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Medical Department
OF HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE

VI liza WIDEN olDSEI SoLAtI1E
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE eleventh annual course Of Lectures In THIS In
i sttuton will commence on Monday, the 23d Of
October and continue TO the 18th Of March.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
4. L. BoHANNAN, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, N. D., Matera Mediea
and Therapeutics
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. D. Chemistry and Phar-
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, M. D, Surgery and
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Anatomy and Ply
BENJAMIN F. LocKETT, NJ. D.. Demonstrators of
Anatomy.
In addition to the usual Lectures Medical and suIg
cal Cnques will be regularly given al the College In
Urinary and Richmond Aims House, TO which the
students will be admitted FREQ Of expense In these In
sutons the student will have opportunities Of OBJ
serving the diseases incident TO the South and oil Wit
Messing very many surgical operations.
The study OF Anatomy may be prosecuted with the
most ample facilities, and at very trifing expense
Naturalization ticket
Professors fees lOo
Practical Anatomy ~
Graduation fee 70
Board, including fuel, lights, servants attendance,
ETC., be obtained cheap in Richmond as Ia any
city on the Atlantic aboard-say from 50 to S. per
week. 3. MAUPIN, nj. D.,
Aug. ii Deano Of tho Faculty.
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LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF GLOU-
CESTER FOR SALE

nN MONDAY, the 2lst day Of Ausust, 1913, at EN-
" FIELD, the latc residence Of James b. Catlctt,
deceased, l will sell, at public auction, two valuable
Tracts Of Land situated in tho county Of Goucaser
Ono lately purchased by James X. Catlett from Tho
mas NJ Seawe, situated in the lower part of the
~ upon tbs main road leading from tho Ferry Glo-
cesor Town 10 the Court house. bounded by the lands
Of John Hughes, Benjamin Seawell, John Backhouse,
and others, aud containing about FIVE hundred and
thirty This farm is situated within very short
distance of the York river and Is divided by the main
road into parts. On side the land il Of the best
quality Of York river highlands, producing corn pota
toes melons, and all kinds of vegetables, in great per-
fection-and on the other side of the road the land s
OF the best description of low grounds, and very pro-
duc,ive in and wheat and other small grain -
There Ia deed uf trust TO secure the payment Of the
sum Of two thousand dollars, and for this amount the
purchaser will only be called pay the Intersection
the balance of the purchase money, fifteen bundled dol
lars will BIO required In cash, and tho residue In equal
annual payments Of one two and three years. There
Is good dwelling house and other buildings on the
farm.
BILE farm called ENFIELD, situated near the York RI
yor In the upper part of Gloucester, adjoining the
lands Of COL William Jones' and containing about four
hundred acres This fern Is well situated In plea
SAINT neighborhood, and Is in good ORDER 18th good
dwelling house and all necessary out buildings, In good
repair There no ncumbrancc upon it, and ii will be
sold for onsthird OF the purchase money In cash. and
the balance on credit Of one, two and three years. in
equal annual instalmcnts.
There will also DO sold, at the Same time and place,
the crops OF every description growing upon both
these OF land and all the stock Of horses cattle,
hogs plantation utensils, household and kitchen furni-
ture, &c &c.
A Il Is presumed that no ono wishing to buy will do
so without examination Of the lands, further de-
serpon Of them 10 not deemed necessary For further
particulars apply me, at Gloucester Courthouse, by
letter or otherwise. will take pleasure in showing
JOHN T. CATLETT,
.,, Attorney In fact for Mrs. Martha H. Caslett
Aug ll-c9awtds
20 Wing requested TO copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO
For Sal

THE subscriber, being DESTROYS of changing his voca
tion, offers for sale the FARM on which he at pre-
resides formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. Ste
phen Duval, situated Deep Run, in the county Of
Henrico, miles above Richmond between the River
and Three Chopped roads, one mile South of Deep
Run Church, and adjoining the lands Of Or. B. J. Du
val, DR.. R. S. Cawthorn, Capt Samuel Brown, Capt.
Richard Dabney, and Samuel Cottrel Sr, ESQ.,, con-
tanning 426 fair proportion Of which consists
Of good wood land and low grounds. This farm is
well suited for all farming purposes and s remarkably
we'll watored There are several springs this farm,
situated well for convenience not To be surpassed by
any for the purity Of Its waters. The improvements
consist OF a large framed dwelling house, part Of
which il three stories high containing fourteen rooms,
besides passages, all very conveniently arranged,
barn two stories high hay house rs feet long by 90
feet wide, stables, cribs, comfortable framed ne
gro houses, with plank floors and brick chmneys, Two
Ice houses, two smoke houses carriage house, besides
all other necessary out houses, we'll of excellent wa
ter, conveniently situated midway between the dwell
ling house and ktchen;-thero is. aso, large and
thrifty orchard Of well selected fruit trees, OF different
kinds Upon this farm is grist and mill, remark
ably well situated both for grinding and saving and
last, though not least, the situation OF this farm IL un
commonly healthy. deem 1t unnecessary TO say more,
presuming that no person will purchase without first
Ing tho premises; and all persons desrou of pnr
chasing are respectfully invited to examine for them.
selves.
Persons disposed TO purchase will please call upon
Wellington Goddn or the subscriber.
July l4-cw5H WIN E. HARRIS
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so Temporal! q MOresl'

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC!
THE only genuine "Dr. WlSTARs BALsAd OF
the General Agent, w. NJ. SPEAR, on the outside
wrapper surrounding each bottle. This IS believed TO
he the only article, bearing the above ite an enat-
ing from the Doctor. The virtues Of VIVID Cherry Tor
relieving affections of the Lungs, and that mnotat
organ, the Liver, haslong enjoyed the confluence
nestle practice.
CRY OF PHILADELPHIA, ss.-Willlam d. Spec, OF
the city OF Philadelphia, heing duly sworn aecobng
TO law deposes aud says that he IS IN tho possessG oil
the original recipe for preparing Balsam OF tiio
Cherry for affections Of the Lungs, which was eVn
him BY DR.. Wlslar regularly educated Physician ano
tina, he believes To ke the only one IN possession oil
any person except the said Dr. Wstar HIMSELF rr,,
Sworn and subscribed before inc, and city seal al
fixed, the first day Of November, a. d., eighteen
hundred and forty seven.
(L.S.) JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
A copy right for the Basam is secured.
Absurd it may appear in the face the above rnde
nabe proof, individual from Boston, Mass, rece nj
y applied To the u. States District Court Of PenBsyiva
mia for an junction on the General Agent fnrihe Uni
ted states and tho British Provinces 10 prevent sait
Agent from selling The only genuine DR.. Wislafs BAL
sam of Wild Cherry, (said individual Claiming I'M
righ OF course The Hon. Judge of said Court prompt
ly refusedh.
The Balsam is not one Of the quaek nostrums oil I'M
day, claiming 10 cure persons whose cases are heyon
tho reach oil medcinc-tOr restoring others 10 liiei-i
only claims and has proved in ihousand- Of cases. Il
be the first most eficaciUus aud only genuine prepa
ration Of Wild Cherry OF IN. hinrieentL eentury, 10
affections ofth. Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, itequeh.
Terminating in Consumption, ever offered 10 the public
A liberal discount 10 druggists and country dealers.
Look we'll to the marks of the genuine.
pT Prce-Sl per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
AGENTS. & w Penfold 4 Co, New York; NC
Clure 4 Co, DR. fierrick Co, Albany, Y; Jno Pres
eott Troy, N Y; Chas Dyer, jr Providence, Il !; Red
ding Z Co. Mrs e Kidder, Boston, Mass; James Green
ID Scott, jr, 4 Co, Worcester, Mass; n Il J Brewer
Springfield, Mass G Welsh Co, Hartford, CT; Gis
& Co, Lancaster, Pa; Or A Barntz, York, Pa; Johl
l. Kidwell, Georgetown, G.
ALEXANDER DUVAL, No. LII, Main st.,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for the city Of Richmond
April e-cw&dly
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SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, ls4s.
10000 DOLLARS!
Il a mn 6crt,s q flee

On Fourteenth Street, under The Er1tzngs Hotei
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully inGrns his friends
aud the public in general, that he tas commenced
the business OF Lottery Broker, in We office ION lab
street, under the Exchange HOtel,l ihmeriy occupied
by u. VI. iIoyt, and recently by e. b .'endleton.
Drawing OF The Leesbure Loueg, Glass 80, An.
gust 5!h:
"a II 65 40 8 lG 80 50 10 249 81 a.
Ticket Nos. 80 "a G5, priz Of GOO collars,
returned.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, Extra 20 Aususl 5:
g. II e. 20 "a Is 81 46 ~ 81 63 81 SO
Ticket Nos, 20 SO anoiirI prize sold by
LiMBERT.
Drawing Of the Mononsalia Lotry Glass %:
IS ; 66 Ga % 81 81 IA 2,,5 I l6.
Ticket, Nos. 2 IA IS, prize 1000 dollars
sold by LAMBERT.
FRtDAY-The Virginia Mononeall Lottery, Class
No. A. Capitals: ST., 900, 4,UUo, 30, &c. IS Nos,
Is dawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; cutters l.
sATURDAY-Doliar Lottery. ThSus.ex county
(Deiawarel Lottery, Extra. Clnss No7. Capitals
s4,G72 4of 900, &c. Is Nos, 10 draw. Tickets ST.
halves so cents; quarters IS
Saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS!i
MAoNIr IcEST ScHME!
The Virginia Lershurg Lottery, Clss No. Al, TO be
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: lOpEes of sl5.0O0
10 of 0UO, &c. 10 Nos, l2ufaWh .lCcts ohiy 5iU-
shares in proportion.
10 Orders for packages, certificate Of packages,
single tickets or shares in the above or my Of Mau
~ e Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are dr;wlngs
eve,y day, al prices varying from 81 sDfort krts,
wilireceive the most promp, attention, nd II. draw
ings forwarded immediately 10 Gbtant adyerturers,
when requested. Address
THOMlS LAYBEIT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond Va.
0r RecOlleet No.3-"There's LUX In oad numbers,
saws Rory O'Morc." .ug7
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Land for Aala

NOW offer for sale several tracts or parcels of Land
lying and being IN the county OF Bath and State Of
Virginia. on the turnpike road leading from the county
Of Aibemare TO Gnyandote, lying three miles from
Bath Courthouse and two miles from the Hot Springs
being between the two watering places The several
tracts contain In the whole, upwards OF nine hundred
acres, with the following improvements, viz:-ons
large stone dwelling house, b3 feet In length and 80
feet in width and laid OF convenient for Ia
vern house, large stone kitchen smoke house; spring
house; stone stable with 10 stalls lof horses, and
ons log stable with stalls, and good barn, with two
granaries and other necessary buildings with about
two hundred acres under fence and improved. with
never failing spring of water the same, sufficient TO
turn gris and mill At all Of the year, and
quantity of excellent timber for saving into plank
the lands aforesaid, with splendid range for CATTLE
horses sheep, hogs, &c. The land is well adapted 70
wheat corn, oats. grass &c and eligible spot
Is not 10 be found in Western Virginia for avern stand
and raising stock and poultry with convenien mar
ket at the Hot ana Warm Springs for the same
ANY person DESTROYS of purchasing said farm will call
on the subscriber, and owning The premises or In
his absence, on some Of the members of his family
who will show them the land, and let them know the
terms oil sale. JACOB GROSE.
P. s-lf the above property should not be disposal
Of by the LIST OF September neIt IL will be offered for
rent on the premises, on that day. by way Of public
suction. JACOB Crosse.
Aug. l-elm
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NUs
Annli-,lEr c2a " IL
HIGH SCHOOL.

THE subscribers have formed connection for the
i purpose OF conducting in this city SEMINARY
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG GENTLE
MEN The Of instruction, divided into depart
ments and commencing with tho elements Of the Eng
lish Language, will extend TO History, Rhetoric and
Bellies Let,rss; the Greek and Latin Languages and III
ieYaiure; Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, Moral and Mental Philosophy.
Young men who desire 10 complete their education
n the University will thus enjoy advantages that can
NOT fail TO insure them distinctions; and such
listed with domestic education can be prepared in the
best manner for entering the active duties Of life
All real Improvements in the art Of instruction will be
introduced and sedulously employed Labor, vig
lance moral suason, uniform Kindness Christian pre-
eepts and impartial decSion will form the basis Of the
discipline.
Assistant Teachers will be selected with great care,
and their names announced In due time. Charges will
DO the same In tho best schools Of the city. This
School will commence on the I'd OF October, In the
house on Grace and 7th streets, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Sterling
Applications for admission will be received by tho
subscribers and by Messrs. James Gray and and j. J..
Fry. SIErhEN IhfLoh.
Aug Il-c3t WIN BURKE.
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uURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOl Eas, Man

uURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOl Eas, Nam
II Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, Come, try again."
Dawn Nos. of Sussex County LoIlery, Class
10. Extra, July 80:
45 S 10 81 IA 40 20 10 4 II 81 s. IS.
Ticket, 10 20 4S1 Four more prizes sold
Ticket, IS II and paid in this Lottery
Ticket 5 10 g. HURLEY.
The Creek Office again in the field
1000 dollars sold ard paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. LeesbuIg Lottery, Glass 81, July 81
e. IA 2 % 10 80 So as 80 Sc %.
Ticket Nos. 6 IA &c. prize Of 81 900. sold
and paid at sight by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware State Lottery, Class A.
70 81 10 20 So 60 IS 70 y 30 81 % 3 Is.
half Ticket, Nos. Is So Ga, prize Of 200
tolas, sold and paid by HURLEY.
Today-Yirginia Stale Monougalia Lottery,
Glass Al, 10 be drawn at Alexandria today, Fr
3aT, Angus, ll,h Splendid Scheme: prize OF
$4,000, l OF 1000, of 1000, OF 1927, ? Of
1000, &c. Is drawn numbers in each package
CT Is tickets Tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Sa'urday-l50,000 dollars. Tickets $40.
Risk on package Of quarters in Saturdays
Small Fry" 80.
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
n B. Hurley pays postage on all letters TO and
rom his office, and sends the drawings to his cor.
sspondens as soon as they are received.
tAueusl I'll
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THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
AND CuAI.YREATE SPRINGS

TNHIS agreeable Summer retreat is again open TO vi
i sit0rs. The virtue of the waters IN invgoralinc
the frame, and In restoring health, where the
stronger waters of other sections had been tried In
vain, has been sufficiently tested by the expert
of one season. am, therefore, justified In be-
" Of invalijs whose sysemsrequire nder influence
than the mountain breezes and harsher of West
ern Virginia are found 10 exert.
Since the la season, important improvements have
been made-smoo,h and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached 10 the
Springs, invite the romantic and the lovers of rural
exercises and, for those whose quest is recreation
than health, musical hand, line airy ball room
bathing apartments, bowling alleys, and e. the Gus
tomary resources of pleasu:e ana amusement, have
been provided. In short, effort expense has been
spared 10 supply whatever might contribute The COM
fort or enjoyment OF, the guests
The establishment is mainly under the mann cement
of The same attentive ard oblisHg superln,endents,
male and female, whose efforts please gave such
tsiactiOn the last season and, shall reside al The
Springs, IL will he my endeavOr, by general supervi-
son 20 aid in securing the great ends OF heath the
sick, and pleasure 10 the heathy.''
The HuguenOt Springs are on the river road, In Pow
haan, near Manakin Town Ferry, about seventeen
mites above Richmond From that city packet boat,
fitted up expressly for the purpose, with separate apart
ments for ladies', children and nvflids, will take visit
os 10 the Ferry, Sixteen miles, whence line Of coach
es will carry them Ia the Springs Thr beat will leave
The UPPER end of the Basin Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, al O'Clock, A. NJ. returning on Mon
days, Wedne. days and relays at O'clock, A. Nj
Fare ST. 25.
Board, $50 the season, ending 3Oth September; $50
per month; $40 per week; ST. so per day Children
ind servants half price. Horses s6 per month; so
per day. R. w. ROYsTER,
President Iuguenot Springs Company.
July 2I-dGc2aW5w
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ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE

HAVING settled permanently In The South, again
IL offer for sale my lands lying In the county of
two miles from Raccoon Ford, on the Rapid Ann river,
thirty from Fredericksburg, twenty from the Louisa
Railroad, and about three from the projected line OF the
Fredericksburg and Blue Ridge Railroad.
Four OF these farms have large proportion OF low
grounds, of unusual BREADTH each side oil Mountain
run These farms are now in hne order, with heavy
cover upon them, and well adapted TO The Virginia
staples corn, wheat oats and tobacco and afford album
dant materials for speedy, permanent and indefinite
improvement, having an excellent vein Of limestone,
Of easy access, running through them. The first
farm-viZ:
THE MISUNDERSTANDING ,O05 acres, and is d.
vided by and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
portions of meadow, upland and woodland. The
dwelling house is large thoroughly and newly repair.
In good ORDER This farm Is admirably adapted to ill
lase grazing, being ue grass land, and well supplied
with water aud shade In every field.
THE WINDER TRACT contains GOO acres, next
above the Meadows, on Mountain run-its proportions
of meadow wood and upland being nearly the same
II has comfortable small tenement upon II, &c.
THE BlRCHLAND TRACT contains also 900 acres
large proportion Of which is bottom land, on Noun
tain run, of the fist quality for grass or crops.
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 4GS acres.
and is well proporonsd in its divisions of wood, low
and upland.
GOSHEN contains LIS acres-lying East Of Mountain
rum and is about equally divided into wood and titled
land.
BRAZIER contains SO acres of bottom land, next 10
the Meadows, on Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains as acres Of timber land
These Tracts are situated in healthy section Of
country, and offer the FIRST inducements Ia gentlemen
wishing desirable farms in The upper country
More particular information respecting them will be
given by my brother jeremiah Morton, living near the
premises who Is fully authorised TO dispose of the pro
perty. His address IL Raccoon Ford, Culpeprr county,
Va. JACKSON MORTON.
Aug. 4-cwf
pThe Richmond Wing, Virginia Herald, Washing
ton Union and Winchester Republican will copy once
n
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A FTER the LIST ofJuiy, section Of the Road between
"A Gordonsviile and Charlottesville Will be put in ope
ration.
The Stages running In connection with this Road
will reach CoI's, fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville
first dav from Richmond, which will relieve the passe
gers from night travelling all The way through 10 the
White Sulphur.
BY special agreement with the proprie,ors of tho
Stage, liberal OF baggage will be allow
ed than formerly between S.aunton ami Gordonsville
Parties wishing Stages can always procure them
OF the proprietors Charlottesville and regulate their
own movements
Fare between Richmond and staunton, 500
Fare between Washington and stanton. mo de-
tention al Junction and tickets obtained on the
boat,) 10 90
Passengers from The Southwest or West going North,
can pay through at StanBkon To Washington SO
After the Isl september the Louisa Railroad will be
completed within eight miles Of Charlottesville.
June l3-ctAug.l5 C. r. MASON Agent.
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LAND FOR SALE

~ virtue Of Deed of Trust executed To The under
II signed aud Creed u. Coleman, by Joseph 3. Pal.
more the 23 day of October, lsa3 which Of record
in The Clerks Office of the county OF Cumberland,
shall, far the purpose there mrntioned offer for sale
NJ public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, the
2sI day of August, ls4s II lnr If not the next fair
day Tract Of Land and appurrn2nces conveyed In
said deed containing two hundred acres This land
lies on the stage igad, about five mites above cnnber
land Court house 7pposr 10 the Tavern well and long
known As Langhorne's Tavern. A minute description
OF this place IS deemed unnecessary. IL is presumed
that any one who may wish 10 purchase will view the
premises.
TERMs-About three hundred and fifty dollars will
be required IN cash, and the balance reasonable
credit Possession will be delivered about the first Of
November next. H. r. IRVING.
P.S-The title IS believed To be good, but shall con-
vey only such title as Is vested in me as Trustee.
m
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA.

REV. ROBERT NELSON, Principal, and Instrue-
~ tor Of Latin and Greek.
Lieut. R. E. CoLSTON, of the Virginia Military
Institute, Instructor Of French and Mathematics.
Tho session Of this School will commence on tho
FIRST Monday In September, and terminate the last week
In June.
Besides the elementary branches of English, tho.
rough instruction will be given In the Latin, Greek
Mathematics being under the charge Of Lieut.. z. Z.
Colston Graduate and Instructor ofrench In the Viz
GINA Military Institute and the other branches under
tho charge OF the Principal The study OF the Bible
and religious instruction will form part Of the regu
lar course OF the school.
Pupils may here be we'll prepared for either Of the
higher Literary Institutions of this place. tho Virginia
Military Institute or Washington College, or for any
other that may be preferred; and sufficiently extern
sive course will be taught for those who do not design
to enter College.
TERMS:
For all the branches, except French, $50
Where French 10 taught, there will be an addition
al charge Of 10
Board for the session Of ten months, including fuel,
light and washing, may be had In the house with
the Principal for 100
Payable, half lst September, the remainder Let
February.
Application to be made to the Rev. Robert Nelson,
Lexington, w. Aug ll-sH
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Correspondence of tie Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l0-P. M.
II & SENATE


The morning business was unimpor,ant Al.
ter getting through with ii, The Senate proceeded
TO The consideration OF the Oregon Bill, and de-
bate sprung up, which was participated ia BY
Messrs Webster, Butler, Douglass. Hale, Gal,
houn, Miles, Johnson OF Maryland, Berren ana
Mecalf. Al four o'clock, The Senate, on mohon
OF Mr.. Foote, took recess ill halt past . o'cloes'
when The debate will be again resumed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The House passed resolution 10 allow extra
compensation 10 the Sergean-at.Arms. The Chap'
lain, Postmaster Doorkeeper, and folding room
employees, ior the present session.
A communication was read from Mr.. Memo
las P. Trist, addressed 10 the Speaker OF The
House OF Representatives, relative 10 the Treaty
with Mexico. In his communication, Mr.. I.
denuunces the President OF The United States, and
requests the House to impeach him.
The communication without being ordered to
be printed. was ieierred to the committee on For
eisn Affairs.
On motion, the House then resolved itself into
Committee OF The Whole, aud proceeded TO The
consideration Of the Senate's amendments 10 The
Civil ami Diplomatic Appropriation Bill. Al
half pas, three o'clock, the Committee rose and
the Iousc look recess