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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
DCONGRE;sS--lsr SESSION
TuEsDAv, MApcH 80, 1852.

Nj Chase sn; His name hai been omitted on tho ocrnsl
IN the vote upon laying the liable u" petition praying
the extension OF favc:J he lia'! voted IL the Negative
Mr.. Chase submitted cSuI:ion i;.tcng inquiry In
,xeLiccy Of mnsi the salary of each district Judge
Of The United States eql 1" that q" any Asociie J>tcs
ii the Supreme Court ol tho State In which suc! Dsc;
Judge may be.
M. Bu.nd offered n resolution which agreed 10,
ordering inquiry the private property necesary TO
he bought ii the Capitol be extended on lis Present pan
The bill aneniaory i tie laws relative 10 the silver coin
nae Of the United States, passed.
The bill 10 increase the salary ct IN" United States Judge
Of New HanrshTc taken up and nl.tr long debate,
vas izcd at s4OU and then ordered TO b" cnsrn<sc'
And after an rNecuiiYc session. Senate ndIuurncj
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Penn presented Joint resolutions from the Lrgisln
Of Louisiana, which referred t" tie committee on mil!
Mr. Marshall Of Ky offered resolution Of inquiry rea
tive The improvement of lho il4 at Louisville, which
was agreed 10.
which the bill reported from 'hs nsra c'ee was reject;
ed yesterday, pending which the lonSc resolved Itself
committee OF the whole, uEd resumed lie consideration
u the homestead bill.
Mr. Fuller objected the principles Of the bill. IT.
lands were fui'fu source oi rcrcnae 70 the go'c!nch
and acrrci as great balance wheel in trade. lie power
give them Away rot found in tie constitution, aud such
scieme Ii c'nriica! and uHJuSi.
Mr.. Churchill in favor tho BILL .ni he could not sec
now its opponents could b: while they admitted
that lands belonged TO he people aud scrc unwilling let
the people have them The bill furnishes homes IT, tie home
less, and through lis benign provisions llic privileges OF e.
ucaion would be extended 10 I'LL 10 grant the pnic nnds
States and companies Tor railroad purposes was uEcOn.
s,itui,1l partial and favored lie lew Al tie eS-
pcrsc Of the "ht the scheme under dscuSs'"n '%
tended 10 a country;nen alike lis sautary privileges
Nlr Grow spoke in favor Of The b al! contcn!ed hat
the Government had no power Ia withhold The p"oir
domain from h. papp!c ;l,an il HAD withhold any natural
is uf providence. andGt >nhpoles ".Fc curse To any
COUNTY, England and Ireland had been weighted down ny
this curse, and should auad against similar calastto
lc. 10 give the lands The pspoc would strengthen every
department Of government. II woni render us mess
blc in war and highly prosperous in peace.
Mr.. Shelton spoke length in favor of the bill The re-
OF the government would be increased by the ndn
on Of the bill in question, The OF the country
would thereby bc largely Developed Il would diminish
crime in our large Cities would furnish employment
The OF thousands destitute ard houscess "ho left
themselves WI. inevitably plunge into c lowest sinks o
iniquitv and misery On motion. the House adjourned.
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Mr. ROBINSON Of r, prepared go on witt, the con-
sderaon of The bill now ana he believed that he cou! show
that there necessity for the proposed nci. u IS
per cent.
the wcGI occasion present number t.! the
statistics which embodied in the report pI"ss q: by
him in lie ino:ning. 10 a:oi The necessity "i ri;Gn,
Il: wotil consent - The motion 1t ,c gentleman pAi A.
bemarl, CIR RtvES - Dolby further acl:on nro" he bill,
ln III" seicr the Finance cOmmiltce printed No
lion agreed to-
changing The tc OF h2ng the Courts OF Harrison and 1t
read
On motion of Mr.. BgSxEr~, the bin authorizing tie
County OF Lewis to snascrse 10 the capital stock OF
the West MILFORD and New Salem Turnpike Company, was
taken up.
On motion of Ar. TaLIArrRRo, the House took up The
bill rcuntug Ar:us,ea Davis and K c. Jarvis
Of fifteen dollars, imptopery paid by them ctrsc Il"
retail ardent spirits; and il was passedayes lie.
PASSED
bill @nInrging and defining the po~cT and jurisdiction
u tie President OF The coIro;lVI Of Weston IN the county
)l /. wis.,
SENATE bill - incorporate tho low: of Cppcrviii;
4 bill Incorporating the GuyanGoe and Louisville NJ.
nin!; and Manufacturing Company;
Constituting part Of the Agpomat!on river iawiu!
itrCe;
Incorporating the Cassvc Mining and Manufacturing
Compinv, in Navue county.
Amending The lll section Dt chapter 5 .! the Code Of
Virginia
Various bills were read second time and ordered
anprosscd
peni;,nt!ury iudenirly ;0<lpnnrdaycs So Co
Ey NJ. RussaLL-That The committee on PrJpnr rti"ns
S" enquire into ths expedcncy of authorizing Joseph
Caldwell OF Ohio county, to establish whaIyts "n E:s Lard
BY Mr. STErEHsi!a the committee On Tftir, &c.
uire in'o he cypcdcncy OF cnncng general law for Tie
incorporation Of mining and manufacturing c"inpa"cs.
MESSAGE SENATE
By Mr. Nl-crEE sa,!n. TIM, Tia, bod" hai pa'acd he
bill authorizing :ie BoaAi Of Punc Works I" loan noney
the Ceamonw aih fora limited time without amendment
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10 he Editors Of Ais Enquirer.
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WAKE f'.REsr, n c., MARCH 5, ls52
In rc,;;i. matter. ";;y Old North State, seeais is
:jnr t. ;Tcscat dead calm Ious! there ae many urn.
.,l. syn. in ls inurs.,c s.In7 that the Hon Jane:
2char.mn II p.nn-rynri, i Tho f,yoro candidate win
.I,n I r,, IN, i. rnn to, in ola r yecomhe cnunly
fb ycs usr,v aho, ,urIsen hundred democratic MA.
~, slrIl s,In,ac W. ,,vc ,hc naoL old keystone State
H. yy,.i,,Iin, ir- tj,, Presidency NJ Baltimore in June
.ox,
f. ,h,t, f lin ,-,;eh.v asnrat tions which have arisen
10 ,,o n;T Ia If a rnwt;,jI in irtel.ci ant poan IN l.
.,r;cus mars ~ tie Union i, occurs vrry ;cibiy rd
in: l':,r scnell,ns are The iur lt1ns on witch The
hons f ;:;.n for ;ic fan. ~ ros,a n built
M Tic .nn io vii. ak nr ti. nc.ocrarc party for
Az oo".r:a!,y 10 serve ~" cnrry IN its highest r!res
rr!c. ici .!rs. vino a4b.it with tie best grace
psrnnuna,: O.; psc:cn..:i; wc founded :";!! Ae
.!< kindly remembered by PARTY which kn""a not III
gram GGi ai' ever 'e"fns '''c y. ' W ~. Wv
!nnsG1. Above every consideration, Tie D2h"" ac l'-
will rri:rI1. fidelity is iIfi:";ic1 III !Tynr tunes
i, r,,: 40 which constitute the Democracy "! this broad
rt arc Of quick anI generous feelings, aprrccatn
,e.i when not p5scutsi by lack OF discretion or false
policy
L.. TIC friends Of tho candidates 10! exalted positions re-
member ii ry Should cordially yield In the will ii the
n.iorj,y i.owc.cr Mc.srs Eiiios let lis leave hc
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TEE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
orrllSHED DAILY AND SEMI" BE- IN.
r r X Vi s:

i. VI ,,l.F4
~ - r.r.. scyc, to;ala per annuc 2n' a. ~ IN. semi.
sEcn Tor shorter icroa iia III ir SIN mnns,
:. tnlsrs ier aud three hy !a yuJ paid:
w ~ irsncc ta De pG:,i IN tie Qf:tc,' - ..Ir
c,x dol;as annun ~ inc I s r 'na: In ES@a ao
,rsshS BANK lie ,1 a. % ma sS single !s,c's
RS bsns pad BY lie re II is de accumulation :" i's,a;t Ia
II OF a"s a1S ,llcti "i''T"ie.. a.
~ THE DAILY TSS i%rn neS en- st
i asserted once a wee mSsA "'N
an, iii cents s:,v dollars thirty limos
Annual ngthexc: 1T 10y 7:
charged .sr tr. ;ssr.n
S TIE SEMI WEEhLA-tel TIN ines oE 'eSs' Ais' ~
~ ,,'' : Tor cac, cprnuamcc 30 cens =, ,.. -.,
from must bs accompanied Win 'he
',s.,r.ny references, 10 insure cNccuiion .,,:., .
AZ a;r;cs and 'ri5".s Of respect! erceee'ns eg ''
=! f,y - advertisements. ~ -..,,v.-.,,
t' An cJiuareS and Iariae from tao country, v
handwriting unknown 10 U.s. mus be -, - "
ms ps;ias cr u! the meishsoroea ofie! WI u ~
cub lshci Every ;'ia. has eteh : w. ,
Guzzcs has n:ovcl l:rei""f' ~ ~
LIS. in sucE case upon he comnnnicain eeiu
n, ra:,e nfhe Postmaster r,'it!sn on tHs "ac"" I"
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To the Editors Of lie Enquirer

rarsroS CGUSTY, Va, MAEcH22 1852.
MtSs.s Eiiors-PerHtt through the columns ' you:
widely circulated paper, c: c attention. ni Tie ci:2:is
vi THE uat! Of Vrriaa what conceive 10 be- il: ;s
time snlect ii vital Importance 10 The Sata": ilrgc viz
ii. lection q rT,c suitable persons 10 c1niPpsc the hoLrd
nf Co::iis Gncrs for Public r:ks. 10 u: ~ created Dr
The new Consultation is 0f iaPG lance I" the "t:ic at
large than This. hcnc: importance OF wisely fcccing
s;utc pC-sni. {, c,fn2osc s!:i hoard Many gentle
have beer. IL connection with this Office an! Whn II
elected ni ;.u;::ss discharge the ina with cEed;; 10
fass!..- -! ,,.at To the State. Inc PERSONS selected
should .e rsa o! .ia yca .! aoal Judgment .! inii':iii-
us sle.y habits Q! disc ;'!ns;ia, hrnAeSs ans innen-
t.nrc pf1ctict n1w3go and di"csci nj aee'ona PIE
u:ccs We ,f :lr North West du not n Ezi kAo'T i'c
other prii0ns uf lie Stat! winch "c slai 81 a'laii"d
Tie districts presume viii ran Elst aiii west or N"tih
and South In tie t7s; %c Wi: Jn ':!EG"n with The
Northern Portions If thc Valley ami Piedmont Fi's!o!a
sttikin. tide t'cxaiiric; ard In 'h: latter
event our bretea vi. be ii:oSe 81 Southwestern n
g,na, ard district Js.aa composed mostly "i iri:s
Aeghlny Virginia.
y. il il HiaY, have deep interest at stake, and
witi0ut i<na.csncr any heretofore nanc t"1 iclvc
respectfully bring forward Tic nai; OF Albert t. h!a
ecii Esq of Marion couty, g.nticnan possessing
c;nnenily in my opiaon, requisite qraiiirnns ior
mat Important Office. Mr. KiIwcl wis born III Fa;'iax
rJun,y ana mp"c tu TIE North Western portion 81 ~"
,gh;eun years sGce. hs director, sGF"hteA
dent cucnrrr ard contractor: n has :ccH Gag @ti IN
Improvement u great Importance, IN Eascrn ana
Srs,crn Virginia, m .i 7:aty Ecc year,; an III most
If the coun."s tide waller IL AcXaujr;9 Ia Pcrs-
burg the Un river, IL is yer; grne:i? ana rety favor
ably own. II the quIIea laid down atJre, siioul com.
mend any one then The riirr oi is IN confidence,
hrin1 tut ward the vi Mr.. !wri fo e G!st!ct OF
Witt" " SuRTH WEST
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Far n, Enopir.r
TO THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

Iruiy fAc .l5oTeT - IU".ly q ID II!
There SCENE 10 Ga much interest manifested among me
peopr in regard TO comTGnsan2 tue cd hagisa@, "io
were commissioned ut:cr the Old Constitution; a:d As
ina Legislature has c,!ccd disposition that way ia!
iay be deter e o, c!aoirrasei by ciny treasury IN per-
fylminc an act Of simple jnsticn it i snga:sed Tor ':
consideration, tia, the ah"Fy in s5ca county, D. "'.'
,hs nm,urt =, which, il was last fa.mei nu at said 'Gn
be plid annually or two years The Ja''!cs vim woad
have tec entitled ntc: the old Constitution provides lie oe
Il, that t:Ho acting Justice ia; IN case, on ncc"n"'
no election direct tic appoint such aci!cS Justice
Sheriff provided he will accept the Office, or rnoa etasa
forfeit Is caa 10 such eoHsi'S :n In a'or a t'c 0d
Ir.,ice rex; succeeding Kim the list, who naY lhca c
in co;nn,s.on m. C.rc:oi ua;s. -: ne" Constitution
This arrangement Will d9aw not ! dime more rom inc
essn,y or lie rockets ii the raoa inn-G upon 3
,,,s nj pcv bu ,vou, secne the services ui al Lie oil
MAGISTRATES with The appreciation % the people VINO nay &c
WORTHY OF rccniiun, ai il The 'e add ~ .e 3;''
get, b;h character aad efficiency lndsensaSe IN IN ".e
s,rno Judiciary. Soo lhAIhf 49,
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WILLIAM AND IiNY COLLEGE.

.IIE Boar. supplied the vacarcy in this Derart
election OF Judge Scarbur! gentle
well al requirements, and long experience at
the Beach s!=ny Guay him for the duties o Il
Professor la selection highly gratifying the
friends TIC vereale Institution with which he connected
Although OF judge = will allow the
Ii! Lectures before the al Wednesday o. October next
huucl e advance for
hose vino wish themselves OF his 10.
stucions circular exhibiting the OF study Text Books
excuses will hn application RO-
BERT GATEWoop. Secretary the Observation-Disclosures
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To .ae Editors Of Inc Enquirer. ,,--,

it,cHaoxp VA MARCH FL leo?
Gen.lcneu:- Yuu will confer favor upon me oy sunni IN
ia your paper thai have 5sea ca'alned toF sesta. M
past from my in The House of Delegates os hS @
sickness Of one of The members Of my family VINO am
Happy to Inform my friends is now thought 20 De c9nVa'ss
cent.
crcns OF the las State Democratic Convention, held in
This cty i, Nigh, be presumed that was attsndan, on he
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ABSTRACTION OF PAPERS.

: WasIaaiDD ICliaE II iI!r r. 7. Ilint8 says:
Considerable cxccnc was raised H. he State Deper:
nci, early this wet k hy tie discovery :ai g. tie rri
ants unGrr the treaty with Mexicn had as;accG rom lic
.S tie papers cllt the casr which tr late Board
or tie a!iuticatiGns al :;losG ha rac award
The Presidents Message. dcr, r - 81. Senate yesterday
a.rracs ;,li states that il the opinion o
The Attorney General there II no ltw 10 rtr the case III
/; no secret ha The person rrcrcd J.. Dr. " " Bald
n oi ruadurhi1 but more lately "a Iaornl, AID II is
ndc, stood that c Department ias applied 10 tie proper
legal authority arrest Hin. Iii pr6pe: 10 aay that DF
Bal!win Is gentleman at sinjl- GTi ih;t no "ini1n Is
ended n c express d III hia conduct III ;as matter. 1t
alleged that SSl Geo allowed Ills claim which
,aa very ruch Gr1w the amount II il. lie has Ecao;ii
sca he Senate foT further allowance and is csrgrd
that he obtained from he State Department permission
examine the papers a there an carried nay or de-
rOycd uch he ch:sirr.i nnllyUrab" - the S.-w 0i
the arc presented in MS neGio:al y. J.
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

TsNE exercises OF this School (si;ua'ed within mile, Of a
Female ca "gIae Institute, the road leading from New
Buckingham c. ii will be resumed the l2h OF Janu.
Gr isIa and on;!e 18th o. November following
The course embraces The ordinary English
Li..c. i, i h" frs. branches OF Mathematics.
heretofore extended
HIM respectfully continuance o! the and pledges
himself that pains viii Dc sacd in the moral aud mental culture
o. hose .a:rustrd q his
TzsMsFo: oa.t and Tuition session OF zen months so0
Address JOHN I. CLAIBORNE
Dec a;-c;f Gravel Hill Post Office.
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JOHN III. LATHAM,
a T'vC Z, Ne Y A ~ ~ ~


WAsuISoroS CITY, %. G.
1RacTCES several Courts the Columbia.
pertinent his profession which be en:rus.
edo wii with prompt He refers
Messrs. SELpgS, WTuERs d Co,
Cen. INo. N. .McCALLA, Washins;on,D. C.
IaNgs j. MILLER, Esq,
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dlberatinns 6f that body bat beg leave say
able ~ attend the Convention from the sIne Is
above stated. Very respectfully,
M. NJ HOW ERTGN.
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it j. ,ue I.. I~y;s or iir7:s thai should state
i.' ~ snGa tie informed q the tue STATE OF the
case ~ pun-t;y Withdrew his motion 10 lay on iIc table
Mr. S:a;!e resolution tic sgtc ct Tie printing. !Gis
fact escaped facmu:y, IL wng oar GFt!G2 .: yes
erday II a important encl. vindicatcs Mr. H. Cni
he chlr.. u sarking 10 lllw. Mr. 5 5 noYenlsntc
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SUMMER KETKEAT.

r,r haer opened public House nine miles from Rich.
o.: he fredericksburg Rail Road. where he pref ared
h meals refreshments for VISITORS and hoard by the week
se oHe and Ii hot weather, no cooler
his side oi The mountains. The pass the
r. ur j1.s jay and those who wish in their own
vaac informed on!hc Mountain Road about w' miles
..~. ~ "ytnw Iave.,.
s asr Two nds mile from the House, in which there
o! ;7ln. ecntemen wishing coed days sport had better
,qe ond o. cunning informed that there Is always
@ acu Ws!:ron and the land there do object 20
ia.;ac il.
T long known proprietor Of the Rouch Ready
friends will visit him his homo, and be
,.a:: they s! good country dinner they
'-.sf.nis-ci. TIIOS WHEELEY
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rY TIE GOVERNOR CT VIRGINIA.
- i3arIn<

x-crn.ToS having received by the Executive that GER
If Owens. late prs,rcr the Jai. Of Harrison county,
m T., ,rtcru committed IN the town OF Carispurs,
bs c. ape said Jail the night OF the 2it inst, and Is
Al l,e; DO nc-co;c hereby ctcr reward OF ono hun.
10 any person persons who shall arrest the said John
Grse, m HIN into the Jail OF Harrison county ana DO
of This Cumrnnnw wealth. civil And militia
1 ues: people generally 10 use ther best exerons To
r,cc arrest Of me SAID ne may DC us
r, ,-.x,,r ,na oscar cc,l ~
M Conloawea; III, st KiclnIond this 2th day OF March,
.ilsl. j" he wear l-5e. Jos. JOHNSON.
m Cs.n .s feet 6nches high and abou; 10 years Of
m hr, tak ha and thick lips, and rather SKIN:
49,. mole on the right jaw robaby an inch from
Re ttic! ty rste an! cun paint aud draw roughly
~.
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TW ENTY DOLLARS RE ARI

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
SDASAWAI The Belmont November last Me-
Il Woman named VIRGINIA She is abou, twenty-five years
q, below the un Of dark bread color
.r with considerable spece between the upper front ee
.4 quite good looking and intelligent Negro will pay the
scv. reward la for her apprehension and delivery
% OF the county OF King William, fifteen dol
StId and delivered 20 the subscriber.
WI. " TURNER. Guardian for Virginia Croxtoa
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MARBLE YARD.

SoN T ROGERS S,h Street, Main Richmond Va Dealer
Er7:an Italian and American Marble Monuments Tombs.
Gave o;eye-y Wall Platesf ronts,
&C., &c.
aay ssen in Cssvinse xecu,eain the nea:cs manner.
ORDERS the country with city reference promptly attended to-
NJ Roger having served his apprenticeship enc OF the largest
Gasn.n;s much experiences IN the
Eaters himself all work execusa his Shop I give
p.n:,r Sor or Oct 5-clr
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MgDxEsD..Y, .M.EcH y, ls52.

Z=.s--Z-.n@--1-.-=-.s--- ~ -
i.t.CESL4ATL'nE Oit VIRGINIA..
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Tho Hig Of Yesterday has another article ha WASH
ngon Monument. We have desired, f7an the first pessc
the whole matter 10 the Legislature. We have ,ouEh Il
exceedingly Improper that the newspaper press sanl Dan
dy the subject before legislative scGion had u?cn H. aoa
before the facts were accessible the public We believe
that OF the parties Immediately interested In the na-
ter have had Gny desire prevent rs none OF them have
enteavosed 10 prevent thorough investigation On iae
contrary, they defy investigation Til: defence Of the admin
isation Of the aifirs IS yet made SCcaHs
not vel necessary. The time il yet 'T H. th
Goes come the Gecnc2 VII &c CON ec and oScT"i1-
ing. All parties interested con:cui await The nA &C.
cas!on to put il forth.
The hs cn the contrary, strives make party capital
cut of the matter, before sative action is has, an! "le
conesns its ignorance OF facts. 1t gives lis opnion, 'at
the cost CT the work done has hGcn cxavagant while pro-
Tossing s ignorance uRor such lis charge thai ee
was any thing like "buiyrg in article Of Tuesc"y Is
pposerous yet itself undertakes bully Whig members
Of The Legislature for reporting differently from ~ha Il FAD
led The public 10 expect So, its nnaion that our article
of Tuesday originated in nearly interested IN
the transactions in question than ourselves is as unfoundeo
Us irrelevant.
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Is C;IA.>I.;IiT T:-VIRi:lNIA-Ata Circuit Court eu IL
aa: william Court House, Friday !e 2st da
Plaintiff:


KlSo WILLIAM e. ". March %, 1852.
sere7cd in the foregoing decree, hereby nohea that
!h"e AxI r;n Tuesday the 9Th day OF April II the
@ ar day Surd.S excepted) perform the du,io'
et by Tie said decree office, which time and place
at required TO attend
Gwen uadar my and Chancery
Cont. n. day a" year first aforesaid.
March 1I-cylw (printer's fec s5) J. o. POLLARD.
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Ey hir CoopE o: Neck I,ahuFg-A>sol7co, IHaE III:
Board OF Pu5c Works lie, nni they arc hereby authorized
ar rnoera! II transfer ard deliver 10 James s French
Tic engine used by him the Experimental Railway, h
,.yin furnished ;hc same his individual expense III
anprnation hayna htea exhausted without computing tn
c.st oc The engine.
Mr. WALLACE having expressed some doubt whether tht
,bec of the resolution should not be accomplished by o
oa o Mf GeoDE the petition was lad on inc ao
Jr The nrcseD. 49,
MIR. PrSSE-L moved discharge the CoHmi'ttc o. e
Whole from the further consideration of the OIL WIN
lccnces. Hc did this both expense ana ,'I W q;
Of the House From the experience which they mao aa ~
considering other laws in Committee OF me he ne !" va
satisfied that nothing gained and that ey cooo oe WEI
maured in !ha House. ,,.; =,
slr. p.ysELL subsequently withdrew his motion and ,E
Hon Yrut into Committee of the Whole on The bill for tn
assessment OF taxes lcences-Mr. LEAkE OF ooochsn
in the Chair. ;a;
The pending motion strike out The clause providing
for an increase of ssysnty FIVE per cenum on licences
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SSFtS hnUs sV4S
- Porto Rico and New Orleans
l5u bbie S;uart's Coffee Sugar
70 packages Loaf End Crushed Sugar
l.t10 bags Coffee, Rio and Laguyra
nl bags cid lava and Cc.,a RIca c Fee
10 hhds and hb q Moiassss
100 Nails together with otU articles Ia the ernecr
"te. for sale low by HUGH ". Thy.
March 5-c5w
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

TNHE Subscriber has Just received supply O.
L Fresh Winter and Spring Garden
Seeds. As we test all our Seeds before selling them,
the public may purchase from US with confidence. We
sell nothing that do not feel assured win grow If
the necessary cautions are used Our supply consists
in part Of ..,. -.
BEAN ANS-English Windsor, Early Mohawk, Early Yel-
low Six Weeks Large White Kidney, Refugee or
1000 to l, Red French Speckled Dutch Casee Knife,
White Dutch Runner, Large Lima. lrt7 .a
BEETS- Early Blood Turnip, Long Blood white Sugar
C4BBA GES-Eary York. Large York, Sugar Loaf,
May, Early Drumhead, Large late Drumhead, Savoy,
Early Dutch, Green Globe Savoy, True Green Glazed
RROTS-Early Horn Long Orange. r-f
CUCUMBERS-Long Green, Early Frame, Gherkin
LETTUCE-White Cabbage, Silesia, Curled Ice head.
ONION-white Portugal, Large Red, Yellow Dutch.
PEAS-Early Warrick, Early Juno, Early Charlton,
Early Double Blossom Codo Null, Dwan Marrow
fat Large White Marrowfat g.. -.
RADLSH-Long Scarlet Scarlet Turnp, Black Fall
S0UASH-Yellow Bush White Bush, Summer Crook
neck.
TURNLPS-Large White Flat Early Spring, Early
Dutch Yellow English Red Top, Flat Ruta Baga
CORN-Sweet Sugar, Six Weeks, Tuscarora, with
Okra, Purple Brocil CauliHower, Celery, Egg Plant
Kale, Nutmeg, Melon, Parsley, Parsnip, Peppers
Tomatoes Rhubarb Spinage Vegetable Oyster.
Also large variety Of Choice Flower
Seeds. .s,.- be- si-.
500 Asparagus Roots For sale by ,.r -.r, .-
FRANCIS l. zEMP.
Jan. 9. IT.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-20
Clear the WAY.

IN order to make room for Spring Purchases now
Il offer the following WINTER GOODS at prices un-
questionaby low: ...
Ladies' Winter Dress Goods ofevery kind from l2c.
upwards
Beautiful Brocade Lustres g. 81 and 81, worth SOC.
Ga English Merinoes, all shades only SOC
French Merinoes plain and figured, at n. York cost
Moussn DeLaines worth 81, for l3, 20 and 25c
Beautiful fast colored Calicoes reduced to l0c.
First quality Brench Calico, now selling at l2c. =
White and Red FLANNEL at q shade over cost
White and Grey Dufl Blankets at 75 SIC and 81
With great variety of WINTER GOODS, at pri-
ces temptingy low. Ny object being to raise money for
my Spring purchases, will sell shem off at any sacri-
flee ofofts rather than keep them over to neqt win
ter. Parties wishing bargains will find this on excel
lent opportunity for converting their loose change into
good, cheap and substantial Dry Goons
Jan. %. JAMES WILSON.