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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

hlSSOLu CION..-The Co-Partner>hip hereto-
~ fore existing bctwren the subscribers. under the
style Of DuDLEY CoNFToN has been this day dissolved
by mutual e"nscat-ichn W Dudley has purchase the
interest of w m Compton the late concern. and viii
dischnf- its ahili,icS He embraces this opportunity
his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
rnnagc to rh- concern of Dudley n CoNPTos. and 10
solicit it, Continuance in his new cunl, xinr
JNo. W. DUDLEY
WM. a. CUMrTO.,
IxcrssATI April l2th. 1852
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.iGGiNROTnAM ACADEMY.
vote on Amended Charter.

A. arasuar meeting of the common council Of the
corporation of Lynchhurs their chamber Friday
evening, 23d July, 1852
Present-John NJ Otey, President. Charles W. Christian
Thomas Atree, jno Cary, Henry Davis, w IN. p.
Taiaierro John i. Mcdaniel and Jesse Hare mem
ber.
Mr.. Christian presented the common council the
following resolutions which being read and considered
were adopted and passed, viz
Resolved, That in conformity with the seth section o
the of the late session Of the General Assembly of
Virginia entitled AN making the of Lynchburg
city, and revising and reducing into the pro-
visinns Of its Charter" Wednesday, the 25th day of
August shall be the time for opening poll in each
ward for the purpose of-ubmng the provisions OF said
tn the qualified under the charter exist
ing and that the office Of Friends Ware house in Lynch
ward and the Office Of Planters Warehouse in Henry
ward slnl be places for holding said polls in the
peCtive wards.
2d. Resolved, That A. B. Rucker. John T. Davis
W. o. Owen John b. Lee. and ID. X. Lyman be ap-
pointed commissioners for Lynch ward. and that John
G. MrClanahqn. Henry l. Brown Thomas 7. Nash
Allen j. Black, and John Oyler, be appointed commits
sioners for Henry ward any two of whom shall, at the
and place appointed in their wards. open a poll
book be headed The Charter revised" and to
contain two seperae columns: The first column to be
headed For the revised Charter" the other be
headed Against the revised Charter" And the said
Commissioners shall in their respective wards then and
thee receive and have recorded in said poll book the
tor and against said revised Charter Of all persons
qualified under the charter existing who
offer VOTE and shall ascertain and certify the
number of given for and the number of given
against said revised charter and their
with the polls be delivered the Clerk of the Council
who shall lay the before the Council their first
meeting thereafter thni they assertion result Of
said polls, and q be entered upon the Journal
the aggregate for and against the revised Charter
3 Resolved That it shall be the duty of the Clerk of
the Council the fore going resolutions to be pub
Hhed twice week in all the papers the city, until
the 25th day OF August.
iv29-t25a d. RODES. cI'K.
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NOTICE TO L!-HE ALSO. BY acei

NOTICE TO ALL !-HE ALSO. BY acc-
! dent, has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY BU
SlNESS. in coniunctun With Jewelry establishment
in whichhe keeps Candi ; & Fruits, such Oracgcs
Lemons. Rasn> Almonds. FibcrtS, Toys Of all kinds
md. in fact NIL kinds of Conec tionarcs, kept in such
establishments. lie receiving his Spring stock.
which he respectfully socits the patronage of the
public He also has. in his Unemployment ofthe
experienced Bakers and Cundy makers in Lynclburg.
Pyramids Of all kinds, made al the shortest notice
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed CHAS. n. ENARD.
l. .lr.rs nhnvc E. ..hnnna .nrrcr
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OrFIcE Il +. &P. r. r c.. lis
Richmond Aug. 2. 1852. ~

La E rxsszssE1 NOTICE.-On aud after Mon
asx1K~EzINsG day next, Jolly 26th, the Cars will
leave the Depot for Bufnrds. 81 o'clock,
ming will leave Bufords 81 o'clock, p m.
Freight intended for the o'clock train, must b, in
the Depot the afternoon prevous-und before sunset
he increasing tonnage the road renders this
angcment indpensnby necessary, and jit,ere, tie
rule cannot be departe, from
Frcghts must b. accompanied with TWO draw tickets
and prepaid before f',rwriinc
iv 26-ff THOS. JELLIS. Act.
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~ g. BROTHER, Main Street. LynchJurg, Va
Impnrters of G CHINA and EARTHENWARE and Deal
in Cut Dressed and IYatn Glass IFaTe, Looking
Glasses GuandoIeS. Pi,fsa and Britsdaia Haye IVa-
ers, Castors, &C. in receipt Of their Spring
supply Of Domestic and Foreign Goods Of tl.er own
mportation-wiIich embraces every article usual, !,
found in such Establishments. Our Stock is one of the
largest offered in this market and having been
fully selected and bought the favorable terms
determined . be undersod Ly any House
in the country, either North South. Merchants and
others wanting anything this line, would do well to
call and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere-feeling confident please all in style,
quality and price of Goods The Ladies particular
y invited to call and examine our Stock.
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LAND FOR SALE

The undersigned will offer public auction on
Saturday, tn" 2lt day of August valuable Tract
of Land. contain ng than TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, situate il the county If Amherst five miles
from Lynchhrrg near Lees Camp Ground.
About half is in cuItivaton-some of it is fine
Fl and robacco Lots. The improvements consist of
A. good DWELLING and Out Houses. The en-
Ell closures good.nnd the premises weworthv the
attention Of those ishing purchase
Terms--Ore-thrd caslI-the deferred payments will
he made known the day Of ale which time the
time of giving possession will nlso be made known
Benjamin Watts living il will show the Land those
wishing view il. GEO. W. BURNETT
STEPHEN II WATTS.
[ iy l9-w5w BENJAMIN WATTS.
~ Repuhlicnn conv
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DOLLARS REWARD

l. Runaway from the subscriber the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad in the county of Wythe. the 20h
OF Ju e, 1852. a negro named CilARLES,6 & tee
high copper color h several teeth in front, about
35 years ofage, rather slow reply. but pleasing APP
pearance when spoken t.. lie when he left
cloth cap and blue cloth sa coat he purchased
Lynchhurg and carried 10 that place. where he remain
ed until purchased him, 4 months ago. 1t is
than probable that he will make his way Tennessee,
heihas wife living there he may perhaps
turn Lyncburg, and urk about there, as he has
quRutances there. The above reward viii he paid if
he i, taken in the Siotc, and confined that ret him
agnin, or will pay reward OF $40, if taken cut cf
the State and confined in Jail.
July Its GEORGE L. KYLE.
The Abingdon Eirginian and Knoxville Register viii
cnnN mnnihs md scnh nccnnnf 10 fhi, nficc.
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TO STRANGERS.
IH@ WIWWN = fTFfTlS III HFS '''1'
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.


termined pny particua ats n"n To selecting the
best Chewing tobacco that l. put up here do solicit
orders from our friends in the country for the artice,
believing as do that shall be able furnish
article by the box TINT is bound 10 give satisfaction,
as we have received agency for some of the best
Brand. put up in Lynchburg. For s. sent by
nnil III in return send box of 10 plugs that will
he hard To beat. and for $40 will send 90
plug, FIRST Tobacco, put up in boxes of suitable
size. We take pleasure in saying to friends tina
we can send them Tobacco ut prices ranging from 30
1, 7J CTS per ID. CREWDSON & &CRANk.
Inn Io-,s Com, Merchants on the Canal.
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CISoINNATi. April i2th 1862.
THE Subscribers have associated the msclves fur the

L Subsrrihcr- have iod homsclves Ton Tie
Il purpose of conducting in til City Tobacco
md GcmrrIl Com m iSSiGn Business.
ua,-r the Firm of kESSKrrS nrnTE and respectful
ly solicit your patronage Our Business will be cxcu-
svev Commission Bssiasss; and experience TWEEN
by senior partner. in arrive Ncrcantle life in
this y. and determination the part nhoth to pro-
n,te the interest Of friends win hone secure to
iih-alsupport. We prepared Ia make the usual
Advance consisnn,ents in hand. and purchase
Produce, &c on the Customary terms. We viii occupy
III. Large al ommodious Warehouse. No. II Public
Landing. JNO. KCNNErT.
nav 27-Gm JNO. W. DUDLEY.
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LAND FOR SALE.--

In obedience To decree pronounced by the circuit
court of Fankll county, the 18th day of MAY, 1852.
in the Of Thomas J. Holland AMI Warfed Price.
against Thoma.S. kccn and Others shall, Thurs.
day the 3o'h day of September 1852. ,r for SALE
the premises At public anction the hi es bidder all
the lands belonging to said Thomas Keen. -uuacd
on Snow Greek in Franklin county, l3 miles Southeast
from Franklin Courthouse, containing 4S3 Acres.
This land il considered very valuable. ana persons
wishing purchase land would do well to attend this
sale.
TERNs.-The aforementioned land will be sold upon
credit of two, and three years equal nstament-.
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
personal security for the payment OF the purchase
ney; the title the land will be until all the pur-
chase money pai and the land held subject resale
in default of the payment Of the purchase money.
july 22-t3OS HUGH NELSON Com'r.
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The above sale will take place the oJth August if
fair, if not the fair day. The sale is made by the
of all parties and doubt arrangement will
be effected sell the Land upon a credit, If found
desirable. " l9-wi25nifl G. H., Trustee.
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IL In consequence of the brenkage oi the Canal the
undersigned has iu>i received has Spring and Summer
Stock Twenty FIVE years experience IN hs business
srablr assortment OF goods. Without further comment,
all he asks is examination Of the He CALI the
attention "f his and the public generally To
the following via: Ladies rloie Gaters. CATERS. 4
Caters Erceliors. Parois, nny Linds, Lola Monfcs
Ruski. Ties Sliypcrs DC, sc. Misses and Infants
shoes of every description. Ais: Gents Boos Shoes
AMI Caters the latter of which pretty and neat
which he will sell remarkably low prices. also com
rleie stock of Gents Slippers. His Irn"ks, Carpet
rqs and Scafeh,is he obtand unusually low prices.
lie offers in the wny of HATS the following, viz The
Mole Skin. Black and ihae Beaecrs, Russia SEk Pa
nama. Idior Bird Eye. Chino Pcaii, Black. Bfre.
Green and Uhde LcghorHsfhe irda Hat. Congrss Hat,
and Wac and Black Bcarcr Kossrfh Has Sioucdes and
Mericans Of all qualities and styles
am constantly manufacturing 0rders promptly at
tended to- Panamas and Legnorns dressed at the sign oi
the Red Hat. JACOB RuMBOUGH.
A.,
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EATHER.--I have received my Spring sup
IL ply Of Leather, consisting Of Herlock Sole and
Wax Upper. Calf Skins (Phadclp phia and French and
general assortment of ShoeMakers. Tools &C.. also
Iiarness and Skirtng Leather. OakTanncd Sole. &c.
Arrit a6-ts +. LOCKWOOD
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EATATTRACTION!:-NEIVAN WAND

4 hEAl a AhACIlON ..-NE w AND
~ and Speadid s'cch ot Dry Goods and Ready- Made
Clothing at EI1oesaie.s Retau.-GTG GENJIELIER
g. UNTERATER-ResPec inform their friends
and the public generally that they receiving
splendid stock of Dry Goods, suitable for the Fall and
Winter embracing every article of Ladies and
Geaemens Wear. All of which the public are invited
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere We
have beautiful assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots aud
Shoes, with splendid and general of Fancy
urcles all of which offered unusually low prices
Call and see Us: and we feel assured that yon will be
pleased with prices well Goods as weare deter.
minedto elllow, having purchased for cash.
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Made Ci0Lt!ag, Purchased by them to, casl
unusually low prices. by which they enabled
offer greater inducements the public than sim
liar establishment
Theywoud particularly call the attention Of c"unr,
merchants and others to their wholesale Prices-beev
ing that they will find it their interest togive them
call and examine their stock before going farther East
The facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies, enable them 10 announce with confidence that
their goods W i'll be soldot RICHMOND PRICES.
n. .GUGGENHEIMER.
!. UNTERMYER,
Oct 23-ts Grnnite Buildings. Cabell House.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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TIL. y,,jc,-D- Jobps,ou's Office i in his dwell
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,5;c, r,,,ran,ee n, h. i; the o.lv prn.r Physician
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JOHNSTON
u,h. IS n. Rr,i cII.cc ,t Surgeons London
r.; I,,o cr, oc # tb. ,,.f eminent College, of tbe
u;,. S.,.. ,,a th. rrc,,.r nan AZ .bo.c life Inns
b..n sre,, In The u,.,,l. of Lnndon Paris Phadel-
rL, AL oI.cvb.re b,s ea.c,ed som. f the ro,t a.
t,ni,,ing cure4 that were ever known Many troubled
,,b r;ng;nr IN tbe cnrs and head when asleep,
o,rvousne.. being alnrr,eJ at sudden sounds and
h. .hg,t,es. v;tb frcare, ushius attended some
,i,.. si,b ng.rnent of mind were cured mmcdi
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TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.
Pn,cnts md Guardians nre often ni.ed with respect
10 tbe cause or source of their and wards
Ala, b,,y G.n A., they asrribe tn .thcr causes the
,.t;,y of the frnme Fabrication Of the Heart Dvspep-
ain Indipe.ton deranremcnt uf the Ncrvou. System.
C,ugb mi Svmpton,, of Consumprop also those se--
in. NJ, Il ,T.rts such "a lo.s Of Mem rv Deprcs-
;. r Stir. or n.cuI;,r 6ts of N.l,ncboIy when
~. ruth !. ,b.y have b.ep caused ,y indugine in
pcr,;cn. but sllurinr practiccs destructive to both
.pJv nd Mind Thns mr.. .wc,, from existence thou
,j ,,b ,ni.bt bavc been of u.. to their Country Il
Is,.,r. ~ ,be;r friends and ornaments to Societv.
no InuNSToN,s oRATIyERENEpy FOR
nRCANiC WEAKNESS
Tb; ar.,1 md imno,tan, R.med, has restored
,is t ; -, ,ih,,.,,nd of ,b. mos, dclil;iu cd
:l:.t t,s ., ~ h,J l,.,,u bo,es ond hoe, A.
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DOANOkEFOK sALE.-Thrunier.iy

IL acting commissioners under decree ofthe Cir.
cult Court of the city of Williamsburg and county Of
james City rendered the 18th day of November 1851
will Offer II, public sale Charlotte Court House
Monday the rhday fSeptember next thai being Court
day, the valuable estate, known Middle Quarter be-
ing that Toon nfthe Roanoke assigned Judge
Beverly Tucker in the division of the lands of John Ram
dolph. and upoa which il the Mansion House of Mr..
Randolph. Middle Quarter lies in the of hur-
o,te the Sauntnp River, and contains about sixteen
hundred acres upwards of four hundred fine
low grounds. Tie highland is OF good quality, with
bundance of woni
The depot Of the Richmond and Danvle Railroad nj
>tounton river 10 which point the road is graded,
sahout wo miles distant. aud accessible by good road
and also by navigation the river
The commissioners empowered TO divide the land,
should they deem ii advisable.
TERMS OF SALE:-The purchase money o be paid in
three equal annual instnnens carrying interest from =,
day of January. 1853. Bonds with approved stcurty
will be required. The purchaser have the rrvil. &c
ofeeding crop this fall, and full possession given the
Isl of January
The estate will he shown to any wishing
inc it, by the tenant the premises, and for any
further information address L. NJ. Thompson Williams
burg Va.
7. MONTAGU THOMPSON, Cor,,oi..;oo.,.
JOHN X. RYAN. "onli"'SS''"'is'
Int II
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LYNCHBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
D ichn,omd and DanViIie Railroad

ANCliANtrE or fiDt RS--On and after Thursday,
July lst. 1872, regniar passenger train vii, be.
tween Richmond and the Junction connecting at the
Junction with tiaeg Co.'S line of Stages for Burhevilie
Charlotte Court House. 1Iafax Court House. Danvile
Milton and G-eenshorough. The train will stop fr pas
-engers only at the following p"ints: Manchester POI
white. Robious, Coalield. Tornahawk Powhatun. Mat
toax Scouts Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanohe aud
JenniDg- Ordinary.
Lave Richmond every lay excep' Sunday at o'clock
A VI. Returning leave the Junction 2:30, T. NJ.
Children over 3. md NOT over Il of age, half
price 10 any points except the frst-named. Ser
wants travelling by themselves must be furnished with
two passes, that can be retained in the Office and
1t n be expressly stated the pass that they sr
mi'tcd To Ga the A freight train will leave
Richmond every Wedn sday Parties forwarding goods
must have them the ground the previous evening.
B.-Thc Stage leaves The Junction every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. III connection with the above
points, and returning, meets the the point
every Monday. Thursday and Saturday.
rhrough Ticket from Richmond to Dnnville so
do do do Greensboro $I2
Through Passengers not providing themselves with
tickets will be considered passe ngers and chare
ed an increase drate of fare.
iv l-tl4S JOHN II. OSBORNE. Sup't.
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DOCKBRIDOE ALUy

H subscriber is now receiving supply of Alum
Wster. frcfh from the Spring in Rockbridge county,
and ~ ArenA for the sale Of this valuable water will
kseP e.nss.nsly IN hand supply during the season
MARCH le-ep L. D. RCCkER.
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NOIlCE 10 carpenters Of io'nh
In BUlLDERS.-Thc subscriber would inform the
community that he has hand good lot of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia will afford. and receiving every
week all of which viii be sold low for cash or good pa
per.
JAS. s. CREWDSON. Com. Merct
On ne paSin.
" B.--Bls for Houses received and iled al the
shortest notice. Timber " ell dried if 1 .sed.
Aur.7-ts y. ;. q.
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iss..::.s-ss A aeu.,--sS

u
l. PfIUR SPRIN, S FOR s. OO.-Fr-t of Jul,
Packet Boats leave ynchburg for Buchanan daily 5!
A. NJ, Sundays excepted. and arrive at buchanan at
F. NJ connect there with daily lines of Stages for
the White by Daggers leave the arrival Of the
Boats and arrive at Daggrrs &c mies) ~ 7. n.
leave Duggcrs A. NJ after breakfast, and arrive
the White AZ miles, n; Z. NJ Passengers by the 9TH
route go by Tincastc and the Sweet Springs the
White. Fare Fnrastle s.. 10 Sweet Springs 81 90.
Passengers for the Natural Bridge reach there at T.
NJ. Farc 81 so Passengers for Lexington, Rock
bridge and Bath Alum. Warm and Hot Springs
with dry line o Stages North River arrive at Lex
inctop L. NJ; Rockbridse Alum at +. NJ. Warm
| and Hot Springs next day:
Fare to Lexington. --.---------------S2 . 90
d. Bath Alum %
do Rockbrilec Alum. ..---..--.----..-- so
do Warm and Hot Springs 5 25
To inva1s this offers great inducements there
being only 80 miles of staging by far the best road
in the of Virginia, and added this the pas
senger will survey the beautiful scenery Virgin
ia. An European traveller has remarked that
the route between Lynchburg and Buchanan with its
variety of River and Mountain scenery the passage of
| the Janes River Balcony Falls through the Blue
Ridge and view Of the Natural Bridge, combines
of beauty. and suhmi'y than is be in
days ride in any country.
Returning leave Buchanan every day. excerpt Sunday,
at 6 p NJ, arrive North River 10 +. NJ and in
Lynchburg at 4 T. NJ.
The Boats for Richmond will leave usual every day
except Sunday, AT A NJ. and arrive in Richmond
dav at 7. NJ. Fure through 50 so
Pas -engers for Buchin4 ham cour-onse. Cumberland
courthouse and farmville. leave in Monday, Wednes
day and Fridays Boats; Fare Cumberland court-hous
50 25 to Farmville So 25.
je ol-ts BOYD EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
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80 - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BA NEEkLi
BETWEEN RIcHxoSD AND BALTIwoRE-Fare SIS
Oniy.-The public are hereby informed that the
iortsb'c aud commodious low pressure Steamer MARY
LAND, Capt Charles f. Mitchell. having been entire
ly refted, enlarged, and improved in every respect
with berths for large number of passengers, and with
Tor those who prefer being retired,
the between Richmond and Baltimore. Passen-
gers by this agreeable and economical Line will leave
Richmond by the morning train, Mondays & Wednes-
days. o'clock A. and reach Baltimore the fol-
lowing mornings in time to proceed by the New Castle
and Frenchown Steamboat line at hal past A. NJ.
with the early train of ,hose days PhiIadehia Re
turning passengers will leave Baltimore after
noon of Tuesday and Thursday, P NJ and connect at
the Creek Wednesday and Friday succeeding with
the train which arrives in Richmond L. p NJ. of the
same day
Fare in either direction. IS, Estate rooms and meals
for can passengers except in the of ladies'
md tpmies who will have the privilege of
free of charsc) Forward cabin passengers, (ncludng
meals al lodging board 81 80.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore aud
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frcnchtown line
50 so. For second class do 81 50 Making The "hoie
faFe tyom Rcaoad 10 Phadephja for first class asstn-
gers bythis ogrceablc Liae s. 50 only.
For further particulars through tickets apply the
office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. J.B. WINSTON
Ticket Agent
-, ~ a a.. a. 80 :" a" uuo--t
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Republican and Express. cony times week
hrre months and charge tho |ircnan.
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He a re eApeilsc5 Vi Inc uoS-
ernment iorthe fiscal year 1850
81, agreeably to the annual
Treasury Report, were S48,oo5,s
Deduct, the two foregoing a.
mounts Of slO.95a, ,434 and
SS,707,479, which formed no
portion Of the usual annual
expenditures under Mr.. Polk, l966l,9l
Leaving 2s,3A3.el
The expenditures for the same
objects under the administra-
ton of Mr. Polk, in time Of
peace, were 26,500. OF
+
$l,s43. 81
This difference might be readily sccounte
for by the rapid increase and expansion Of :
business and population ofthe country. requ
ing Of course corresponding increase in d
national expenditures: and therefore We cou
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They have recently applied stean pOirer to their mn-
chnery and atter themselves that tney enabled
manufacture all descriptions of PLAIN ard FoRcg CoJi-
nc, Ware in style and finish compare with any in
the State. s. DlCGuID.
u. Z. DIUGUlD.
GEO. A. DIUGUID.
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