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New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
DR. f. FELIX GOURAUDS EAU DE BEAUTE,
0R. TKtE W.ATER OF BEALTY.

INIBiC ArPRObA ION has decidedly stamped The superb
this I l. OF that little need be sad IN NJ
praise except that what prOifs>cs to be- real cuciou'
rem Graduating all CutRneous Eruptions, an,
pimpes sp- gradually producing leafs clear soft kin
so~ complexion radiant ~hteness,
producing delicate neck, hands aud inPartng
will nd excellent beyond compare IN
aayus tha unpleasant scnatonhc 'rri-
the kin, and "ritng the most amFo qualities which
Ike thousand fragrant po'ic' II Is unique .cc and no
Et sonredine Ponr tent qa cue dtro't tGH
fottes de DANES dS entOmmt The
abundance of testimonials which have
been voluntarily tendered:
have your use is admirable article and
| shall recommend 1t > T. fHiLLWS f'ladelphia
have yaur wash for frcckles, &c lady
bought bottle an said 1t had the desired etct
GUTHRIE, No. Stanwx Hall, Albany
checruy testimony the efficacy and perfect Innocence
Of decidedly valuable cosa TIC Cannot
that 'u l,h my name
he IS a lady in l. Roy Place.
Having had very favorable opportunity YESTERDAY
evening expaalng the Of Eau de Beaue aud
hands youHg dy rcqvested
would Please send bearer
JosCPH NJ, Bro2dSsy'
So strong prourietos of the efficacy Of
preparation realizing all that proies TO
accomplish any purchaser receive his or her
none back requested
10 he had only Exclusive Office, 81 Walkcrsrect
door from Broad ay per bottle, and of David Sands Co,
rugrist, - East Broad"ay aulV cod-m
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
For The Tribane-

y,,-uA41os.-Y Yrp.h's Receipt for purifying houses,
N the Tribune of the 9TH instant altogether wrong as the
fne of the burning docs not r>moss the mPrre air
in the least which any perceive by sw moments
reflection The only receipt that De conhded in is TO
keep your cellars closets, &c clean and well ventilated
Let ali ecaYing vegetable and animal matter be removed
and let all the apartments be kept dry possible ittle
unslacked Lime may be pnked aboa the cellar and other
damp places To much attention cannot be paid 10 haytsg
pure upon thai live than upon our food ans
are constantly nha!ing It, both night and day whether
wake OF asleep sick or we'll Let every bear in mind
that sosd air make> good constitutions and et every one
that The air about his habtston kep, a pure as pos
si5e il he wishes 10 secure for himself and family sure
,,,rco f HEALTH
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
MILKY s. PurNAM.

IMPORTERS. BOOkSELLEKS AND PUBLISHERS,
Pr,edray Mr. York, and PG.r Noser ROr, LoaGes.
a, Books English and Foreign, for Colleges. Public
and Prrse Libraries. &c sHge BooE imported order Or
- hx every SteSEic. also by the Liverpool Packets
I J nronptIy BY the Of the fEs, Steamer Acr
receip.if desired. ,,.. r.;,:
- H. oor agcpcv been conducted by Mr.Put.
nan for several years r['StSef beng LeuOg for
Jsos scsk,eIrs aud Psbic EeH.ray 81 At iser
~ terms and With greater dispatch than they sS'e oe'o beer
imported into th country by any other estap'i"'e Ill.,;
nrcr. with references rsmlISnecs aSS DC sen" ue'' 20 The
% bo peferrea snd books be ,hpPed thense to
OF the principal port. the Unted States oo,
Books Incorporated Institutions pay No p.If ~ m
All the Ersli>h Journals Monihlies Siarcrhe anu &
.. ri H. rrncira srloeicaLs kept on hand Tor me -Ale
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
=, cEoRCE NEWCOMERS PILLs OF

n.
1ENTH Antous Digestive for the cure oi ,aueesuof
F,nl,nce Loss OF Appetite Dyspepsia Weakness OF somen w.
suIt o morbid bilious Affections of the c sno IN Ut
t.nlan symptoms Saou Skin Jauudlce Dnnes'o c a
- a., ,ht SID. Ualual Offensive BREATH &C &C
Tho action of these Pills system entirely independent
Purrmr-e largest he taken at one time Is egh p @
.I mild in much 50 ~ 10 oc oo u
hsy effect the change IN the
al morbid action thereby restoring Health Frce ""s P
box. o., N.xcorhs'.
Each upon the has mlie OF Dr. geo n
signature and is also signed by John T. hch'' WI" " ~ ~
General Agent on.. ~ m,
Southern District oi Ner-fork. , a, H., s,or. 81
For .ns Wholesale Retail the Family Mediclns '',o o.
M.ronst w doors below Prince second block east OF noau
and Symes cor. Bowery aud Walker; Bne cor oi boy anu
Down Mclln.keN. Broomc and Thompson Jyl' ".
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
DIR. ASHER ATKHNsON's
ROWEJ, COMPLAINT Sl RUP,

REMEDY Bowel Compliant, Summer Complaint III IN t
~ Dysentery, Bloody thx ooos VI 'A
Bowels Cboera Morbus Consumption OF tho
pleasing satisfaction 10 inform the f"oe ' "
has used HI, Complaint Syrup In his private prac
had extensive oppo'tui'0o'
witness happy influence in between hve hundreu anu u
cases and IT gives him great pleasure state tn"' We ns ne
knoyn m fail where directions been fully adhered TO- OK
cen, in five or six the Lungs that nave
ia Diarrhca essential relc anu ~
last moments comparatively comiorp" sue os
respectfully call the attention OF rhy P
ticua Public generally To tins hghy important
Dr. Ais undcd his mad that u MS bo"c "'
nlaint Instance where uch "eo
!. reojred that would the lnnnte Bill OF MORTALITY
least TWO thirds doubt when Physicians and Parents
become of this pleasant remedy lba theS
anic Laboratory No Ncwfork where may
be had great variety crude prepared and compound
r,s U Cb & ~ iyl7 I'm
DY ORDER Of NATHAN X. HALL. ESD Fir't Judge OF
ID Erie County hereby that an
has ,.ucd against eorge cs L aad Arthur hwhru
non that the VIII bs 'ou lo ' Py
of their unless they appear and discharge such
months from the hrst PuDhcd'o '"
notice and that payment debts due to them p fcue
of this Stat. delivery them for their use oil any Po
perty within belonging them and ic transfer VI "
.ucb property hem forbidden by law and are void
aui Iaw9m SETH G. AWEY, Attorney for Attaching Credo
NrOTICE-he partnership heretofore existing between thr
| ubsc rbcrs, under Of THOMAS mcLELAND CO.
~ ' THOMAS McLELAND
New York, August > lsil. JOEL NELLY.
II Albany Evening will please publish four time once
week, and charge this office. "u' lnN'N
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
:, .Ns,vORM, TETTER sCALD HEAD, Bar

I, .Nfc-UOFH, TETTEiS sSALD BEAD, baf-
itcn Eczema, Bu,hed Face Pmps Itch or Seabies
Psoriasis and other diseases OF the sSn are >aey ceny
and eNpeiou.lr bv the ct SANDS CELEBtAl Ep
REMEDY FOR SALT RHkUM which has No" been 'hororgny
tested IN ri.i,s SIX THOUSAND different without navns
failed IN any have been attended a'ty person
afflicted With either invited TO make incd
ao use of he valuable remedy and cured without delay
The cure warranted We select the following eS
tracts from, cyidcscc its wonderful ctcacy
Mrs Margaret Clark forA hss Just been cured %
Kheum In her ccrthcae she
tried popular mesne aud under the care o
IN eminent phv complaint ba0cd their skill atet
noticing the extraordinary Mrs Chapman No. " Chatham 81
purchase the remedy lnmcd,''y on Ap
plvnE and entirely we'll nc case
Spear Of Bclngham Mass lady OF IS year o age
box and bottle OF the Compound
Extract Saapaa the dcasc and made perfect c"
ater having afflicted than Mrs mr
Gardener Norwich CT perfectly cured after the disease ha
years worst form Edwin Porter mer
chaHt River Mass Joseph Clare, No 2eo Washingtsns
" John Parker al Staten Island and numerous others
have perfectly BY this wonder riGl medicine
Prepared wholesale and retail by A. B Il sANpS ~
and 100 Falton Broadway. N V Sold also by H.
Rawls Co. Albany Triyct, rouchkeepsie; NJ Pacn New"
Haven't T.. w Bull, Hurtcrd j. A. Wadsworth Proyidenc'
VIM Brown Wa shngon-st Boston; D. David JAYNE No )
Phladphia aad by druggists generally the prn-
cipa the United States Price 81.
n B-Merchants suppled the liberal terms Jyli I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
TWE EAGLE COOKING STOVE.

ess5aa lIUslCAL TIITICN 0v1ITII On LIE rIHHU 70
" Ffur & Mrs BROWNE, with their daughter Ms. Az
urs BsosS beg the Ladies OF New York
vicinity ,t after several years absence they have returned
to this CITY To resume their Professional Practice and have taken
heuse Ne 100 Broadway corner Of Fourth-st
celebrated Logger or by be attended al
their residence or at the Academy 200 Broadway References are
,c Al the very highest ,hy All Miss Augusta
Brownies for sale America. edue and
Henri alop. just published and also be had at s lsFa=
pcs Hoverv and Mr Young' Clinton Hall corner of
Rsstmsr and and the Music Stores au3
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
r. lNss,S PATENT PILEAR AND CLAW RE-
~ yOH,y6Nts OFFICE Cig4liSs.-A most csmforta-


accwhen seated III one OF these Cha WIKI
touch of the YOU command Of the apartment
the any change Of position q" the occupant or The
much aud nsne great
$500 S0 and $1,000 each all complete
cators, &C. NOehese chairs cannot get out OF
order.
hand variety Of ether chairs made expressly Tor ease
and comor-and least the celebrated Pfsmum Rocking
Chairs with cadiusing These Chairs crockers IN
which person may aud without excon To realize
superiority chairs respectfully invited to come
apd make trial of them. NJ. W. KING, Patentec,
I,roadx
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
= OsNS EOK CAHKNIot; ON ThE ft BLiC

IL WoRKSThe Commissioners o the Cansl funu give Iouoe
they subscriptions for certiSaes oil ocs 20 w
them pursuant the act 10 proNds und, '"t
public works progress Pa,'cd May IS etl' y hsn
Loan roR> authorised hich certneS"s WI
payable quarterly! o NC
January April July and October each year ana ue
pr,ncpa rsdecinabc day oi July, 1850
such be de banking houss OF the Man
Company York and the Ncw-fcrk State
nk IN the city Albany less than hVe hunded
dollars i, par ard the subscribed beng deFo 20
equal OF such stock VII be issued To the 'ooSc " ~
"ee u ~ /. BIZ ADlSII, Lieut. Governor
JOHN \. COLLIER, Comptroller.
JC. SPENCER, See'y of State
q. t.. llOLLEl, surveyor General
WILLIS HALL, Attorney -Gcnsrs-
itiGIiT Trcasarer
Commissioners OF the Cassl FWnd.
, ,., ., 1871 yy - NV
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

plyIESON FOUNTAIN, Saratoga Spungs.-Th' eelc
Mineral Water. consnt'y Gu hand flesh from Ae
SPRINGS FOR sale phoe.alc end retail by the Agents
GtSSNER * YOUNG. l52 Chatham-st
R-Scnf to any n,rt of lyl3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
IrT.Y.,. Tn.sTVUCTARtE sTOvE-Con-

ECptHEESUGTABEE STOFE-Con-
secured exposed Jtry from the hre t
three lengths of ppc hence lis
The OF roasted upon sPis ss per-
fec,ly. be before re or IN any
Revolving i The price Che wall be furnished for SiJ
which pig of 200 lbs weight beside JOINT o
and turkeys and fowls will be cooked with
the most and in such that desirable num-
her Of puinzs pics may be baked for deert; and then
hundred onyc. viii be baked the r NJ as well as
can ho done in any Brick The economy fueA Of
the above less Than dollars worth Of fuel
wood or coal :,
The following Recommendations tell part Of the story Mr.
Hicks eghco months at the Clton Hotel
tell hstI could 10 with IT for " should nobod
woul take my Scrd' 9TH Keeping cool Atchea wii be seen
be caoc be wsted all tae 10
10 cooking, ii you wish IT,
RECOMMENDATIONS
Rctt Stove Board the Troy during The
chccruy recommend the best article tor
cooking has board Of tcanbo IS
CHARLES NJ. RODGERS, Steward of Steamboat Troy
ROBERT MACY. Captain.
c. II. TAPPEN, Agent.
are doing all york of his S;oves f. in long by
used do With of Nh Colds ovcas
long, do much better with les than one
fourth part fuel CLlNION hoif
B-To found 2 floor Of building III the rear OF Mr.
Van Aukecu's Dutcr 2lf Washington street
Aui want keepers Of Public Houses, Reiectoc
prophet rs of steam all Beats they will not send 10
enable shop where stoves may be
se.n and their mnortanc- Appreciated au6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

nRUGs AND MEDICINES of every description and
" ~ 49, n. CLARK, $40 Bowery.
Physician of long experience tvao practices in the neighbor
and r. ". lva 1m
DLTE sMALTs.-2O casks F E. and F lag
jyA PERSSE BROOKS, 81 Lbe.ty-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
iapoKrANT And TsEFTL ENr 3 ,s f.sls El

4 A -
the extensive room ccpotrd elrgast ana
No Fultonrret extending tsrough 10 ANA IN ~Rloa ~
tended supply and strangers III tS gteht
with uPper>, IN the most
and II reasonable prices, The whole establishment vi" oe ad
immediate >upcn;endcnce of the well known = Is NOT
PROPRIETOR of iot, designed 10 procure the
ca The OF c5ocest liquors and superior
and x,Icrs A. N. rlcoa, asd individuals 81 o
parties, NAV ample room besides Ar o.
po-tu.r OF periug all the newspapers published ID the
As Thousands arc u mo
obtaining meals may isey ho Ve 10
~ 10 "a gor Establishment with single call at !r.sp or tV
pu- Of deciding for themselves whether the CLIMAX de-
- - S-,..r,i " sui ln
SARATOGA WATER, from the loiue Sprng.-Ihe 10
- DINE SPRING much Iodine and Carbonate o
fountain consequently the most
Alternative ap, ii hichy CHARGED with CaFhone ua
which renders X pungcnt and lgstfli drink
\. \ kELlOGfi. Owner. Saratoga spa
Sold at and retail Nevierk by B. D. SAINT,
druggists and 100 fulton: al retail by DAVID Sands Co ~
East r. Chiffon. 263 Broadway Nhaa ls3 Broadway
Socrn corner of Broadway AID Chabcrst Seuard and Del
luc S r,1tsav Park Ro~. Rishou Sspnwa 81 Nila-s''
Ir Mnor 1913 Ioadwa; 2s Doadwaf kne ott Broadway
Broadway; Cogcc,ha III Pearl 81 Biins No'tnn
Ier JlI Hecs-r fiI S trecnwchi: Jennins, Bonnet os
(;;cenc.t It Bure Co.iIandt Roton los East Bfo adway
au4 I'm
n.yI:gOS FeINTlTN. Saratoga Springs.-rhi, cclc-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

ID DHEUNIATESn.-Reader # you ;roablch with rhsu
II matte pains spran joints nbs
mump. be cured fer the trng Of 50 cents by DR.
lanes cDonads Hercuan Enbrocaon So confident the Doc
efficacy of his medicine that after far tial fails
money will be returned For sale the Drug Of
WAITE No 22 Canaeet Price 50 per bottle Numerous
certificates of cure from respectable ciuzeuz
n B-A made those Who purchase sell again
jy:2l II
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

sTRAI, aANTE AND HALL Aar GIana"s rand y" .ns,as
sh 1,psnred Tea-Trays Bread Baskets IN -e OF 'ePaia w.
fin. Tbs Cutlery and Ebony Alabaster Cocfi iof sa' "
BEACH g. SEXTON, ia ChathsHst 49,, r,r, amp
ShadIs &C. on hand.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

NrOTICE.-The partnership heretofore existing bsween IN
.ubsc rbers under the firm Of THOMAS McLELAND co
IL sLoyd .olyrd by yf1utu NAL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
nH. THos. Plumb Elai fi'o

~ PLAISTERA there thousands Of fellow
citizens suffering Legs Kings Evil Nipples
the back breast Rheumatism Scsd Head Salt Rheuu
to all such would say valuable snd failing remedy and
be cured
sold at 367 III Pultoas 422 and 6f7 Broadway
a37 Spngst, 36I Bowery w. Thompson VIII
lia,nsh1rgh and Mrs Hayes. RrOokys. lyle I'm
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-23
ENGLAND AND CHINA.

That the Interior object Of the recent move
ments Of the English against China, is the per
manent possession Of portion of the territory Of
that country seems to be in accordance not only
with the grasping spirit of the former country, but
with public opinion every where expressed on
the subject. The London Courier, in the fol-
lowing article, gives some plausible idea Of the
object contemplated by the movements of the
English:
II may probably be taken for granted that the
20 session of the Island Of Chusan, now accom-
plished by the Chinese expedition, means some
thing more than a satisfaction for temporary ext
gencics, that, in fact, it has not been captured
TO be surrendered as one Of the conditions of
compromise, but may be considered in the light
of permanent acquisition. The interests of
our commerce hereafter, if commercial relations
come TO be re-established, render this occupa-
ton not matter of cxpediency only, but of me-
cessity for after the experience of the past, 1t
were idle to expect other than continued repe-
ttion, under various forms and subtcrfuges, OF
the insolence, exactons, loss, and shameful hui
mutations, TO which British trade and British
merchants were so long subjected under the
Mandarin and Hong rule of Canton The only
eifcctual check and economical remedies that
can be devised are the proximity of power to
demand instant retribution, and TO provide the
means of avoidance of direct contact, so far as
possible, with Chinese persons and officials, as
may prevent the collision of authorities, naive
and foreign, diminish the chances of offence TO
national susceptbities, or the excitement of ma
tiona antipaihies and at the same time secure
to British residents those inestimable advantages
of living under their own institutions, and
being amcnabe only TO their own laws. The
permanent settlement of Chusan presents
these advantages, and will obviate all those in.
conveniences Chusan lies right opposite and
within few miles Of the river Of Ming 20; and
Ming po ITSELF one Of the most considerable trad
ing cities OF the Chinese empire, IS distant only
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-23

The DEAD NApoLEoN.--The Paris correspon-
dent OF The N. T. Commercial, gives the follow
ing singular anecdote connected with the funeral
honors paid to the great Emperor:
You are aware that the conroi reached
Courbevoie on Monday afternoon In the night
Of that day, two men en- bourgeois, or, if YOU
will, in plain clothes, presented themselves on
board the Dorado steamer The elder of them
desired leave 70 approach the Imperial remains.
He was refused, but whisper from him to the
officer in command produced an immediate
change. He was instantly admitted, and usher
ed TO the platform. He gazed for moment,
fell heavily on his knees, and, buryng his face in
his hands, and resting both on the foot of the
coffin, he remained for twenty-five minutes,
weeping and in prayer-the former certainly, for
his face was deluged in tears. When at the
end of that time he attempted 10 rise, whether
from emotion or that he was benumbed by the
dreadful severity Of the night, or from both
causes together, he was unable, and was obliged
TO call for the assistance Of some seamen who
Were at hand, wondering at the spectacle, and
who now found il was Marshal Soult
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-23

INTERESTING ANCIENT RELro.-In 1884, a
white oak tree was cut in the town of Lyons,
Wayne county, New York, two miles west OF
the village, measuring IL feet IN diameter. In
the body Of the tree, about l2 feet from the
ground, was found large and deep cutting by
an axe, severing the heart of the tree, and exhi-
biting with perfect distnctness the marks of the
axe at the present time. The whole cavity
thus created by the original cutting was found
to be encased by 400 years growth OF the wood
i e., il was concealed beneath 400 layers of the
timber, which had grown over it subsequently
to the cutting. Consequently, the original cut
ting must have been in the year 1874, or llS
years before the discovery OF America by Column
bus. The section of the tree exhibiting the Gu
rosity may now be seen at v. G. Barney's ia
yern in Newark The tree was cut in 1884, by
James p. Bartle, of Newark, forwarding mer-
chant. and the timber used by him in building
the boat Newark, now belonging TO the Detroit
Line. The cutting was at least six inches
deep.-Generd Courier.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-23
Mtseellameous.
A CHRISTIAN VIEWING DEATH.

m Minis IhAN IL w llNo LEN -.
have seen one die: she was beautiful; and
beautiful the ministries Of life that were gil
ven her to fulfill. Angelic loneliness enrolled
her; and grace as if il were caught from hea-
ven, breathed in every tone, hallowed every af-
lection, shone in every action--invested as a
halo her whole existence and made il light
and blessing charm and vision OF gladness,
to all around her; but she died Friendship,
and love, and parental fondness, and infant weak
ness stretched out their hand 10 save her; but
they could not save her; and she died What!
did all that loneliness die Is there no land of
the blessed and the lovely ones, for such to live
in Forbid it reason, religion bereaved afiec-
ton, and undying love! Forbid the thought! 1t
cannot be that such die, in Gods counsel who
live, even in frail human memory, forever!
have seen one die--in the maturity of every
power, in the earthly perfection of every faculty;
when many temptations had been overcome,
and many hard lessons had been learned; when
many experiments had made virtue easy, and
had given facility to action, and success to
endeavor; when wisdom had been learnt from
many mistakes, and skill had been laboriously
acquired in the use Of many powers; and the be-
ing looked upon had just compassed that most
useful, most practical of all knowledge, how to
live and to act well and wisely; yet have seen
such an one die! Was all this treasure gained,
only to be lost? Were all these faculties train
ed, only to be thrown INTO utter dlsusef was
this insirument--the intelligent SOUL the noblest
in the universe--was it so laboriously fashioned,
and by the most varied and expensive apparatus,
that, on the very moment Of being finished, it
should be cast away forever? No, the dead, as
we call them do not so die. They carry our
thoughts to another and nobler existence. They
teach US, and especially by all the strange and
seemingly untoward circumstances of their de-
parture from this life, that they, and we, shall
live forever. They open the future world, then,
TO our faith
Oh death dark hour to hopeless unbelief!
hour to which, in that creed of despair, no hour
shall succeed beings last hour! to whose APP
palling darkness even the shadows of an aven-
gng retributon, where brightness and relief
death what art thou to the Christian assurance?
Great hour answer TO lfes prayer-great hour
that shall break assunder the bond of ife's mys-
tery hour of release from life's burden-hour of
reunion with the loved and lost-what mighty
hopes hasten TO their fulflment in thee What
longings, what aspirations breathed in the still
night, beneath the silent stars-what dread emo
tons of curiosity-what deep meditations ofjoy
what hallowed imaginings of never experlen-
ced purity and bliss--what possibilities shadow
ing forth unspeakable realities to the soul, all
verge TO their contamination in thee Oh death!
the Christians death! What art thou, but
gate of life, portal Of heaven, the threshold of
eternity !-Deney
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-23
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF
MICHIGAN.

Governor Woodbridge transmitted his mes
sage TO the Legislature Of Michigan on the 7th
inst II is long document; but, in its style,
well written, and in its suggestions important TO
that growing State. He recommends early at
ten'ion TO improving the system OF Common
Schools; some alterations and notifications in
existing laws and speaks favorably Of general
bankrupt law, not to include, however, corpora
TONS The public works Of the State yield, as
yet, no income, and the Governor recommends
TO prosecute TO completion first, those that will
soonest bring some returns, with which to pay
the interest on their cost. The aggregate sum
expended on works Of internal improy ement, the
last year, was $463,8l6,S5. The expense Of
sustaining the State government, for the first
four years of its existence, was nearly $400, 900
beyond the means provided for that purpose,
which amount remains yet unpaid.-Jo,a. Of
Com.