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S3G.7O0.0UO 90
42,Ou0,0o0 90
100000 90
3l.0U,0G0 %
5,70O,O00 10
Balance of resources over expenditures
S36,7UU,000 90

think it proper here to remark, that IN TINS state
ent have charged upon the resources OF the pre-
sent year. those Treasury notes which are now outsand
oo because the amount expected TO come into the Urea
from postponed merchants bonds will probably ex
csed the sum above stated by an amount which Will De
sufficient for their redemption These, then, are the
plain facts which gentlemen are 60 puzzled to hunt up
through the reports of the Secretary and TO
after they have been found. ihere Is reaiy no ohcuy
about it,
You will perceive, Mr. Speaker, that have not at
tempted to prove TO maintain, that the means OF Inc
Government will be sufficient al the close OF the present
vear 10 redeem at all the Treasury notes autho
fired to be Issued by this bi but that they will be sui
cient on the day when, by the terms Of The BILL they
are redeemable, TO witt on the Sls day OF December
1899 On the 3ist day Of December next if am right
In nv estimates you will have in hand for that purpose
& sip) OO aud on the next day. the lst OF January,
1889, another instalment from the deposite banks,
amounting 10 one million and half falls due; making
tb. available means the day after the bill OF the l2th Oc
1907 .bsI xpire over seven millions Of dollars And
Sir what other means have we? Extend your inquiries
but little farther and you will hnd that Ia The
Won have another nstalment falling due from the depo
cit. banks of more than million and nall and ano!her
bond Of tn. Bank of The u S for Sc 100000, making
together an additional sum of S. ,60O UOU; which, adoed
to tho other sum of 00 makes together ri avail
able MEANS Sll 800 600, 10 redeem the Si0W0ooo OF
Treasury authorized 10 be issued by this Dill Al
Ter this will gentlemen tell there no means IN the
Treasury. If they not satisfied, will any one point
out 10 me the Of this statement And yet we are
told not only that there is not dollar in the Treasury
IN, The gentleman from Tennessee his opinion
ths, there will be deficiency of eleven millions of dol
lars at the close Of the year.
IMr. Bell explained, that the Treasury notes, being
made receivable for the public dues, would create deb
cheney to that amount
M, Jones. True. Sir, they made receivable in
for the public Dues but that does not alter the
s.s. because each nole returned TO the Treasury re.
s..m. sbs, much Of the deb, of The Treasury They
constitute .eedeemng fund Bn. e me ,, eel, r ie
80 60 .;r vsy back into the Treasury fast as they
.,. sss.oo,s done now tina. the banks are beginning
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We regret to announce the death at his residence in
Ithaca, OF the Hon ANDREW d. w. BR"Ys,a reoresen-
tave in Congress from the TonPkins aud ioga district
Of this State Judge b. as the pupiic have oeeniPPrz'
ed has been long confined, in his route homewar from
the effect of pulmonary attack, prnduced or great
IL aggravated by the confinement OF his public
ducs and although finally enabled 10 reach Ina iamy
and his constituents, it only to expire anon, them
He has filed several official stations It'll high Gedt 10
himself and adyantageousy to the public interests and
in all his relations citizen, N judicial OF legislative
life aud among his family and friends, he greatly
esteemed for his personal worth, and for an Exemplary
reclilude OF life and characlcr-.1i6any arguS
THE FREScH BLocKADEs-Extracti from The London
Times Of The Odd Of June last:
ain the House of Lords, last night, Lord Ahbuton
presented petition from the merchants OF Liverpool
complaining Of the detriment which British commerce
sustained in consequence Of the blockade OF the ports
of Mexico and Buenos Ayres by the French and call.
ing The Government for its active interference 10
protect British rights. Lord Melbourne sail he could
assure the noble lord that the subject had not escaped
the attention of her Majrslys Government. He consI.
deted II matter of great importance, and on that de.
served the utmost consideration.
Information has reached the Department If State,
from the Charge dAiares Of the United St5s at San
tiago dc Chile of the Chilean Government having de-
creed the blockade Of the ports of Callao, Chgos and
Ancon flom the 18Th Of A pr last. The commence
othe blockade subsequently put ofo the 2olh,
and the l9lh five Chilean vessels OF war nl!Cd from
Valparaiso, for the purpose OF carrying the ecree into
. ctiect-Globc.
Colonel Gwin, Receiver Of Public Moneys Pontiac,
Mississippi died suddenly at the Exchange Hel, in n.
Orleans, the 25lh ulIimo. His compaintsad to be
bilious choIic.
We learn from gentleman who has recently seen
Mr.. Senator Walker, Of Mississippi, that, cmtrary to
the report the health of that gentlenn has i'm
proved and is improving-Nat. Int.
A case involving the legality Of The proceedings OF
/ a. nE tha Lnrrb
came up in the Supreme Court of Pennsy lmnia few
weeks ago The Court decided that it had jurisdiction
in the case, and it set down for trial iu November
next.
Tie Drough-As the train Of was passing
through Brandywine Hundred, Delaware, on Tuesday
last spark from the locomotive fell in stubble field
and flame Immediately flashed over the whole field
consuming the stubbe and dead gree like finder.
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Medical Department Of the University Of Pirginia
TIL next session of this institution viii commence on the l
the branches Of Medical Science delivered by three
| J.P EMMETT, N. d., Chemistry and Materia Mcdicn.
RE GRlFFiTl NJ d. Theory and Practice of Medicine OBJ
stetrcs and Medical jurisprudence.
IL. cABELL, NJ. D., Anatomy. Physiology and Surgery.
The organization OF the Medical Department Gthe I"IT.sy Of
fnn presents P"cuIartes not to be found in other Medical
Schools United States which experience OF
has shown to be admirably calculated fulfil the intention of
its fonnc II would he needless detail the by
which the University has een enabled Virginia and
the South generally al" the benefits school
organized, but deemed right
that the public should be made acquainted with
the point, which it differs from other Medical institutions
The for 10 month. without and
with Lectures each hour and half on; delivered
faby retained by the STUDENT therefore,
the pepexy and fatigue oil daily encounerng Lee
ures delivered IN rapid sncceson always happens elsewhere
in of the necessity of COMPRISING all the Lectures
within the space OF four five months.
At each meeting OF the several Cases the students sub
eced full examination the preceding Lecture thus cnnb
Ing tho Professor to ascertain their acquaintance with the subject
Any 'on Of proper and approved moral conduct offer
Candidate for graduation md receive the degree with
reference 10 tho time Of joining the school, provided he
manner the various examinations prescribed
DDS Of the session. by which
himself thoroughly each Of the branches without the
adopted other Medical Institutions The separate
are Anatomy and Phy'ioosy-hcoy and Practice Of Medicine
-Chems' nnd Msiena Medcn, including Phamacy-ohctfcs
and Medic thus occupied for
each candidate between three and four hours period nearly
Thus by this system i must be evident diploma is
granted fully qualified receive tho honors oil
the doctorstc.
Connected with the school Anatomical and Pathological
Museum which has been lately enriched with important and
specimens selected Pa by Of the Professors An annual
appropriation allowed by the authorities OF the University fer
purpose secun. subjects and ample for dissection
thus spdnnt the trin2 Of five dollars
Arrangements have been made which will enable the Professors
deliver Clinical LECTURES al an lnhtmay now established within
the precincts of the University.
The Medical Student has the use Of the Public Library upon
footing Academica Students may
Of The standard works and periodicals pro.
fes.on.
The expenses for the for 10 limited 10 sei3 il
students occupy tormory S2GS student rents
entire ipmory.
Thi provide, for board including
turswasug and a,tcudancefuc and
Of Library aud public ooms-fss the Professors aud dis
sectins iee l2o-Stl5sl August Z.
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terms. At all events, we are by nv colleague proPo
son to incur debt and large annual amount OF IN.
tercs,, when do not want the principal Sir, have
not been educated in that school of politicians who be-
lieve that national debt is national blessing con-
slider national debt a national curse, never 10 be sad
died upon my country except under circumstances Of
the most overriding necessity.
Again. Mr. SPEAKER can you obtain the amount of mo-
ney which Government is expected 10 stand in need OF
That is question well worthy Of consideration! Where
are you TO get it, Will gentlemen inform me: Shall
be told, il be procured in New York, in PhlIa.
delphia or in any other commercial city of the United
Sia,es Shall be told that al time when every nerve
has been strained and the people pressed almost TO the
last extremity for the purpose OF discharging an enor.
nous weight Of foreign debt, that ten millions can be
spared here Shall be told that, at time when the
are making every effort TO specie payments,
and when they have turned, and turned the screws,
long who have connection with them can bear,
with view TO control their circulation and business ge-
neray, and save, if possible, The forfeiture OF their
charters which hangs suspended them by the le
gal enaclmenls OF the Legislatures Of the States when
the Government ITSELF crippled and embarrassed it
has been in its finances, has been appealed TO by its
debtors for relie-and let it be remembered that that
Government never turned . deaf TO those appeals
II ask, Sir, is it to be expected, can any
poet that in such state of things, that amount
Of money can be procured in this country: II can
not. Then what must you do: You must resort to
some foreign source, and send mission abroad for the
purpose How long will that take? Remember,
have no Great Western steam ship al command at
moments notice, but at the least 1t would take TO 60
there either England to Holland to negotiate the
loan. and return with the proceeds, from two 10 three
months and what is to become of the Government in
the time Unable 10 pay the army, unable to pay
the navy; unable to advance single dollar TO those
brave fighting the battles OF your country;
unable to carry any of those works for which you
have made appropriations; unable to pay your
ordinary expenses; and you to wait all this time that
you may have The pleasure of saying, when you have
succeeded in carrying out tina, Fedora! doctrine, that
al last, we have q national debt.
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Office.
Richmond, Aug 25-2
ANDS FOR SAE.-ln obedience Dacrec OF the Crcui,
superior Court Chrucery for Augusta county pro
a cause therein depending between
Samuel Aoalc trustee OF Samuel and Robcr; Puriance,
Plaintiff,
John Mitchell sheriff Of Lewis county, administrator Of IIenry
PurvancC, deceased; Samuel j. Donaldson and Others Des
September 1893, sell (und
continue from day to day public
CHEST bidder the town Of WESTON Lewis county, w.
the following. OF LAND 200 lying Poca,a-
leo river 81 BIZ Ek river Of from
thousand acreThs tract supposed contain
great II clothed with alum
dance good timber The the line for 2 miles. afford
distance
COO Hughes about half
Wood the residue in Lewis county The flows through this
Is miles aodns fine and safe navigation
TO Parscbu. distance Of 60 20 miles by This
actual surveys into 30 plantations OF
m my which finely improved with good buildings, orchards,
&C., and all well supplied with the best OF good, COOL spring
There cool and mills this property ! he
Virginia. This lnn is finely mbercd we'll adapted TO farming
grazing and lies in fine healthy part of Wes"r, Virginia
county, lying Middle
Island creek upon which Moses williamson John Adams William
Smith and Lewis Bond, reside.
ho Point Pleasant the county OF Mason Monday tho
of October 1888 shall sell 200 small tracts
cuped by Mcssrs James Cdpch Walter Newman those claim
under him. James Pccs John Peck John Lewis Thomas Kin
ca Jacoh Peek George Lewis Peter Peck Nehemiah Rogers
Newman, Henry Cnpelart James Berry, Samuel Iirce Michael
Zircc Joseph Window, Cyrus Blake, Alan Wcisc Robert Nit
e and others the upper OF these lands sa good bank
Of mineral coal Tho sales from day DAY until all are
sold, upon the following fourth OF the purchase
in hand fourth oneourh
years in years, purchaser giving bond with
and lien land the
OF the deferred instruments.
The title to all the lands offered for sale good they being held
by and Military grants and have actual
sion for upward of thirty years. JAMES N. CAMP,
Aug 26-l2t1 Commissioner.
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Er!rac! Of letter from "Gctr Of Tie 7rmy mis- Jriend
in UuyhinpkDn dated
TnEASERY NOTES.

TREASURY DEPARTMESr,p
August |, lo35.
The whole amount Of Treasury notes authorised by
the act Of October 18th, le37, having been issued,
viz: $4,000 900 90
about, ~ 100000 co
The new emissions made in place of those
been 5,o5G,5sa 81
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OS-On Thursday week in this city, perhaps in the neigh
" boood of the Powhaan House, Pair " domntcd Spec
teIhe finder will apply for the owner and reward at this
Office.
Richmond, Aug 26--2
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of this paper an official notice will be found directing
nnnrop1i,ie honors 10 his memorr.-.fat Int.


From The Plnnsyiraninn IF Saturday,
The funeral of Commodore Rodgers yesterday after
noon. WAS numerousIy attended by the officers OF the
army md navy in the city the marines of the navy yard
fnreiqn consuIs &c, and the volunteers Of the city
The remains of the inferred in ChrIsts
Church burync ground, and during the time Of the u
neral. minute guns were fired from The navy Yard
The Spirit of the Times of yesterday, says:
Commodore Rogers at the time OF hrs death, the
oldest commander in the Navy-bul for The last fifteen
months has been resident of the Navy Asylum in hI,
city, and the greater part OF that time III close conine
nenl-n confirmed lunatc. He made as comlorla
bic as bis unhappy situation would permit His wa:
not continued Madness but kind Of chiidshness, will
strong passion for destruction upon Sigh nagna Try
provoca!l"n.
He had gradually grown weaker and weaker for seve
raj months past and died on Thursday morning abou
two o'clock, without any particular disease but from
excessive weakness.
By his death Commodore Barron becomes the head o
the navy. Commodore Stewart, now in command n
our navy yard is second upon the list OF oncers, hay
ing been forty years in the service
Errae! Of letter from :Gcer Of lie 7rmy TO his Jricn'
IN NuyhingtOn, dated
"TAMPa BAY, July 10, 1898.
"Gen Taylor is expected 10 be back from OkeenoH'
in from four 10 days The enemy so tar as we car
learn more hostile than ever though we have not ye
been troubled on this side of the Territory. We have
heard that they determined to hold out 10 The last
They kill all messengers sent out by the Whites and 81
who speak of giving up. Some of the most popular In
dams have been killed this summer BY their people.
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This leaves balance Of all outstanding,
equal 10 only 7hG.5S2 Il
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Ssrr,t1ry oF m. Irs1suru
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Outstanding appropriations at the end
Of 1887
New appropriations fox 1888, ordinary
and extraordinary
OF, for appropriations which will re.
main unexpe nded q. the end Of the
year, estimated at
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
STATE OF NJ
DistricL ~ .MarIbor,o

District 81 Marlboro, So.
To the Heirs or their Guardians Of the Estate
of CALL YIN HOLLAND, late Of Newiane
in said district, deceased
A PPLICATlON having been made by
IA Nathan f. Park, Executor on said estate,
for license TO sell so much Of the real estate at
public auction or private sale as will be sufii-
cient 10 pay the debts aud %legacies of said de-
ceased You are hereby notified that a hear
ing will be had in the premises at the Probate
Court to be holden on the 20th day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1888, at the Registers Office, in
Brattleboro in said district. And unless bonds
be given with sufficient %sureties for The pay
ment Of said debts and legacies within such
time as the Court shall then and there direct,
license and authority will be given the said
executor TO sell so much of the real estate OF
said deceased as the personal estate is INSULT
Gent 10 pay Aud ii appearing that a part OF
said estate cannot be sold without injury TO
those interested in the remainder, all concern
ed are notified to appear al the time and place
aforesaid, TO shew cause why the whole OF
said estate should not be sold.
Given under my hand at Brattleboro in said
district, this goth day Of August, A. ID. 1898.
BY order of the Judge.
81 SAM'L ELLIOT, Reg'r
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FOR TROY, ALBANY, OR
Western Country,
Via Bratileboro aud bennington.

II EAvES Chase's every morning (Sun-
~ days excepted) at 3 O'Clock, and arrive at
Troy and Albany same evening, where it in
~tersects the great Western Canal, Steam
boats for New York, Railroad for Ballslon
and Saratoga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
Passengers on arriving al Troy or Albany.
can procure passage for the West at almost
any hour of the day, either by Stages, Packets
or Railroad.
This line also, leaves Baker and Walkers
Stage office, Albany aud Troy, for Benning-
ton and Brattleboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage will leave Alba
ny for Bennington every morning at 10 O'Clock,
on the arrival Of the Boat from New York, and
Railroad from the West. Passengers going
East, who arrive at Albany in the morning
and take the Stage for Bennington, will not be
subjected TO riding in the night.
At Brattleboro, this line inlersects with four
different Stage routes TO Boston, and two for
Lowell also, Stages to Concord aud all parts
of New Hampshire, and the Connecticut Riv-
er Line of Stages for Walpole, Bellows Falls,
Charles own, Hanover, and Haverhill. Pass
engers can go from Albany through to any OF
the above towns in two days.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

marlboro District, IS.
At a Probate Court holden at Bratileboro,
within and for said district, on the 2ist day
of August, A.. ID. 1888:
I'm application ofLaban Jones and Freeman
~ ChiIds, Executors Of the last win and
Testament of J.4IRUS CHILDS, late of
Wilmington, deceased, for an extension of the
for the settlement Of said estate one year
from the 30th of August current; IL is ordered
that said executors give notice TO all persons
interested in said estate, by publishing this
order in the Vermont Phenix, printed at Brot-
tleboro, three weeks successfully, as soon ms
may be, to appear at a Probate Cont to he
holden at the Registers office on the Goth day
of September next, to shew cause it any they
have, why said extension shoald not he granted.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Court, this 2ist day of August, A. ID. 1888.
81 DANA HYDE, Judge.
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srArE oF VERMONT.

sudrtOOfO DtStTfct, 90.
Al n Probate Court holden at Brattleboro in
said district, on the 18th day of August,
A. ID. 1888:
WHEREAS David Ball of Winchester,
w in the County of Cheshire and state OF
New Hampshire, Executor of the last WIN
and Testament of WILLLaM F. PULSE
PIER of Winchcster, aforesaid, has produced
to me the subscriber, Judge of Probate Tor SAID
district of Marlboro, a copy of said VIII, under
the seal of the said Court of said County OF
Cheshire, where the same was duly approved
and allowed agreeably to the laws OF said State;
and has sipniied to this court that the deceased
estate in said district of Marlboro, whereon
the said Will may operate; and bath petitioned
this court praying that the said VIII might be
filed and recorded in the Probate Office OF said
district of Marlboro, pursuant TO the law in
such case made and provided. Therefore II IS
ordered that all persons interested in said estate
be notified to appear at n Probate Court Tor
said district, to be holden at the office of the
Register on the Goth day of September next, to
cause if any they have why the said WIN
should not be filed and recorded in accordance
with the prayer Of the said petition. For
which purpose it is further ordered that a copy
of the record of this order be published IN the
Vermont phpnix, three weeks successfully, as
soon as may be. -,
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court, this eighteen day of August, AID. 1888.
81 DANA HYDE, Judge.
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STATE OF

marlboro District, SIS.
At a Probate Court holden at Bratteboro,
within and for said district, on the 18th day
of August, A. ID. l53S,-Prcsent, Hon.
DANA HYDE, Judge:
A n Instrument purporting to be the last
IN viii and Testament of BENJAMIN
PUCKLEN late Of GgilIoTyd IN said district
John Bucklen, the Executor therein named
for Probate; it is ordered by the Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified TO appear
at a session of said Court to be holden at the
Inn of Paul Chase in said Brattleboro, on Sat
urday the 29th day of September next, and
shew cause if any they may have against the
probate of said Win; for which purpose il is
further ordered that a o p of the record of this
order be published in the Vermont PhGnix,
printed at Brattleboro, three weeks successfully,
as soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
81 Attest, JOHN PHELPS, Reg'r.
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STATE OF

Marlboro District, IS.
At n Probate Court holden at Brattleboro,
within and for said district, on the 10th day
of August, A. ID. lS3S,-Preseni, Hon.
DAsA HrDE, Judge:
"HEREAS Epaphro. Seymour. Admins
w traitor on the Estate of aR.lD HUNT,
late of Vernon, deceased, interstate, proposes 10
render his final account Of his administrator
Of said estate on the Goth of September next;
therefore il is ordered by the Court that all
persons interested in said estate be notified 10
appear at the Probate Court to be holden at
the Office of the Register on the Goth day oi
September next, TO shew cause if any they
have, why the said account should not be al
lowed; for which purpose il is further ordered
that a copy Of the record of this order be pub
lished in the Vermont PhPnix, printed at Brat
tIeboro, three weeks successfully as soon as
may be.
A true copy of record.
81 S. ELLIOT, Reg'r.
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Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on The Connecticut Rirer Line
Of Stages from BrattieJoro 10 Hartford,
aud from Brdttieboro 10 HarerhiH.
HNHE Did Mail line leaves Bratileboro for
II Hartford, every morning, Sundays ex-
at 3 O'Clock. Fare Sl,25.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford, AT
G O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare $3.50.
For Haverhill, n. H., the old Mail line
leaves at 4 O'Clock, every morning, Sundays
excepted.-Fare S4,50.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Haverhill, at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ, dailv.-Fare 5000.
TsExtras will be furnished when necessary
for all stages on the above line.
l.. FAIR, Proprietor.
Brattleboro, April 90, 1883. 81