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LlNDSLEY & CROCKETT,
-2avif Tw Agents. College street

TIIFlI-- VI -A-V1I'' N0I'U-0
gNOR SALE OR RENT.-A Frame House just
completed with rooms well pllStered and pa
pered Situated Church street. Hness additional
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy, and viii be seldom reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire of r. L. Crenshaw,
aug18 W. d, ROBERTSON, MLemOre st.
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DAGUERREAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH

DAGUEARRAk STUCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH
MENT
DOBY Us &YEAR0UT Nashville, Tennessee, College
IL Street.
DoBYNs Il HALL, Louisville Nv.
DoBYNs x RICHARDSON. MorsseWet, New York.
DOWNS SPAULnING, St. Louis, Mo.
DoBYNs Il GEARoUT Memphis, Tenn.
DoBYNS x HARRINGTON, New Orleans.
Aany the above establishments Won can procure as
fine Pictures be had in any city any desired stye
finish, have every Improvement and expect 10
keep up with any and all Improvements We are prepared
in either city furnish artists with every article used in the
Our arrangements such, furnish stock
the most reasonable terms. D0BYNS x co.
n. B.-Pictmes taken in any kind Of weather. and of de
ceased persons at all times.
augl7-u D.&CO.
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FSCTiT sl5lJ1ss 'Se ie without reading the POCKET
- IN me SIDE restless nights nervous sel;nss
a 'e Wlo.e ram OF Despecc sensations and ,iren 81,
The SCt LAPlUS. Have the married or fl,o i, i,
be married any impeachment read this truly usef bot a.
II has been toe means OF saving thousands Of unrt3a,e
creatures from the very jaws Of death
- Any person sending TW ENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
Closed IN letter. viii receive one copy this work mai
Or hve copies viii be sent for One Dollar
Address, tpostpaid,) DR. WM. YOUNG,
marchl6-ly W. I52 Spruce = pEiIt-Egi5l5g
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HUNTSVILLE, January -, 1852.
Dir. BEDsoE-I take the liberty and fell it Le my duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative COMPOUND, very
seperoT My aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five wears for dyspepsia and dar-
rhea when having almost dcspared of his recovery con-
euded TO ny your Alternative two bottles of which, believe
entirely cured him. MlCAJAH CA1CE.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS! -
No Abatement in Selling Prizes!
The "Go3jsss" it her best mood
Aayoa IL TIE loA q, S,PtulJer

Aayaa {, TIE 10th Of SptuaJey
"vENTUREs MAKE MERCHANTS"
Capital Prize s25 200,
Nos L. - a. sold ia Package of Whole Tickets 10
Club in Mississippi
$4,000 sold To q new Correspondent in y. Carolina.
$ls,OO sent IN Package Of Tickets to Ohio
Sl5,010 sold 10 n merchant in Philadelphia
$4,000 solA "a Captain OF Steamboat
$1,000 in Package Of Half Tickets 10 South Carolina.
$4,000 sold TO an old c1rre. .oldent in Virginia
5000 10 Tennessee The first order tor Pack
age of Tickets.
$4,000 sent 10 Camden County, North Carolina
zy The above ali sold ana paid by the Far
Famed luse sellers and Ha1kerS,
INFER co, No. ] Lyit street, Ba}tDiore,
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF THE POCKET EScUT
OR. ENELN ONE HIS OMN BIYSIGII1

TUE Fortieth Edition, with Que
= Hundred Engraviugs showing
Diseases and Malf0rma;iOns Of the
human System in every shape and
iorm- To which is added Treatise
on the Diseases OF Females. being of
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
rage. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, MI.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent copy of the .ESCULAPiUS
TO his child. Il NAV sstre him from
an eaiiy grave. let no vouny man
or woman enter into the secref obIi.
uratiDnz sf ,.,.,,---. f-r =,
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A CARD

7 HAVE this dav associated W::h the Sadding Bu-
1 sness my son, \. G. MARCH. The business, in future
will be conducted in the Of j. ID. March Son. All
persons indebted me- BY account will please come
M and make uayreRt J. ID. MARCH.
- Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
fore continuance OF the is respectfully solicited.
ian2 j. D. AAhCd * SON.
7 AND WARRANIS.-We are buying and paving
| the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS Per
distance having warrants to sell by sending to us
BIZ mail otherwise may depend on getting the highest
prices which they selling te time IN Nashville and
the cash RENTED orpaid TO order. -
iuy2l Dt ER PEARL X CO.
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HODGE 81 WALKER.

hODtsE ~ " -kissA iIlt.
BARRIERS, HairDressers &C., &C.,
No Is, C,.'ar STRAIT.
HANEopened their new establishment and offer TO their
customers and the public i'm general inducements
er before offered 10 this Having newly fitted mp
house We feel confident that al who give cali viii
leave well satisfied In addition to BaIberng Hair-DresS
ing &c we have large Cummndios and neatly furnished
Bati-ooms. These the finest in the CITY, and
convenience and comfort, be surpassed in the
try Willie passing gentlemen and Patrons Just step in
and see with what magic make he hair yn and what
a salutary effect pure has upon w7aIied and
cute body. augS-t
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Physicians requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied il Will sustain the character We give toit in this
publicStoa
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MFNpuIs. Tenn. Anrill7.l352.

hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.
n. Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced Gel
lower than have seen any ore that afterwards recover
ed with what sapposedto be Dyspepsia Liver affection,
and after trying the pecrpionsnf PHYSICIANS this
well rs other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation Of his in being restored TO good
health. N. GABBERT N. ID.
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COSDEN zoo.

Publishers, Box 1885, Phi!ada
the most liberal terms SEMI i y
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FACTORY FOR SALE
rTNHE STELBYYILLE COTTON FACTORY containing
i 769 spndles and preparations part new with IVA
er-whee and complete of woo cards is offered for
sale favorable The Factory houseis good brick
81 BY A feet and 81 stories high all necessary build
COSTING, WHITESIDE & co,
sep22-1m Shelbyvile, Bedford Co Tenn
NSTALL PAPER.-On hand, a fine assortment OF
w WALL. PAPER for PaTlorS Halls, Dining Rooms
&c, Frescreens, Window Curtains, Testers and trans
~ GLAGEs < GORBY'S,
No. % College St, next door to Sewanee House.
- Paper-hangng done in the best
" b. Transparent Window Shades made to order.
septll
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
' ASlTE fora beautiful country Residence, containing
% acres miles from Nashville 30 yards from the Frank
lin Turnpike, with Spring and handsome Timber.
ALSO, the following Lots in the Ewing addition to South
Nashville viz Lots Nos 533, 334 and $50, Ewing Ave
and corner OF Ash street Lots Nos q and y North
side Of Fogg Lots Nos. Il and l72 Wemorc St.
Franklin Turnpike. Lots III and rs Franklin
Turnpike, near the corner OF Wetmore street.
The absve property will be sold On accommodating terms
Apply LlNDSLEI Il CROCKETT,
sep7-lm No %, College street.
PHILOT0KEN or FEMALES FRIERD.
For the cure Of Painful and Disordered Mensruaton
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief Of all t.use
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attcnGaut
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
nj the present dav may be traced slight mprudence
or neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons, causing distinctions irregulaTity &c which, if
relieved gradually weakens and derangs the system AID bv
sympathy induces those chronic forms Of disease
sumption Dropsv, Dyspepsia, &c-which either hurry them
to an early grave render them inyadS FOR lie Many ui
the arest and OveeSt of creation that aye when the bud
was lust bursting into bloom, have witheled and died from
the effects OF obstruction, and the Of remedy assist
nature at thai eventiu period
TRY TIE PlILOTOKEN.
Ii is not offered of alllls that flesh is heir
but as remedy and preventive for certain class of
plants in which It is warranted to do all that is here
1ir..et 1zls
perform. Sold BY SCONIL MEAD,
III Charities street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the southern States whom
aorderS must be addressed.
iulyl-ly dtTAw.
FRESH RECEIPTS BY NICH0L & PEACOCK.
NEW FLOUR.-lo0 bags 81 Louis Mills, expressly
y for family use aug7 NlClOL& PEACOCK.
CyTAR CANDLES boxes. half and quar ter boxes
= Star Candies aug7 NlCH0L PEACOCK.
CUGARS.-2o bbls ST Louis Crushed Sugar;
- 10 Powdered
auc7 NICHOL & PEACOCK.
lava AND LAGUIRA COFFEE bags
- old Government Java Coffee 80 bags Laguyra Cohee
I5o bags Rio Coffee NlCHOL &PEACOCh.
uug7 Tw
- y. VILLA HS-Agent for John Williams, New
y. Orleans will make liberal cash advances Produce
tor shipment ulyI4
- GLIEN $YRUP.-leO b5ls extra Golden Syrup
NT 100 half bbls extra Golden Syrup For sale by
s.,t5l w II GORDON < co.
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MISCELLANEO
MAN KNOW THYSEIr.r

an AaVulaable B0ok lor % ceats. @Eigly Fl.ui;lg
SioHid hare n CoDa.1
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JEW DAvID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
NVOIINA

To Nsssrs cov Mead New qi; oTIsans moIl1s s county, "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24
rhursaay the Election paH.


On Thursday next, the 26th inst, the citizens of
Virginia will be called upon at the polls to cast
their votes for Commissioners of the Board of Pub
lie Works, Members of Congress- and also for mem
beGs of the House of Delegates of Virginia. One
half of the Senatorial districts will also have to elect
Senators to serve for four years in the Senate of
Virginia. There seems to be considerable degree
of apathy and Indifference throughout the State
on the subject of the coming elections, and from
present indications the vote on Thursday will be
small. We are surprised at this. The Board of
Public Works, to be elected on Thursday, consti-
tutes without doubt the most important election
ever held in Virginia. Their powers and their
datieS, involving the outlay of millions of the
funds of Virginia, and the management of all the
Public Works of the State, certainly makes the
selection of competent and fit men for the office,
matter of the first importance to the people of
Virginia Our Senatorial election has assumed an
importance, owing TO the Pittsbrghissu which has
been presented TO us, which renders it necessary
that the people of Wheeling and this district
should look 10 their interests and see lest they sur
render their best interest into the hands of their
most steadfast adversary. Let no one think that
the election can get along without his vote. Every
good citizen is bound 10 vote always and according
to the best of his ability, and then has discharg-
ed his duty, let the event be what it may Let Ohio
county be true to herself and let her vters stand
by her interests.
There is no real issue betweee us and Brooke
and Hancock. The real issue is between Wheel
ing and Ohio county on the one hand, and Pitts
burgh on the other. Letus all remember this, and
let us act on Thursday that each one of us
can say that he has done his duty to himself, his
county, the society around him and to the State.
Be ready on Thursday TO protect your interests,
and 10 put down the mad spirit of persecution
which has been so uniustly raised against you.-
Show TO the people of Virginia that you appreciate
the fayors she has conferred upon you, and that
" you at least will be true to yourselves. Remem-
Der what will be the effect at Richmond of an
election in favor of Pittsburgh and above all sleep
not when you should act, and be ready, one and
ALL to meet your neighbors and friends at the polls
on Thursday next, prepared to protect the invest
ments of your county and our city, from the
aggrandizing hostility of Pittsburgh. Come one and
all to the polls on Thursday. Let nothing keep
you away. Remember that every vote counts t,Dc
in effect and the man who fails to discharge his
duty on Thursday, will be responsible for the re
suit, and for all the disastrous consequences which
may follow from neglect and carelessness on
Thursday. Come to the polls!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

SAFETY OF RAILRoAD TRANs.-In letter in the
CINCINNATI Gazette, Josiah Kirby, who says he
has given several years attention to the subject.
suggests the following as means of stopping the
locomotives to prevent railroad accidents:
The arrangement is simply to place steam CYL
Under under the locomotive and connect the brake
rods with the piston, in such manner as TO oper-
ate upon the several brakes of the train at the
same time. This plan gives the engineer the en-
tire control the brakes, and enables him to sion
the wheels of the cars at pleasure. have satisfied
myself, by drawings and models, that it is fully
practicable, and am willing to test it at my own
expense II any company will compensate me for
my time, should it prove successful.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

A MARYLAND FuGIrIvE SLAVE In ENGLAND
We find among the items of news by the steamer
Africa, the following, which probably has refer
ence TO the slave of DR.. Allen Thomas, of How
ard county, who was secretly discharged about a
year ago from the New York State prison, few
days before his term of sentence EXPIRED in order
to prevent his being; remanded to the custody OF
his owner. The statement that his wife is owned
by the "Rev. Mr.. johnson, Presbyterian clergy.
man of Baltimore" is evidently erroneous, as
there is no such clergymen here, and it may be
that the whole story is fabrication, made up in
order to elicit British sympathy, and thereby peck
ct gocdly sim of money.-Bah. SIM.
"CharleS Hill, coored man, arrived at Liver
pool from Boston, in the Parliament liner about
three weeks ago, and represents himself to have
escaped from DR.. Allen, of Baltimore, saying also
that his wife is owned by Rev. Mr.. Johnson. a
fIesoyteIlan clergyman, of Baltimore, who will
sell her for $500. Subscriptions have been set on
ioot toI Hill, who in the meantime has attached
himself to panorama of Uncle Tom, where he
exhibits several diaholical instruments made at
Liverpool under his own directions, to show how
slaves are punished in the United States"
we hnd the following also in the Liverpool
Chronicles by the same arrival: :
Negroes RefasedG Passage on Beard an Ame,4-
ean steamer.-Four negroes, who had been in ser
wee lnNlennn, repaired lately to Bremen. intend-
ing 10 return to the United States by the American
steamer Hermann. They paid for their passage
ana thelt 6erths to the agent, but were refused
passage by the captain, on the ground of the
american laws forbiddng any negro 10 be convey
Gu py steamer from Europe to tile United States
No repr sentations wereof any avail. and fbe fonr
blacks Were compelled 10 take their way TO Eng
land, and get what redress they could from the
agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

The LATE CALAMITY AT BuFrALo.-The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, of Monday, the 10th inst,
gives the following particulars of the accident in
that city from the falling of building, in addition
to what has appeared before:
Since orr report was finished on Saturday after.
noon. the search among the ruins of the fallen
building has been progressing without interruption
excepting such as was occasioned by the weather,
But one BODY has been recovered since the last re-
port in the Commercial Advertiser.
1t IS remarkable fact that presentiment of
danger appears to have haunted the minds of most
of those engaged upon the building. Doubtless in
most instances this resulted from the fact that
OF the building, and some doubts of its safety nm
pear 10 have been expressed. -
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To TIE EDIroRs OF THE INrELLIoENcER:
Having understood that Mr.. J. R. Hubbard
has assumed the right of withdrawing the name of
Thomas N. Gally as candidate for the House of
Delegates, we beg leave to say that from our
knowledge of his patriotism and devotion to the
interests of his native county, we satisfied
that Mr.. Gally will serve If elected. All will adj
nit the importance of having men of ability to
represent us at the present time.
]. R. BAKER, NJ. NELSON.
JAS. PAUL., JAS. BODLEY,
A. p. WOODS, G. w. SIGHTS,
r. G. BONHAM, S.P.HULLIHEN,
E. R. BARTLESON,
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nNION HOTEL,

GEORGETOWN,D.C. ,,,rro.t-
THIS large and convenient house. Ia Wig S;1yt 4
ty repaired, and RENTED with entirely new Il. n
handsome and comfortable style, is now Opeh "'
commodation Of guests. .r 81. rubit; al
The subscriber invites the patronage oil lns FSI,l
those who favor him with their COMPANY Hal Sss-,s
Of hospita reception the best fare, ana SUI syoJ
and attentions as win make his house comI1 srL.
with the bestkept hotels in the District OLE o. H. C
Omnibus, es constantly pass 10 anu HU
running md5 until eleven O'si0ska' night FlrzHrsE
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New Roots and Shoes.

VIM Bole, 161 Main Street, HhtshIg, -,
rs now opening the first lot OF GentIsmsas I 81,
J. Shoes, New York style, and sumner s,vsA
and Shoes, which embraces every stYiG az e.,
shoe trade for ladies' misses and chlldIeLS @
boys and youths boots and shoes. To deselsl, -
ETY. would be too lengthy for an adJeIussISSsE
w- Thisstock is exclusively New York and bL5 4
make; the latest style and best stock and a,
both cties 1t is warranted and guaranteed oon .
kers ana tho undersigned. Particular attention R0iE
the article ofIadies travelling boots
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TonAoco PLAxrs.-rhe Russellville Her.la oeI

TOR1ocO PLASrs.-The Russellville Herald of
last Wednesday says:
We learn from farmers from different sections
that there has been very great destruction Of
or so-caused by the depredations of bug or fiv.
1t is said that in the Northern part of Logan and
the adjoining portion of Butler, the destruction
has been almost total. In the Southern division
of the county, Tie loss is not so great but hear
have plants should take good care of them
Tobaccois looking up. and with fine prospects for
good prices for some lime TO come. We learn that
The ay has done considerable damage to the tobacco
plants IN the counties of Caldwell, Christian, and
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Mammoth Hat Store.

No. 146 AND 14S MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
@ AVERY, having enlarged his store In ordet . =
-. the demand, has on hand and is Teceinns IVn =
Eastern cities, and manufacturing one OF The hsS s
OF Hats and Caps that has been offered US W.!
consisting OF every variety and style now IN U.' ~
which will be sold at the lowest possible PTiss E
Persons wanting Hats or Caps will please cal nd a
anime the stock for themselves, as we shal nstls
pleased TO show Goods, and use our hest ea11r
suit our customers. aP21 S.A'h-t
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BARNuMs HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, MD. ,..,,I SIS
THR undersigned late ProrTistoT Oh I t tsai -
leased the above Hotel The building has ID
thorough cleansing from bottom TO TOP, ~
order for the reception and geneel " sI,riOI -
be sparetS TO make this establishment Oi's "A
Hotels. -. nv 80, 1877
W. Evans q Son. rhe old patrons Otihs V I..!
and: thu public in general, are rexpess, ocds1.s
sontinue their support to this housei etN
~ Enquire for 'BaTnum's Hotel ". ETp
ma10-tf
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The ERlossoN.-Thls vessel is now lying at her
pier, foot of North Eighth street, Williamsburgh,
on the eve of undergoing extensive changes and
improvements in her machinery. For the lastsix
weeks she has been throw open for the inspection
of the public. The improvement about to be in
troduced are expected tomake still further saving
in fuel, and add greatly to her speed.
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the new four story brick building
No. HI, muin street.,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou Streets where
will be prepared with carry and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and Manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 VIM T. SELBy
05J. G. MetcdLf will be found at the above establish
nlent. where he awaits his old friends
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GREAT RELIGIOUS FEsTIyAL.-The TINKER An
nual Meeting was held at Beaver Dam Church,
Frederick county, Md, on Whitsuntide. This
meeting takes place but once in fifteen years al
the same place, and is attended by that denomina-
ton throughout the United States. The Liberty
News says eight large beeves were prepared for
the occasion. Nearly every State in the Union was
represented.
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CoMMERoIAL.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

@ FRIDAY, Mayo.
more 6's, 1890, 1854; 800 Baltimare and Ohio
Railroad Bonds, 1867 90; 200 do, 1867 $50, s
shares Bank of Baltimore, 1o4; 10 shares Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. IS; 25 shares do, time,
774; so shares do, time, 7sa; so shares do, time,
til; so shares do, TIA; 50do time, 7sa; so shares
do time I'll; 25 shares do time, IS; % shares do
I'll; so shares do time7s; 10 shares do, III; 100
shares York and Cumb. Railroad, 21i; so shares
BALTIC. ana Susq. Railroad, 3d.
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- EAGLE SASH FACTOR
ELLA S DEW q y "''
mANURACTUEE;lkNs;,S;.a SiSttsi
d.. ATn..I.I:nnn Nnnh nnn IkaIht.

5Xeon s5E5K5r!'vA.
"AY1NG completed our eEtersM ~ s,sa ard Do'A'
ID now prepared TO fill all orders IS' 80 ,.s
every size. --.A.s suitable y gs ~
from ioaris bead to inch osee are sC1Is', t
Every variety OF Pi.asters and n;,tosarI q HN
dor Also, Venjtian shutters, either S''E u
IL proprietors can assure their o
that the above named articles are ha11ty,es Als5
very best material and latest imp well Plts
will be att ended to promptly, ana ELIAS DEWfE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24

10 he roters third District Virginia. for elect.
ing CoH'ntSstoner of the Board of Public Works
Gentemen-sinee declining again to run for Congress-
have, unexpectedly received solicitations from various
parts of the third District to candidate for the
Board of Public Works If you think can be of service
youin this new position, you liberty to
whatever of ability may promote in that con
nection, the best Interests of my native State
Most Respectfully,
J. NJ. H. BRALB.
Aouse of Rsyress,tatives. FEB. II. 1853.