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Supreme Court Of the United States.
WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1852.

WEDNESDAY, December 49, 1852
P. d. Vroom, esq, OF New Jersey, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No 81. The United States appellants, Us, The Che-
machas indians Ell al This appeal from the circuit court
OF the United States for Louisiana was dismissed
No 90 and 80 D. B. Herman plaintiff in error, rs Jas.
Phalen. These causes argued by Messrs Allen
and o. F. Johnston for the defendant in error.
No. a. George Rumble Ell al, plaintiffs in error, u.s. the
Delaware and Raritan Canal Company. This was
argued by Mr. Read for the defendant in error, and sub
United printed argument by Messrs. Ashmead and
Vroom for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until ton morrow, IL o'clock, a. m
Eighth of January Banquet at jackson Hall
The Jackson Democratic Association, having passed
resolution TO give banquet in honor Of the victory OF
New Orleans on the sh January next, and having di-
rected the appointment Of committee, with the under
aligned, chairman charged to carry the said resolution
into effect the undersigned, in pursuance thereof has
appointed the following gentlemen to constitute the said
committee, and has arranged them into subcommittee,
~ follows:
On Inpitation.-J D. Hoover, Gen Robert Armstrong.
f. p Blair, John w Maury, b. French, John C. Rives
w. w. Curran, Daniel Radcliffe, J. A. Gordon, c. S.
Wallach, and Col. j. G. Berret.
Or Arrangements-P Barton Key, Beverly Tucker,
z. M: Chapin, W, H Thomas T J. Gait, w, J: Donoho,
J; Muloy, L. F. Clarke, w. D. Walach, and D w. F.
On Toasts.-F. McNerhany, E. B. Robinson, W.
and c. III Jones.
On Reeepton.-Ro. OuId and B. ]. Semmes, OF George
town; j. Johnson, OF Alexandria I. Thornley,, j. P.
Pepper, Geo. Parker, w. n. Mnnir, w. B. B. Cross,
Maj 5. L Lewis, H. F Lamborne, Gen J. N. McCaIa,
and z w. McKnew.
On Musie.-F, Reilly, Jerome Diggs, w J. McCulIum,
DR.. A. w Miller, + Jackson, and Mr.. Enrich.
On Decoration John Meads, VIM. Spalding, c. p.
Sengsack, Dearborn Johnson and Beverly Bell
The gentlemen above named are requested TO meet at
democratic Hall' on Thursday evening next 10th in
slant ]. d. HOOVER,
Chairman.
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Perilous Position OF The Crep of SchoOntr on Lake
Ere-Heroie Conduet.

BUFFALO, Dec. li-Yesterday morning the schooner
Gazette Captain Ba sseu, reached Cleveland harbor in
Distress having suffered much in the gales Of last week
upon the lake. The had been nearly twenty -four
hours without inouthul OF food, and with
fatigue As she entered the habor the Gazette
against the pier, and hole Knocked in her bow
she then dnned into the lake and cspsized
The succeeded In getting into the rigging, but
seemed unable hang in consequence OF cold and
exhaustion. Captain Waits, oC the Queen City steam.
er Ca plain Satrd, Of the Cleveland, and other noble
fellows took small boats and, the hazard Of their lives,
pulled the wreck, and succeeded after much din.
Guilty, Ia rescung the in almost dying condition.
Thousands of persons assembled the dock witness the
brave action The vessel lies in 20 feet water and un.
insured. She had a few tons Of coal for ballast
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Ertensiue Spindiing,

PHuADFLPHIA Dec. IA John Symes Englishman,
formerly in the employ Of Isaac Reed Son, Of this city,
disappeared Saturday last having swndled his
royers and others Of large Since his depart.
ure twenty mine gold watches an other ewelry Of which
he had obtained possession, by of opening store
from parties here and in New York, have been traced
various pawnbrokers. lie also obtained $500 by forged
check the Farmers and Mechanics Bank lie Is "a
years Of age, with red hair and walks with slight limp
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Further By The drciic.

NEw YORK December 10 -Richardsons circular by the
Arctic COOL demand for -four g. per barrel ad
vance, and quotes sales OF western canal 26 Sd 10 23s
Cd per barrel Philadelphia and Baltimore, 25J 81 26s.
3D. and in some instances 26 81. per barrel The supply
light and wanted.
The London breadstuf market is fr1er and upward.
In Liverpool wheat had advanced fully ID per blshel
Indian frmer at previous prices though the de-
mand limited.
Provisions firm at full prices. The talow market
less active, but without change in prces-a fair supply.
American stocks IN good demand and prices tending up
wards, Government g. 1868, IOi Money very easy and
abundant
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The Boundary Commission.

NRw ORLEANS, Dec Is The Picaypno has advices
from Texas announcing the arrival Fort Duncan Of that
part OF the United States boundary commission under Mr.
Chandler and Lieut. Green. They Obliged to aban
don survey Of the Rio Grande from loss and extreme
scarcity ofprovsions They all enjoying good health
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Dec lid
Philadelphia against the World for Elegant and
Cheap Magazines.

reading for the long winter
evenings the very lowest prices. GRAHAM and
GoDsY, both for 81 per annum.
spread circulation, acknowledged ability Of these
ferry IN They In every
household words the mouth, those who
literature In The Of
accomplished writer's well the buns Of the shes artists
beautiful in engraving tbs world Of period
owing the fostering and lavish
these prominent American periodicals.
THEfR LIMITATIONS FAIL ALWAYS
In eauang them public support poor dupes
which spring
year deude the public, with promises wind and words
OF sound, 6nd that
wELL-EsTAB LIsHED WORKS
yet only reliable which they look for
performance Of all entered into with subscribers
The Of godeyn and of Qaham have determined
that surpass and
dissima resolved the reach
all who desire keep thoroughly posted in the rapidly i'm
proving
PERIODICAL LITERATURE
The freshest will be found
and greatly multiplied and they challenge the
world eIeel or equal the forthcoming volumes either ~ me beauty
and OF their adoramens the met and amplitude Of literary
ebeapness accommodating with which
they are presented to the American public,
UNEoUALLED TERMS TO CLUBS,
oodsys Ladys Book and Graham's American Magazine
Three copies Of Cooley and Graham, one 10 90
Six =" +" 20 90
Ciabs may BE- made up OF fractions EACH either
option subscbss and specimen copies win be furnished to those
who have not the works before them.
Address either Of the undersigned,
l.. A. Cooley,
q. ". GRAHAM,
De. l6-dlt Philadelphia, Pa
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NTw ORLRASs, Dec. 1.-THE brig Hercules arrived here
to-day from the city Of Tamploo and reports that the
city pronounced in favor Of the reyouonss the I'd Of
I)ecembar
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United states Patent once.


m the petition Of Elizabeth OTIS, administering Of VIM Otis,
him
the 2sh February, 1880 for Improvement the Crane
for earth from
patent which twenty
February, eighteen hundred and three, (lsS3)-
IL ordered said petition be heard Patent Office
Thursday, (t7h) February 1853, 70 O'Clock,
persons notified appear
have, why said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons required file
once their objections, specially set forth in writing at least
before hearings all testimony filed by
said and
with the rules Of the Office which viii be furnished app
Ordered, this notice be published National
Republic Union, Washington city; Inquirer Phlade-
pbs Penssylvania Express New York city Albany State
Providence Providence Rhode
Issnd and Daily Rec Boston, Massachusetts, week for
weeks 7th) Of Febu
eighteen hundred and my three s53 the day o. bearing
3. H. HODGES
Commissioner OF Patents
PsEdtor papers viii please copy and
bills to the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Dec 16--1aw3w
THE Industrial Of the southern and
Western States embracing OF their agcul
tne manufacturer internal Improvements, and free labor,
slavery institutions products by De Row, New Orleans.
IH For sale in Washington by -
s.s TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec 10 booksellers, 9th
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NKw YoRk, Dec rs The steamer Europa sailed to-day
with 20 passengers and $780, in specie.
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DIED.
Yesterday Mrs LYDIA EVERETT Her funeral will be attended
SON. EVERETT between 9th and ION
Streets this morning Thursday at IL O'Clock, m.
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TICKETS for the last concert THURSDAY, 10th Dccembes2
tickets viii be for sale Mrs Anderson music saloon
day and Thursday The 81 Taylor
Msnrys bookstore, and the hotels Concert
~ precisely.
w. p BRoUGH,
Dec l5-d Manager.
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WORKS by Mrs. siaourney.-Water Dropsj Illustrated with
w eight hne tinted engraving 16mo IS cents
Pupils with Narrative and Biographical Sketches
with portrait auhors. engraved expressly
for work by Richie. l6mo. rs
Olive Leaves; illustrated limo Is cents
Examples Of Life and Death, 1Gmo. as cents
The Boys Book illustrated lsmo cents
The Girls Book illustrated lBmO 40 cents
The Child's Book Illustrated Square 70 cents
For sale by GRAY \ BALLANTYNE,
Movie Seventh street.
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ny . "tHNTTNE, NHtU"htcfs
IIAY AT AUCTfoNOn Monday, December 90,
III shall sell, the farm occupied by Hap, Seventh,
Boundary street
% damaged clover hay
s4 mixed timothy hay.
Terms cash ]. c. MCGUIRE,
Dec led Auctoneer.
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THE UNON WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER IT,

A sale of 1900. 600 Of New Orleans city bonds were
made to-day al par TO per cent. premium much eK
ceeding the general expectation.
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CARUsI's SALOON.

MADAME MARIETTA ALBOyI respectfully announces the
III public Of Washington that she will give her
LAST CONCERT
On Thursday evening, December lG, 1852
On which occasion Madame Albeni assisted by
Sig RovERE, Sig sANGIovANNI, and Sig ARDITJ Musical
Director.
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THE Los, ssn.s.-Deasnss. and slinapss. syp'

n
"This work great interest, from OF the lean
and accomplished revealing mysteries OF W.
world in which those live who have been deprived OF the sense
sight hearing Ever his boyhooa for thar thirty YEAR,
D Kio has passed life Of activity scholar, In state
the most intense deafness 70 which living creature can b
jcctsH. His Of himself, and his discriminating eN
on condition Of the blind, DANES MITCHELL Laura hdgmap
ohers repete with profound thought the interesting
phenomenon presented in the progress Of their men'n hahing
..r.. C1risiian 0bseTrr'
KIrros DAnv BrBLE ILLusTR,uoSs.Mornng Series vo'
~ mo. 81,
Vol l. ApiedluYians and Patrarchs.
p Moses and the Juases
y Samuel SAUL and David.
4. Solomon and the Kings
Evening Series; 4 vols ~ a..
Vol !. Job and the Poetica Books,
p Isaiah and the Prophets.
3 The Life and Death Of our Lord.
T. The Apostles and the Early Church
For sale nt GRAY 4 nALLANTYNE's bookstoIs's
Sep lln 9Th street, doors above odd Fellows h'n'
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--on
Tuesday afternoon, December os O'Clock on the prem
ises shall sell lot No IL No 1877 improved by
-tana and welbu two story and dwelling with bsc
building, convenient out houses, &c.
property handsomely on n street bseep Iet
10Th Streets very desirable alton for private
residence.
Terms 81 800 purchase money the residue in sir
nine, and twelve months with interest," secured by
JAS. O. MceUIRF,
= Dec I'D
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De. I6-dIt

NEW IMPORTATIoN--Ea rtbenwsrs, China, and
IN gass.-T. PURsELL SON have imported, per
Queen OF the West &C. from Liverpool drect 100 crates and
hhds. OF the above articles.
Also from manufactures 50 packages cut pressd
and Of the patterns and shapes which, with
stock
embracing almost every article OF business
Also fine assortment Of common goods suitable for
All OF which will sold wholesale and retail, very
prices,
English French white granite, India Chps dinner tea
decorated white and figured SETS and fancy
coffee and cups, &C.
Plated forks, table and spoons. castors, SC.
Britannia coffee and ten
Walters, girandoles, vases
Solar, hall, and Liverpool lamps and lanterns.
call nom their friends and the public generally solicited
their store end warehouse opposite Browne Hotel Pennsylvania
avenue II. PURSELL n SON.
Dee ls-d0wif
NEW FANCY Go0Ds.-Mrs. "a. GLITCH takes pleasure in
again calling ladies public in gen
eral 20 The large and Of fancy goods
Christmas will
opened for inspection Wednesday, the 18th
China flower vases card baskets, and perfume bottle.
China cups and snucers with notices
Rocco and rosewood work boxes
Gard cases and porimonnaiea
Silk bags and purses
Shell buffalo tuckcombs, new patterns
She'll buffalo, and other dressing combs
Hair, naii and tooth brushes
Farinas de cologne
Lubins perfume handkerchief and toilet
Plain and vnriegatsd silk
Purse and bag
Steel gilt and svered beads
Embroidery, crochet, and braiding patterns
silk. linen, and cotton
Berlin zsrhir, wosted, Sc. SC.
Also great variety Of toys sc, SC, too numerous
An Of which win be sold reasonable prices.
MRS. VI GLITCH
Penn. avenue, between Oh and ION streets,
Dsel5-A afsw doors from 10Th street
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PROGRAMME.


Dueto"A Idea di que Meteo" From the Barber Of Be
Sung by Sgnon Sang0panni and Rovere
O. Voce POGO Fan From the Barber Of Sc
VILE hossln
Sung by MADAME ALBoNI.
Fantasa-yioln Composed and performed by sgnor Ardi
Vedra Svenurata % From the Pirate .Bellni
Sung by Signor Sangiovanni
s. Gayaina"Casla Diyan From Norma. Beln
Sung by MADAME ALBosL
Duetino-sornami Adr. From Don Pasquae Donize
Sung by MADAME ALBoNI and Sig sangioyann.
Rampoi.n From Cenerentoa. Rossin
Sung by Signor Revere
BrndThe celebrated Drinking Song from Lucrezia Borga
Felce.n Donzett
Sung by MADAME ALBONL
Romanza-Une Furiya Ingnma" From the Elisire dAmore
Sung by Sgnpr Ssngiovanni.
S. Credea-From Sonnambula. Belin
Sung by MADAME ALBoNI.
g. Colpa From the Barber OF Seville, Rossin
sung by MADAME ALBoNI, sangiovanni, and Revere
Tickets 81 reserved seats s2
The Davs's and Taylor
4 Maurys book store. Il
be secured al Mrs. hndersonr music
saloon, a diagram VI the hall can be
Doors open at % concert TO commence a7S O'Clock.
l5-2t
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DIED,
Yesterday Mrs LYDIA EVERETT. funeral will be attended
residence EVERETT NJ between 9th and ION
streets, this morning Thursday at II O'Clock, an
Employment Society has opened the Fair for
female poor this in the large saloon OF Mr.
sbanks Pennsylvania avenue, between Sh and 10Th streets
hand and the funds OF the society low
appeal generous public sustain the society IN
its dineIested efforts provide employment for the destitute ie
BY order Of the board of managers.
Dec l4-dlw
NATIONAL THEATRE.
T. A. MAHSHALL.,. ......soie Lessee
night but the of Nbos grand Of
FRENCH AND SPANISH DANCERS
THURSDAY EVENING, December 10,
The entertainments will commence with farce OF
ALI. THE WORLDS A STAGE
Amer which,
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT, First Part.
To be followed bya
BALLET ADVERTISEMENT, Part Second.
The performances conclude with the farce of the
DEAD SHOT.
Prices Private boxes, S. dress erce and par
quete children under 10 half price reserved seats
family circle, % cents thd
so coored gallery, 25 cents.
Doors O'Clock the curtain will be raised at The
office will be daily, from 10 O'Clock, to O'Clock,
| Dec l6
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SELECT VARIETY.
a Creditors Stratagem.

A week or two ago, four creditors started from
Boston in the same train of cars for the purpose of
alta ching the property of certnin debtor in Farm
ngton, in the State of Maine. He owed each one
separately, and they each were suspicious OF the
object Of the other, but dare not say wordpbout
it. So they rode, acquaintances all, talking upon
everything except that which theyh most atheart
When they arrived at the depot in Fannlngton,
which was three miles from where the debtor did
business, they found nothing to "put 'em over the
road" but solitary cab, towards which, they all
rushed. Three got in and refused admttance' to
the fourth, and they all started. The fourth ran
after, and got upon the outside with the drrer.-
He asked the driver if he wanted to sell his horse
He replied that he did not want to-that he was
not worth more than $50, but he would not sell
him for that. He asked him if he would take s1oo
for him. eyes" said he. The "fourth man,
quickly paid over the money, took the reins, and
backed them up to bank-slipped it from the har-
ness, and tpd it up, that the door could not be
opened and jumped upon the horse's back and
rode of, 'lck-ait ity-switch,'' while the insiders
were looking out of the window, feeling like sn-
ged cats. He rode to lawyer S. and got writ
made and served, and his debt secure and got back
TO the hotel, just as the insiders came out putting
and blowing. The cab man soon bonght back his
horse for $50. The "sold" men offered topay that
sum, if the fortunate men, who found property sui
fcent topay his own debt, would not tell OF 1t IN
Boston. ~ 49, r.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

+ or Cincinnnti-Sc.siou of 1S52-'J3.
rIN regular course Medical Lectures In this lnsttu
tion will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NENT, 1859, and continue four months
'| = -'-.' %. .a roAzp TRUSTEES. '.'
Is Rev. C. ELLIOTT. d. D., President OF the Hoard
O. NJ. LANGnONN, NJ. D., Secretary ="
I'd Rev. THORNTON y. ILLS. ff| -r|aa. E'4
Hon. G. ID. COFFIN. --. a-. ...,. .
r. ID. MUSSEY. NJ. d. .'..' t'.
Hon. JOHN BURGoYNE. rIu. u .f,f l|.s....
Hon. GEO. HOADlEY, JE.
f. NJ GREGORY. Esq. -
GEO. MENDENHALL, NJ. D. -
The Faculty is composed OF the following Gentlemen:
r. d. Messy N. D., Professor OF Dcscrptivc anu opcr
utivc Surgery. .ELlEE l,,i -L--gIs. .n-
JouS DAVIS, NJ ID, Adjunct Professor of Anatomy:
Ion. r. WHITE, M. D.. Professor ofTheory and Prac
ice OF Medicine r. gu -. sgl. Z.
diseases OF Women and1 hdrcn. '' .'l
Jouy A. MURrur,t NJ. H. Professor OF Matoria Medica
Tbcrarcutics and Medical jurisprudence. ,nt. ,
e q Couyoys NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes OF Mcdi
cine :. ~, ;,. -. u
a rRELlMISlEY COURSE Of Lectures upon some important
in Medicine and Surgery, will be gwen during
the month OF October. These lectures VIII be Tree stu
Jcnis arc advised to commence with this COURSE
= The OISSECTINGi ROOMS, under the supervision
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be opened on Inc
1s of October. ,,.-.,-.,... ,r;.,... Z a
Disseetinr ticket $40. Graduation Fee S25. t''t .
For Glrther information address . -.
.,ttIiHH.. .'H ... Dean OF tho Faculty.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY ID.
Garner nrnin md Quincy Streets,

10. ,. WHEELING, VA. 4a...I. .s....-s 3
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now con
pctcd their extensive establishment, are prepared to
furnish the public with every variety work IN their nc
Splendid plain and fancy arches including lenders, SUM
mer fronts fire iron stands &C., ovens common round,
and straight barred Crates ss1i1HH --ut
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon, ten plate keel boat
Holowwarc in all its branches Sugar Kettles OF rar
GUS Sizes everything in the domestic line Wholesale
and retail. ~ ffihht,t.. -, =.
Mill gearing boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns our long
perence in this line business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received to expect continuation OF
in this part business Wind MILL hay scale,
corn shcller truck wheel. and small wngon castings
- PLoUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS o..
We are prepared to furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane Bull Hornet Snider, &c. We have also Sc
this time the exclusive to manufacture o.
GIST,S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements in farming at the present day ~ 5ige
Iron rails fencing for cemeteries houses gardens
verandas &C. PorIer's improved graduating twyeIe or
iro-we have secured the patent right FOR several eopi
ties for this useful IRON exhibit
from the United States ArmoIy quties
facilitating Blacksnths tlabors which no other
possesses. Window consols, &C. IN short every
thing line business SAD irons with fancy
sorapers porch feet vault ceers window and sewer
gratngs, &C. Wrought iro nall ana spikes Oh INC oesI
quality and at the lowest prices. II ,,,i,t
wishing to purchase in our line. whoesa 3,
or retail will please give call All orders from thu
country will be carefully attended TO and punetually filed
ans2i HAMILTON & ROC ERS.
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