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fENII L subscriber offers for safe about 5000 acres
Il of valuable Land lying in the county Of Frank,
lin, ten miles below the Cunn House, the roads
leading to Lyuchbnrg and Danvllle.
THE DWELLING HOUSE TRACT, coutain-
ing 500 acres I; there is upon The tract about $50
acres cleared and undrr good fences. one hundred
OF which lying Glade creek and lis branches
would make excellent meadow, a part thereof beng
laid down IN timothy and herds grass-the wood
land lies well, IS OF fine quality, ADD well limbered.
The Improvements are dwelling house with iopf
rooms. kitchen, out houses, aud smith shop, all OF
BRICK stables, barn. tobacco houses, &c.
THE FACTORY TRACT, lying the Dan
vile road containing about 600 OF tins 60
acres cleared, aud the balance such tobacco land
is rarely brought into market the proprietor hav
ing carefully preserved the land aud timber, for thir
y years past. The Improvements are a Two stary
framed House with slune basement, building at
tached, originally built for tobacco factory, COVE
nient OUT buildings barn, stables, tobacco houses ali
of which new.
THE TIMBER RIDGE TRACT, lying on the
Lyuciburg road contains about 400 acres, whereof
Two bundled is cleared, under cultivation. and pro-
ted with good fencing around The eDure ract The
wood land Tins place is of very fine quality lies
WELL well imberrd, and alb nnds with good wafer.
The improvements framed DIV ELB1NH
HOUSE, outhouses. &c. There is a good orchard
upon the place.
| In addition To the above the subscriber has other
Lands, lying adjacent. which he would divi TO snit
purchasers. The whole ot these lands are situated
! ~ pnpulous and lectable neIg bofhood cenye
u,eht 10 mills. stures, o>t Offices. &c and upon tie
main roads leading 10 Lynchbure and Danve, be
| ng SIS miles from the first, and 40 miles from lht
! latter place.
The terms of sale will he third cash, the balance
al one and Two years. secured. ! lie land will b,
shownby persons residing upon the premises, and an,
! information respecting Them will be given b,
! WIN, NJ. Burwell, Esq Of Liberty. or by the sub
scriber. j. S. BURWELL.
Franklin County, Aug.15 CIV
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From The Balfimore Chronicle.
PLAIN FACTS.

DEFALCATIONS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS

DEFALCATlONS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS
believing as do, that the great body of the
people OF this country nre honest anxious to pro.
mote the best interests Of the nation, and To pan
all the Information IN regard To public men and
puole hiiaits that is necessary To enable thea
TO iofm correct oplnions. and to act as becomes
good eilizens, | bold 1t 10 be the duty of the
press and OF individuals give the people FACTS ra-
her Than assertions, especially when those f,cs can
he presented IN such shape that they can neither
be doubted or denlcd-ns for instance when thew
can be gathered from official documents. Now In
The reports sent 10 Congress last winter, from the
Secretary OF the Treasury. and also in that made by
me committee appointed by The House OF Repfesen.
latives 10 investigate certain deiacations Of public
oihcers, there may be found some astonishing )drts
wh'chl have never seen repnblished by the news
paper press, and which think ought TO be laid be-
tore the people. ! have, therefore compiled The
table, from public documents and would
carnesly call the attention OF every unparalleled
man to
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August Is
To .gyiife,.s S.vsiE 0sCuers.

fENHE undersigned would respectfully inform
d those who are interested in the manufacture
oil -four thai he is now IN Lyuchbnrg and will remain
IN this vicinity few weeks for the purpose OF yeud-
ing FHipatricks Patent Smut MI or Rubber for
cleaning wheM of oh al smut, dat and other I'M
PARTIES aud wherever it has been ued. It's supe-
rorIty over all other machines ever before used, has
been universally admItred aud wherever introduced,
II has mel With such UNIVERSAL favor rs 10 suprrsede
all other machines IN use AT the tine. II exen-
siycly used IN the most Cele brated mills the States
Of New York, Delaware MARYLAND and several 9th
ers, &styeral have lately been put into mills ia Nnei-
MA. There is one now IN Haxall's mill IN Rich
nond, mheie mIllers visiting tia place have al
opportunity OF seeing toperae and there Is so
IN llcafs ). banghurne Cos mill at This place.
10 which would invite the attention of mill owners
10 tins Vieinlty.-Snme of the most prominent quail
lies OF tins are, Isl, that II requires but very little
power TO pfopel II; 2ud, that 1t cleans The wheat
exceedI glv well and with great rapIdy and 3dly
that II is SIMPLE in its construction. aud very dufd
BILE. MIllers wishing 10 obtain any information Ia
tive 10 this Machine will please address the suLscii-
Der AT this place.
N. b. All orders and COMMUNICATIONS shall be
promptly attended Ia. and assistance rendered 10
rectng Machine sold.
b. ID. MACOMBER. AeL
for l.. ID. ChildS, Baltimore.
Iypchhurr Anp s Is
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NOTICE..

A CITING under decree of the Circuit Superior
N Cuurt of Law and Chance,y for the county OF
Nelson. shall, on tie 27th day of September nex.
uuon the premises, offer for sale, for cash, the
Lot of Land, assgGedto Ohio w. Carter. upon
the DIVISION of the Walnut Grove Estate. J his
Land lies ON Ploey River, and adjuns The lands OF
Daniel Warwick 1t will be sold to the highest
bidder in conformity with the decree, which will be
exhibited on The day OF sale
WM.F CARTER, Comr.
August % 40
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ROAD FtESagsg,yD.

Fi'liE President aud Directors OF the Lyncl, burg
l. and Concord Turn ike Company, have decla,-
ed a dividend OF thiee dollars per share Tor tie six
months ending the first day OF July lS39 :;
which will be paid 10 the Stockholders or Their or
der aud after the first tav of September, 1880
Nj. w. DAVENPORT, Treas'r.
Aug % q
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The MARCH Of Empire is West--fna few more
years the balance Of political power will be fraps-
Tered from the East to the West The period y
nearer Al hand than is generally supposed. II cannot
be procrasIinaied much beyond the next eensus.
The population oftbe United States II The neAf cen.
sus wsno IL Is estimated, fall short q IS 900 900
We give the following estimate Of The population Of
The Western and South Western States ia ls4(D III
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Aue29
y OI'Rf'E.

A BRINDLE COW and CALF came to my
L n plantalun, mar Lynchburg, last "ncr and
are sill there winch the obtain by apply
Ing to me, aud paying for this advertisement. The
up ends III The hons ears of the Cow en-, off.
ISAAC orEY,
August 90 81
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NOTlCE.

HtlE undersigned is now ready 10 receive wheat.
Il during the season, for which he viii pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
thai in every here wheat is sent to the MILL,
and price agreed upon, ii is stored in The Mill
al the risk of the planter long the price remains
unse,,led he is only a MILLER. aud no, an ihsu-
rer against fife, water, &c. ALEX. MUNDY.
Aug. g. Is
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N<DTIi Ys.

nE ANNUAL. Meeting of the stockholders m
,aLo u,e Na'u.ai Bridge Turnpike Company will
September next. " ~ "
by order of the Presden, and Directors.
JOHN GARTH. Secretary.
Ju,v 90 OF the Nat, Bridge +. Co.
81 ~ % las
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From he Raleigh Register.
NORTH CAROLINA RECT

ahoneh. at the recent Election IN Ibis State. IN.
W hgs did not increase their stiepatI, in Cono,...s
40 ,, e.a'nInsond The popular vote will show ',h.i
reader examine for himself. ''e
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Mercantile Business,

" "e eVHuuCIeU At ANiTPfsI COufthOuSe, under The
finn and STYLE Of
WOMACK, TAYLOR 4 Co.,
where theywill keep good aud general assortment
OF Dry Goods. Groceries, Medicines Hardware. Ne.
&c. They viii sell the present stock Of Goods, now
on hand. al cost, FOR cash. BEN. determined to run
II off before our Fall Goods come 10 hand.
BAILEY & WOMACk,
JAS. d. TAYLOR,
ROBERT n. PENDLETON.
Amherst C.. H.. August Is Is
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..... 4 GlaiGLlSo
Hr5-"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

:. shed srmTee ferery Monday aud 1harsdayJ al
-Four Dollars per aaani Payabfe IN aardHce NO snOscrp
lion Uh, recered fora shorter period Than sir months and
, paoer ,cH be discontinued (erce al he discretion Of the
editors saka al artearageS are paid
HPaDPER TTsEHEN rs inserted at so cents per square
or for The first iaserio and 81 for erery suisse
sxexs iaserfton.
UFyOB PRINTING erecated neatly and erpeditiossi,
md on reasonable terms.
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TO CO.ECH .H.shER.S.

Ia u. RICHARDS is TOW opening new and
IL extensive assortment of Coach Makers Ma
terals embracing complete assortment in that line
Ion sale, low for cash. Sign q Ae Golden Anrd.
Aug29 Is
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Valuable Land for sale.

\ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. lying
N in Amherst County, on Tye River. about three
miles from New Glasgow belonging to he Leeasees
portion of this Lind is n woods, AID heavily tsber
ed The cleared par, consists Of tsste ios freuade
and hugh Land Of good qnal,Iy. Tie in.l.s"ss-
rnens are not valuable. This Tact contains skeut
400 acres and wi, be sold on very Reasonable tetm6.
r. FLETCHER.
July % rs
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Fhe s.OvingstOn Nale and Female
sc HOOE

rNHlS INSTITUTION is of the first orde, Of
Il preparatory Schools. and it is confidently be
IeVch that II is equal, if not superior 10 any Of the
KIND in tins State lts situated 10 the beautiful vii
lage OF Livingston. where diseases are rarely known
| The President, Nh. Harlow w Heath has the ,are
quality oil chasing and arranging the pupils so as 10
give TO every one the best opportunity of developing
inc hidden treasures of the mind, by which all are
encouraged 10 progress whilst AT the same time the
best discipline is observed and moral influence exert
ed, which charms and inveorates the mind He has
as assistants in the Female Department. Miss Hart
and Miss Slater, m,nended from the best Female
Seminares of the North, and their qualifications as
Teachers, OF the first order, were well sustained AT
lhe,ecen Examl alton.
Young Ladies can here acquire TO any extent the
rudlments and principles Of Polite Literature.
And young Gentlemen can he prepared here in
the best manner 10 enter any OF our Colleges or l.
nversilies.
And children of both sexes. can be rapidly and SOL
IDLY advanced IN the lower branches OF Education
SO II will be seen that all classes ale accommoda.
ted.
No Scholar who may have been dismissed foi
msbehaviour from any other School, can be received
in this.
Board can be had in genteeI families al $50 per
session. but cxertions will be nade TO procure a
commodious Boarding House, connected with the
School. House can be hadby any genteel family
who would like 10 keepa House of that description,
for one or several years. class is now being in
OF preparation for College. few pupils
will be received, if application be made soon, PfIce
tuition as heretofore.
This School has commenced tJuly oo.) aud will
erminafe December "a, 1899. A public Examna-
ton will be held Tor two days. the close of the ses-
sion, d, which all patrons and the friends of Science
and Literature generally, invited to attend
CHAS. PERROW.
ARTHUR HOPKINS, 7rus.
WILSON PETERS, tees.
H. b, SCOTT,
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lGNiE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
n and the public generally that they have assoc
Grated themselves in The
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CHAS. PERROW,
ARTHUR HOPKINS, Trus-
WILSON PETERS, tees.
IL, b. SCOTT,

JILI INOV'
have recently enjoyed opportunities OF becoming
acquainted with the instruction aud discipline e the
Lovingston Male and Female Az ademy. which is
under the supervision Of Mr. Harlow w. Heath.
II gives me great pleasure TO certify 10 the ample
qnal aons Of the Principal and his Assistants :;
and also 10 the sound scholarship and orderly depott-
ment OF the pupils. would confidently aud earnest
y recommend this Institution 10 the patronage of
those with whom my opinion may have any weight.
l.. c. GARLAND.
Augusta In
The Richmond Enquirer will please insert the
above one month, aud transmit its account to this
Office Tor payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

THE next session of Mrs. Eliza II. Chaplin's
J. school will commence on the first Monday in
September neat
August Is 10
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DISCOUNT DAYS
.NEDEG.fL fOLLEGE,
In Richmond, Virri..S:p

1--WE next Winter Term OF Lectures IN the Med
l. ical Department Of Hampdeu Sydney College,
AZ Richmoud, will commence - MONDAY, Octobe,
2lst, ls39, and continue uutIl the as OF February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. ID. Professor OF Smpery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. d. Professor of Theory aud
Practice ol Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. cIlANBERLAYNE NJ. ID. Professor Of
Matera Medira aud Therapeutics.
r. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
and The Diseases OF Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAuPIN, NJ. d. Professor of Chem.
istry aud Pharmacy.
The College lnf,mary, attached to The College
building, has been successful operation Tor tn
last eigh months, aud furnishes constantly nun
Der OF interesting Medical and Surg cal Cases,-to
which The Student has access nj all hours.
The College Iodtmary. together with the Aims
House. Penuentlaty aud Armory, Which are under
the char e oltwo Of The Professors) will afford The
Student an opportunity Of Witnessing the various dis
eases incident To southern climate. The abundance
OF maeraslor Anatomical purposes, aud The reduced
price al wch they furnished, III enable the stu
deu 10 acquire an intimate knowledge Of The \ alto.
my Of the human body, and the of Surgical In
stTumc6ts.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures, from
the number of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnfrmafy, the Professor Of Surgery WIS enablcd TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gical operations up1o the Httug Spd jtct; and from
the increasing popularity Of tie lnhrmaiy, there
reason to believe thai hereafter the Surgical Cases
in The House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance, &c. eau be obtained in Tins CITY for four
doiidrS per week,
We are authorised 10 state that a full Course of
Lectures in this Insuri will be received as O.
a.. II Al
University OF Pennsy lvania Jefferson Medical Col-
lege ofPhiladclpha; Medical College of The STATE
of South CaroIina TtapnsyIyania University, Lex
ing,on, Ky; University Of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms OF the College ON the first OF October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May q On
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The estimated aggregate is within do 900 Of The
one hall estimated population Off Usiled States b
1870 We shell aot be surprised il our estimates
fail short Of the actual results half million or mors
such IL The astonishing increase Of ,be populslioh
in the West. Cincinnati Republican.
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Wig Hois.
van Baren Vote.
1925 Wing msio,l,,.

IN the above Table, inasmuch there was No oo,oc,.
s'''on IN the 5h 9th, and l2tb DISTRICTS We have
arrived at HE relative strength Of parties hy taking
, me vote OF the Governors Election. That ,hr
wing s"eng'h IL greater than claimed, Nc feel
perfectly certain. No one, al all ACQUAINTED win
me politics Of the 18th District can doubt tia, ,ha
wings have there u clear majority from 1900 Il,
20oo votes; yet 10 avoid eas,llinR we have atlow.d
he Administration Mr. Murchison's en,iro~ vo,..
making numerical difference Of only 100 yotes
m ooi take another test. Al the last Presidential
Election, m the first District the Van guren ,I,,cL.
e prevailed by e37 majority. Now The Whig Can.
d'da,e ,srec,ed BY G6i majory--a gain Of syi votes
In the second District, tie A,im;nislra,ioo ,a;o,,.
~ was 30 Bynnn,'s majority is nov JOG. shown,
Van Buren, cam Of 227 votes
IN The third the Administration Ticket succeed
by majority nj GAG voes-Slanlry il now :.
'ee'ed by majority of 54t-a Wing gain Of 7et
votes.
In The fourth, the Administration maiorjty va.
.73 votes Shepard's majority IS only 7l5-v. d.
loss of 90 votes.
ln,he fifth We have no daia BY which 10 arrye a,
correct conclusions, The SAM remark will apply
to the sixth tenth and twelfth Districts. '
In the seventh, the Wing malo,iy wos AZ
votes only. Deberry's is nov 99l-tshg gam.
4l7. e'"'
In the eighth. tho Van Buren, Ticket preyail.dh,
500 votes. Dr. Moneome,y's majority il oply ,8y
showing gain OF $50 votes.
Ia The ninth, the Van Buren, minority was ! aes-
Mr.. HRS majority oser Shepperd is only a. Whr
gain 1919 votes.
Iuihe eleventh, the majority for III. AImjois,,,.
ton was $50 votes Now is only 53i--a gain for
The Wings Of 322 votes.
In the thirteenth. the Wing majority was 67a
votes Now II Is only l69-a Van Buren, p,iu ~
50t votes. "
Wing gain in nine Districts l,lag
Administrator GAIN Gil
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''Tnlc care Of the cents and the Dollars
Will take care ofihcmsclves."
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.IPIT.4I r5.OOO.


WILL receive Deposues of all money current IN
w the State, and issue certificates binding full,
and efectnally all the property aud funds OF the In
suiutlon, Tor the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice, with interest thereou from time Of deposte
TIL paid The OF per cenlum per annun,. 10,
all sums which shall have been ON deposlie for less
than one year; and 3D. per cent. per sunum, tor all
suh 5 which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT hall past eight o'clock Z. NJ ;
at the office over the store of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, ]. b. Renwick,
{. Mclvei, Henry J. Brown,
Jno hInnier, Thos. O. Aoree,
j, Salmons, &. Phelps,
Tllden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Dldlake. President.
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer.
J. w. Dudley, Secretary
Lynchburg, June II Is
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Hf. Holt, our postmaster. lie is fulI-bTeod.d
',d ana as u seems, Of The Harrington. Price
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N,tl Wig. rain a

IN'N w LIZ, gun J,Jb5
So. that 1t will be seen. by whaiever test tried.
la, large majority Of the people Of North Ca,ol.
ma are opposed to the " iuIc Magician" as Tho Edi
Tor Of The Richmond Enquirer delghu To call Mt.
Van Burcn,
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE ofLAMP OH
"A just received by II. LATHAM
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POLITICAL.
From The ". y. Commercial Advertiser.
ANOTHER VOICE OF WISDOM.

II is with strong feelings II eradication that We
place before our readers the following eloquent an.
peal 10 The misguided men who are labofnr so ear.
nesty 10 distract and divide the Union ON he dife nlr
subject oil slavery. Il is from the eminent and vene-
rabie ROGER NJ SHERMAN--wuh but one ex.
cepton the most accomplished lawyer and ablexi
man OF New Enpand-and WIS written in nnswe,
10 an invitation itom the the Anti Slavery Society oil
thus State. TO be present at the convention recently
held in ALBANY
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FOR SALE,

Lvnchhurg. Aug s
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BRILLEaNT

80. 1896 prizes amounting to $l,2l7,2l6.
Whole Tickets $2O-Halves $l0-Quarters %
Eighths $21.
A Certificate of a Package of26 Whole Tickets
in the MAMMOTH SCHEME will be sent for s2oo-
Packages of Halves, Quarters, and Eighths IN pro-
portion.
Certifeates.-It will be observed that the price
of a Certificate ola package of Tickets Is the dii-
ference, only, between the cost OF the Tickets ana
the amount they must draw. For instance-a pack
age of 26 Whole Tickets in the Great Mammofh
Lottery to be drawn the Goth of April-CapItai
Prize $50, 000!-cosls $471; must dsa@ s22l--
which leaves for the greatest possible amount oil
loss $3.50. Tho same principle applies in all cases.
Where Certificates of single Tickets are ordered
the whole amount has to be paid. Certificates are
never sent unless expressly ordered.
Orders for tickets or shares from any part OF the
United States, by mail or otherwise, (post pald)
enclosing the cash or prize tickets, thankfully re-
ceived and executed by return OF mail, with the
same prompt attention as if on personal application
and the result given (when requested) immed'-
ately after the drawing.
For the Grand Prizes, apply, or address your
letters to b. w. hoDlNoOr'
March 6. 1899. Baltimore, Md.
Communication confidential. All letters travel
perfectly safe by mail.
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PERFORMANCES.

In the spring of 1881, when 3 years old lame
and in bad condition, he ran mile Leafs at Tree HUI
with Triie anc several others; he was third In the
race, won by Mr.. VIM. Minge's Molly Howell. IN
three heats. [For particulars, see American Turf
Register, June No., 1881, vol. 2. P. 5l3.] In the
ensuing fall he ran at New Market, (Petersburg,)
two mile heats, winning his race in three heats
beating Mr.. Goodies colt by Eclipse, Mr.. William
Jobnson's Clifford by Sir Charles, and received Tor
felt from two Others, amounting to $500. The
next spring his owner gave him a trial with the
celebrated Bayard two miles, and then o single
mile; he proved better ON both trials than Bayard;
he ran the two miles in 3m. SIS, the one mile In
Inn. 55s., on a dead heavy sandy course; IN this
trial Pamunky sustained an inJury-so much othat
he wa, never clear of lameness. A few weeks al
ter. he ran at Fairfield, four mile heats, and was
beaten by Zipganee and C~ollier-Bonne oBlue
was entered but did not start.
A few DAYS after, he ran at Broad Rock, three
mile heats, still very lame, against Goliah, Collier,
Malcolm, and Mr.. Goodies mare; in the second
heat, in the third mile, closely contesting the heat,
he sprung his sinews, broke down, and finally ter
minated his racing career.
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SuB.TREAsURERs.-Upon looking over
the report of the Investigating Com
mittee, our attention has been most iorci-
bly, attracted by that part OF II which re-
lates to the mode in which the collectors
of the public money deposit their receipts
in banks. The Senate, 1t will be recol.
lected, refused, by a party vote, TO order
il to be deposited to the credit Of the Trea-
surer, and. Of course, it goes to the credit
Of the Collector just as lift were in his
own private money. He may check it
out, for his own purposes or the public
use. lust as he sees fit. If he dies, it will
90 into his estate, as his other property
and may be taken possession Of, by his
administrator, Just as his other funds are,
and. ifhe and his securities BIO insolvent,
or his administrator prove to be a rogue,
the u. States may whistle for lis money.
All this might have been obviated if the
Senate had adopted The simple resolution
offered by Mr.. Tallmadge directing all
receivers Of public money to deposit it, at
once, to the credit ofthe Treasurer ofthe
United States.-BaH. Chronicle.