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MISCELLANEOUS.
GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OEEICIS-"

Ea't side he Marked
-. DcraaSwing of Alexandria Lottery Closs Ne. IA.
20 ~ 90, SO, 43, IL. 76, 81 81, So "a 10
DRAWN, o. snoti,rr prize sold Mt this office
w'ng OF New Jersey Lottery. Class No. e6.
49, 4s. 50, %, is, 81. 81, IS, 81. Is. 65 % 'O'
ron 100000!
TN SOMEBODY, AT GORDAN'S OFFICE
Also. 10000 6,0a0, 5000, so Of Ooo. SC.
drawing Alexandria Lottery Glass r.
o'arwing received here on Monday Evening.
~, tickets only $l0-Sharcs i'm PROPORTION.
Tickets TO be Rad Mt JNO n C0pnaM;c
W.. Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfoik,
c.. where the highest premium is paid for Gold,
- GU ''Peeic OhccKs Dec 8
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ROOKS just Published by ID. Appleton & 70
~ and for sale by w IL. ii. HODGES & co

Poems, by Amelia. w.
Chldo HdroldPs Pilgrimage.
Rationale Of Crime, and its appropriate treat.
mem oelng t[eatse on Criminal jurisprudence
NJ. b. Sampson. "
Course of Reading for Common Schools and the
lower glasses Of Academies, by fl. Mandevilie pro-
lessor OF Moral Science and Bellies Lcttres in Ham
iton College. " '''''i'
Something for Every Body CLEANED in the Old
ton, Esq. O'''
Experimental Researches in tho Food of Animals
and the iattenlng OF Cattle; with Remarks on the
Italian Reader. w. ~
Golden maxims, or hooght for every day in
the year; selected BY Rev'd Robert Bond
The Christian Altar Offices of Deviation for
the use OF persons receiving the Lords Supoer nv
WIN. E. Wyatt, d. D., Rector of ST. PauIys. BalR
more. Nov d
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TAKE NOTICE.

'ENIAT tho Subscriber las Just received n Iut of
DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS--Siu oil, Guns
as low ~ SO on, and Double Guns a. low al SIS 90
40, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags. Powder
rlasks Nipple Keys, Wad- Cuttcis, Porous, ion
Gaps OF all the different qualities, Canister Powder,
drinking Cups, and every article called for hy n
Sportsman Ii is the determination Of tic Sui s,ri-
Der not to lie undersold, under worked "A nd per
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from bin can he purchased in tbis scctinn az
county. Also, all work in the Gun line will he
warranted TO be done as we'll and chCap if rot
cheaper, than can DC dnue here elsewhere: so
call at the Sign of the Mammoth Gun High street.
pHrfsmouth, Va, ono door cast of the OH Dominion
once, and get bargains, and no ni-take
All orders thankfully received, and punctrnllv
attended to.
Sept % IA SPAJDtSf
n. Ii Old Copper and Brass ken in EXCHANGE
Tor WO k or the lis lest ca. price maid fnr IN
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VJ-Among the names of those who have en-
rwhcn tue gardens and fields of England with use
.ui pants are those of Sir Walter ,lcigh who in.
uoouced Tile potato from this continent; Sir An-
..nony Ashley, whose introdu ci lou of The cabbage
~ ~, coinmcmora'ed on his tomb; aud Sir, Richard
w eston, who frat sowed clover seed, brought from
Flanders. in the English meadows History. how
ever mas not preserved the name Of tac dscovcrcr
Oh Sarsaparilla-a plant whose ibrous roots arc
worth all the above named vegetable productions,
valuable as we admit them to be- Who that has
witnessed its eficct'. when mnistercd in the form
OF Sands Sarsaparilla. will deny this posiion p
surely no one who has seen the scroiulous patient
before and after proper course of this remedy. or
VINO ias observed the surprising facility with which
u ooiit"racs every trace of ulccrous aud cutaneous
diseases, will affect to deny that the reputation it
enjoys has been worthily obtained
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
OIL its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets
winch may be obtained of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail by A. r.
u. SANDs, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton street
New York Sold also by CHARLES II. HEINITSH'
Agent, Portsmouth, aud nj. A. SANros Nor folk
Pricc s; per bottle; 6 bottles for S5
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M ANUFA RED TOBAC CO.-Wo
w butts Jome' & Sons Double Extra Pounds
ana IS. snPe Tor to former Iots, and most highly
io9 boxes and butts Hill 4 Mans Pounds Won
rCIl Pounds and Mozart Pounds of ell sweetcned
Tobacco, and at low price.
500 Dwarf Boxes Of Saunder's best and Jas. Tho
mas, Jr' Virgin Gold Leaf and Nectar Leaf 70.
Tobacco.
100 butts Woodrow's Pounds
90 do 'E. NJ. G ,bb's' do
Also, hoods packages o! va,ipus veil known
brands, OF los, 5s SIS. pounds and half rounds.
"t soIc oy JOSIAH WILLS
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DIED,

d; lni5 town, on the LIST instant, after long and
Sb resslng illness, Mrs. MARY IvEs, aged IS years
be-, wa vas Tor number Of ysars In exemplary mem.
sus,ei.he hc'hodist Episcopal Church, and was
H. sialned during her sickness By copfdino faith
yer. ie promises Of her beloved Redeemcr size con
soro 9cu freely of her approaching dissolution for
,igrs une previous to her DEATH with perfect re-.
,Su.auon, aud departed rejoicing i'm tho hoce of a
-Ious immortality beyond the oraYe
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WHILE THERE is LIFE THERE IS
HOPE - -

Instances like the following are almost of daily
occurrence, and render superiuous ali further
comment upon the efficacy of wistar's Balsam
NJ. Poughkeepsic, N. Y, Sept is, 1916.
Dear Sir-1.hc character of Wistar's Balsam Of
wild Cherry is so we'll established throu gbout the
country, aud especially in the State of New York
tnat any farther testimony would seem to be UNI
necessary Yet have derived so much ADVANTAGE
from It, that am happy to communicate through
you 10 the sick and afflicted, what IL has done for
me, and consider II privilege aud duty to do So.
nave been troubled with weak lungs four years:
pad p cough more or less every winter WAS CON
nneo To- the house all last winter with a severe
cough, pam IN the side aud breas raised blood
several times. consulted a physician. but bov,.
never taken any medicine which has dcne INC so
much good as @ ~ %
W!sTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
consider it the best medicine i'm the world for
coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary complaints
4, WILLIAM B. SWARTS
&c careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR.S
bALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by !. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
B~5- For particulars DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had Of the q gent
acknowledgements, G. I'll HEINIrSH Agent
NorIok; VI. A. SANTOS. and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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fold North State copvl

TRUSTEES SALE.-Pursuant In n Deed ne
Il Trust from George Beatty, and Ann E.. his
wife bearing date 25th April, IS4i Of recnId in
.hc clerks oihce of Norfok County u secure n
G rtaln DEBT therein mentioned, to the Bank of ym
gina WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction for cash j..
before the x,onrt House of Norfolk County on
IHURSDAf, the 10Th day of December. 1915 AZ
~ O'CLOCK, HouSE aud LOT OF LAND, situated
on London street, in the town of PnCtsmoutb COW,
m'ncing on the North side Of Lnndon street ~ The
line OF James X. Parrish. thence running East
along London street thirty feet TO the line II HIN
THOMPSON, thence North one hundred and thir; con
icet' thence West parallel TO London street thirty
irct, thence south one hundrc and thirteen feet TO
the beginning, with its appurtcnanccs
JNO a. CHANDLER )r
Nov 80 ids
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w II. III. HODGES a. co, have lust 70
rt,,. ceived at their Book and VARIETY Store.
leo,i iAR which bas been pronounced by an excel.
pc.; Judge Of Moscal INSTRUMENTS TO be a vcrv so
o'rgain ." SOU" you wan.
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DAGU ERRIAN PORTRAIT
AND MINIATURE ROOM


HE Subscriber having made an engagement
with number of his friends and acquaintan.
ces some months back, to establish Room in this
place, would respectfully inform them and the citi-
zcns generally, of Portsmouth, and vicinity that he
has taken fine Room In Do.t. Cooks i3uildin0
one door cast Of Bells Hat Store on High street
whore he expects to remain three or four weeks for
the purpose of a.fVrding opportunity To all who
are DESTROYS OF obtaining perfect Likeness OF
and much admired Art. which has the ascendancy
over all Portrait and Miniature Paintings for per-
iectness of outline and expression # every feature
and may say more durable when finished nro-
perry. Price, Two Dollars Rosewood and Ttilt
Frames furnished at n very moderate cost Stran.
gers and citizens are invited to call whether they
sit not
In consequence Of the competition that has been
and is still going on in Norfolk, the prices of good
Pictures have been brought to a par with inferior
ones, or nearly so and would warn all persons who
would obtain good and durable Likeness against
tho:c Dollar Picturesfor any one that is at all ac-
qualnted with the business, is we'll aware that il
"a put traction above the cost OF the materials TO
say nothng OF The trouble and perplexity that all
Operators are subject TO in ixinp and getting tho
G n, TO work right! And to show that those
Dollar Pictures not what thcv shop1d he I will
INFORM the readers Of ibis that have already been
applied IN To take some of them over
Nov 26-6t j. WOODWARD.
JOSIAH WILLS, Grocer and Comni.gio,
- merchant Norfolk, offers the following atticIes
III large quantities, for sale at low prices
N f.. aud ". O. Rum
Cognac aud Imitation Cognac Brandy
Boston an Philadelp hia do do
Philadelphia, Bait more, and pure Holland Gin
Old Rye aud Common Whiskey
nforrthern and Virginia Apple Brandy
Philadelphia Cordial
Madeira and Port Wine
Ieuefiffe aud Malaga do
train Pepper and Race Ginger
snuff in Bladders and Jars
Saleratus and Salt Petre
sack Salt and Turks Island Salt
Shccse and Butter, Flour and Bucks heat
Mes and Prime Pork, Tobacco Of all kinds
Coffee and Tea, Indigo and Starch
1.ouhn spices, Mustard, Chocolate, Segars
Ups, trapping Paper, Cotton Yarns
cotton bagging, Molas5es Nutmegs
Lard, Sperm Candles
100 bags Shot
500 kegs Nails
9 5sS 6S + n = Q. y wsistsy Just to hand.
lVV 90 90 FORK Nov rs
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NARPETINGS SELLINC OEE All, g.
~ BELOW COST.--Thc subscribers intend To-
close their iusiore Stock of CARPETINCS tLis sea-
article. Those who want will do we'll 10 call ear
~ as they are determined to close without regard
10 cost; Their stock consist of Brussels Superior
Ihree Ply, Fine aud Superb fine Ing rain and Cotton
Carpctings. JOHN cOCKE & 20
Nov IL - w.
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i)EK Il Y MI ERY.-We have Just received a
large lot of PERFUMERY me in be,u,iG,I
Fancy Bottles, among the lot NC have some man.
uiactured by the justly celeb atcd Farina Weare
81 ing our stock of Pcriuncry very low, and think
VIII be to The advantage of purchasers /. call
an" look at our assortmct before purchasing else
where. w III n UoDCFS e. 10 IS'
Nov ID - W.
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Roo6Ks FROM HARPER & BRoTn.

ROOkS FROM HARPER 81 BROTH
~; ~ ERS.-Blake's History of the American Rcyo.
lhrrnoiogy, or the Doctrine of the Mental Phe
nomcna, by j. G. Spurzheim VI. d.
The Works of Samuel Jobnson, L. l.. D.. with
an Essay on his life and genius, by Arthur Murray.
ESQ "J >
Vols LIST and 2nd Copclnnd's dictionary of Prac
teal Medicine. - '"'
Noe. 49, 100, l2I and l22 Pictorial Shakcspcarc
NO. IL, Pictorial History of England
w. w. III. HODGES & CO.
booksellers and Dealers in Fancy Goods.
Dec Croyf - 49,.
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ENCONOMY.-We recommend 10 all pcrs,ns
~ who wish TO economist, TO call ard oct ono nf
those beautiful LARD LAMPS, manufactured cx
pressiv for US by Messrs. Cornelius & Co, of Phil
ade'phia. This lot of Lamps far exceIs any we
we have some beautiful Passage or Hall Lam.
which We are selling astoni+ngly cheap.
w. Fl, II. HODG ES & CO.
booksellers and Dealers in Fancy Goods
Nov % ~
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
G.. HALL&CO.
CHICKERING'S
PLANO FORTES.

'INHE extraordinary improvements that have OF
late years taken place in the construction of
Piano Fortcs, aided by the increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music
among polite classes. have caused this favorite
INSTRUMENT to become iudispcnsably necessary i'm
all respectable families. In the PIANO FOR'fES
which CHICKERING has tho honor Of submit inc
TO the Public, trust combined the va,ious
qualities of power, brlIiancv, sweetness and uni
formity of tone requisite to make perfect i'm
strument. We are enabled to warrant cvery In
stru ncnt PERFECTLY SOUND, we'll seasoned
and of the very best materials and superior work.
manshp, thus uniting superiority of quality Witt
durability and excellence.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY attended to
with tho greatest punctuality, and G.. III. s. Co reg
to assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at a dis.
lance, that whenever they favored by orders
per letter, is no less their practice than their in
tcrest to send such ins.rum cnt as shall bear the
rictcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FORTES are extremely handsome
and convenient instruments, possessing iuil, rich
and brilliant tone
91~Rocoleci CHICKERING'S IMPROVED PI.
ANO FGRTES, TO he had OF HALL & Co. Nor
l Tx, Va, better instruments and lower price than
any other IN America
They will be sold at manufacturers prices and
warranted in every respect first rate
We have recently received n full suoply and
hourly expect further additions.
Prices from $3.50 to $500 Oct 90
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FOR RENT,
For RENI

fOk RENT.
a. TIE DWELLING part of the House. over
Ma the Drug Store, Sign of the Big MORTAR
49, This location ia one of tho most cent al and
would answer remarkable we'll Tor a small family
Possession given on the LIST January. Apply TO
oct ~ CHAS. I'll. HEINIPSH Agent
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CO-PARTN

TT HE unde signed have associa. cd Themselves ,-
! geiher for the purpose of conducting the
CORN MILLING AND WHlSKEY DIS'rIIIJSG
and firm of REDDING & co, and have Ica sod f'
the purpose, the tenenen; on Briggs Point. known
as the Foundry. They invite the inspection of
fcred for sale at NV York and BaItimor., nricns
and Warranted equally good in quality or no
sale. ' " nv
my constantly on hand csh grounA
- a. w. REDDINC
NOV 2o--Zw WIN. WADE
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RooKs FROM HARPER & BROTH.

ROOkS FROM HARPER 81 BROTH
Myrtis, with other Etcliugs and Sketches. NV
Mrs. L. II. Sigourncy. "
History of the Thirty Years War in GERMANY
translated from the German of Fre,Iericl, Scb,Iln,
by Rcv'd. A. J. w. Morrison NJ A.
Nos. ~ and us. Pictorial Shakespeare.
nos. ~ and III, Pictorial England For sale by
NOV 20 w. n. II. HODGES 6. co.
[Od North State copyl
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I'LL nee ON New York and Baltimore in
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Dcc o-u Lottery and Exc ha m co nHica .
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MEDICAL, CARD

nR l.. ". NEWTON tenders his Profession
u al Services to the Public, and may be found
9. MIR HITS Boarding House. in Gosport near the
Navy Yard, at all timcs, except when he is absent
WI business. Sept &-lm
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L kUSTEE SA LE-Pursuant to a Decd of
Il Trust executed by VIM. H. Parks. to me- w.
Trustee, Tor purposes Their in mentioned shall
sell at Publi,; Auction for cash, the Residence of
sad WIN H. Parks, Corner OF Middle and Kim
streets, the oh day Of December. 1916 81 m
O'Clock, A. M, all his household and kitchen FUR
NlIURE, consisting OF the usual articles
Nov 2S-.ds nm JIS,rrp
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M RS ). CROCK "R proposes, (if sufficient
1VI encouragement be given her0 to Give es
sons IN the art OF PENMANSHIP to young Ladies
and Misses, at her residence Middle street com
to half past O'Clock, at evening Terms will i've
moderate. va NC
Mrs c. will also fake Class of Lads if desired
Nov 10 ' w.
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LIS, CHAPMAN'S and EMMERSON,s
ana Tor sale by w II. HODGES & co.
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1 ASH CALL.--All persons indebted to the
- subscriber, either by note open account are
earnestly requested to forward aud settle
their respective debts before the first day of
January, iS4f' All debts remaining unpaid no L.,
INC tnc above, will positively be placed in some
oihccr's hands for collection with yer few cxcep
upns. j. BATEMAN.
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I OAF SUGAR 80 Whole and Half Roxcs
~ Lovcrng's Double Loaf Sugar, landing from
schr Jack Downing and for sale by
Dec 8 JOSIAH WILLS
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FOR RENT,
81 Two BRICK TENEMENTS in Gospor,
EsenI near the Navy Yard Gate. Possession OF
IA-lone OF them may be Immediately Obtained
ami the other on the Let Of January next
King street, now occupied by Mr. James Scarf
POSSESSION given on tic FIRST of january Please
make application on the premises or TO
~ . HENRY b. REARDON
NOV iS-iawSwN Roanoke Square NorE,Ils
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NKS! INKS!!-7OO bottles Of 3 pcrior INK.
= assorted colours, Black Bloc and Red OF NV
own manufacture. For ale by
HENRY BUFF.
Oct2 ~ Corner Of High and MILL -
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FOR SMITiIFIELD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD
lime

Richmond, Petersburg, FredericsSJrug, JVuskington
and Alexandria.
a@1sI Fare TO Richmond and
Tls- il a. Petersburg, ~ cents only,
800: i s,-f;T inCluding meals.
-ss..5-<~ESsfSssS-Ass5e Fare to icrickShnrn
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SUPERIOR CATSUPS.-A fine Article 81
y Walnut and Tomato CATSUPS Also Pcnpcr
sauce OF superior quality For salc AT the
MEDICAL EMPORIUM.
Oct 10 Corner Of High an Middl, .t.
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JOSIAH WILLS Agent for tho sale of ]. r
y Trplett Il Sons Nails. keeps constantly on han,
. full assortment, and will supply tho trade at ,
low prices as an article Of equal quality can be pur
chased IN any Of the northern markets. Just 70
ccivcd 500 kegs we'll assorted Nov 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Intelligence has been received from En-.
gland to the 18th uIt. The cotton market
was IN very depressed state, and change
had taken place which reduced prices 10
nearly the lowest figure at which the ar.
tlcle had ever been quoted. There was
no change in the gram market, but an i'm.
provement had taken place in The money
market.
The course Of the Washington Union on
the Oregon question had caused great
amazement in Liverpool, bu, subsequent
information had alIayed this feeling.
large meetings had been held in the
principal cities and towns, which were al.
tended by gentlemen Of all parties for the
purpose Of petIloning Ministers to advise
the Queen to summon Parliament, that
some prompt measures may be adopted for
the relief Of the people.
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.he~ York, and to be immediately transmitted to
northampton
For the better understanding Of my story it is
proper that | should state that neither the DEN.
oefat agent IN this city nor his printer were
oTelslocked with BRAINS. The ogeni contracted
at the Tribune Office for the numbcr required.
The Tribune head was removed ana the North.
amPfon Democrat inserted. They were forward.
Cd, and on tier arrival generously circulated
among the collected multitude In the hurry
neither the New York agent nor The printer
considered Il important who wrote the remarks
on The Message, and therefore the criticisms Of
the editor of the Tribune were LEFT in the extra
lie astouishmcnt which these remarks produced
among the good citizens of Northampton you
may imagine, but | cannot describe It was,
however the Northampton Democrat Extra. al.
though is friends and patrons knew il not ii its
new garb"
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sltions TO come from the other side, having
communicated the ullimaium of this Gov.
ernmcrt. Whether 1t be in this view or
upon other grounds that the expectation is
entertained, II is enough for me to depre.
cate any false alarm that may arise to dis
tuTb the tranquility Of the country.
The President may feel, as am bound
10 suppose be does feel, The full weight of
the responsibility which attaches 10 him IN
relation TO every interest Of this country,
and the greatest Of all interests, he peace
Of the country. | am bound 10 suppose he
is placed, and that he Judges wisely as to
the extent to which he should 60 in sub.
hitting propositions 10 Congress. There.
fore, | entirely concur in the opinion which
has been expressed, that he cannot regard
the present position Of aillirs as leading TO
any immediate danger OF war.
Acting upon these conclusions, (said
Mr.. W. and entertaining these views, all
the regret | feel al the introduction Of
these resolutions is, as have said, that,
accompanied with the remarks which fen
from The honorable Senator when he call
ed them up, they might have . tendency
TO create unnecessary alarm. He trusted
That every memberoi the community would
perceive that il was necessary 10 suppress
oil alarm; and, as Ear as be was concern.
ed, Il gentlemen thought that the time had
come Tor eh'srging the deiences Of the
country, for aucmeniing the army and the
navy be WAS ready TO cooperate with them.
M. Sever said it struck him with some
surprise that an inquiry could never be
brought up IN that Chamber on the subject
of Oregon, but they were told to beware
lest they provoked danger elsewhere to
be cautious how they ,rfled with the bust.
ness pursuits Of the country. Il appeared
hey were expected to proceed by stealth
in tie performance Of their duty, lest they
should create a panic in the country. HIS
.ueud from Michigan had been caiechised
With great severity to know whether it was
his opinion that there would be war. He
lnhesuarngly declared his own opinion to
pc that there would be war. But il was
urged by Senator'S 90 the other
,ide ,ha; il was better to yield our rights
nan come into collision with Great Brit.
in. The Senator from Massachusetts had
aid lei rs keep dark.
Mr.. Webster. The Senator misrcprc.
cnts me, unin'enlionaIly ON sure
What said was that il appeared to me
visor 10 70 on quietly, steadily, eflcciually
md make oil necessary appropriations,
han 10 spread abroad the idea OF impend
NJ danger. said nothing about keeping
.arh; that existed only IN the Senator.
The debate vas further continued by
icssrs. Sewer, Berricn. Allen, J. VI.
'atl1a, Bfeese, and Woodbridge.
Tie question wa, then taken BY yea.
nd nays, and decided unau mously.-
cas- r. Mass None.