Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-05

expense, aad fear With bpi little bcne6i...
that will no doubt be reduced bui haw much II is
Impossible to SAP portion of It unst necessarily he
kepi on foot TO garrison the dinerent hcatous
which have been aud viii be erected Tor the public de-
tnee but holn iis present Isanizston, proportion
att expense viii he incurred. 10 economic, Differ
ent system must he DEVISED internal tAAaiion viii
have To be tesoTted 10 The Expenditures Tor tie nii
taty establishment Of tue present year amount TO up
wards OF ten millions bot consider able raIt of tbs
sun has been appropriated 10 the budding repairs
OF fotiheaons which mat mon be continued, hat
h;s heen expended viii be rendered useless.
The revolutionary pensions, which az embraced
IN The above, amount to than three millions
sum wholly beyond the expectation II the violent
opponents OF the mrasure la the single slate OF Mas
sarhustts, good old Massachusetts alone upwards Of
500 900 have been received to pay the pensions OF
revolutionary claimants. The rich and the poor the
noble and the ismOble all participate in the lavish
bounty of generous government aud almost every
man, native or foreigner, wealth., or INDECENT has
started up to Claim the need Of revolutionary service.
what misfortune it u.s. tiat governments, like indvi.
duas cannot even be just, without being subject
imposition aud fraud. when this business is under.
stood. IT will be seen, that great aud Numerous frauds
nave been committed, and that the object and
VI IN. "a" nave been defeated by gross aud papabie
impositions, practstd BY la no u. ID the b,un,
of government, and vine feel pecunary aid
nut such as allow and seIdid avaice has pfoduced..
fhe war worn veteran is thus deprived of the pance
which The benrGcense Of gov has aw him by
me pliiful chcanery aud Ineannrss men, who night
- have SpuTn.d the idea OF claiming thai the
p""i anu Indgeht aud helpless only enliued to
receive. aud which government bestowed upon them
% relieve them from want aud misery. u is said thai
Z.
iDd OF the honest and bona tide claimants in the state
o Pcnhsi vaia, have not yet prusioned and il is
eaohape 10 INFER, from The fact, that similar defci-
ehct exists ho other siaies. The thing have
no enu. Revolutionary patriots appear start M like
he Seipehps teeth Of Cadnus, hut without the same
euect Tor They do not destroy each cther II was
he'ed, when the bill granting pensions
co. hat nut Few of these worthless who achieved our
hdepend' nee existence. and that cansruu.ntl,
But snail SUN would he sufficient soften the rug
eedness Of declining life aud smooth the brow Of age
and mummy. The whoe comnunit, has been deceived
some plan Will no doubt he sevised 10 remedy this
ev anu to have The law executed, according To It's
spirit ana iniention. But | conceive no system Il
euenchheht congress can fall upon will have the ef
sc' 10 supply TIE deficiency In the of tue
ensuing year; and how is u TO he accomplished II
w not DC to borrow, il will not de TO internal
"N"'i"n anu u wili he equally mpoItic TO lay add
oHai duties on imports because that will hot entirely
remedy the evil and because by m.di the
arih, the revenue will he diminished II the dntes ON
"P"'ts are augmented, greater encouragement will
be gNento domestic faclures which, by superced-
rug tnose OF foreign market, will necessarily tend
Nihuiaw thai portion of the national revenue which
lney welded and produce greater defect than
mentIODeu."
LEXINGTON. OK Jan. IL Every considerable devi
auon from that beautiful and harmonious arrangement
"hch rs pursued by nature in the ANIMAL kngdem is
uehonllhated monster. These productions, though
Io' frequent, are remarkably diversified. To prove
.hs POSITION II is only necessary state that case,
are recorded where children have been bonn ei,bsr
destitute eli head (when they survived but a few
houf possessing two heads, or where they inse
pardby connected.
now h'lng III Woodfotd county To the curious con
else account ofbs pr Dizzy may not be entirely unne
f.stlhs Neither leisure nor ability will enable us To
suggest ingenious or LEANED specuations relative to
tie principles which influence and these anom
aisus formations.
Martha Ann aud Mary Jane, we're horn September
2Su 1919 the former l. smaller, and aimed in 4
stae OF apparently death for three quarters Of an hour
when she was revived by the vigorous cirCuaon of IA.
sister These children are Joined together at the baC
h'io" the IONS before, the jucton is neshy behinS
hony-baVlBs their bodies and faces placed half
ways towards each other. From their connection np-
wards they are perfectly formed and have lower ex
rehies similar to other children, hut only one
extremity of each child will be employ ed in walking
VIZ ibe external, the other two smaller and the
feet point rather backwards. One child cries bile The
oiEer' asleep they sVrghtly intelligent Of their
ayes, anu give every Indication OF living. Theyexcite
The comHiseraton of those who have visited them
among whom are several physicians, who almost una
lousy declare that auy surgical operation sepa.
rate ihein would prove immediaey ultimately fatal
very analogous TO the preceding is contained
IN heesS CyclOp9dia.-The celebrated Hungarian Sis
ters "bo we're born in Sony 1901 and exhibited in
England and different parts Of Europe attained to the
age Of a. Their connection strictly resembed that Of
Marina Ann and Mary Jane-ther intellectual powers
aud wills were different, they agreeable and well
cenld speak lie Hungarian, French, German aud
English languages They separately attacked with
different diseases judith being often couvuIsed while
Helen remained free from ndispositiou they how ever
most ioilanateS died together. Public d6V.