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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-24

A + COST FOR CASH. Splendid StocA
IA of CLo,hs, CasImer and Vestirgs.-ln order to
close my agency for r. 3. Bradshaw, ! will sell the en-
tire stock Of Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings, at cost
for cash. Persons in want Of such Goods will find it to
their interest to call and examine the stock.
J. b. EDWARDS,
Agent for R. s. Bradshaw.
n. B. After closing out my agency, l shall continue
my Tailoriug Business ss heretofore.
may 24-2w J. B. EDWARDS.
nlSSOLUTlON.-The co-psrtnership Of BosD
II T. PRupEs was on the 9TH inst. dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All persons having claims against the
concern Of Bond & Pruden will please present them to
Bond & Cock for settlement; and those indebted to the
old firm will please come forward and settle their nc
counts, as we wish to close the books ~ soon as possi-
BILE. may "a.
NEW CONCERN...Dond 4 Geek
1N We have associated ourselves together under tho
firm of BosD & Cock, for the purpose Of conducting .
General Clothing Business,
at the old stand Of Bond & Pruden. Thankful for the
mast f.yors extended TO the late concern, we hope a con-
,;rua,;op NJ your custom, AZ We are determined to use
.v.rv exertion TO please both in quality and prices.
Call and see US. MM.C;
may 24-1m 1OSErh w. COCh.
CALAMANDER ..-A further sup
= Div assorted sizes Of the Worlds Fair premium
nav .c-s. BE-. sAcKETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-24

DLASTER, PLASTER.-Just received an
L oster fresh supply of Lump Plaster. My plaster
mill is now in operation all in want can be furnished at
,h~ shortest notice. w. A. WHITE,
NAV l7-3t on the Basin.
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0u0 OePL1s
II Tbs undersigned. having returned to Lynchburg
for The purpose of conducting the obovc business. re-
s~pec,fully offers his services to the public. All JOBS
entrusted to his care will in the main be executed by
himself, and It oil timss receive hs personal attention,
when others are engaged ON them. He is prepared to
fulfn m cpgagenents with dispatch and in . style sur
passed BY none. His shop h. on tenth; South Of West
street. where hs can slwsys be found when not en-
ployed elsewhere.
Any order for his services, which may be left at tho
virEinian Office, will be attended to.
He will take one or two apprentices TO the above
business, who ars from Is 10 ~ years Of age, and Of
rooa character. GEORGE PERCIvAL, Sr.
N b. ] have for sale 10 Acres Of Wood
- LAND on the Canal. six miles above town. one
good TWO HORSE WAGON, one staong CAR
RYALL, and a CART, which l will dispose Of on &C.
commodatiug terms. w.. Z. Or.
apl 2Q.wIm~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-24

PHILADELPHIA. May 18th. Arrived, Schr 8. A
Mount, Hawkins, 5 days from Richmond.
Nrw York May I9.-Ar'd, schr Emma DeRussy
Wicks, from Richmond.
PHILapELPHIA. May l9.-Cleared. Steamship vir
ginis, Teal, Richmond, L. Eldridge
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Corporation Bonds el00-par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par 4100-$ll5-re-
fused.
Lyn.hburg Fire Ins. Co. Stock par t20-e23. Last
sales.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-30

@UG.B. COFFEE, TEAS, Ec.-Lanaes
iected Cir ceries. s.. 10 sav-
80 hes. ! rme Porto RICO and Cuba Sugars
20 p'fsa.rs bnaf crush d. an Pbwtlcred SUGARS
ii5 lnifch st flesh Gunpov d. r. Imperial Yonnc
II, son peuchong and Souehons Teas, ali OF late
immrtaiinus
lou ags Old Java Mararaibo, Rio, Mocha, and Burnt
hal<ins, Soft sheli.d mnnds &c
Iak Ps Pres rv"s, Catsuls, and Extracts
IN .W-ChaT, n slovv P,Sfe AMI $, rtiines
owe tlIi S2ic, 8. canton Cling r
Pnre pplp aud english Parry Chses,
Juoa a ert and Sperm 4ceti Cand,es
Inter Spermaceti Bleach, nj, &c
Hubs Fancy Sltps ard Ca dies
C1legate's reayl Starch and Blue
Brooms, Euekets pa'es
Fancy Mt. Ctudle Wick Irvine Cords &c
AS. orted dish IaTringS Hops &c.
Which, with sener 4 a,eov tqleut of Gr,carf.s II
quofs, our, &c; offered for sale by
GEu. TiIaS. PARKER Co
oPe 10 Opposite Browns Ultei.
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AN ODD CAsE.-Amsng the law reports
in our English files, We notice one of case
on a Home Circuit Of very singular and
amusing character.
The action vas for nuisance brought by
amerchant just retired from business, against
o neighbor who caused number Of scaiTolds
to be erected on his land, contiguous to the
plaintiff S premises, from which were sus-
pended . string Of tea kettles, tea boards.
watering pots, horse collars, horses apd bull
locks heads, and figure representing Maria
Manrering the murderess. The trumpery
not only hideous to the eight, bat It's clat
ter in the wind WAS 80 snearshty, that the
simple people Of the country were afraid to
pass the spot in the ni5ht without the pro
lection OF q policeman. To give the court
q better idea Of the merits CT the case. q
large box containing q model of the nuisance
was brought in, and the contents were no
sooner exhibited, than the whole court was
conyulsed with laughter. The venerable
Lord Chief Justice joined in the chorus. and
observed that the model ough. to go 10 the
Exhibition. The counsel fer the defendant
"cayed IN at once, and only pleaded for
little mercy, if il such case any mercy were
possible. The jury, after celebrating about
half an hour, gave EGO dauages to the
plaintiff -Ecchdnge.
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DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALG

The rrost EaI.s1E.e F5toareaso5 10 .tcreL- ,','ce
THE thousands who suffering with any -'EA'Ge'
ArYEtTlosg, will End iTG1-o.iBte raisf n - & ~
wonderful CoR5LAL IL cures Eeur8 ga, hsGT iirG -e
PaJpitation, Heartburn Nervous He-A ste, -r-loE q
the Muscles EleEh, Wase: ness a-d - fsI' Sne''
of the mind OK BODY; whether worE down ~ care Ia
Dor, or study.
This truly wondeTfsl nedcine, from IT. I,sl lat LAP
py effec. IA ing the most violent nervous
and con pletely graduating them -rt7 ne ys'' E-y
iustlY be termed the gr4ndsft discovery IN ne seH ~
Xedis5ue II subdues and averts al those NerF ~ ~
eases over which the Eoet pro;suad ne -
hitherto had no control II IL grand 10 -
inr On yesk consttu ion, already WON Gown y 10
ea, I'd debiIi.ated BY ether r5edicinei II
pr perties &C. Ike eharn, and ls 1eneli ca S 49,
aIrnoet miraculous The weak, the nervous and uos
So Nth constant pains and unessinsss, are he-
auentl, cured by using Ftngie b.s:Ir.
h'ee ~ n GIIn.D W. H. Gilman,
fe. T.s.'ns stott Co, Samuel Butt,
GP SsIian John w. Hairn,
H;s-aiI q lawrence, Washington city d. G.
T;dw.n GrorZetovn a, Cd. O. and the various
Drug stores in As1snaI1A
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into temptation. Always be honest nv son:
and il you DO not grow rich, you will be
happy with clear conscience"
But cried still-for joy. laughed, too,
the deacon had so touched my heart. OF
what load was | relieved! / felt then
that honesty was the best policy.
6 As for Baldwin he declared that |
should have half the money for finding it;
but wished to keep clear of the trouble
some stuff fer time, and did, / would
not touch his offer; and never regretted
it, boy as 1 was.''
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FoR1szorTH. CVa-.) Aug. Is, 1851.

FoRTssocTs CVa-.) Aug. Is, Is5l.
9r. J. 2. Bcask--Bear Sir: Vile I ID in general
opposet TO taGeat Medicines caudcr cJnles q SUI
that have great confidence Ia tie V.t-a7 E.LGir
TOMS Vegetable Iincture. For severei months Js.-
have used i il nay family, and in yB p4s JOS o. ap
petite, Chimes and general leliIy ssh SIC
cess. So far - NY experience excns th--cf-c, J-io
pleasure IN Recommending it to t.. 8fic"i safe
and efficient remedy. VERNON LchbLUVE,
For sale by c. Stctt & Co, Washington. 2. Q.
Wansce Eu;st, ccr. ? aE1 10 sts
D. b. Clarke, cor. I'd az. a II st.
J. Winner, 6th 81. near LOUISIANA aV
EcIntire's cor. / AMI i -.
Gray & Balantyne, IN =, Daar L.
K. 2. I. Cisseli, ieccreta~n.
{. c. Berry, Alexandra, We.
AID b Druggists generally. every Were.
MORTIMER & &'fWbHAE,
General cont, Eait-lDro -
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i OAF AM EtsO 10 n SUGA RSs TEAS
81 CoEse, &c, now Laniing-
26 hh7s. Porto Rico nd Cuba Sugars
e. bhs. and boxes LOAF, Crushed, and powdered
Sugars
bids and % bbls Philadelphia and New York
sugaE-hOuse S.rup
Is hhds English Island moasses
l25 half chests and cad3y boxes fresh Green and
Black Teas part of which are OF high grade
and favor
2-obags and packets old Government Java, Maricai
DO, and Green Rio CoGees. Also,
Rosst and Ground Oo.fee
c8sk fresh :utuse ss, DO. Mace, together with
fui stock Of : ices, ground ahd in the grain
80 dozen jars and bottles Of Undtrwoed's and other
Pickles, sauces, Ca.eups. DC
Eng lish, French, a1d American Mustay1s in boxes
hotties, and jafs. Also,
Rroou.s Buckets, Pals, Hemp
Manra and Lute Mats
Scrub and shoe Brushes
Clothes Pins Sugar boxes, Wash Boards
willow Baskets Matches, Cards, &c.
ALSO,
1000 gallons Bleach wiater Sperm and Whale ca
20 boxes patent and plain Sperm Candles
IL; 600 Hav and other imported Cigars
leo boxes Pearl Starch, 6c.
Now Land nts and f5- gale on pieasing terms, by
MIDDLETON / BEALL,
dec Is Opposite National Hotet.
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HOTsE-FURYIsHING sTORE.

FENRE subscriber hiss removed 10 that store
4 in Iron Hail. situated Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween 9Th and 10th streets and has opened extensive
assortment Of ard beautiful Housekeeping articles
which lie il determined to sell low tn same articles
be purchased il any Of The eastern cities. His eek
at present consists in part Of
French and English Chioa and CroekerY Ware, in Din
ner, Desert, Tea, and Toilet Sets
Gut and pressed Hlaesware
Gilt ard mahogany frame Hantet, Pier, and Toilet
Glasses. Bronzed IRON Hatracks, Standards, tndi-
rons, Tenders, Candelabras, &C. Shoyels and Tongs.
Sclar lamps and GrSndoles hall Lamps.
Plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Casters.
Wsitsrs ard Tea Trays, Cake Baskets
Covered Dishes, Card Receivers CaRdescks, Urns, DC
stair Rods, Table Cutlery, Jspauned Goods.
Britannia Ware, block tin Tea and Cofes Urns.
Chatting Dishes, Oyster Tureeus.
Dish Covers, Egg Boilers, DC
Bohemian Glassware, iron framed Dressing Glasses.
Terra Gotta Ware. Door Mats Baskets Brushes Wood
Ware, Cooking Utensils DC.
With magnificent collection ofnantsl and Table Or
naments and Fancy articles generally altogether frnn-
Ing the largest ana cheapest assortment Of Housefur
nishng Goods offered for sale in this atty.
dec Is G. w. B0rELER.
TYR. CONVERS IGVIGORATING CORDIAL
IL FOR genital debility, weakness, impotency, noe
turnal emissions, incontinenoe, &c.
Price 81 per bottle For sole by
8. r. SYLVESTER.
Drngget and Apcshscssy, corner u 9Th and II ss.
dec 1e-H
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cL0hEs, MAETIlLAs, &c.
E haze !" 5 T. s1n pr, S7o,,,,
Cloth S0.m7S
10 UaiGa very pretty
IL Circulars, NICE anti y
lie Il anHe. and pretty
Circulars. wills slee IS
Embroidered Cheiese
Gabrielle. very ehoice
The whole u ) chap.
YERBY ( MILLER.
corner OF / 10 street and z ir1>r tvania avenue
Coz Is Miss Decmo.ts New Builirg
~ ooD WARE. BROOM BUCKETS,
YORK PICKET w * a."
e6 inaea Broac7s. varcus size.
do Hearth Broo-g
IS d. psint.d pas
II rests pain Cd and cedar Tuts
20 ID coFe-yd I'd rt.cr Baskets
Is dozen res5a SUGAR Boxes
u % sheep skin iuts, Brussels, Al!ca3t, and
rope .I&ts
100 gross Ey&tts Imperial Matches
Aiso, Iars ssFors eat Ct Cords nd Lines Brushes
osees pias, Hashhoarde. 30 TEL Coye-s sc.
Eor sale by SAMUEL HAMILTON e. co.
dec - Penn. avenue, opposits Jacseon Hall.
ATUsGC JUST RECEIVED
III ny home, ny happy Aogae;
Pm afoat;
Katy Daring:
viii yoa come to my mountain homer
Ny Merry dear;
Ths voi.e Of bygOne days;
Eittle BlcSsor2:
The Sisters we'd ing:
On, nov love my mountain hcme;
Strike the harp geatly:
solnebo}y's coming, ba. III 10. tell who:
Cd folks at home:
Young foks st home;
Wait for the wagon;
Swet memories OF thee;
reWell, my Idly dear;
Dent be aCs5rJ, mother;
The separation;
Thou art false to nc;
Poor Uncle Tcn;
siciIana pora, Clinton Ho'ks Military Po!ks, Whit
Violet Polka, Silver axe Waltz Yage- cuickstsr &C.
&C., ct W1HEES' Stationery and Fancy Store,
9Th greet, ore square from nsylvania d, enne
Es-HIHIEIE'S MECHANICAL DRAWING cook
Just receive5-t5e ehs-e worx and in nurnbars No.
il now in hand at the agents. above. Price IS cent?
number dec Is
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LAOIEs' DaESS G20Dg.

LADIE5' DRESS GOODS.
z MAXWELL, SEARS & C0LLEY, 1t the Ne,u DRY
Iva Good Sore, Penneyivania aveEUe between 9Th and
10th Streets, have 7st opened splendid stock Of
Rich Brpcade aud Plain Silks
Rich French Casbneras I'D De Lsires
English ,snd French I.Tinces-seEne of tie fashion
able tan coors, which will &c 0feted at reduced
prices
Rich Lus.re Black Silks
Cantcn Cloths, Apseas AID Bonheainea
To which they invite de citizens ad s.ragers to call
and examine before purchasing, via cfer gre #
bargains.
Don't forset the New Dry Good Store. dec16
UJELCu BUTTER, FRUIT, &c.
w Go tuts choice Welch Dairy Butter
geo whole, half, and quarter tozes BGnch Raisias
10 csses freser we'd Canton Ginger
10 d. Genoa Citrou and tel Sweetme2ts
6 casks Currants
25 boxes Itaian Iacarori and Terniceui
Is ske-s fresh salad Oil
leo boxes r3sh Sarti.ies
csLses fr sh Prunes in gI.ss and in fancy boxes
LOCO lbs. Zoe sGid Bordeaux soft-she Almond
Currio Powder, Arrow Root, Rose, Lemon, Orange
and Peach Water, Cologne, Extra.ts &c.
ALSO
50 barrels GeEesee white wheat Family Flou-
3,a0o lhs, hutled Buc kwheat, DC.
koW landing and Tor sale by
dec 16 MIDDLETON BEALL.
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On tie perIrsncy Of The cure hear him sill another
Letter from tie ab5veI
BAEaELLv11lE, aLEDa4sy oovsTr. CfzDl
Oc:obe- Is, $50
AcsSrs, HortiRstr d E5tc0z1y.
DEAR SIRS: an happy 70 inf ri. yon trat th:s fey
fnds ne IL Tie enjoy aeHt goud hath by de rs.
CT your HSiop t0Iis kIEc. an he bess, 81 ,;f
an enabled 10 pursue my daily gcc-,i).s as usu,,
and have great desire TIA, ire ,es
the grest cUsra i've powers Of tie Iialtv-C
an With respect, yours, Z " Hall.
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TIE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made ~ Ham
tor Vegeta 70 IIncture Our most -esla. All Ill
EeEls-aiea veil known and tEIed-Re cnalengc L.,
world to chow anything record in medicine Z; esp
t. Many hafr0reas ohO ti rs he1si, Joaoers eT
tts same Sslmcny.
BALTIMORE, July {, 1850,
Acssys. Aorttrier e Ro4Obray: Gents: Last seIte-n.
Der was attacked with erysiceas fgoL4 III Or, hi
ulcer formed on my right leg Getting be:tar of uis
last November toJk deep c0id. which led L. VIII
my Physician told mo wGs bilious peuTlsy W :ca sfg
me with constant deepl yseatcd, aid painful oou h
having no rest cay night, AID constantly throwing
up from my iaEgs Thick matter. hyc@ine ulull en-
aciated, growing wea5er every day. and ly tld
the groGter part Of the tire. Sly friends thought Lad
the consumption, and al times also of ID same
opinion At this stage Of ny disease, afer having ,d
many and various remedies, without success, fIi'Id
alviscd % Try DR. HAGPTJN'S VEbBTABLB
PlACuRE, and procured bottle. which I nov no
nounce the greatest medicine ever took. fore hid
taken hall the contents OF botss 1 klt much IN.
proved; and now, having taken bu. tgo bJtVs, NY
c6i1ya and p0t1s hGUs eatrsly Ljt ne, and I an
Died 70 attend 70 business can truly ssy tlal VITA
the blessing Of Gcd, L have be n restoraa % tls
health nov enjoy by The o. tn. most aval -sb.s
medicine. Yours, REsLLY ROCK.
Schroeder, near SaIat0ra s.rtrS
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VAR. JOHNSTON P1GOCL.UN8 10 TIE
J AFFLICTED tkat lie has discovered the n.cet
certain, speedy ard efacaeous plan of treating
SECRET DISEz .SGS
that has yet bean presented TO the world By HE
paa. founded observation IRde IN the Ho6pia2Ls Of
Europe and Araeric.. be wiz inaure
a CURE ~ Two DATS
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6AAAt MAD Gal JIvOVLAY!

NJ TTH such testimony 40 sszou. er pro7f c,a b,y.
w en-, unicsS IL be trial oftaIa y,el..cr-l It.,,
Vegetable TiuCtUre.
Let the afflicted read! resdt
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. as, 1859
Congress

SEsArE.-The President pro tenn. laid before The Sen
ale communications from The War Department and from
the Secretary OF the Interior; which were laid on hs
liable. and ordered 10 be printed
Several petitions presented and referred
Two or three private bills consueed and passed
motion to adjourn until Thursday was rejected
yeas TO- nays 81 and at about o'clock the Senate adj
iourned.
House. or REpREsEsTATVEs--On motion Of Mr.
Smart the House called for information Of the President
relative TO the capture and confsca,on OF the barqas
Geogiana and brig Susan Loud by the Spanish author
ties The pending resolution for the payment Of the
count of Francis H. Smith for reporting the testimony
taken before the Committee the Judiciary in inves
eating the charges against John C. Watrous, United
States district Judge Of Texas, next passed
On motion OF Mr.. Stanton. of Ohio, resolution was
then passed, calling the President for detailed inform
alton concerning the alleged application for extra and
back pay for services custom house officers under
construction Of the law not hitherto recognised
by the accounting officers Of the treasury.
On motion OF Mr. Meacham, the rules were suspended
for the consideration OF resolution ordering the printing,
for the use of the members of one hundred thousand
copies OF the report OF the superintendent Of the
sus, accompanying the Presidents last annual mes
sage which was referred to the Committee on Printing.
under the law.
Mr. Stephens, OF Georgia, moved to suspend the rules
to enable him to TO take from the Speakers table
the joint resolution from the Senate comforting the rank
OF lieutenantgeneral Major General Winfield Scott
which was not agreed to-
motion of Mr. Johnson of Arkansas, the vote of the
House days nce refusing pass the joint resolu.
ton authorizing the employment Of two clerks and
senger in the Office of the superintendent OF the public
printing reconsdered, nd the said resolution was
passed. - #sEt
On motion OF Mr. Marshall, the Senate Joint resolution
in relation TO the California returns was taken
up.
Mr.. Lane, by leave, introduced bills granting bounty
lands to clizens of California who were engaged in the
Cayuse war, and making provision OF military bounty
lands belonging to citizens OF California which
ferred 10 the Committee on Public Lands
Mr. Harris of Tennessee, introduced resolution au
horizng the presentation OF reports which did not give
rise to debate which. motion of Mr. Jones. of Ten.
nessee amended to prevent the passage OF any
bill or resolution reported under this temporary rule,
in case ii might be objected to by single member.
Pending the question on agreeing to this resolution as
thus amended,
The House adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-12-28
Avery's Sewing Machines Price only o23 l-Patents
October lhS2.

THIS machine wedged by all who
other sewing machine
simplicity tho beauty and
cheapnes weighs about rs lbs and only from t5
neatly smallest muin cambrc
woolen, and goodA
leather simple that child of 10 years OF As under
rapidly, getting
oder the work OF than ~ seamstressss much
respect hand The
oherso oshe
cut good strong
sewing machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will
kinds sewing will be generally
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Compsny have perfected
rangements supply
machines Orders
CHARLEs NETTLEToN, 25l Broadway New York will
attention.
Deco
The daily union., 1852-12-28
Confeetionsry.

JOHN MILLER respectfully calls the attention Of his
public his splendid
uonay holidays All sizes Of cakes from
pound up hfy.
Hon bou- candies French kses asd large assortment OF
French articles In great
have received importation Of French vegetables,
green pca. mushrooms, ure corn
sgus, sauces, &C.
Balls parties, dinners, Ac will be furnished in elegant
John Miller
call. He will aiways his
parties, balls, Ac 10 suPerinicnd them.
Deca If
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~ >~&~&<s& ~

ton OF the House OF Representatives,. and which have
been sent 10 Ii dispose OF them, shall be
rid Of them if not. they will be here TO trouble us the
session do hope that the Senate will see ri 10
take up the private calendar have nothing TO add TO
what bas been said. | think we are in duty bound 10
act upon these questions, whether atImaivey OF mega
lively
Mr.. BORLAND agree with the Two senators who
have tpoken and hope shall take that course, not
only from the policy suggested by the senator from
Maine but also from a OF justice. These claims
have been long delayed They have been acted upon by
committees aud reported upon session after session but
have failed either house the other Tor the want
OF time And do think ii would be the most agreeable
duty the Senate could perform--he most agreeable TO
themselves and acceptable 10 the counry-io devote a
few days at least out of the Christmas holidays. 10 the
performance OF this just, and il such term may be al
lowed, this generous duty.
Mr.. ADAMS asked for the yeas and nays; which
ordered, and being laken the result was-yeas TO-
nays 3l-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Clemens. Fish, Hale, Jones OF Tennes-
Mangum, MoIon kusk, Seward. Shields. and Soule
10
NAYS--AIessrs. Adams, Alchison. Bell Borland, Brad
bury Bright. Brodhead. Brooke, Cass, Cathcan ChsH
ton, Clarke Davis, Desaussure, Dodge OF Wisconsin,
Dodge OF Iowa. Feich. Gwin, Hamn, James. Norris.
Prati, Sebastian Smith, Sumner, Toucey Underwood,
Uphnm, Wade, Walker and Weler-3l
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DROOK'S Exhibition Prime Thr~ad.~Tbs sub
ID supplies OF ,hts
srciuy from sea Island coson which
thsy~ q a n In
STRONG SMITH, rs William street.
Agents IN New York.
LEWIS co, 50 Msrkes -sreet,
Agent. in rhiisdephis.
wATERaToN.
Asers IN Rosson.
DaeA Am
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PETITIONS UNDER THE RuLE.

BY Mr.. MOLoNY. The petition of the heirs OF Elijah
Hail. ia relation to French spolatons; referred TO the Com
mttee on Foreign Affairs.
BY Mr.. SEYMOUR, Of New York, The petition of pas
of churches and Others the dioces Albany, New
York. praying tho remission OF duties upon certain ARTICLES
of church for and used by the churches Of
81 Bernard and ST Mary, in said diocess referred the
Committee Commerce.
The daily union., 1852-12-28

40 The Editor OF he UDa0n:
As the question Of ''Who is 10 be the orator" on NJ
occasion OF the Inauguration OF the jackson statue M
pears 10 be the order Of the day. and - ,hs nsms
disting gentleman from Missouri has been nam,
in connexon herewith. will take advantage Of yo.|
kindness to suggest the name Of the Hon John D. FrJ
man, OF Mississippi. as suitable person to deliver IN
Grafton General freeman is sound democtat, Of N
Jacksonian school, and is perfectly well acquainted Will
General Jacksons personal, military aud political care,
th s MISSISSIPPI