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PINNOCK'S ROME. Nc,

f1NNCCBA . RUNE, &C.
DINNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
III Goldsmiths Abr:dgment of the History of Rome
to which is prehxed an Introduction to the Study o
Roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans with
merons biographical and historical Notes; and ques
tons for examination at the end of each section. II
Illustrated with thirty engravings wood, by Atherton
PiNNocK's Improved Edition Of DIR Goldsmiths History
of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar TO tho
death Of George Cd, with continuation to the yea
1882 With questions for examination at the end o
each section. Besides variety Of valuable nforma
ton added throughout the work. Consisting Of table
Of contemporary Sovereigns and eminent persona
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on tie poll
tics, manners and literature of the age. An outnen
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engr.
ings. f'
GUYS ELEMENTS OF ASTRONOMY, and an Aoridemen,
ofkeith's New Treatise on the Use of Globes Nav
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an expation Of the astronomical part Of the Az
rcan Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WIN MsKEAN
noy24 corner of Camp and Common ste
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BENZ. LEVY,
SPAIN REVISITED, &c, &c

SPAIN REVISITED, DC. &c
SPAIN REVISITED. SC, by the author Of "A ysav
- in SPAIN in Q vols.
Traits Of Indian character generally applicable to
the Ahoriginies of North America by G Turner, ESQ
vols
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or
complete view fthe theory and practice Of the geasra
and state governments, with the relations bstw cen them
dedicated and adapted to the yeung of the United
States, by E d Mansfield, Esq.
Ninuods Hunting 1oars interspersed with character
iatc anecdotes sayings and dongs of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices Of the principal crack riders Of England
with analytical contents, and general index of naoa
volumes,
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TO TIE LADIES.


A TKINS0N'S nEPILLArnISY, for removing ~.
n perhuouH lair from tbs fare. neck and ar,n. with
equal safety. snd certainty, leaving hr skin finer aud
whittier than bstore toe application A fresh sipriy
mat received ct Su10SF,
MOL Exehans. Hotel, esr-.r 81 chsrs. AND cc,snns
sHe ~ Arr
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MONTAGIlE,S

Balm FOR THE TEETH
HEestahlished reputation and constantly increasing
Il demand for this effe tuul remedy of PAIN and pra
sentative of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States, place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
harussing of all aches, rooth-ncIe.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, il has never failed 10 afford immediate and
relief. 1t also arrests the decay IN defectiv
teeth, and relieves that hch frequent,
remedy are simple, Innocent. not unpleasant and
the large number of persons in different sections # til
country, that have air ady experienced such de'ialt
and sautary effects from the use Of the Balm ready
to bear flor the public good) their testimony to its un.
rivnlIed Qualities. 1t is Indian remedy obtained,
sinsuary AMI unexpectedly. and be. regarded b.,
tie civilized world as the most valuable discovery
reman OF the woods,
Price $ Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
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NJoTICE.--Thc owner of several packages nosrchan
IN die marked Madame v. Artiquenenvs. psr shin
Groton from Nov York, is hereby not fed f5nt ,hsr
have bsen stored by .STETSoN, AVERY 4 CO,
1871. canriFnesa "Gm,non,'
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I'VE pi tVi uo'S' AI"W
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
mr. Cor Common and Fchupitoulas lis.

" EH BooKS--Naval Sketch Book, OF, the Service
Y Afaat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
.es, fragments and opinions. by the author of
lalrs OF II rar, Sc. second series, in vols.
Random Rccocctons of thu House of Commons,
on the yenr 1886 to the close OF 1895. including ne, So
nal sketches of the leading membership one OF no par
V, inst received and for sale by w McKEAN,
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NEW ORLEANS g. NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
INNE stockholders Of this company are hereby no.
Il tined that by resolution of the hoard of iiree-
zen passed on the 18th inst the call made them on
the 18th February last, for the payment of FIVE dollars
share, was rescinded and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VIII REAS by resolution of this board passed u,
the 18th inst call has been ade on the stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road COMPANY
Tor the following payments the the stock held resp w.
lively by tsm, viZtwo dollars per share payBhr an
the first day Of september next two dollar. nsr sa v
payable on the first day of December next aud Two
dollars per share payable the fl ST day of March
next Now therefore be il resolved that the secr.,ry
OF this company shall notify the share holders tberein
through the public prints OF the city TINT in CONFORMITY
with the sixth section OF the charter they arc per,nrt al
To postpone any payment called in on The stock ~ snI
company for the termn sixty days, from aud after the
day which ii ia made payable with the expess cnn.
soE however, that if not regularly paid within the
SAID ptplongation OF sixty days, from and aft the day
on which 1t should have been paid, that then the stock
on which payments should have been made is ami
rema = orieited TO the company, the charter on thai
point beng imperative. In conformity therefore In said
cal, all stock OF the stockholders i'll said company, as
MINK proper 10 put oil the payments on their sInck tn
the ed of tho additional sixty days, which tile chure
allows tllsm, are nothedthat the payment of two dbl
lars per share called Tor and due on the first ot Se
lenDer next may be postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter, until the 3st dsy of October next thai
the payment of two dollars per share cued for md
due on the first day of December next, NAV he most
poned until the 30th day Of january next; AID the nav
ment OF two dollars per share sailed fur and dive on the
rstdsy Of March neS may be pkspon,d untl ,he ;,,h
day of April next.
Extracts OF the minutes Of the board.
june 81 4 r AIcNAIR, S,e'yy.
An ODL HATS, in cases-25 dozen wilma Noo
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A NEW article for persons troubled with deafnes.
~ called the Ear Trunpet) has just been received
by tue Of which, tle slightest articulation OF the h
voice is distinctly conveyed to the ear. ANY oe
has ever been sbliged to with very dea
person, must be fully sible Of the difficulty and
barrassnent experienced both by themselves and the in
dviduals unfortunately afflicted BY the use Of hs
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely nbyiatcd. The
most scenca have always andoned their doubts after
having used the Trumpet. For sale al
TF GUtoN'S,
Fancy store corner of Common and ST Charles streets
, uder .hd Excn Ilss Hstel. feb IA
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RACok sIDEs-ss casks Cincinnati sunf
Asinuding fruR the sssmbsat Esho, aud for pnie ~
hoSRNT 4 HAWg
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EXPRESS EftIl--
n T'5WJ T4J h. I'D 2Jk
Northward. Coming Sou,hwsrd the time is six hour
less; being S days and " hours. ~

less; being S days and II hours. ~
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
DANAWAY fram 1863 CarondeIet cernsr Of Hevis
IL streets, on the nigh, Of 3O;h of August, and was
seen .he next morning in Paydras street, a negro boy
named CHARLES, about u yenrs Of sge on S fee
iment in his Speech of his logs is soyc
by recent hurt he had on when he went aw ~ white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton ;.sntaloons
Masters Of vessels and steam boats are cautioned
other persons, the utmost rigour Of the law will b.
enforced against them. The above reward will he pale
for delivering him into any Of the ails Of either Of the
municipalities, or at 1863 Carondele, of Hevi.
steeet. sept
! Nunder the firm of dubois & Garretson, has been
dissolved. The subscriber will lquidate the affairso
the concern in this city, and requires all persons neb
ed to make payment to him only and all those having
claims, to present hem for settlement.
auuR-St EARRETSnN
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w w SW a IN

No. l1sCarat Street Acu Orleans
HAS always on hand con family \ receiving DrL
Il Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS, among tlleH or.
,1lown
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
.,S Due Every Day al Il Nj.
Northern Dfaa' Closes Every day at l0I Am
,ua.,..,. MI, Due every Sunday, Wednesday, am
w ~ss ,snn ~ Ma 1ss Friday, by Pm.
ny may q me Closes every Monday Wednesda
Coast and Saturday, by 3, PM
,n. H.. MI, DIE every Tuesday, Thursday, an
7Ae A az a@'l salurda, BY S,P. M. :"
v" Closes every Monday, Wednesda,
EXPRESS MAZE
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
NC. Of the Express Mail, bet~"-, NIooits and Ne,s
York--leaving Mobile dailr ut 3 p. NJ. Nortbwa,
New York daily at 5 p. NJ seuthward.
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4 HICKS ON PlILADELPHIA-For sal. by
" YOKE, BROTHERS,
a0 70 Gasp street.
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a. PERM Oll.--i500 gallons pure winter a
~ Sperm Oil, i'll casks and bbs, for sale by
JARVIS IL ANDREWS
Wholesale Drugs SITS, corner ,nmon and Tchsp
JUS hIIceIh. MIR Is
M HIfE LEAF, 5 bbls, I5JH lbs ach;
w 10 kegs, 100
nh do rs
English do--a5 l. I bbis. 100
100 Pant Brushr. various sizes;
icaee Vernilll 4.
bills Copa Vanish;
japan
! e Coach
90 packs Gold Leaf;
SO do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS, American. En- glish and French
-laAD boxes, various sizes and guaIi,i,,s
sold low.
Also general assortment Of artists colours and
Tools Tor sale by A w SCALES,
No IL Canal street.
u. Alabama mites taken AZ p r. and Mississinri
notes viii "a received nj 10 per cent discount for k.
e. u pUv.nsHt nj ,c.f;. ieI IL
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nOYLE x MAY, House, Sign, and Or,anlsnla
Painters, Ne Carnadele street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, tx
ecuted in 4 mastery manner.
WOODS MARBLES.
Mahogany, Egyptian black and gold,
Oak, Gialla and Antico,
Pollard do, Oriental or verd antique,
Curled do, Jasper,
Curled Maple. Blood Stone,
Birds Eye 40, Darby Granite,
Satin Wood, Potomac,
Hair Wood, Dove or Burdcllo,
Yew Tree, Italian White.
Coromande or Black Sanna and Brsctela,
Rose Wood, Ameri an Grey,
Ash White Oak, &c. Il nc.
Curlcd Elm,
Specimens 10 be seen at the shop. Paints, ellis
glass; sopal varnsh, &c. on hand nd tor sale.
mi
IRON, sTEEL& HEAVY GoODs-IIat, square
IL and bundle iron well assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods snd plougl.
moulds
Cast, German, shear. blis'ersd spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails and spkes
Zinc block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log and trace chains corn mills
Anvils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Caal, and cooking stoves
Amcs, Rowlanl's and sther spades and shovels
Hook anil plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharps, and other axes
lar'd aud Manila corlage, lines and Irvine
Bolt and sheathing copper; Naval stores
Paints inseeti and sperm oil
full assortment Of hardware and ship chan,llery
always on hand, and which nfere. fr sale nj whsle-
sale Or retail, on the most favorable terms by
m4 LAYTON II Co. So Old Leyee
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VIE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house Of
u w; Il .. Butcher Sheffield Enrland, have inst
rceved yerv extensive set Of m e,s consisting OF
Iahie aud DESSERT Knives OF e. description, PEN
sors. Edge Tools &c. &C. &C. which thew are prepared
exhibit to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
viii be inad, known at the time
ml6 J. u. BEINkA COHEN 90 Common ar
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An OOL HATS, in cases-25 ,losen wilma Noc
w Hats, for sale JOHN TGRIHAT'
apl6
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Is lMMoNss HARTT d co, are now receiving iron
ON board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
leiry Andrew, French aud German inlay cards; Back
ard Balls; 5, 10 aud II inch blade bowie Knives.
leather al other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt.
ancSe, h"r,emali's and Duolling Pistols; double and
sinse enreed Guns; Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
,au Pistol flasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
cs's!on Gaps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair, Tooth
ano Naii Brushes; Orris and Chlorine Tooth Wash
tooth Fowler Toilet aud Shaving Soaps, in great
sie5H ons lair israias, Rngles and Frzettes; Pear
rha Ioiet Powder; Emery Rags; Ivory Tub Cushions
latent Slides ar Carriers; Gum Elastic Suspenders
r"w1er pntis and Boxes; Gilt Chains Seals and Keys
t.a.-dnons Waist Buckles; Bracelets; Bead Necklaces
BELL. and rumes: Shell Twist: Side and Dressing
Combs; which, in addition TO their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete and will he sole
tonh. o5,f m M. -,r.. .,-a.,
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NyLANK BOOKS, OF every variety of railing aud
binding, constantly on hand: and Printing, Rulin
aud Binding neatly executed, at short notice, by
DAVID F., + 4. CO.
m3l NY Staoners' Hall, 2i Charities st.
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick iousa, situated 5 doors
"a from the Second Municinaiy Hail, on st Char es
street. Kant very low, possession given Immediately
Esnuire al the premises. m29, #.
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4 INN ~ ---4O M, fourth ploof American Brandy
ND larding, fol sale By
ISAAC BRIDGE 4 co.
mol l34 Magazine street.
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Specimens 10 be seen at the shop. Paints. ellis
glass, sopal varnish, nc. on hand nj tor sale.
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WyLUUTt-59D bills + Flour. for sale bv
~ milo G DORSEY. Al New cyee.
S11 CASKS BACON side. DIR sale iy
sDSb m2a G DORSEY. Al New Levee.
$50 coils Rope. laltig from Ambassador, for sale
Nv LAYET Il AMELUAG,
MIG I.t. IL Commerce Il.
F3AfifING -50N PIECES Kentucky Bagginy, Land in
D , from steamer Gen WaVne. and for SHE by
YORKE, BROTHERS,
Jc6 . IS Camp street.
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CHARLESTON July IL, s5i.
was afflicted, oNr years with ulcer liz the leg, o.
cas"n'iiy accompanied, with crysipeatous inflammation,
and excessive main in the leg and ANGLE joint Several
eminent physicians exertel their skill upon it, bu, with
Out rcrnlaneGt benefit. In this case five hottie
Indians lauacea made perfect cure
MARGARET A WEST, 1871 Market
TO" The proprie,ors, l'chcup,onlas street rs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-26

THE SENATE.-Thc terms of fifteen
Senators expire on the 9TH of March
next. Seven Of them arc Wings, viz
Benjamin Swift, Of. Vermont Daniel
Webster, Of Massachusetts Asher
Robbins, Of Rhode Island; S. l.. South
ard, of New Jersey Samuel Mexican,
of Pennsylvania Richard ii. Bayard,
of Delaware Mcrrick, of Mary
land.
The others are, John M. Niles, &C
Connecticut - Trottcr, of Missis-
siPpi; Felix Grundy, of Tennessee !;
Thomas Morris, of Ohio John Upton,
OF Indiana Thomas Hart Benton, of
Missouri N. P. Tallmadgc, of New
York and WIN. c. Rivcs, ofVirginia.
1t is reported that Senator Strange Of
North Carolina, will resign.
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From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HACKMEN AND HACKS.

A number of unlicensed hacks attend
the boat landings and ferries of this city
driven by irresponsible vagabonds who prac.
tice all kinds Of imposition OIL Strangers
There arc generally two men or boys TO eacl
coach; one makes the bargain with the
stranger--on the arrival Of the coach at tho
hotel, the second man appears and demands
double or treble the sum agreed upon, and
disavows the contract made by the other
The gentleman demurs, he is abused and
blackguarded, and crowd collected, in the
midst Of which the stranger probably loses
part of his baggage, and lucky in the scuflls
il he is not colnrcd or beaten by the driver
and his core. This forcing and over-charg.
ing system has got to be so bad, that it is
every where n subject OF loud complaint. ],
can and must be remeded: and we trust a
special committee of the Common Council
will tIke it in hand without delay.
A YEARLY VISITOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-26

England again. He concluded his Grafton
by alludng to the sublime spectacle which
this country would present to the world
when its population should amount to hun.
dreds Of millions, controlled aud directed by
Ia sclfgovernment. Ills osntion occupied an
hour and seventeen minutes In the delivery,
was listened 10 with the most marked ntien-
tion, interrupted by repeated bursts OF sP-
plansc, aud at the conclusion the cheers were
long and and loud, and vet i. appeared To me
that n large number Of the audience were
disappointed in il. II did not seem TO be
radical enough Tor them, and therein thought
was its great merit. hope they were salts
fed; | certainly was not only satisfied with
its geucral tone, a few things only excepted.
but felt gratifcd to find that the author was
not disposed TO act the character OF the 20.
litical brawlcr and levelIcr, which l feared
he would feel himself obliged to assume
As 10 the manner Of delivery, it was fine,
very fine free from rant, free from exces-
siye theatrical action and gesture, till near
the close, when for a few moments he seem
ed TO forget himself and assume the charnc-
ter Of an actor on the stage, playing the part
Of Damon, for instance, rather than address
ing political audience on the anniversary
Of the birthday Of their independence.
| should have added that throughout his
whole oraiion he did not once alude to the
illustgious Hero Of two wGrs, the Greatest
and Best, the Vencrated Chief, General Jack
son, nor the Smallest and Meanest, who pro-
icsses TO follow in the footsteps Of his illus
rrious predecessor, any more than if such be-
ings had never existed. lie probably thought
he could say nothing in their praise. and
therefore it was The most discreet course to
pass them over in silence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-26
BicknclTs Philadciphih Reporter oi IuesuhS'
BANK CONVENTION.
n GENERaL G RESU.MPTIoM0N TIE

A GENERAL RES SUMPTIONO ON THE
THIRTEENTH or AUGUST
The bank convention assembled in this
city (Philadelphis) yesterday, at 12 NJ. The
place Of meeting was the bank of Pcnnsyl-
vanin.
JouS B. MonRis, Esq. President Of the
Afe :hanics' Bank Of Baltimore, was elected
President Of the convention: apd ELIHU
CHAuScEr, Esq. Of this city, Secretary.
The hanks Of the following states wcre
represented, either by delegates, az by let
ters binding the institutions 10 abide by the
decision of tho convention - hlassoc husetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, PennsyivanIs.
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Kep,ueky, and
Missouri.
After considerable debate ss 10 the proper
and appropriate day for general resumption,
tho following resolution was upapiwpusly
adopted:
Resolved, That the banks Represented in this conven-
tiou will resume specie nents the 18th of August
ncSt, aud recommend that day tor the adoption VI the
banks generally.
The thirteenth Of August, il will be 70.
mea'bercd, is the day recommended in Coy
Ritner's Proclamation. II will be a glorious
day for Pennsylvania, and indeed for tho
whole Union. Ilozza for specie payments
and more prosperous times,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-26
From the Northampton Courier
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Extract of letter TO tho Editor dated

sAuuCt ~ u u tUO CuItOI udIcu
PIrrsrIELD, Monday, July IG.
Last Thursday night, we experienced one
OF the most terrific explosions ever witnessed
here before. It. appeared that the Powder
Magazine 6 obtaining 300 lbs. Of powde was
fired by some daring williams, and the damage
1t done was truly terrible. The magazine
was situated in the burying ground, nearly in
the centre of tho village, and every building
within 100 rods, was moro or less iniured.--
One house, OF brick, owned by n. Strong,
about 3 rods from the mag azine, was dana ged
about 5000. The roof was very much shat
all broken in--thc walls
moved some inches--thc barns oud sheds
nearly prostraied, &c. The large brick
school house was also considerably injarcd I;
sash, windows and doors broken in-fences
aud wood houses prostratcd, bricks were
driven through the wals-stones weighing
300 weight, were carried 10 or I2 rods.
The Congregational, Baptist aud Episcopal
Churches, Town House, Medical Institution
aud Boarding house, had most OF the windows,
sash and all, broken in. The damage Of this
medical Institution is irrcparablc. The
Museum attached, which Is considered one
Of the most valuable in the United States, is
very much injured, many Of the wax figures,
skeletons, &c. being shivcred in pieces.
The Hotel of w arrincr and Russels, Hotel
Of H. Brown, Buel and Colts store, Towards
store, Bulkleys' store, Printing Office ofP.
Allen and son, were also very much injured,
besides many dwelling houses. And IL is a
miracle that there was no one killed. il
causes great deal Of excitement; several
have been anosted under suspicion. The
boys in the village have been engaged all
sumner. in every kind Of mischief, such as
firing cannon in tie night, &c., aud probably
the same ones have fired the magazine. The
hial comes on to-day, and IL il can be proved
against them il surely will DO bad business
for them. Pittsfeld village looks gloomy
with the windows all out Of the buildings, aud
others pros,rated. Tho damage is estimated
at $4,000. Tie noise Of the explosion was
heard Ia miles or moro.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-26
$SS,4l3,064 81

A sum total enormously beyond any
thing which has been called for, within
any similar period, since We were a
free people, including the war with
Great Britain. 1t is three times as
great as the expenditures Of the most
expensive year of Mr.. Adams's admin
istration. And where is it all to come
from The deranging experiments Of
the government have SO confused the
currency, that commerce and trade fur
nishcs the Treasury but slender re-
venues: people have no money to buy
the public lands the Secretary has
been vainly trying for ten days past to
sell the two U. S. Bonds, for about four
millions Treasury notes are already
issued to the amount, we believe, Of
twenty millions, thus anticipating the
coming income, and where, We repeat.
is the money TO come from I? Echo
answers, Where ?