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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02

bill making appropriations for examinations and sur.
veys and also Tor certain works Of internal improve
ment;' which was referred In like msnner.
MIR. Goodenow, from the COMMITTEES TO whom was
referred the resolution OF the General Assembly Of o.
hio, aud the memorials OF the Institutions for the edu
cation oil the dea: and dumb in New York Penn.ylva-
nia aud North Carolina, reported bill aid the ed
ucaton oil INDECENT Deaf and Dumb persons which
was read twice, referred TO Committee Of the Whole
House for TO morrow, and directed to be printed.
The House next took up the special orders OF the
day, the hrst the bill organizing several fire
| companies OF the District OF Colombia which was
ordered to be engrossed Tor third reading NOR
row.
On the special order (Which was the contested
election OF Loyal va. Newton.) being announced, Mr.
Aston said he would not call up this order present
in consequence Of all the necessary documents be-
ing printed He moved, however, that when the sub.
ject taken up the petitioner should be heard the
bar Of the House; which was agreed to
The Speaker Ibid before the House the Annual Re-
port Of the Secretary OF War; containing an abstract Of
all licenses 10 trade with the Indians granted during the
year ending on the 30lh OF Sept. last
The Speaker also laid before the House report from
the Secretary al War; eihe accounts persons charg
Ell with the disbursement or application OF money, Sc
Tor the benefit OF the lndans which have been settled
up to the first oil September 1929. And also the
OF such persons, with the amounts dsbursed, and the
| objects for which int nded.
The Military and Naval Apr opriation Bills az re-
ported from the Committee OF the Whole the State
OF the Union. ordered to be engrossed for third
ieaiing Tomorrow:
The House then adjourned.
IN SENATE
WEDNESDAY, FEE. "a.
The Vice President commun lated the following re
ports from the Secretary OF Wa:
DrrAnEHssr Or ,s,
of the 9th March, 1922 net amend an act entitled
an ac to regulate trade and intercourse will, the Indian tribes
have the enclosed from tho
i Very respectfully, :,
To Tie PRE,rpEsr Of The
| Senate Of the q. States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
fZ1n

HdghiHgton ian. y, lb3s
The " glorious eighth has been ushered m
with the discharge Of cannon, aud will be bsh'
cred Out with much drinking aud dancing
Not content with the grand gala ai Carn.is,
the +" 20 the whole men" have determined upon
bouse =, Wilamso"'s. where. no doubt. rivers
OF Ma leira will run, aud clouds OF canvass
back. sruIe. | wish them much joy and clear
e,rs and sound heads tomorrow morniog
You will have seen, by The Newspapers that
the Committee on Internal Improvement have
reported bill for constructing n National Rond
from Bulfaloe TO Nrw Orleans. THIS grand
dssiso will meet with much opposition but
ths " spirit" that IL abroad in tho land will mol
lei the subject slumher.
Both fiousas have adjourned over nntil Mon.
hay, I wish this custom OF wasting two days
in the week was put stop 10. The mem befs'
arduous and difficult ~ their duties are
sometimes csllel. spent n very easy litr whilst
they are in Washington. L walk 10 the "a
phol NJ - clock, lounge on tho sofas while
the Clerk is reading the Proceedings, read news.
papers mil 3 o'clock nnl thsn 60 hha-.to
dinner, is surely no very difficult undertaking.
The Two day. nov lost might very readily br
approprintcd TO The con liberation OF private
bills, &r AID fhus great amount of time
AID money saw d TO the nation. I despair,
ter.
Thc fashionable word is al alive here All
lle Sccrctarie. have given their introductory
parties and the President is 10 keep up the old
Custom Of having drnging ro0m every alter
nate week. Many beauties from the North
aud West are amongst us--but of these matters
II ia no. my province 10 speak. VIII add
however on this head. that much 10 the honor
Of our fair counirywolnen, with all appliances
and mems TO boot, vice cannot be smnggled
into their presence. aud that they are deermin-
cd 10 lrown IT down, no matter IN what station
II makes It's appearance.
Your particular friend Dur Is considerably
down in the mooth. I saw him to-day sitting
like Palience on n monument, smiling nj grief.
The President having appointed Mr.. BALDWIN,
Dull to the contrary Notwithstanding. the latter
worthy is loud in his expressions Of dis'a'isiac-
ton. II Is almost the first time that his man
dates have been ii obeyed, and The reflect
gals h'm exceedingly. Iam oredibly informed
that the Duff Green stock in the Jackson mar
kei has, within the last week, fallen twenty per
cent 1leL. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

correspondent says he was an ear witness
10 the following whimsical dialogue between
short gentlman and tall lady with greua
der al. in the pit ofthe Drury Lane theatre,
one evening tbs week:
Gent. Be So kind mada n. as 10 pull of your
hat.
Lady. What ridiculous request Did you
ever know. sir, the ladirs 10 i.ke OF thelrha's
in n!ay house,
ONT II am SO short madam that can see
nothing unless YOU will be so obiging.
Lady Then, sir YOU should no, have come
here, On you were taller.
Gent. Very grayey.) Madam, did not
make myself
Laay Cmtating him. Nor did make my
hat, Sit.
Gent (Angrly.) pity the man. madam,
hal Inns maze yon his wife
Lady.--(Laoghing.) fear. sir, the lsdy who.
may make YOU her husband, will make you
something else.
This occasioned a loud laugh from the per-
sons near them, and the poor gentleman was
50 abas she'd that he made no further reply.
fLondon paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

StTlRGINlA-At II ules holden in the Clerks Office
" the Superb Court of Chancery for the Lynchbpr
District, the I'd day ofNov le29. Wa, Tardy, adnt
ofPeor Detto, dec Pitt against rfosser Powell adm.
of Richard Powell, jr. dec. the said Prosser Powell
aud James Leo surviving eXors of Richard Pow ell,
dec. the sad Pr0sser Powell i'll his right auhas
Powell, Lindsey Padset aud Catharne his wife, and
Francis Powell, Ann Powell George Powell Lucy
p. Lee, Joseph l.. Lee, Charles l., Lee, Sally Lee.
Nancy Lee, Francis Lee, Madison Lee, and Lee
infants by Commissioner Bcnaeh specially assigned
their GUARDIAN and Elizabeth Powell, Dcts.
The defendant Thomas Powell, MOI having entered lbs
appearance and given security according the act u
Assembly and the rules of this Court, aud ii appeaffs
by satisfactory evidence TINT lie is not mhabHant
this country tits ordered, that tho said defendant ia
appear here ON the first day of the next TERM aud
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF ms
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pint
cd in the town of Lynchhurg for TWO months success
syey aud posted at the front door of the courthouse
in the said town.
copy-Teste, J. WILLS, c. Z.
Jan. Is VENTS =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

toa.Die ~ iusi,ia to hare recoaI4s 10 sud
stale eIpedrnIs f--.Udria Louud possesses no
pprsonal inference abroad. Nobody Is ignoran'
Of the inf.mhus State policy which induced 'hs
P,ineess's own family 10 throw scandaious IN
pntstions os her moral character, ,n ornef te
ALLEVIATE froa her the attachment Of The french
Her merit, which is no loUger the subject CT
Ast,ery. avahs little towards eGacipg the inJu'
ries which 1--we been inflicted on her feelings
as a won antsad even as a mo her. She shows
little econoAy in the government oi her States
A defciencyBf twenty millions is MOI ally OPP
pressiye TO ftr adm inistfn'ion, and phys'ca'Iy
so 10 her sqIects. During her abode on III.
frontier. M{ia Louisa resided in "A splendid
country seal about a league from Genera She
returned tokhe CITY W ithout attendants or re-
tinue, in ayberlin drawn by four subslaniia !
farm horse4 Her pre,encp produced no sen
sa,iun. few boys and blackguard' were the
only follo wers who shouted reclamation. and
these were echoed by aobody
Toe Ex Empress Of the French is physically
the mere shadow oil heI former self. Her fine
ROSY complexion, the polished round'ngs OF her
person. and The grsces which rendered her sp.
pearance so fascinating, have all vanished and
given place 10 degree OF LONELINESS winch
Is shocking to those who formerly beheld her
seated OH the first throne of the universe. She
now needs some friendly arm 10 support her
tottering frame when she walks. She seems
anil to exist only offer in the spectacle OF her
suffer ings, reproach To government that sa
crifices every thing around it TO that horrid pol
icy. which is ever ready to employ executions,
bribery and poison, in effecting its purposes
Journal du Hare.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

raisn sgains, Col. Csaneo. in pon.r
very attentive to one Of the beau,i6J" 1t, Eu
tiers of the Consul General. and ,h., usuga,
fame had spoken oil an engagemen, a, ,tsoulnoa
(however untrue. the girl t+ing bu, 1o ht.
DID, and knowing how su.picionsl, ,ears
verninent viewed all who had eve, We 90
terms Of intimacy with Cordovs--h"'e On
this family visit at Anolayma, and y. nan
turn invented the tissue Of faIsebooJ' Hft.
which only rests he apology OF this sfaA
ment for us outrageous procee dinPs eo"eo
the diplomatic agents OF other coun,, sdihi
remains to be seen II those countries m l.
cept so paltry an excuse for lis insult, - &c
MIR. Henderson has sold his furnir,
would remain until the arr wal OF nv I'M
British Minister. who is daily e,na wv
lorrens was To leave on the 9th OF Nov '''tG
Many Colombans express, their res,..
the fate Of the gallant Cordova. He S ~
- years-old, aud was commissioned a Ma. gP
General at %. "alof
The letter speaks Of the known xi.h..
Bolivar to receive a crown. andI thi,L' 81
Congress il January. will crafty his do,; ms
The following statemen, of an impo,,.,,,
(as appears TO us) improbable rumor /, ,,t oA
from the New York Journal of Comnsro"A eA
Friday last The Daily Advertiser of tho ~. :
date containsa communication loaded w, I'a ne
sintaiion and inueado against the Prince ~. III
is named. TO the same effect as the ,a ""o
stated by the Journal: INA, "H
- COLOMBIA AND MrxIco,-I, j, ,,
here, (and we mention il only as q rumor ,b..
| plan has been formed by England. Fran na'
aud Spain, for the Pacifcdiion of Mexico ans
Colombia, by establishing a regal form NJ ~
vernmei, in the Two countries, and guaran,,9
lis permanence. The expedition of His H;af6
ness Prince William Of Wirtembug. who
rived some time since at New Orleans. with X.
alleged intention OF crossing the Rock
| Mountains TO The Pacific Ocean for scsn,s!
! purposes, is suspe cted TO have conne.inn
with this plan. 1t has been anpounced -
some of the European papers, that severn,
thousand stand ofarms have been p,ocnr.s
IN Holland Tor the invasion Of MEXICO. and ,ba,
Don Miguel bias agreed o furnish 5000 ar aooa
troops rs part of the expedition, in considt,.'
ton OF his being acknowledged BY Spsin ~.
righ,ful King of Portugal. Il has been prpsa'
ded, also, that there was secret UNDERSTAND
ing between Bolivar and some OF the Euronoa.
Courts, which would end IN his coronation -
King OF Colombia.
We confess that many parts of this slo,.
seem TO as extremely improbable. That Sinai,
contempiatrs ewexpedition for the re.c,a
quest of Mexico, 10 not impo ssible. nor ver,,
improbable /; and that Don Miguel should 81
fer 10 assist In the undertaking. is, con,ideri,.
bis character, not among the seven woncets
|, nav be true, or il may not. Blu, tha,
France, and especially England, will drfs
their fingers In the busin. So, is more than Wa
are prepared TO believe "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
MARIA LOUISA.

HAWK, IsI Dec.
correspondent who occasionally favor. us
with his communications. informs us that he
lately met at Genera the Archduchess Maria
Louisa. Much has been said concerning a
journey made by her on the frontier, and IN
relation to the projecto Of Austria to hold her up
IN terTOrem 10 the French Government. M.
Metternich, twas said, wished TO for ce the
King of France. by the influence of 80 sieni.
cant menace. 10 abandon the system of which
NJ. Mdriignuc was then At the head. The u, o.
pheiic calculations of those politicians were
probably destitute of foundation, How was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

b.. ..,aaisLeJ Those oTthe jackson pari, sh'
,,irt adhere to the desperate fortunes n tue
PRINTER Of the Telegraph, after the recent de
,uneiatinu OF Mr.. Baldwin by that individual
I, is generally supposed thai this open con
,emni Of the opinians Of Duff Gfeen. "a the PIE
lode 10 more eff eien' &,,o hum. moro disasiron
apno,ilin.. HIS arrogance has disgusfed al
parties. aud his fall would eIeiie no sympathy
IN a single human bosom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
FROM The .Nsw York Past of Ian q

FROM The New York Post of Jan. g.
Daring Outrdge.-A respectable looking
person. who states his name to be David Stetson
keeper of lottery office at No. % Chatham
street. has called on US aud related the follow.
ing circumstances Of a most daring outrage,
committed upon him last evening" about
halt past O'Clock, after he had fl shed the
business of the day, and placed his money and
nrAets in His book, with With lie vas abau,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
From he Norfolk Herald.

From he Norfolk Hernd.
The writer of the following facts is unknown
to us-but the tragic event 10 " hieh they re-
fer. we learn from another source, took pIace
as he has stated. We have made a few correc
to"s OF the Ms. and omitted some remark.
which, as the party implicated will doubtless
be brought 10 trial, il would he improper 10
publish al present
ATROCIOUS MURDER!!l
On Friday the LIST day of January, at Stony
Run, IN Warwick rounty. was committed in
the presence of large concourse of persons
murder, which, for enormty and height of
crime, has rarely, IL ever, attracted our notice,
tended with stances the most agra
ra'ins and horr d. % the Tuesday previous
TO tue lay on which this Transaction occurred
hr' WHham Mattcote, Off county of Surry
rode up with n large loa Tod horsewhip TO Mr.
Thomas HugheS on the main county road
near the residence of Mr.. Augustine Moore
aud after exchanging few words with said
Hughes relative to his (Malicotes) marriage
"nh the sister OF Hug hes he endeavored Il horse
~hIp him. IN which he succeeded in part ONLY,
Tor after using the uhp twice. Hughes wres,ed
IT from him and gave him one or Two blows in
return, and SO walked Cd. taking with him the
whip, which was ascert aimed to be the proper.
~ Of Thomss Malicoie, Esq WIN. Malicole.
meanwhile sent in search Ola gun. but Hughes
awaited not his return. They thus parted with
mutual threats, and Oh Friday Mr.. Hughes
attempted TO use the same whip in the same
way on Malicoie that had been praciised OF
him by the latter bat II Few DAYS before on this
occasion Mslisote ran, and Hughes became the
pursucr, but unfortunately fell. which Macou
percelslnR turned aud ran up to him, and as
he was in the act OF rising. plunged, with savage
barbarity, large dirk imme datey through hi,
left lung, into the heart. having previously arm
ed himself for the purpose-and fearing the
hterp"sliIon of the law, he speedily mounted y
horse provided for him by his brother, Robpr
Mhlcole, and made off 10 presence of many Off
| GERS OF the peace. x. ID. Broom, esq ,ordr, ed n
inquest over the body who brought IN that
the deceased TO came his death by stab f,ou
thr hands of Wm. Malicote." Whereupon Mr.
! Brown offered a reward for his apprehension
10 which he was joined by some other high
minded citzens-but he has not been arreste,
up to this time.
! Nj. Hughes was in his 18th year, and livec
| in Non folk, With MIR. John q. Culey, ship bull
dec of that town. In Warwick he was beloved b,
all who knew him, whose friendship va. of any
value. His last words were request that DR.
Corbin (his sisters h1ssand) might be sent for
The Doctor accordingly attended. though con
| fined al the time he received the message by AZ
attack of pleuiisy, and the shock To his feeling
was so severe as TO render IL doubtful whethe
he viii ever recover. DR. Hubbard an'1rde,
every aid N his power 10 the unfnit uhatt
Hug hes. bu, his manly spirit had received it,
final summons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

DURSUANTt TO a decree of the Superior
Il Court OF Cha ,cery for the Lyncnhurg
District, pronounced or the 23d day OF ocfo-
Der, 1929, in the case of Gray rs. TAFT, the I'M
dersigned Marshal of the said court. will SELL
on the premises, for cash. on Friday the 22d
day of January. 1870, if fair, If not, the next
fair day thereafter, Is Ia acres Of land. lying
on the Turnpike road, about one mile and a
quarter from Lynchburg.
T. A. HOLCOMBE. NJ.
Dec. II ifd.36
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

Two young mem as we are informed, left one
Of eur public hotels n few mornings since, ar.
mad and equipped a la mode. to settle a quar-
rel in the honorable way Having reached
the spot designated, and adjusted the fearful
pre'm'naries with AS much composure as pos.
Sihle' the word vas gwen. aud shots e1chang-
ed but their hands were so TREMENDOUSLY IN.
true TO the purpose, that no injury was done.
Tho spasmodic affections which shook the
frame soon passed off. and perfect Tranquility
would have bren restored but Tor a lingering
apprehension that the ball might have passed
ihpercephbb thro' some part of the body ;
indeed so strong was this conviction with enc
OF the parties, says our informant, that the mo u
careful examination with difficulty prevailed
10 allay his agitation. Wash. Gig Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
From the Correspondent ofMc United Stale.
G1attie.

From the Correspondent ofMc United Siales
Gnatte.
WAsBlSGroN, Jan. 6, 1890
After the public challenge which MIR. Ia.
Ton has given 10 Mr.. Campbell in his recent
card published IN the papers III this CITY, do
not preceive how the latter can avoid coming
out With his contemplated publication. The
card IN question points so directly 10 him. that
he will find il difficult 10 satisfy public opinion.
unless he shall make a full aud frank e,no.i
lion OF the facts which il is said are in bis no..
session. As to the language nsed by Mr.. la.
ton in reference 10 letter writer's il il scarcelx
in character with the station of a member Of
the cabinet When he assumed the Office hs
now holds. he could not be ignorant that his
name and reputation became the property
OF the pubic anu that he must he content 10 re-
ceive thai meaiure ofreleniless investigation
which he has assisted 10 mete out 10 others in
rimiIar situation. The letter YOU have pub.
lished related To the current rumor of the cts.
They charged MIR. Eaton with nothing Grim.
inal if any thing of that character entered the
mind OF ihs pab'ir, II was merely matter oI
Inference. IL - mere than rumor that a cor.
yespondence las existed between Mr. Eaton
and Mr.. Timberiaks, on the subject of remit.
tssces from the latter for invest men, in property
IN Washington, and this rs the amount Of wha,
has been stated 10 my former letter. Whether
Mr.. Undertake. remified money from the
public funds in his hands or whether Mr.. f..
ton knew the character OF the funds 20 be pub
lie or private, are matters Of which l know no.
thing, and of which | pretend 10 say nothing
IL an injurious suspicion on this subject rests
on the public mind, tina, suspicion is not like.
" 10 be dispeled by the card Of MIR. Eaton.
tAihe nominate n of Mr.. Baldwin yesterday TO
The Senate, as Judge of the Supreme Court,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
- D WASEIGa
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
BY and Wih he ddeies and consent ofiise Sen

Morton 4. Wdring. Of South Carolina, 10 be
Marshal oil the United States for the District OF
South Caolina.
Joseph DHabdr, Of Mississippi TO he Sur
veyor of public Lands. South Of Tennessee
John Hanlbsrsie,a citizen ofthe United States
residing at Rotterdam, to be consul OF the q
nhed States at tina, place. vice Emanuel VAN,
berae deceased.
Nicholas Biddie, George N. Dallas, Rsu;n.
min w. Richards, OF Philadelphia, Benjamin Bal
ley Of New York. and John S. DouneH Of
Baltimore, 10 be Directors OF the Bank OF the
United States, Tor the presen, year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

rHEiST, BRUMBY & Cos fine cloths,
HI pieces extra black,
Q do do light blne,
/ do Fancy green,
2 DO Claret,
do Olive,
With good assortment Of medium and low
priced cloths. 10 which we would call The al
,ention of purchasers.
NORVELL Il TATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

Kentucky. w biIsr the Ohio Legislature, be
lug Jacksonlan, hss swept the platter, of which
we do not complain, the Kentucky Legislature,
being an,tJacksonisn, has pursued quite a
different course. They elrced their old off
GERS. and they did more--Amos Kendall aud
his partner were last year appointed public
printers. Amos by accepting an office under
the United States, il seem', according TO the
law Of Kentucky, forfeited this appoint menr.
But the aali.Jackson majority considered it
Unfair TO take advantage Of this act of Amos
and whilst all sides admitted tie forfeiture, Il
resolution was passed continuing the public
printing 10 the partner of Amos. This is as il
should be. Not that Al will indu'e any thing
LIBERAL on the part Of Amos and his friend. But
that II IL right in itself The establ shment
had made The necessary preparations 10 do the
public printing. To hive taken it from them
would have occasionrd consider able pecuniary
loss, aud would therefore have been unjust II
is COnsoing ih't Our political friends IN Ken.
lucky nave disdained TO he guilty of this act
OF injustice. The fact is noticed thai .6ey may
have tho credit due to them on tbs account.
lGiHcinudAi GlgsHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

HEWSON'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg, Jan 18th, 1880.
Numbers drawn in the Union Canal Lottery
Glass No. Is.
26 80 So 81 30 AZ 81 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

Numbers drawn in the Richmond Dock Lolte'
ry, Glass No. 5.
49 % 80 II - 66 81 Ill 2.
This Day. the drawing Of the Grand Conso'-
dated Lottery, class No. / will be received I"
+" Fortunes Cottage !"
Capitals-Sl6,O 900, 6OOO, 1000. 1926, 1000, =
of .0O0-with number of other valuable pr,
ses-a few tickets are remaining unsold-cs''
and take chance at HEWSONo.
Ian ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

The National Debt is nov about az millions
Seven millions ofthis. however, should be de-
Quoted, a II IL owing 10 the u. states Bank,
which owe s the Government the same sum-
The real debt therefore, is little moie than 30
millions. We car spare twelve millions year
essy, to paying h--so that, presently we shall
be out Of debt, and after reducing the rate
Of duties, as far 10 consistent with the
protection necessary To our own products
OF The field or workshops, we shall still have
- rich revenue to spare of ut least ten millions
oi dollar yesr.-Whni shall we do With il 7
Shall II he divided among the States u so,
by what ratio ny the number Of the Tree white
nhabnanl, hy the federal numbers. that s..
the white Inhabitants adding 3-5ths Of the
Slaves or by the Representation in Congress
--Seuate aud House included great ques-
tion is about to rise, which will create keen in
tstrst
The National Deht paid. and more revenue
than we know what 10 do with, the United
States would present spectacle Of wonder to
The world.
Would il not be heat, after all, 10 regard the
Conaituiionallty OF making ln'eral Improve
ments rs settled aud 10 go on aud improve
efectuaIy. the internal condition Of the coun-
try--aiding the States IN ihrir plans OF i'm
provenent In this way the money could
be most ben, Gclally applied.
/ HtHdge Recorder.