Church,	125 00
	1000 Los Angeles, Cal.	20 00
	1000 Kennebec Water District,	17 50
	1000 City of Manchester,	20 00
	2000 City of Memphis,	40 00
	3000 City of Jacksonville,	75 00
	2000 County of Allegheny,	40 00
	2000 City of Portsmouth,	40 00
	2000 City of Pawtucket,	40 00
	5000 City of New York,	87 50
	3000 City of Norfolk,	75 00
	1000 City of Norfolk,	25 00
	15,000 City of Norfolk,	300 00	917 50
June 1	6 mos. Interest to June 1, '07 on following bonds.
	$4100 City of Anniston, Ala.	61 50
	1000 City of Nashville,	25 00
	5000 City of Louisville,	87 50
	Forward,	$
1907	Brought forward,	$
June 1	6 mos. Interest to June 1, '07 on following bonds.
	$2000 City of York,	40 00
	500 City of Norfolk,	12 50
	1000 City of Norfolk,	25 00
	500 City of Norfolk,	12 50
	1000 City of Norfolk,	20 00
	3000 City of Portsmouth,	75 00
	500 Commonwealth Club,	15 00
	1000 City of Portsmouth, N. H.	20 00
	1000 Village of Newport,	20 00
	1000 Georgetown, S. C.	25 00	439 00
	5 Richmond Club bonds due July 1st, 1907 paid off		500 00*
	6 mos. Interest to July 1, 1907, on $500 Richmond Club bonds		12 50
June 29	6 mos. Interest on following bonds to July 1, 1907:
	$2000 City of Mobile,	45 00
	1000 City of Richmond,	20 00
	1000 City of Roanoke,	22 50
	1000 City of Fresno, Cal,,	22 50
	1000 City of Toronto,	17 50
	4000 City of Charlottesville,	90 00
	1000 City of Brunswick, Ga.	25 00
	2000 Tarboro Cotton Factory,	60 00
	4000 City of Greensboro, N. C.,	80 00
	1500 City of Greensboro, N. C.,	45 00
	1000 City of Burlington, Vt.	20 00
	1000 City of Charlotte, N. C.	25 00
	2000 City of Charlotte,	40 00
	1000 City of Charlotte,	22 50
	1000 Seattle School Dist. # 1,	20 00
	1000 City of Staunton, Va.	22 50
	1000 City of Minneapolis	17 50
	1000 Crisfield, Md.	25 00
	500 Frederick Co., Md.	8 75
	500 Montgomery, Ala.	11 25
	1000 New Castle County, Del.	20 00
	2000 Atlanta, Ga.	40 00
	5000 Columbia, S. C.	112 50
	7000 State of Virginia,	105 00	322 50
July 1	Dividend on $13,800 Bank of Commerce stock		552 00
	Dividend on 4 000 National Bank of Commerce stock		160 00
	Dividend on 5 300 National Bank of Commerce Dividend stock		212 00
	Dividend on 5 300 Marine Bank stock,		159 00
2	Dividend on 1 500 Citizen's Bank stock,		75 00
3	6 mos. Int. to July 1st, on $1500 City of Mobile bonds,		37 50
5	6 mos. Int. to July 1st, on 400 City of Richmond reg. bonds,		8 00
8	Dividend on $600 Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts stock		45 00
	Forward,
1907.	Brought forward,
July 8	Dividend on $6000 Norfolk National Bank stock,		240 00
8	Dividend on 4500 Norfolk National Bank Dividend stock,		180 00
8	Dividend on 400 Va. Bank & Trust Co. stock,		15 00
8	Dividend on 200 Va. Bank & Trust Co. Dividend stock		6 00
15	Dividend on 500 Merchants & Farmers Bank stock		50 00
15	Dividend on 2600 Bank of Portsmouth stock (1 year)		156 00
15	Dividend on 500 Peoples Bank, Portsmouth, stock		40 00
31	6 mos Int. to July 1st, on £200 Province of New Br. bonds		14 61
Aug. 1	6 mos Interest to Aug. 1, 1907 on following bonds:
	5000 City of Lynchburg, Va.	100 00
	500 City of Danville,	15 00
	2000 Raleigh Water Co.	60 00
	1300 Virginia Club,	32 50
	2000 City of Portsmouth,	50 00
	1000 Town of Harrisonburg,	20 00	277 50
Sept. 5	6 mos. Interest to Sept. 1, 1907 on following bonds.
	500 Norfolk Silk Co.	17 50
	1000 City of Cleveland,	20 00
	1000 Hudson County, N. J.	20 00
	2000 Charlottesville, Va.	50 00
	1000 Portsmouth, Va.	25 00
	1000 Norfolk City,	25 00
	1000 Duluth, Minn.,	20 00	177 50
Oct. 1	6 mos Interest to Oct. 1, 1907, on following bonds:
	1000 City of Montgomery	22 50
	2000 City of Seattle,	50 00
	1000 Town of Danbury,	17 50
	6000 City of Norfolk,	180 00
	500 City of Norfolk,	12 50
	3000 Town of Laurel, Md.	75 00
	1000 City of Augusta, Ga.	22 50
	1000 City of Boston,	20 00
	1000 Somerset County,	22 50	422 50
Oct 2	Dividends as follows:
	On $5300 Marine Bank Stock, 3 mos.	159 00
5	On 3000 Va.-Carolina Chem. Co. stock:
	Due Jan. 15, 1907, — $60.
	Due Apr. 15, 1907, 60.
	Due July 15, 1907, 60.
	Due Oct. 15, 1907, 60.
Nov. 1	6 mos. Interest to Nov. 1, 1907, on following bonds:
	500 Country Club	12 50
	5000 Second Presbyterian Church	125 00
	1000 City of Los Angeles	20 00
	1000 Kennebec Water District,	17 50
	1000 City of Manchester,	20 00
	Forward,
1907.	Brought forward,	$
Nov. 1	6 mos. Interest to Nov. 1, 1907, on following bonds:
	2000 City of Memphis,	40 00
	3000 City of Jacksonville,	75 00
	2000 City of Portsmouth,	40 00
	2000 County of Allegheny,	40 00
	2000 City of Pawtucket,	40 00
	5000 City of New York,	87 50
	1000 City of Norfolk,	25 00
	3000 City of Norfolk,	75 00
	15000 City of Norfolk,	300 00	917 50
Dec. 11	6 mos. Interest to Dec. 1, 1907, on following bonds
	$1000 City of Nashville, Tenn.	25 00
	5000
	2000 City of York, Pa.,	40 00
	500 City of Norfolk, Va.	12 50
	1000 City of Norfolk, Va.	25 00
	500 City of Norfolk, Va.	12 50
	1000 City of Norfolk, Va.	20 00
	3000 City of Norfolk, Va.	75 00
	500 Commonwealth Club,	15 00
	1000 City of Portsmouth, N. H.,	20 00
	1000 Village of Newport, Vt.	20 00
	1000 City of Georgetown, S. C.	25 00	377 50
27	Richmond Club stock a/c of distribution of assets		33 00*
1908
Jan. 2	6 mos. Interest to Jan. 1, 1908, on following bonds
	2000 City of Mobile, Ala.	45 00
	1000 City of Richmond, Va.	20 00
	1000 City of Roanoke, Va.	22 50
	1000 City of Fresno, Cal.	22 50
	1000 City of Toronto, Can.	17 50
	4000 City of Charlottesville,	90 00
	1000 City of Brunswick, Ga.	25 00
	2000 Tarboro Cotton Factory,	60 00
	4000 City of Greensboro, N. C.	80 00
	1500 City of Greensboro, N. C.	45 00
	1000 City of Burlington, Vt.	20 00
	1000 City of Charlotte, N. C.	25 00
	2000 City of Charlotte, N. C.	40 00
	1000 City of Seattle, Wash.	20 00
	1000 City of Staunton, Va.	22 50
	1000 City of Minneapolis,	17 50
	1000 Commissioners of Crisfield,	25 00
	500 Frederick County, Md.	8 75
	500 City of Montgomery, Ala.	11 25
	1000 County of New Castle, Del.	20 00
	2000 City of Atlanta, Ga.	40 00
	Forward,
1908.	Brought forward,	$
Jan 2	6 mos. Interest to Jan. 1, 1908, on following bonds
	5000 City of Columbia, S. C.	112 50
	2000 Town of Durham, N. C.	120.00
	7000 State of Virginia	105.00	1,015 00
2	Dividend on $13800 Bank of Commerce stock,		552 00
	Dividend on 4000 Nat'l. Bank of Commerce stock,		160 00
	Dividend on 5300 Nat'l. Bank of Commerce Dividend stock,		212 00
	Dividend on 2600 Bank of Portsmouth stock,		78 00
	Dividend on 500 Merchants & Farmers' Bank stock		50 00
	Dividend on 5300 Marine Bank stock, 3 months,		159 00
3	Dividend on 1500 Citizen's Bank stock,		75 00
6	Dividend on 500 Va. Bank & Trust Co. stock		15 00
	Dividend on 200 Va. Bank & Trust Co. Dividend stock		6 00
6	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1st, on $400 Richmond City reg. bonds,		8 00
10	Balance of 30% stock dividend on 178 shares stock Bank of Commerce & National Bank of Commerce,		70 00
10	Dividend on 6 shares stock Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts		45 00
10	Dividend on 105 shares stock Norfolk National Bank,		420 00
10	Amount on deposit with Norfolk National Bank,		1,509 75*
10	Interest on deposit Norfolk National Bank,		60 36
10	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, 1908, on $1500 City of Mobile bonds,		37 50
14	Amount on deposit with the Bank for Savings, N. Y.		829 15*
14	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, 1907— $829.15 The Bank for Savings,		16 58
14	6 mos. Int. to July 1, 1907— 845.73 The Bank for Savings,		16 90
14	6 mos. Int. to [OMITTED]
14	Amount on deposit with Excelsior Savings Bank, N. Y.		203 74*
14	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1. 1907— 203.74 Excelsior Savings Bank		3 55
14	6 mos. Int. to Jul. 1, 1907— 207.29 Excelsior Savings Bank		4 14
14	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, 1908— 211.43 Excelsior Savings Bank		4 22
14	6 mos. Int. to Jan. 1, 1908— £200-0-0- New Brunswick L 3-0-0		14 60
14	3 mos. div. to Jan. 15, 1908— 3000.00—Va.-Carolina Chem. Co.		60 00
17	6 mos. int. to Jan. 1, 1908— 1000.00—City Charlotte, N. C.		22 50
24	4 shares stock @ $125 Va. Bank & Trust Co. sold,		500 00*
28	6 shares stock @ 450 Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts, sold		2,700 00*
29	5 shares stock @ 750 Merchants & Farmers Bank, sold,		3,750 00*
29	Bond #9 City of Nashville 5%, sold,		1,000 00*
29	1 mos. accrued interest $1000. City Nashville 5%		8 05
29	Bond #39 City of Charlotte, N. C. 5%, sold,		1,000 00*
29	28 days accrued interest 1000 City of Charlotte, N. C. 5%		3 89
29	Bond #4 Town of Danville 6%, sold		500 00*
29	5 mos. 8 days accrued interest 500. Town of Danville 6%		14 83
29	Bonds # 51, 52, 53 City of Greensboro 6%,		1,500 00*
29	28 days accrued interest $1500 City of Greensboro 6%		7 00
29	Bonds # 8-13 inc. City of Portsmouth 5%, sold		3,000 00*
29	1 mos. 28 days accrued interest 3000 City of Portsmouth 5%		24 17
29	Bonds 1, 2, 4, 5 City of Portsmouth 5%, sold		2,000 00
1908.	Brought forward,		$
Jan. 29	5 mos. 28 days accrued interest 2,000 City of Portsmouth 5 %		49 44
Jan. 29	Bonds 3, 4, 40, 44, 45, 46, 47, 71, 106, 107, 108, & 109 City of Norfolk @ $500 each 6% (sold)		6,480 00*
Jan. 29	3 mos. 28 days accrued interest City of Norfolk 6% Bonds,		118 00
Jan. 31	Collateral inheritance tax paid by following legatees.
	Elizabeth Wood,	$ 50.00
	R. B. Cooke,	50.00
	M. O. Hobson, Guardian of B. Saunders and Mary W. I.
	Wright, infant children of R. H. Wright, deceased	50.00
	R. A. Dobie,	50.00
	Rosewell Page,	50.00
	S. S. P. Patterson	50.00
	Mr. & Mrs. E. V. Valentine,	50.00
	H. Boswell Bagnall,	100.00
	Mrs. Annie V. Tylor,	100.00
	Phillip A. Bruce,	50.00
	Mrs. Bettie T. Bruce,	50.00	650 00
Mar. 2	Collateral inheritance tax paid by Edward Jas Woodhouse,		22 50
Mar. 9	Refunded on a/c Transfer tax on estate in New York,		1 05
			$ 42 394 95
1906.	Appendix B. Cash Expenditures.
Oct. 30	Watchman (Moser) 7 days watching at #62 Fenchurch St.	$	17 50
Oct. 31	Watchman (Ferguson) 5 days watching at #62 Fenchurch St.		12 50
Nov. 1	Joe Wright for cleaning up house #62 Fenchurch Street,		8 50
Nov. 1	Robert Atkinson for listing household goods and Library,		5 00
Nov. 5	Watchman (Moser) 7 days watching at 62 Fenchurch St.		17 50
Nov. 8	Watchman (Ferguson) 7 days watching at 62 Fenchurch St.		17 50
Nov. 9	Sundry small expenditures in connection with cleaning, etc.		3 50
Nov. 10	W. W. Vicar's expenses to Richmond for securities from the Planters National Bank,		5 50
Nov. 10	Hugh C. Davis & W. W. Vicar's expenses to Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia for securities from vaults of Washington Loan & Trust Co., Mercantile Trust & Deposit Co. and Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance Co. Nov. 5-9,		56 20
Nov. 13	Watchman (G. S. Ferguson) to Nov. 12, 1906, watching #62 Fenchurch St.		22 50
Nov. 13	Watchman (J. L. Moser) to Nov. 12, 1906, watching #62 Fenchurch St.		18 75
Nov. 16	Cost of forcing open safe Nov. 7, 1906, in vault of Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit & Insurance Co.		3 50
Nov. 16	Cost of packing and moving books, papers, and ornaments from #62 Fenchurch St. to #242 Main St.,		16 13
Nov. 27	City & State taxes for 1906 on Real Estate		75 60
Nov. 27	City & State taxes for 1906 on personal property & income		714 98
Dec 7	County & State taxes on farm property for 1906,		93 72
Dec 12	Expressage on bond from Baltimore,		25
	Forward,		$ 1,089 13
1906.	Brought forward,		$ 1,089 13
Dec 13	Clerk of Court costs in qualification copies of will, certificates, etc, per bill and receipt of Jas. V. Trehy, C. C.		22 49
Dec 17	Appraisers' fee — appraising estate,		125 00
Dec 17	Jas. V. Trehy, C. C. for recording appraisement & inventory,		25 00
Dec 17	T. T Hubard, Commissioner, approving form of appraisement,		1 00
Dec 19	W. Dickson & J. B. Eccleston, Jurors at Coroners' Inquest, $1 each,		2 00
Dec 19	Trayage on books and furniture from Duke St. house,		3 50
Dec 20	Joe Wright, services in fumigating house #62 Fenchurch St.		2 00
Dec 20	J. V. Trehy, C. C. qualification tax - State,		247 40
Dec 21	Expenses of cleaning and preparing for auction sale		2 15
Dec 21	Thomson, Etheredge & Co., insurance on furniture, Fenchurch St.,		63
Dec 21	Thomson, Etheredge & Co., insurance on books, etc., #242 Main St.		8 50
Dec 27	J. V. Trehy, C. C. for 3 certificates of qualification, under Act of Congress,		9 33
Dec 27	Arah Wright for watching #62 Fenchurch St., 3 weeks,		3 00
1907.
Jan. 2	Expressage on City of Mobile bonds,		60
Jan. 18	Mrs. A. E. Granberry, board & room rent, expressage &c, per bill,		25 00
Jan. 31	State seals for acknowledgment of Bank's (Administrator) signature connection with withdrawal of deposits in N. Y. Banks,		2 00
Feb 11	Drayage on Indexes to Lower Norfolk County Antiquary,		15
Feb 19	Notary's fee—two affidavits on certificates from Health office,		50
Feb 19	Advertising notice of suit in Virginian-Pilot,		18 00
Feb 19	J. V. Trehy, C. C. for 3 State wafers to Administrator's acknowledgements in connection with withdrawals of deposits from New York Banks,		3 00
Apr. 13	Virginian-Pilot for advertising Administrator's notice Dec. 15-'06		3 00
May 2	W. H. Sargeant for appraising library in detail,		25 00
May 9	The Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts, Safe-deposit box rent:
	One safe 2 years to Nov. 1, 1907 —	$ 6.00
	One safe 1 year to May 1, 1908,—	12.00	18 00
July 2	J. Paul Johnson for copying list of notes, bonds, stocks, books, household furniture, personal effects, etc. for Appraiser's use and for recording in Clerk's office,		15 00
July 17	H. D. Oliver for funeral expenses per bill,		645 50
Sept. 5	Dr. R. S. Kight, Coroner, for holding inquest		5 00
Oct. 28	City & State taxes for 1907. City $995.69
	State: 550.07		1,545 76
Nov. 12	Hugh Johnson, High Constable, account of inquest,		1 50
Nov. 27	Cleaning lot in cemetery 1 year to Oct. 1, 1907,		2 00
Dec. 20	Thomson, Etheredge & Co., premium on $500. Insurance on Library, to Nov. 10, 1908,		8 50
1908.
Jan. 6	Filling & Turfing Grave, City Cemetery,		1 25
Jan. 6	Richmond Club for meals, etc., per tickets of E. W. James,		3 05
Jan. 6	Rent of Safe Deposit box to Nov. 1, 1908,		3 00
Jan. 9	Mrs. Mary Hooper McClaugherty, nee Mary Archer Hooper, in full of legacy,		12,500 00
Jan. 10	Account of Friendenwald & Co., Baltimore, in full		64 65
	Forward,		$ 16,431 29
1908	Brought forward,		$ 16,431 29
Jan. 10	Account of The Eichelberger Book Co., Baltimore, in full,		7 40
Jan. 10	Account of James Macdonald, New York, in full,		3 82
Jan. 10	Account of W. J. Davis, Norfolk, in full,		2 50
Jan. 10	Account of City Gas Co., Norfolk, in full,		3 92
Jan. 15	Mrs. Marian Portlock in payment of legacy, in full,		600 00
Jan. 15	A. J. Ackiss, in payment of legacy, in full,		385 00
Jan. 15	Virginia E. Woodhouse in payment of legacy, in full,		385 00
Jan. 15	Sarah A. Deming, in payment of legacy, in full,		770 00
Jan. 14	J. V. Trehy, C. C. for copy of will for filing in connection with withdrawal of money from Savings Banks in N. Y.		4 71
Jan. 14	J. V. Trehy, C. C. for Clerks certificate, etc. to Banks affidavit in same matter from Savings Banks in N. Y.		1 37
Jan. 17	Temporary receipt for payment on account transfer tax on estate from New York,		50 00
Jan. 24	Commission on 4 shares stock Va. Bank & Trust Co. @ $1 00 per share sold through Jas. B. Moss & Co.		4 00
Jan. 29	Paid H. C. Davis for cash paid out by him as follows
	Oct. 26, 1906 L. Waring Costs in suit:	$ 11 50
	Feb. 20, 1907 Expenses (in suit) to Richmond in matter of plea as to jurisdiction in suit Thompson vs. The Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts,	4 50
	Feb. 20, 1907, Telephone message to W.H.White, Richmond	30
	Mar. 11, 1907, Telephone message to W.H.White, Richmond	80
	Jun. 1, 1907, Expenses to Richmond to argue plea	6 00
	Jun. 14, 1907, Telephone message to W.H.White, Richmond	40
	Jan. 3, 1908, Expenses to Suffolk to see Judge McLemore about decree compromising McClaugherty legacy,	1 85
	Jan 3, 1908, Telephone message to Suffolk	25
	Jan 27, 1908, Notary fees,	2 00
	Jan 28, 1908, Expenses to Suffolk for decree Distrib'n	1 80	29 40
Jan. 29	Paid White, Tunstall & Willcox for cash paid out by them as follows
	Oct. 31, 1906, Paid Sergeant City Richmond, serving 6 writs	3 00
	Nov. 9, 1906 Paid Sheriff James City serving 2 writs	1 00
	Jan. 2, 1907 Paid Sergeant City Norfolk serving 6 writs	3 00
	May 20, 1907, Paid Stenographer Phlegar for copy, Thomsons depositions	2 50
	Feb. 7, 1907, Paid Sheriff Princess Anne Co. serving 2 writs	1 00
	Jun. 1, 1907, Expenses to Richmond to argue plea, etc.	7 00
	July 4 & 5, 1907, Pd.L.D.Telephones & telegrams to Richmond	1 75	19 25
Jan. 29	Paid White, Tunstall & Willcox and H.C.Davis, per decree ct.		4,000 00
Jan. 29	Paid The Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts, per decree ct.		5,000 00
Jan. 29	Cash turned over to Rector & Visitors U. Va.		11,805.55
Jan. 31	Interest collected on legacies from Oct. 11, 1906paid to legatees as follows
	Elizabeth Wood,	42 11
	Forward,	$ 42 11	39,503 21
1908.	Brought forward	42 11	39,503 21
Jan 31	R. B. Cooke,	48 53
	M. O. Hooson, Guardian of B. Saunders and Mary W. I.
	Wright, infant children of R. H. Wright, deceased	48 53
	R. A. Dobie,	48 53
	Rosewell Page,	44 36
	S. S. P. Patterson,	44 36
	H. Boswell Bagnall,	84 22
	Annie T. Tyler,	84 22
	Phillip A. Bruce,	42 11
	Bettie T. Bruce,	42 11
	Va. Historical Society,	182 92
	Norfolk Public Library	61 03
	Library Wm. & Mary College	146 33
	Mrs. & Mrs. E. V. Valentine,	48 53	967 89
31	Paid collateral inheritance tax on legacies as follows:
	Elizabeth Wood,	50 00
	R. B. Cooke,	50 00
	R. H. Wright,	50 00
	R. A. Dobie,	50 00
	Rosewell Page,	50 00
	S. S. P. Patterson,	50 00
	Mr. & Mrs. E. V. Valentine,	50 00
	H. B. Bagnall,	100 00
	Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler,	100 00
	P. A. Bruce,	50 00
	Mrs. P. A. Bruce,	50 00
	Mary A. Hooper,	625 00
	Mrs. Marian Portlock,	30 00
	A. J. Ackiss,	19 25
	Mrs. John T. Woodhouse,	19 25
	Mrs. J. C. Deming,	38 50	1,382 00
Feb. 14	Paid J. F. O'Connell official stenographer for report of appraisers' of E. W. James' estate		2 50
Mch. 2	Interest paid on $450 valuation of $500. Va. century bond of Edward [OMITTED]
Mch. 2	Collateral inheritance tax on $450 valuation of $500. Edward Jas. Woodhouse bond,		22 50
Mch. 4	Com. of Revenue and Clerk of Court fees a/c collateral inheritance tax		1 25
Mch. 25	To paid costs of suit, recording reports, etc, in full, as follows:
	Laurence Waring, Clerk, balance fees,	40 32
	H. C. Davis, and Loyall, Taylor & White, Taxed attorney's fees	15 00
	Edmund S. Ruffin, Commissioner in Chancery, fee for his reports	400 00
	Edmund S. Ruffin, Commissioner, for stenographic work on his report, and for extra copies of last report for Administrator, for University of Va. and for Clerk of Corporation Court,	33 08
	Jas. V. Trehy, Clerk, for recording above report,	20 00	508 40
			$ 42,394 95

                                     

Appendix C	Specific Legacies.	Appraised.
Elizabeth Wood -	One $1000 City of Norfolk 4% Coupon Bond (#42) due November 1929, with coupons attached, evidencing interest thereon from November 1, 1907-	$ 1,000 00
R. B. Cooke -	One $1000 Town of Laurel, Md. 5% Coupon Bond (#6) due August 1908, with coupons attached, evidencing interest thereon from October 1, 1907-	1,000 00
M. C. Hobson— Guardian of B. Saunders & Mary McI. Wright, infant children of Richard H. Wright, deceased	One $1000 Town of Laurel, Md. 5% coupon bond (#9) due August 1908, with coupons attached,evidencing interest thereon from October 1, 1907—	1,000 00
R. A. Dobie -	One $1000 Town of Laurel, Md. 5% Coupon Bond (#10) due August 1908, with coupons attached evidencing interest thereon, from October 1, 1907	1,000 00
Roswell Page -	One $1000 City of Charlottesville, Va. 5% coupon bond (#1) due September 1914, with coupons attached evidencing interest thereon from September 1, 1907	1,000 00
S.S.P.Patterson-	One $1000 City of Charlottesville, Va. 5% coupon bond (#10) due September 1914 with coupons attached evidencing interest thereon from September 1, 1907-	1,000 00
H.Boswell Bagnall-	Two $1000 City of Norfolk 4% coupon bonds (#39 & 40) due November 1929, with interest coupons attached, evidencing interest from November 1-1907	2,000 00
Annie T. Tyler -	Two $1000 City of Norfolk 4% coupon bonds, (#103, #104) due November 1929, with interest coupons attached evi- [OMITTED]
Phillip A. Bruce-	One $1000 City of Norfolk 4% coupon bond (#41) due November 1929, with interest coupons attached, evidencing interest thereon from Nov. 1-'07,	1,000 00
Bettie T. Bruce-	One $1000 City of Norfolk 4% coupon bond (#172) due November 1929, with interest coupons attached evidencing interest thereon from November 1, 1907	1,000 00
Virginia Historical Society -	Certificates Nos. 583, 608 and 622 for 5 shares each (total 15 shares) of the Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank of Norfolk,	3,000 00
Norfolk Public Library -	Two $500 City of Mobile, Ala. 5% coupon bonds (#819, #2011) due Jan. 1-1906, carrying interest from Jan. 1, 1908	1,000 00
College of William and Mary -	Two $1000 Town of Durham,N. C. 6% coupon bonds (#2, #3) due Jan. 1-1919, with interest coupons attached, evidencing interest from Jan. 11908	2,000 00
Mr. and Mrs E. V. Valentine-	One $1000 City of Seattle, Washington, 5% coupon bond (#72) due April 1, 1912, with cou- [OMITTED] from Oct. 1-1907-	1,000 00
	Forward,	$ 18,000 00
	Brought forward,	$ 18,000 00
Edward James Woodhouse -	One $500. Virginia Century Bond, with all unmatured coupons attached,	475 00
		19,475 00

Appendix D. Remainder of Estate to
University of Virginia.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

		Appraised.
1	City of Norfolk 5% coupon bond for $500, due June 1913, with coupons attached, evidencing interest from Dec. 1-1907	525 00
2	City of Norfolk Water 5% coupon bonds for $500. each due May 1914, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,050 00
2	City of Norfolk 5% coupon bonds for $500. each, due June 1916, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,050 00
6	City of Norfolk 5% coupon bonds for $500. each, due November 1920, with all unmatured coupons attached	3,150 00
1	City of Norfolk.5% coupon bond for $500. due April 1923, with all unmatured coupons attached,	525 00
1	City of Norfolk 5% coupon bond for $500. due June 1923, with all unmatured coupons attached,	525 00
2	City of Norfolk 5% coupon bonds for $500 each due September 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,050 00
1	City of Norfolk 4% coupon bond for $1000 due December 1928, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,000 00
2	City of Norfolk 4% coupon bonds for $1,000 each due November 1928, with all unmatured coupons attached	2,000 00
2	City of Norfolk 4% coupon bonds for $1000 each due May 1931, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
10	City of Portsmouth 5% coupon bonds for $100 each due September 1924, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Norfolk Silk Company 7% coupon bond for $500 due March 1915, with all unmatured coupons attached,	500 00
1	Clarksville, Va. 6% coupon bond for $500 due April 1934 with all unmatured coupons attached,	500 00
3	Virginia Club (Norfolk) 5%-2nd Mortgage Coupon Bonds for $100 each, due August 1913, with all unmatured coupons attached,	300 00
10	Second Presbyterian Church (Norfolk) 5% coupon bonds for $500 each, due Nov. 1912, with all unmatured coupons attached	5,000 00
	Certificates for 105 shares of Norfolk National Bank Stock	18,375 00
	Certificate for 231 shares of The National Bank of Commerce, Norfolk, Virginia, stock,	40,425 00
	Certificate for 53 shares The Marine Bank of Norfolk Va	14,310 00
	Certificate for 26 shares Bank of Portsmouth stock	4,550 00
	Certificate for 5 shares The Peoples Bank, Portsmouth, Va.	1,250 00
	Forward,	$ 99,085 00
	Brought forward,	$ 99,085 00
5	Country Club second mortgage 5% coupon bonds, $100 each due November 1911, with all unmatured coupons attached,	500 00
2	The Virginia Club second mortgage 5% coupon bonds $500. each, due August 1913, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
3	City of Norfolk 4% coupon bonds for $1,000 each due May 1931, with all unmatured coupons attached,	3,000 00
1	City of Norfolk 4% coupon bond for $1,000, due November 1928, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
	Certificate for 3 shares Virginia Bank & Trust Co. stock,	300 00
30	Shares Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. preferred stock (Certificate B624 for 10 shares and A2467) for 20 shares-	3,000 00
3	City of Richmond registered 4% bonds, $100 each, due Jan. 1938	300 00
1	City of Richmond registered 4% bond, $100, due January 1929	100 00
1	City of Richmond 4% coupon bond for $1000 due July 1938, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,000 00
1	The Commonwealth Club of Richmond 6% coupon bond for $500 due June 1900, extended 20 years, with all unmatured coupons attached,	500 00
2	Virginia Funded Debt 3% coupon bonds, 1 for $1,000 and one for $500 due July 1932, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,425 00
2	Virginia Funded Debt 3% coupon bonds for $500 each due July 1991, with all unmatured coupons attached,	950 00
2	Virginia Funded Debt 3% coupon bonds for $1,000 each, due July 1991, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,900 00
2	Staunton, Va., 4 1/2 % coupon bonds for $500 each, due July 1926, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
2	Tarboro Cotton Factory 6% coupon bonds for $1,000 each, due July 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
1	Augusta, Ga., 4 1/2 % coupon bond for $1,000 due October 1916, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,000 00
2	City of Charlotte, N. C., 4% coupon bonds for $1,000 each due March 1931, with all unmatured coupons attached	2,000 00
1	City of Charlotte, N. C., 4 1/2 % coupon bond for $1000 due March 1935, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,000 00
5	Columbia, S. C., 4 1/2 % coupon bonds for $1,000 each, due July 1945, with all unmatured coupons attached,	5,000 00
2	State of Virginia 3% coupon bonds for $1,000 each due July 1991, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,900 00
5	Corporate stock of the City of New York $1,000 each, interest at 3 1/2 %, due May 1954, with all unmatured coupons attached,	5,000 00
2	Pawtucket, R. I. 4% coupon bonds for $1,000 each, due May 1944, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
5	City of Lynchburg Va., 4% coupon bonds for $1,000 each, due August 1938, with all unmatured coupons attached,	5,000 00
2	City of Portsmouth, 4% coupon bonds for $1,000 each, due May 1933, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
	Forward,	$ 141,960 00
	Brought forward,	$ 141,960 00
5	City of Louisville, Ky, 3 1/2 % coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due June 1941, with all unmatured coupons attached,	5,000 00
2	Allegheny County, Pa., 4% coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due April 1935, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
3	Jacksonville, Fla., 5% coupon bonds, $1,000 each due May 1924, with all unmatured coupons attached,	3,000 00
2	Atlanta, a 4% coupon bonds, $1,000 each due January 1921, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
1	Anniston, Ala., 2% to 6% coupon bond for $500. due Dec. 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached,	500 00
1	Anniston, Ala., 2% to 6% coupon bond for $100. due December 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached,	100 00
2	Raleigh, N. C., 6% coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due August 1931, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
2	Mobile, Ala., 4 1/2 % coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due January 1939, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
1	Montgomery, Ala., 4 1/2 % coupon bond for $1,000 due April 1928, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Montgomery, Ala., 4 1/2 % coupon bond for $500 due January 1929, with all unmatured coupons attached,	500 00
2	City of York, Pa., 4% coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due December 1933, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
2	Crisfield, Md., 5% coupon bonds, 5% each, due September 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
2	Memphis, Tenn., 4% coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due May 1933, with all unmatured coupons attached,	2,000 00
1	Seattle, Washington, 5% coupon bond for $1,000 due April 1912, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Manchester, Va. 4% bond for $1,000 due May 1935 with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Duluth, Minn., 4% coupon bond for $1,000. due March 1935, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
		168 060 00
1	New Castle County, Delaware, 4% coupon bond for $1,000 due July 1925, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Frederick County, Md., 3 1/2 % coupon bond for $500. due July 1940, with all unmatured coupons attached,	500 00
1	Danbury, Conn., 3 1/2 % coupon bond for $1,000 due April 1932, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Hennepin & Minneapolis C. H. & City Hall 3 1/2 % coupon bond for $1000. due Jan. 1935, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
6	Anniston, Ala., 2% to 6% coupon bonds, $500 each due December 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached,	3,000 00
5	Anniston, Ala., 2% to 6% coupon bonds, $100. each, due December 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached	500 00
1	Hudson Co., N. J., Refunding 4% coupon bond for $1,000. due September, 1925, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
	Forward,	$176,060 00
	Brought forward,	$176,060 00
1	New Brunswick, Canada, 3% coupon bond, 200 Pounds Sterling, due Jan 1938, with all unmatured coupons attached,	778 64
1	Seattle School District No. 1- 4% coupon bond $1,000 due January 1926, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Cleveland, Chio, 4% bond, $1,000 due March 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Boston, Mass. 4% coupon bond $1,000. due October 1923, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Portsmouth, N. H., 4% coupon bond, $1,000. due December 1923, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Newport, Vt., 4% coupon bond, $1,000. due June 1920, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Kennebec Water District, Maine, 3 1/2 % coupon bond, $1,000 due May 1925, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,000 00
4	Greensboro, N. C., 4% coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due January 1954, with all unmatured coupons attached	4,000 00
2	Los Angeles, Cal., 4% coupon bonds, $500. each, due November 1944, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Burlington, Vt., 4% coupon bond, $1,000 due July 1919, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Brunswick, Ga., 5% coupon bond, $1,000 due January 1921, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Harrisonburg, Va., 4% coupon bond, $1,000 due August 1934, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
2	Georgetown, S. C., 5% coupon bonds, $500. each, due Dec. 1943, (Option December 1923) with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
		191,838 64
4	Charlottesville, Va., 4 1/2 % coupon bonds, $1,000 each, due January 1936, with all unmatured coupons attached,	4,000 00
1	Toronto, Canada, 3 1/2 % coupon bond, $1,000 due July 1925, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
2	Somerset County, Md. C. H., 4 1/2 % bonds, $500. each, due October 1983-1984, with all unmatured coupons attached	1,000 00
2	Fresno, Cal., 4 1/2 % coupon bonds, $500. each, due January 1941, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	City of Roanoke, Va. 4 1/2 coupon bond for $1,000. due July 1, 1936, with all unmatured coupons attached,	1,000 00
1	Lot of old coins: 1 Columbian Half Dollar,	1 00
	11 Copper Cents,
	2 pieces foreign silver coin
1	Hunting case Gold Watch, marked "E. W. J.", Chain and Fraternity Charm,	30 00
1	Open Face Gold Watch,	10 00
1	Pair Gold Spectacles,	1 00
1	Scarf Pin,	50
1	Silver Bag Tag, Marked "E. W. James, Norfolk, Va."	0 00
	Forward,	$199,881 14
	Brought forward,	$199,881 14
1	Lot of forks and spoons: 12 forks,
	6 teaspoons marked "J. J."
	5 other small spoons,
	4 table spoons,
	1 Pair sugar tongs,	20 00
1	Lot plated ware,	5 00
1	Note E. W. Edward, dated Aug. 25, 1891—at 90 days—$28.57 & Int.	0 00
	Books and Papers,	250 00
1	City of Mobile, Ala., 5% bond for $500 due January 1906, carrying interest from January 1st, 1908-	500 00
		$200,656 14

All of which is respectfully submitted,

(signed) Edmund S. Ruffin,
Commissioner in Chancery.

The President's Financial Budget for 1908-'09 was then
presented, and after consideration,[OMITTED]

Estimated Resources, available for Current Expenses.

                                               

From Annuity, State Appropriation,	$ 80,000 00
From Corcoran, Endowment,	6,000 00
From Miller, Endowment,	6,000 00
From Linden Kent, Endowment,	3,048 00
From Observatory, Endowment,	4,100 00
From Library, Endowment, (3 Funds)	948 00
From Scholarship & Fellowship Endowment, (4 Funds)	572 00
From John W. Scott Memorial Endowment, (Eng'r. Dep't.)	200 00
From Jefferson Memorial Endowment, (Rockefeller Fund)	4,950 00
From Jefferson Memorial Endowment, (Peabody Fund)	550 00
From Jefferson Memorial Endowment, (Carter Fund)	600 00
From Jefferson Memorial Endowment, (Crane Fund)	250 00
From Jefferson Memorial Endowment, (Jos. Bryan, Treas.)	5,760 00
From Jefferson Memorial Endowment, (James Estate)	4,000 00
From Jefferson Memorial Endowment, (Carnegie Fund)
From Austin Estate Trustees,	8,000 00
From General Education Board,	3,000 00
From Interest on Bank Balances,	850 00
From Rents, from Residents on Grounds,	1,500 00
From Lights, from Residents on Grounds	750 00
From Steam Heat, from Residents on Grounds	300 00
From Students, on Time Notes and Deferred Payments on Tuition	1,250 00
From Students, Fees, Tuition, Rents, Light, etc. (800 @ $93.50 per capita)	74,800 00
Total Estimated Resources,	$207,428 00

Estimated Expenditures.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

I. Instruction (a) Professors and Adj.-Professors in Academic and Engineering Dep'ts.
Edwin A. Alderman,	President of the University,	$ 5,000 00
William M. Fontaine,	Prof. Nat. Hist. & Geology,	3,000 00
Ormond Stone,	Prof. of Astronomy,	3,000 00
Francis P. Dunnington,	Prof. Analytical Chemistry,	3,000 00
Milton W. Humphreys,	Prof. of Greek,	3,000 00
James A. Harrison,	Prof. Teutonic Languages,	3,000 00
Richard H. Wilson,	Prof. Romanic Languages,	3,000 00
Thomas Fitz-Hugh,	Prof. of Latin,	3,000 00
William H. Echols,	Prof. of Mathematics,	3,000 00
James M. Page,	Prof. of Mathematics,	3,000 00
Charles W. Kent,	Prof. of English Literature,	3,000 00
Richard Heath Dabney,	Prof. of History,	3,000 00
Albert H. Tuttle,	Prof. Biology & Agriculture,	3,000 00
Albert Lefevre,	Prof. of Philosophy,	3,000 00
Bruce R. Payne,	Prof. Secondary Education	3,000 00
William H. Heck,	Prof. of Education,	2,500 00
Thomas W. Page,	Prof. Political Economy,	3,000 00
Thomas L. Watson,	Prof. Economic Geology,	2,000 00
Robert M. Bird,	Collegiate Prof. of Chemistry,	2,500 00
Dr Bedford	Adj.-Prof. of Chemistry,	1,500 00
W.H. Faulkner,	Adj.-Prof. Teutonic Languages	950 00
L. G. Hoxton,	Adj.-Prof. Natural Philosophy,	1,750 00
W. A. Kepner,	Adj.-Prof. of Biology,	1,200 00
E. P. Dargan,	Adj.-Prof. Romanic Languages,	1,300 00
Wm. M. Thornton,	Prof. Applied Mathematics	3,000 00
L. L. Holladay,	Adj.-Prof. Applied Math.	1,500 00
C. M. McKergow,	Adj.-Prof. Mech. Eng'r.	1,500 00
J. L. Newcomb,	Adj.-Prof. Civil Eng'r.	1,500 00
(b) Instructors, & Assistants in Academic & Engineering Depts.
(1)	Instructor in Latin,	600 00
(1)	Instructor in Latin,	400 00
(1)	Instructor in Latin,	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Greek,	450 00
(1)	Instructor in Mathematics,	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Mathematics,	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Mathematics,	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Mathematics, (special)	90 00
(1)	Instructor in Collegiate Chem.	1,100 00
(1)	Instructor in Analytical Chem.	500 00
(1) J. Harry Clo,	Instructor in Natural Philos.	1,200 00
(1)	Instructor in Natural Philos.	300 00
	Forward,
	Brought forward,	$
(1) I	Instructor in Natural Philos.	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Natural Philos.	150 00
(1)	Instructor in Philosophy,	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Philosophy,	450 00
(1)	Instructor in History,	500 00
(1)	Instructor in Economics,	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Econ. Geology,	600 00
(1)	Instructor in Eng. Literature	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Eng. Literature	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Eng. Literature	100 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Literature	100 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Literature	100 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Public Speaking,	900 00
(1) L. R. Whipple,	Ass't. in Eng. Journalism,	600 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Engineering,	600 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Engineering,	400 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Engineering,	200 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Engineering,	200 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Engineering,	200 00
(1)	Ass't. in Eng. Geology,	300 00
(1)	Asso. Director of Athletics,	300 00
(1)	Instructor in Physical Culture,	100 00
(c) Professors in Department of Law,-
William M. Lile,	Prof. Law of Persons, etc.	3,000 00
Charles A. Graves,	Prof. Law of Contracts, etc.	3,000 00
Raleigh C. Minor,	Prof. Law of Real Prop. etc.	3,000 00
Armistead M. Dobie,	Adj.-Prof. of Law,	1,700 00
(1)	Instructor in Law,	750 00
(1)	Instructor in Law,	750 00
(d) Professors, Adj.-Professors, & Instructors in Dep't. of Medicine,-
John Staige Davis,	Prof. Prac. of Med. & Ped.,	3,000 00
William A. Lambeth,	Prof. of Hygiene,	2,500 00
Richard H. Whitehead,	Prof. of Anatomy,	3,000 00
Theodore Hough,	Prof. of Physiology,	3,000 00
W. D. Macon,	Prof. of Obstetrics,	1,000 00
Stephen H. Watts,	Prof. of Surgery,	3,000 00
Harry Marshall,	Prof. of Pathology, etc.,	3,000 00
J. A. English Eyster,	Prof. of Pharmacology,	2,500 00
Harvey B. Stone,	Adj.- Prof. of Surgery,	1,500 00
J. C. Flippin,	Adj.- Prof. of Clinical Medicine	2,500 00
H. S. Hedges,	Adj.- Prof. of Diseases Eye, Ear, etc.	500 00
C. M. Byrnes,	Adj.- Prof. of Anatomy,	1,400 00
H. E. Jordan,	Adj.- Prof. of Anat. Histol. & Emb.	1,500 00
Carl Meloy,	Adj.- Prof. of Pathology,	1,500 00
	Forward,	$126,490 00
	Brought forward,	$126,490 00
(1)	Instructor in Physiology,	400 00
(1)	Instructor in Physiology,	200 00
(1)	Instructor in Physiology,	200 00	127,290 00
II. Administration:-	(a) Salaries of Officers and Assistants,-
I. K. Moran,	Bursar,	1,600 00
R. M. Price,	Secretary,	1,200 00
Howard Winston,	Registrar,	950 00
James M. Page,	Dean,	300 00
Richard H. Whitehead,	Dean of Medical Faculty,	250 00
William A. Lambeth,	Sup't. Buildings & Grounds,	750 00
John S. Patton,	Librarian,	1,300 00
Anna S. Tuttle,	Assistant Librarian,	530 00
J. W. Wayland,	Assistant in Library,	100 00
J. W. Wayland,	Editor Bulletin & Pub. Ag't.	550 00
James G. Johnson,	Assistant in Library,	200 00
	Assistant to Bursar,	300 00
	Bookkeeper,
Samuel B. Woods,	Commissioner of Accounts,	150 00
Secretary,	Board of Visitors,	100 00
Messenger,	For Secretary's Office,	240 00
Stenographer,	For Executive Offices,	720 00
Legal Counsel,	Board of Visitors,	1,000 00	10,190 00
(b) Wages of Employees, Janitors, and Laborers,-
1 Chief Mechanic,		1,000 00
1 Electrician,		700 00
1 Engineer for Lighting Plant,		660 00
1 Engineer for Heating Plant,	(7 months)	280 00
1 Fireman for Heating Plant,	(7 months)	210 00
1 Night Police and Watchman,		420 00
1 Foreman of Labor on Grounds,		540 00
8 Laborers on Grounds,	@ $1.00 per day,	2,496 00
1 Janitor, Library & Rotunda,	@ $25. per month,	300 00
1 Janitor, Library & Rotunda,	@ 20$ per month,	240 00
1 Janitor, Dissecting Hall,	@ 25$ per month,	300 00
1 Janitor, Mechanical Laboratory, &c.	@ 20$ per month,	240 00
1 Janitor, Dispensary,	@ 12.50$ per month,	150 00
1 Janitor, Administration Building,	@ 8$ per month,	96 00
1 Janitor, General, on Grounds & Buildings,	@ 18$ mo.	216 00
1 Janitor, Chemical Laboratory,	@ 15$ for 9 months	135 00
1 Janitor, Medical Hall,	@ 15$ for 9 months	135 00
1 Janitor, Physical Laboratory,	@ 20$ for 9 months	180 00
1 Janitor, Academic Building,	@ 20$ for 9 months	180 00
1 Janitor, Randall Building,	@ 15$ for 9 months	135 00
1 Janitor, Randall Building,	@ 20$ for 9 months	180 00
	Forward,	$	137,480 00
	Brought forward,	$	137,480 00
1 Janitor, Alumni Hall, (Dr. Green)	@ 3$ for 9 mos.	27 00
1 Janitor, Gymnasium,	@ 25$ for 9 months,	225 00
1 Janitor, New Chemical Lab'y.,	@ 25$ for 9 mos.	225 00
1 Janitor, Physiological Lab'y.,	@ 25$ for 9 mos.	225 00
1 Janitor, Geological Lab'y. (Museum)	@ 25$ for 9 mos.	225 00
12 Janitor, -s, Students' Dormitories,	@ 15$ for 9 mos.	1,620 00	11,340 00
III. Fellowships and Scholarships,—			148,820 00
3 Vanderbilt, (Observatory)	@ 350$	1,050 00
1 John Y Mason,	@	210 00
1 Wm. C. Rives, (Hist. & Econ.)	@	200 00
1 Board of Visitors, (Eng. Lit.)	@	200 00
1 Board of Visitors, (Teut. Lang.)	@	200 00
1 Board of Visitors, (Rom. Lang.)	@	200 00
3 Miller Scholarships, (Miller Board)	@ 250$	750 00
1 J. Thompson Brown, Scholarship (C. S. Grant)	@	90 00
1 Valentine Birely, Scholarship	@	210 00
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IV. Laboratories, Libraries, Advertising, Catalogue, etc.-
Anatomical Laboratory,		750 00
Astronomical Laboratory,	(McCormick Observatory)	405 00
Biological Laboratory,		450 00
Chemical Laboratory,	(General & Analytical)	450 00
Chemical Laboratory,	(Physiological)
Chemical Laboratory,	(Collegiate)
Bacteriology & Pathological Laboratory,		600 00
Histological Laboratory,		350 00
Physical Laboratory,		800 00
Mechanical Laboratory,	(Eng'r. Dep't.)	500 00
Dispensary,		300 00
Gymnasium,	(Equipment, etc.)	450 00
Hospital,		8,000 00
Library,	(Law Department)	1,000 00
Library,	(from 4 Endowment Funds)	948 00
Library, general	(special app. for Development)	1,600 00
Library, Linden Kent Sch.	(from special End'w't. of $600.)	48 00
Advertising,		2,800 00
Alumni Bulletin,		1,000 00
Catalogue,		1,500 00	00
V. Fuel & Lights—Repairs & Improvements:-
Fuel for Heating & Lighting,	4,500 00
Electric Lighting Department, (Supplies, etc)	500 00
Gas, for special lighting & Laboratory work,	600 00
Repairs,	5,000 00
Improvements,	2,500 00	13,100 00
Forward,	$
Brought forward,	$	187,053 00
VI. Commutation of Rents,-
President,	1,200 00
Prof. N. K. Davis, (special)	400 00
Dr. R. H. Whitehead,	300 00
Dr. Davis,	300 00
Prof. Dabney,	300 00
Prof. Dunnington,	300 00
Prof. Fontaine,	300 00
Prof. Humphreys,	300 00
Prof. Page,	300 00
Prof. Wilson,	300 00	4,000 00
VII. Interest, Sinking Fund & Insurance,-
Interest on Bonded Debt,	8,000 00
Sinking Fund for Bonded Debt,	2,000 00
Insurance Renewals,	500 00	10,500 00
VIII. Miscellaneous:-
Contingent Fund,	3,500 00
Diplomas,	200 00
Printing,	600 00
Reception to Graduates, at Finals,	150 00
Alumni Entertainment, at Finals,	150 00
Special Entertainment, Fund,	750 00
Literary Societies,	100 00
Debater's Medal,	50 00
Development School of Education (Trav. Exp. Prof. Payne)	500 00
Barbour-Page Lecture Fund,	1,100 00
Reservoir and Water Line,	330 00
Madison Hall, (for a/c of Fuel for Heating)	200 00
Organist,	300 00
Summer School, (Summer 1908)	1,500 00
Temporary Subsidy to Dining Hall,	600 00
Balance Deficit from 1907-'8,	2,480 58
Total Estimated Expenditures,		$214,063 58
Total Estimated Resources,		$207,428 00
Total Estimated Deficit,		$ 6,635 58

The following proposed appropriations from the special "Building and Improvement
Fund," were approved and referred to the "Building Committee" previously appointed:-

                   

1. Equipment of Dining Hall,	$ 6,100.00
2. Collegiate Chemistry Laboratory,	500.00
Equipment, $ 500.
3 Economic Geology, Laboratory, 2,500.	3,000.00
4. Pharmacology, (Laboratory)	1,000.00
5. Anatomy, (Laboratory)	300.00
6. Physiology, (Laboratory)	600.00
7. Biology, (Laboratory)	750.00
8. Engineering, (Mech. Laboratory)	800.00
9. Law Building & other Improvements,	50,000.67	$63,050.67