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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

In 1896 The Wings were 50 greatly in the
minority, and so dsorganized as a party, thut
they nearly failed, say sthe New Yorl E1pgess,
of making national nomination, aud yet in
four years afterwards they swept the country
with Harrison as their candidate, against the
combined power and influence aud patronage
oil the National and State Governments Such,
with proper landmarks, ii Is 10y no means un-
likely, will be their fortune in 1886. They are
now defeated by a combination of factions which
has no parallel in the history Of this country,
and which cannot bear the test of time, and he
held together in support Of any administration
as IT was rallied in support Of Gen. Pierce. A
combination Of such elements as Freesoilers
and Nulfers, Unlonists and Seccssonsts, Ma.
twists and Foreigners. Tariff men and Free.
traders, Improvement men, and anti. Improve.
ment men, cannot long be held together and u
mite in support orany Administration.
The Georgia Citizen thinks chat if plesi.
dent Pierce means 10 satisfy every portion Of
the incongruons party that has placed him in
power his cabinet will be something like the
following.
For Secretary Of State, z Sonle, Louitiuna
BED ReP"bicaa.
For Secretary OF War. L. Barnwen Rhctt
South Carolina, Dtwni0Hia
For Secretary of the Navy, 5. A. Douglas
illinois, FWibasicr.
For Secretary of the Interior H. Cobb, O
Gcorgia, Ualoa Dem.
For Postmaster General j. w. Forncy
Pcnrs> yania, Haaker.
ForAuorncy General, John Van Buren,, o
New York, ,FlceS0a Dem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAiLRoAp.-We learn
from the Richmond Dispatch tina, the Virginia
Central Railroad Company have contracted for
the grading, embankment and masonry of
eighteen miles more ofther road west of Staun.
ton, which now make thirty.cight miles of the
road under contract west of that tow, all to be
completed in the ensuing year
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

THE CHEROKEE NATfoNAL CouNCIL.--The
National Council of the Cherokee Nation 10
Gently assembled, when John Ross, the prnci
pal chief sent IN his annual message. 1t Is an
able and patriotic document He congraiu.
atcs the council upon the eralharmony and
unusual prosperity Of the Cherokee Nation;
recommends provision for the payment Of the
public debt appropriations 10 public Schools;
the founding Of national library: encourage
mcnt 10 agricultural instruction.; liberal saIa.
ries TO tie Judge in order - SEIZURE EN- ght-
encd ard iadePcodea' Jad5ejtrys ard finally
iudieioas devr.opgvo; I rae resources OF
the country. and " sss Improvement, of the
manifold social intellectual al political p-vi.
egcs they are permitted 10 eejoy.ard by which
the Cherokees have made wonderful rogrcss
IN the pursuits and know ledge of civilized life.
Tho New Orleans Bulletin. in referring TO
tins message asks, how long Wilt be before
star entcrs on our national baGner. indica-
tive ofthe admission into The Union Of the State
Of Cherokcel Such a thing is far from improb-
able"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

The track of the Warrenton Branch Rail
road has been laid to within three miles Of
Warrenton, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

funeral procession in honor of Calhoun
Clay and Webster Is to take place in New
Orleans on the 9th Of December.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

Petitions are IN circulation in various parts
of Md, urging upon the Legislature. at lis APP.
peoaching session, 10 repeal SO much of the law
passed at its late session, as prohibits the Banks
of Maryland from issuing notes Of less do,
nomination than five dollars, after the first of
March next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

Hen PRIcE FOR PFC METAL.-- During the
last few days sales ofpig metal have been
made at Pittsburg at $i5 and $l7 per ton,
while some holders are said to be looking for
higher prices. The Pitsburg Post says:
Some of our iron inen have made "inde-
pendent fortunes" by the recent rise in pig
metal. We have heard of gentlemen who
have made by the advance $4,000, others
$4,000, others 100000, others $3.50 900, and
SO on. This is certainly extraordinary luck
The iron trade is also very prosperous
Contracts for railroad iron have been made,
we understand, at the Great Western Works
at 500 per ton. Bar iron has greatly advan.
ced, and sales of No. "a and No. 26 sheet i.
ron have been made at 5 cents per h.. which
few days. ~ ~ wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

The Norfolk Beacon. of the 7,h instant. 50 ys:
Il gives us pleasure 10 correct the statement
published few days ago of the death of Cap.
tain G. p Upshur. \ more recent letter has
been received which states that he was still
alive on the 10th ult.. Nth lttc OF no hope.
however, Of his recovery
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

Parser Smith, oflhe Crescent City, has made
affidavit declaring TINT he has never written or
published anything against the Government Of
tho Island Of Cuba nor has he ever carried let.
lers or messages to and from dIsaiFected per.
sons in said IslanI, or held any communication
with such persons, or in any manner intoriered
with the affairs of the said Island, or the pro-
ceedings of its authorities. He has confined
himself strictly to the discharge of the duties
Of purser Of the ship, and has demeaned him.
self accordingly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

The iree.soiI party Of Ohio are to hold 1
State Convention, at Columbus, on the I2tl
Of January.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

Gov. Campbell, oil Tennessee, las appoint.
cd Hon. X. l.. Carulhers to be one of the
Judges of the Supreme Court of thai State,
Vice Hon. Naihan Green, resigned Judge
c. has obtained an envable reputation as a
profound lawyer and estimobc gentleman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

The Richmond Christian Advocate annonn-
ces the death of the Rev. Martin A. Dunn, OF
tho Virginia Conference.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

After the ith Of March next the United S
Senate will consist of AZ Democrats, 2 Free
Sellers, and IS Wings. The Democrats vii
have more than two-thirds of that body.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

alone II determine Is future course Of action.
Il viii offer no opposition TO the new President
N adraaee, and all in no manner give way to
merely taetio1s spirit This IS the proper
course. The Wings will MAINTAIN their pin.
ciples and elevate their position, by so acting
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

The New York Courier says the Wing par
~. five may judge by the general tone of tn,
Wing press, will permit future Developments
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

nov 23-wly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

POSTMASTER Ar PErERsnuRG The lex.
press announces the appointment Of WIN. T.
Bass, TO the Office Of Postmaster Of Petersburg
vice Robert Birchcf. deceased. Mr.. Bias,
has been engaged in The Office for many years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

kossu,h has published a letter saying that lie
is done with oraIory' ana that in case there
should be rising in Hungary he hopes Eng
land will "intorvene" TO prevent Russia from
helping Austria, aud that this is all he expect.
from England. lie says England could hell
u.s. but England does not help US
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

The GREAT Match RAcE-between Rec
Eye and Gold Pin tour mile heats, for $1,000
a side, comes off on the 9Th April next, owe
the Norfolk Course.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-23

On the first Of January next, the srea
railroad on the Ohio will be completed. an,
thereafter the mails and passengers will be con
veyed from Baltimore to Wheeling upon
continuous line in seventeen hours.
The daily union., 1852-12-14

Ann White William m. PoEteT.-In the Circuit
Cossrt for county as Court of Equity
THE b absut the 18th day
september 16s6 sold the defendant certain tract OF
lying county Maryland, devised 10 her by
White hundred dollars and deed
tha defendant and the same
day. thcn, the said defend
number for the payment s me
hundred dollars, eight Of which said notes have be-
hundred dollars and
cents interest from the 2s day OF November, 1916
further OF the said aseeme
bearing even
puporng be mortgage of e
theeof which, the com
advised sufficient Ia law 10 operate as mortgage
ON the said land
The b therefore pays said be treated as mort
thereof decreed, and Buc pouon
be sold the Of the said notes which havs
fallen and that the said defendant may DC
make good and suhcient mortgage o e SAID premises
Tho said BY same day 20 be syen e me court %
said complainant the purchase money a may uee
and publication against te SAID defendant
Maryland parts unknown u y
ereupon this 2 day OF August 1852 adudged and ordered ha'
some published Washington in the District OF Co
said absent defendant OF The object and sub
stance of This bill and appear this person
or hy solicitor Monday Of March
swer the premises cause, hs has, why adefee
ought not 10 pass prayed
NICHOLAS BREWER Circuit Judge.
Copy test
JAS. q. HEsIag, Clerk
Sep l4-iaW1w
The daily union., 1852-12-14
Land for sale In Eastern Virginia.

THE undersigned being prevented By ensasemens nom ~ % ~
private sale. This farm i about two miles from ~
James City county Williamsburg located Two houshne
male and mae considered to be unsurpas
in by any country William and Mary College
supervision OF the
bishop Episcopal Church Of Virginia
distinguished been educated, including
Presidents individuals desrous OF edu
eating children here offered therefore, great
10 settle in limos between New
York Baltimore Richmond will shortly touch regularly al
wharf within this farm; and that accsunt y
aigl be lucrative market gardan u consists Of
woodland valuable meadow contains me
smnpa and stream there abundance Of mari The
whole uact l5i
miles ihs the Norfolk Beacon" says
few days since gentleman who is The proprietor Of az estate
Oh York offered for 40 land and refused
The the person who wished make The purchase was
0 establish vegetable garden," &c. -.
ufuE LOWER VIRoIsIA.-We take from
the Norfolk Argus the following statistics, &c; The steamship
New York carried from market
Nok 81 barrels of cherries and as barrels q green peas Ihe
week have averaged each "Trip 20o
barrels estimated that less than half million Of
money will realized the by the shipment OF early
vegetables from Richmond Enquirer.
wishing purchase will communicate win e uhde
signed, Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 2a-lawl5t JOHN M. GALL, M. ".
The daily union., 1852-12-14

tum of sugar over fine wire gauzs euish' nnmber
az dae ieIs of water ike synge) are allowed 20 oT
the passage of water through the nterstces oew br
sn,1ar@ and renders them at once sufficiently uy H.
shipmen The time which the sugar IS expoSeu oi ~ Az
action OF the water Is one-seyenth OF sseo ,n Inc
vacuum chamber without being allowed M sulosn n
10 dissolve any portion Of the crystals n,s s, Sow
neoa' M s ,9 M a ~ bs anpreciaied These the most
skne as ,hey are he most useful inventions applied by
Mr Bessemer 10 the manufacture OF sugar hoaga .neas
G h;.h sasns less called for We understand the I'M
proyemens have received the apProbaton OF numerous
scientiic and practical men, several OF whom nave ek
rst seps toward the restoration OF that prosperity when
has been SO long withheld from our sugar growing COLO
niAs
The daily union., 1852-12-14

NOTICEThe appointed under the
making appropriations the Of
army approved August 81 1884, which is in the following
terms and figures, to wit:
find bs further enacted That fer the and equip
emen finding their horses and forage of
the Of Captain John C. FIRE.
California during the eighteen hundred and
appears file In the War Department. and
supplies by said volunteers said
thousand dollars hereby
proprated the otherwise appopr
ated; Secretary War authorized
appoint and dnerested officers the
anime report upon claims
advanced and subsistence and supplies OF all kinds
said command whilst thus engaged
public services and for the expenses Of said board Of officers
Of two thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
being Washington d. c., notifies an hav
United funds advanced and sub
supplies furnished taken the
serving Captain John O. FIRE.
mont California during the eighteen hundred and forty
present Office Of Penn
syfvania avenue and i7b street.
the board not in the English language
must accompanied English translation Of the
The Saopa nteligencer and Repasc Washington c the
Courier In o@ton, M9ss the New York Express m Nav
York ci The Pennsvana isqurr IN Phladeipha Pa the Re
publican Louis Moi the Bulletin, in New Orleans La;
Evening Pcayune in San francisco Cal are requested TO
a ter
counts copy Of their 10 the sce othe board
WAsmsayos, y, c., August IA, 1852.
Sent l5-2awaw
The daily union., 1852-12-14

THE RIap oF IsDIaesrlpLE-The TACT cannot 20 oo
strongly pressed upon lhe public applies 10 all
Without exception and includes also the peice OF sN SKIN y
kernels and nuts OF all kinds The edible part oi fut -
particuaty delicate and liable TO rapid decomPosiuon IL
exposed 10 tbs almospherei il Is, therefore provision o.
Nature 10 place strong and mpervious coauns over as
protection against accident ana 70 P'eVeh iee
tribe IL wonderfully strong. compared with lie substance,
and resists the action Of water and many solvents in "a
ma,kabe manner II not thoroughly mastlcated before
taken into the stomach the rnd of plume rarely II ever
daolved by the gastric juice la pieces OF IL
IN he coats of stomach, the same wet paper
cngs 10 the body causing sickness and other inconv1ni-
enee .-Erehangs Paper,
The daily union., 1852-12-14
THE UNION WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER a. 1852
In the Cireait Court sne District Columbia
the County OF w~1hinston.

the County Of Warrington.
ps assignee q snSsss q j. rw against
mnistratriI j. LKwIs, deceased In equity.
iE bill IN substance states that The American Os Caspian was
september, sand q whom stephen
5000 part iheeof thar The said brig with her
Se sa ia he liver la Plata by the Brazilian squadron
a,s Monieaso and condemned prize Of war that Lewis who
moneys and effects 20 The amount $4,000
Of Lewis against the government Indemnity
s % se.n a % s % sG "a ms snS
o January " s4g between ,hs S n has
YORK, sla5oo and having property Of HE
men, for indemnity as aoesad 20 Isaac Bell his eseeaior ad
saior assigns with u power 20 collect e sane aud
assed upoa s ss,
pope sea never having sa an" part his 70 .aas
BEL except IL. claims against Brazil ol Indemnity
ISIS claims for indemnify against Brazil were prosecuted by saae
@ % s w. @ pos ss,ss
Of e The original Of which wa. believed @ have been
assignment June 1852 awarded Mary Lewis
s Ss % Z 81 SsS sS1 s
king his award Isaac Bell assigned all bis right ,e and Inter
and in aforesaid made, Isaac Bell aoDle
Alabama who afterwards assigned the same Bell
New York, who claims, BY
actual aforesaid
Isaas ias, be
aSSd @ ans s al .Dse Win Se u. ae Of
Congress psemss
psns @ s ay Lsms me asking
ssnH % a% * ~ = sg agents s9as ] a.sss s e ss
her her agents. attorneys,
whole Of the award aforesaid
made Of this in the premises ha! this
grant the usual order Of publication seeing thar Mary
Lewis defendant resides urisdicOn and that VIII
further whole o said e paid by the See
retary Treasury the complainant Edward r. Bell.
H. therefore, court this 26th day OF November the
year adjudged tina, the complainant BY causing
inserted The Union Washing
city, week. each Of successive weeks before the
Monday Of February neI give notice 10 said absent defenda
the this m her appear
this court person SOLICITOR beiore the fourth Monday
premises, aud show cause she
should prayed the first Of said advr
appear four months before the said fourth Mon
day of April next
By order of the couu
Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
w. q. ssFrHEs Solicitor for Complainants
True copy Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
Dec 2-law3w
The daily union., 1852-12-14
In the Circuit District of Columbia for
the County OF WsshtnKton.

III
the County OF Washington.
deceased against IESHr
FELr BAKER and JoHs w. GEyER In equity
IIE bill in substance sta,es brig Caspian
he, e 81 nns sG"
w"s oa on he as. Of sspsmSer Moassy South
Sa.s s@s stss ssf.sas s
Son, and for Geye that the said vessel
% be, sn "a
se Ia % @ ads se.
%isa %s%i sfi he ass%s
m % s s @
aessd he due
him s nsss and navng
Son his attorneys debts effects rights, claims,
ns Ss l ~ IL @ fa
s &c 's apsa a % m o h aa
established Boston the LIST Of February lsaa and
S s s ID
Of the that aeaIy Fs Baker
which the I'd Of October 1872 Joseph Ba
ss.a.s 5 e w aaf sun unless STs BY i a 1 o. & %
partially satisfied BY slsgaey Of 900 len Henry fslt
gwen Fell Baker be uad be indebted Joseph
% sp @ 1854 ne asvs II s Of m
Joseph amer :s% s d,ssoaon S The day
Tue debts q ne oa James
s ,esp ,d ss' a 4. n
a s IS
Joseph Baker Of the heavy Indebtedness
ceyer now Of Rio Gande del sur Braz and OF Henry Felt
kcr son. agreement Of dissolution OF copartnershp
tween the two Bakers prosecuted the claim OF Baker Son
indemnity aforesaid assets OF the estate OF Joseph
Baker before the commissioner 10 carry into elect e aforesaid con
e4g that the commissioner instead Of
the Indemnity found by him be due for the
interest Baker and Geyer 10 wits sel go solely
Ellison, aforesaid, did, the s Of June,
James Ellison, executor Aforesaid Henry
Felt Geyer the e July 1884, Henry
fun information and due delibeep The sub
ec assigned said James Ellison all his right and
and In said award and the day subs
l2 Henry Felt Baker, of his will aud under
siandngy made and Dictated an affidavit sustaining the
Of Joseph Baker decreased that since the
.n instruments, Henry Felt Baker has prevented the
OF the Treasury from paying the whole part Of said
said James son by an setting that he led into
said instruments by and that
paid him therefor that the said James Ellison
complied with all the provisions OF the act OF July
O. bill complaint
against tel w. relief praying
epjon Henry Fell Baker and John W. Geyer from asking
from the Secretary Of the Treasury, and the Secretary
Treasury from paying Henry Felt Baker John w Geye
till the further order Of this thar this
viii grant order OF publication In the premises
decree mo Of said award 70 be paid by the
Secretary Treasury james Ellison, OF Jo
sePh Baker deceased Y, 'ssSeup9n oasLsa Shd M ad
1854 that the complainant by causing OF hs order
the Union newspaper Washington city
before the first Monday Of Feb
ruay notice said absent defendants of the object
substance o this b and then 70 appear IN this
BY solicitor, before the fourth Monday Of April next
prayed, the first Of said
appear four months before the said fourth Monday April
by order Of the court
Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
w.G. ssrrHrs, solicitor for complsnanl.
True copy Test JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
Dec 2-isw3w
The daily union., 1852-12-14

Relics OF THE SPANISH ARMADA DlscoyERED.-Two
wrecks of vessels supposed to have belonged to the Span
sh armada have been discovered the coast OF Done
gal, Ireland perhaps it would be more proper to say
that their discovery has just been published to the world
for appears that the tenany of the coast knew OF their
existence sixty years ago. and actually raised from one
OF them some brass cannon, marked with the arms OF
Spain, which afterwards broken up and sold The
wrecks have recently been examined by Mr. Wood
house. gentleman residing at Poftadown, and by MIR.
Heard OF the British service The result OF their
observations is thus given in the Armagh Guardian:
.About nine months ago Mr. Heard OF the cos, guard.
the ships the occasion OF very low tide, and The
shifting Of the sand in which they lie mbedded lie
distinctly the huls OF the vessels from the forecase
to the stern. The forecase is high, and such
Heard could number of cannon lying and about
the forecaste. He succeeded in raising an anchor,
which is great curiosity and s now being sent over 10
London, by order OF the admiralty 10 be deposited IN the
British Museum The gravel and sand about II appear
bound up with the iron IN one solid mass Alter great
deal OF inquiry the subject, Mr. Woodhouse has no
doubt OF the vessel having belonged to the Spanish ar
mada and he Intends ut the next spring tides when the
walter recedes sufficiently, TO make attempt at raising
some OF the cannon but he thinks il the matter was
taken up BY the public, and diving bell, or even
helmet such used by DIVERS was Procured the
inside Of the vessel might be got al, and some OF the
contents raised"
1t is about two hundred and sxtyfour years since the
invincible Spanish OF 100 ships, that 10
take England by storm, defeated by Drake and How
ard, and dispersed by tue elements. Seventeen large
Spanish ships taken or lost the coast OF Ireland
and it is not impossible that these wrecks may be the
remains of two of the oundered vessels The sand in
which they are mbedded has shielded them against the
action of the waves. and prevented them from going 10
pieces Should they prove on further examination TO
have really belonged Philip of Srains vast expedition
they will be among the most interesting relics and trophies
OF the Elizabeihan era-Suniay Times.
The daily union., 1852-12-14
EY III .sslasss rssseal .slsas3

A NEW Route to Ptttsburg via the Baltimore, sus-
yuehdnna and Psnnyipsnia oad-Throagh 10 PiTR
33 kowshn express will daily
United mail from Washington a.
a. connecting with the fast line Middeown
riving AT Harrisburg at u, p. M, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the arriving
odaysbug M Ahis point passengers option
taking either the Johnsfown thence packet
stages HoIlidaysbufr 10 Piusbnng
Tickets viii be sold the following this
Wnghtsvllc, Columbia Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Per-, Msrsown Peysvlle, ,ewsown Nc veystown,
ingdon, Hoida aysburg and Ptsburg
This train with the Cumberland Valley
which through Carlisle, shppensburg, Chabesbur
points this rnHd.
accommodation OF passengers Washington
points company
baltimore Company o
morning baggage, which
RoBERT STEWART,
Oct i-du Ticket Agent
The daily union., 1852-12-14
TO CONTRACTORS.
SurxRIsTEspEsT's OrrIcr,
NnFTatk fNu DaesnhpH a ia

SurxRIsrEspErT's Orrtcr,
Norfolk, (Va.,) December ., loJ2.
conformity instructions from the Of
received this Office for the
Norfolk, according spec
prepared Young architect until
Sd day Of februsry 1885, said
separately part
the right TO contract either
derabe Ine department also reserves o right o.
bid bids which under all circumstances shall
favorable the interests the
contracting ALL the proposals, with the incidental
Of the building shall exceed
appropriations disposal Seventy five OF the
materials furnished according
prize said be asesaned by the estimate the
pcTntendent will be paid thirty days the twenty-five
completion building
Every
signed by responsible the eE
that the parties making wl II
bond suE
hcien ureties In the Of twenty thousand dollars for The
faithful the work. offer will be considered
accompanied by such Plans and specifications ohe
furnished either by the department Washington
and blank forms for
will by the superintendent and
CUSTOMS, O'Clock succeeding
receiving the presence
bidders, II they any Of them shall be present.
WALTER ", TAYLOR,
Superintendent Of Custom. House,
Dec I4-2awtlstFeb ~ Roanoke Norfolk, Va