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GLOVES, GLOVEs.-"s have now IN
" store full assortment ot Gloves, CONSISTING
in Part Of Misses AID Ladies short and long oiack
hiitts, A'exancers Kid and silk Gloves Ladies aud
Gents ze Berlin, Lisle Tnread, Cashmere DUCK
lined Cotton and other Gloves tor Child en-, Ladies
and Gentlemen.
oc9 G.. HARTWELL e. co.
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MANAGEIs's OFNICk.
- ~ Il TN11h'N u Nk~ CO+,
Successors to 4. NorriS &. On

r. FRANCE d CO.,
Successors TO f. Morris & Coz
For This Day.-Cspltals s24 $40, Of 5000,
III OF 900, IL OF 1000, DC. 7e numbers, 10 drawn.
Tickets &c.
Also, the Petapsco Lottery.-Capita: $e577, &c.
Tickets So 80.
Drawn Nos of Md. Consolidated, Class %:
T6 IS 30 81 40 "a 81 6 Ia 5 H.
Oc G. w pITPCEJF
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY !.
By TOLRR q COOK.
THRUST SALE On V1TUs.Ipppc

TRUST SALE OF VAIUARTr pm
l. PERTY by virtue of deed Of truss $780,
TED to me by Valentine Heckler and wife, dated tbe
9Th day OF January, 1852, and recorded n she
Clerks ONCE OF Henrico County, the a8,b d.r ~
the same month, shall, on MONDAY, The An A. =.
OF October 1852, at the hour Of half past o'clock
In the evening proceed to sell at pu5e suction "a
the highest bidder, part of the property Convened
~ said deed, as follows, to wit: The Hsuse and
Lot on Broad street. in the city of Richmond known
as Brackets Tavern; and On TUESDAY, the Ssh
day OF the same month (0etober) st TIE same hour
shall proceed TO sell two and halt acres (more or
iessl OF enclosed Meadow Land at Rockets partly
In the county of Henico and partly in the city Of
Richmond, and which will be divided into lots 70
SUIT purchasers, if desired
:, Upon the Brackets Tavern there Is q lien for
.nree thousand six hundred and fifty dollars in "a.
| OF October 1852 -
,ra me ter-s OF the sale win bs: for the Rockets
PsepsIty onethird cash and the residue on credit
VI we've and eighteen mon,hs with Interest from
- 10y VI SAFE For the Brackets Tavern proper-
dollars ,aot, .nree thousand six hundred and FIFTY
and the re.;Sr on tae 23rd day of October, 1854
au tne residue eighteen rsonths TRIM "a, de-, -
| sa,s with interest from that day VI
| s s uo'es VII be required from the mr.
ena.ers for the credit inssalments and 10y nf
| OF said Instruments Ao pay tnsnt
ne trustee Will only convey such title a. ia IN
| him. G. A. MYERS Tx,s a. = M
sale conducted by ToLER s. Cook s-SI
| IUTCHEsON'S CELEBRATES YEN
| IL EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted ssfe, sure and mild remedy for
Tiles, Prsfapsus Ami, and all other diseases of the
| rectum. One box will convince the patient of in
| mild and curative properties.
| Price OF. one dollar, 2 o. Sos per box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam.
| Botetourt County, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell Ladd g. Co,
| Dove & co and Adis * Gray. Sc as-dly
| lVANFED-AsI SITUATION as TEACHER in a
w School or private family. by Lady who has
had great experience in teaching, and is competent
to give instruction in all the English branches with
Music and French. Letters addressed TO Mss B. y
boy 754 Will be promptly answered. Sc 2e-6t+
a. To TIE fUBLIC.-Thss s7e-~a
SSsubscriber offers his services SNss1. M
to the public a HORSE and COW X
DOCTOR. Having mad an extensive nEAk-1
practice, he atters himself that he will be able to
give sat faction TO all who may be disposed t. pat
ronise hin. He may De found at his residence, up
perend Of Broad stree, near Buchanans Spring.
G Charges moderate.
Sc 29-lw* PETER CRAP
COUNTRY TANNED SOLE, UPPER,
" AND HARNESS LEATHER.-A OF Just re,
| ceived ON consignment, which will be sod low to
close Also few barrels prime Old Peach and
Apple Brandy.
NORVELL JONES s. EGGLESToN.
Sc s9-6t
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QEAEED PkOPUSALs VIII be received at
Cthe Engineers Office, Staunton till the l4h day of
Nov. 1882, for the Grading aad Masonry OF fifteen
miles OF the Virginia Central Rail Road, extending
from Crau fords, twenty mies west of Staunton, to
Panther Gap, distance Of fifteen miles in mile sec
tons.
Proposals will also be received for hauling the
iron rails, chairs, spikes &c, across the mountain
frora Meechum's river, for the road, from the west
side 10 Staunton, distance Of ID miles and also
for furnishing the ties, and laying down the super
structure. Separate bids may be ote ed for the
ties.
The ties TO be Of White or Post OAK eight feet
long, hewed on parallel sides to thickness Of six
incnes with face OF no. less than eight inches,
and the bark taken from the other sides Proposals
viii also De received FIR bridge of so feet span CT
wood or iron, ct Christians creek also Tor dc pots
at Waynesborough and Staunton. Plans and pro-
files will be ready from the 9Th to the 14th Of Mo-
vember.
Satisfactory references will be required
BY order OF the Board.
T.COLDEN RUGGLES, C. E.
Times, Enquirer and Republican, copy.l oc2
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CCUOOL L EDITIONS OF WORK = on sci
y ence, Mathematics, Geology, Mneraiogy, Alge-
bra, Geome ~, Ariihmetics, Astronomy, Botany,
Chemistry, Philosophy. History, Book h. spine,
Geography, Gran mar, Logic, Rhetoric, heading.
Spelling Drawing, pronouncing, Mythology, Anti
quities, Political Economy, Poetry, the Languages.
&C. oftae latest editions, at moderste prices, are
for sale az l2i, Main street Copies of the most
charge
Also, Globes, Paper Ink, Inkstands, Quilts, Steel
Pens Copy Books, &c, &c.
oc4 J. w. RANDOLPH.
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BIZ DUNLCF, NUACCkE q CO.
RCCERIEs Az ALCTION.-On Tues.
~ day. Oct 5. commencing at 10 o'clock we
will sell at our store general assortment OF Gro
ceries, consisting in part Of
l25 hhds fair to prime quality Sugar
100 bbls coffee and clarified do
100 bags prime Coffee
30 bbls Molasses
80 bbls syrup
Whiskey, of extra quality
Brandy, Gin, Tenerife and Madeira Wines
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo, &C
TEaMs.-Under 300 cash; over that amount,
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
s Sale without regard to weather.
&C DUNLOP, EONCURE d co, Aucts.
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Having retired trun. grocery business, take
great pleasure mendipg my successor
DANES Sheton) to my friends and patrons. |
have kn3wn Mr. shelton long and intimately, aud
feel strong assurance that In all business transac
tons he will give entire satisfaction.
oc 2--im JOHN +. REEVE.
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me GOODS Ar SHALL cas-

lEINE GOODS AT SHALL CA = Ill
PRICES j. b. GOODMAN, No l34 Main St,
1 Opposite E4ge Square, has just received another
supply of me Dress and Frock Goats also, varied
assortment Of Business Goats, fancy cashmere Pants
and merlnu Vests. They are OF choice patterns,
made IN the best manner and cut to 1T precisely
Cal and examine. J. d. e., NO l34 Main street.
n b.-Fo cash, Trunks Of every quality and
SO, al very small per cent. on cost oc4
:, UTICE.-aH uersons lndebLed to The late
- Jacob harr, deceased, and the firm of karr &
Brother, are requested to make payment lmme-
1a!ey and al persons having claims against Jacob
hsft individually reque 'tcd t. present the same
10 IL tor stttGtnent-
PHILIP BERGHEIMER,
Admir- Of jacob Karr deceased,
0, 4-l2t5 18th st, I'd door from Main.
no COZ NTkX AND CITY DEALERS.
L The SUI =crlber begs leave to inform his city
al country friends that he is still receiving by
Steamer all kinds d Goods i'll his line, which he Of
le!- al wholesale or retail, reasonable TERMS
The following articles comprise a part Of bis az
s0:tneAt:
~ boxes Layer Raisins fresh and fine
y malt do do do do
p boxes Preserved Ginger
IT. casks dry Currsnts
~ dozen assorted Pckles-gallon, half gallon,
qua Is and pints
j9Qy lbs e aud nard shelled Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
Bags FL0ertE
'J009 CgsIs-tforn prime quality to low price
a great variety I'll Fancy Candy always on hand,
VIII arg a-Eurment oil Fancy Articles and many
-u-e. 10 s-s toJ tsuUGs to enurneTate IN store ana
y sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
&C No 1872, next TO Exchange Bank.
50 LUOk AT THE PEKIUDICALS
l)r sale al GBESHAMS, Broad street.
LONDON TARGET Tor October
LOhDOH ILLUSTRATED NEWS
LON DO& PUNCH
d b-lE AAIICN
hhICHtLBJCAER MAGAZINE for October
-, LIVING AGE
TIE LhoAE PASS, by Cora Montgomery
-, MhlSio ARD ODDITIES OF TAOS HOOD
- LAG, BAEkEk, WAVEhLY, ARTHUH'S
IAZrIIE, GOLDEN Dol LAR-all for this week,
together with every thing ia the cneap publication,
Wholesale and retail TH0S. II. GRESHAM,
Opposite Broad Street Hotel
~ All New Books and Periodicals received as
coon as published.
~ Gae and large assortment of all the latest
A-sc On hand. oc4
RLACHsMITHs' TOOLS, &c.-Genuine
~ NAtIitage' MoGEehoe Anviis all sizes
"lsfts, "Parkefs" and "Wiikinson's" do, do do
so-d box, e0tter-key and plain Vices, do do
screws aud Boxes for Vices, assorted sizes
e 81 b. lows, e % 80 inches inclusive
% Sttch-rs' Flies aud Resps
,"ey lore Cast shear and b.ists Steel
u niitihs, Ho seshoe Nails, Z, 8. 8 and 10
ii0ise aud Mule Shoes, assorted
"iease aad hand Hammers, &c. &c.
"hieh We Oser II reduced prices.
G. J. siETOs a. Co.
~ Sign OF the Circular Saw, II Main street
| oFfEE.-IvV0 bsgs Rio Legusyra AID Java
ocl DAVENPORT ALLEN A. co.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.
A UCTION SALE OF STOCK OF

Il G2OCE RlES, SHOES, &cJ-On TUESDAY
MORNING Oct, CONNIE cing at 10 o'clock, at the
store Of H. B. Craddock, (uho ia deelif ing business
on corner Of BROAD and 25th streets, will be sold ST
auct;o1 his entire stock consisting OF the usual va
iisty in grocery sore, including large assert.
rnent CT shoes Terms made known on the day
Of sale SAFE conducted By
oc2 GEO. J. SUMNER Auct.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
BY GEORGE J. sUMNKE. :

VERY EXTENSIVE COLLECTION ar
FURNITURE e. MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
mt Aucti0n.-On Wednesday Morning. 9Th
October, commencing at half past O'Clock at my
auction sales room, No Fifteenth street, will be
sold at auction, without the least reserve or limit
large collection OF Miscellaneous Goods, to close
various consgnments that have accumulated and
filed my store, consisting of mahogany and maple
high post Bedsteads, Bedsteps, Bureaus, elegant
Sideboards, mahogany Dining Tables, Business
Card Racks, knifs Trays. pine Wardrobes, maho
gany, wood seat and rush seat Chairs black walnut
marble-top ana common Washsands; Sofas, fine
mahogany Crib, lot school Maps, fine kefrgers.
tors, Lew stoves. excellent Pots and Pans, 3 Win
dow Sashes, fine gilt Mirror, lot OF assorted
Sewing Silk lot new Spades and Sythes elegant oil
Lamps, pair silver two branch Caudlestcxs, and
many more articles.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Sale conducted by
oc4 GEO J. SUMNER. Auctr.
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I AND FOR SALk NEAR klCn MOND

| AND EOA SALk NEAh hlCh MONDs
Il offer the above FARM, situated two mica from
the city, on the main road leading to the New
Bridges, adjoining The lands Of Mes'rs Roy. Park.
HILL Boyd, Poe, and others TIE tract contains 200
acres. l20 cleared and well improved tbs balance
in wood. fhe buildings consist Of dwelling house
60 feet by &c. with the usual outhouses, including
an Office in the yard. will sell for Cash credit
and ,aAe in payment STOCKS. either Bank, corpora
ton State or Railroad, and would, in part, take real
estate in the city Ny crop of wheat on aportion
OF The laud, will yield from IL to Is % bushels-l00
bushels be seeded this fall II not sold private.
ly. it will be offered at public auction, the prem.
ises, o. FRIDAY, the let day OF October next at
O'Clock, and il not sold on that day, viii be rented
out in lots the ensuing year.
JOSEPH sTARKE. Hanover.
Sale to be conducted by ToLER Il Cook
se 27-dtds
The above sale ID postponed to day to be here
aflsr named - oc
Virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD
Gusno and Plaster will continpe TO be carried
st the reduced rates until further notice.
lin r.! 4uuf
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CALTPET&E.-l5UU lbs SaItpetre, fine and
~ coarse on hand and for sale by
oc4 0. A. STRECKER.
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'sNhE sUEsCkIBEit having taken the store
4 corner Of 4th and Broad streets, (recepty
cupied by Joan F. Reeve, Esq } will keep On hand
a tuIi aud well selected assortment Of Groceries,
which he iGvites the attention OF his friends
the public generally. JAMES b. SHELTON.
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EMBkOIDEkkD co L. A RS French
II Worked Co lars, Sleeves, Chemiset.e5, Bands,
&c, for sse cheap By
C.. HARTWELL e. CO,
oc1 Opposite Swan Tavern
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Agent for James NJ Anderson.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN Auct. se29

II IL u A q L Z Is u lLDI n G LOT ON
! MAIN, BETWEEN Sd AND 4TH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii be sold on We'd
nesday, the 9th day OF Oct, 1852 upon the premis-
Is. commencing st Al O'Clock, valuable Building
Lot on the South line of Main street, between Sd
and Attn streets. adjoining on the West the resi-.
dence OF Mr. 3 B Minor, and on the East, the resi-
dence Of Mr. Adolphus Notwithstanding about AZ
feet running back lC7 feet, with the privilege of
narrow alley extending GU. to Sd street. This lot
is located in the most beautiful and improving part
OF the city.
Terms Six, twelve, and eighteen months for
negotiable ties, interest addsd, secured by trust
deed.
Sc Is w GODDIN Auct
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{ OST, on Thursday, on Governors street, De
Ii tween the Wing Office and BROAD street; silk
PURSE, containing about SIT in notes. a sritable
reward will be given for its delivery at this Office
oc 2-3tr
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

on TO 40 BUiLDiNlx LOTS IN THE
~ PLAN OF BELVlDERE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wii be sold on Wednes day af.
tern0On, the 18th October, 1852, upon the prem
40 Building Lots in the plan of Ividere. dioin,
ing the south western part of III CITY. These lots
have front of feet and depth Of l43 feet to al.
alley IA feet wide. plat of the property can be
seen at the office # the auctIoneer in few days.
The location of the lots, SO near the Tredsgsr
Iron Works, and other manufacturing establish
nents. offers excellent opportunity to the arti-
sans engaged in these works to secure a hal dsome
building lot at g small cost.
TERMs.-One.fourth cash, balance at 4, 8 and i2
months for negotiable notes, al title retained till
the last rote is paid or.
DAVID ANDERSON r.
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= UI1tE.-AA persons Indebted To The late
- Jacob harr, deceased, and the firm of karr &
brother, are requested to make payment imme
1.a!e.y ana al persons having claims against Jacob
hsfi individually, rogue 'tcd represent the same
10 IL tor settlement
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7 OsT, NEGOTIABLE NOTE, drawn by f.
Ii Einney, endorsed by Joha Clark. dated 27th
September, and payable six months after date for
$3.50. The public are warned not TO take said
The finder will please leave the this office.
oc 2-2t*
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A CAND.-Mr. joins DUNDEnDALE re-
N spectiully informs his friends and pupils that
he is now prepared to resume the duties of his pro-
fassion Teacher of the Piano Forte aud the art
q Singing. ANY communicaii ms id dressed to Mr.
d at III boe kstore OF Messrs. Harold &, Murray,
No. ~, Broad street. will meet with prompt atten-
ton. &C 2-l2tH
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VffEE.-Ivvo bags Rio, Lsgusyra aud Java
~ Tor sale by
"c1 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.
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EARI FOR SALE OR RENTING offer
L for sale or rent Farm in Ches,erGeld county,
six or eight miles from Richmond, within few
hundred steps of the Danve Rail osd end contain
ing $50 acres, 81 or 40 cleared We will sell a bar
gain in this Land if sale can be effected by the
mi IDLE of this month If not, will rent it private
", after that time. TOLER g. COX,
ocl General Agents
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nj ORLEANS AtOLAS9ES.-5U Dbis su.
lVs perior, for sale by
oc4 JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE
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A CARD.-The subscriber having a few leisure
IL hours in the afternoon and evening, would give
instruction to any one who may desire TO pursue
prioately the study of the Latin, Greek French or
spanish Languages. Being graduate Of the Uni
vscsity Of Virginia in Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, and having had considerable experience
both i'll teaching and speaking, he feels connden of
being able TO give satisfaction 10 any who may de
sire his services. Any communication left at the
Madison House will receive prompt attention.
&C 2-l2tT PHILIP H. MONTAGUE
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No. x21 Broad street.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MEMBERS, FIRE IRONS, &c.-Fol!-
Il ing, Nursery and Bronzed Tenders elegant
Polished Steel Shovels and longs in sets OR pairs
Brass and broLze Andirons, Bower stands, Fire
Stands, Copper Coal Hods, &c, for sale by
X. NJ. Il MMERMAN,
&C Corner Main and 18th stree.s
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w School or private family. by Lady who has
had great experience in teaching, and is competent
to give instruction in all the English branches, with
Music and French. Letters addressed to Miss B. ."
bog 754, VIII be promptly answered. Sc 2e-6t+
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EjILII d EIGo 1Et MEN,
Admir- Of jacob Kari, deceased,
18th st, I'd door from Main.
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VUTTA PERCHA.-i bale GuEta Peicra,
" Gutta Pefchar Steihescopes,
90 DO Lar TIumpe:s-for SAFE by
PURCELL, LADD - Co,
oc2 Druggists, 81 Main street.
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ruE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
ln .r,1,sHED WEEKLY AHs srNI-wErkIl BIZ
r11.1,IAM W. LDEN
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. - 's 80

or THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per ahnum
Tshss .. or within the first month, Two dollars and
s. % ssa' + n1 paid within SIX months from the time q
sibssibins. sr~,.wrxr,, ro,r ao,,.r. M,
lkA in advance, or within the first month; -Four
nun' and y cents if payment be delayed six months
1 T Five Dollars, if not paid within six months from the
ne g p The above rules will be inexibly adhered to.
es'.,r,skxExrs . not exceeding fourteen lines will
A:,,sr,ed one tme for one dollar, and twenty-five
f., each subsequent insertion; those of greater
r cssi isss than
snl' r,tes reasonable reduction will be made to
' ubo advertise by the year. Advertisements inser-
the Semi Weekly Standard, will also appear in
De he Weekly v Paper, free of charge:
% Editor. can do SO at all times, by Mail and at his
Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
~ rters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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CONGRESS.


Ia the Senate, on Friday the 3Otfr, Nj. Pearee re-
sstned ind coicihdAd his rsmarks on the deficiency
BILL The subject was then postponed 70 Monday.
TIE bill providing for the settlement OF claims
against The United States arising out Of the military
operations In Caifornia during I846 and ls47, was
sahen dPJ by unanimous consent, and passed. :'-
After an executive session the Senate adloarned to
Monday. .5 o., a, '..-.r
In the House Of Representatives, on the same day y,
Mr. German introduced a resolution authorizing the
printing of extra number of the mechanical pos-
tion Of the Patent Office Report the consideration
Of which was postponed until next Tuesday. The
House, in Committee Of the Whole, acted upon bills
On the private calender. =..
The Senate not in session, Saturday LIST of May
In the House, on the same day, the Speaker an
nounced the first business in order to he the bill for
the relief Of Osborn Cross, "a quartermaster in the
army Of the United States) whose office, in tire
tumn of l842, in the city Of New Orleans, rob-
bed OF S6.603 80 in treasury notes. 1t appears that
1888 As of this amount subsequently recovered
from the thieves. The Committee of Claims exo,,-
crate the major from all blame, and report tina. he
used due diligence in the premises The bill author
ICES the Secretary of The Treasury to give him credit
for the first named sum.
Debate ensued, at the termination Of which, under
the operation Of the previous question, the bill was
passed.
Two Intellectual motions were made to 90 into Com.
mittee OF the w hole the Homestead bill and the
House also refasedto resolve itself into Committee
Of the Whole on the private calender. g.
And the House then adjourned. ..
In The Senate, on Monday last, memorials were
presented in favor Of cheap pos,age national
printing Office. and against the extension of Wood.
wor:h's patent. r.. r.. :. ,.,,> 7r.-
. After executive session, the Senate adjourned.
: On coming together, the House proceeded to the
consideration Of business the Speakers table, and
referred, otherwise disposed Of, many executive
and execuive-department communications, Sena
bills, and join, resoatons In the course Of these
proceedings, the following bills were passed, viz
bills for the relief Of Chas G. Hunter and Jane IT.
win, for tho purchase Of thousand copies Of th'
ninth volume Of the United States Statutes Large
and the bill for the relief Of fZephaniah Ross.
Pending the question Oh referring the Senate
French spoliation bill to the Committee OF the Who'll
on the state of the Union, the House adjourned.
The recent death Of the Hon. Charles Andrews
late q Representative from the State Of Maine, wa
announced in both the Senate and the House, o,
Tuesday the 4th and, after the adoption Of the
utions appropriate to the occasion. an adj"urnmen
Of the two branches severaly succeeded as furthe
mark OF respect for the memory Of the deceased.