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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31
IRELAND

SAD CosniTIoS OF THE fEorLG--FAMIsE AND FEvEn!
Seldom have we received such painful from Iro-
land The accounts are more coupled with disease than
destination. In every province ard almost In every
coony, fever aud d, scnery continue - make fearful
rnsages among all classes The accounts from Sligo.
Belfast Fermanaah My. aud Charlcmont in the coun-
" oil Armagh speak o the rapid spread Of the contsgion
IN those localities. and the great Of properly or
gans,d =, stna u medical elarbs. which. II judciuus
" carried out, might haen been Tho means Of saving
many Of those Who have fallen victims to the prevailing
diseases
One account says: Fever is rapidly sproa,'iup A.
among the higher eass,s aud. IN proportion to their zeal
Gus humanity and sense q, duty, the chnnces OF M
lection and Ut death Il Is stated that no ess than hir
" gentlemen lying i'll oiiy,r in tho conn,ie. f Ros
common and Galway. Mr. +. y, Martin. Of Balliua-
bneh Castle and Dr. Trail the toc,c Of Schulz have
fallen slctims,i
Edward ,'arsei', Esp Mayor Of Cork, has died q,
h = residence IN that oiiy. uf tyhus fever.
Captain Drory, employed in tho eculh, as inspector
under the Board Of Norka Inns fatn victim TO the To-
yer prevailing in kinsale
DR. Cuen. The Roman Catholic Bishop of Clonfcrt, d.
cd ON the 10Th ut nj his residence in Loughea from
the effects III an attack o The prevailing snniery Tho
deceased IN the 18th year of his a! o.
Lord Iurgan also ie victim the fever ON the 3Olh
nlt.
The general accounts from Ireland speak Of tho cacn-
sion OF lie fataees ol lever amongst the rich well
the pnor aud the already symptoms fthe increase
Of the p,stlence IN Dublin
Hundreds oi lhs rioh and destitute Of Skiblcrcon and
other anno and csef STRICKEN stlics, have been sent
IN car's 10 COX, ard pu, down in the strcrls
The Coth Examiner says TINT the exhibition of dead
hode. in the streets aud hurupnrcs Of that civ has
become ul aio common circumstance us To render
necessary thai should be taken for tho speedy
rem val aud lnicnent Of corpsos The number Of dead
which consequently liz ntufed for several days IN pls-
ees unitqnentcd has created serious and embarrassing
evil.
here afe alarming accunns Of the extension Of the
malignant plus fever which has been 50 destructive 10
human o IN several u the western and southern cpup
cs. The pestlenee has broken ont In some Of the north
midland counties, and amongst tho middle class, has
found Victims
II ia observed that where famine and fever have boon
most severed, felt, is found The great apathy The work.
houses ,oeed. relief works rcgtcd The Temporary
Rehot Acssaded aud The representatives of property
sem actually combining oprcvtn the imposition Of rates
for the umI oyment OF the destitute
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" TIC II.
PURSUANCE Of decree of the circuit superior
court Of law ant chancey for the county of Amherst,
pronounced in the Of Smith Smith, and Smith
smiths administrator, shall, the 2nd day Of July
next upon the premises, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder either in and more parcels, all together,
may think will produce the best price, the TRACT Of
LAND upon which Richard Smith, Jr.. deed, former
ly resided, lying in Amherst county. five miles north
west of the Court House. containing upwards Of
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
rith fine Dreling House and othr Ont Houses,
upon it, and an abundant supply Of Timber and Water;
upon the following terms The purchaser purchasers
pay down cash enough defray all the expenses of
SALE and 10 the residue, credit Of one. and
three years for equal insamens. upon giving bond with
approved personal security. the title to be retained Ill
innate security for the purciasc moneyhe purchasers
to have possession next fall for the purpose seeding and
full possession the LIST day Of January next and also to
have the benefit of the rent for the present year.
ROBERT NJ BROWN, Com'r
May 2l-t2Jy
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Elk EllRNACE.

EIIA FVRNNVEe
TNIIE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
IL LIST day Of January last, for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the of Flippn Montgomery, beg leave 10
inform tho public that they prepared to te
orders for al descriptions of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces, viz: Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stove
Plates Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY ERCHANTS
Arc respectfully invited examine the style and quail
i'y Of their Hollow Ware which may be at most
Of the stores in Lynchburg. the Messrs Ells's
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern. at Elk
Furnace, Or A. n Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also, just to hand, our well selected stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for
grain A. w. FI.IPPIN,
May Its A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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BELL, RUCkER s. Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Fancy Dry Goods.
hFEM II only necessary to say 10 their customers
IL and the distant public, tina, their entire
STOCK OF GOODS
Tor the Spring trade is 10 hand The stock slarge, well
assorted and pretty and those who call will doubtless
find them cheap. An invitation is respectfully rendered
TO any and all persons wanting Goods.
April l9--ts
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DISSOLUTION.
~. TIL II II % r,
AUCTIONE and COMM s 8 o n
MERCHANT,

IT.NC77BUR(I, V1RELNIH.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
w burg and the public generally that he has removed
his auction TO the large brick tenement the cross
street. just above the market house, where he will be
pleased to receive consgnments from his friends and the
public generally. All unsettled business of the late firm
ofralbot g. Lanier will be closed by the subscriber
and his particular attention paid to all business entrusted
10 his care. MELVILLE TALBOT.
April ~ is
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TO TIE GENTLEMEN.

BELL, RUCkER g. Co.
nEAIFRS n Cloths. Cassmcres. Nes,ngs fancy
- and PLAIN Cravals Hats. Gloves. Pocket liandkcr-
chiefs Suspendes, Sc. Sc. have the pleasure 10 inform
those wanting Goods. Of the above descriptions that by
calling, they viii find an assortment equal 10 any ever
exhibited in this market and al as low prices.
April l9--ts
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KrHSS vMd Iron EO,ssst,.u.

NNDlNG it inconvenient to prosecute my business
l. at the Phoenix Foundry to advantage. for want OF
Inc means necessary for thai purrs have made
Engagements with Bagby & CreIshaw, by which am
to be furnished by them with the necessary MEANS and
consequently from and after this date all work done al
said Foundry will be for their benefit
shall continue to carry all the branches of business
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and Iron, and
general
M II n f. U SIN f. SIS
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
age 50 literally bestowed on me heretofore.
II Is hardly necessary 10 say any thing with regard
the work finished this establishment, i having already
established r'putalon TO liberal share of pat
ronage.
Feb. I2-ts G. DAR\EY
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DRESS GOODS
TO MIR. Thorn as Ianmdley:

HNAkE NOTICE. that shall, on the 9Th and l4th
J. days of July, lS47, at the Office Of Discount and
Depos,e OF the Bank Of Virginia. at Lynchburg. Va, be
sunrise and sunset take the deposilons of John
NJ Oey. Benjamin p. Walker and others, to be read
evidence in certain Chancery cause, now pending in
the Circuit Superior Court Law and Chancery for
Halifax County, in which you plaintiff and am de
PENDANT.
Take notice also, that shall, on the 10th day of Ju-
", 1917, bewe sunrise and sunset. at the Dwelling
House Of Douglass B. Hancock, in Campbell County
Virginia proceed take the dispositions Of Douglass b.
Hancock, Richard Wyatt and others, to be read EVIL
dence in the cause above mentioned. Ii from
any cause the taking of the last mentioned dispositions
shall not be concluded the 10th day of July, lS47,
then the taking thereof shall be continued from time to
time until they shall he all taken and concluded.
BENJAMIN w. WALKER.
Nav law
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Law NOTICE.

VIM u. Branch 4 VIM. y. Reid, Jr
AVE form d partnership the practice Of Law
Il Il and will attend the Courts OF the Corporation Of
Lynchburg the county oil Campbell Appoma,,ox. and
Amherst. Also the Superior Courts of the county Of
Rockbrdgc. All business committed 10 their hands will
he diligently attended TO- Office over Captain Nm D.
Fairs, at Market House.
Address -I.ynchburg.
April Its
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LAWNS, GINGHAMS AND BERAGES.
WIN. H. RYAN would call the attention of the trade
w TO large assortment of the above Goods. Many
Of the styles will be sold at fourth the Cost Of int
portation Such cost he is selling rs cents,
such 80 and 80 cents he is selling at Is per yard
Call and examine for yourselves. This is humbug.
May 3--ts WIN. II. RYAN
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To Merchants.
BELL, RUCkER a. co.

Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
INNcHpuRu, Va,
HAVE the pleasure to say To Merchants who buy
i Goods in this place. that they III receipt
Of their stock of SPRING GOODS, comprising a larger
amount Of desirable Goods, suited to the trade Of Acr
chants than il has been their pleasure In offer.
call is respectfully requested. believing that all who
make twill find Goods 10 suit them and at the right phi
April l9-s
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KEYS, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES and CARRY
All.S Of the latest style Of fashion. All of his
work being Of his manufacture he can with conf
Deuce ra,rat IT, Persons in Of Carriages will do
well 10 call on him before purchasing, he feels coaf
dent his terms will suit the closest dealers.
Repairing of all sorts. in tIs above line. dono Mt the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
April l--tm ALEXANDER COCHRAN
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Lord john Russell 10 Mr.. Bancroft.

Aprl SWh.
"Sir Il have received with much qualification your
letter OF yesterday informing that the people of New
Orleans assembled at public meeting, Mr.. Johnson,
The Governor Of louisiana presiding, made voluntary
contribution for the relied Of the distress ireland to tho
amount Of 5000 dollars
Il have likewise received adrsft for the amount with
your request that the sum should boapped where relief
most urgently demanded without waste without ex
l@nse and without interference with Other arrangcspt
81 feel highly honorcd by the confidence you have
placed in me. EH
"happcars TO ,hs, the best mole oG dsoeusiro
with this magnificent ccniribnon is transmit it, with
out delay, TO the Central Relief Committee in Dublin
presided over by Lord kildare. shall accordingly send
the amount TO him, with copy Of Your letter.
with reference to the latter part oyorr letter. allow
me To add tina, the earnest and universal sympathy Of
the people of the United States with Our distressed couu
rymen in Ireland is most gratifying the people Of Great
Britain and Ireland and that her Majesty the Queen has
seen with the highest satisfaction the manifestations Of
generosity and charity Of nation sprung from the same
origin ourselves.
IL have the honor to be, 18th the greatest respect
yours very faithfully, j. RUSSELL"
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To the Ladies.
Bell, RNrEer ~ To-,

TAKE grca, pleasure in calling the attention Of tho
Ladies 10 their extensive stuck Of Dpss Goels'
French Emhruidcrics. Lace Goods. Slawls, Scaris.
Trimmings Ribbons l}onncts. Flowers Parasols. Para
solets and sun Shades. SC. Sc.
The Ladies will find by calling very fine STOCK
OF GOODS 10 select from aud II, low prices. They
are all respectfully invited to call
April l9-is
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CIbcl1 House.

(abcl1 House.
k1EA TIE subscriber respectfully informs his
&2.srl friends and the public in general. that he
SiiR has taken this well known public house
G2 = and is prepared to entertain transient Wis
ors or boardes, by the day. month year in the most
comfortable and satisfactory The House is well
furnished and his table viii be supplied with the very
best that the market afford His stables are extern
sve. and attended by careful Osilcrs.
His BAR will always be furnished, with the best
kinds Of Liquors.
THOMAS REVELEY
April l5-2ln
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BcNrer Creek Lv,mbcy House.

RcOreT Creek LN2MbeI House.
THE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Isl Of September last for the purpose of doing a
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
NJ NNtiLe II u 1 n IS,
at the Lumber House, mills below Lynchburg and
where the Turnpike the Canal under the name
OF John }. Montgomery & Co. They have just
ceived well assorted stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Also, supply of GROCERIES, which they offer To
the public low for cash. or in exchange for Wheat and
Corn.
Iynchburg prices will be paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded at Lynchburg prices.
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY,
May Its A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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wM PANAMA, LEGuoRN. RurrANA, Evn
~ CAMPEAcHI, RouuH AND RIA
Ess.S. by, AND PALM LEAF HATS, I<.sSSA
IN great rm1efy.
JUST received. large and beautiful assortment of the
above Hats, which will he sold very low. by
}. KtMDOuGlI & SONS.
May Its
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Com IN issiOncr's SHE Of
IL u % IL UM ri We u p q.

Com nntssiOncr's sale Of
lana and .V'eyr OcS.
UDUkSUANT TO decree of the circuit Superior court
l. oil law and chanccry, for the county oil Amherst
pronounced on the 2nd day Of April 1917 in suit in
which Mary j. Waugh and William Armisead are
plaintiffs, against Thomas r. Waugh. John Crawford.
william Edison and James Gillian. defendants the
proceed al aughs Ferry. in said coun,y ofAmhersi on
The 'h day Of June next to sell to the hghcs, bidder
Tor cash. the following Slaves. viz:
Uiham. Nelson, George, Silrey and addison
And at the same time and place. we shall SELL To the
highest bidder. the interest Of the said Thomas r.
waugh III The Real Estate Of his father, James Waugh
dee d. which real estate is situated in several
lE$A TRACTS OF LAND, An&A
&&& some lying in said county of H4tSi
wv Amherst. and others in the &YpSXs
ss- county of Bedford. A more -
particular description will be given on the ,ay of sale
The Land will be sold for cash enough to detray In,
expenses of SALE and for the residue. credits g. II
and IL months, To be secured by bond with satisfactory
personal security. aud the title 10 be withheld until the
purchase money is paid.
We shall, al the same time and place. sell for cash
the interest OF the said Thomas r. Waugh in the DOVER
slaves held by his mother the said Mary J. Wauub. n
description of which will be exhibited on the dny OF
sale.
II tho said 7h day ofIune shall not he fair we
shall postpone the above sale until the next day. the M
Of June, 1917. when it will be made
The decree under which requires all PERSONS
who may have possession Of any Of the said Slaves VII
liam, Nelson George Svey Addison, deliver them
up to US for sale when demanded, and we hereby inform
them that we shall send agent to receive them few
days before the sale.
ROBERT NJ BROWN. ! Commits
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr soners
Amherst &. H. May G-t7Je
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BONNETS.
Herrings, Shad, &C.

HcFrIhKSs Shau, &c.
I'VE have in store, and offer for sale, No Hcrrings and
w Shad, in whole and half barrels
May Its MCDANIEL X LEE
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REFERENCES.

bishops and Clergy Of the Dlocose Of Virginia; Staun-
ton. Ion. Judge Thompson Winchester, Hon. James
NJ Mason; Abenarle Hon. w. c. Hives; Frcdcrcks-
burg, Hon Judge Lomax; Richmond Hon. Judge Bald
win, ". II. Mcfarland. Esq. Halifax, James Bruce,
ESD. Bedford, Dr. VIM. Davis; Botetourt, J. L. An
derson, Esq, James Woodvie. Esq Roanoke, WIN.
NJ. Peyion. Esq., Gen. Watts; Clark county, DIR. Ran
doph; Lynchburg, WIN. NJ Blackfvrd, Esq.
April Dts
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,lliE Undersigned. rotcfdre, partners in the practice
Of Law. have this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business on hand viii have their joint attention
April Its JAS GARLAND.
WM ID. BRANCH.
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The Southern leading hig paper published ct
jackson. Mississippi strongly urges the election Of Col
Jefferson Davis next Governor Of that State or IL s
prefers IT, to the scat in the IT, S. Senate vacated by the
recent death VI Mr. Speght.
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TO TIE LADIES.
BELL, RUCkER g. CO,
DEALERS IN LADIES SHOES.
Il I'D AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS.
IN . thick solod do
- Buskins,
Bronze Slippers,
Light cold do
Black English lasting half Caters,
Culorcd do do do
Black French do do
Colorcd do do do
French Linen (colurcd) Caters.
Cuored silk do
Chlldrcn's Caters. Slippers and Walking Shoes
black and coorrd
The attention Of the Ladies' is respectfully called 10
the above list of Shoes They will find by calling ali
assortment OF Shoes well worthy examination
April l9-ts b. X, Co.
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YOUNG LA DIES SCHOOL,
BOIETOURT COUNTY.
Rev. j. McElrOy and Mrs. McElrOy,
r n I N O p A L s.
MIR. and MRS McELROY will open, at Buchan
WI an, on the lst Of May next,a
Young Ladies Boa rdinu school

The number Of BoardeTs will be limited TO thirteen and
the whole to twenty five. The health comfort thorough
instruction, true piey and refinement Of the young La
dies, will be the objects of the aim and efforts Of
the Principals.
Terms for Session OF Five Months.
Board, Washing, SC. Sos 90
Tuition, including English, Latin and French, Is 90
Music extra.
Payments in every instance nadvance. Vacations in
April and October.
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vt 'I'"V7 II SEFHUT0U TT NtNFTdI
h TRACTS OF LAND. a
some lying in said county of
Amherst, and others in the Z
- county of Bedford. A more
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

Ata mes,iag 81 he Society Of Alumni
Of William sed Mary College, held On
Moadsy The 5lh dsy p July. leaI. ne
following preambl, snd resolniions were
reported 10 the Society by Prot Saua
Edsrs, fehsaaaa 81. : coqmil,es appointed
10 drsis ! preamble and rssoiasions ex-
pressiye Of The feslings Of this Society or
The loss Of TAonAs R Drw. i,s late Pre-
sident and unsniuou.ly adopted
Since the las, meeting Of this Society
!, hath pleased 40 AL sise Provide nee 10
remove from this life THOMAS r, DEW,
It's ls,e egaished President. and aithe
same lime Prssioen, o. William and NJ
~ College spd j, being equally oecom'
! ing 10 itself and grateful 10 ouI feelings,
10 express 10 formal manner our respect
for bis memory and ourIBegIet Tor hls
loss be Ii therefore
Rtsoipsa, Thst. by the desth ef President pew
ihis Society vas deprived 81 - sninent and e.
Seieni head, aud us individual members o.
shsFished associate and friend.
Resolved, That in him this Collage lost an =
bic, q faithful and dIguifed prefessor-his eoua-
i try, loyal citizen, . pure statesman. and 2
| profound phiiasopher-and soeisiY, true, KIND
and courteous gentleman, ia whom j was dim
cult 10 decide whether was mpst TO pe admired
the expansion af his nioe, the extent Of his in
i formation, The reciiiude Of his purpose, tht
simplisiiy Of his manners OF the goodness o.
his heart
| Wa G peAr1ev C,e,rn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

Bslsisa from lie 'Bill Panios. that
q ; meeting Of ,hs Bosrd 4 'Diisslots.
90 frdsy morning. The report from the
eomnillee appointed On he sbBjsei siths
extension Of The road 10 The OHIO R,str.
cndtr he isu Of the last ynSiniA Ltsii-
la,ufe. Nts nsds b. SIR. T P. Scott, the
Chairntn, It Il = very elaborate dOcu-
4meni. issd enters fully into IN eIamiDt-
ton Of 81 ne points Of The case states
that The SeohhIiufe-bts hsts fuIlsod free
ln,erehsnge 81 opinion kiih.eomRi,itss
apo nled BY The citizens and ,bseiiy Of
Wheeling on HE sptjset--snd recon
mends iiiel the law be accepted. With ths
provisions sEa ssieemeats tafertd into
y Wheeling and Hhich il Hss authorised
10 make By f5s law Tiseh. The report
snd prvposals-of ibs+eomnisies we're sP-
proved BY the Board, BY Sofs Of ~ q
l5; sed . resolution adopted esI!ins 60,
neral meeting Of ibe SiOckboldsrs, Tor the
25th Of August next. 10 decide upon &C.
tcepiiug fhe l1uend The agreement enter.
ed into uader il. Iftbe stock holders de.
eide 10 accept. ssii il spppos.dthey will
the work Of extending The road 10 EheG
ling wiz be entered upon with oil possible
despatch.
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rns cialcAoo coxvEsrIox.


The great River and Hsrbor Conyen-
'iicb sssemtled 81 Chicago. fIilinois,) 90
The o,h inssani. snd adjourned on We'd
nssdsy the 9Th. Eighisea States were
Tiers represented BY some len Thousand
oiihsir citizens. The proceedings ssrs
shsise,srizsd With great harmony. and
ma. exen % Important moral inhusnee
upoa TIE iseisission Of The country. 10 re-
fsrsaes 10 ths great oIjsetsin which The
Couvsp,ios had il origin. and which h'se
hitherto bs,n KEEP! entirely too pfcn 70
tAs back gtouud.
EpwARp Bars. Of Missouri. Pfsiided
over he elaboration u rhs body.
Letters were TEL from Msssrs. Clay,
Bs,,on, WIish. Cass and Van Buren,
THAR view, open River end HsrbOr i'm.
provemsa.. may be ePitomized as follows;
. M Ciay-Cordial concurrence in the
ohse,s of The Con yeniion.
.M. Han BTsn-By no mesns indider,
sal 10 the objects Of the Coayen,ion.
M. cs.,-No opinion whatever upon
NE ,abjsel.
MI. RngAt--Imperfeet views Upon
ID. objects Of the Convention. bot no, in
: difIefsa. 10 th.m. though none for public
use.
M. Bsssoa -sasjset belong. 70 Con
gran which ms.i cea6ns Il within Con
s,,tu,ional grounds Of Sklch The PIesidsn
aihs judge.
JNr. Hr5,str--"of The power Of th
Eovernmsni 10 make appropriations fc
srssiins harbors and clearing rivers. Itns
veg entertained doubt"