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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
SLAVES AT AUCTION.

nlRSl Ant to decree of the county court of
l. Campbell, pronounced in a cause therein de-
pcudng between Bernard Ruckcr and Polly his
wife, ills ID. Elliott, and Pat>cy his wife, Nancy
Hay, and VIM. W. Dmwiddic, admir-. of Robert
Russell, dec plaintiffs, and James Russell, William
Russell, and Thomas Cock, admr. of Pleasant Rus
sell, dec, and David Russell, dec, defendants.
The undersigned the Commissioners therein
named, will, on the 23d day of July, 1888, at the
Market House, in the town of Lynohburg, expose
sale, by way public auction, for cash, ten val
liable slaves, consisting of men, women, ,ys and
girls JOHN ALEXANDER, rouo,,,s
JOSIAH SliEpPERSON. o
June y tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

:, L'rrIt Rock, May 29-Maor Elias Rector,
Marshal Tor the Territory, arrived in town on
tuesday evening last, from the Usage nation.
where he mad been in pursuit of an Usage who had
committed murder some time since. 1t seems that
the Usage had lost two children by the cholera.
ana becoming cnragod with the whites for intro
au'mg IT. walked into the blacksmith's shop, and
s'aooed inc occupant, white man. lie has been
taken, we understand, and carried to Cantonment
Lcavenworth, whence he will be broucbt and ,r;nd
at the next duly term of the Superior Court Of
this Territory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
SAVANNA, (Ga.O June Is.

$4,000 Dollars, part of the Honey stolen from
the Branch Bank Of Darien tound-We are
erat'tcd to have it in our power to state that s23.
ooo OF the large amount purloncd from the Bank
was Yesterday recovered. twas discovered ycs-
terday morning by negro drayman slowed away
among some cotton bales ON Johnson's wharf
The money was doubtless placed there the nigh,
previous, as the cotton was landed on the wharf ON
MondaN, and underwent an inspection ON Tuesday.
Our Police cannot be too vgilant, so as. if pos,i
bic, 10 ferret all concerned in this daring robbery.
Tor one person alone could hardly have accomplish
'u Georgian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
June Is
Valuable Land. near nynehburg. for Sale.

EpIRSI Ant to the last will and testament OF
Iandon tabcll, dec. | Row offer for sale that
yer, valuable tract OF iond belonging to the estate
of said dccrdent, situate, llarriss creek in the
county of AMHERST about six miles from the town OF
Lynchbura. near the stage road leading from Lynch
burg to Charlottesville, and containing oil acres,
more less Til eontignltN OF this estate To the
lynchburg market, and the fertility OF its soil, rem
der it an object peculiarly deserving the attention OF
capitalists
The terms will be nude very accommodating, and
will be made known application. Possession will
be delivered the purchaser ON the LIST day OF Jann
airy xt and he viii have the privilege of sowing a
crop ofsmal grain onthe land At the usual season in
the coming fall.
Should not effect Il private sale previous to the
LIST ,ay of August next. tie said land will that
day be exposed To sale, the premises, by way of
public auction at which time the terms of sale,
(Which rs before stated, will be accommodating, J
will be disclosed.
The title to the land Is believed to be unqucstiona-
by good but acting merely as an executor, will on
" convey such title isvested in me by the will of
NV tcstator CHlSWELL DABNEY, Ex'or.
of Landon CabeIl, dec.
june II If
-. The Editors of the Charlottesville Advocate
i'll please publish the above for one month"; and for
ward their account To this Office for payment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

p)lRSl ANIto decree of the circuit superior
court OF law and Chanccrv for the county of
Amherst in a sult therein drpeniing between Wi
liam Coleman, pllt. aud Godfrey Tolcr. executor of
1'ilah barnes and others defendants shall expose
To sale, by public auction for ready money. ON the
premises, on the 9TH day of July next the tract of
iand IN SAID decree mentioned, containing ninety five
acres more or less, IN fee simple estate and il need
be- sell the | MON MILLS, subject to the widows
dover, containing five acres of land, on Pedlar River
anu 'oloihhs the ninety five acre tract. This pro-
perry isstuated nearthc Buf1aloc SPRINGS and Lnnu
as Barnes's place. THO. n. EUBANK. sheriff
OF Amherst and Com'r.
'"'e - wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
Tobacco Land for Sale or Rer+

Wish to sell valuable tract Of Land il H..
n county y, OF Amherst, adjoining the residence Of
Maj \. Taliafcrro containing GOO ,.raa w.. =.
1'o acres are cleared, and is productive in rra;n
inc remainder is woods, nearly all of which SonH
produce tobacco of the finest quality. Ontbs ,rart
IS comfortable dwelling, and the wafer !, good
and plentiful ""'er Is soo'
also wish to rent several large bodies Of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country. IN vor, rc,.
sonabIe terms. Persons inclined to hm,' as oa,
would DO well to give me an carly cali and ID view
for themselves - nD I",, ana we"
Amherst, June Is ''iO->D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
June -
Franklin Circuit Superior Court of 1,u
and Chancery. May Term, 1895.



against
George w. Brown and Miiiam his wifi U,;,I;...
Crump, Jr., in his own right and as cyccu,or Of
George Crump, deceased; Pleasant Dickinson
Andrcw }. Brown, John Barger, Sarah GRIMM
Nancy Crump, Stephen Law and Diauna his VIII
Pleasant T.. Brccdloye and Hannah his wife Jobr
j. Young and Elizabeth his wife, BENJAMIN Smith
and Sibly ms wife, and Henry p. Smith and Fran.
ccs his wife, DnfanJ,,', '""'
Upon the motion of the plaintiff !, ,bs o.,,so
the court doth adudgc, order and decree tba, thn
accounts of William Crllmp, executor of Gcornc
Crump, deceased, be referred 10 one of tbc com.
miSsoncrs of this court, who is directed +, so,lo
and state the same, far as to asccr,o;, .,.,a
amount OF the said estate George W. Brown i am
titled to; and that he report his proceedings 70 ho
'o 't WIN any matters thought pertinent by him.
order to a final decree in the premises "''u' !"
4 copy-Testc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
First Rate LcalhcrwO God Land
FOR SALE.

4 BOUT Eleven Hundred Acres lying on the
a Main Road, on both sides of the main leather
wood Creek, and extending to Smiths River. on
which II runs about one mile. On these two streams
there Is good proportion of first rate bottom Nearly
one-ha of the tract cleared and in good heart The
uncleared land equal to any for Tobacco, Wheat and
Closcr-30O bearing Apple trees, of very choice
tru-a variety OF almost every other kind of fruit
trees.-The tract remarkably well watcred--not sur
passed for health by any part OF the United States,
bee,e-Tweve miles from Dan River at Leaks
vllle-Smlih's River eighty or ninety wards wide
opposite this land very easily made navigablc The
Leatherwood land is celebrated for the richness and
durability of its soil, aud this tract acknowledged I,
be- at least equal to the best of it, by all who know
r.-Ihe improvements respectable.
PATRICK II. FONTAINE.
Henry co. June - w6,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

Uom 10 haifcr a knurc.--Fhc following curious
hymeneal notice is from the Stamford Comm Sen
linc
In New York State, by Nathan Green, Esq
May 30, Hiram Br,ndagc, to Thurza Rasco, Wild
CIV of Abraham Rasco, all OF Stanwicll
We understand from a source worthy of credit,
that the Young man who led the widow Rasco to
the altar, first mate love to the widow on the Sa-
tnrday previous to their marriage. After Il few
hours courlshp, he mate love to $40 in specie,
and French watch belonging to the fair one
made OFF to New York with his booty--ihc widow
madc after him, caught him, and Esquire Green
MADE them man and wife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
EsyEE.YEDE Spring =.

IExE- Circumstance, bcyondmy control make
ts1sS it necessary that | should postpone the
reception of company at the above Springs, until
the ls of July, at which time shall be amply pre-
pared to entertain my friends and the public gene
rally, in style which | iattcr myself cannot fail
to please all who may favor me with call.
WM l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

1" hsci caaghf.-I'he Magazine and Atyo-
cate says, that while the Mormon Prophet 10 Smith
was IN Ohio, engaged in PROSECUTING people to the
faith oithc "Gollcn Bible" he sought to give adj
donal socmnity to the baplismal rite, by atllr-
nihe that on each occasion an angel would appear
on the opposite side ithc stream and there remain
until the conclusion of the ccrcm ny. The rite
WIS administered in the evening in Grand River
near gainesville, no, by the prophet in person. but
by his disciples. In agreement whthc prediction
OF the prophet, on each occasion IA figure in white
was seen ON the opposite bank, and the faith of the
faithful was thereby greatly increased. Suspicious,
as 10 the incorpoica nature ofthc reputcd angel at
length mduc"da comp ny of young men (unbcc-
Ncrs oi conrSr) To examine the quality of the ghost
and having Sccrctcd themselves they awaited its
arrival lh"Ir expectations were soon realized
by It's appearance III IFS customary poStio1,
aud rushing from their lair, they succeeded
IN forcing it into the stream, and although
lis efforts to"Scapc were powerful they succeeded
IN bringing it in triumph to the opposite side of
the stream, when who should tins supposed inhab-
liant OF the upper world be, but the Mormon pro-
phet himself dorchester REP.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
(From tie ST. Louis Commercial Bnitetn.)

Pehifcd BafaiO.-This extraordinary curios-
iiy WI, discovered about two years since by some
irappcrs belonging to Captain Bcni's company,
l,ng on the side Of one Of the beaver dams OF the
RIO Grandc ofthc North "a stream emPiying IT.
self into the Gull of California; whose waters II
is SAID, possess the pctrliying qualities to AN emf
nent Decree its shores Astounding III specimens OF
various animal and vegetable productions ina pct
riied state The pctriiicd Buffalo is described by
those who have seen it, to be pcric IN It's pet
raciion as when living with the exception OF hole
in one of the Sides about -four inches III diameter,
around which the hair has been worn of probably
by the friction of the water III which II must have
lain for agcs past to have produced such pllc-
nomenon. The hair in the hump and shoulders,
neck, forehead and tail, though concreted into al
most smooth surface, may be easily discern
ed Tho horns, eyes, noslrils, mouil, and legs,
are as perfect in their stone is IN their pristine
state.
The country in which this rare specimen was
found, Is inhabited bv the Euteaux, a rowing tribe
OF sayagcs, who SubN,t, great portion OF their
lives, on insects, snakes, toads, roots, &c. This
tribe being particularly hostile To the whites, rem
ders the acquisition OF this curiosity an undertaking
not little hazardous notwithstanding this and
many other difficulties to be sarmounted, such as
distance, expense, &c. our enterprizing citizen,
Captain Charles Bent, contempates procuring
and bringing ii to the United States with hin, ON
his return from Santa Fc, during the ensuing au-
tunn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

The Birmingham Journal states that Mr.. Rob,
orrlN, of limdlingham, a magistrate and Chairman
OF the Walsingham session, has abscond,d i, *
beIie,edt 10 America, having previously committed
torgerIes to the amount of t25 900. lie has left
behind HIM twelve young children, now entirely
iriendiess, Mrs orrs having died in child bed last
year. Amongst the sufferers are his own father
his brother Orris, both farmers at IIudrinobom
his tathcr-in-law, Jack Young, formerly of Bar
wick, farmer, but now of Brancaster, retired from
business TO the amount, we are informed, of 81 900.
and T. W. Coke, Esq, to the amour, of ca 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
NIessrs. John Gibbs. and Robert H.

MI Vaughan 20 akt hoII't tIlaI on th' @Oth
day of July 1888 at the office of John A. Wharton,
Esq, in the town of Liberty in Bedford county Nr-
ginla, shall take the dispositions of William b.
Vaughan and others, to be read in evidence on the
trial of a suit in ehancery depending in the
circuit superior court OF law and chanccry, for
the said county of Bedford. wherein \. J. Agee is
plaintiff, and you and myself defendants and it.
from any cause, the taking of the said dispositions
shall not be completed the above named dav |
shall continue taking the same, from day 10 day nm
til the whole are taken.
JAMES H. EPPS
Ge7fdiaa = NorY T., IGvghdr.
June l., WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
NJ. G. CARPER -
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~, ROCKY Mount, SM lime. 1875
;,i , mI Pa''.es interested III the foregoing decree
a a',l TAKE not'Ge that have appointed Friday, the
therein directed to be taken, ON which J, "'vou"'
hour OF 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ they will attend ~ W.,
office, in Rocky Mount, with their ,coo ,en' d' ny
erS, copies of court papers, &c. nrenarad so"en'
animation and settlement. f'" ioi CA
June Is - Com r.
W4W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

UsI received a supply of very fine Lemon
~ syrup for making Lemonade, &c, which we
will sell low by the bottle ordozcn
j. r. 4 !. y. ROlALL.
Jul, , :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
JOHN THOMPSON, in. Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OrrIcr }

imherst Court House, June 1. 1885
~ he parties WIN take notice, that have appointed
Tuesday the 4th day OF August next, to commcncs
the account in the foregoing order sncc;GcJ NV
which day, at the hour of . O'Clock. 4. NJ tbcy a,a
requested to attend atmy Office with their accoun,.
vouchers ana COPIES OF court papers, prepared for c,
animation and settlement
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com.
June % ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
Franklin Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaucery, May Term, 1898.
John W. Lumsdcn,


against
David Sink and Della his wife, Asa Dillon, Ar
thur Dillon, Henry Dillon, Jesse Dillon Jr. " IL
liam Dillon, John Bankenship and Mary Ann ms
wifi. Jacob Fowler and Martha his wife, Fanny
Paisley, Robert Paisley, William Paisley Jr., heirs
and distributes OF Jesse Dillon, Jr. deceased and
Samuel Hale and John D. Booth, administrators oil
the said Jesse Dillon decd. Deits
II anpearinq to the satisfaction of the court that
the subpoena awarded the plaintiff ON the 18th day
of August 1888, has been duly served on Robert
Paisley, Henry Dillon, Fanny Paisley, William
Paisley Jr., Asa Dillon, Arthur Dillon, Delilah
Sink and William Dillon, more than four months
ago, and they still failing to appear and answer the
plaintiff bill the same is taken for confessed as to
these defendants. 1t appearing also that the or
der of publication awarded in this cause ON the
I'd day Of September, 1898, has been duly pub
lishcd as to David Sink, Jesse Dillon Jr. and
John Blankcnship and Mary Ann his wife, who are
absent defendants and they still failing 10 appear
and answer the plaintiffs BILL the same Is also ta-
ken for confessed as to these defendants; and
now this cause came on this day to be heard, ON
the bill, the answer of the defendants, the exhibits,
and examination of witnesses, and was argued by
counsel; upon consideration whereof the court
doth adudec, order and decree that the accounts
of Samuel Hale and John ID. Booth, adminlstra-
tors of Jesse Dillon Sr. decd. be referred to one
of the commissioners of this court that he state
and settle the same, showing what amount, il any,
is in the hands of the said administrators, belong
ing the defendant David Sink that an account
also be taken before one of the SAID commission
crs of the HAYES and other personal estate of Jcs
So Dillon decd in the hands Of the said admins
traitors, showing the amount and value thereof, to
which the said David Sink is entitled, and that he
report his proceedings to the court, with any
matter, thought pertinent by himsclf,-or required
by the parties to be SO stated. Copy-Testc,
MOSES 6. CARPER, DC.
CoMMIssIoNER's OfrIcE,
Rocky Wouat, Janc SIN, 1875.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
will take notice that have appointed Tuesda, the
2sth day of July next to commence the accounts
therein directed to be taken, ON which DAY at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock \. NJ, they will attend at my
office in Rocky Mount, with their accounts, ,ouch-
crs, copies of court papers, &c prepared for exam
nation and settlement.
BURWELL G. KEATS, Com.
June - wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
,on NOTICE.

as Gmm AKIN all persons trading for or taking an
Mitchell Of Rad ul pond executed by me to William
pei' payable iirst of October next for 81 hnd
nso smdn ,or the purchase of horse. which nrovnr
, Insoun'' was taken back bv the said ucim ,.bo
.rn promised to deliver up the bond 10 "a hn, h,
since refused TO do so 'o"'' ~ me- Du' i"'
June 70 u IfNSLEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

SIC TRANSIT, &c" Longwood, the celebrated
residence of the Imperial Exile Napoleon, is now
inhabited by cowherds and stable boys--and his
state apartments are transformed into barns and
stables
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
NE\, SpisING GOODS.

I M now RECEIVING a heautIiUI asSOrtmcnt OF New
1 Spring, Staple and Fame, Goods, which corii-
ally invite my friends aud die public TO examine:
JOHN G.. MEEM.
Anrl l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
Clock and Watch Maker,

one door above the Franklin Hotel. and homes from,
ms long experience IN business, share norton %,
tho public patronage D. " LOVE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
EI.Ed'D.V:
DOMESTIC GOODS.

~ BALES assorted. bleached and unblcachet
~ at prices that will be satisfactory
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
Aprl %
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June I |
cLocK AND WATCH MAKING.

NE undersigned takes this method of informing
me citizens of Lynchburg and the adjacent
country. that he has commenced the business If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
I opy-l este,
JOHN THOMPSON. Clo,l

COMMISSIONERS OFrIcr.)
1mherSt Court HOUSE June !, 1875.
The parties will take notice. that bavo ,,r,;..
Thursday the 9th day of August next, to commsnoa
the accounts in the foregoing order specified, on
which day, at the hour of O'Clock A. III ,b,
requested to attend at my Office with their acroy'',
vouchers and copies of court papers, prcnarcJ ~,
examination and settlement " vi
ROBERT TINSLEY. Cam
June % "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

IL cIIANcERY.

John Morgan, Henry. Nnpelt and James r
Tor. Dcf.nl..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

NIRGINIA.-At IA Circuit Superio, Gam, -,
Law and Chancery, continued by adiournmrr,
and held tor the county Of Amherst, a, the Cour
mouse on tuesday the I'd day OF september, 1881;
John James Morgan, an infant, under I'll, ,,o -,
twenty one years, by his guardian and next friend
LdcHiildS pluhihond, pIdmnD
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June Il
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Jul,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
NEWPORT:
LOSS OF THE
FORTEFECATION HsHLL.
Read AttcntiveIy, Fellow
CitiZcns-and judge for
Yourselves

.7grcat interest haring been expressed by
many freomcn Of The State, Hot The correspon-
dence bcireen the Hon. ASHER RoBBINs, and
a number Of orr most respectfully Jeiior citizens,
as 10 The causes Of fhe loss orhe bill Jar Fo,fi-
fcaiions, shoud be Immediately published,
noe issued for This purpose on Friday, an erira
sheet, and sutJoined The statement From He u.
S. Gazette, ,chich ee published entire IN our
last week's paper Ue again solici from erery
impartial and considerate Freeman Of Rhode
ktdnd,an aitentiUe perusal these docnmeniS,ns
furnishing the most concluSire and triumphant
rindic0tion ofHc Wing SENATE, and placing
on he House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,, and the
sabseIvient tools of the EXECUTIVE, the
'ehole blame QfMis iniq,iious and 10 many Of
oar JeiioD- citizens, most oppressive transaction
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
.N'EW TYPE AND SY'EREOTYPE
FOUNDRY, LFBOSTO.N.

rlNIIE Type and Stereotype Foundry, formerly
n located in Lancaster, is removed to No. 3,
Watershed, Boston, where the subscribers are
prepared Ia furnish new and second hand PRINT
ING TYPE, Brass and link RULES, HEADS,
&C. sc.
Having made an arrangement with Mr.. Jesse
Holiness for the manufacture of Type and other
articles usually furnished by Type Founders, and
as he is well experienced aud Interested in this
department, customers are assured that particular
pains will be taken TO answer all orders in a
prompt and faithful manner.
They have on hand large quantity Of Plea
Small Plea, Long Primer, Bourgeois, BREWER,
Minion, Nonpareil and Pearl Type, Of various
faces, which has been used for Siereolyping, aud
is but very lltle worn, which is offered at large
discount.
Aw assortment of Newspaper and Toy Book
Cuts. Stage Cuts, sc.
metal RULE, n good article for advertise
mcnt rules 10 Newspapers, tables, &c. which can
he afforded for half the price of brass.
All orders for the above, will be thankfully re-
ceived.
IT, \ large discount will be made for cash.
SrEREorYpING in all its branches, executed
with accuracy and despatch, in the most perfect
manner. Particular attention Is paid TO Steleo-
typing Works illustrated with Wood Cuts.
Publishers are requested to examine works re-
Gently Stereotyped at this Foundry, as it is be-
lieved no works have been out Of il, but such as
would do credit TO any Foundry in the country.
Orders executed on the most liberal terms as
to price and payment.
SHEPARD, OLIVER, & co.
No. 3, Watcr-street, I'd door
From Washington-s'reet.
Boston, Feb. 18th, lS35.-[6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
I Nr. Robbins Reply
NEWPORT, MARCH 81, 1895

Gentlemen:
The circumstances which 60 to make up
the history ofthc Fortifcation Bill, alluded to
by You, will vindcate, trust, the Senate
from all blame or accountability for the loss
of that Bill; and shew that the responsibility
for that loss attaches itself elsewhere. This
history, agreeably to your request IN your
note OF yesterday, will now proceed to give
you.
That Bill came from the House OF Repre-
sentatives to the Senate on the 2lst oi Janu-
ary, containing specific appropriations, dcsig-
mating all the particular objects, and defining
the amount appropriated to each, according to
the requirement of the Constitution, aud ac-
cording to the practice under it, from the COM
mencement of the Government down to the
present time. This Bill as sent from the
House, it is understood, was founded on est'
mates made by the War Department whose
peculiar province it is to make, and to com
municatc such estimates. This Bill, by th'