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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
Rascaiiyy without a Parallel.

While in Washington few days ago, the
following passage from the Louisville Journal
was put into our hands. Notwithstanding all
the known and unknown instances of official
corruption under the late administration, we
could scarcely credit tale of such unblushing
villainy, and we straghtway applied to the
General Post Office for information. We were
there informed that il was true 10 The letter.
When Mr.. Barry was Postmaster General, a
committee was appointed by the United States
Senate TO investigate the affairs Of the Post
Office Department. The investigation resulted
in the very able report made by Mr.. Ewing, in
which divers extra allowances, and ether cor
ruption were duly made known to the people
Of the country
To parry the effects Of that startling report,
Mr. Barry, ii may be remembered, published a
pamphlet, a yindication, so called, of his con-
duct. This pamphlet was of course, an ind-
vidual and not an official document. Never
thelesS, he agreed to pay TO the editors of the
Globe, Messrs. Blair & Rives, 81 500 for print.
ing it, and charged the amount to the gouernment'
When Amos Kendall succeeded Mr. Barry
as Postmaster General, he glanced over the
books of the department and saw this item OF
S 500. Afraid that another investigation
would soon take place, and that this extraor-
dinary item would thus be brought to light, he
made Blair & Rives refund the money, a. eas,
he entered it as refunded, on the books. Thus
the matter remained until the Sd of March, e4l
the very last day OF Mr.. Van Buren's admins
traton, when Mr.. Niles, the successor of Ken.
dali as Postmaster General, paid back the 81 500
to Blair 4 RiUeS, and an entry uas actually
made IN tie books to that effect
The statement, we repeat, is true, and the
iacts doubtless constitute fair specimen of the
conduct of the Post Office Department during
the II years anlecedent to the 4th Of March
last. beyond all doubt that department has
during that period, been one Of the foules, dens
! Of corruption that ever existed in civilized ma
! ton. From another but well advised source
we are informed that, being out Of funds, Niles
drew upon Pennsylvania postmaster in favor
of Blair for the amount. The latter was ir
great haste TO obtain the amount before MIR
Granger got into power, and proposed sending
an express t8 Pennsylvania for the money, tc
prevent tho possibility of defeat. Let there b,
a resolution of inquiry in the House of Repre-
senlatives.-[N. Y. Com. Adv.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
JOHN TYLER.
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President.


By and Nth the GdUice and consent Of the Senate.
Joseph Eve, Charge d'Affars to Texas
Isaac Rand Jackson, Charge d'Afairs TO
Denmark
Walter Forward, FRS, Comptroller of the
Treasury of The United States.
Elisha Whiulesey, Auditor of the Treasury
for the Post Office Department Of the United
States.
Paul Rossignol, Superintendent OF the Branch
Mint at Dahlonega, in the Slate of Georgia.
OFFICERS OF TIE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS.
Jeremiah Brooks, al York, Maine, vice Josh.
P. Juukins.
Joseph Thompson, at Fairfield, Connecticut,
vice Samuel Simons.
SURVEYORS
WmJ Edelen, al Llewellensburg, Maryland
vice AioYsius Thompson
Giles r. Hallam, at Stonington, Connecticut,
vice Benjamin PomeEoy.
APPRAISER.
Roher, n. WeIlman, at New Orleans, La
y.ce Cyrus Bradley.
LAND OFFICERS.
Thomas Scott, ChiIicoihe, O. vice James S.
McGinnis
Hiram Decker, Vincennes, Ind vice A. Ba-
Goiet,
Josiah D. Weston, Muscodsy, Wis. Ter vice
John Y. ingersoii.
James Watson Riley, Lima, o. vice John P.
Helfensiein.
Henry Harrison, Dubuque, Iowa, vice Ben
Jamin r. Peirken
Garrei Elkin, Springfield, ILL., vice Marvel
Ions Eastman
William Ross, Burlington, Iowa, vice Enos
Lowe.
Psraclete Potter, Milwaukee Wis. Ter vice
A. B. Merton.
James Scott, Jacksonville, Ind vice Mason
J. Hurell.
RECEIVERS.
Daniel G. Garnsey, Dixon, ILL., vice John
Dement,.
John Beard. Charlottesville, Ind vice Marks
Crume.
Ralph Guild, Jackson, No vice Felix G.
Allen.
Soddard Judd, Green Bay, Wis. Ter. vice
j. s. Pease.
Joseph c. Hawkins, Burlington, Iowa, vice
Eerplank Van Antwerp.
Lew Sterling, Muscodsy, Wis. Ter vice Pas
ehal Bequete.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
The Ladies, Companion.

The July number Of this valuable magazine
has been received. It is embellished with a
beautiful engraving Of Effie Deans, the heroine
Of SCOTS Heart of Mid Lothian. The reading
conie.ts are characterised by merit Of the high
esI order, the contributions comprising some Of
the best writer's Of our country. The publish
er is WIN. ". SNowDEN, 100, Fulton ST. N. Y.
IeIa,s-$3 per annum in advance.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
Strike nay name from, the Loco FocO
LIST.

Mr.. EDIToR:I see my name published in
the Union Times as one of the Loco FocO
Committee Of Correspondence of Union county,
appointed by the 18th of March Convention
Now, Mr.. Editor, have given the Times 10
authority to publish my name as one OF their
committee, as the Times might have known
that am Harrison democrat, and not lavora-
bic TO the reelection OF David r. Porter, hut
am in favor of the election of JOHN BANKS
as our mex, Governor.
JOSEPH BRIGHT.
Lewisburo June I8, 1871.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07

We are told says the Harrisburg,
Telegraph, that Braddee the mail rob-
Der, recently tried and convicted at
Plttsburg, is about to make an effort
to have his offence considered crime
against the State and not the Union!
He thinks if Gov. Porter has the par
doning power he can get off, to secure
the veto King another vote!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
Election OF County Treas,reys.

As 'his bill has received The approval OF the
Governor, aud much anxiety pervatles ,he com.
munlty 10 ascertain its provisions, we uiv.
place to 1t below II will be seen bv II. lb,,
on The second Tuesday of Ocuher next. in adj
d,lon to the other officers To he elected. .ach
county will vote Treasurer to serve i've,
years. This Is another inducement Tor the
friends of Reform 10 prepare for the contest
and elect responsible men TO these TRUSTS
Telegraph.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
s136,20O
Making an aggregate Of

Il Sad Felioa0,-Thomas Jones, a
journeyman shoemaker, has been
playing some sad tricks with the girls
near Rochester, N. Y, and the pas
tors, postmasters, squires, &c. caution
the fair in all other parts of the world
to beware of him. Thomas is a sad
dog, and his company is dangerous.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
The Request ana the Response

"SIR WISH You TO UNDERSTAND THE TRUE
PRINCIPLES OF THE GOVERNMENT. WISH
THEM CARRIED OUT. | ASK NOTHING MORE"
The last tcOrdS Of GEN. HARRISON.
"a AN IN FAVOR OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALES OF THE PUBLIC
LANDS AMONG THE STATES, AND IN FAVOR OF
RAISING THE REVENUE BY DUTIES ON IMPORTS
IN OPPOSITION TO A RESORT TO A SYSTEM OF
DIRECT TAXATION.
/ SHALL PROMPTLY GIVE MY SANCTION TO ANY
CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURE WHICH, ORIGINATING
IN CONGRESS, SHALL HAVE FOR ITS OBJECT THE
RESTORATION OF A SOUND CIRCULATING MEDI-
UM, so ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY TO GIVE CON-
FIDENCE IN ALL THE TRANSACTIONS OF LIFE,
TO SECURE TO INDUSTRY ITS JUST AND ADE-
QUATE REWARDS, AND TO RE-ESTABLIsH THE
PUBLIC PROSPERITY"
JOHN TYLER
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07
Gen. MnCOnah.

This individual who was Commander-in-
chief of the American forces, died Of apoplexy
at Washington City on the 25,h uIt. Thus
within the short SPACE of three months, we
have lost the head of the civil aud military de.
partments OF The nation.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07

There is topper in our borough whose nose
is SO large and fiery red that the Common Coun-
cils thiuk it a sign of intemperance, aud are
about 10 fine him because it projects over the
side walks H0riSbarg Tel.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-07

Edward Kent is again the Wing
candidate for Governor in Maine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
lIoELAD E1CNDlZo
Ellis NorcLykc, 5 H. Fouike, s. 4 Williams,

-N-S---AD 80 y y -A-0
Ellis Nortbykc, : L. Eouibc, s. 4. Williams,
ANING entere into partnership in the Foundry bust
ness under ,1eaame and stvlo N5riptc, Follke,
q u iLhants, proarei TO carry the business III
lis variols brarhos. Thay VIII keep hand
OF
STOVES. MLLIRoNs, PLoUCHs, &c. sc.
Also, viii mike order CarGing Machines. Power
looms, Of The be- 4.ay ali of which ney intend selling
low for CASH.
Those ndebte. to- the late firm Of Nen5enhall. FouIke
X W Ial9s, eItIeF y note Dr book account hereby
notified tia: paynet must be made Immediately. The
change the reaers that collections and
settsmeats should b promptly made Those who have
claims against the firm requested present them
NORDAhE. FoULkE * WILLIAMS.
Rrahmond, MAY = ISL. IS-l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
ElcZMGIL 4AEgGg.

VIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and tn
L public generally that he continues the BAKING
BUSINESS OF Main street, doors of u. u.
Scans Hotel tie will have fresh supply of bread and
cakes Saturday evening and viii continue keep
fresh bread and cakes of all kinds in future. The
may be assured thai they Will he supplied win all kinds
Of bread and cakes, usually be had in the
such as
Loaf Bread Rusk and Biscuit; Large Fancy
Cakes; small do: Rock do; Lemon do; Domestic
DO; Apes do; Ginger Nuts Ginger bread Nuts;
MolasSes Pound Cake; Pound Cake; JumbIes
Sponge Cake; Fruit Cake; and more than one
hundred other different kinds.
Molasses Candy, and sugar Candy of all kinds also SUI
gar Toys &c. &c.
lie CREAM, Of the best quality in
JOHN ELDERkTN.
Richmond, March, 25,h. Sal. I2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
WASHINGTON, JUNE /, 1871.

A man named Isaac Forrest was tried before
the Court of Oyer and TermIner, now in session
at New Castle, Del. "Wednesday last. a
charge Of entering dwelling house in Whining
ton, Il short time since, and stealing theretfotn a
quantity Of wearing apparel. He was found gull
~ on five indictments, ono for each individual
from whom he had taken articles of drcss-and
sentenced to receive twenty one lashes on the
bare back on each Indictment. making one hun
dred and five in all! 10 be imprisoned for 9 term
of years; TO be fined and to remain in prison UNI
I'll is paid SO cruel and barbarous law as this :
observes the Delaware Gazette, 'S disgrace to
State, and should long since have been blot
ted from our statute book
GA Society of Jews, the members OF which
are all converts 10 Christianity, has been formed
a. Rockville. U. c., to assist facilitating the
return of the Jews to the Holy Land.
MAMMOTH CHICKEN spondent of the
Farmers Cabinet, tells of chicken, bred by
Mr. Wood, of Hoddonfield. y. ]. q cross between
tho blue and and black breeds, weighing ONLY
10! lis. when killed and dressed The eggs
weigh six to pound. In raising such fowls
there Is both pleasure and profit. and when ready
for market there Will be lack of purchasers
The funeral obsequies in honor of the late
President HARRISON took place IN New Orleans
on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. and were conducted IN
n most Impressive and solemn manner. The
Bulletin says Of them: 1--WE have never be fore
witnessed 50 long procession, and perhaps y
body has one approaching il IN seriousness. The
almost nolscless tramp-the muiled drum-tha|
death knell--iiags AT half mas wrapped in mourn
ing-s'rcets and public places hung with black
and whole congregations at prayers, presented
scene Of sorrow which no one could have wit
messed without emotion, and few can ever for
get"
CrT-lf n dealer has any article of which lie
wishes 10 make quick return. and consequently
IS Wiling 10 sell at small profit, he is sure to
advertise it; but if he means To make a large
prols out OF his customers, he is generally rather
sly aoout It, Men and women who have their
eye 'eeth wen cut never trade a; store where
they do not advertise
''Sam can't see how YOU can sill and ent whilo
your VIE Is so sIck! "Why, nv dear fellow. il
Is not that love my wife less bu. tha; love nan.
cakes more F
David Levy a. F has been elected Tho Dale.
gate from Florid~ by plurality of abou, GO votes
over two Wing competitors.
Sunday. 10th inst. was the day designated nv
the General Congress of Yucatan or declare tha /
absolute independence Of that Province from The
Government OF Mexico, and prumugac lis new
constitution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
PETERS PILLS.


WE know that shsse rdls Of Peters, are emnen,ly
w the hes, yesetaae anti-bIous Pits in eve ran
also prove his ana from II Nl a-oart-and
not knoH III cloud OF witnesses Before YOU and
"orid TOO numerou~-too nelgentresistless speaking
what they do know, and testng what try
eNpertenced Without exception. IN any county,
edicine has spread such raplHry syea such
universal -atsiaction,hey general throughout
the American continent else sheeand
power and nnocence proclaim happiest
coveres OF modem days, and ne>tmahe public bles
sing They simple their preaara on mild aud Mind
thorough their operation.
their results. The and country alike ted with
their praise TIE palace ana poor-honse alke echo win
all cmates-unaer all temperatures, they
viii retain their wonderful and exert them unalse
community proclaim.
They viii cure Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
a Liver Complaints, Sick HeaIaehe, Jaundice, Asthma,
Colo, Female Distractions, earthurn, furred Tongue,
Nausea. Dsenon of stomach and Bowels, Incipent
Diaea, Fatulence Habitua Cositiveness, Loss APP
petite, Botched Saow Complexion, and IN all OF
Topor Of the Bowels where catharlic aperien,
ndicatedprodueng neither nausea. gripping, debility,
ana are me seiehthc compound oil regular physician
who has made his profession the study OF his life DR.
Peers, bred the healing ar--he graduate o
ale College, and tho meiiea college Of Berkshire, Mass.
dia plomas both office. Liberty
ST. n l.; also the American Institute honored him
three premiums Tor h@ n1nabie skill and Perieeuon IN
seneriiztng manutuc edcines. X the medical
cteiy OF n have recognised Peters Pms win their
non ana individual patronage III ieits' Formerly pfne
red IN the marshy dtret South where
yeiow-iack, grow out of morbid OF The bile
here II was refers rms originated Tor me beneht Of
kind Some very quarks tell their nostum- VII
every thing. would lief swallow them, prescriptions,
wrappers and all, tale absurd Peters Pills
such mracles-aihoush take them and derive
real hepent box than N hity dollars la'i in my
former way--and | would exchange them for The
o. pulls up under Or
er' inspection deptaNon every variety
ills where eathartics Indicated or / Is n common
dose: hence the patient compelled make OF
them. onyLfead what they have done: any
are vet htcd ~ h thcir power and efficacy pean
call on the Asent and pamphlet Published by DR.
viii inspire con4enre The SUBSCRIBERS also fopnd
ft4 8Ns RKJ,Yt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
%. p. HoLLOw WAY,
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
rRO1f me rosr MASTER GENERAL.

FROM posi- MASTER GENEHAl''
81 Postmaster may enclose money nt q fetts' -
PbLsLer Of It Newspaper, pay the s15seflpti0' o. 4
Nrf gers1 md frlt tie LETTER, tCr1tts By 1"tSsy'
NorE-Somc subscribers may not De aware o. 'He q
5ove regulation Il win be seen, that by requesting INC
Postmaster where they reside 70 FRANK their letters contain
ing subscription money, he VIII do 50 upon oe'hs
ba, the et,er contain. nothing what refers TO the SUD
scTIu;iou,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12

VIE above valuable medicine prepared h. Dr.. NIX
kept constantly for safe b subscriber ,Hao 10
sole proprietor. and warranted genuine
The general repu,e OF this Justy celebrated medicine for
81 fever and ague oriy such preclude The ne
cessy of further lie: those Affected IL ana
ther appreciation f.. particulars the
per the bottle
The medicine viii be carefully packed and sent 70 any
part country, orders accompanied ~ cash or sas
factory reference. fkFiN hf+LD,
Wholesale DeIggist, Richmond, Id.
For Sale by { :. & BlFlsall, Druggists, ri
th and Main Cincinnati. AGO. tae Book Store OF
II. f. HOLLOWAY.
May !, I5fl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
GOODS.

which he will sell, eitssr wholesale or re tail.
Richmond, May l.. ISL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
To Six Growers.

rgNIiE subscribers haze a quantity OF SILK WORM
EGGS, the prodce OF healthy and vigorous W orms,
OF last seasons rearing, for sale
BENJAMIN DUGDAIEs,
DANIEL l.. DOWNING.
Richmond. 9TH III Btu, ISL l9d
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
WARRANTED tREFOR CONsUMPrrOA

"A Proi., .r BuCHHO1.rZS CoHFoUSD SYRUP OF CAPlLA-
RIAThis medicine presented American pubs:
n. nos;,ye cs-e Consumption itgcT Complaint l.
vented BY Dr. Saekhcz Germany who Professor Of heei
s Of most CT The the coutnca OF tSoPe snd
m hv h IN M private practice ;ha country ~'h universal
rsdlciHe became known 10 ffes n e4e o ass
fs ase he Kisg as expression OF ~ confidence "a Is
@ go n. nv.rtcr reward Five luue Dollars and he
.Ir. t 70 prepare >ell ~! AasdoE lac pdbhe
49, fullest confidence bSng tse medicise
81 M opre,, n tals y nephew OF the iRven'er a eTrcas
.-sn Of sale1 Nho received tue receipt ana sOs ss
Of pepa.., ict. foui h' NJ inruhc operates
psn III. system, hrs taken sometimes Pfoces
n The stomach the c:sfos'on 10 cough ogt
h attended with les PAIN and easy cN-coFaten * removes
r. f,;eI ard unhealthy yaTtS the s entirely sSeaies ne
~ and r.s:,res the system perrct hes Inc isct's
, y mos. physicians, that persons may I've ~ he HeAt
.I hsah with bca portion the lus rsaaus shch proves
.-y that diseased luncs be cgrd II i, the design .! ihe
remedy 10 prc tis result and taken according 20 tne
and sufficient .ns allowed ocr,uos such 'iR ne us erect
10 no. p-csi !i o. the lSs' 'tsS o.
disease require, tte soas> 10 remove ne @
t5r system to health
THERE ARE riots iND> OF PERSONS t.is country Tao
inevitably their portion Now 20 such we
the truth that with the use OF
~ perfect heal
THIS medicine entitled the confidence o The intelligent portion OF
conGrity favorable .sd successful
operation Europe and the bgh ,hc We are
tins ty sons BE iHgulrGs the
e Of the proprstor We prefer satisfying Who
ai,h % rather PUBLISH certificates We beg
~ ub not condemn she 7ssal hNrg6sGs of e
dsy untl ,rll Its merits ls> bcsu made
A, an assurance confidence the article We HGrsR 70
.,,. ~ rho purctisr rionev n BE- refunded
For ale ony +. DIBBLE & c. No St Rrcadway few
door he'll Masonic HAD. NJ 'hi-N7
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
BARN ABY Il ID G f d.
& New 1llork bp Bo;.
CHAPTER XXyIli.

Repa;rng 10 noted coffee house in Covent Garden when
he left the lecksns Mr. Chester sat osg late din
ncr entertaining himself exceedingly with the whimsical
collection of his proceedings. and congratuang him
self very much his great ceycrncss Influenced 10y these
thoughts lbs face exnreSs;oa so benign ana tranquil
that the waiter in immediate attendance upon hm icl lac
cou have died his defence, and settled IN his mind
(ual the receipt Of the bill Ind very small Ice for very
great trouble dsabuscdt of the ds1 that such apostolic
customer was worth h9;,lczcn OF the o. any
tiers least
visit to the saming-,able-not heated, anxious
turer but orc whom quite stalking h;,
TWO or three pieces deencc the tocs OF society aud
smiling with cqua bcneyocncc winners and lo>ers-made
it late before he reached home It was h> bid
ms servant 90 bed ms unless lc mad orders
10 the contrary and leave candlc tie
There lamp the landing by which he could always
light when he home late and having Ncy of ;hc
door him he could and to bed at h pleasure
He opecd tAc glass OF the Gull lamp whose wick burnt
up and swollen like drunkards tlyiug of Ii
Ut, caruncles at the candies touch, and scattering hot
sparks about rcadeed II matter OF difficulty 10 ndle
the law japer wheP noise, as ct man snoring deeply
some steps higher up caused him pause and bsteu Ii
was the heavy breathing o; sleeper. close ut hand Some
fellow had lain down the open staircase and sum
berns >oundiy. Having lighted the candle at length and
opeuod his door, he softly ascended hsius the taper
high his head and peerins cautiously about curious
70 what knd of had chosen comic rtes shelter
for his lodging
W;h his lc.d upon the landing AID hi, great limb, flung
over hala.ozcn stairs, carcie>>ly though he
dead man whom drunken bearers mad thrown down y
chance there lay Hugh face spperos ms oAg hair drcol
ing Ike wild weed upon ms wooden pillow, and his
huge chest hcaving wiki the sounds wic! UuwoutcdN
disturbed the place aad houg.
He who came uson him - unexpectedly about to
break his by ,hslsus hm with his ;,.; when gancing
Il; his upturnea face, he arrested himself the action
and STOPPING down and shading the candle with his hand,
examined his features closely Close his first Inspection
il did ,aEce oy he passed the sh; still carefully
shaded and h face aud ec, bscry
&c aim with searching eye.
i, .lf u
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
1itrrarp Notices.

so--rT.. LrrreA.Y MEss1.csR 7. ". Wars Edior No=
ard for M4= ana June, i9ii-
The currca number OF the Messenger has az length reacn
ed NewYork-n ays later than i; should hase done even
overlooking the lapse of the May number Thee = no eN
case for these yexatious aelays and work buc ore Of ser
Ing could abide them We mad hai esosed ae'e %
speak of this work again unl shood rece'e ~ the
4,h o: the non, in which was pu5isaed but the remark
able excellence of Two ,hTec articles II ms 'i'3e i1
CONSTRAINED Us to :orego the rule for once.
More Scraps from the LuckyBag Is The uncou'A 'i-
Of The frs. ar,icle-a causc admirable invaluable e%Po'
ron of the uinou csndi,ion of Naval Sercs' me
fl expenditures incurred repairing ships OF var anu
The radical ineficicncy and nui.iy Of our Board o'
Commissioner. So thorough and practical an eN''seone
.o o,o,ry calculated to do good TO inc serce ana
;lI;os Of money 10 the people, mas never before 6ecH
,od ~ h., Harry Bluff But its merits are rot confined
70 ,ere x,o.re Of existing errors and ems - suggests
49,, ,o noo.,,ant aad bcneacen improvements IN our Ma
m ac.ecrure in the selection OF materials for shp-build
ing the adoption Of efficient measures TO prevent The rapid
md premature decay Of public *esse tie reduction OF
expenditure by transferring the preventive Revenue service
from the Treasuy the Nay Department, thereby sa'ng
-he cost OF the former the employment o: Marines instead
Of Wa,chmen in Nay Yards thereby cutting Of another
considerable item Of expense he adoption OF the fa"han
shot as one of tho NEST ecacious destructive and terrible
engines OF rnodern warfare; the establishment Of Pubs
DocI,-Yard the Mississippi, &c &c No paper on the
Naval Service has appeared more raugh WITH essential
reformation we'll judlcious suggestions than tis It's
worth to the Country the total OF the Mesen-
GER and we trust Will be widely generally disseminated
Texas and its Revolution form the subject OF another
valuable paper from pen ofDr F. Leclcc now in France
It is succinct and pifi Historical and Typographical
account of Texas-one of those articles of substantial
and permanent value which VIC find 90 uniformly IN