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l am, with great respect, your obediont servant,
SAMUEL NELSON
WAsHiNGToN, January 26, 1852.

WAsHlNGToN, January IS, 1852.
Messrs. LITTLE & BRowN- Gentlemen By your
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the legal profession in this country. The fidelity
with which these Reports appear to have been thus
far made, their compact and convenient arrange
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GOVERNMENT BOOKS, Documents, Official
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McComb's Courts Martial
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Army and Navy Register
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WAsHINGToN, January %, 1852.
GESTLEMEN: A publication like that in which
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WAsHINeToN, SUPREME CouRr Room,

TeUTuaTy II, 1907.
ton of the current English and Common Law
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
A NV PpopylLrn FOR srr.nrRs.-Profcs

A NEw PROPELLER FOR SrEAMERs-Proics-
sor Crestadoro has just secured under the patent
law of England interesting scheme for propelng
vessels file considers the Of paddles or blades 10
be mistake similar that which long prevailed In
the application OF locomotives rsilrosds, and which
materially retarded the progress OF thst invention, when,
taking for granted the inability Of the plain circune
OF the wheels TO propel the carriage much labor
and sk had beer wasted Ia the continuance Of levers,
which acted on the road In somewhat resefn.
bling the feet of the horses Now the apprchended
nsuicency Of the plain circumference OF the wheels
with the road 10 prope the carriage has been proved
fsacy he considers the necessity OF paddles or blades
OF whateyer description they may be- ~ altogether fa
laciOus and that the best and cheapest method o I'm
proving the propeller Is to simply the plain circuD
ference of cylindrical drums.
Il nstural supposition that plain round surface
should have no trsctic adhesion with the water but
close examination IL will be found that not only such
not the case but whist is surprising the uac
tic adhesion OF plain cylindrical drum u far greater
than that OF paddewheel Of equal size. Taking Tor
instance the Atlantic whose paddle wheels
are Of IS feet diameter and length Of paddles ~ teet
dles-one pair Of drums Of equal size at equal Inner
sion would dispace pair Of cubic scgmenfs Of about
l35 63l lbs of water; or, what amounts To the same
thing pressure Of not LEES than 60 tuns would act
the drums tractc adhesion which IL by fsr superior
10 that afforded by the best method OF paddewheek In
the most favorable circumstances Now the cylnirca
propeller has the substantial advantage that can be-
when reduced 10 a moderate diameter, applied well
totally immersed fit be Gas proposed BY the patentec)
lifted into semcy ndrical case with only such clear
snce n IL Just sufficient let the drum have proper
action the other hahdrum seuicylnder projecting
out Of the case for the propeiing action
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Goal.
T ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware
Mat. CLINTON wishes to let his friend,

IvI and the public know that he viii sell the best Peach
Orchard ed ASH ana White Ash Goals, dry and in good
order from under sheds the lowest possible prices ir
cash from yard No 90 Goerck corner OF Re'nstonst
aud also, from boats dseharsing orders ~ cypress
attended to. MAI. CLlNION'
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II The Boston TSasellsr publishes table
containing list Of the days in each of tho last fifteen
years, which the ground In that city whitensd
by snow for the first time The earliest day appears
ON december i7th in 1874 difference of7 dsys. The
average day Of the fret appearance Of snow on the
ground in the fifteen years being the 18th Of November
The fall of snow on the lth Of Oct In ls4i, was pro-
baby the remarkable IN this country. On the 3D.
occurred the disastrous storm on George Bank, h
which about 50 of our marners from Cape Cod psdsh-
ed On the 9Th an inch and half OF snow fell In Bos
ton about foot In the western part Of nassachusst
two feet bear Nddletown, Conn, q the sfssr place
causing such injuries to the forsso heu IN fun Leaf thar
n3iesOns thereof are yes easily zen, stsr tho lapse
eleven year,
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IL We cut the following from The Nays

"Nf~ NhyyFs"eH'
On the llth mat Mr.. Charles Marshall Of Fleming,
informed by slave of the county that white
and q mulstto had made oyertures TO him to OF
from bis master. The mulafto the husband Of
OF Mr. HsrshalPs slaves. From this 10 inferred
that the design formed run of the wife and chill.
dren Of the mustto free named Campbell who
resided at Covngton. After night, Mr. Marshall col
lected party Of neghbors and proceeded 10 the quar-.
tsr where Campbels wife lived about half mile from
hs re.idence. They found Campbell there, and caught
the white man, about 30 yards from the house. mixing
signals. He gave his psne Fairfield. He was armed
with doublebsrrel shot gun and sxbsyreI revolver
when taken. He acknowledged that he came from Gov
irgton with Campbell, merely Q companion Of the
latter On hunting expedition, not knowing that Camp
bell was not white man. Campbell acknowledged tbst
biz object OF hs children but denied that he
intended TO take away his wife, he did not her.
and be asserted that not only Fairfield coneder-
ate In the business but that Fairfield persuaded him 70
undertake Il. Campbell has escaped, but Fairfield has
been committed 70 jail la Flemingsburg. lie Il q man
apparently IS or 40 years od-ssys he q painter and
woodchopper, and assumes TO be fthe ra famL
lies Of Virginia"
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Gopartnersbip.

CTONE YARD--HARLEM, 3d.av. and 100
- st-1he subscribers beg leave to inform the public
that they have this day disposed of their business 70
VAN VLIaDEN & BALDWIN, Of Harlem, who will
conduct the the old stand, aud who alone
thozed to receive payment of all debts due and
commend old customers TO them They have as
sumed and will pay all debts due from ..,.,-..,,
c. S.&. A. FRADENBURGH.
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

nANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.
~ On and after Sept q, the following trains VIII
leave Danbury: =,
L645 A. NJ, With psssengers connecting AZ South Nor
walk with the New-York and New Haven A. 81 traia
for New-York. al e.09 A. VI. .
SIS NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
be York and New-Ha IS 40 p. VI, at 5S5 r n
Trains to Danbury will leave South Norwalk:
go A. NJ with passengers and freight, receiving pas-
sengers from the NewYork and New-H A. n. tram
hom New-Yofk.
25t0P NJ, with passengers only, receiving passengers
from the New-York and New-Hayen $50 r. NJ Express
train from New-York and the 20 accommodation tram
tfoIn New-Hayep HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
Danbury, Sept a, 1852
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City

and County OF New Fourth Amer Building AZ
ISOLATION asanst jacob Deosta and Abigail ~ hrs wife and WI
lam $ WTgh;summon for rehef Com not served To the
DEFENDANTS abvcnam.i; You hereby -nmnoned and
the complain; this action which hLd IN the
The Cerk the aud County OF New Y0k al the CITY
Hall the City Of New Yot the 18th day Of October @ and
copy 70 the said complain, the sub
scfbers their oece No 10 wast the City Of New YORK.
within twenty after the Of this yoa escia
Of the Day OF such and " fail 10 the sad
complaint ~ihn the aforesaid tho PLAINTIFF this acton ss
apply the Court for the rsei demanded the complaint
Oct l5le5l BARNARD PARSONS,
OILS tawsws PlziufiBs Attorneys.
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VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PRO-

Y PERTY to be SOLD at PHILADELPHIA ON MON
DAY the 9th day of December 1852 at 81 o'clock NJ
PUBLIC SALE-The undersigned Sheriff Of the City end
County Of Philadelphia by virtue Ofa writ of vendon
ponGs, him directed viii expose TO public sale on MON
DAY. the 9Th day of December 1852 at o. o'clock M at
the Philadelphia Exchange, in the City OF Philadelphia
large aud valuable Cotton Factory and buildings and lot or
piece of ground situated at the north corner OF FAR
mount and HamiOu-sts in the District Of Spring Garden
and County OF Phadep hs-the said lot being goa feet in
breadth on Hamion-st by As feet in depth along Fair
mount-st. TO Biddle-st -
The Factory buildings about so feet in width and 2O
feet i'm length t stories high with roof and sbsau
ta osk pillars support the floors lighted throughout vita
gas and heatt by steam pipes from the boilers.
The Picker Room is fre-proof and the whole OF the I'M
proyements ofthe substantial kind Together with
The Factory will b. sold large lot of machinery OF the best
manufacture nearly and in good running condition
Philadelphia, Nov g. 1852 SAMUEL ALLEN sherlu'
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1Jaintins, &f.

ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. Tho
II NEW-JERsEY ZINC CO. Warehouse No. Is Dey-
st. are prepared supply their Ase fas at the follow
No White, ground in oil, &C. per pound
No. White, ground in oil &C. per pound
No White, ground IN oil 7c per pound.
Brown and Black ground in oil SIC per pound
DRY White OF ZINC SC. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Alter Thorough test Europe and the Uuiied ssIe a
been found TO beauty and protective aases
Ar thau any other paint For whlteness and bTisncy
IL Il free from al poisonous properties 50 common
and dangerous IN other pgmesxs' viii eover-e4aA
fon 20 TO 100 per cent more space than lead ana i
te much che aper 70 the customer As inside pant u
will not turn yellow, when exposed 70 the
gases of coal Gree the foul air OF shrs Inef s;
Zne ground in vsush produces the porcelain nnsa Ineii
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
M few hours form hard and solid naetalhe eoass 80
wood hrick iron and other metallic surfaces And Ae II
msrIsbe for their ere proof properties They are sp.
sd,ntsd tr marine purposes having been found 90 res s
cozToding seton Of sat water, 80 desuoouVe " ''
Dealer. supplied on liberal terms by - an.
MANNING L SoUIER, Agents, No Is Deyse
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LINE. for SAN FRANCIS
EOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH aud

i FLORIDA-Semi-Weekly u. :. Mail Line.-The
new and fast going UNION r. Adams, commander
viii leave Pier No. North River on SATURDAY, Dec l.
at o'clock. NJ, precisely. For freight appy board
where all bills ofsdns win be signed and Cor passage at
the Office OF
sPOFFORD, TILEST0N CO. No. IS South st.
Savannah passengers tcketed through without further
charge Through tickets to Florida follows; To Jack
sonyile. S3l; 10 Pilatka, SIS.
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For freight passage apply 20
EDW'D X. COLLINS Co No So Walls st., v. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
L g. ROBERTS Co, No IS Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE 4 Co. Rue Notre Dame des Vic
torres PARIS. or GEO DRAPER, Havre.
The of these ships will not be accountable for gold
sver bullion specie ewelry precious stones metals
ss bill, OF ladng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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ale0ifal.

ALL PERSONS are hereby requested to
~ become goodookng by using at the reduced pnce Of
a. JONESS Chemical Soap and Coral Hair Restorative.
The one clear. and beauties the corposs chap
ped banda ke tbs other the worst hair beautiful sot
dark clean kc Depots No. 45 Broadway ~ L, No. iIo
Fubon-st Brooklyn. JONESS Lily White, prce L. now.
Finest White made for Ladies.