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ON the 5fh March, 1852.
~ Persons calling for Letters in this List win
uiPaEf. fhar
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nj EW BO0kS.-Meg's Velpeau's Midwifery,
~ edition, with diitions and illustrations.
The Medical Students Wade Mecum, by Wyn-
denhall, new edition, greatly enlarged AID irn.
proved.
Review of Materia Medics, for the yuse of Stu
dents, by Jno. B Riddle.
Rankings Half Yearly, Abstract from Januar to
Dcecemb.r lS5l-1 vol, svo
No. Il Rankings Half Yearly Abstraction De.
cember 1851.
Maurice Terney. The Soldier of Fortune, by
Charles Lever.
Ravens Cliff, Novel by Mrs Marsh.
The Life and Works CT Ro. BLEns, edited by Ro.
Chambers vols, l2nlo. vol. 1clo.
Received and for sale by
fe 25 A. MORRIS
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4 E0MATIC sHCIEDAH fCHNAPPs.

Il This article is prepared from. ne best Barley
mat can be selected in Europe, and the essence of
al aromatic Italian berry Of acknowledged and ex-
tcaora--ary medicinal properties land it has long
s-nee acquired high reputation in Gravel, Gout
and Rheumatism, in distractions of the Bladder
Z Drofsy, and Toiic, it will be found highly
~setui, Sold whoerale and retail, By
R. r. DUVAL,
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TIE WEEKLY DISPATCH

:, .ut isbed every Friday morning, and mailed
Ftrnxs po.IAa A YKAx. TO CLUES, for IS six CO.
las: tar $40 thirteen copies: for SIS twenty CO.
les. fer $50 twenty copies.
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COTTON YARNS AND LEADING
u LINES, for sale by
3 NH 3 FRY a McCANDLfSH
DORTO RICO MOLAssEs.-I0 hhds for
NH DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
CAFETY FUSE.-Warrantad 1t best qualitys
- constantly for sale by
NH g. DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co.
VNIiE WORLD HERE AND THERE
i By NASH WoODHOuSE, Eagle Square
Miss Sexell's Journal OF Summer Tour, for the
Children Of a Village School. PaTt1. Pspsr--2s
eents
DR. Latham,s Hand Book Of the Epsiish Laa-
guage. l vol, l2mo-el g. -
Margaret Cecil Or Can because =. ossht. g g
Cousin Kate. I2mo paper 30 cents, cloth ~ cent.
Nicaragua Its People. Anst1viueA Acr oy
squier, numerous maps and inuafsasions. sess
s's adIss's abridged f;ernan spd Essl,:a ssd Ess-
llsh and German Dctipnsfy, 12mo- ~ e;
Women If chrisdaAify --cxerrrfs!y ter ,s.y 9seey
snd charisy. 81 Julia ksvsrsgh isz1e e'0s'--
2 Tsmsie.on. esa Engineer Meehssiss ssa w. be-
wrishts' Coppaaien. ediisd hy = ~ Aaans A~''S
price q; 81. q ...,.. i s. aahs
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CHILBKEN,S GAITERS Ana B00TS;-

- Just received large and beautiful assortment
o. Children s!Ga;iers tnd Boots, among which may
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HEAD QUAKTkKs FOR FASHION

h l. ABLE CLOTHING-The subscriber mas now
L storea complete assortment of Fall and VIM
ter Ready Made Clothing embracing every
e-..ce Of Gentemen's wear lis stock is com
Pr4ed Of the very latest and most approved styles,
t-ch as Lanartiue Over Sacks, Kossuth Goats,
T--n Coats.
Body Sacks, Getaways, Dress and Frock Goats.
FESTS-Plain and fancy 5 ilk, rich embroidered
Cassjmeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Caesineres and Merinos.
PANTS-Au shades, colors, and qualities.
herino Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Tiez, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
A.s0. direct from the mandatory, large as
tor.rent Of Cloths, Cess!meres, Silks, Satins,
ga-ty Festings, something really rich and racy; /;
and, in fact every article in my lac of business
al c. which | am prepared TO nseke to measure
81 tRa shortest notice, and in the latest and most
lsfGc-aDe styles. E b. SPENCE,
q kfnir or-I( .-ntrr.
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MECHANICS, MON ASS ~ IA
lx4 TIQN.-CASH AND GIra ID !. A.I,ISI, q 4. n

Inose drawing tor the first weeks sickness,
sickness
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pEMocRATIc MEETING IN WHEELING.

In pursuance Of the call made In tho Wheeling Ar",s
there was respectable number Of the Democracy convenet
nj the City Hall the evening Of Friday March IL; ht
meeting vas organized by calling Mehae! Riley Esq., tc
the Chair and p L. Kimberly as Secretary.
Mr. s. Clemens and stated tho object of tho meet
Inc and made motion that the chair appoint Committee
OF five draft Resolutions expressive Of the sense OF ht
meeting The motion being carried the chair appointed h
following gentlemen David Greer, Robert Marshall, G.
Crann,er 4. }. Pannell. Geo. w. Elcrcs
Upon the Committee retiring, tho nudcnce called upon NJ
S Clemens who responded In few om,rks, when tho Com
ml,,ea returned and through Mr. Crannc reported the fol
lowing resolutioEs
Resolved That this meeting approves OF the Democratic
State Convention be held in the city Of Richmond on TIT
2ih of this month
That Jefferson IT Martin Of Marshall Mcs,rs. kidwc ant
Arnctt of Marion, " Donald md Arnett OF Mcnoneala
and George Clutter the city Of Richmond be appointed
10 rcnraeent this county in sai Convention
That said Delegates he instructed 10 vote Tor Shrrdrd Gle
mems Of this city, as Presidential E!cc,o for This Congres
sinnsl District. .
That the President appoint five delegates to attend Jnii
cia pis,rc. Convention for the selection Of candidate 10
Judge shnu! such convention be held.
That tie delegates tn said Convention be Instructed II
vote for the Hon. Thompson the choice of this coun
~ for Judge believing him TO possess the highest qalca
tions for That office.
Tie chair appointed Mess's Clemens, G l. Cran'nHr
panne w Eierics and Jas. Bn!Ser said delegates.
MICHAEL RILEY, Pren't.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prBLlslIED DAILY AND SEMl.WkEk IN
,r WILLIAM F. s. THOMAS hlfCiaA'
TE Il NJ S.

.rYLs
Daily Psper dollars per annum and IL For tho Semi
Ttnkcu for shorter period than one !e r ak moath
nsr anru and three dollars ' IT, nail post put
We; -; ,iranee 10 B. paid in the Office, or renn
* dollars annun 81 the END o m:ted per mall in good Sns
Bank notes the risk OF the OF single scarce
sing paid by the crifsrs h The accumulation OF
. . sytenrive business. whieh, ne slsiD iDVERTISING
* THE DAILY ESaREEFO rsS ss en- ses
rion hiy ecn ..k twice week three times week. 'nty
r.n aud half cents 6v dollars for thirty nes il
Annuai q" :r Of engt-eScep "'t
foo one.s whoar charged odolars (paper'euuec.
IWEEklY-For nes or less, nrst nscro
- -. - for each continuance ao cents. ~,
= ,r f- bs accompanied with the aafaho' 20!
ofce's - -efereneoa. insure execution ,,. -
I @ and Of Tsspse exceeding ns az
IN G5f:are< and nurrtGg from the country G
y Sans writing unknown 10 US, mus! be authenca =. w.
p! ~ he Pss,mas the nerhborhood or they wan !. ~
nnbsbe Every measure, that has been taken 70 ,
c and uuizzcs has proved heretofore una
rs;s in such upon the cornmnnlGalasr eIns
:. n, ne oi the Postmaster eTiffen on ihe oaeE ~ '
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LATER FROM BUENOS a YRES.

defeat AND FLIGHT or RosAs.-Rio papers Of tho 10Th
et announce defeat Of Rosas by the allied forces Of
Brsz and the revoted provinces OF the confederation
Uquza had taken up hls quarters at Pasrmo the country
seat OF Rosas.
TIE combat wsa bloody, resulting in loss, on both
sides OF 1000 lives Tho date and place Of the battle are
not given
sh steamer.
Tho news reached Rio just the for Psnamou
CO. which brought this intelligence, left that port.
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Tt The Editor: Of the Enquirer.

NAEHISGToS, MARCH II, lSo-.
Goutemcn seldom write Of public men measures,
owing the fact TIM! much press I'D for tine. me-
chanc who attends puncuay TO his duties has Iot much
leisure for other mutIcrs But Presieniia cleo
on In which qucsans OF great moet are involved,
II 10 regarded entirely ou Of place that the voice
OF the mechanic should be heard.
Among the muny prominent men OF the Democratic party,
It hard make selection nreerenee and yet
shat preference selection must be expressed.
Cen Lewis Cass has stood prominently before his coun
trynltn fer of century. lie has served Ills conn
try and his party Indeed his reputation is 50 well estab.
shcd his election The Presidency would scarcely
add new aurcls 10 his we'll learned renown.
Bucanan-the talented The fearless, and the bold Buch-
anan-haa occupied high posts Of honor in the Repnbc-
Buchanan is deservedly popular In the South hhehc ne
receive the nomination OF the Baltimore Convention or not
his namu and fame will ever be cherished BY his country
the ~h marked h5cy Ihe people "i lsSiS 1
rotisn His name ndissnaby connected with the lso.
nv Of noweul State. But his patriotism is Of that cxpan-
siyo order which ccumscrbsd by geographical limits
Since no became Senator of the United States he has not
failed defend The interests of all secons OF our ~deyex-
tended confederacy
prrhaps 10 country in the world when take Into con-
alteration The beyy Of its history present greater
array Of political talent than the United Statcs urn ON,
oves East West North, or South find mon who would
reflect honor on their country when tepaied to the
highest position Of and power In la paat ages ol te
world men OF great talent and Of Immortal reno~n have aP
peued on tho stage OF acion but in countries they
hnye been few and between. Tho American people are
not troubled find snge man on whom 10 confer ec
highest hono,s Of the Republic; but Tho question ws e
is who of ali this galaxy, shall be singled ont as rae sucns
star Of he Republic, in her pathway to unoxaHpea prosper
i,y and unparalleled glory1
Stephen A. Douglas Of Illinois, who onl ie" 5eas '
unknown to wealth aud fame mas risen with great "a
pdiy in tho estimation Of his scmna'ing h @ m
ZeaIousy steadily ard inesctaaily no won hls way "
d.;nrtion Ocrunvns very prominent place 10 the coun'
c Of his connry has only nr high public .xPecta,
lion but hos far rarsccnded tho most sangunc hopes oi
hi. ;mmeo,a constituents Discussing every public qnes'
on wib great bcdncss and with mastery ability ne has
nal ry commanded the respect of the Senate OF the United
ynlnc Of his services Bold straight forward. and without
looking popularity he has for himself reputation
which is spread the Republic The people love
S,ephen A. Douglas. And should tho B1ltimnre CunVen-
tlon maize him the standard bearer Of the Democratic party
in the coming Presidential contest no doubt that that stan
dad will float in triumph from the high battemcnis ol .h9
Cons,itu,;on of the country Yours truly b.
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TIL, CLAY MEDAL,

The liberal offer OF Mr.. Butler 10 furnish another Clay
medal his expense In place cf the one recently lost
has declined by the committee OF
gentlemen who presented having ordered another 10 be
struck every respect similar and equal 10 the last one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

Mcssrs E,ors-Whout wishing to disparage the claims
OF other distinguished gentlemen the writer would orey
discuss the merits of the Hon. THOMAS H. BAYLY In con-
uection with the Vce Presidency To do this it is well TO
premise BY the rapid biography of Gen. b., SO fer as
his public life is concerned. Flo entered the Legs'
a,ure AT tim ca-lics age allowed by the Constitution
There his influence and weight Of character, his talents
s ready ablc dcbate and his Ruavy OF manner pacea
him in the OF the master minds with which ne came
contact Among other Subjects the memorable victory no
achieved that adrCit denngoguc Seward Gen Sco1
godfather in tho slavery question between New ok ano
Virginia, would alone have sutced 10 engaTc ME hae
among the benefaclors OF mankind The Legislature was
duly grateful for his valuable ecIvices for without
of party although no firm and decided Democrat nus
copees adorned the young and noble eoic hero with he
nina He had previously dccked with the lesser honor
Of Brcadier Generals commission His wisdom, learn
ing integrity and industry the bench soon onceaFco nm
to his district and ho thence sent TO tho House OF he
resen,aiYes his present post 1t required bur sho,' e
riod for the leading Of the day to find in Judge b. e
rising statesman, the firm and devoted patriot the naH
with pant intellect. His saund sense inaturet and in-
mate acquaintance with the machinery of Government ek
eeen Judgment and ndefaRabe industry added to hcse
soon won for him the personal regard OF the mos IL
iw.,r,ops saces In tho annals OF modern American History
Go he enoyed early day. tho confidence and "aIies'
regard of Calhoun Polk Cass and others in common wi,
,he hphes admiration of the whole country for his nct
- hs welfare nf tile Republic No Of his age has con-
,ributed more "a,eria mid" than Gcn b. to !he ere,
and support OF the cardinal Republican principles now
coeni5ed as tho basis of tina union namely popular oa
,nce between the States and tho Federal Government
tariff an independent Treasury, and nonlncrSeh-
ilon In the afars of foreign countries.
AS ripe scholar and statesman, tflumphany oeleh'1s
and yndcating these great landmarks Of Democracy the
ushed Chairman conseculivcy OF the most lmpo
I commit,ees of the House; unsusd r his purify OF
character and emineny conservative the patriotism thel
scars above sectional passion and partzan prejudice as
cobnnp nil these high excecncics OF character and Of
mind and hoa Judge Rayly would reect honor upon Inc
Vice Presidency of The United States Judge B. Is no. %
meteor Of day coruscang in noon-de spendsor aaI
in the largest Of the terms profound
careful wssh sS, gsedd sds Il scpn
I'D oo,njon he nnalyzos we'll and mnutey every matter
Brought under his notice. and then cautiously ,ting tho
erai om the cha the truth from the faehood ne never
III, mind once sszes upon is to receive an accurate IN
yeseaca before is laid asd for his unlrng energy IN
ndlng the of labyrinth however Sen
III 10 n,uasIss arc unrayel!sd and made plain to the SIM
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nNsnccEs sFuL ATTEMpr AT FORGERY.

FoRr PLAIN, March p IA attempt was made to swim
die Cherry Valley Bank. letter, enclosing mole tuI'
portinp 10 be by well known citizen Of Springfield,
was received by cashier with request that he would dis
count nd remit proceeds BY mail Suspecing trick,
the cashier the postmaster at fo: Fian. whhet
The letter was 10 mailed detain the person who should
call for IT, IL ascertained however, On The arrival OF the
mail that The had been absraced and Of course there
caller Iort Suspicion rests upon vary respccaols
citizen, who 10 at present cut OF the way.
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JOHN NJ, LATHAM,
4 ~, kr1 - - nv

WASHINGTON CRY, D. c.
TasAcCES nhe Of the District Of Columbia
Ay pertinent to his profession which may be sn'ru'
o will nee; with prompt attention. He refers to
Mossr. SsLpES !TITnERs d Co.,
Gea JSa. ". McCALLA, I iNasnlnetoh,p ~. -
1aMRB j. MILLER. Esq,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

The Chares.own Va) Spirit of Jefferson raises the flag
Of Judge Douglas for President and Of Ex-Governor Floyd
for Vice President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26

We are glad to see the Senate of Pennsylvania after
considerable debate and much excitement has passed bill
repeating 80 much OF the "Obsucton Law, forbds tho
Of State prisons for the purpose of delaning fugitive
slaves. This Is the famous bill which passed by the
Legislature last year. and which Gov. Johnston put in his
nockc, refusing 10 give il his signature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-26
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Secretary
HEAVY BANK ROBBIE

HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.
AUGUSTA GA 19-The Central hai ho,n eoe oa
Of h. place was entered yesterday and robbed OF
No clue 10 the perpetrators Of The robbery has a yet ben
discovered.
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PL KIMBERLY Secretary.
DEyOCRATIC MEETING IN FLUVANNA.


A, meeting Of the Democratic party Of The county o
Fuvann held at the Court House on Monday the 22a Dag
OF March, 1852:
On motion, Col Drury W. K. Bow!es was called TO the
chair, and Abner w. Strange appointed Secretary
On motion-Rcsoyed, That cordially approve OF the
Convention 10 DC held in Richmond the 24lh instant.
Resolved Thn, the Chairman appoint thirty delegates ia
represcnt this county In TIM: Convention
Whceupon the chair appointed tho following as delegates
10 said Convention:
Hillary Clcgg Major Rob, Thrift, Dr. Ro5t Currn, 4
Richardson Henry W Basket, Stephen Hughes, John
Adams Dr. Ruht Nelson Monilla Clark Jno Il Burgess.
Garland Farrnr Thos Csrke, VIM G Clarke, DT Geo I
Holman, S!las Jones. VIM James Thomas, pf \ ell p
Cav Anstin Seay Thos Bashaw, Jetf Noel George
Taylor, John Sam Bowlss, Ben tlanagan, Jag "nte
Col Ben Hudsn, Dr. Thos Wills, VIM Gay VIM Noe'
Vim G Haden. -
Aernatsu-W Leako, " r Richie, Jno II Danis, "
NJ Amber.
Or nuion tho Chairman aud Secretary were added 10 h
st Of delegates.
On moton-Resored That these proceedings DO forward
ed to tho Richmond Enquirer ard Richmond Examiner 10
publication. u. W. h. boh Lco Ch lie
~ ". STRANGE, Sec'y.
aDEMocRATIc MEETING IN CHARLES CITY:
Citv held at the Court House Thursday the 18th inst
on motion Edmund Waddil called 10 the chair, ant
Dr. Edmund Christian appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being TO send delegates 10 tn
State Convention, IL was, on motion,
Resolved Tha, the following named gentlemen be appoint
ed:
James Roane, J W Bradley. Or Paindeyter Or Cren
shaw, A Se!den, L H Bradley, Joseph Folses, = !
Fokes and Saal. Waddll.
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be sen
the Editors of The Richmond Enquirer for
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were added 70 h
EDMUND WADDILL, Chairman.
EpAuSp CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
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NEW YORK. mARKETs-MAReH "a.
e 40 os 5000 bills good Southern -four al "a 81
5o Wheat is declining Sales Of yellow corn q. % CTS.
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OF jose ph r. Ruys;er, deceased.
u..b b. he; Agent. ISAAC =. TlNSlEN

Lady io several yelts engaged IN teaching and ior two
pursu. Office in Of the Oldest Virginia
m % Jane River meet with similar engagement
.n!v Virginia. She viii give thor ,u instruction IN
br,ncses forming complete Eenssh education, with
v.e rfench Dawins-conpng instruction. IN pencil and
SrsIIrr and Painting coors For further par.
80 4 re: :crr:ces please address f. e. H., OF Matthew
p,ry Hardin: Esq 90 Wall Street, New York
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, MAaea -. r. coo
Sales Of 600 bbs Howard Street Flour o. W. 'n1 CIV
hhls CITY Siills at a. Grain is steady
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PASSAGE OF TIE MAINELAw.

The Maine has passed the Minnesota Legislature, With
proyiso for submitting II direct vote of the people,
Tho vote throughout the territory TO DC taken on the lEst
Monday in April
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DOI.LAVS
EsASsW the Belmont November last, Negro
rs VIRGINIA. She is about
o below msluu satue of dark ginger bread color
mouth considerable srace between tic upper ont seoh
,rt Gct- good looking ncl:rcn! Negro will The
sscvs twenty dollars o her apprehension and delivery
ne c.us the county OF King William OF fifteen dol
m ,as-n IL County and Delivered 10 the subscriber
WM. NJ TURNER, Guardian ;cr Virginia CroAten
- :.
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.n,n.A, nnn1rnt I. IM rcunr ~. ga L. .h

| AMERICAN TROUBLE IN EGYPr.-We find 10 the
Aeemcne Zeung under date OF 2lst February from Alex.
anda in Egypt, statement that the American Consul
General acauley had pulled down his flag on uccoun. OF
delay of Justice upon the part OF the Director OF For
eign Affairs The Minister Of War being asked II the uni
ted States had any vc:ses Of war; replied that he beeV-
cd they had but they would hardly venture 80 Tor as
|
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i:1O GIiH .JMISISTRATOR, and al Others concerned
The ssle Nathan - Tesv, Gee Gate OF LOUISA county,
:. Te no;ice the 4th - Arl 1852 the guardian.
y me Court T"di county kv for tbs au Nathan O. Tai
children who now iricS with me IN Kentucky shall
t Circ~i Cuu Louisa - suihorizs me- ns their guar
recover All! receive all more 7er.ona property.
sh n belong said wards. and the GccrGlns rents o; their
rs. estate ard remove the same to Kentucky.
iuGrs. respectfully, WM COLE
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,


THE exercises this suaed within miles Of the
female Cnlcesie Institute he road leading from New
Buckingham II will be resumed the 18th Of Janu
uy lS52, terminate the 3' November following:
The Instruction embraces the ordinary English branches
Latin, ard the Grsi branches OF Mathematics
subcriJe au u the patronage heretofore extended
m respectfully suiicits continuance Of tho same and pledge
that p.in7 will be spared in the moral and mental cul.u
Of in2ss entrusted 10 hi-
TERMs-Fu Board anI Tuition per session of months siO
Address JOHN T. CLAIBORNE,
Dec G;-cif Gravel Hi! Post Office.
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In regard the abuses alleged have been praciced by
those engaged in The construction of the MONUMENT. the
committee report thar numerous witnesses were exanined
and the widest range allowed in tie investigation; but no
thing found in tic vounous mass OF testimony taken
10 subsanilate her nf The csrges preferred or TO esab
lish the existence Of any abuse.
Mr. SEoAa moved that the epor, be laid upon the table
and printed
Mr. RoyiSsoH announced his inenon of examining the
evidence d.: and moved that tho documents accompanying
the report be also printed.
Mr SEoAR accepted the amendment and modified the
motion was agreed to.
vlRGISIA CENTRAL ROAD
On motion OF Mr. RivEs OF Alaemnrlc, it
Resolved That the committee Of Roads &c. enquire into
the expedency Of authorizing increase Of the copta
stock Of the Virginia Central Rail Road for the purpose of
eayng their track with heavier metal and completing the
requisite dcPos as far as the tu"n Of Staunton.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr. BCTLER-OfJ b. S"u.lI, Stafford r. Parker,
ond Others for an appropriation from the Treasury for ths
satisfaction OF military land bounty warrants held by
,hem
corSry ORGANIZATIONS.
The House resumed tie consideration of the bill providing
the election qualification &C., OF justices ot hs peace
sheris, and otter county officers.
After the adoption Of sundry verbal amcadmen:s mr. BAR
offered an amendment empowering the Governor 10
appoint the commissioners supernlend the rst election
of Justices, &c. instead OF the County Courts provided
Tor in the bill.
After considerable discussion proposed amendment
was Observation-Disclosures,
On motion of Mr.. JACKSON of P and R., the House ad-
Iourned until tomorrow al O'Clock.
-sep-
MAROCHETTIS STATUE OF WASHINGTON
Letters from England say that the equestrian statue Of
Washington, by Msrochetu Is magnificent work, and will
add the reputation Of the artist whose Richard Cur de-
Lion in Tho Crystal Palace attracted SO much attention.
The statue of Washington will be exhibited In the Cryste
Palace to be erected at New York.
---<sSs----
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MANNER RETIRE AT.

THE subscriber has opened public House nine tes from lsch
no5d re Fredericksburg Rail Road whefo ne prepare
.e His house very roony and In hot weather. no cooe
this side OF The mountains The cars pass INT
hog u zines day, and those who wish 10 come In their owl
ecayants are informed ~ the Mountain Read about Two mile
lr ne yellow Tavern" 49,.
Ta.c TWO poGd mile om the House, 10 which Their
so aanr and gentlemen ishng good days sport had bette
Those f1nd Of cunning informed that there is aiway
about Walkcron and s Of and here do nctooJect
rrraas soM il.
Eel Norss ri, old friends will visit hin, at his nc@ homo ana N
them they shall rate get good country dinner s
"a DrN.
N.:rh ls-e., TuOS WHEELE1