GLORY.
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Since the close Of the war, says the Albany
Gazette. about IS ,0oo, 900 dollars have been
paid towards dischargng the national debt,
and paying off the claims which accrued du


ring the late war. The national debt is now
stated at about 99, ,ooo.0 Of dollars. five
add these sums together, it gives us l55,o00,-
600 dollars, as the amount of The national
debt, at the close ofthe war. When the war
commenced, the pnblc debt amounted 10 a
little more than 81 900, 900 dollars. So that,
as il is admitted we acquired nothing by the
late war but GLORY, it follows that the ad-