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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
JRartinsbiirg Gazette:
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BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

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the year, or near the same.
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will invariably be demanded
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ses are paid np,) viii notify The Editor 10
hat effect. at least thirty days before the ek-
1lration oithe time for which they subscrlbea'
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ely
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
10 The Farmers Of Berkeley and
jefferson counties.

jefferson cOat2t7eSs
FHvIiE subscriber having rented the MILLS
a belonging to Josiah Flagg, and the same
having undergone q thorough repair, he Of
fers 20 the pubic his sefyices-He will give
one barrel shperEne -four for every 500 lbs.
Of merchandise wheat, and stand the in
spection in any market 1t may be sent TO; or
be will grind wheat IN separate parcels TO suit
cusioInrts. Country grinding Cor work. will
be done with dispatch.
sEPlaster grinding at notice, and Saving
when not busiIy Engaged in grinding. The
subscriber himself will attend especially to
the business, and h. fiatters himself that
from The experience he mas had In the busi-
ness, that be can give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH MENGHINNI.
August so, is32 I'll
al wiil be responsible for all grain deliv-
cred into my Mill. now in the occupancy Of
Joseph Menghinni.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
August So. 1889.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
Tbe Constitutional aubto.

At large and respectable Meeting of ,h. p,,
Pie" "p"ttSylv'nin, convened At the Cour, Hons.
on :i"n"oy INC 9TH OF June according to previous
notice, To take INTO consideration the, ur,n,,,,, -,
tondiny delegates tn the Charlutcsyili, t,,ny,u
u"n; the following proceedings were had-CL
Robert Crmtchfcld called To the Chair. and
Nonen ID. Powell appointed Secretary.
The object OF the Meeting was then explained
Ivy John L. Marye, who advocated at some icnr,h
tho propric,y of sending delegates to the proposed
convention, and concluded hy moving that Com.
"'''ce OF hvc be appointed To draft resolutions 10
u" submitted to the Meeting. This was opposcI
10y Garrett Minor, who declared himself cn,ir,Ir
friendly to the election of Judge Barbour MS V;,s
'reSiucht, nut contcndcd there reasonable.
prospect OF ms success, and that any effort in iis
nnhht might result in the division Of the urea,
Republican party, aud therefore moved an indcf
mite Adjournment. lie was followed by Geo w .
Bassctt, John II. Hoaday and John L. M,rvc in
reply who urged the propricty OF sending dele.
gates, and resisted the motion To adjourn. Tho
question was taken Mr.. Minors motion and dc
cioen IN the negative by an overwhelming major
~. Mr. Marycs motion then put aud carried
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the following gentle
men were appointed 4 committee for the purpose
mentioned, John H. Maryc, Geo. W Bassct, john
"' "o''hty' Sanford Chancellor and Gabriel Long
IN ~, motion The Secretary was added.
ne committee having retired for u short timc
reported the following resolutions, which were
unnnimousy adopted
R'S"lred, That this meeting npprovc of fin.
convention to be held in charlottesville, hayiru
%, Jo'' wv 't'cto'i "i Andrcw Jackson,
President and II. Z. Barbour as Vice Preside,
and that be and thcv ,rc bor,, -.
delegates to represent in said Convention
hesoircd That we highly commend the .cn,i
ncnts of John VI. Patton, orr Representative i'm
Congress- in his letter To the Chairman of the Ma.
olson Meeting, declining his nomination to the Bal
timorc Convention.
fcsolrcd, That copy of these proceedings.
signed by the Chairman and Secretary be forth
with furnished to the Richmond and Frrdcr;cks
tnrG Editors for publication.
nc blank III the first resolution was filled on
rioti"n, with the names of the following gentle
men; John L.. Maryc, George w. B .ssct, John II
'ioaday, lingh Nj. Patton and Rob ID. Powcll-and
the meeting adjourned sine die
ROB. CRUTCHTIELD, Chairman.
RoE. u. PowEII Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
CONGRs ESS.
Isl
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IN THE SEN arr

On Wednesday, Mr.. Tomlinson, Mr.. Smith ",
Frelingh"yson, Mr. Clayton, aud Mr.. Foot pre.
sonted memorials, praying that there NAV he No
abandonment Of the Protective System. and con-
domning the Treasury proiet. '''''
ing of the citizcus of Newcastle countv :, a.,
State of Delaware, held in the city of wilmington.
demonstrating in strong terms against anv cssont
reduction OF the duties such articles of FOREIGN
manufacture as entor into competition with similar
introduction of the proceedings and resolution, nf
tins meeting by some remarks as to tho purnot of
the resolutions; Observing that thew were ,bc CO..,
timcnis OF very large number Of the most rcsf
P'o''pic ana intelligent citizens OF that district o.
inc country lie then requested that these pro
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
Ply. Testc, J. ROBINSON, G. g.
COMMIsSIu;.{ ER;s 0EFtcr ,
K.Cd,foNn. 81, NJ 1g31

The parties in tic above cause. are hereby nn,f
mo" ' r n''Ec appointed the 18th day Of july
T IGi .''' IL att sndance before me- ms ono Of tho
OF the said Court on the matters
49, the above ORDER at my Office at the Ca
p 49, ~ the City of Richmond, duly prepared to
''' "cr the accounts, and to do and submit TO what
ever Shall then and there be required og them. or
either OF them, III pursuance of tho sad order -
ma O-wIt VIM. G.. PENDLETON, Comsr
Middcsox County Court, May 2olb. 1879;
"A Warner Roanc, complainant, against Genrao
/. r. Lorimcr, James II. r. Lorimer John DaniooI
John Jackson and Peter y. Pollard, defendant
In CHANCCRY,
This day came Tie complainant bv his At,,r,o,,
and fled bis bill and Tic defendants Gcor - z
4'or6mcg and james II. T. Lorner, NOT HIN, on
tered their appearance and given scci1ritv accord
lng 70 The Act Of assembly and the Rules of tbis
cOurti ana 1t appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of tho
court tnat they are not Inhabitants of tbis Com
monWeath; II Is therefore ordered bv lie Conf
una 'hey appear here on the fourth Monday in Cc
.opor next enter thcir appearance, and rive socu.
ny according to law, or that the bl Of the com.
Idaht VIII DC taken for confessed as to them and
Iocsec0 accordingly; and that Il COPY of this order
oo forthwith inserted il; some newspaper published
~ TIC Guy OF Richmond, for four weeks successive
y ana copy posted at The door Of the Court
rouse jn this county, Tor ;Ho successive Court
days. y Copy. Jesc,
81 GO. HEALY, c. NC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
NORFOLK SPRING aces.

SECOND DAY.
PFoFricfor's Purse 'S2O0-two r,iis hc,ts. result
ed after hard contest, ms folo,vs.
WIN. X. Johnson's b. NJ. Virginia Tay
.o', 'y C ,r creme years years Old s. /
by Sir Charles, I years old ,
J. ". Bolts b. ~. Jcmima, ty Rather.
IS years old, , 4
hr"Iic, years Old, dr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12


"a IRGINIA-In the Circuit Supcrior Court OF
Law and Chamccry for FIcnrico County, OH
the fourth day OF November, 1881; Bacon TAFT,
pltf., against james Wilkinson, and Henry Do
Ende, dfts.
This cause, in which the plaintiff by counsel,
consents that the answer of the defendant Henry
DC Ende, filed i'll the cause, may be received by tho
Court, without security, came on this day, to be
heard on the bill, answers and exhibits, and was ar
gued by counsel: On consideration whereof, the
Court Goth adjudgc, order and decree, that the
plaintiff and the defendants each render before the
Commissioners of this Court an account of all
their transactions touching the partnership in the
Bill mentioned, and that each OF them submit to
be examined in solemn form, by the said Com1uis-
sioner touching the said accounts if required;
which accounts, the said Commissioner is directed
to examine, state, and settle, and TO the Court re-
port with any matters speedily stated dccmod per-
hncnt by himself, or which may be reo"i red by the
parties to be so stated
A Copy. Icstc. j En-n1,-no.- - Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
From The Ne1 York EUeuing Journal.

roLicE oFFIcE--lienry Hill, young nan an
Parentiy about thirty years ofagc, who was in the
employ OF Baker, Johnson & Co mcrchan mt tailors
OF TINS city, was apprchcndcd a few DAYS since
upon charge of embezzing clothing from their
establishment. Upon his arrest, he made n full
confession of the fact, and admitted that he had
oeeh long IN the practice of carrying away piece
or TWO or clothing at time, until the cxtcn. of
Ills oepredations amounted to probably two thous
ana dollars. The property generally sold and
Picogcd TO pawnbrokcrs and second hand dealers
IN inns city, from whom about three hundred dollars
worth has since been received and restored 10 the
owners. Hill, when brought to the Police Office
was so exceedingly affected, as to intreat the Ma
gstratcs to grant him an indulgence of an hour to
compose himself previous TO his examinations. This
was granted, but at the expiration Of that time no
was still labouring under the effects which were
produced upon his mind, from contemplating with
Appalling no ror, the disgraccfu consequences
winch were to follow his detection-large drops of
sweat rolled from his forehead, and notwithstapd
ing the soothing and sympathisng language of
'hosc about his person, the blood pushed from his
hoSlrlis.-liis emotions were not exhibited by any
uoiehcc OF manner, or tears, but appeared to be-
inward workings of the mind. The MAGISTRATES
humanely delayed his examination for the purpose
OF ahordng him time to become composed and col
'ecteo, ana Tor that purpose committed him tempo
rarly TO the custosy of the keeper of the CITY
frlson. Here he remained from Wednesday after
noon until Thursday, when his mental aronies
overcoming his physical strength, he cxpired!-Ho
at no time exhibited the least alteration of mind
but fell victim to his folly and scnsibtv
Let his case be an admoniton
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

con :" une senate on Thursday, Mr., Freltnghuy.
n,,r,,1.o.i' memorial from Newark, ". j,
nu.IhIcrously signed praying that Congress will do
"O'nhg 10 interfere with tho settled policy of the
Industry. N0''''H
me nank bill, &c special order of the day, was
,heh taken up The several amendments having
been gone through, and agreed to, on the prccc,
aing evening thequcstion was now on ordering
INC biil To- be cnersscd for third roadiup.
NJ. White of Tennessee, being in possession or
''o moor ''"fes"cd the Senate at great length
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
rtsa "a w Ragidad Fhtmrr,

IGf.iljst. % Ittt4 > "A W bf+tthl
Nh t'ssseg9rs frankfort, Pa. oct 1892
S.r.-perfaus a9ns OF var readers nay dcuve
benefit from my experience IN the cultivation OF mat
49, delicious Of fruits, s.rawoerfies; the usual
,ne;b3tef caluga:.as this liant, whether the
aim DC quantity o quality l tnlnk should
be abanl.aed. tn an fully satisfied from
NY own experience, that the Practice OF planting
strawberries in beds Of trom four 10 hvc iect IN
width, and permitting the original plants. TO pro-
duce others from thew runners or offsets and mus
letting the bed become completely overrun WIN
vines win b. fonni Cat least my experience mas
taught me SOL ess productive than Keeping theih II.
separate punches or hills rs originally planted
h We TWO beds Of this fruit IN my garden one Is
not more than % by 20 feet ami the other IS lie"
feet TARGET The first contains $40 pantS-two
nlaccd in each hill the hlis at equal distances Oh
about fifteen inchesplanted IN the spring OF 100
from yg7,BefS of the previous summer, ana IN t9'2
vielaed me, saw il with truth and soberness, up
lr4g4s Of one 7iat from each hi ! These are inc
clobe hautbos. The second bed was set out last
fall and although the quantity produced was not SC
great, We; they we're OF superior flavor aud very
large these arc the scarlet berry. Nay method o
planting and cultivation Is thus
The beds wci, first dug N with Old stable ma
nurc the plants placed two IN each h as before s'at
cd abou, Is nch9s distant. AS fast as the runners
or offsets appear they are taken of close to the ol'
plant-,,he beds KIP, clean of weeds during tn
summer. and in ths month OF Septee1hc' al III
old nlsn4 are cut of with pair of shears close t
me afonnd, and the bed is then dug near a Sp"''
3.ea. taking care nd to njurcthe roots prp'ce
/ ,hem during winter by placing hog manure al
round the plants say about three INCHES Yep u
tbe, hoe dirt over the manure 10 prevent the actio
| ofson and rain-Ia the spring the manure IS re
moved ard the leaves the growth G! Sep'enioc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

aud October Of the previous fall are all taken oil
c!oso 10 the ground for itle't, (wnen the plants
ure kep, in hs) they are apt 10 70, the summer 3
Growth OF stocks In the early part of April they
begin to shoot .otth anew--he bed is then dus as
in the fab, and handful of raw wood ashes put
tGund ne roots Of each plant. The Plants thus
tfcaed grew by the mo',h Of July daring the past
summer, 10 the eifcnmirrehee OF half bns,lel !
and the herries on the plant Of eaeh hui fifteen
inches apart nearly me, .aeh o,her, 50 that II re
CURED great care IN walking between then.
pluckcd two quarts from this bed which averaged
three inches in circumference. The second bed
was MANAGED as the frs, hn. The scarlet are less
productive IN them nature thnn the hanthoif, and
bang the frsi snnmerof their boarng,a large yield
could not reasonably DC anticipated, strawberries
raised III this way axe at least double The slze OF
those ptoparared IN beds where the plnnts arc
suffered 10 stnd oil Then runners, and they t,he
.orincrl all attain good size, which /, not the case
with the latter, hence the quantity IS as muel or
more on the sane space of ground ami the flavor
is fax SUPERIOR innsmuch the sun has full action
on all the berries and The plan, is ten fold moIe
luxurlaH' and strong n consequence Of the direct
action Of the SUMMER sun aud rain on is fouts
t. Il l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Mary Randolph attracted much admiration, al"
has well rewarded her cutorprisug owu,r.
You will perceive n what demand the b,oodHJ
horses exis, in ON State AMI how desirable II =
iot our farmers to tlru their attention tn II Here
IS n threo years old FLY, that has non IN two
weeks about So 0a,, and sold Cor nearly that SUM
Another race was mado up here, TO run at free
Hill to morrow one month thai II s thought ".ji nj
trac, great concoursc ofpooplc B,r tint, Nc4,rs.
I1attags Is u foot Yaoe for g. 500, between Nj
perru. "a citizen OF Penusy vpnio, aud one from
Virginia There was large betting on IT, aud It Is
thought a great amount vii hc rsqued. | undc
s,ari II - con, npaed to have two dnya racine
NJ TIRE HILL nj Tive same tlrur. II su and our le-
eslatufo beng IN session, you VIII have crowd
ed town.
loNprc, You 8ill have somo fine sport AT Ttee
Hill nexi week, and u great number Of horses 70
coatend. an1 eech many f,vottes, IL is calculated
from l. to 90 separate stables viii be there" A let
ter II Is said was received hero last evening, from
Mr. Stevens III Neg York, thnt he would b. there
viii h5 celebrated Eclipse coli Mr'oc to tun on
Nednd3 d. ia lac great Stallion stakes, and # SO,
ard uo,h.ae ahoali happen TO Mary Randolph,
81 Walter. snd Blue bird tlr race would br worth
u TIP arYosa the A'intc.--i mn.t close this has
" sefhWl, a. the boat Is iasl starting Coz Rich
mond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
POE EGGas..


Ess fsis Yis3iS4As.
0qHe Detaof 81 Hssfsf ssyss.
WHO can re,ountt, abors--whp
!j,H.l discover sng-when ba; a fsw
,.,tbo d zen s,ulgiG, rssl can srateh fhelr minds
~, wna, H. ile@ IL Faney's asiaer ,heasn,
{!,w shall Che moss. iaen,sfasp TIC mighty thene ?
WA, wonder taenaa, thu ii, devotion s.seild
,as,ye to MS inoVledga7 For could he,
vans, alsrt.n1 a4antal eye d.lt,siga ssw
The inish'l unige.AitH FITTINGS,
In al, It's ogl-r5, magnitude, and Par's,
E,.l,ear ..l.es5aat1o adore ltat Po%er
WAC i9.. sus;ajns, ava attuare5 the whole
Say, We vim 5est can tel, ye happy fe@,
VIC saw h y N the ,oi!sst lights o. Ii,
Alum yj.htall, MA ,iag 10 his tlienl's
'F1,yls. unoJttj,. } tfeAsllfes OF us nnn3,
., sneak the Won lroas man how mid, 10" calm,
How greatly hum9.e, how dlsiaeiy good
How firm cslajiishd on eteraal truth
Tlryant in doil.; woll, wl,h every nerve
sui pressing Oh, fogset'u fthe past,
AnI pu,iaS ,5y pert, t,inn tar above
Those ttjla esrc, aui visionary joYa
Thu SO prr;,..N tal tal3 1n9aasiond haa.s
Oi ever ch.attj eEer-ttdstinE NAN.
Y9toold rim, Stoats
That !uilJ H. covering yyraa15--t'e pfoad
Tnln,n4I arch lie t,onu nea' eta
+, a,uu} ram, aal ,.l,,ee. saf2ol.s
Ih. wos..ippd name OF boar antiquity,
pawnto III. last! M; 54aulesf CA - BOAST
Wm!>. Wa',.r 1T, his coinrn u tae skirs
G.yo,I g., ...-.sot t.ns2 Let 10 Weak ifep
j.. sn.d -: han. 'lae virgin III hes o.eon
tyo&, lhc Joyous yolta aad darling enid,
Ius.eAro lac tonlbs lnAt clum the t:.ldef .e.f
BGgy .t.4rt,.s T., 1-bsr ao,ss. g, gamlaison tish
Ipaino,. ~ v'utlsrs ,aol5 tuV'se Ell I.ess %eft@s
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q ,u,,-., in.f - sroafases sre ptli.
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,,,,, r1i,, jsnn i,-ttls3 MT ~ pail tps prr
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,e.,,n .ihIe ,erson n i.yreabarg.
pt,srs al ros-ea 10 the a1i.ors be post paid
ar lhsy viii ne, b. ''toadad to-
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an1' wont IN ~ aa's t.ea - I''is9
lie delv d and dfIf Il ana aais . an '8o'o i
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IN g1,'. On, snylo.,r. = IA. on Ia oaeail
Poor sallenael how haia la'a vas thhe
! Thy pupil. her hfP'iea1 10 of.ae'
! Iaon dtew 81 Tie @oiai 2so l93a l!e,h'l . oa''
] And md II TIC ts'f1''h eH''a' NJ NY ""'
| loteaeh Inn wisdom YIN 'eaes ast'
THIS va. Thy nee'e fa'i9z9' ~ MON.
! bet WHEN tllou rainieast eon haa oofie'89a
! hey said twas feo's am rs 's'o'l'esP''
a..;,s,oY,b,s .er,sfe ,4 modest
! pe,not Mac Aionssh saa0a mr. heros fare
! Nor will |. or IN eafne'to or IN ltsfi
| Pefma another IL es9ff hls pisfe
| And gave nc ieaHe 10 sAy INT KNOW u SC
! My own lolsaiians IL fae Inns trace
! Let 10 MAJ, iesr d. efa" asiae Inc ssise'f
! And saY ia an aet thai. man
III. pses's ts,,f.ff.ass il tn, miaa,ons bus
,....,i. 5,,,i. a., ensst,o-,he - Religion
=, Divine Frh&an hi,saofmhn eti96t
thou INK d un39a 9ss.e II cal Il M So.
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Tic Roman delivers sttn.eht ian inffe
Into thu eoertlef II, iesif.l'a fa.l1nteni
Ttop's fa1, Roa,ss tse trey lena VII ha'f 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Poor allensel how hafd la'a vas hlne5
Thy pupil beit apparent 70 a throne,
TAon thcw's. tie no,al sen lfan iiemei's neAe,
And madat Che Gfeefen ntaae8 al Thy own.
TateAsh him wisdam VIII ee.5e divine
rhia va. Thy nebe patpe#e, IL nioaa
Bot when lou raintedst eonI' and gouritseu.
They said twns LOUIS and hs Moniesrnn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

'Jhig s,J INC exception only proves the rule
Al other heroes from the days Of Pope,
Compounds have bccn Of madnnn, hnase and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

So lar then from improvement N IL sFs-d.
Ire eeale has fa'leu since lbs pocfF dags -
Tor Charles OF @edeo, rasIag mad iadeed.
Deserve, at Leaf. u honesty tie pfnise.
Taught ouinla3 Cutllqs. wde9 by 10 roaa,
Il III d his bran, and neG5sa al hs taes
Til MS fate lei hlmto the q oarfan strand,
Tho petty fortress, and iae dubious hand.a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

" hmone 'he critics II ms teen Of yore.
A 1pe tlon whether, when be ietnis hrs plan,
An epic poei must, u say no murs,
Take or Ia brro n fisli honest INIT
Battfsr my pm hold i1a f9le 5orai
'T~era veil 10 make Aie boaest fYan can
lejo a4a.har question i must fall
Whe.s jdeh hero eau b. .oQni a, 81.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-10-31

Appropriation per Act OF Sd July, 1857, tor Inns
proving the navigation of the Ohio, Missouri
and Mississippi Rivers, $4,000
Expended in 1882, $4,000
(A) By the 18th section of the act of the 3D.
March, 1895, Chap. ITO, Story's edition, all sums
remaining unexpended for two years after the
year in which they were appropriated, other than
for the public debt, are to be carried 70 account
on the books of the Treasury, to be denominated,
''the Surplus Fund.-;
(B) This appropriation was made in the fol-
lowing terms, to wit: "For improving the navi-
CATION of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, to be
expended under existing laws"
There was another appropriation under the
same act of 100000, for the improvement of the
navigation of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans, in removing the
Instructions in the channels IN the shoal places
aud ripples and by such other means as may be
deemed best for the deepening of the channels of
the Ohio river, which said sums shall be expen-
ded under the direction Of the President of the
United States" This appropriation has no ref
erence TO the act Of the Gath May, 1924, or any