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-. YOUNG LADIES
Boarding and Day School,


MISS ]. H. JONES will open school for
LVA limited number of pupils in South
street, of this village, Wednesday, May 9th.
The course of study will embrace the fol-
lowing branches, in their order:
In the Primary department, Geography,
Arithmetic, (mental and practically Book Of
Commerce, U. s. History, Grammar, with,
Parker's Exercises in Composition 81.
The Junior, Ancient and Mslaern History,
Conversations on Natural Philosophy, Watts
on the Mind, Neuman's Rhetoric, SmelIie's
Philosophy Of Natural History, and Colnpo.
sition by written essays, So per quarter
The Senior, will include Arnol,'s Physics,
Botany, Elements of Criticism, Allison's Prin-
ciples Of Taste, Constitutional Law, Algebra,
Geometry, Astronomy, History of Literature,
Logic, Mental and Moral Science, Political
Economy, Natural Theology, Buffers Anal
ogy, and Composition, 80 per quarter.
The scholars in each department will be
critically exercised in reading, writing and
photography.
The text books are all of the highest order,
and were originally selected in forming the
Rochester Academy, an institution organized
under Miss JeSEs rs Principal, and which
has ever maintained prominence among
the leading schools in the country for its el-
evated standard Of female education.
With committee selected from the intel
ligent gentlemen of the village to visit the
school, and lady an accomplished teacher
in French and Music resident in the family
to facilitate the progress of the young ladies
in those branches, It is believed that the re-
suits ofa plan which experience has suggest
ed as most perfect, cannot fail to be realized.
Terms, for board with the teacher, includ-
ing all contingencies and instruction in the
English branches, $sl75 year.
Music, $40 per quarter.
Languages and Drawing, each s5.
Board on reasonable terms in respectable
families. As Litchfeld, April 8.
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A CONVENTION composed ofthe Field.
IN Commissioned, Staff and Non Commits
stoned Officers of the 9Th Brigade, will as
semble at The Mansion House in Liichfield,
on Wednesday the 2sth inst. at 10 o'clock,
A. M. 81.
The object of this Convention is to take
into consideration the present state of the
Militia, to adopt such measures as shalt have
a tendency to elevate its standard, and to
awaken public sentiment to this subject, so
vitality connected with the best interests Of
our country. The Convention will also
consider the present state of our own Brig
ade, and adopt such measures as in their
view will raise its standing, and place it in
that enviable position SO earnestly desired
by every true patriot within its limits.
A State Military Convention has been
Thursday the 9th day of May next. This
will be u subject for the deliberation Of the
Convention, and, if thought advisable, such
steps will be taken as will ensure full at
tendance from this Brigade. Officers COM
posing the Convention OF the 18th inst. will
appear in the full uniform of their respective
corps, with side arms.
ALL PAST OFFICERS are respectfully invi-
ted to attend and take part in the deIibera-
tons of the Convention.
The commandant of this Brigade INDUCES
the hope and confident expectation, that such
exertions will be used on the part of the
Field and Commissioned Officers, as will
insure full attendance from their respect
i've Regiments.
By order Of Brig. Gen. FREDERICK PHELPS.
Isaac LAWRENCE, Brig. Or. Master.
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Mr. Editor-I would like to recall the attention Of
those who but few days since were talking about
change Of Post Master in this village in your paper
Ii the public DESTROYS Of change in this matter,
in sincerity, why do they let the subject thus quietly
sleep7 Sir, am a whig. fought at the ballot-box
in November last for the principles which have gori
ously ,riumphed, Allowing that the Executive has
done his duty In exterminatng the boodhounds Of the
Capitol and extended his appointing power to few
other paris Of the couny-aside from this, has that
victory only been accomplished to crafty mere party
spleen, and no, to revolutionze the smaller Offices Of
government? as understood it, most devoutly wish
ed believe that change is actually necessary 10
secure harmony TO the present administration party
Certainly there can be no cry OF prescription on the
part uf our opponents they have turned Of Office
almost every wing in these parts-and in fact the
whole country-and substituted those OF their own
party. Ninetenths. yea more, OF the postmasters ~
this county locofocos Sir to nearly reverse this
by putting in good whgs would be no more than JUS
10 the vctors belong the spos, but in this wise, to
do, as far az reason goes. % we ere done BY
Your correspondents have said-allowing this to he
singular insiance-,hat this post Office has been in
the hands Of one Jamy for one, and perhaps two or
more generations. may overrate their statements,
but surely has been hereditary. Had lived in the
days of cur great grandfathers, il 10 Posslble might
have known lie first entrance into the family
it is enough know that IT 10 still in the possession OF
the kindred. We care not about going back to the
scenes of the past but refer to the present, and look
little into the future. They have in past ;ine Jared
shonId longer feast upon it 1t is claimed by all good
democrats that rotation in office Is essential to The
welfare If republc-and on this democratic princi-
ME ies us rouf en- JuSTcE.
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NOTICE.

Il Harwinton hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the Gre
ditors to the estate Of JONATHAN r. WEBSTER
late of HarwiLton, deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect
to present their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred recove-
ry. All persons indebted to said estate, are
to make immediate payment to
AB1JAH WEBSTER, Admin.
HartcinlOn, Marck 81, le4l. *46
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REHABILITATION.
laA0
COUNT.

~-sT Among the gentlemen elected as Representa-
sves 10 the Legislature observe the names OF our
friends Of the Norwich Courier and New.l1aven Pal
ladunn, Messrs Durham and BabcOck. We are
RICH. glad TO see them thus noticed BY their fellow
citizens tor they deserving; and Is cOmplimen
rary 10 the fraternity Of which they are members.
'~'' - Hartford COUrane.
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John III low Presidens Of The United
States is His 500 mar, q bier OF
Thomas Al lbs disii1tqFbed it edian.-
She is grand q 10 liz Major Fairie, for.
merry of Isss u he revolution. one
Of whose dan rs VIE Of MIR. Cooper. Mrs.
Tyler, former ~ viii pteside asthe lady
of the Whiis g DC Boston Trans
Crypt, one q n and accomplished Ia
Dies in The col % honor TO the station to
which she 10 press.
A CoINcpK1 "a Sen. Van Rensselaer, was
removed i'm Albany Post Office the LIST of
April, 1889. he 4 "a gsnccessor, Mr.. Flaeg. that
his lease w6ula Be- for two years. Pursuant to
the notice thus ass lie General Says the Albany
Advertiser goes the Post Office again on the LIST
of April, ls4lus two years from the day of his
movaI. Even'Nlr Fqaeg can say nothing against this
even handed justice-I6. ''
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MARRIED,


In this village, on Monday morning last by the
Rev MI PAYNE, Mr. Jabez B. Bull, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
70 Miss Sarah E. Butler, Of this place.
In Goshen on the 9Th inst Mr.. Anthony Ta'ro, Of
Winsed TO Miss Eliza w adhame, Of the former place
In Warren on the J3h inst. Rev. George Iomlln-
SON of Beleport, N. Y. TO Miss Ann M. Taylor
daughter Of Dea. John Taylor. ..,..
DIED,
In Goshen, on Sunday morning last, the llth inst
Rev Grant Powers aged Sc, Pastor OF the eongrcga-
uonal church in that place.
Ia Kent, on the l3th inst. Mrs. Rebecca Stone,
wife Of Mr. Russell Stone, aged 81
In Southampton, Mass. Rev. Vinson Gould, aged
g. formerly OF Sharon, Conn.
In Bethlem, on the 9Th inst. Mrs. Susan Harrison;
aged % wife Of Mr. Simeon H. Harrison, ct L'ichheid
South Farms-and on the 9Th inst Mrs: Beisey ANN
LOOMS. aged "a. wife Of Mr. Seneca J. LOOm's-b0'h
In Plymouth, Mira Susannah Dooitle. aged IS.
In Canaan. Mrs. Nela Wordsworth aged IS, wild
oye Of Mr. John WadswoTth
In New.HartgoFd. April 5th. MVs. Emeline, wife
of MIR. Abel P. Bnlkley, and daughter at MIR. Abram
wilcox aged 26. She wes the last OF three SISTERS
who with their mOtheT, have died within eighteen
m0n,hs Of consumption the mother and two sisters
within de last two months
In New-Hsven Mrs. Julia Ann, wife Of Col. Gard
In ClsveIsnd. Ohio, March 9Th, Mrs Sarah Howe
reiict Of The late Gen. Hszekiah Howe, eyed e5.
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Alta Court Of Probate holdea at Kent, ,oithin and
for the District Of Kent, on the 5th day Of
April, A. d. lS4l: ~ a.
Present, Nathaniel P. Perry, Esq Judge.
ON motion of Birdsey Beardsley and ST.
~ las Bronson, OF said Kent, Executors of
the last will and testament Of S1LAs BRoN-
SON, late of said Kent, within said district,
deceased: this court doth decree that six
months be allowed the creditors of said es-
tate to exhibit their claims against the same
to said executors after they shall have given
public notice of this order, by advertising the
same in newspaper published in Ltchtield,
in Litchfield county. and by posting the same
on public signpost in said town of Kent.
=. Certified from Record.
46 NArH'L p. PERRY, Judge.
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Norfolk Academy.

Norfolk Academy.
VTHE Summer term Of this Institution will
H. commence on Monday the Sd OF May.
TUITION PER QUARTER.
For the common English branches, $3 w
higher do. do. w
ancient languages or French, D w
Board may be obtained in good families on
very reasonable terms.
JOHN r. NORTON, Principal: .
Norfolk, April 9, IS4l. ..s "4o
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PmIApELPHrA. April g, IS4I

PHILADELPHIA Aprl o IoAl
At the adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Bank Of the United States. held this morning at ;he
Rankino house. il was announced that Mr.. Dunlap
mad resumed she Presidency Of the Bank, and Col.
William Dayton. formerly q member OF Congrsss
from South CaFolina) Yves elected IN his place; sax
al Ire present Directors have also resigned, and their
places filled BY gentlemen OF high saandng ana n!s'
mSo Of he most unbsndine integrity and Of great Pa
rrv ~ chsraeser and will, doubt. do great good w
r"y;v;nr ~ ;nsituon. The Board Of Directors. as
at are FL most aSS.r he
nav adminis,rarion. Already ts good effect has
hesn e, ss he stock has been sold since the meeting
81 $40, and upwaEds.-N. Y. Express
A Mayer KAa ives sumoFed ,e sSw g7 yes ,Is
thet I'M. Eii AbhOe, has DIayos u Columbas. MIS-,
had come % violent end. He 10 said 70 have pen
found IN his bed with bis head cue Off, Aeoea k.Ileo
voune Pryor s0me three OF four year, ago. sna ssnce
shni ss has lived in continual Zee! OF at.ack
Se house bnFyioaded and never going out afer gary
we cannot veueh Coz The ruth 9! thus Iume a. We %
boa exchange with any papers g thst .C ~ n
Il Col. Richard Pryor. the fathsr q she Young m1"
hsm Abbot killed. d now 10 Ne~SOneans.
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EooKTNCs-GLAssES.

TIME subscriber would inform the inhab-
itan,s of Litchfield and its vicinity, that
he has Just returned from New York with an
assortment of LOOKING. GLASSES, Of all
sizes usually called for, and has made ar
rangements with a manufacturer in New
York to be supplied with any kinds that may
be wanted, and as cheap as can be purchas-
ed in The city.
them newly framed, can be accommodated
on short notice. Patronage is respectfully
solicited. -,
Samples may be seen at the Warcrooms
of Messrs. Bulkley T. Cooke, two doors west
ofthe County House, and at the subscribers
dwelling in Meadow Street.
GEORGE DEWEY.
I;,cbfeld. ApriI g, 1S4l. .. 40
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NOTICE.

NKIHEREAs a large number of Notes and
w Accounts in my favor against sondry
individuals have been for "a long time due and
unpaid by the makers OF said notes ana deot-
ors on book, Notwithstanding due notice has
been given to them that they are in the hanes
of am attorney for collection this rs 70 no'ny
all such persons. that ! have this Gay k.ea
;rs,ruction TO FRANCIS BACON, Esq. TO enforce
the collection of such notes by SUIT, unless
maid by the first day OF May next: rr
'"'O - '' ALANSoN Able.
Litchfell, April 2. lS4l. -"
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AT, a Court Of Probate holden at Washington,
Uithin and for the district Of Washington, on
The 7th day Of April, ls41:
Present. Daniel B. Brinsmade, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of Remus M. Fowler,
- of Washington, in the county OF Litch-
field, showing to this court that he is guardi-
an Of Nancy M. Fowler and Mary jane
Fowler, of said Washington, within said dis.
trict, minors that said minors are the own.
ers of real estate situated in Torrington, in
said county, viz: very small interest in a
piece of land which Timothy Childs decided
10 Heman w. Chilts, by deed dated May 3,
1923, and described In said deed as bounded
south on Litchfeld line, west on Goshen line,
north on land Uhen) owned by Ezekiel North
and Benjamin Phelps, east and northeast on
land Chem of Nathan Thrall, with the build
ings thereon--their interest in said land be-
ing valued at about twenty dollars-that il is
for the interest of said minors that the inter-
est in said land should be sold and the avails
thereof invested in other real estate to be
conveyed to said minors, or be placed at in.
terest, or laid out in the nurture, education or
advancement of said minors according to
law and praying that the same may be sold
for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition Oh
file: ........s. ...t. ...
II is ordered by This court, that said guardian
give notice of the tendency of said petition
by causing this order to be published in one
Of the newspapers printed in Litchfield, in
said county, three weeks successively,a f least
six weeks before the hearing of said petition;
and that said petition will be heard at the
probate office in said district, on the 2lst day
of June, lS41, at 10 o'clock A. M. e...
Certified from Record.
46 DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Judge.
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NOTICE.

HNHE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for the
4 District Of Plymouth has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of the estate of JUsTus ANDRus,
lite of Plymouth, in said district, deceased,
represented insoIvent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto, and has appointed Hen
ry Sc0viIl and Solomon Griggs Commission
ers 10 receive und examinessaid claims.
Certified by CALVIN BUTLER, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at Calvin Buffers office, in said Plym-
outh, on the 3d day Of May and 9th day of
September, lS4E, at one o'clock in the after
noon ON each of said days, for the purpose of
ulI the business of said appoint
mcnt. HENRY ScovILL, } Commits
SOLOMON GRIGGs, { Sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
LUcIUs BRADLEY, Adanin'r.
Plymouth, April 6, 164l.9 -s... 46
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SHOP in West street, two doors west ofthe
- Court House, up stairs, where he is pre-
pared to cut and make Garments of all kinds
notice. 90 All garments cut or made at his
shop warranted to fit.
Lilchfeld, April Is, 1871. 46
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Alta Court Of Probate holden al Sharon, scithin
and for the District IF Sharon, On the 9Th day
of April A. d. 1871: ,-,.
Present, Charles +. Sedgcick, Esq. Judge.
nN motion of Ebenezer Brinton, Jr. admi-
" nisrrator on The estate of GARRETT N.
BRINToN, late of Salisbury, in said district,
deceased, this court does limit and allow to
the creditors OF said estate six months from
the date hereof, in which to exhibit their
claims to said administrator or be debarrcd
"a recovery and this court directs said ad-
miniStrator TO give notice of the time SO linn
tied by publishing this order in newspaper
printed in Litchfeld, and by posting IA copy
thereof on the public signpost nearest the
place where the said deceased last dwelt, in
said Salisbury. A true copy of Record.
46* CHA's F. SEDGwIcK, Judge.
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Through i'm 10 hours.

A STAGE will leave the house Of George
"A Bolles, South street, Litchfeld, three times
a geek, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 4 O'Clock A. M, and arrive in New-Mil-
ford in time to take the Cars for Bridgeport.
Fure through to New York, $3.50.
= 49, - &c. RILEY g. co. b,
,Litchfpld. April IS. 40
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The POle1nlic SOcietY

VNILL meet at the Cour, House this Thursday
w evening. and discuss the following question::
Is Republican form Of Government preferable to
q Monarchy?
An Address may be expected from John Catlin, A.
B. on the object and means of mental culture.
IONS : sst. Bv order of the Chairman.
Titchfield April Is lSal
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PROBATE SALE.
RUNAWAY,

NUIVA w "A 4
NROM the subscriber. on Monday the 9th
T. inst. an indentured boy named GEORGE
N. HANNAH, IA years of age-had on "a blue
roundabout, brown pantaloons, black cotton
cap-had boots and shoes with him. One
cent only will be given as a reward for re-
turning him. All persons are forbid harbor:
ing or employing him on my account, as
will nav no debts of his contracting.
CHARLES w. AMBLER.
Bethieu. Apri 10, 1S4l. T46
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MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-The Hartford Courant Of
Saturday gives the moorties in the several Congress.
J;s,r;csa "a E,llows.
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NOTICE.

4 nv I'VE.
THE Court of Probate for the District OF
l. Harwinton has appointed Saturday the
oath inst. at the probate Office in said Har-
winton, at one O'Clock p. M. for the hearing
and allowance Of the administration account
of the subscriber, administrator ON the estate
of SHELDON CATLIN, late of said district, de-
ceased. HART BARKER Admanr'
Harscintoa, Apri! III, lS4l. 40
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NOTICE..

RT KENNEY having associated with
N. himselfP. Parkhurst, the business will
be hereafter transacted at the same place,
under the name and firm Of KENNEY & PARK
HURST.
A share Of public patronage is respectful
" solicited. MURRAY KINNEY. --..
PRENTICE PARKHURST.
NIB. All persons having unsettled &C.
counts with the late firm Of l.. Iompkins #
Co., and the subscriber, are once more re.
ouested to call and have the same adjusted
and balanced. M. KINNEY.
Bantam Falls, April IL, 1641. 40
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Fashionable Millinery.
MRS. R. l.. BETS

most every quality, some very beantifnl-al-
so, Bonnet Silks, a great variety-rich Paris
embroidered Ribbons, splendid assortment;
Artificial Flowers of the latest American and
French styles; rich Cap Ribbons and Caps,
Head Dresses, False Curls, Brussels Lace.
and almost every article usually called for at
the Milliners' EMPORIUM. a !,
Also, Straws and sTuscans bleached and
pressed in the neatest manner. .t Z
INV Wanted, a; good JourmeymG"-one that
perfectly understands the businessmen from
the city would be preferred--also, two APP
p,sntices, to learn the Dress Making business.
Woodburu. Aprl 1C,SlS4l. +46
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At Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk, aoithtn
Of April, A. d. ls4l: ..l "
Present, Michael r. Mills, Esq. Judge.
ENsrATE of JAMES HoryHK1ss, late Of Nor
II folk, in said district. deceased-The adj
ministrator represents the estate insolvent,
and prays the appointment of Commission
ers thereon: whereupon, ordered, that Com
sioners to receive, examine, and adjust the
claims of the creditors of said estate be ap-
pointed at the probate Office in said Norfolk,
on the Sd day of May, le4l. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon /; and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof, the
administrator will cause this order to be pub
lshed in newspaper printed in Litchfeld.
and post copy thereof on the public sign
post in said Norfolk. A true copy of record.
46 s'' MICHAEL r. MILLS, Judge.
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95- The next monthly meeting of the Litchfeld
County Temperance Society will be held at Cole
brook River, on the fourth Tuesday 9th inst. April
at 10 o'clock A. M. eE H. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
H1shinOfOn. ADrn d. lH4l
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COWCERT.

fl Concert Of Vocal s]YsESic
UTILL be given in the Congregational Church in
w Salisbury, on ThBrsday evening the 29h Of
April, commencing precisely at l-2 o'clock-under
the direction Of Mr.. Egbert Bartlett and others.
AnrI L. ---- L,---- N-Etl. --- =.
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THE LEGTsLAruRB.-We have looked over the list
Of members Of the Legislature, and find the cassiica
ton to be about as follows 1t will be seen that there
are an unusual number Of vacancies, few Of which
can be filed a most Of the meetings were dissolved:
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VOL. II. NO. SIS.

mates, no serious danger seems TO exist, unless
some future aciion of that body, during the resi-
due of The year, should augment the expenditures.
Nothing, of course is easier than the adoption
of measures which must increase the expenses Of
lS4l, so as to exceed its authorized fiscal means,
and thus not only to cause embarrassment, but i'm
pair the pecuniary credit Of the General Govern
ment, and leave no alternative except greatly in
creased taxation of some kind, or permanent ma
tional debt.
But it Is matter Of congratulaon that these
financial evils have hitherto been avoided, though
severe commercial commissions, protracted Indian
hoses, and periodical reduction Of the rcve-
nue. from customs, have at times pressed heavily
on our operations. Without doubt they can be
longer avoided by continued reduction in the
public engagements, through perseverance in eco
n,mical retrenchment and the careful stunning OF
causes for new or increased expense. Indeed, /!
must be source Of sincere satisfaction 10 the Pres
lent, personally, as well 10 the community at
large, TO see his administration close without for
eign war, domestic Instruction, or any other ca
k,mity, requiring heavy burdens of any kind to be
imposed on the people by the General Government
without the creation Of any permanent public
debt whatever, or even Of a temporary one, that
might not he discharged within the year. if proving
as prosperous as many have anticipated, withou.
any increase of taxes ; but, on the contrary, many
Old ones reduced-whout any claims due ard au-
,horzcd by Congress and the accounting officers.
which have not, as general rule, been paid with
specie or its equivalent, and with pronlptitude,
however much the Department, has been incom-
NODDED by revusions in commerce and bank sus-
pensions, and, in Gne, wiihOu, Treasury either
empty or bankrupt bu, its ob'isa,onsin high cred
it, and the means in its control, probably, enough
to discharge in the usual manner and extent,
throughout the year, every expenditure that has
yet been sanctioned by Congress, or requested by
yourself or this Department.
Respectfully,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.