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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-03

i ANDING, per steamships Roanoke and iCity O.
IL Norfolk, viz
ESQ bbls Apples, Gillafowers and Russets
100 boxes Cheese, English dairy and Gosheni
go frktns superb Orange county Butter
200 bills Newark Cider
1875 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in primo order
100 half boxes Raisins
100 ar do do
so whole do do
100 drums Figs
10 trails soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
bags Filberts
so boxes New York steam refined asserted and
fancy Candy
100 bbls PinkeYe and Mercer Potatoes
Receiving per above steamships i'll the best order and
for sale low Also receiving large supplies by each
ceding steamer. H. w. TYLER,
No Main street.
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Baiinore an! oAio railroad Baitisor
neo"s fAsrs u1h he large and srierdt
Union is"s on tho Ohio oadhe aares 10 Zaresrte, Sc
HIS expeditions line bcink thoroughly
finishing Of the Board being
rected 10
this road Is Of the and
The express mail havrs Bauaorr daily p.
runs directly through Wheeling hours,
GUIDING all soPpagcs arriving there at
Fssssngers leaving Baltimore odyinr
Cumberland 'p mes and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
and daily, meeting
Baltimore. -
Al, Wheeling the upvaied the Uuion line
which have just been completed this
70" with the carr and tn
cinnnh Asd Louisville, where the Nashville,
he 81 Louis and New Orleans packets 60
ing further
Passengers Tor Columbus Tor
cinna and other OF Oao and West
rect from Wheeling IN the Ohio stare
over the best part Of the National road
by railroad
railroad viii Also ond this
places 4
Or Baggage checked through Wheeling
DO charge tor transfer OF passengers hnGg~ge.
Fare by through ticket
ou'e from Washington to Wheeling, ~ Sos CINCINNATI eli
to Louisville, 4l2.
Tickets be Of Mr. Parsons agent the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of The
. . wM. PARKER,
hny il-du General superintendent.
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p tHs9 sIENs once Light house Board,
Is r4a.a ftta Washington, August 5, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received ~
.l s.sss aud oa. day S, a
Virginia, al us following named points,
half uas ~,
..;ss Dss 's'e'" OF Days Point" ." '''' ~
beacon ,sht shsii1ans bare :. s'ay
high. Deep Water shoals. opposite "lyon.
beaeonshi. a. are IN all re.psc.' as 10 d..isa
stances. and, WIN "a pay. Point ca IN .As
b. received separately light. a. and the DAY
s. sss and = and ..
iron a., ,s ..s ss 2.
.sssd ss, high
estimated =, iss inches above low water The head. u the
collar. 70 receive piece. Of round length
Ease Of which isnd r umssrs and
scn. s S psssss Il. s or ~ s .ns
n: u: q r.. "a. ys % s os ~ Ss'
n. s'ss and divided inc ;s room ss..ssI ..s
and un oil stand and drip the only matters no, strictly par,
gallery, resting jai..
a and s
onsu.d and 9ossd Railing Al ass o. cutlery turned
wood, win me ssesgion q dome,
.ms,sr. roof The roof Of
.'i pe aaa s%f "aa ss o. on
boarding a. in dwelling; The glass neoS. ~ insns. Width
so,..d heavy Tin !. round hs WIN
ysuii.,o, &c Tbs eoo q and auates q coats :. per
:. 70 s he
General description ofd.y beacon O Wrought
diameter, driven 10 feet The soil, ana
disc s.ss
ss having s,, arms. buried !" Ss"sss under me soil
by their and boiler
nehss running ouoa viii equal spaces Of nehs.
Is preferable.
and =. aSs, aud Lumber o. The ss., aaas. Of e kind well
hardware na Ac glass Of It's kind paint As Of the best quail
Foundations enss, lanterns, beacon,
have three coats Of The eolors na~ed Tbs szs Of all
specifications, which, with the drawings IN detail will the
work, short regards quality,
xs Of materials and character OF workmanship 10 be In strict
drawings attached being considered and be subject the
.sea, Of The cshca.s lis
faithful execution in conformity with The provisions OF the contract
shall be deemed enue the contractor receive the
Hns & ne oaa BY written sy
two responsible persons that The bidder will when Iequrr his
proposal ee accepted enter INTO and bond win
omancs Of said contract The contract w',ou.
completed sning Of
tract
department reiee, every
bid from other considerations than the amount
as. sr Va and hen nut under cover 70 The
signed, Board,
the or The &c
Those only will be considered that conform to the
Psymen,. made, during progress
and the satisfactory completion of the
undannns principal Of the dwelling
dwelling per cent on covering in and finishing the lantern u
De account Of no payment win be made until The work com
EDM'D. L. r. HARDCAsrLE,
Engineer SECRETARY Light house Board
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FURNITURE, yavntshtux, Repairing. aud J~hhtmr
chop avenue south .'de hes~~cn Dab sod ~
re new aoo 70 Lambs Esme
."d oer hsviss furniture leaving
DER calling ~ The above place.
snen pesss ~
work With prompt attention moderate
eo"oaer snicpsses share 81 public
csneA sud pn,ed IN imitation
n'" "s "os~s"emed respectfully snschs coiruanc.
n N6nr nv
Iuiy Soils = '''
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Marble for Extenst United staie Capltei-To Oyvr-
Of Marble QuArrtes.


CArtroL Errssuos 0rrtcg
Washington, %. O., May {, 1853
IN order collect information regard
marble for the interior decoration srnsson "a
Unsed CsFta Washington all
Of marble within the United
capable Of being worried invited 10 mis-
Once.
specimen. should be blocks ousIc. .s inches
square each face, 1T
Ts foilowis should accompany specimen
cubic quarry, delivery
Stopping place, Of blocks be oba,ed
ssuewa quarry, d,c,ior
thickness and dip tbs be vsss n.o which the
specimens should much from shove
given hcs he bose ssA paper rv,rs a..
reqvtrsd enclosed .ncsh.,
7ke distinctly name of ~.
sender, directed this once tr III 1T
the Ordinary chsnn~s
nees transportation and resscrshe freight win be upon
delivery this Once.
generally which cir-nss marble
crs confer benefits
tdcrs hy this edstovtsi
receiving Of this advertisement from Ibis
months, send
copy of pager, with their hills, 10 sAss oSsre
f ~. C. MEtos
Nay l7-fs~a~vp
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osorrssoR MoRsE,s INvI0oRATIaG KLIxIR. Oh COZ
DIAL I'm. s,ssu, Bosanc isvisoss
ss 81, u ssa .a Sssssr DE- M
S. s, s ass aI; sD.sl The saves
ab exemption from ssns, .aa r.". 20 he
ohe 6eb plant reised TO- which they lseI'g s
commenced experimenting win h
wonas a,,s @ & and % ;s ~ ,ns q
all great the bes, preparation sxAn' iof h
sxHsous pissAsHs
change which diseased dsbl
and, SYSTEM Whether broken down BY eI
~ scsns.s the ua',Iuas and re-
me nsassi .sa ,.e. s@p,S%. Of nssaa. disease vanish
ge,heI under ~ Influence The stepping Trembling victim o. a
moves with n1m Sep, his mind which previously
s e. % a .sr
on tho contrary pe1usnsp p,opsries
The constitution .ef
nal condition. We'll may the preparation be called the
.#s 81 E.at axpIoisAL wospHA Fss ~ astl. sE
pns.sss.h ssa'1 hs a. .s.',lae %sa q oa
A srnuLAsr THAT ENTAILS REACTION. a5ts
psS 's,ss and ali si sse,
Ina, man i. worse than dr.I nus enhiaran
."ss pon s s mind @
In of neuasa headache ioas =, memory ypocson
S., % ssp liver esapsns and ali
eoa. yisas s.s a@
arising there I. any reliance to be placed o. human 's'
Tie oay remedy discovered for hsaa
,sn s.s
in the nerves Of The face affections
viii produces in astonishing sho period q Is aud
s..asss sIss dislike soeicy rudy
% s s Ss S
Of fear Of n'sui,s &c w
destroyed induce continual cheeulne.s and
pale habits restored By
from pale yellow sckly beautiful nord eonp'snon
ns e o, .ss o haze BE- su us % a..
crrdniou regard M ethavns ed various nsdclaes sold
benefit o deriving relief and
when some q your cordial Ia no % wnasvef 3,
Satisfied the half dozen bottles took will cure
had consulted d.insui.Asd py.'si,n,
ba, Onnd relief until procured soms Of your cordial mu1
s"oSal .ays was surprised at the ensc, your
Why did no, hear Of before J. would have saved me much
LET rAc1s THEMSELVES.
celebrated distinguished d. Wood, OF Masa
WoHcKsrrs, June l, lsf9.
hgives pleasure inform that one Of my pa
tells me he ia. taken TWO weeks entirely
LOOK. new s who 70 sno S"as
him his full strength snd
isrd IN ,ey snec. L. t
eesd satisfied other medicine coud have done
recommend whenever an Opportunity occurs
aersa one H., mos, .fiu physicians
esduous is merit, u": va. 50
rily convinced 10 the contrary.
remain very truly, ysurs, . ,ro1. =, :,
time since requested opinion Of
nviSoans cordial am now prepared 10 give
it. have had in practice and prescribed y Tor ns
decided preference ovaf sItnE OF me Aind
bn its medical virtues ana rea
much pleased with Its et
confidence recommend to the OF the
OF the
and all safe and valuable medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. D.
BROOKLYN, N. " Nov. 81 iet9.
II put up highly concentrated pint bottles, with the name
bown In the Glass, and
SOLD AT 80 PER BOTTLES FOR si2-S74 per DOZEN
Prepared By NJ Morr, D. and for sale by Charles w. Wing
AGENT 92 Broadway New YORK, whom all orders must
be addressed. -
Agent T. D. Gilman agents In Bimoe, g.
Hsnce &. p. Rogers Dfotler', How
Bennett Beers, Richmond Vgais
Jan lI--Iv
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Or medic.sd eompoand for pvsssins fastening sosn
Ing and promoting Of hair
eommcn Of all who
s tor me Improvement and hair
ea bruises Ao psce brad Of all preparations n~nded
Jo the like This cons,Jerd assertion.
and facts hssr The sales million n bottles
the receipts css Sio00ob the will
that amount The which
and manusctory, a Broadway addressed Professor
c'onG cash requiring Immediate would
believed The Wholesale d-msnd from 300 to 1000 bottles
rrms 10 Dealers combine
aud made considerable
sdd Ne reputation welt intrinsic vsius FOR sale whole
sails 49, RETAIL the 137 Broadway
Me principal merchants and throughout United
etnes and Canada rco West Bnap
and ~ 81 Parker and lanes L. Gibbs, Washington D. O. Sold
large kofti~s. Price as cens
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satry wsnsDts
sAtis outside Of
order pessat eonnA..sn sud accuracy,
with instructions 10 be iss1sd the
e0ivefs- n.ft
t te. a..H s al t1 JOHN WILSON
ConniAoIeT of the neral Land Once
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rHOCOLATE, Cocoon, and Broma.-w. BAKER 4 CO...
AoesScan and Vanilla Praum ehocoate
which hr., premiums have been awarded by the chief
and fairs Of the Union are for sale BY all the principal
United Ssases snd by their agents
Hnssey Murray New York Grant Twsn., rhIsd.,pha
" Brundise, Bsnmo,s; Kennel Dudley
Ohio; and :. H. Howell Georgetown, y. Q.
WALTER BAKER CO.,
Ap3-dly dorchester, Naas.
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Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydrogspby, July ~, loos
CEALED PROPOSALS. endoIsed Proposals Timber" viii
u
Ausa. ior furnishing and delivering,
nssyyafds Cbahe.owp, Massachusetts
BIoukiyn New York Gopor Virginia. following
.cbed unbeT, viz .@F ~
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BurrAu YAsps Doc xs, July ls, 1883
ZEALED Proposal, endorsed .Propessis for build
ing ws around tn. cemetery the Naval Nor
Invited and will be received by the Bureau
and Docks, until ~ O'CLOCK,
for furnishing all the
cesHesesy Hospital Norfolk,
within The enclosure Al The mcsss and work
with specifications which will erbibicd bidders
picaon At the once Of the commandment Of the Norfolk
Yard.
July l1-is~tAus9
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&M ~ zz 3p
Warrington Branch Railroad.-Trsins Raa s,ci-
FAVE daily, excerpt Sunday, AT aod 9, ~ and
~ On SUNDAY, ats, m and S, p It Il,
The tain ard only Annapolis.
ton and Relay the others at all wsy stations.
Trains - . a m, and ~, p M connect with Apnarois
DO DO a. m, and 5, y, do
do do . and Z, m, and s, y. m do
Fare from Washington Batimore. Ai Is
10 90 40 4 30
DO d. Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. / As
DO do 40 and return I 30
The round Tip tickets all procured ONCE
end arc good for the day upon which they issued
T. II. PARSONS,
July B-dH Agent.
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NUT1CE.-~I ths
intend applying General Land once Of the ur'ei Hts,~
the James Points Of land
No <07, dated November NJ ea and ~ued 20 Henry
line during revolutionary
Nv 50sg which has been
ard = i-sued for 1851 which
AZ Aforesaid assignment Jane.
rcir,s decreased. -
Erecr,rir and sol. asvis-s % Jss P,,s~ d.s-ssss.
Ap0-lswn~
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

TINE subscribe. will hi, pesen, p,es of business until
II November In order the of
building occnp'ed will be Immediately
and has taken the and house i three door
Of books stationery Ac of
order reduce his sock Of goods
cntesna hi. he will . much reduced prices
H. FAR~HAM.
~ BAH indebted subscriber will hind
call their which have been
ing. ~ ready November
viii BIZ the basda Of collector for settlement
closed
mas~ A. different arrangement in my bus'ness
July e~difn es. Ma4eaa #. R.F. \
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
## No % Wan street. N. ".
BROWN, SMILEY, a Co,
q. RoBERTs a co.
~ Kings Arm. Yard, London.
J. MUNROE h CO.,
u Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO. II pRArER Hsvre.
shps will accountable for gold
unless
and the value thereof therein
Jams
DOR sALE--A story dwelling Georgetown,
Bridge, Market and High finished
through The and has
stable, carriage hou.e, wood honse, Ac.
Any desiring parchsse, srsmc~ the prc~ses
application NJ soboon, Of Make, and Brds
One third CASH tbs balances In a. IA ard " ~cr,h-
NJ. SNYDER
Erehsne. Broker, buildings washnston c.
Jan S0-d0 @f
4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bcsson by
Rebuilt enlarged e,cgsrsiy furnished
modern and for the seeommoa
the usveiips public.
Dee ~ -aiv II H#H N#h
Uncle TOMS CAaIN.-A nf.nte dssuerrsotypr of Mrs.
u ssos author Of Uncs Tom. Csssn," s exhibition at
whehsrsts Gallery Pennsylvania avenue Hsar ~ street, together
with portrait Of scnas, the famous Queen Of Song"
Dee f-Au
% n. HOOE CO.. vhesessis and Retail Dealers ~
carpens, aoos oil c'oths matrnw-, curtain materials
sheeal, blankets, house furnishing goods generally
Fennsyivania ' sud 9th Streets wsshnxo
nc.
Asn S-1 H
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p"blte Sale Of tho Uatfed Nsates Mitary Reserv. at
Fort Wfnnshsxo, wis~oastn.
TUX United States Military WSppsh.so Wssrsr
sin, coaisinina shou four land VII
the fr' ~ separate es public Aactoo on
day ~ seps mk~s Issa. Al 10 O'Clock. .TUV = ~ 1E
The reserves located 81 The
nfers, INC. connected ny canal psasng
:~rve ard cesssin. 81 n h-
Nsesnsn me hn web ksows 70 BE- located
valuable town si,es in this section The Sta
ps showing ms d"en "ors, ioenstou &C OF the various o
can bcseaA at my once pvevious Of iHf
The terms OF sale are c.sh, specie fund.-. =, ~ Al
2. ". MAsTEN,
- Assistant Asausruss~ssv u. \. Ar~ty,
hsssrssr duAsrshsAsrss's Orrucn,
July 23-eodt2oshAur ~,
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X sHoWSs Esssnee of Jnsn~s~s Ginger.-Tbh. e
sence preparations nj
asra ,ncp'en cholera in short ~
digestive mncnons ~ in-srimahe
ence OF sptde0e chosss and
peculiarly enicse"as no family individual
Mh ensnrs We system 10 resist the Influences
which Turk in changing cinsat. ssF7 'FTs II Ia
Re genuine es~oce which 10
only ny " Hfown, Al his drug
OF rim SD Ckessru Phsd~rnsa me
resrecabs spohecsres in the United ss.t~- wsse
dra visssss by ,. ". ri~rport
June 2e-d3us .ls =. st..4F4s
Muck '" shs Cape Look~rs Pavilion Covspasy-
" N"ce heehy that books e.p
ssh ." said cosrsss chsrsr~S s@.hy
.n sts ~ nart land the Jssaay ses-sd
ns ss,e Hsnk thnbh tro,h.r hsnher. sod ihs o6~s
svsns fsss ~ the city of ws~hnston mrisiet
ari the ssh of July nov, 'T-'--' - - : -
WILLIAM N. DuNKINtON,
~ W. Rfsoug,
WI tE#.e EDWIN RoarrsoH,
c..~sk-.-~-,
S"ns 1-dAol-~ lfs. ssv.
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once Of Coaassaiss~sy Gsner~I Of sabsistsnoe,
esENH Washington, august y, 1883.
SEfahATE PROPOSALS. ~i he until
LAT day Of oeober for the delivery vi provisions IN bak
lolioWss .nNliaf Ia tfHs f1tlt @eH = 'NH 1-#E
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NOTfcENoce hereby given that attorney IN fact Of
sness ksss ~ Isha W. Dnas, N esy ~ 10, IN
me Menssha se< dssss,rs w~cn~sw, hsscstsrg ~
~ swn U.s. 81 81 me Aspcsss rssts ~ which
mss h>sm o ~ shs mss have spptcs0ca Ae Conss
dollars said 1OuN IAaT
Gssss BAv, March al, less-~J.es -, svx~
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NOTICE TO rRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the Of Of the
lands within the townships and Of townships above
required establish register
Of the once,
practicable aner ihss and before
pointed for the OF the public land
b<scins claimed such claim will he forfeited
@. FL JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land 0nkoe.
May lq-Iawl3w
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abNRAI0 ERA T1baeaThs sab~crib~v
II s~spay v~s~rssoss
f. Fs~css, NJ Phsde'pnin ma which
dpaosna MsUspsHtss Mvchsnses' faisue
shsse who hsvs srs~iset used this fefgs
rso, IN hs arranged
tbs, poviio~ essire,y
S,h 6ettkv. Bg
eseh vsse sod wisiw esrh
whs sDpe vssasS"x ees"tvsses the soapsess %
70, sI. ), pyscss privilege beias
'srs.d nss~y do "a prove In svsy Ny ss,'sne~sy,
A,a-x ssa>' III - Irs~ han
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omcc OF SoAnnaissssy 0eAer~I OF Subsistence,
eet| WaAhingon, august y, 1855
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. m be received a, I'M. once uu, the
- :. day q osiohsa a.I for the delivery Of provisions n hn1
follows SGT .HUH u Ia tH0H tasUa.@eH i 'EH
Ia 1T Bs,on Rouss Barracks, Loa,siama.
IS barrels OF fre.h supernas nour
50 bushels Of new white hed beams H#
io ~ pounds aad. % rood hard soap ,n.,.
rs bushels ofgood clean dry nns sal, - a
sHsV 2c0 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
!. #tls1Hgss laa IA Key Wssi, klo'ida
s ss.s., @ g s.s ,sp s Ss sG beans
800 pounds Of good soap
ss.sa. q ssss s ssa . a as s
sat 100 sailoas Of good cider vinegar
1T Bxsranoas Barracks, Psasaeo!a, ftsrtSa. ID. Is
Iis barrel. Gs.s .sps.as. seuI
$50 pound. o rood hard sPs. p. ss candles
200 gallons Of good cider vinegsr
~ Fbrf Smith, -sykunsss.
50 barrels Of pork
d bushe. new white aeld beans
pounds Of good hard soap
80 ES.s &c GOOD n ssaa ' sy sa"s s
a7s ssions Of rood cider vinegar ss
The whole to be delivered Ia all May, 1854 "a
~ Fort Gibsss, .arkansa.
$50 barrel. Of fresh .apernne nonr
800 % Ss. a" 81 nss w ~.s , Ssd beans
IS tusnsi. q good clean d.,
The MS"is 20 g. es delivered Saa, !" 81 May 1884,
IT Fort Leapen~o,tA, Missouri Rirsr.
$50 barrel. o Ie.h .spsrhse aour
500 pound: :. :. good good h.s sSsp candle.
%. a. s sa.nss % .s clean clean dry ns ''
IN. so. 10 6 so delivered fes by s june 1876.
ss y land s.s SO y saer o" tai sn."s fst'
80 barrel. q Of Rsh .upsrd.. hour
900 bushels Of new white field beans
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entied Of to
lands within the o~ nshps and parts Of to~nss ahnve
rst-d required establish the tho n
of the land ONCE
t ruo rcetesLs after fhas
appointed for 81
smbcias tho claimed, Otherwise
r - Ii IL ..aasr JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land omes-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

we clip the following from tn,
Washington correspondence of th,
CleFelanH d iO) Plaia Dealer, datet
the 9th instant:
Rev. Qrrin Fowler's successor il
the Unit ed States House of Repre-
sentative IS is Quaker. He has ar,
rived upPn the ground, comparisp pned
in The reg gular style of his sect, with
an old-fa4hioned drab broad-brim and
a singlet breasted shad-bely. lie
presented himself at the speaker s
seat, too * the oath with his hat on,
and caust I'D some little excitement by
his odd appearance. The honest
phiz. and steady moral department
Of the Q baker, are rare qualities in
Congress The name Of the honbra-
bic gent fman is Little; his father
WAS Formerly an officer in the nd Wy,
and was Engaged in several bat ties
durifS tiie last war. Ills son, who
now repre- fsents the district Of Daniel
Webster, was at that time young
blood Pf the "frst WATER" and
fought wit his father like hero. AT
a later pekiod he doffed the habili-
ments of war, became peace ln,
and an ex emplary member of the So
ciety Of FFiends. Thou art gort by
man, friell d Little, and | trust thee
will turn hlany 4 wanton 5elligerent
in CongrE Ess from the error of his
ways int$ the paths of virtue i nd
peace May thy shadow never grow
less.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
No. 81.
From the ". Z. Herald's Cores.
WAsHINGToN. Jan. 7.

w AcHAN14ON; odu.
/ 1t IS believed that union Of tie
; leaders of the democratic party in
, the Senate and House viii take place,
by which Mr. Soale's contemplated
ten million resolution will follow as a
natural consequence to the passage
Of Gen. Cass's resolution affirmatory
ofthe Mpnroe doctrine. So far thers
has beeh an absence of union ia
their movements, which led, in soma
degree, ITO misunderstanding.
CabinRt speculations have meas
urably died away. Several pilgrims
to Coneprd have recently returned
here, looking solemnly wise aud
shaking their heads, but otherwise
giving no sign. There has been
some informal caueusing among what
IS known as the barnburner wing of
the New York members. 1t is un.
derstood they are willing to with
draw all pretensions in favor Of Mar
cy or Dix, and rest satisfied With the
Attorney Geueralship for some other
younger man.. if they can get it.
The quar- rel iii the party will, how
ever, in hll probability, leave New
York out Of the cabinet altogether.
The Indian Department has re-
ceived letter from the special ageut
III Florida, Col. Blake, conGrmatory
OF the ACCOUNTS Of the refusal of tho
Seminole$ to acquiesce in the treaty
under VIII Ech they were to remove
from the State There uge not moro
than hun inbred men of the Seminoles
remaining in Florida; but the eyer
glades afford such secure retreats
that they Can give y2st dead Of
trouble. Col. Bake suggests tho
proarIety Of employing number oil
Creek warriors, now settled yest of
Arkansas, and who are the natural
enemies Of the Senlinoles, to whip
the latter by contract, at so much a
head. Tile Department, however. ia
at present of opinion that aa efficient
mode of forcing the Seminoles to
emigrate q dud join tie rest Of their
t.ibe, would be to despitch surveying
parties to Florida, accompanied by
an armed force, and proceed to sur
vey the Ia hds. This would give an
earnest Of the intention Of the United
States to settle the country. and it
IS believed would speedily bring Bill
y Bowleg4 and his Indians to their
senses.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

SP FclF CoaRRS ley The n rw
York j o4rnal OF Commerce, alIu,
ding TO tIlf scarcity of Silver, ~ les
The mime Plate action oil Consra -s
and 50, ):
'The rharlSet value of silver pro
venIs lis offer for the cottage b,
'ieposit"rdB while the same cause
prohllE ITS he mint Irom purchase. .le
H. tAierf IS no reasonable obi3c-
ton tb Il Ieduction Of the standard
weight nt The sl!yer coin to such an
eXtent as 70 enahle the directors Of
lhe mint, without loss, 10 supply the
wants ot tire community. II this
measure \ ere separated from the
seignIdragf upon gald coin. and 9th
er qHrSiloI IS which embarrassed the
bill before Congress at its last ses-
sion, II woAild secure almost unani-
NOUS app Foval, and afford a great
relief e. be whole country The
present sta ndar'l weight Of the sill
yer dollar, i, 4l2! grains. If coin
representing fractional parts of a
d"liar wer ,alIowed at The rate Of
50 Srfiinf halves. quarters, dimes,
ana hal-d1 mes, could be issued from
silver Rurd ha>ed at its market val
nf, and be fome plenty for the pur
pose of change, without damage to
a Single interest throughout the
Whole Ioi he cnrf.deracy. SHch
CO.. lh shout be receivable Tor duties,
which WouI Id proven, an over issue
by the gnIernment, and it would
tax The pl bee no " literally vacant.
IN lhe wa pts of all classes OF the
peop'e..Y