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pRICES FOR .lDTERTISLN'G
XXXI CONGRESS- Session.
WAsHlNGro~, Wednesday, Feb. ~3
sen ATE.


W.sutSGTor. Wednesday. Feb SO
sr\ ,rr
..,,.;.,oo ,.,,o;o,od
MIR. Hunter from ,"c co "''"''o "PPu'" P'..,., ~
20 wait on tnG r'e1'oG"' rIc,'' 49,, ''I' "s;ap ~
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| iic, was adoptcd-ycus 81, nays Is.
/ Mr.. Borland from the Committee on Militia
/ ry Affairs, moved to amend the bill by aiding
"n tlet'to aou'.'"h II Scc'r"S' 9!oo'
WV rs 'cc"'' l't",o ,oI t19 u'Scu'cry On oi 'ie i
INV ] ]u,'u',,9 i"' ui', VI
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,, ." ',' .J "''u j'' o'"'' pa'''''' ooP'0"
| Az nnn"l;.s ,noyod =, ouo,do,on, rro.
vid,ng for The coust1r.,,on Of wnron roId
from ,he Mississpp to C,llornla aud Oregon.
Agreed o-yeas %, nays -.
"ir' DaWsnh il'"Ffl al "",eHu'Heht, aPpfo-
pna'lhg Slo'uUU lor tie purchase q 'he b'""
LlcH SpFIH4' t'f 'Ec western Military ASy-
luu'' Agreed 10.
~, = ne p''' was 'h3h rPPor'e" 10 tle Sch1l''
Il" amendment were gener'IIy cohc"Ifed
'n' except those concerning th' SuPerlnten-
dehce OF me Amor 8 ana the bae Lick
HPrn% Mliltary ASyInm
Mc9''S' DAVIS ana 0'le'uS eoc" proposed
"'ne"u"lG"'' 10 t'e Nr'"o'y prov 'Sion' upon
W"cn l""g ueoa'e eh'ueu, Pgnulh9 winch
we Ho!i1'e auJouruPu'
HOUSE.
In the House the Speaker laid before the
members Il letter from Mr.. edward Stanly,
member Of the BODY, replying to reflections
upon INN contained in certain chlrges from
Commodore Ap Cate>bv Jones 20 Il private
claim heretofore referred to the Committee ON
Naval AitlTS, ana ordered to be printed. Mr.
jones accused Mr.. StaLIy OF belnE extremely
lnimlcal to hlm. which he, Mr.. S. DENIED.
Mir. Stany's letter was lald on the table ana
ordered to be printed.
The House then went INTO Committee on
lhe Naval appropriation DlIL
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Feb. %.
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ave APP'"'' 'I"' o'.' WIN
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:" .I''',',o ,.",. l,T
10 W", ,InV "P ,n ,n.2 yI 'I H. Desired some ,oo
3. ''o' ~ ''''' 'N'7 '''''-
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been their beneiHctor, and through ms AID tney
had received their support. In conclusion, he
challenges the most rigid scrutiny into this and
every other act of his, and all he asks is a full
investigation before judgment is pronounced.
Several other papers were read in conlirma-
ton OF the above statement.
Mr.. Stanly withdrew his question Of privi-
legc, believing the House had done an act of
justice to Secretary Stuart, By having the pa
pcrs read.
There being no objection, the simple fact
that the papers were read was ordered to be
entered on the journal.
Mr.. Williams said, as an act of Justice to
young Collins, that the boy had called upon
him and informed him that inc was receiving but
500 per annum, and further that he was dis
chtrglng the full duties Of the office No; re-
lying on the stltGmcnt Of Collins, clerk, at
his instance, Gsccrtained such 10 be the fact.
Tlere Is no mistake about the buv being 10
years old at the time be vas appointed, but
wdcn Col GrLtry called at the office to en-
Gui'e into the mlttcr the boy was Ii.
The House went into Committee on the Ma
w appropriation bill
Various amendments were proposed, and n
few of an unlruportant Character, were adopted.
The Committee rose and reported the bill to
the House.
~ ga, F''''"' ''i t'' ''o"S' ,"J'''''' =
lu'n' r''rc' NSl'ed 'ne ilGuSe Ior a snort
"'"c, was qu'cN'y SurTouhueu' ana retITeu
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S. 1853.
c,,>,,r,,
.ou.,n.;o, on.' ,',''.. - r'' .,;..t.p
'''''"''o" was ''SScu refu 'sti''e '''c rus
'"en' to con'I'oI't''e copies OF AT toIfesPon'
n'uo' ott" wee" our government all" "Pi''' Oh
NuU'" ,T "IH"''
luz ON tN'0"u'"9 ''9 PFe'e'l' l',''n' 20 un-
su'Ncycu ''"uS' w. was amended 50 is /" OK
ven 'Ic "a" over a'tIh''e sections on al ncS
q h'""'yS 10 ""c" anus nave oee!' granted,
ah1 '"en 'S'eu;
ne nNLl ana D'P'ona'c OH! vas taken up
=, M'' " oH,F reported PACK from tle census
'o"h'"'l'ee h'' hchheoy 'eIter, aSNlhs an III
|1''S'''ol mo '"e cnHr@'S Oro"9" against
man. 'Hc Ic,t'r "N'"5 oech reiefiel TO l1't
Committee ny lhI't'Ne' Mr' w. said ne was
pfeP"ed 10 suo''ant'l'e 'he ch'rge' mae oy
nan a5'i"'I Mr' NPh'edy: II the Se"'tc 81"
Il, 10 go lnIo eN''hI't'Ioh'
MI il'hIer moved 10 a'nehu 'hH plI ao-
H''l%IhS the 9ecrr'lFy o' t2e reA'uiy 10 re-
Inhd to the IegIi cIa'I!tLt9 Tor duties pui on
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Five years rolled away. \ new lie lad
been opened TO Ilatiy. She had grown into a
- !rs"s'D' w'na". IlA- step va .l' a
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Several private bill, were pissed
Mr. bradbury introduced btilto establish a
Court 10 Investigate claims against the United
States. Referred.
The House bill cy'endng the patent to Il
Thre,hng machine Gt More & llnscaiI, was
taken up and discussed and finally Committed
to the Patent Committee.
The Army appropriation bill vas taken up
and debated.
( The question pending was on Mr. Walkers
amendment, providing for survey aud loca-
ton Of a railroad to the Pacific, sc.
/ Mr.. Cass expressed himself highly favorable
to the proposition, but doubted the proprety Of
tins amendment.
Mr. Douglass supported the amendment,
Mr.. Gwln thought the Senator from Wlscon.
sic ought to Withdraw his amendment and
give 40 the contest fora r''road 10 the Pacific
Aite, some further debate, Mr.. Walkers
am~,L~f.t for = survey and exploration ofi.,
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Ire nsne oi usiss ID
payment Of the sutsenpnon be in advance. t
Distant subscribers may money by letter pslAss
which will be paid BY by ourselves
usnsu,snon.
The COUNTRY PAPER published during ths sss-
sions Of Congress, and scmiweotiy dsIas
Subscriptions period ess than year bs received a
Terms psoportioned 0 the above annual
0 POsTMASTERs authorized agent. and bv
scadng DAILY subscrbers with $50 RVS
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with $23 ensiosed WEEKLY
Subscribers, with 40 enclosed will bc emitted 10 copy
edition they furnish US subscribers for, gratis.
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UuE holders following debt
etats OF Virginia, reAesmabe 9Th day March es
and penod escesAns fifteen years,
.o, snkanx
ae Of general assembly Of viynia passed ts 9h day
March 1885, psoceed Of March, 1885,
des tbs ssA treasury OF
ss.sid The required said
Ar, Of March,
sudso; and whether surrendered the nteresi
cease on that day:
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Owvs<sAL.
Tssss.sy psssss.sss. bss~.4s*s Z. s~s
rs. s~. as.ana w. me s@s~s ~~suss ~
s~ss, Js sa ~ A~s~ i~ss ss rssss~~s -
s.sas Ussss< ssts~t*s s~ Ss~ss,
asal - os.ssvss sASs~a
wss, lAe ssp.
MADE ~ treasury.
cas- may l. Asfs@s q ssss~~s~s.
M, pssasss ss,s fs~ a 70
ssnpuos 10 la Jsssssyl a~p ssn - rs's
To saxa N opSosssiy ssss VI
said Is, January - ssaasa ~ =. ssssa". -. -
Secretary II shs Tssss~sY
soTlcg.
a9 TRsAssss DxsAsrsssr, Ju,y ~, aasa.
No,ics Is hereby sv-a
tho United
ls47 y o D~cehe ies1,
authorised by of Jis March, s<S, ssA v~dss~ssv 3h
between hereof ssA ss M Dscs@sss
avs moos VI dass " she ssosAs
the manner and The hereinafter mssuoasA
any coataScns compctuon within hs slated
ptslsssscs win h. gives
ay oscd- Tbs csAcaes day sssssa uass<
sussss us this department upoa ~cssp
whereof pics will b paid compounded Of The following pssseu
i. The par value spccinsd eesnnesss
=. A premium on said tweniy ans per cent
lnsFsst ts Of the certificate the M of Juy eas
of seceipt aud sstalsmsss treasury,
(of the reach The owne Of days
diou.
Payment dras the Treasurer Of
States the Bosos New York
Philadelphia, - the parties may indicate.
JAMES 0UTHRiE,
SECRETARY Of the Treasury.
TRsAsrRr DEPARTMENT, Aug. ~, lsss
hereby given holders per s,ocks
authorized of Ap Is 1884,
e02 the holders Of tho
Authorised by the Of July 1885,
vombsy 1855, that this department prepared puchas
hereof and the
millions Of said stock, on
haxau nneru o.ui,.
In contingent competition, within the
prefcnce win be given order which
kind be offered The cerncae duly Asssnsd the
Saes department upon the rs
cc whereof will BE- raid compounded of the following
ucuaSs:
ist par specified in each cetincstc.
premium Is per tho sockSof ls4a sedseaasb
1852 premam (as the bs) ofsx cssL
stocks Of l546 rsdcsmaSas In 1885,
par the certificate from July
receipt treasury
the money reach the of days
dlon krse ftn
Payment sAid will b
United Siates the assistant Boston New
Philadelphia - the parties may direct.
@ 3h JAMES GUTHRIE,
Dee l-dtstJan eecresary Of uss Treasury.
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IRON DRDyrEA Ds I-Comsock, Bromley 4 CO., mans
Metxvs sases No 1 Leonard New York.
~sss oas1ny Oonoo and folding plain
s,esds n al ksds Hcssa, hs~s pvsocs family
ehAs1s bedssads always hand Also,
sftv~a furhstuv, sprng beds,
Thsss sed.tA~ superior point
hesseenA esA Tbey vemn,
AsAhse pastabe
be Addressed 10
CoMsTocH, BROMLEY, 4 co,
No. IS Leonard St., New York.
sent wherever requested.
Nov 1-d5A
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Cellsetors Omce, Hsvsmber = Hasa
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Node. is hsreSv
AZ uven Ill who Indebted .r
ss ~ sss ~ M ls1 descpc~
me A0s - pn1 befvs en-
.s" vsn - NJ 4uy of the undersigned
"sdvsrussasns sale of the property, according law.
S~s-~swS r. !. ROCHE Collector.
"~ssUseSwn Is~AAss SsS~s~s~v, S~s~W~sewn, -. q.
s6.ee.d 'wc the awy Terms fr boarding papi. Sa~ o.,
ssso~ of 10 woeshs, psyshs~ hsBf yearly
rresck, mnstc. asd drawing, Ac-,
Day Yaeah fcm es " 80 psr quarter. in advArce.
csnssguss cas- - he'd o. app'scssscn principal
h.-s WILLIAM ,. CLARK,
VuS-Shla]as Principal.
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no. JoaMsToH Auditor Psb'ie Account Tbs commi'.soc
\. II. PARkER, Register. OF the sink
GRO W. MUNtoRD, ssc'y comnoawssl,h. } iss fund.
NorrThoss hodsr Of ee6ca,ss who desire redeem by
beyond the limits u the United
kAowsAos hs Sfs~e ntster
coss.l VICE Cessa o csmmevcta' asan,
coaauy hsss oacsr Of Of country
chsef of corporsion
therein. nrsssdns used States the
s es - ~ psace nssay pahic ecnsorer of assds
appointed by governor Of Virginia,
The ees39esss ~ delivered.
nrcsnoss, vvrsts, Novsmbss 70, 1889.
Dee I-1tlaanos a
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year, or 10 any which may be applied TO the public
debt during The year.
The public debt the st of july 1884, was as follows
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The paid for redemption OF the public debt during
The nscA year ending June 80, 1853. and the premium,
Nc., were as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15
For The Enquirer.
FOT IN
DEATH IN TEXAS.


Ii was but few days ago TIT the "UniOn" announced
the appoinlmen of Richard F. Parker surveyor OF La
Vaca in Texas His appointment bears dale the 2sh OF DC
luber. Yet, however Imam PROPOSES, God dspuses ~
urieves US sny that he ID now placed beyond all earthly
honors for brealhcd his last The lTh Of October IN
the 26h year of his age
This Young vrginan the of John A. Parker, Esq ,
uhe biaan OF The House OF and The pride
his family has fallen victim that dreadful scourse
the yellow fever and 10 that hifh Of duty which he
always exhibited towards his ends On the Goth Of Sep
ember he his last letter 10 his family lie was Then
well. Tho yellow lever was raging around him, and ne
wrote IL leave my enis who need my care. NJ
duty will discharge and put my trust in God" lew
DAYS after he was ILL., and the tn October his pure
spirit (as we hopel transferred TO Heaven His last
message his ell ced parents was, "rell them die
Christian performed my duty in this world and my
only pain Is that which my death will cause them :"
Words can scarcely do justice TO the merits OF lhs adm
liable man. From his very infancy vi.Iue hs constant
companion II never knew him (says one who knew him
WE'LL in single in The least degree To BE- guilty o..
any improper sct His principles and his habits
elevated that every pelon who knew him loved him md
respected him. bright example he to the young men
OF the country Both young and old vie4 Ia their offers 10
him." His dea,h.bed, indeed, brought melancholy
but grateful proof OF this generous feeling Stranger tand3
assisted smoothing 1t down. Stranger hands contributed
to administer every soaoe OF which his ease suscep-
be Aad among the who watched over him. gray
headed gentleman Of wealth and OF ease who sat by his bed
side thirteen nights oDg-an act which credable TO
the dying as TO Tho living.
How touch upon The Affections of his niec,iona
amy2 Ii has been i1ng since of his beloved chill
den taken from Mr. Parker and now another fol-
lowed TO the tomb May gracous Providence temper The
already oyeoWing It but the other day that Ars.
Parker lost her only aunt and te last and only remaining
son has been n California for years and has been heard
from for nearly FIVE months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

II will he observed that The Stockholders oil 'ne''
meeting directed their board to apply TO tho o
loan of 81 800 OOO Though hls will increase Inc
ch,roo ON the revenues of The Company for interest," yc
when this sum has expended their road VIII nave oeeh
completed to Covnglon, where IL will connect WIN e
S,ue work reaching the Ohio River II this amount
wero obtained in the form STOCK the dividends To when
would be entitled might and probably will exceed tue
interest In that view i, is therefore, vice 10 obtain 'he
loan
This amount Il will be seen, is tho estimate Tor putting
the road into operation with enlargement OF onongs
Richmond suited TO the Ohio trade aylnga heavy bar Inc
whole distance and with competent stock oil motive pow"
Whether look the prospect Of good DIVIDENDS u'''
ms,ely for the stockholders the early completion OF ths
eastern section of great Central llne OF which the Co'-
upton aud Ohio Road is the western section we regard Inc
10 ask for ample sum- as the proper pocy
aud it should not only give greater confidence to The perma
nen value the stock but should excite the Legislature 10
the vigorous of the State work from CoVnston
to tho nop,h OF Big Sandy since tho Cenra! company ae
pressing their work form connection at the earliest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15
GEORGIA.

Co The 9Th us, tho official for Governor of Georgia
was counted, with the following result:
For johnson, G3s for Jenkins, 12S for Gilmer S;
for Bersu l. Johnsons majority jenkins 5lO votes
On the same day Governor Johnson was uauguraed in
the presence Of large OF citizens His
I,is brief and admirable paper mainly conned to State
..i,s embracing the importance of promoting public edu.
cation internal Improvements and the industrial interests
Tho Commonwealth. On oil these points he speaks wisely
aud forciby We quote his SOUND fsm and manly senti.
menis on Federal sfairs:
Tho relation between tho General aud State Governments
points out tho rule Of strict construction OF the Constr
ton OF tbs U6ed States, The polar for Tho one.
whilst tho nature Of the Federal compact indicates with
equal cssarness the duty Of obedience the part of the
other to constitutional laws. II s the perfection OF Anne
csn statesmanshp 10 comprehend fully this nicely adjusted
relation tho perfection of American patriotism 10 de-
mand mat oon anal move 10 their respective orbits For
10 tho only mode OF pepetuaug the Union and preserving
1T the same te the reserved rights of the Sta,es Its
ont the entire limits of Tho repabicn
TO Southern States the Observance Of This rue IL o.
pecaly important The institution Of domestic slavery ~
peculiar ihem. 10 part Of their social ss well ms
ihelr political structure, recognized and protected by
The constitution II must not DO touched by Federal en-
croaehmsnt Tho agitation and burning Of ha mas,
snes-eertsnIy fer Georgia concerned For
10 ocquiescinR In the "Compromise Measures OF eO she
has distinctly put the Federal Government and i.s au,hori
Ties upou tefmx She has said II DO nal settlements
that agitation must ceases that the "Fugive Ssvs Laws
must b faithfully executed. SRE HAS sAp IT. AND sHk
,sTEsDs TO STAND ~ HER OATH"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15

New fok 0ao Of tho thirteen nrpinu! Sglea Ea' noa
The uunautiGn Of tho United SlaIca July 81, lies
New Jersey One Uf the .ii tc5n original States i.a'
fed the constitution Ut the United States December H. io
Ohiu-Fvrmed out OF territory reded To lie United STATES
by Virginia Admitted intu The Union November %, lsO!
Oregon Terory-Terri,oria government established Au-
gust a. 1913.
Pcnnsyvanla-O One of the thirteen original States Rnti
fed constitution of the United States December H. 1897
Rhode Islnd-One Of the thirteen original Sintes Rati.
fed the constitution Of the United States May %, $780,
of territory coded 10 the United States
no North Carolina Admitted into the Union June l. 1896
Texas independent republic. Admitted into The Uniun
December 30, 1915.
Unh Territory Territorial government established Sep.
iembcr 9, 1850. 80.
Virgnia-One O! the thirteen original Shtes Ratified
the constitution OF the United States, June 70, lies
Vermont Formed from part Of The Territory VI New
York. Admitted into the Union March 4. l1el.
Wisconsin, Formed from part of the Territory Of MIrhi
pan Admitted nlu the Union May 20, lS45.
We reserve The Task Of further analysis vi ls able aid
interesting document 10 a u.nre day.
Ia the letter communicating his report 10 Congress. Mr.
De Bow refers Iectinn by the last n Congress
If The valuable statistics manufactures and the returns
Of deaths and recommend that authority be requested for
fall compilation OF the tables those Subjects II cannot
hr doubted that the secretary will adopt this suggestion Of
the endent and that Congress- recovered from The
,eusion which led the suppression oi The returns al
JcI TO- will authorize their publication ia an appropriate
form.
Mr. De Bow likewise suggests the establishment Of sla.
sca bureaus by tho Snte governments ana lhef enc"u
ugsen by Congress- far as 10 facilitate their conneXoh
with oreign governments. :.
Tho Superintendent has in course oil preparation conPa-
sovs between the returns published and those Of former
Censuses which, together with other matters authorised by
law will form supplementary report which Will be ready
DUNG the coming session