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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15
NORFOLK. Wednesday. Aug. = SIP. NJ

NORFOLK, Wednesday, Aug. Z SIP. NJ
Thr Liberia packeishp Salnda Capt Walters.
sailed from tins port on Tuesday last bound 70,
Monrovia. having on board u capo of mrr.hand,ze
and provisions, ipr the Colony, and abou, 40 emi.
giants. 80 OF lhem liberated slaves. having their pas
sages pad, and clothing. agricultural implements
Ne. and twelve months provision furnished at the
expense OF then former owners. Also, seven ynunp
men. captured Africans, smupeled into Florida by \
Spanish shaver and seized aud sem on here nv the l.
). Marshal to he returned back TO Their native land
at the expense OF government
Among the cabin passengers arc the Rey'd. John
+ Prnes. the Rev'd. q. X. Garfield and ] p
Award, Missionaries, who 20 ont under The pnf.
ronage of the General Assemby's Board of Mis-
,ions.
Also, Mrs. Scyes. with her two fine healthy
children. born IN Africa, returning from n visit Il,
her r. ends in the Uhted States, 10 ion her Inns.
band. Rev'd. Mr.. Seyes. Missionary Of the Nelbo.
DIST EpisPocal Board IN Liberia. This is the 6rst
instance we tecollect of such increase Of white
family in African settlement
Aud six other citizens of Liberia four OF them re-
spectacle merchanis--nne of them Colin Teooue.
formerly OF Richmond, who emignrd with his
anniy about 10 years ago, IN company with Lon
Cry, M the bng Nautilus, from this pori he in
forms MS thai all his family are alive and in the en-
Joyrebt nj good health. and very comfortably SET
He'd and perfectly pleased with the land of then
dopIon.
Also. Joseph Roberts and wife hc is The son of
Amelia RobefIs. formerly of Petersburg. who emit
grated also from This port eleven years ago, with
her family, then Is IN nunber--ls Of them are now
alive and in the enjoyment of health and prosperity
The oihefs all speak well Of the of their lands
and Of the pros poets before them.
The Salnda being regular packet. will return to
This for IN December mex, another company of
emigrans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

Biorps Authoritative learn that sales Of we
thousand Of The Morus Mnltieaoi,s frees. grown from
cuttings Of his spring. fy cents each. was made
m tbs place during the past week.
iA0rj1K Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

AFRICAN COLONlZATlON-A slip from
the Norfolk Herald, under date of 9Th instant
communicates the following particulars respecting
the expedition 10 Mica, which has just sacd from
Norfolk,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

Rert0e II lie Saraioga Ndrket, daoHst 4.--Very
rel bellies worth 500 900 have 1000 lovers.
Rub Bellies worth . 1000, 200 lovers.
Bellies worth house aud home, few stray lovers.
Pteny Guls a lover here and there.
Girls not pfelfy, The market is II lat. Beuer stay
1t home Boaid lost Travelling expenses for no.
ihing. Crowded rooms. Hand chauce 10 breathe
lafls y Y. ErPress.
Ppf Pdsfc.-The chief cook Of the United States
lintel SWaoga. receives, il IS sud- $500 per month
lof hIs services.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

10 hfhi-JndRe boud, oil 81. Augusiine-"ho is W.
believe, a JerseYnan
From The 81 iHrB6iine HcrdiR.
\ fARD.-D. w. Whitelufst amid the other We
nom he Las spi rne nsiunafes that am actuai-
ed by eotcardiee. ! confess That am eorard upon
principle and oahh-tbat 10 keep the ten command
nents has been part Of NV education. and were
not D. W. lIhifclursf perfectly coNyINCED Of these
acis. he would never have darod TO snth Ian
euage towards me. JAMES ". GOULD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15

Ter is orr manwho Ia courage enough 10 refuse
10 hehl-Judge Gould ofSi. Augusiine--"ho is, WE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-15
81 AUGUSTINE, Aug. ,
THE WAR RENEWED

The following account of the ireacherous surprise
oil Cob Hsrne,'s command fcached here tins morn.
ming by express. Col Gates. commanding Easi Of
81 Johns. has transmitted Orders for tie immediate
defence Of the posts South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
To holders Of Capital Prizes
EKOyt'S office.
Jan IL

Prizes as heretofore will be cashed at Hoyts oitce on
more liberal terms whether purchased Of him or ut an
old established ofice-from which, by the way, such
things are getting rather scarce than at any other office
Therefore those who hold prizes will find 1t 10 their IN
teres TO have them cashed at Hoys, without applying
Tickets in all Lotteries always for sale at Hoyte.-
For the big Capitals send call "Hoyts Corner,
who, perhaps, selling and cashng FIVE times the amount
of prizes Of any other vender ooo .,o
Prizes recently sold and paid at Hoyes' c SSogoo Sao
Inrre number of smaller Therefore. the place 10
apply for prizes is where they noW selling them
prize Of $1,000 yesterday presented, and paid 10 n
gentleman from the country.
Jan II Gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

A. Rc,ne himeelr received the largest number OF
'a,' Goposi,on votes when he was elected but was
of these considerations Mr. HIVES IS oe
t'SIy The sfrst in America Of his age as S an
'a," he has hardly superior among the Oldest oena
o''". d no equal among those Of his own nge. AS
G not prepared tina. he 10 ni h.
t"r j" u'S tho nrnodes of her sons delight TO point 10
SAFE ' the best hope of her declining days Tie not
hm office from majority Of The Legislature OF tins
sccf Commonwealth whose constituents viii
sepr him returned TO that exalted seat which
s0! dune 50 much TO ad"rn! Sir let al1 koane resign
ne "1 M G,st and throw it back in the teeth OF the
his o''. ,,Icri,imately conferred, and then we may
ask t Res TO srSr" office at Their hands Does Mr.
van D., or s7r of politicians? No. Ali who will swa
az! ,ns Sut-Treascry arc admitted without further
low All, therefore, who are opposed to thu! ,cheme
same ysh, 10 oppose it lhn, the President has
nave y, ard bv similar means. And trust in
I, , sound adsmn, Of the ealm wise and safe men OF
=. r,fs, and hope their support OF Mr.. HIVES VIII be
a. F, IN returning him 10 The Senate, the proudcHt
tat"' Gen. y" senator Of them all A. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
MARSHALL THEATRE.

Second nigh, Of the Engagement Of the popular iayo,
rites, Mr. and Miss COOPER, who will appear IN lie
Characters of Mr.. and Mrs. Bercr'y.
On THURSDAY EVENING; January iHh'
Will be performed Mo"res Tragedy o' '"e
Gannestcr.
MRS. BEVERLY, n nrS1 c GOUr 6o
MR.. BEVERLY, m|' oooi En-
p;, ov.,,,,es National Airs.
D,,,,. uornD;pe. BY Miss Kneass and Master Titus.
To conclude with The admired Farce Of
Crossing the Line:
Or. The Diridcd Brothers.
On tomorrow Evening, Mr. and Miss COOPER will
appear in Comedy.
Jan II H-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
Virginia State Lottery.
S3O,OOO.--SlO,GOO.
VirTinia State Lottery.

For the benefit Of the Town of Wheeling 20 Class No.
q for 1889 To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Ss.
iurday, 23d Feb 1889.
GRASP CArlrALs-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 5000, T..
COO, $780, 80 prizes Of $780, so of $780, SO Of 400, &C.
&c.
Tickets only $l0 halves S, quarters 9 80.
Certificates OF packages Of 2G Whole Tickets $140
Do. do. 90 Half do. 20
Do do 2G Quarter do. IS
NJ Ordsrs for 7iekes and Shares Certificates Of
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes will
the most prompt tlenon, and official account of each
dra,cng sent Immediately after II is all who order
from US. Address,
D. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Richmond, Va.
= Tickets in all other lotteries under manage
mrnl, constantly for sale as above.
Ian II 74-2swtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
SENATE
TvrsdGv. JanuarV is, 1889.

IutsddW JHHa"1y TO, TOW
Mr. FauLKsER offered the following resolution:
Resolred, That the President and Directors oil The
North. western Turnpike Company be, and they are
hereby requested, to communicate TO this BODY ~na'
stems been adopted snce late session of the Ge.
neral Assembly, towards rebuilding the bridge (ecent-
~ built and desiroyed) across the South branch of The
Potomac, on the line Of said roud-n what respects If
al all, the law of 9Th April 1888, is inadequate to the
object OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES changes have been found
necessary in the location plan and construction OF said
road-what will be its probable COST together with all
matters properly apperuinng 10 the subject OF this IN
quiry.
This resolution was opposed by Messrs HoLLEM'N'
H,evIr and Nash, and advocated by Messsrs FArLK-
SER and Suirm Of CupePcr. Laid on the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
The most splendid yet !
500.

Tic most splendid yet!
$4,000.
IS Number Lotlery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Makins neariy as many Prizes as Blanks.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
of Noriok.-Class No. /, for 1899 b. drawn at
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday 10th Feb, 1889
BRILLIANT SCHEME Il Prize Of $50 900, $4,000,
$4,000. $A,OOO $4,000, $4,000, 81 Gl5 10 of 81 900,
&c, &c.
Tickets only Sl0 halves S., quarters 50 so.
Certificates Of Packages of rs Whole tickets $3.50
DO do % half do 60
DO do p quarter do 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

H UNAWAYWns committed 10 the Jail Of Shenan oah
ty Va, Sunday the 3h OF September slave,
calling hmsclfISAAC MARTIN about fee. ia inches high
naLe-very dark % years old"hen
spoken speaks quckhas long across the
belongs John Ryan, but does not know the
" he resides lie further states that MI Frank
Carter James Carter, Mr.. Brown, and Nh Wm Lee are
necbors and that South Boston the town. II is four
left home The Of said slave requested TO
his property the hescs, and take him away
o he will be dealt with accordin. 10 law.
Oct s. lc3a. CHRISTIAN MILLER, IauoT
7i-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
$3o,0OO-SiO,OOO.
virginia State lottery.

For the benefit of The Monongala Academy Glass No.
l for 1S30.-To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Sa.
turday, OH February, 1880
CAPrrAL,-S $50 900, 10000, coo, 1000. COO, 600,
2G5; % prizes of 900, so of 500, so of 200 &c &C.
Tickets only $40, halves So, quarters 81 so.
Certificates OF Packages of 25 Whole Tickets Sl30
Do do. % Half do G5
Do do. % Quarter do. 80 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY:
February I'd $50 900 nelt-Tickes SlG-Certihcate
of Package of whole tickets Sl4O-haves S7O-quar
tefs $50
FcJruarv9 M-S 30OOO-Tickels Sl0-Certicate Of a
Package Of whole tickets $3.50 halves S0o-quatefs
FeLTunrv Glh-HOYT'S FAyORITE, $4,000
Tickets SiO-Cer6cate Of Package of wholes Sl20-
halves S60-quarters $50. r
EeLrunry 23d-S30 000-Tickels Sl0-Certlhcae OF
package OF whole tickets Sl40-halves S7o-qusrters
s35. >. g.
Jan IL '4-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

SCOTT & CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS, warranted
Proof the ordcals OF fire. with
Gentlemen the country VINO Keep
valuable ought never BE- without ono Inc pr
ces upwards according Reference made
to following parties. Who with others have hen in
viz Mcsrs James Webb Co, Col Pcyon Workman McGru
der uIlam Son. Hrxall Co.. Dunlap Moncnrc Co.. H. w
j. Fry Mordecai Ohorn Stanback Son, the Franklin
Co.. Exchange Banks Richmond and Csrhsve
An assortment kept constantly 70, sale by the subscriber
! JOHN o. LAY, 7gsmt
T., II t7J-wGm1 For The Manufacturers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

NJ The Friends and Patrons Of the Female Humane
Association and The Public in general respectfully
informed that the ANNUAL FAIR for the benefit OF
The Orphan Asylum will take place on Thursday the
Oath of January Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
EHOyt's lottery office,
Corner Gcf0,c the Rains.

R NOTWITHSTANDING Hoyts cid Office was de.
" slroyed by fire the night Of the 18th u't, ne has
new one al the corner below where he commenced on
the first day OF the year with the determination TO sell
his patrons Splendid Prizes than he has heretofore
done Therefore, please send ORDERS and when in Rich
mond call on him and be supplied with prize Hoy'
sells prizes 10 persons in the country than any
other Vender
January l2,h-S4o COO Capital. Tickets $40. Ger
tificale of Package of % tickets Sl3O-halves SID
quarters S32 so.
January lylh-S3O 900 Capital. Tickets $40. Ger
tifca,e OF Package of % tickets $i4O-halVes S'O-
quarters S}5. o
January 2G,h-s3OOOO Capital. Tickets $40. Ger
ti6cale of Package of rs tickets Sl3O-hav!es S0o-
quarters S32 so.
u Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Va.
At the Virginia Lottery Office who has sold and is sell
ing and cushing more Capital Prizes, than any vender
in the known world.
Orders for Tickets from any part of the United States
by mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize Tickets
thankfully received and executed by return mail, with
the same prompt attention personal application and
The result, sen, (when requesed) Immediately alter The
drawing-ir addressed TO u. NJ. HOYT
Jan ) UJ-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
On motion Of MIR. Husros, The Senate adjourned.

A communication was received from the House oil
Delegates, stating that they have passed Gan act 10 exo
nerae the people of Portsmouth from personal labor on
the public roads, and San act amend act ncorpo
rating The Lafayette and Engshs ferry turnpike Com
Pany;" which was read and committed.
No other business being before Gnem-on motion oil
Mr. Nash, the Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
January II

UNARM FOR SAkE.-rhe subscriber is DESTROYS of
a selling the small Farm in Powhatan, containing 300
acres, less, called Fine Creek There is por
ton OF river and creek low grounds and the high lands
in good condition, Saving been good deal nourlshed
during the last three yeaTsTberc is, also, sufficient
wood land for the current demand Of the farm.
exact description is believed TO be unnecessary, buy
will Judge for themselves The property vii! be Of
iered upon reasonable terms.
=. J. SMITH
Also, House and Lot in ca lra-The house is largo
enough, and constructed for merchandising, and the
COMMUNICATION Of family. F. j. s.
January II 1i-3t
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WAS committed to The Jail of Halifax county, tvs)

"AS Committed TO The jail OF HaIlEaI county, (Va)
w on the Sd day Of December, 1893, Negro man.
slave, as runaway, calling himself BEN-snys he is
The property of George Reese Of Lowndes county State
of Alabama; that he raised by Robert Scogns Of
The county OF Brunswick, Virginia, and carried o
five or six years ago Ben appears to be about twenty
years old, not very dark rather inclined to be yellow
Of a gingeJ-cake complexion: he is well formed and
proPorlioned, and Hoy be called likely fellow He is
about feet inches high his clothing so much worn
and dirty, thuta description Of Them cannot De given
The is JeFussIed TO forward, prove his pro-
perry, pay charges &C. Ben will be dealt with as Tho
law directs. PHILIP HOWERTON, d s.
For Chas T. Harris, Sheriff.
January IL 14-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21

been the feudy fiend of any OF them, without disnc.
lion Of patly who had any business TO Transact with
the Geneta Guvernmen and in fact that he has always
been IN place and ready TO sustain by his vote or agu
n,ent whatever measure was necessary 10 carry OUT
their interests to project their honor that 6i Inc
country. In. word, they w find that they may
search in vain in this district Tor indv'dGn. no
could no'c so well represent them. in HE piecen'
canvass, they have 10 choose between an OLD c4Pe
renced servant "who has shown his faith by his works.
and new man who has never yet found consn'uem.
body although he has several times presented hts!'
which looked upon his preiensions with Inc Ieast
one who, though he may be "clever gentleman, 80
far this writer knows 10 certainly not the man whose
claims TOR such POST would ever nave passed I'D
OF any intelligent body Of The people In search Va az
opponent or successor to Mr. lalaferro u IS 'ol m
wish Of the one who writes to disparage inns sen
teman; on the contrary he is believed 10 De u Jar
fame and character, and possessed OF the ordinary
amount Of Information which the great mass OF een.'e
men DO possess; but certainly DR.. Graysoh Ga"mo'
Justly be compared in any intelligent nina WIN nt.
T. in point Of mental caIibre, experience, knnwiedge
Of government laws Of nations, history OF legislation
in this and other countries, duties OF Inc slaon, emu
wants of The district am salsheo IL Is no u'spaiase
msnt of him 10 say So would be applied 10 any
other unlred man The district IT. possible tha
in most of these respects he can be so well prepared
Then why take Dr. Grayson? He is entirely an Inex-
perienced man in legislation. he never represented
county in the Stale Legislature, did he ever give
vote in any deberatlve body for as this writer knowe
We have heard his efforts speaker on the huslings
and in The of all the eloquence, ancient and mo-
dern We protest that he shall be sent 10 Congressa rs
the "picksd orator" of the Northern Neck Richard
Henry Lee ghos, would stalk resurrect in the mind
eye, whenever any effort was made 10 the Capitol I,
and upbraid his old constituents for the exhibition OF
this burning delinquency" But there VIII De no
change. There many in this county who never did
vote for Mr. r. who say now, that they will 60 Tor HIM
on this OCCASION with great cordially, THE sales. man.
all things considered in this district hope that all
who have read The attack Of Cao, will have The mag
nimi,y throw eff any efforts which il produced pre-
judicial 10 Representative. There have always
been such writer's in this district Cato and the friends
Of Mr. Taiia!erro have disposition 10 stop them
They have generally produced some "excement, aud
Mr.. Teliaferros majorites have increased "Cato pro
fesses 10 be new assaant under The sole impulse Of
love of country. ga by any other name would
smell as sweet" 1t won't do for men who evince SO
much malignty to try 10 sail under any such banner.
The wolf in sleeps clothing is still! wolf, and nigh.
Cato, but may be Ca,il;ne, guo aahos a, least
WESTMORELAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21

IT INIT YOUR PRICE, say Three Hundred or Three
III Hundred and Fifty Doars-give the outlines Of
the style Of finish you admire, and if do not furnish
you with PIANO that will bear the test, then | will
agree TO take it back and count myself judge Of In
struments. E. P. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg.
P S am expecting or 10 Pianos next week, Of
superior quality.
u beg leave to call the attention Of the public 10
the letter from John T. Leigh, ESQ Qate Clerk of Anne
liza County relative 10 Piano which sent all the way
10 Mississippi. E. P. N.
May 81 4-2aw3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21
OFFICIAL INTERfEREycE IN ELECTIONS.

OFF1T1hL TNTEKF EKENCE N EI.ECl IUNs.
A friend has placed in hands with request
that would lay it before the public, the annexed
copy Of letter written by GEN DAVID CAMP
BELL present the G0rernor IF Virginia, 10 Robert
E. Bradley, Esq, of Washington county. We invite
particular attention 10 ill., and do SO because, the Con
serrare friends Of The Governor have denounced in no
II has been charged as prostitution Of official influence,
and grossly corrup,ing We wish readers to weigh
well every word which it contaiss4we wish them TO
look particularly TO the iHducement which il held out 10
Young Mr. Bradley to Withdraw from the contest-the
dazzling and the proud station of seat in Congress-
If it were grossly wrong for Postmaster, or Deputy
Postmaster-lor Land Officer his Clerk, how much
greater the offence when committed by the Governor OF
Slate.-VaAey Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21

NOTICE is hereby given. that Train has been
IL engaged TO run to Milford Thursday, the 23d
instant, IN order that persons of all parties wishing
vote at the election in Caroline, be accommodated
The Train will leave the depo, of the Richmond F. g.
P. R R. Co., at half past o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive
at Milford depot o'clock, P. M. Returning, leave
Milford depot at half past s. P NJ reach Richmond at
Q, P. NJ
N. B.-Conveyances will be provided at Milford to
take passengers 10 and from the Bowling Green.
May2l Ait
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21

"hlr Humes- is here on his way to Philadelphia. lie
10 be ut this time out C business aik that read
er and think does not desire to engage in any for one
two years, perhaps longer suggested 10 him that
he had better become candidate for the county next
spring. He seemed TO have objection but this: lie
said he had heard that probably you would be cand
date and he did not feel willing TO come in contact with
you. Now, my dear sir, if you have not positively de-
cidcd, suppose you bring Humts ou-fou cannot feel
much anxiety abou, the natter for by coming here at
your age and engaged in your profession, you MAKE
GREAT SACRIFICE. MR. HUMES MAKES NONE.
In cp years The ,cay M be open for y'u not osLY FOR
THE COUNTY, BUT POSSIBLY FOR HIGHER ST.
TUATlON Give my warmest respects TO your Father
and Mother. Yours sincerely
DAVID CAMPBELL.
ROBERT L. BRADLEY.
Tho Italics and Capitals arc our own
E1PEsDITuREs.-We invite the particular attention
of our readers the annexed article the Govern
meDt Expenditures. As much has been said upon
this subject for political effect, shall keep standing
until after the election. We hope every voter vii! read
it carefully. Let facts speak-Lere they are-!aken
from official reports TO Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-21
q Z q q q
The aggregate appropriations in round

numbers, are sss,ooo,o 900
From this amount, deduct those for occa-
sonai, contingent, and extraordinary objects,
and We shall see the real amount of the
pendiiures Of the Government.
lst For The contingent service
OF fifty thousand men 10
sist British aggression, if ne.
cessary, in Name. slo,ooO,ooo
I'd For The Post Office Depart.
ment which is not drain
the Treasury but is paid by
the office itself, 100000
Sd. For expenses Of the Florida
war, over the regular Army, $4,000
4lh. For the Indian Depart
ment-embracng removals
and subsistence OF the emf.
grating Indians, compensa.
ton for their lands &c, 900
5th. For pensons-not ex.
penses of Government, but,
graluilies; and this is ex-
elusive of nearly as much
more paid under permanent
pension laws, 100000
9th. For protecting the North
Frontiers, 100000
For protecting Western From
tier, 10000
and for military road, 25,OOO
9Th. For public buildings &c, viz:
New Treasury building, 100000
Post Office building, 10000
Jail in City of Washington, 10000
Custom house, New York, 10000
Custom house, Boston, $4,000
Survey Of U. S. coasts, 10000
These amount 10 500 492 coo
which being deducted from the
aggregate, leave for the
penses Of Government 10000 900
Alter this exhibit of facts and figures what becomes
of the daily cry Of Exravagance? Is it not shown 10
be wholly unfounded; Again we ask our friends 10
read it-reaec upon it-and then say whether The Ad-
mnIsralion has been profigate and eItraVagant-B.