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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

PITY, AN ORNAMENT TO BEAUTY.
The brightest gems but cloud that face,
Where Love spotless heaven can trace
For how could art or borrowed rays
Add splendor to the solar blaze?
One Jewel only Love can prize
IT'S PHYS pearl in Beauty's eyes"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

ing colors He case of his client; and the
defendant was represented by John Swift,
esq. who made an able defence, although
in bad cause.
The jury, after an impressive charge
from Judge Barnes, retired, and in q few
minutes returned with verdict of DANA
ges, 2 900 dollars.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01
s.rrsEcE % DEATH

sEEfEEcE' % DEATH
Pronounced by judge BERRIEN against Jo-
nation Evers, lately tried at the superior
court in Efingham county. (Georgia)
and found guilty Of the murder OF Mr..
Jones.
The State,
Us. Murder.
Jonathan Evers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-01

Nez,- York, April &C.
The Amity, Manhattan, and Euphrates
were announced. from Liverpool. and all
came up last evening in 81 days passage,
having sailed, together on the Sd inst. and
been in sight Of each other nearly the whole
time. By these vessels the editors OF the
Mercantile Advertiser have received Liver
pool papers TO the ed inst. Lonaon to the
3lst, and Lloyd's Lists TO the 3Oth March,
inclusive.
One hundred thousand dollars of U. S.
six per cent stock was pvt up al auction in
London on the first inst. and Withdrawn,
the highest bid being IS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
VACCINE AGENTS OFFICE, }
~ hicHHOIid, DtCeMbCr > 1919
10 1HE PEOPLE OE VIRGIAIs

10 THE PEOPLE or VIRGI>IR
liL legislature Of Virginia feeling sebsby alive TO
= Tue IHPofiahCt OF vaCciHatiOn a a safe aud cet-
'aIh preventative To the stnal pBA and wishing To
p1t HcobP"telj in The power O rveTy person ~ the
stare l" DC supplied wltb genuine Naccine Matter 1rca
y'OW any hHd ~ eJPCHCe Ch0k6Lfr, as far back "a
TIE session OF 1871 passed law authorizing the Gov
efh"f "hd Council ~ contract with some ut person
VINO sh"hiD keeP up supply, ana funsh every apuIi-
cant VITA The matter. - 'r'''
ihe subscriber disappointed in the summer of SIS
we agent TOT ms state and subsequently, &c appointed
ne hds pHhCluaiy SOHpiIed with all the prsVIsluus of
tne ACT creating that appointment He has always been
dOe 10 KEEP up constant supply of tie mailer fron
SubJeciS VhCcdted by him this city, aud tu utus,
esSi} person VINO has applied for it, either 0n thread
on grass, or va the crust. Tbs insiitut,u Ia
ITO connection with and is separate and distinct from
any UibeT. ''"
HE stare of Virginia is able from her own resources
suppD Tue wants OF all her citizens, her lepisIa
lure mas made ample provision call these Iesunces
ih'O dClIon. Her cizcns them u is hoped. win no
longer send their money Of the state Tor the unT
pose OF cIeatIng similar Institutions elsewhere uben
they are informed again that their wants can be sun
pleu, UteJFOm any etpehce, By Institution Of
tbeir own. -
i be medical gentlemen respectfully Tennested tD
give This notification all the publicity ia their power
Persons applying Ia person are requested 10 cali al
adjoining the Capitol Square. Appcatioss IA ade thr;
Tie Post OHce, viii meet with immediate attention
WILLIAM n. HkNING
Dec. 10. sovCm
r. The Editors Of tie Norfolk HeroLd. LgnebbUyg
Press, WincheSter G0=tfte, Pefersbu,g jufei1scS.
Ger, aud 1feTaHdriS UeFatd, toiH pie9se 10 jgscgs
once month for fretVe months dHd joynuyd f5ci.
accounts a. nus Office tor cOfipekjOU '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

rom TIE Philadelphia TadependeXt Baionce.l
CALL AGAIN"
Pull many Of The ills We know
m tbis darn scene Of sin,
From 1--WE pOor words may often ilow:
For Instance, these are aptopOs,
ThO' supple" Call Again 10
90 mark The wfinkied Virgins doom.
Whom hundreds oneht to win;
WIZ fades 60 soon her brauty's bloou--
Nfby montn NO lovers round her tonb3
She babe them" Cali Again 4"
Why sinks that youih, despised, forgot
weighed down with paiA and SIN
When wisdom spoke, he listened NOT
vixen virtue u,ged him 10 her cot
lie answered." Call Agaiul"
when Paul before great Felix stood
with firm aud god-like meit,-
When cold ran Felix's noble blood,
What said he To the man OF God
Mas Twas" Call AGAIN."
knew wretch so very poor
That damned through life he'd been
and when griIh Death Knocked at his door.
So Of he'd spoke the words before.
tie answered." Call \ gain 20
The moral Of my verse I'll show,
Nor is the moral mean;
debi To Nature all men owe
Aha Deaths sheriff whom We knoyy
viii heed NO. Call Again"
Yet there is ONE, whose voice once mere
Shall break the sleep OF sin;
EiS wrath upon the goddess pour
Fast bolt The everlasting door,
lnen heDsr--" Call Againr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

PETERSBURG, Dec. To- Az adjourned meeting of
geuerli' tCuIes Of Petersburg and of the neighbor.
Hg cO"hlesD dtsiTous Of forming Agricultural So.
cfty, "ds neid at FTescb'S Tavern Wednesday eve
nIng last, ibe slh inst. The committee appointed at
the pteVi0ns meeting, TO prepare Rules aud EernIa
tons, Tcp"ucd the dFaught Of Constitution giynp in
The pfOpSsed associaion the title Of The 1gric0Ita
RAJ S0cfcfg ~ PtferSD0rg." The constitution aIter
some modification was unanimously adopted, and the
meeting proceeded To the choice Of officers by ballot
for the ensuing year :
DR.. Richard Field Of Petersburg. elected Presi
Gent OF the Society.
Gen John p'sram Of nnwiddie, aud John Gillian
sen Esq Oi Prince George, were elected Vice PTesi
dcuts
Won. French was els ted Treasurer and Francis 6.
Iaucey, Secretary OF the Society.
Or. Field Delivered an appropriate Address which
VII he published al the UNANIMOUS request the SO.
ceiy. We have been promised copy and shall insert
along with The COns uon ana minutes uf the meet.
ing, ordered ~ he Published by The Society OIL Tues.
day, il practicable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
sTAuNToN ACADEMY.

TIVE trustees Of the Stanton Academy have appointed
the Rev. Daniel Stephens of Havfe de Grace, (Jd.)
professor OF classes 20 hi the vacancy BY
Tue ,eslsnauoh OF SIR. Girardin.
The high respect In wkch Mt. Stephens has been held
as minister OF the Episcopal church. his moral char
actef, his industrious habits his classical education
anu MS experience ia teaching, are believed, by the
trustees, To be such as to quality him well for the pro-
iessoTship TO which he has been appointed.
Mr Stephens ~Ili without delay remove his family
10 SaunVu, aud will be readiness to sner uyon The
discharge of his duties as early at least the rs
January. In tue mean time, the session the
denny commenced ON the fouI IN Monday ia this month
his piacew be supplied by Mr. Richard Henry, who
acted as AN assistant during the last session. rs
competent To give instruction to the Latin Greek
classes.
Mr.. Stephens will probably not teach French but
uht some better ar be made Doctor
Boys OF Saunion who dersiands aud speaks the Ian
guage well, having learned il France, will attend the
academy two days ia each week TO give Instruction in
the French language-and for this additional charge
will be made to the student.
In consequence OF the inability OF the trustees to MI
the vacant professor ship earlier the rule wht
ui lees 10 be paid, al whatever period Of the
the student enters will be dispensed wthand for the
only ia proportion to the lime which shall eapse alter
has entrance.
Mr.. Fuller, whose reputation Is well known sill
continues To be professor Of mathematics ; and under
the conduct Of such teachers, the trustees naer them.
selves that the Stanton Academy will continue to
the public patronage.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec'Ty.
StauHton, November rs. yg..Ilt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
MANCHEsTER PROPFRTY-

Furniture and House Seryalas fo,. sale.
'hE subscriber being about decIiae bnuseke.piuo
oilers for sale, privately, the establishment ~
present occupied by him. In situation this pTn,r,,
is excelIed by none in ths Heigbborbood ana IA
tSe'ery convenience Tor the comfortable acconuuoaa
non OF large iaiiy, with highly cultivated garden
containing upwards of acres, ice house &c &C.
Also number OF handsomely situated UNiNPKON Ed
Lpls-some of them substantially enclosed. Ard on
The lith ddy If JdnHaTy Re1t he will sell al n,bj,c
auction, upon the premises, all his MOI SEt1uI n
FURNlIURE-ths is extensive and valuable J.n
hiale ana female SERVANTS, witb tReiT children In
families valuable carpenter; four excellent mich
COWS raised IN the place chariot aud harness cart
The sale viii be conducted by MOncure Robinson X
fieasantss upon terms then TO he made knows.
- ARCHIBALD IRELAND.
hanch eater, Dec "a. 61".If
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staun,on. November rs. " " sS..iit
(AarlOtteSrilIe E,emaLe Acadenu.

charlottesville Female AcddenY,
'1'HlS Institution under the direction Mis-. N. r.
GkoRG 4, late Of 1rederickshutg. will he opened On
the econd Monday in January next wh-Ie the
branches of education will be taught, Wig.
FIRST CLASS.
The English Language gTammacalIy, rs IS u session
sacred, ancient x modern Geography, Of 5 months
History Astronomy, of the Globes one hdkf ia
drawing OF Maps, aud Composition, adpd1cs.7
SECOND CLASS.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar and
Arithmetc. ................-........Sl5 do.
The French Language, including any Of
the above branches Observation-Disclosures do
Music will ~ a separate charge of.,,SI5 do
Boarding. washing aud fuel, (each young
lady furnishing her own he'd Il bedding s 60 do.
TINS institution, situated in the nnes part Of Virg
nhde' The direction of lady u every way qualified To
DO II Justice, offers opportunity parents AND guar
dians s-ids met with. The high character of the Ius
ices selected te preside over it added the reputation
OF IT'S eoverness, will ensure those at distance the
safety OF IT'S pupils. Mrs. George, with whom the young
ladies' will he boarded pledges herself for strict aten
dance 70 them IN every way. public examination
WI" be held at the end of every session, notice
will be given. -
Applications made for situations in this institution
VIII be addressed To John Vim, James Lech and
Alexander Garrett, EsquiTes.
December B. 60--I6is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
One H,ndye9 Dollg,, Rc,roy,I

NJ AS stolen from NY stable the night of the 2ttb
w inst.ny RIDING HORSE, for which, and the
conviction OF the thief, will give the above reward
OF 2oiof the horse aoue. He is live years old about
10 hands high, ofa hne hay eooi and very likely with
ahiek.s tn which he carries one. sided, believed on
he lett nc has some ndis,rrt appea ances col.
Tar around bis Shoulders but white spets that are
MISUNDERSTANDING low in order. There is breaking
o9t ON hs body aud ON his hind legs aud thighs there
ere som. remains OF II when stolen. he tro,s fast and
we ana IS Just learning To paCeof merry
temper, but hot Inclined TO he vicious. snould an
morse answering the above description he offered
SAFE OF heard Of IN any part vi the country the infor
matte" by letter directed 10 me al Richmond will be
thanh iuiiy TeCei, ed. JOHN q. MOyBY
Tiimans, Ausust2 II. 32.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
Wa,renton EIemnLe AcnlLemu

HE exercises of this institution will re-comnience
on the hrst Monday in January, 1870.
fonng ladies are instructed III plain sewing and nus
IN woik, reading, ortbOgrapby, grammar, parsing
wiring, arithmetic, geography, with the use OF The
See mSth"Iogy, history, bellies leitres, chemistr,
natural philosophy, aud astronomy.
the best certificates tbe principals give are the
high character they brought with them Phadel-
pna ana the progress made by their pupils since they
nave been IN North Carolina. The system Of education
pursued III this seminary Is 10 furnish the mind with
hho"itdge OF things, ami not the memory wiIh words
only The pupils all boarded in The family of the
principals, and are therefore exposee TO The dan
gers inseparable from contTaTySp cednre.
There are two sessions aud one vacation in The
year The hTst session commence The first Mouaay
III Janeary aud ends early in June when the second
commences, which euds IA the middle of November-
Each lady is to furnish herself with ceyeriid a pair
OF blankets sheets and towels The terms, per session
LOT board and tuitoh IN the above branches are : 49,
pIawine, music ana dancing ale also taught but for
each Of these there is a separate charge.
THOMAS p. IoNES{ Principals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
Fruit. EOyeSf Treee b. O.

IlENyAMlN PRINCE s. CO.-fiaSe for sale n, their
- OLD established Nursery, Finishing, a.. - near NJ
imb' ibcf usual extensive variety Of Eufopgan ans
american FRUIT and FOREST TREES. = vaTiey of
CuItaht bushes Grape vines, roses. horse chrsnuts
Weeping willows, European mountain ash Naguolias's
Upea, accnmfnata aud glauca, silver Gr balm Of
gUcaa, beautiful evergreen, sugar maple. Large
opahiss cbeshat DO. hilbert. European iiHden iine
Tree ana variety Of other ~ iTees. shrubs
ahd plants. Catalogues Of Wbish nay be had II the
tore Of Messrs. Ellis q Allan Ricbmon0..... riders
Ieit With them, or forwarded Fenj+n pince 4
Co. No. IlG, Pearl sueci New YORK. Will be ii,fpedt
aely attended 60, aud 'le uess, &C. packed IN Tie
most secure iHsnuci.
D'e,is. oC..6s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
Translated for the Charleston e. Times" from The
Uara1a Dimio 0f The 1M mt.
MAC GREGOR-ONCE MOREIi

NINEWoN IOuNI. UCt.IS.
On Saturday evening last, the b4rque Love-
ly-AnHa, Captain Gibson. one OF Mac Gregor's
Transports. came 10 anchor of Lime Key in
very dreadful condition. This vessel sailed
from Gtayesend on the 18th July, with 100
men, officers and soldiers On board bonnd. to
AuX Cages, where she arrived on the 10th NIL
As soon As she anchored, Mac Gfegor sent
Colonel Eyre on board, with strong guard,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

Supplied by an addition 20 the duties now im-
posed npon various articles OF foreign mer-'
chandize, and by reasonable duty upon sales
at public auction but il is not probable that
any modlhcation OF the existing tariff can SUI
pessede the necessity of resorting to internal
taxation. ~ the expenditure is diminished.
Should Congress deem il expedient TO modify
Tue present rate OF duties with view 10 at
fora mat protection TO our cotton, woolIen ~
iron manufactures, which is necessary to Sc
cure 10 them the domestic market, the necgs-
SHY oil resOrtinE L. "A system OF internal taxa
ton VIII be augmented. IL is belle, ed that
the present be favorable moment for at
forming efhcient protection 10 that increasing
anu Important interest, ifit can be done cou-
sistently With the general interest OF the ma
tion The situation OF the countries from
whence our foreign manufactures have been
principally drawn. authorizes the expectation
that. in the event OF a monopoly of the home
market being secured TO our cotton aud WOOL
len manufactures, considerable portion of
me manufacturing skill and capital of those
countries will he transferred TO the u STATES
ana incorporated into The domestic capital oil
the Union. should this expectation be real
ized. the disadvantages resulting from such a
monopoly would quickly disappear. In the
mean tme, II Is believed that a system OF ir-
ternal taxation would be severely fell by The
|, ieat mass OF our citizens
whether the revenue be augmented, or the
expenditure be dimi:iShed "A loan TO some ex
tent VIII be necessary. The augmentation At
,he one, or The diminrtion OF the other, cannot
be eiiccted in sufficient time TO prevent this
necessity. As tEesX per cent. stock OF the
United States is considerably above par, the
| SUM required To be raised by loan can be
conveniently and advantageously obtained b,
the sale OF stock OF that description; or il
may be obtained by the Issue of Casury notes
IL the revenue and expenditure shall be euiia
iizeu, the issue OF treasury notes, not bearing
interest, Is recommended in preference 10 ilI.
creation or sale OF stock, as the loan, in tina,
event, viii be small in amount, and lampoIar,
| lii its BatnIe.
All which is respectfully submitted
WIN. H. CRAW FORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
ElliN UO[Inrs RlmnlL

ESCAPED from ibe Jail of ibis ciy ON the nth vii
- negro man named BIN sometimes calls himself
ZEN fohl about Z2 years OF age feet or inches
bIgn sIaRb' and well made, ard dresses teTy Well
nun "aich be rs baker by trade aud formerly be-
Ohged 10 James Young, baker ~ Rockets. Ben Is
very well acquainted with the captains Of vessels aud
no doubt lie has obtained forged papers as PASS
lor Tree uiai hereby forswaH all masters Of vessels
rom harboTng or carrying The said slave Ben out oC
luis commonwealth The above reward will be given
" deliveredl 10 me at The Jail Of thiscily.
Il. BURTON. ID. S. for GEO. SAVAGE
December 3. GO..n sue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
All which is respectfully submitted.
WIN. ii. CRAVE FORD,
RESOLUTION declaring the admission Of the stare

hESOLC7jON declaring the admission of the Stare
49, ~ ItdOdma into The Union.
whereas IN pursuance OF an ACT uf Congress passed
on the second day Of March, thousand eight hun
"ie" ano nineteen, entitled " an enab e the
p'e ~ Tue Alabama Territory I" form constitution
ana state government, and for the adns of
eta'e mo Ihe Union on ALI equal footing b the
gai states the people of the said territory did OF
tne SECOND day o August, III The present year, by
convention called for that purpose, form them
selves constitution aud sIaie government hch Gun
s'"'on aud state government, formed is republi
can ann III conformity to The principles and articles
COMPACT between the original states and The people and
states III the territory northwest the Ohiu pass
ca on ihe Thirteenth day OF July one thousand seven
huhd ed and eighty far as the same navehetn
extended 10 the said territory by the articles 0i a2,ee
gia-
Resoi1ed by the Senate and House of Representa-
iVs" ~ fhe United States Of .Jmerica ia Congress
GIsem6led, That The state OF Alabama shall lie on.
aha Is hereby decaied to be one, the UuiIed STATES
OF america. and is admitted into the Union ON an
equal footing with the original staiss i'll All respects
whatever.
December II, iSi9.-ApprOvsd,
MONROE
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From which deduct
lo1i,iaua u per ceut.
STOCK reimbursed on
the 2lst OF October,
1878,
Aud deferred stock
reimbursed between
the LIST OF October
1918, and lst OF Janua-
ry, 1919,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

And leaving. OH the ist OF Janu-
AIRY, 1920, d balance in the Treasu-
~, estimated at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
33i.s06 90
2d. Dffhs puL,ic neht

I'd. Dfthe Public Debt.
The funded debt which was contracted be-
tore the year 1912 and which was unredeemed
on the first day of October. 1915, Gas appears
by statement L. amounted to 20,CSl $50 OF
And that contracted subsequent
~ 10 the LIST DAY OF January, 1872,
and unredeemed OH the Isl OF De-
tober, 1878, as appears By the same
statement, amounted 10 OS,li6,O3g 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
7
baltimore, Dec. 8, 1919.
TO HE PUBLIC

HAVING proposed 10 establish AN ustj,rtion i,,b
- Guy vi washlastoh, to preserve aud distribute
'n. genuine vaccine Matter OH the most lbs-
'ai tes for the benefit Of the citizens Of the United
states have appointed aad sent special agents tv
inuhS DISTANT places to assist ia this undertaking
lhese agents have been directed present my plan
'of Tue deliberate consideration TO lew of The most
weaNh!, iIorta aud enlightened persons residing in
"neIeh paris OF iheunited States expecting, Il they
approve OF u, 10 receive o them such snppott az
Ding II into effect.
TO proven, The possibility of an imposition on The
puoiic ia This Undertaking my special agents have
peen furnished with instructions Written under my
mana, directing ihen how proceed They CORES
pono WIN he every week my communications u
them being always franked al tie posi- Office in this
city ny the wore" P0cciHdtOl' writien thereon over
my signature.
these agents have given the genuine Vaccine
Hatter, whlch tbey distribute, free any eXpeuce
wherever they go: They perform the operation fer
Tue kmne Pock for any family who may wish TO be ef.
iectualiy secured from iLe small pox I pay them for
their trouble and hold Tor their con-
duct they are strictly c-n1ned the object OF their
for their services
II any of fun agents in this business should he led to
uisobty these Instructions, to devialr in the slight
uegee rom Tue path Of rectitudr elIher in man
hers or morals, would thankful TO an, ciIzen vino
"oud give NE the NEST early information Of their mis-
a'uneI hat might dismiss Them ediately from
MI employment.
DT. Hening has never communicated with me OH
tie subject If his advertisement: neither have 1 anv
reason To suspect thai there Is any yeson imposing,
on the people of the commonwealth OF Virginia IA,
me manner which has been iasinuated BY HIM
ne cuLehs Gi Virginia ate well informed that the
Na.i"ha vaccine Institution which Wisb t. establish
~ 'ne cry {" washington. is not intended any
iOi iheir own particular bcneht Than Tor HE use Of
Inc citizens of the Uni,eG States in esneTa return
then my sincere thaHks lot the liberal announcement
which they have gwen iU my plan and ,aSe This op-
p"lhhy Ia assure thr that they shall alwa,s lie sun
pIltu Win The genuine Vaccine Matter yfe or ma,
aa as oilen rs tkey may pease to apply for
". az tueis 10 or nom me, relative this subject
are, by an ae OF Congress- entitled TO be carried f,e
OF any postage. JAMkS Snt1H
M, :, s. agent for vaccination.
IA
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Make the aggregate amount OFFS % 3s4 0o6 90

HE estimates of the expenditure Tor tIis
year IS2O are not Yet complete but il is asCer-
tanned, from those which have already been
received, thai sum not less than s "a 0tg 600
VIII be required for The service of tliai wear
lbis deficit Of neatly S ) 600 900. resulting from
Tie excess OF the expenditure beNund The re-
celPts, cannot he supplied bN any aupliCsti lion
OF Tue ordinary revenue. After paying the
interest aud reimbursement Of il,e public
debt, ana TedPeming the remainder nf the
Louisiana stock, about s $500 800 OF the sink
inE luna viii remain without application if
TIE price OF the pubic stocks should continuc
above tie prices al which the Commissioners
OF the sinhI tug fluid are authorized purchase
During the years 1921. 1872 q 1873 Tic average
sum OF j,OOO.0O0 Of the siuking fuud will also
remain without application, IL the prica of the
public stock should prev ent It's purchase ANY
application OF that potion Of tie sink Ing fund
winch, on account vi the public stock may
remain unemployed in tie hands Of the Conn
nilSsloners OF The suiking fund, 10 other branc-
es OF tie pubic service, IL allowable nudar the
act, making the appropriations would ONLY
postpone the period az which additional i'm
positions would be required 10 meet the pub
nc expenditure. Such application would
also have the effect of ultimately retardiue the
redemption of the public debt.
Ii may be proper TO add, that although some
OF tie items Ia the estimate for The ensuing
year may be considered ~ their nature tenn
POfary, yet u is probable that the estimate for
succeeding years will exceed, rather than fall
below II
U0der oil the circumstances, IL is respect
tuily submitted, that the public interest re-
CURES theTeyenue to be augmented, or that
lhc expenditure be diminished.
Should au increase Of the revenue b. deem
ed eApedieni, portion Of the dsficii ma, be