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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by JAMES n. TAYLOR

/
HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH sT..
j FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--WiIl be sold Of,
FRIDAY. the 2rd fnstant. connsenc ng at half past
4oclock in sie afternoon, upon the premises, the
House and Lot lately occupied by Mr. W. A. Jor.
dan, situated on Leigh, near Adams street. The
Lot fronts 50 feet on Leighstreet, and runs back
4.feet, more less. The zouseis built of brick,
contains about rooms, was lately put In thorough
repair, bushas recently teen damaged by fra
This property being located In q retired and inn.
proving part OF the city, could be made valnable.
By request of the owner.
Terms win be liberal, and will be made known at
the sale.
jal5. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
HI NITURE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
FRIDAY MORNING next, the 10th Inst. common.
cling at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Charles II.
Wynne, (who is declining housekeeping on End,
between Main and Cay streets his entire stock OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of
such articles are usually kept ina eenteel fami
". jal3l JAMES M. TAYLOR
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800 5 hHsHE1s PRIME CLOVER
so bushels Herds Grass
200 tierces Ground Plaster
so bbls Tar
230 Nova Scotia Grindstones
400 sacks fine Salt
100 do Ground Alum Salt
400 kegs Nai's and Spikes
$50 bbls superfine Family Flour
$50 boxes Tallow Candles
30 do Adamantine do
90 do Sperm do
$50 do Glass
100 do Tin Plate
. Tons block Tin
a. boxes Loaf Sugar
% boxes crushed and Pulverized Sugar
New Orleans, orto Rico and Java do
Old Government, Java, Rio, Lagujra and
Manila Coffee
$50 sides sole Leather
IS boxes Soap
10 chests Gunpowder Tea
5 do Black Tea
(Tredeger Iron
7so TONS J Swedes do.
NV A0A' ! English do
Country do
10 A. Sheet do
~ az ! Boiler plate do
Nail Rods and Plough Plates
MAYORS CastSteel, Of all kinds
Is Tons : English blist'd do
American do do
lSpring do
For sale by
ia 3-3aw2w EDWIN WORKMAN g. CO.
nISsOLUTION.-Th CO partnership here
- totore existing between the undersigned, I'M
der the firm of WEBB, BACON g. CO, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Either party
will use the name of the firm in liquidation.
LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN l.. BACON,
II E. C. Baskerville.
Richmond, January l, 1852.
CO-PARTNER sHIP-LEWIs WEBB,
~ having associated with him his son, LEWIS
N. WEBB will continue the business at the old
stand No &c, Main street, under the firm of LEWIS
WEBB g. SON. LEWIS WEBB,
LEWIS N. WEBB.
Richmond, January ], 1852.
TO.PARTN Err SHIP.-The subscribers
" have formed partnership under the firm and
style of BACON & BASKERVILLE, and have ia
ken the store on the corner of 18th and Cary
streets, nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel
wherethey will continue the business of GrOcers
and General Commission Merchants.
JOHN l.. BACON
IL E. c. BASKERVILLE.
Richmond, JAM l, 1852. jal-2aw4w*
GALE OF A BREWERY in THE CITY OF
" RlCHMOND-By virtue of a deed of trust, ex-
ecuted to me by Messrs. Schwabe e. Co., and duly
recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond | shall offer for
sale. prirately, the BREWERY at Bacon Quarter
Branch, with all the fixtures thereto belonging.
ANY person wishing to engage in the said business
will find the terms of sale very accommodating
Should the property not be disposed of on or be-
fore the gath OF this month, at private SALE it will
be offered to the highest bidder at public auction
on that day at IL O'clock NJ. The establishment
Is said to be in very com plete order.
P. S-The proprietor of the above premises will
II desired sell the same to any one who may pur-
chase the above Brewery and fixtures.
L. P. AUGUST,
JdS-otaWluN Trustee.
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:, DIR. CLAY,s E-Rc.

49, moved 10 9th street, between Broad and
Grace 5tlecg. next To the Washington Hotel.
CHS Tor professional services left at my Office
night dry or at the Office of the City Hotel, will
i promptly attended to. My boy will sleep in my
oti.e. ia 7-lm~
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IEICUA SON ~ CO.,
a, az If, Ssy.,,y

4 >h the attention OF buyers to their large stock
u Of CHOICE GOODS, which have been select.
ii abroad and IN this coun ~, with reference to
l.-.r GOOD QUALITY. as we'll as low cost.
~.p r FL. dish and French Cloths
B.a-E sa8 co'ored Cloths, in variety
Am r.c3r. French and English Cassmcres
Faacy C1ssiUeTes, handsome styles,
Moscow and London Coatings
French Wo-lan Vesungs
hy.y-r ii K end Satin 90
F~,' Patterns, very handsome
b. aaI hight coIored Festings, for balls and
parties
C.a;4 aud Leather London Caters
Imam. led Leather and Buckskil do
-. : IL, Ii
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II no: carpet WafcroOm, Np STAIRS, they
age ?.fYarel 10 exhibit great variety of Velvet,
lap s;ry. Ihrrepiy. Ingram, and Venetian Carpet
!1s- splendid Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Cloths,
b.rkGgs Oh Cloth Table Covers and Mats Piano
Covers. sc, &c. winch visitors II the city are in
NJ TO "Xemlne W tn the assurance that the goods
". Be- priced as low as can be afforded by any
Il, in The city. ia l5-6t*
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IA NEW CONGRATULATIONS purchas ed
nj the entire interest of Mr.. M. T. Gill, in the
business lately conducted by Robertson &
-ss- Gill, the subscriber takes pleasure in call
ing the attention of his numerous friends and the
public to the fact, that he has made arrangements
for conducting the MERCHANT TAILORING BU-
S1NESS, al the old stand, on more extensive
scale; and retaining the services of Mr. ]. L. Crow
ELL, who will continue to act Cutter, he earnest
ly hopes that all who desire handsome suits at
moderate prices will give him a call.
F. M ROBERTSON,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin
U The Lynchburg Express copy three times.
Ia I3-ts
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LANDER us OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

ITHH totEOOts "T"NF fsNtHHHbC kIUItIs
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky Extra, No 9, Jan 10:
IL 81 % 81 80 Is As q II 10 10 As Sc
Ticket Ia q As, prize Of $1,000, sold and paid
by LAMBERT.
Drawn No'. Kentucky. Extra Class II. Jsn'y 10 /:
45 80 80 30 on II 81 Ia 20 SIS 80 So
Drawn Nos.of Kentucky. Glass No IL, Jan 13:
"a y g. s. 90 IL 81 % 81 l 3 70 80 s.
T0-Day-The k.ntucky State Lottery, Glass
No. ? Capitals $4,000 0,G00 5000, $500. 23es
20 of 1000, &c. Tickets %
Also Two Dollar Lottery. AIS
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a DAMANTINE CANDLEa.--l00 boxes
n Adamantine Candles Of superior quality for
sale by Ua5l A. 9. LEE.
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nUMAS' LAST w. RANDOLPH has
~ for sale large stock of Novels and Magazines
ana among the latest is Sketches in France, by A
Duma3-50c ia Is
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O>T, small fat GOLD WATCH CHAIN,
- With A small white crystal of triangular form
a-tI:h@a io5: liberal reward viii be paid if left
Square. ia l51t7
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kEc ~ " rs ~ > Z I 1 O-Ny NO I'M
81 PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
wiring DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS Of all kinds. Office in
the aw Building, Richmond, Va. noI4
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THE LATEST NE WIS.
rue NORTHERN MAIL

u.,,ot arrived when our paper went to press
- .;,b,. TWAS expected to arrive about !
s-t,,l.
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DOTANIC PRACTTCE OF MEDICINE

- Or. L. d. ROBINSON offers his professional
services to such may prefer the above named
practice. Office On FraIsklr between 18th and l4th
streets. oc 3I--d3m
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NJ Hpi ,hH.hiC aLuANIC, 1921. W.
(s,,, NTANn')hFli has for sale the Metropolitan
b.. u''c almanac aid Daily Directory for ls5a-
ja Is
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FOR HALIFAX, Nova Scotia
- The brig MANILA, Capt. O'Biien, viii be
ready to sail in few days. For freight of 900 bbls
apply TO WILLIAMS s. BROTHER
la Z
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Ns FOR RENT, in the town of Manchester,
zl4:::il that large and commodious house known as
the Farmers Hotel. 1t has all necessary ouhouses,
and might be rendered pleasant and comfortable
residence for large family, or might be used as a
boarding school, as heretofore, public house.
1t may be rented or leased on liberal and accom-
modating terms. Apply TO Christopher c. McRae,
Manchester or Col. Ward al the Columbian Hotel,
Richm oRd jaS-lm
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~gE EUh thA ns4ES -. -. ....
- superior fine fast sailing schooner USTA
LAGO, Capt. Perry, having the greater part of her
cargo engaged, and going on board, will sail With
all possible dispatch. For balance of freight 800
b5ls apply to Captain on board, or to .-
ROBERT RANKIN,
ia Corner 22nd and Water streets
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57s-yn FOR SALE.-A good Mich
gSysasil COW.-Apply to
M o. A. STRECKER,
x==sAxk is7
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NOTICE.-The copsrtnership heretofore ex.
~ listing in this city under the firm of GLAZE
BROOK & LACY, was by mutual consent dis.
solved on the LIST inst The name of the firm will
be used only in the settlement of the business
JOHN A GLAZEBROOK,
r. A, LACY
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KUMOR UNFOUNDED.-W

weeks iHTthe purpose OF adding largely to her &C
communications for passengers, aud will be on the
route a=ala about the first February, of which due
AO..cc WI be gwen. The Saratoga" now being
p~t, Nj! De ready for service, and to run in con
AtssioH a" lt1 Gcr, about the middle of next March
=. ne PuoAc may regard al rumors respecting
'"'s~4he as 4.4i1unded, unless they know them to
j. lJ-2t JTrDTAM e. WATSON
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a. VALUABLE DWELLING FOR
E3::i SALE.-The very desirable three story Brick
Tenement on the North side of Leigh street, be
tween 6th and 7th streets, now in the occupany of
Andrew Johnston. For terms, apply to
LUTHER r, SPILMAN,
Attorney at Law,
de 20-d6m+ Main street, opposite American.
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WANYS.,,

A LADY Wishes situation in . respecfahls
- family tthe country prefered) whore she could
teach several small children, be an agreeable COM
panion and assist In the duties of Notwithstanding -
Address Preston, :. Richmond Post Office.
ja15-3ts
WANTED.-The advertiser wishes to bny a
w 1rst rate stout, gentle work HORSE, and o
good secondhand DRAY. Apply at this Office.
ia l3-3t+
HOUSE SERVANT VNANTED.-Tw wish to
IL hire TOR the present year, servant to wait in
the house. For one OF COED character, q liberal
price viii be given, apply at
jas r. M. BUTTONS.
rFHE SUBSCRIBER is anxious to engage
n employment for the present year. He can be
found about the City Hotel, or at his residence,
near the City Spring, Ut the Office of w. Goddin
j. 1--WE JOHN A. MOSBX.
/ u OARDING.-MRS. J. B. ABBOTT is pre-.
- pared to accommodate BOARDERS by the
day, week, month or year, at Mr.. Boshsr's two
| tenements Nos. 229 and 231, Main near corner of
Main and 9th streets. Several very pleasant large
and small rooms, su table for families or members
can be had if early application is made.
a13-6t
ONE OR TWO desirable rooms may be had
" in Mrs. PENDLETON'S Boarding House, for
the accommodations of members of the Legisla.
ture, others wishing to board, one square above
the Banks. ia l3-3t*
nISSOLUTAON.-T copartnership here
II tofore existing under the style and firm of
ROBERTSON IL GILL is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the cor.
Germ will please make payment as speedily as pos
sbe to either of the late firm, it is very desiva-
bic to close oar old business at once.
F. NJ. ROBERTSON,
Il
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COMPREHENSIVE have this day as
~ sociated with me In the Auction and Commits
sion Business, J. MOTT SHINE, under the style
and firm of ALEXANDER MOTT 4 CO., and re-
turn my thanks to the public generally for the ib
eral patronage which / have received in the past
ten years. and respectfully solicit for the new hrm
a continuance OF the same, pedging our united eff
forts and uuremtting attention to ell business en-
trusted TO our care Al EXANDER MOTT.
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y PIUFC SdtASIftN LUI NO ..
A Shocking Burn.

WILLIAM MtLNaR. P. NJ Mount Moriah, Ia, DC
llth, says: His young child walked into fir
(made out doors for washing,) and fell down int
the FIRE with his hands and face, and was shockin.
~ burned Two bottles of the Mustang Linimer
nertectly cured the child in few daYsn
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THE subscriber having taken the shop on
l. Broad street, formerly occupied by Glaze.
brook Lacy, would say to his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to execute
with dispatch and neatness, any work in the car.
penters line with which he may be favored.
ia 14-3t+ JOHN A. GLAZEBROOK
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HEAD QUARTERS, IsT RECT. Va. MILITIA, !
Richmond, January 1lth, 1852. )
ORDERS, NO. 9.-The COMMlS SION
Ka ED OFFICERS of this Regiment will convene
III al the Head Quarters of the Regiment No. lis,
~ Main street, in full uniform, at II o'clock, A. NJ
on Saturday, the 18th inst.
WALTER GWYNN
ia IA Colonel LIST Regiment Va Volunteers
41tt FOR BRE1IEN.-The ship GOETHE,
- Capt. J. H. HoMANN, is now at City Point
ready to receive cargo, and will meet with dis
patch. For freight or passage apply 10
ia l2-12t SChAER. KOHF.FR e. 60
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no PARTNERSHlP--The undersigned. having
u associated themselves as bufipess partners IN
& co, they wild continue TO carry on the Auction
and Commission business 10 llis branches, at tha
old stand OF Alexander kott corner Of Msin and
18th streets and respectfully solicit ccntinuance
Of the liberal patronage, a. hitherto sxsended =
the old firm. ALEXANDER MOTT,
jal2- Sc IS ]. MOTT SHINE.
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Mrs HUGHES, OF st. Louis, had very sever,
attack of lnhammstory rheumatism in the back
shoulders and arms for ten days, without gettin.
any relief from her physicians, cured with
two fifty cent bottles of the Mustang Liniment.
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
BEIKIND 10 THE POOR.

Tho season is fast approaching, indeed it is
already upon us-Awhen the infection of poverty
is Ielt more s%efioisly Than at any other time, aud
The suffering it bego,s enters with more corroding
force into the heArtoI humanity. Dearth Of e"'.
p'Oyment, scarcity of :fueI, exposure to the cold,
and variety Of other ills which tread ever upon
the heelofPoverty, gDaw closer at lhe Iite.springs
Of The untortnntc in winter than in summer, and
devolvean imperative duty upon the fortunate and
we'll doing, 10 minister 10 the necessitieo Of the
poor and unfortunate, 1t is a holy duty, in 7he
prosecution OF which 90 shall be blessed neg
lecting which will prove to US a bitter curse
Heaven looks smiIInGty upon the kindness exten.
ded to the poor, and his will be Il rich reward,
hereafter, whose heart and purse have been most
ready 10 respond tothe calls ofsu1tring human,
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-DIFEIcULpIEs.

Has HEE"=TE H.eE--atE. -essGtr-
The u. S, steamship Crescent City, Henry
r. Davenport, d. S. NJ, commander, arrived
at New York on Monday morning last, from
New 0rleans, via Havana, leaving the latter
mort on. the afternoon of the 10th instant. We
learn from the ". =. Journal Of Commerce,
that The mails aud all persons were permitted
to land, with the exception OF Purser Smith,
the Captain General having changed his mind
ineTefusin9 tospernit the ship TO enter the port
on her return If Mr. Smith came IN her, in
consideration that the voyage would not be
complete until her return to New York. and
that no change could take place in the othceFs
until that time.
ceived a note from Messrs. Drake o. Co, con-
signees of the Crescent City, enclosing a copy
sOf one of them from Martin Galiano, the POI
Iittcal Secretary OF. the Captain General. Ihe
SecretarV's note informed them that, IN future.
the order that the ship would not be permitted
10 enter the port, would be enforced, should
Mr.. Smith be on board. To this Capt. DaVen'
port replied: was in hopes this matter was
settled. However, l can assure you that Mr..
Smith will return in the ship, and the conse.
unences, whatever they may be, the Spanish
authorities @ill be responsible for"
There were three English war steamers IN
Havana, and the report was that they were walt
ing 10 see the result of the Crescent City affair,
many stories being in Observation-Disclosures being
fired into, &c.
A teiegrap bic despatch dated Washington, No
vember Esd, states that Capt. DavenPort'S course
is strongly condemned by the Government, and
that he has been removed and ordered TO the Vim.
cennes. now fitting out for a three years cruise
in The Pacific.
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THE JAPANESE EXPEDITION.

For nearly a year past, the Navy Department
has been getting ready Il fleet OF war vessels to
make an expedition to Japan, and endeavoT, if
pos .ible, TO establish commercial relations Wilh
that now sealed Empire. 1t is now announced
that The expedition wllI sail on or about the; I<t
of December, under tue command Of Com. Nj. c.
Perry.-and that it vii consist Of the U. s ship
o ftlle line, Vermont: sc guns, the steam frigale
Mississippi, 3 other: steam frigatcs, the fri$ate
Macedonian, 3 siooPs Of war, and 3 STORE slips.
The effective force is estihmated at 1000 n,en,
and $50 guns. The. steamers are each to mount
~acOuple Of Paixhan shell guns OF large callbre,
and placed on rerulStug troeks 50 10 to sweep
the horizon. These guns are intended 10 be used
for the discharge of aiiells go and 40 pounds
each, and long ASS, making . guns to each
steamer Each slip Is provided with two brass
2ltb. field pieces, 10 be used for shells or canister
shot. =
Among the articles to be taken ont, are 10.
connective and len miles of railroad iron a (ele.
graphic apparatus, Wsnh wire sufficient 10 lead.
from the Emparor's p.sEace to one Of the principal
Inv ms /; an apparatus Tor taking daguerrpotypes;
a magnificent barge far the Emperor, and spine.
fifty bOXes of duinestic goods of sII descriptions
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OUR RAILROAD COMPANIES.

Numerous complaints have been recently made
10 US, as To the amount of injnry and incOnveni-
Pnce under which our people are now laboring,
for The want of sufficient accommodation at the
hands Of our RaiIroSd Companies. The com
plant as to our own Company is, that sufficient
Cars are not furnished to take off one third Of
the wheat and flour which is now accumulating
at the different Depots on the road, whilst prefer
ence is given to the through freight from Win
chester. AT this particular juncture. when al.
most every day brings a change in the price Of
Flour, Pork, and other produce, a want oil Feady
transit must Of course operate greatly to the de.
triment of our farming interest. The chiefmat-
ter of complaint, and which by the way il a most
serious one, as to the Baltimore Road, is that no
Cars are permitted to unload Coal this side Of
Baltimore, and consequently hundreds in this
county whose only reliance fol. fuelat this incle.
ment period of the year, is placed al the mercy
ofthe Baltimore Railroad. II these Companies
are so disposed. we believe bO,h these evils may
be corrected, without detrirnent to their interest,"
whilst they will greatly sutserve the necessities
and wants o! a email, but nevertheless the best
and most profitable community on their route OF
travel. 1t is necessary atrimes, for Corporations
like individuals, to keep an eye TO their interest,
and mt tax too severely the good opinion Of the
people, 10 ennre especially totheir own advantage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

HEaaEr H-I
cssslmstsnee that
9eens e12as ne4t Con9fess
and ats 1s2the rom Maine Ii MAJ
gt comment % several OF the esstsss
speak 9tettias something ~.
two brothers should be in Conn
and one saPient print snpposes IS;S 8
Instance of the kind that has eyS
We could namea dozen s0ch mas
present Congress there are two ,o,SN
rick Stanton rom Tennessee, and Risy
ton from Kentucky. They were mssI
next preceding Congress and in ,SI:..
were Two other brothers, John a F:
York, and James 6. King Of Ns~
Charles Jared lngersoll and his hrHS
now American Minister al LopJo55
gtess together from PhiiadelSAia H.
Henry r. Stofrs of this Stale, and ~
William from Connecticut, were in Il,
together. $50 of Moses H. GrtNnSi y
Yorks and his brother Joseph from -
sets. p. 7. Barbour of Virginia
House while his brother James wac
safe from the same State. No two n.s
more unlike than The brothers Barn..
both possess a good deal of talent
roughly educated, and both attained :,
ciatdistinctiOn. Philip was chosen 81
the national House OF Represen,aIiSes
the time of his death was a iusties -
preme-C Court of the United States.
successfully a member of the two
Congress, Secretary of War, and M
England. Philip was ola metaphv,i.'is
mind-spoke and wrote with lopic9I
and was noted tor his skill in casuisf;I
tineness OF his distinctions. James oS;s
hand, was full Of declamatorv exaS.sS!
spoke loosely, aud lacked compac,pess ~
renee. Duff Green called him the eSIa
barrels. JneEBandolph indicated The ee.Ss.
sOfthe two brothers in his usual epiglamS-
anlitketicai style ito wit: On being 49,
he had heen, he replied, "into the Sens,. ~
geeHas Harbour, and into the House to a :,
Jeems fired at q barn.door and mksed d 9;
fired at a hair and split Il"
Two instances, we reColleci, IN vbi.I Ia
and son met together in Congress. n" IS
Samuel l.. Soulhard, of New jersey, v'. s
Senate while his father was a nemSs. .
House from the same State. Henry NJ 9
one Of the Senators from Wisconsin srJSiT
Augustus Caesar, is a member Of lbe go .
from Iowa. They were IN the fiops" !.
same time as delegates from their rs,porSnoT
r%it0ries. These arc moi very iDDorlaSs.Sie
cenCes, but they serve tolshOw how InlS /.
is TO surprise one in the election of ID. !.
Tiers to the same Congress.
Rochester AEnsS,.
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PRoYIsIoNs.

Awriter in the Philadelphia Ledger attributes
The present high price of some eso Of pro.
vision to the rapid increase Of immigration, and
reasons after this wise
In the last three years the country has receiv.
on the average, one pound Of meat daily, and a
quarter OF Il pound OF butter. Taking the aver
aye weight OF bullocks at 500 pounds, casting the
Fat and otFAl away, it would require an %increas
ed amount Of animal food, equal to four hundred
aud ~tifty.six thousand two hundred and fifty head
Of cattle 10 supply our new gnests, indepepdent
OF the extra quantity necessary tOr The ordinary
increase of population. O! butter it wouldtake
a suEicient number Of COWS 10 yield thirteenm mil
lions OF mounds extra,