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a. IKGlNlA AGRICULTURAL. MACHINE SHOP
" Corner OF Main and 10 Streets opposite the IInion
hoo,' Richmond Va.-=The Subscriber, proprietor o.
sne apoVe establishment, would respectfully inform his
enus ana me public, that he Pdieniee, Proprietor
e "teh' ght', or agent, is prepared to furnsh them
al SNORT notice. With the follow ing very necessary Labor
saving Patent Machines viz Sajrds Single and Double.
Corn Shelter; Fox and Borland's S,apie tootIr h
am WOODS Steel springbea Tn asbing MACHINES
Ennon' Chain-band Horse Powers; Brees Horse Powe,
GiiS' Mills; Clinton and Smiths Fan Mills; PowIiny,
Corn Planters Freeborn's Ploughs, and many other ar
seS'ne most OF which are made at his Shop strong and
~ INC oe'i manner He would also sell County Fight
TOT making and vending several kinds OF ,,e above Ma
chimes. I,prz N 'I,vrn n'"-
Richmond, February 10, 1884, foo-Nw'G
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GLASS EXHIBITION

w returns his thaBks TO the inhabitants Of Richmond
Tor The liberal patronage he has received during his short
say among them and begs TO say that his Fancy Glass
Exhibition, will close on Saturday evening next until
winch ume those persons who have witnessed his in.
genous operations will have the last opportunity that will
be afforded them for some years.
Open from morning, ill evening, and from ill a,
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ri AN persons having claims against the es-
u tate of Temple Elliott, deed, or against him ..
Executor OF Tomas Walker, decd, Administrator Of
William Hunton, deed, will bring them in properly au
ihencaed, for settlement. on or before the 6rs, "a =,
August next This notice will be plead in bar of all
claims, il not attended TO. N r Hi
April I, 1884. Io1 ,
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'lfs%s ,,0hn H. Han, Robert Garter, George Price.
yoIn HarrIson John WWams, UHiiam IIorsham'
J0hn ". Patton .SeIJy Benson Thomas O -Weo"r
and Da6ney p. .Smeed:
& NENlLEMEN-Take notice: that shall. nm tho
NJ Eoh ol April next, at the Courthouse of Martin
county Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
ana r. M oil said day, before Justices Thomas Cecil
ana kuns Blown, OF said county and State proceed 10
take The deposition Of Caleb Remnant TO be road az v
dence in suit depending in The Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Tor Piusyvania county virginia
wherein you are defendants aud am plaintiff You can
attend then and there, if you choose Yours, &c 49,"
March 90 1884. Inc ,
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AoilCE.-Contfactors TO supply the Penientiary In.
su'uon with Plank and split Timbers are
10 commence delivering, without further delay
I. G. M0NCURE, Gen Aren't.
February 8. so ST
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'heSS's, John H. HoH, b. W. J. CdbeH Robert Car.
te'' Geo Price John Harrison, John Williams Nh.
nam W0rshom John W. Patton SeIbv Rensoa
1homas O. Meaur, and Dobnty p Sneed:
q NENILEMEN-Takc notice: tina, 1 sbau ~, H.,
~ zoh oil April next, at the Courhouse of Martin
county, Indiana, between The hours OF 10 O'Clock Ar
ana +; M on said day, before Justices Thomas Cecil
ana kniu' brown, of said county and State proceed IN
'Ne 'he deposition oil Caleb Reniart, be read as cyi
dence in suit depending in the Circuit Superor Co.., =,
Law ana Chancery Tor Phsyvania county, va, wherein
you are defendants and am plaintiff You can ,,cnJ
then and there, if you choose Yours. &r ' ''''"'
a, =. T.. w. REINIIART
80" =" i0of' l06-w1w
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x hNCERY--VIRGINIA.--Iu Chests rfeld Coun.
IL Court March 10Th, 1884:
george eneiings, guardian OF Edward Lockett, Pl,f
against
. Alexander Sncl'ngs, Baker Mann, and John Smell
ngs, DoinI,n,
The defendants, Alexander Sneings, and Baker Man,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly the rules of this
au ~ appearing 10 The satisfaction OF The Court that
they arc not inhabitants OF this Commonw eaIh i, is order
W mat The said defendants do appear on The second
onuAy III May ncxt, and answer the plaintiffs bill and
mat copy oil this rider be forthwith inserted in some
newtpoper printed in the City Richmond for eight weeks
successfully, and another copy posted at the front door Of
ms COURTHOUSE oil this County. Copy. Testc
=, LAWSON NUNNALLY D.
March IL mo g.
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"a ALE oF NEGROES will tic sold Tefrell's To-
~ vern, in the county of Hanover TO the highest hid
der Tor cash, several likely young Negroes belonging 10
The estate OF Burnley Duke deed, on the 2Sb dsv of
me present month Gpt 10 satisfy the claims against the
estate oil Tie said decedcn which time snd place those
having claims are requested 10 present tkem.
BY THE EXECUTOR.
April IL. 1I0N-vko
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March IL
Plaintiff,

N ERY-V1RGINIA-IpC beste,6eIJ corn
III ty court, March I0lh 1884:
George Snellngs, plaintiff
against '""'
, william Snellipgs, Alexander Sneings John snail
hngs' william Roberts, Woodson w. Hancock admins
uator WIN the will annexed of William Waihsli ST.
NJ " ,s '"''p Sneihngs, Defendants
ihe ueiendan's, william SDeings, Alexander Shell
ings, William Roberts and John SneIinqs of Georei, ~
naNins entered their appearance and given security ac
corning ote act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court
ana appearing to the satisfaction of the court that thew
are moi Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth I, is ordered
mat the said defendants do appear here on the second
ohuay IN M next, and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and
That copy OF Ibis order be fortbw h inserted in soma
newspaper printed IN the city OF Richmond for two months
excessively and another copy posted at The front door of
TIE Court House oil this county. a Copy-Tesfe.
:, LAWSON EUNNALLY, DC
riaI'n IL. 102-wSw
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MI Webster, the author Of tho join, resolution, Of 1916
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Reputation, unstable, tickle dame,
scarce lives an hour that hour he same:
WITH face down bent, = is he mold
by every whiting wind, as o Ter the main il, noss
My Lord, adieu JOHN r. cOoDr
Petersburg, March llth. IO3y,oo,I AZ 49,
osen stated 10 the A. r. r. that Pccip,ato died on hi,
Fell from dead 'N"'N"' ieV' OF o.
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ms exposition, carefully made out from official state
mans, Slows clearly in What manner and by hat au,to
ny the public expenditures have been increased Was
" Tue tTeStHeH who passed the laws ncre asDg The pen-
soo'' Was il The President who made the appropra.
nous lor in'e'hi improvements? Every body kno thar
me expense under That head would have be en-
beyond conception, but for his Of acts Of Congress
proposing 10 carry Them over all The principal roads in die
country Dd ne pass HE laws subscribing 10 the efoc
OF canal compauie.? They were passed b, fore he caro-
into office Did he grant the militia aud volunteer cls
the Virginia claims tie Revolutionary claims or anne
propnie lie money Tor Improving the streets of s.b
ngon, END throw ing aqueduet and bridge across tho
Poiomac' was all done by Congress Vastly CoHgyrss
ha he appropriations for all the purposes named wefe
ncIf"t0. IHY passed laws requiring the money TO be
applied TO those Objects snd il the sworn duty Of lie
ffeush carry item inio execution At every session
since ne has been Pfesien Congress has app oprsied
millions HfOTe than he Gkcd for and made il lis dv b
law, 10 see expended f3r the specified Objects nd he.
cause he has done So because lie hal Uscen nst fl
were iaibiOiy executed il his swora dnty 10 do
shall The very who have forced upon him tie ex
Pendi ure OF Tie Eocy contrary 10 his wses now taun
mn WIN increasing the expenditures Of Government ~
iney even charge 10 bin The increased expenses Of Con
gfess, over which lie las not directly or udirecf1V liz
"s"ose toh,Fo a. Tie esion Of 1912 te expendi.
'"t7 " 'st 'oiy were S3Tl Sl3 g. Dca Iy $500 Geo
more ihan they lad been at any peyo,. session Lyerv
one Know ha' thcy were chiefly employeJ during that
session 10 carcdng the Bank OF Inc United sfses M
other inicnded to destroy dIe nen,t.i,s ~ j
President and defeat his eecGon bu, now de same
persons hod hh responsible for their own exiravagant
expenditures made to destroy bin.
The President has but little to do 10 i,c,e,.,o 81. II.
min sling te public expenditures As ours s a go,orn
men' Of avs sonly by making lave or altefioe ,brfo
u' we Expenditure con he materially increased or d.
n'hsheu lhe uncqnalled property Of the country
nce General Jsckson has been in oice has filled our
ifessnIy 10 oyefiYwing The national debt has been
P,.o on, ana Conefess has hongbl proper 10 sppy
claims The fewafdng Of lie soldiers Of The Reyolioy
and Tue objects Of public nature, all Of which
msy have authorized by their aels, have only been
cSecuiedb y he President n much rnsnev has beea
Prh9ed' u is because The country had much 10 er
Psnu where y the wise farmer who will let tios,ns If
De '!ls w ms desk year after year, rather Than ez.
etsasng ms stock Would he gfeve At The end OF Inc
yer eng DC eensued by his neghbors because his expen
O''' h1o Desn increased when by those very expendi
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promise TO give Of the liberty and rdspsne6ss
Of hard money? They give you plenty OF false eamor
aud abundant professions Of regard tor your rights. But
YOU have intelligence TO separate the substance from the
mise and Judge how far their schemes calculated
promote your interests They would give you great
Bank aud thousand little Banks scattered through the
country in lesguc With Il. inundang you with paper
ney, aud perpeiuatng class o. who get rich
upon the labor OF others. No. being able TO get up
by Of lords, baIons, yscounts and knights they would
hive Bank nobility, 10 take all power aud wealth Of
the hands OF the People " lille deooqucng General
Jackson usuFper ani iyran', because he il opposed
TO Bank nobs " they themselves attempting to mis-
lead the people and d-ade them into surrender Of their
rights AMI independence the rag borons
It's no only in relation TO the currency that they at
tempt deceive you, bu, ia every ding else which
iales TO the administration Of che Government, Among
other hings you ohl that General Jackson has ia
creased the Expenditures of the Cove aud make
You believe -. they give you the whole paid from
tho Treasury Outing his administration and that OF MIR
Aidms Among these payfaen,s those Tor the
cna debt aud The appropriations made by Congress which
were no, asked for by the Executive. The following
correct statement obtained from the Treasury OF the
amounts paid account of the national debt during the
FOUR years OF Mr. Adams administration, aud the first
Of Gen. JacksOn's
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SM HlfE ROCK FOR SALE inlcnJ 10 OFF, for
on We premises, on ihe 18Th day OF gust nj. ,s
able Iisci Of I.and lying IN The county Of Fnvsnna i'm
msaIsWy on Tie RiTSnn1 River and C,ry's Creek and
containing about six hundred Acres Of Which, abon, one
hundred AMI twenty-five are hrsrate low qfognd
hoyg ssied Use use Of clover and plaster the snbcfibe
neaes not 10 say, that succeeds beyond any thing m
eh's neefd o. or Witnessed and Tor the information Of
lno'e VINO may wish 70 know whether Il be worth ileis
attention. be refers dein 70 Col Tn j. Randolph Of Al
e,smnie Doci. James VI Morris, Of Louisa and Mr
Tore te clover was cut This land frmsfy beloneed 10
The estate Of Wilson J. Cary deeds remsrksbS we'll
"aNdea-and y DDS been much improved since bought
annual iosiamens with trust deed 10 secure ie pss
mems a tract adjoining H. lying on Csfy's Creek NAV
be added u required JOHN II. TIMBERLAKE
fdmyFa, Juiy 70 23-wfw,
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General Jacksnn.
More paid by General Jackson than
MIR Adams, ST.
Sl2 450.770 0S

Yet would these candid enemies Of tile Administration
wske crime III General Jackson to have increased the
expenditures by paying on the debts of the nation The
deb, IL now nearly paid oh, and consequently the pay
mens oil last year that only s SAB 10
3S III II was crime H. General Jackson Increase the
expenditures account OF that debt in former years it
was merit TO reduce them in 1888
Dli me Opposi ion Toxic the whole expenditures of Mr.
Ailnss four years and General Jackson's Eve aud show
nA The latter are on an average considerably the largest
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VI ICE VI OoHiStlSSARY GENERAL SUBsIsrENCE.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS viii be rsc ,is q, iii.
~ office, until the Isl day of October next for the de-
livery Of provisions for the of the troops of the United
States TO be delivered in bulk, upon inspection as fol-
lows: - ~
m .Ne,O Orleans.
IS Ss,Is's:et fIs.S .qqsrase qear
55 S S@sSS.' sSG T Sa1a d s beans
1920 do Of good hard IA low candles =.
ll25 gallons of good cider vinegar
~ Baton Rouge.
500 10 Of iEs.S sOperaae flour
22O bushels OF new white field beans
ss:sl. q q good sss s ss ~, candles
.4t Fort eSnp % miles by land Goul Nrichitoches.
s3S ' ds q I, Sgs Sa .oygs,ass aqsr
sS $50 S SSSss o. f gooS %I. field beans
24oo do OF good hard ialiow candles
1850 gallons Of good cider vinegar
Doe haI on the let Mays remainder on let December 1886
al The Public Landing, sr miles from, Fort Toloson,
mouth ofthe -ChieD,ichi.
SO Do Of + R So$ .opsrGqo flour
300 bushels Of new white field beans
isss bushels g % g good ss6s a sl.s a sfPdo'
60 gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole to be deiy,sd e all The month of aP 1885, and to
.9t Fort Smith, .4rkansas.
20 Do o Of gSS .uporaoq flour
go bushels Of new whiio field beans
% bushels Of good clean dry salt
25D gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole 10 be delivered in all tho OF MAY s9j
III Fort Gibson mouth Of The Yerdigris $50 miles
ADORE Fort Smith, .4rltailsas.
$40 barrels Of 10
1000 do Ofh8sh surorfne mr.
$50 bushels OF new white field beans
ll6O0 pounds or good hard soap
Si9g DO o, good h rd follow candles
go bushels of good clean dry salt
300 gallons Of good cider vfnornr
The whoio 70 DO delivered by tho 1si Of May 1895.
al jefferson BaTracks 10 miles beIo,c ST. Iovis
$50 baffis o pork
$50 do ofGosh supaff1e n,us
$50 bushels Of uew wh f.li beans
$3.50 rounds Of good hard soap
1900 DO Of good hard aiow candles
~ bushels u good clean dry
l3'9 gallons q good cider vino.ar
~ Iort Ledgeniconh, Mouth ofLaule Plate.
go barrels Of
go DO Of hesa supsfflo aour
- bushels Of new white ~ bsans
3g00 pounfs Of good hard sosp
jcyl Do Of good hard a0w candles
81 bushels Of good dry salt
lOuO gallons 81 GOOD cider vinegar
Ono bali on IL May remainder 1sf fOciober, iSa5
m Fort armstrong, mississippi Riuer.
i3j barrels ~ pork -
26O do ~ flesh
100 bushels ofnow white 6-id beans
1880 pounds Of 60 Il hard
900 DO Of good hard aiow candlos
40 bushels Of good clean DRY salt
500 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole 10 be delivered BY tho 1st or June 1896
az Fort Crawford, Prairis dp Chfen gIios R;,er
barrels Of pork ~ V' A''''''
. DO Of ffosb soperfne -four
25 bushels ahte fed beams
1850 pounds good hari soip
1900 do OfgO0d hnfd iaios candles
90 bushels Of good closn DRY sah
ITO Aiilons 81 good cidoF vinegar.
Tho whole 70 DO delivered ty the isi Of June 1885
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July 2s

FHNo STONE MASoNS.-- a, a meeting Of the stock
~ holders oil the "Buckingham Iron Manufacturing
company on The 2lsi inst, il resolved, That the
treasurer be authorised TO advertise in tho Richmond pa
papers and Lexington Reporter for contractor 10 erect
furnace ior Tue company II is a-mportan, lha, the
work be commenced Immediately. and that il be well
executed; and i, will be needless for any person TO make
application, unless he comes well recommended
- ED. w. SIMS
virginia Mills, Buckingham County, July o. 24-6t
Tho Lexington Reporter will publish once week for
Tour week. aud send their Mr. Beverly Blair Of Rich
mond, for payment. "' 10 Mon
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sesaE'EERY.
"nuea rar neNAla. us.rsa.,


From baltimore Chronicle
has been tesked tha, IDEAS esy similar aad clothed in Ian
anos, enea e4aeu,y aseovetcdin delen,
stance Of III. Kind ~, under my notice a
nai9s peoliea called ,Iak tho realelphi Masa
,,o IN ,b, es by ISa'e ooe LS were soPsd
o'hct papers have believe thu, their circulation
"a. BY M Fam" Tssis SS 10 my ooisS tho
o% % sa both S
s,a sai a "a as Ss 20 ISh'p .o MOI ON, a,
70 claim for my Dayas hosie as u Is The merit At es: Of os
The verses sroy gesb but these do no, where ac
ss, 20 a. ON eoGs pag% TO Tho srd a%so, Ofac
TO a STAR
Thou trembling meteor in tho field. Of space.
Oh! tell mo wha. thou ant
A., ,hog world liko this opaque saa round
The throne the Mo,i uish1
@i If %' '1s s %s ssi'' who ds
Slaves to their groser selvess
And do some toll for riches, some for power,
S oy ss SnG sa SHsss S FOR out py SSs,
Oh pomp, OF hoo,loss fame:
Perhaps thou a when near,
Aud ST h s "n ns heat To- bs.. S %oi: S,
As thou . us-a star
Msais s a; COW thou ue@tle., in the sly
S SSso - Win" sn loSsSss s%e my ng heart
oA tell nc villa, thou att NJ
sTANzAs.-Br Mtss FASSr KrmpIE
ihau o .l',lG ~, ,asi, that, nyg q, po,ps stood
First gem OF evening, giieug mid the shroud,
Meath whose dark folds the day lies cod and dead
As ihTo' my tears my soul looks up thee,
loGthng the claycy chains that bind i here,
There comes fearful thou h,, that misery
Perhaps is found cen in Thy distant sphere.
AIT thou waTll OF and Of sin,
The hcritase of DEATH disease, decay
Wilderness ike that 70 wander in,
Where all things lsIost pass away?
And arc there graves u thee thou radiant world,
Oer which AL. elton, ping, bows her head
Where Hopes light wings Ia darkest dust foIlL..
And living heats lie buried " tho dead!
Perchance they do not die that dwell in thee;
Pechnnce theirs s IA darker door than our:
Unmeesurcd toll aud endless misery
Aud surviving that hath neither days nor hours!
Horrible dream! oh dark anduisma path,
Where now weeping walk, will not leave thee.
Earth has boon oil hor dcath:
Open thy arms oh mother? aud receive mo-
Take off tho hitter burhpn he slave
Give me my bth-right-giye tho grave-ihe grave!
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tsssAo bad Sss up his debts purc based new fcid and
douciedhe value OF his property On the contrary would
he not justly deserve censure, he lock up his
money in his DESK let his debts 20 unped aud his arn
unimprovedl
General Jackson. with the aid Of Congress been
na2ng our iundske prudent farmer lie has paid up
debts and put end TO the interest He has bought lands
oour indan ncghbors extensive as several States,
and sent them TO the distant west He has improv-
cd harbors and rivers facilitate and
speed the plough. Our msrch the road TO prosperity
more rapid--no nation ever ad, anced with
such gigantic slrides 10 greatness, lth, and power
itlsuue there has been OF expense Ia SOME
oil our administrative departments but that is 10 be
avoided Our population and commerce have greatly it,
creased, since General Jackson into Office reoair-
iig an Increase OF custom house officers, diplomatic
agents. and other officers somewhat in proportion This
progress Ia expenditure continue long as our
country advances As our frontier enlarges the expenses
oil our army which raverses il whether its
numerical strength be augmented or AS lands are
brought into market the expenses OF our land system must
increase. In line, is simple as not TO under
stand, uatA a'ge country be governed,o chespy
az sail onernot the expenses OF the city Of ~ York
must be greater than those OF Harrodsburg, and that the
affairs ot the United States be managed wi,h as
lule expense those Of Kentucky. To reduce the ex-
penui'utc and reduce the revenue as much possible,
consistently with the public interest," has been General
JacSsons constant study Notwithstanding the necessary
increase OF ihe orner in branches OF the public
vice. the revenue is diminishing under the operations
Of The new tariff. end il will be followed by dimiuuon
oil expenditures
directly under the supcriDendence OF the President
gelher, there has been very little increase OF expenses
eACep III removing the IND aus, appears by the follow
ing statement, viz:
The Executive expenses Of the four years Of
Mr. Adams, embracing all those Of the
treasury Department, aud the Office ex-
pehses OF oil the departments aversgedpcr
year, Sl0I 1913 25
During Gen. Jaekson's FIVE
years, $40 500 90
Average increase. s76sOs rs
During alr. Adams four years, the diplomatic
expenses, including contingent oil foreign
Intercourse, averaged $i6S .727 10
Durng General Jackscns FIVE
years, 2O9 9i5 SO
Average increase. APIS 81
The expenses Of the army during Mr. Adj
ans four years, $l,93s9 9S 9s
During Gen. Jackson's FIVE
years, 21i2Si5 IA
Average increase, 2Os 900 7e
Total average Increase, 32l. 432 81
lie expenses of the navy during Mr. Adj
ans four years, averaged per
year, 50 s02 662 So
During Cen Jacksons admin
istraIion, they have averog-
ed, 3652,lis ii
Average decrease in Navy Department, 2Io2li IL
Average increase i'm all Tho en-, 70, n,
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32l,4s2 %
SiIl.Iss 81


The increase in the Treasury Department is already
ne'1u.ed oi; The increase in the army is explained by
IN The expenses OF foreign intercourse is attributable IN
me greater energy aud activity Of the Government which
nave resulted in tho recognition Of long standing claims
OF our merchants against Denmark Colornbia France
Naples, SPAIN aud advauiag Gus commercial ,eatirs
with Great Britain, Turkey, Austria and o her powers
On Tie whole, there sno the slightest ground 10 com
plain of the Administration in relation to The public ex
Pedufe Their increase is attributable wholly 10 Cen
gress and the of our country do not 1oL,
however, hailey may be materially reduced if Congress
wu pass proper laws reforming system public ser
vice. ana eSrrce caution in granting claims and
making appropriations.
In these statements the Post Office Department is not
included because it has nothing with The Treasury: il
species OF independent establishment living unon s
own resources, aud drawing nothing from Tie Tre.surv
pu IS" salaries II appears 10 me extraordinary how
ever mat This most peIvading and active department of
our Government las not been subjected by Congress TO
more sirri regulations The period is distant when il
WIN be placed on footing OF responsibility with ali The
other departments.
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9f.Is0 sO
Excess 10 favor Of Gen. Jackson

Excess IN favor OF Gen Jackson 326 275 so
Since the commencement Of Gen. Jsckson's admisra-
iop Congress have appropriated money aDl directed dis
onremen's Tor objects upon which there TO expendi-
lue DUNG Mr. Adams term Of service; among IN are
the following, viz
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USI PUBLISHED, "Rsndolph's letter. 10 a Young
% Relative, embracing series Of years from early youth
70 mature nenhood aud for sale by n. !. SMITH.
S1ho 10 i1-H