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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l9, 1857
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The hair I.! before the Senate report :l' ' =,
,,1v Of h Interior Communicating the opinion OF Inc AT
rorner General and of the Head Of 'ne ha'" 'r
tain private land claims In ohlo. u,roho,, ,e rho
United States asking additional compensation of aAns e
seventh census, were presented. r r,,,or., Sh;.i,
AIR \, ,snn presented the memorial OF Hia ,Sie.
md II rv McD.rmur OF New York. representing mat 'hey
understand the Secretary of State II aoou! 20 nan e
crssion in behalf of certain astociac ,h., ,hi bns
lined in Van Dienans Land; and they pray ,s' .et u
h,nd h, are also in exile under conviction Dy inc b
onr.s and belonged to the Democracy anu VINO
derd by their astocrac leaders, may not oe
aid on the table. . !, !, .
Mr. Seward reported bill TO prevent unnecessary delay
in the unloading Of steam Vessels arriving rom 'oeish
ports. ,. ,;, $3.50, 1;,
over irec,rg the Secretary Of The Navy communities te
to tic cupies Of all contracts Tor the VI
dry docks &c kitley, Philadelphia Pensacola ana Dan
Francisco; nd copies Of all bids for The same &C.
The bill from the House regulating the mileage OF Inc de-
legation from Oregon taken up, and alter denae on
the necessity for referring 10 committee was laia On
the table o! lhc present. :, >.
The Iowa land bill was again taken up and Mr. Under.
wood concluded his remarks in opposition TO It, II was
then postponed.
Mr. Mason reported bill ding the time for closing
the commission appointed under the treaty WIN ntaS! Tor
The settlement Of the claims OF citizens of the United States
against Brazil.
nd then The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The fist business order the unfinished business OF
Yesterday. The bill granting 10 Missouri ihe r'eh1 o way
and portion of The public domain In old Oh run 'o"uS !"
that State. .,
Mr. Miller OF Missouri addressed The House ot an noun
in favor of the object of The BILL which had already oeeh us
cussed lie said by the ables minds OF the county caeo
ten lion to the of the Western States, ana me an
they afford TO the o! the l,asten-io e
settlement of lands the vicinity OF The great rvers from
which he inferred by encouraging neutrality-suspicious.
a similar effect would be produced , ,u.
The previous question was moved, when h1' l''e' HAu
concluded; but was subsequently, withdrawn.
Mr. Jones Of Tenn, endeavoed, without eiect, 10 nave
m other committees called that those having reports ready
might submit them aud the debate was commune oy UT
Rantoul Of Mass Mr. Moore of La and Mr. Ficsln of IL
linois. ,.
Hafpas three having arrived and this one sided discus,
sion hecoming intoleaby dull motion made and prevailed
that the House adjourn.
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time thew would be tame enough allow him TO address
them in their port under the protection OF an Anctcuh
FAC and from the deck Of an American .riaalc
Spn,Sc there had been IN reality no danger Oh conpIo
mi.an The ,g; il had reason 10 appIehchd danger ~
comnFouise was my duty 10 speak The lip OF an ofccr
should not be sealed in silence I'LL the nag COMPROMISED
HI; inv 10 anticipate and prevent the evil rather than
r,nse ti mischief is complete; then attempt remedy
Rev riding il rs my duty to Interfere Knc" OF no language
more suhduCd and gentle ~ r,,.,,,, ,,o,
,innai Inn, had charged him with ha''n" COMPROMISED
Tho flag told hin, ~ once that he mlsunne S'o'u ' @
did not say ne mad compromised 'r No. s If alI dis
satisfaction on hs part, until was informed some
terwaris while our passage 10 Gibraltar tha' h?ssu.
was dissatisfied at the remarks have 'c'rf'ea IT, i'
.,.ir called on him with view IL put period 10 all us
a,;isGc,on He appeared be excited still ENTERTAINING
The immersion had ordered him from tr d'eN nha
churyed him with compromising The nag uslFo"tu ~
rms, and alter conversations rcad 10 h'i
ir, nv pcneal cruising instructions ;hat par n 'heh
WHICH N IRE particularly related 10 my position "he III M
norris OF foreign natlDn$ ami Win regard !" oo'e' s@
neui,aiity g. enter into no folc'i w.
co,.r avoid any expression vi nii.it ladic ii!nS = M
pathy with any particular party lie Expressed ms e
satisfaction with nv explanation n" ihen requested cup!
OF part Of Consul Hodge ierf ",''c'l VA" n ~ ,''
some nys before ami mentioned that he should Ike 20 nave
c ann.y nv ass that he had not COMPROMISED me
Aar wh, On board the ship; which chatrullv aSsenen
From this period friendly relations existed between US
We visited the Governor II Gibraltar and American Consul
and partook oil their hnspltaluCs together. -,
csna,tv refer yJu 10 kusSuths last letter at Gihsai-
tar dated 18Th October last IN which ne sss 10TH ms ,ua
sons for wing ship and expresses in strong language
his personal regard myself and the officers and ere" Of
the ship. 81 ,,;,,
lion of fucIa this IS the first time have attempted hctce
t mysrr though have been cenS'iTcd hen nave not &C.
served and condemned before have eccn Called 10 answer
10 charges against me- H., ,x,,
You are The only person "ho, though personally sfh
ger to me- has addressed ne word q! encouragement
or who has taught hope that my name ana chafacte
,ui he defended in Congress. For this encouragement
please 10 accept my thanks Justice may linI:f
for time but who has no ambition out 10 co hs
dutv i, will ultimately be awarded by discriminating puo
lie am very respectfully, your obedient servant
" J. e. LONG,
Captain u. j. Navy.
HIM " r smith, VI. c.. Washington.
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SOSG.-BY MoTHEswELL.

He courted me in rar.ur and Ee ccutts! ne in ha,
He courted BY Bohwe nnone the flow sac sma
He courted mo with psarlips wi ribbons and wi rings
He coulted wi aces and wi MAR Draw things;
But Oil he cvurted best o. wi his black, bithesome ee
Rhlk wi CLEAN O. witcherie cuist glamour over me-
We hied tine either the fair rade ahiut my Joe.
apd his heart leap and doun while mine beat faint and
low;
He turned his rosy cheek about and then, could row
The widdIfu' of wickedness took aries O. my mou
Syne when fegned be salr heyed, say pawkiy as he
Barnd the aud mar for missing fit and thrawing him ale.
And aye be walled the oanings lang I'LL we drew near the
town
When could bear the kmmers say: "There rides comey
lounw
.prned VII pride and keeked ut him. but be seen,
And thought how dowie wad feel he made love TO Jean
But soon manly che aft hand thus franku said to me
an eg either tax yoursl or set me fairy Tree
To Glasgow Green Inkd wi him, to see the eres there
He birlsd his penny wi the could 90 mars
Blu, fit be- tax me hame be e meg ,en me- nee
% sic an honest loving heart, how could dnw oarf
What could do but tax hand better or for wsur
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POLITICAL
TIE WIDOWS SONG.
nyr- K. HERvEY.


H. ,,o,,d {, a wide one, for sorrow ORGY;
AID where in this world is my lost sailor ooy, -,
With is loud ringing laugh, and his long sunny "ah
NJ ,boy swe on The breeze Vet, or hoa' '"o eHo Oil
- hs INV brir ht land mid the lands l the EARN,
Tn, holds the lost child Of my heart hna my neath
1h,vs "a, bv the FIRE when The old men have said
1rh.re he ewes of the living that hook on me DEAD
o. tell me- ye seers. IN your Seavch VI ''1 'oI9'
m va find nv fair son IN lis valley VI Sloomt
+. ,bere any pale boy with look OF the sea,
mid that people of shades, who is waiting for met
n b, morn when he left us Mine eyes have grown dim,
an; see little that's bright since they lopkd upon him.
And my heart in its dizziness, hath learnd to forget
But the light OF that morning shines clear to It yet;
n record s lost OF the bright sunny day,
When pass'd my fair boy like spirit away
We waited-how long but W. waited in VAN
And we looked over land and We look over MANI
And ships O how many came home from LUG eea'
Tha, broucht comfort others but soflo" ~ ms
In all those gay ships. o. mere nnsM W. "as io'0
To the mother who ASKS II s'e ; 9 '''' . ''"
rrhev roll me of countries Beyond the broad sea,
Where stars look on others Tho, look not on me;
WHARF me flowers are mue sweet, and the waters more
bright, u.u.
And thew hint that he dwss in those valleys OF light
That no rests in home with some fair iorelgn orloe
The world is wide ne.-why is II so wioef
Blu, they surely forget-which my sailor does not
That Pm sitting whole years in my own little cot.
He knows, o he knows if | may, shall wait
Till hear his clear shout ut the low garden gate;
He ia sure his sad mother will strive not 10 die
Till the latch has been raised by her lost sailor boy
I believe that he lives Were he laid in the mould,
There's pulse in my heHr would be silent ana co'u ~
Which awoke at his bir,h and through good and thro III
Has played in its depths and is playing there SIM.
When its star shall hav. set, then that tde VIII DC ofy
And tho widow be where to look Tor her ooy.
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THE HEARTS FINE GOLD.
RY WIN BOURNE,

THE HEARTS FINE GOLD.
BY wM. BOURNE,
l saw little girl
That shivered by my side,
And the sparkling snow, with Whit and whirl,
Wovs frosty wreath in her hanging curl,
AS she pushed her hair sslde.
Is.w her fearful eye,
That spoke in tender power,
And the throboing heart, with throc and as'gh,
Were the speaking tongues thar assured me why
She came in that chilly hour.
asked what brought her there
In accents low and cad,
She asked for some food, for crust was the fare
OF mother and babe, mid the hearts despair
In rags they were ,hinly clad.
Her father with the dead
Had gone to take his rest;
Had struggled along with the toll and the dread
Of the life in which the lcborers thread,
And had always done his best.
Her simple tale | heard,
Nor did she speak in vain;
For the prayerful tone, and the sigh and the word
or the pale thin lips all my pity stirred,
AS she spoke in tears again.
Her wants we'll supplied
With such Us could spare,
And the poor girl wert in her soul grateful tide
For her heart was full u,.d she vainly tried
To Utter lis prompting there.
My heart grew rich that day
NV soul more noble grew
For her tears that fell were The gems in the ray
OF the great love sun tina, shall chase away
The night and its gloom-born dew.
would tina, could spend
My lie in Joys like this,
l would gather gems and The gold with them blend
OF thousand hearts, till my life should end
In heaven OF loves pure bliss.
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THE BLIND MOTHER.
ny AnIY ALLIN.


Saw shall never see thy face my child 7
NV heart is full Of feelings strange and wild;
A mothers hopes and heartfelt JAYS are mine,
NJ soul is filled with gushinss halt divine;
And never more, my child, am alone,
Since thy young heart doth echo TO mine own.
But shall never sec thee can it be-
That all may gaze, my precious boy, on thee,
And vet the heart that loves thee most, forego
The dearest pleasure other mothers know
This this is anguSh-asony refined!
Oh God, forgive me Baby, l nm blind!
Yes yes-I never knew before,
The depth Of nv affiiciion--uh for power,
For one short thrilling moment child. TO gaze
On thy sweet Tiny face, that others praise;
And yet must not murmur; God Is KIND;
But this is darkness SHOW feel I'm blind
Nav do not slarl, my child, it was a tear
That wet thy brow Thy mother boy, is here;
and though may not See thee, yet feel
Thy velvet cheek against my bosom steal;
And none can harm thee there nor hand unknd
Shall touch my darling, even though I'm blind!
Lis;-lst-i is thy fathers step hear;
Now Let me smooth my brow, press back the tear;
He shall not find me weeping, when 80 blessed,
With thee, my darling. cradcd IN my breast;
But could only see thee! Yet Gods will
Be done Peace, ;hrcbbng heart, be still!
We are alone again; he never guessed
What warming anguish filed Thy mothers breast;
When he did praise thy features half defined,
He quite forgot that his young wife was blind.
And vet when his fond arm was round us thrown,
His lip half tremblsd when il met my own
Oh should he Ger repent him he hath wed
A being burdened with 50 dread;
Should he grow tired o; one so trail and weak,
Ny heart, in that dark hour, would JOY TO break;
Or should his lip grow cold, his hand unknd,
God help me, baby, Then indeed I'm blind
But shall ] never zee thee 2 Yes my boy,
Cor, fnfup hnu mi hear NIL
II may not be on earth, but in the skies,
| ye, shall gaze, my darling, in thine eyes;
SO will patient be, for God is kind,
For In yon heaven not one eye is Blind
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PHILOSOPHY OF SPORT.

Bear lightly on their forehead Time their way
The young heart however OLD that prize the present day
And wiser than the pompous proud wise play
ipvo to man forget his blood Is growing cold
And leap swm gather flowers obv ious OF his gold;
And mix with children in their sport nor think that he is old
I love to see the man OF take pleasure in toy;
love to gee ride and tread the grass with joy
Or hunt the flying cricket ball. rs lusy as boy.
All sports spare the hunoest pan-tha neither main
nor kill
That lead the quiet field to the wholesome hill
Are duties which the pure OF heart reigiously fulfil
The road Of life is hard enough besrewn with Stag and thorn
would not mock The simplest JOY that made 1t less orlon
But fills its evening path with flowers as fresh those
Give but health and peace Of mind whateer cline
clan
Wen take delight In simple things deem that sports
man;
And let the proud who fly kites drspse they can
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FAMILIAR THINGS.

There Is a truth that travel brings,
4 truth of homely birth;
We dwell among familiar things,
And little know their worth.
The emigrant in distant lands,
The s4i!or on the sea,
For all that round US silent stands,
Have deeper hearts than we.
We dwell among familiar things;
And daily, with dull sight,
We touch a thousand secret springs
Of sorrow aud delight:
Delight and reverential bliss
To those who, exileh far,
Stretch dreaming arms to clasp and kiss
Each little household star.
We dwell among familiar things;
We know them by their use;
And, by their many minisrrngs,
Their value we deduce.
Forgetfu each has had an eye,
And each can speak, though dumb;
And, Of the ghosiiy days gone hy,
Strange witness might become.
We dwell among familiar things;
Blu, should i, be oar lot
To sever all the binding strings
That form the household knot;
To wan,'er upon alien mould,
And cross the restless foam;
How cirarly should we then behold
The Deities of Home!
iu,sehoLd Words.
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DEATHS.
prvn 4, Char Court Thursday evening the ga Of
January Mrs MARTHA JORDAN. COMFORT "i William Orr J"r
dan and OF wyatt CariSsl Ia the 2h year OF e age
She lied Az SHE lived true Christian
ls1- Guy papers and Lynciburg papers please copy.
DIED al residence Petersburg on Saturday the 4'a In
.ant, Mr. JOHN MICIIAEi.S. Sr. AGED ~ years
The beet Lowell hy those who knew most o. MN an"
N non old wish health aud Yisor rain.d l.: icw
H. served his country in 1872 the arsiis OF camp
life mad. him. Ill, end Was f'eh ana us
death caused lug with powder which sccicniy
caue fe ns such lrnIcs that our old rcn! survived nht
4 lew ,nres. This sudden am effective rcrcn"e mas r Ms
t,w and family mt: but tnnsn% 10 INN wio
Ihnss good the mercy OF ne t.,ccl'
10 W.
w. Wv. wv. 80 pc,rr 4, M. ashcsIr W.
rrase
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Hon. ". Il. SMITH, NJ. C., Washington
,r.,o,,n,l for tn. Rlch.no Enquirer.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.

WAsHiSGToS, FEB 20, 1852.
In serae to-day, Sr. Hunter presented the memorial OF
members OF the Virginia Legislature, arguing mat Inc
.whnIi,, RriJur (known as the Wheeling and Belmont
Wire Susnension Brdgc is an obstruction 10 the navi-
cation Of the Ohio River and praying it, protection by Con-
or.ss Mr. Hunter said il one u" The most important
commercial questions presented 10 the SENATE he
moved the prinrinu of the ncnotaw c motion was Goa.
in and The memorial referred to the committee on
The Judiciary. ,.
nm, legislature Of tha State, declaring the Bridge an OBJ
s,rucon 20 gation and expressing determination on
the nart OF State TO persist IN the SUIT against me
Rriars t,nmpany Mr. y. hoped the Committee on the Jul
dietary would give the subject the grave consideration 10
whicl. il was entitled.
The Private Calendar occupied the remainder oil tie day
sitting
The House spent the day on the Private Calendar
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The Albany Evening Journal speaking OF the recent vote
in the u s. House Representatives the subject of the
Tariff, says:
Notwithstanding this adverse decision tile question Of
Protection will constitute one Of the Issues In The approach
ing election"
Then the Wings will be beaten than usual But
We doubt the right of the Evening Journal speak for them
in this mat,er-IN. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
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A SHORT BILL.-The House of Representatives Of
Massachusetts, on Tuesday passed the following bill
"Aliens may take, hold transmit or convey real estate"
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CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS,

WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
Ostc;rsh from ne ccraicd Sssmsn. r. SfNCLiR .h. Co.
Iainos Sp,lbyR0BERyR DUFAL, IS uli" Street. under
m.e" s M hrs"TS S s,'I@ ,y and such as m recon-
themselves They are from one OF the best sesa'S" IN
" ARTi1 iiiiinKE-crcrn Globe.
aANs"RrI Marcos" Weeks White K4s Lace Linn" &c &c.
DEEIS-Lcnr BLOOD. Early rnrnp White Sugar Hh"se "ur'
eIIiRoccoll-Early Purple, Large Purple Cape.
cAf!oISE y@ 'T E t eee Large Fla. Dutch
riraJ Drunhca ur? curlc Sa'oy, Drrahead Savoy
Early Sn3at I"a A." .;, &C. ,r,. ,vh,,. Cattle.
ccHHf H:R-i' Saiil Solid
cGc NnEEEay rI,"S Long Green ch ;ykiR: sc
ENDivE-Green CnrIra.
l.ET'Il CE--F:ary S!csa Ice. Brow! hu:ch &e &c. &c
MEl.nN.Cir.n. Nutmeg, Water Meion' DC
"SMf and Red.
, PAR<I.EY--Curted
pAKSNlrcup. Large Dutch
pEAsNS,nrialrs Extra Early, Bishops Early Dwarf Dwa
Blue Prussian Dwarf, Imperial, Dwarf Mnrro"iat
RhpISs-L""s scarlet s.ilnon Red and White Turnp
RlIt;EAR'-For Tartsn
sriNSAcI!- E"S"i sAS"y.
SoUASIl-Eari! Hn.h' &c
rTESpRs Tor Whie FIAT pale's Hybrid Large Norfolk,
Mp SWEET ami 70 Herb Flower Seeds fine
Er,l Scc,!. Lucrrnt, Grass Seed. NC. &c FEB. )
LAyDItETII,s WARRANTED GARDEN SEED.
s'E have ] T1T ANNA
sraua I a NJ p%vi Ianrei riaern quality Of whose
INC OCCASION % purchase seeds. unnrqan'eI with hen
The n"Ah: coir,e par q" our assortment ana ma" DC fe'ic'
upsnnl,y
BEIr-ing Blood M,nsie wurzel, French Sugar Early Tu'
BEASsIar-e wialso Red S7.csed vaea,ine China White
nRoccnLI-Purp.s Cape German Scotch Kale.
Early Drnmiea 10 Savoy. Green CURED slr"y Flat
p4!s k Sm r ol%s. EARLY Horn AI,,nrham
CAlLfLoWEE-EsrIy an! late
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NEW YORK MARKETS, FED. 20.
Sales of 5000 bills FLoUR sold at 81 81 10 IS % Tor State
md 81 m ~ for Southern Sales of 5000 bushels Of mixed
Conn at 60 cents. WHEAT white 81 ~
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, FED. 20.
FLorn-Sales of 1000 bhs. of Howard Street at u oo
GsA unchanged
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JOHN N. LATHAM,
4 TORrE / 1 T. l. 4 "

WssuSGroS Cry u. &.
nRarrICES H. the several the District o LoH'
Av business pertinent his procssinn which ma! 'e u
al Silh rrpm.d attention. lie rccTS !"
" S.tnr::, NrrusEs " Co.
I-a ESQ. " NcGAtLA. "ash'HS.""'' -
lanes J. MILLER Esq
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MARRIED.,
DEATHS

MARRIED. on Monday 10Th inst by Rev. Robert Burton VIII
IJaMSuN r. ROHEKTS ESD Mrs NANCY WEBB all OF tn
rount nj Charlotte.
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r ~ =. >. ,...... nnt.,..Rs KEWAIkn.

ssS;WAS from Belmont estate IN November iasta +i"
IS named S4GNlt She ABOUT iweniS'tw" vars
ali, r,;.r the nun statue dark cns" bread t"l r.
ar,. month considerable between The upper ROM &c u
ana Intelligent Nrrio VII! pa ie
above r. twenty lars inf her arf hsh"n AT: "S'ff
20 me ii at the county o' h;ns William or "''"
lar II ;ak.n ~ -4r! AMI delivered I" the subscriber
WM TURNER. Guardian or Virginia tro@''n'
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BALrtMoRE Feb 20Judse Upton S Heath OF the 7. >.
District Court (Mayla1 CItcult) Is reported |" oe " u!
ing condition.
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OFF.Ct: OF JAMES RIVER AND Is. CO"

CALLED nreiln. the Stockholders Of the lanes XIV. ".
Nan. VIA viii he held IN the Hal {" le i ~
r la his cis. TEciay The Jrd Maft next III "1'u
ms M - PROFESSIONS Pad Bylaw ni me 'H ~
meetings ul the Ssotk"'rf- i' "c
~ a. INV Iir,e lv III. psr-Ien; he appilca ion t" arE
ihrru So" less an forty ~" ls together W. 's
man six ;ao, nj strrs order OF the P:c.idtnt
''a" ;, ~ .,,,rl2lu W.. p. MUStBRD. Secretary.
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ca.1i.'IEIC,TE

>>TuTE HEREBY eircn iiht certificate % .ep' ~
v f,,e louisa NOV Nirgma Central Railroad Inh az ="
"a. A.. Of Jane DcE!G.. "cd tor M Hl'n "i ~!
% e. I, he lamar, ISIS AMI payable on The i.rt S@s 81
I.yc Il been los: nsiai aud that shaii hi' -
w auG Director, Virginia Central Kan h3 -
,,l nf renewal said certificate The 'hl' cGF'''0'' " "
"d' 'e~'''e''' " JONATHAN r COWiEEn.
-, ,, ~ las &. dickinson. dec Z.
Vi a. V;IiIT.I;, ATTORNEY AT Law.
m the i'ou, cry 0l W.
~ 81 lie co. lie Cuur at MccN'''.-
. p"A' va 100 '''o'' - Ian Iy--rlE
Gre, NJ
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To .hs Editors Of tie National Iateuigencer. ~
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Fee. Is, lso2.
CESTLEMES--I herewith send You copy ui let'e,
h;ah ! Law. received from Capt Long, u the United
states Navy in reference his supposed difficulty win
Knssuth of Marseilcs.
The PRESIDENT Of the United States not having yet sent in
,h heretofore called for and seeing con-
tinued effort on the part the kussuth press 10 refer 10
Cant Long in terms Of ccnsure deem due TO that ac-
nnIish officer to this letter published. II contains
his vndc.on expressed in modest and dis
tinc, with careful effort avoid throwing the least cen
sure upon kossuth
The country should rejoice in possessing officer who
,nnts will, sauaciuus intuition into the consequence OF
threatened events and determines the danger in at-
vance Most respectfully, &C. W. H. ohillH.
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SIMON. WHO feet h2ht !; '& =
Is vars l meek .a!er short tho. through The S''h. ana
ma, ur;r front tooth 'ahe: high but tirnet 81 ne
har; ,opxion can rra! and and io"G o.! -. l.
Snn hired many on The James .i'eF an
m am. un!erMcs>ts Gay a! kt+. IN
.y,ri AMI Bdtnalan aud il"bt. ty means 81 ia %
,.,. . hired himself the public Soks. Is lie can "oFs
. ar The aaure reward . BE paid Tor is te,vt r.
d. .5, 4 C. SlEG ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23

KIN CHASCERY.-At Rules held in TIE Clerks office q; Crr.
b.at County Court, Monday, The 20 day OF Fe6tuaE 80
James Z An 'ernn. fl".hbl!:
against
Charles Il Alien and Bea Wilson, Deien!ah
The this suit have trustee appointed IN the place Of
Bea carry effect tie provisions OF deed :" trust
e,ecuisi by Alien benjamin wilson. trustee 10! he
sEti Of James Anderson. dated he >5I ay OF February ;i
l. .oIear: b; affidavit tina, the defendants resident ~ his
o he pia!nu by his attorney il is ordered
that said defendants do appear here within month after ue
order. and do what protect their
order tc published week for
The Richmond niuer,a pub shed
Richmond and also be posted the iron; door Of te
Courthouse Of this county, the hrs, day ri the cour;
4 copy-festc. u. b. WOODSON: G.
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