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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-24
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Grape, Berage, Tibbet, Strada, and Silk
Shawls,-splendd patterns, ,-and the ladies cannot
all TO be suited.
The gentlemen will find good assortment of
Broad-cloths, Caisimeres. Sattinets, Jeans,
&C., Of the finest quality, which will be sold cheap
READYMADE CLOTHING
Coats, Pants. Vests, of every variety, from the
finest broad-cloth to the cheapest fabric, which can
and will be sold cheaper than be afforded in any
other store any where.
BOOTS SI SHOES, HATS g. CAPS.
in great variety, from the best to the most common
quality-warranted wsll made-and will be sold
low. fine article Of Shoes for the Ladies, of the
best and latest patterns. Call and See.
A large variety of Swiss Muslins and Jackonets,
French worked goods, Bonnet Ribbons, Parasols,
Gloves. Hosiery, Embroidered Swiss, Calicoes,
Chntz, Muslin, Bed ticks, Flunnels, &C., &C., Of
all descrintinne.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-24
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The following case of Benajah Hughes is one
OF the most astonishing on record. After forty
years. sickness, two years. excruciating torture
the amputaton Of one leg, and the body and limbs
almost mass of eating, purifying. dischargng ul
GERS. to be cured by eight bottles Of Guysott's Ex-
tract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, is almost
Miraculous.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-24
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Too Lires Saued6y the use of only Three
Bottles of "Wistar'S Balsam Of Wild
Cherry"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-24

UF Be sure to recollect the place, one door sout
Garfield 81 Mitchell's Hardware Store.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-24

Entered according to an Act of Congress, in the
year 1891, by J. s. HOUGHTON, Nj. d.
IN the Clerks Office of the District Court
ior the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
Vania.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
REMOVALS..

H ENOVAL-WmGHT WILLIAMS x Co. have
removed from 81 Na IL and 10
5f Tie st. ChH'rs Hotel. j".4 I'm
sk EMOVAL-I have removed from No. So
'TS5 WILLIAM l.. CUSHING.
- EAOVAL.-J O. PIERs0N, Real Estate,
q Note sri Broker, Aa renoged il T. hAeAtz
rLfe o SO. q nnrI.4 'r Two ioo ron CG ttigrt n1y.a
- bENiUVAI.-MIcHELI, BEVERLEY Il Co. have
l. from ~ - 70 Ne 81 frfDEAs STREET, nyat y
s--.'r -fS f...a-t uo>9 II
,9TOTICE.- BARELIf & Co. have removed back
tsth-r oia stAd. tb ';Y Httl oeils
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
T1LIFORNIH,

COR CALIFORNIA, via VERA -s<fEfh
CRUZ Pyt,ors Of prooee ling To
~ TO- Via Veratus MeTico and AG"palf2 i mr
,,samsbfp TEX l4ui tOns burtlep, e"ft 'a'
Ianrs Nsy(ea YetaCful on the lst ant y o
,S",b al oro puuciually, car ,hF tls U !, W.
sagts NeraCruE daIl4 ~ Tue N''' vi '''V' ~
Aapuko unlca be had ANr, vilf
sham S ,,ges on ard stHmer ~ Acapulco ready 70
through San tranclseo Meanwhile ~ AT te
iSt - tnuch at Acapulco passengers will not bs long de
'sued Far further partcnlars, aTVly TO s,.,.,
u' 'o''u'" HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of luliastree',
mvsr. otptslr I'VE 9u''n'''p '''"'"|'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
KEY VEST.

nor KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, .szi ~,
L ArAt EClilCoLA ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS szs-sslA=ss
TAMPA BAY-U. 5. Mai lne.-1hn U. s. Md stuasfip
DAY Z Trs,rs commander, having Levu uut' Hta' ly
~ly ,ssrlt vii iavo tho steamship lan'Hs 00"t 0
Ist Fa bit. above. For freight apply iJ
GREEN, HARDING q co. 90 royirn street
~ Ar,nvl,r Il pas, tAroag Tie ros'.'Hr'.
" Tie i-taton o Ire .ht all be- uiL7I "n l-s
p.tggrs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
NEIY YORK.

TOR NEW YORK = The fast sailing rsz.
back MARTHA ALLES, Bulott, master, having ntaty AkG
taf.a gaaed will iaHt dispatch For IRE ght
r.lssAga apply on hoarl, OF TO ,,,s,-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
NrEw ORLEANS ENIGRANT AND x,
s,o STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and ~ :
AR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FLOUR. The

LEWlSs rkErAfED b ! :. FLook-Ihe A.. H. ne
! q '''l..' aa r. r IN @ @ @aaoo .s, efi ~ raao
e9o gs .4 az. A rr ms : ~, n, r%'.f5,etf x 5oef " e,
~ ,s so7 2 g,rt,. fta ] % @ & @ sasa e g.z.'' ''a
tGr WY 'ns ssa Known 70 ~ sner, ana
'- '- ''.s'' '' T. aN6hl6 Ta mo, =. Fpu ,,rey
..-------.---
Mo- va AlEN IL - ~ aHl' Iz L r len IN
5a - L. i IT.. 4 .a t @ Y Il III. ii % ,, '.i ND Il, da:
@ @ .r ' ts t e l..i. Al Sa r sa nc. % s be % e.
te n9ai ias csefany y tw rstb' 70 manufacture
~ . @ l. ss ., il @ q 5 5s araa.ry
Z H. .,ff a' y, BID 4 i, Saita and
49, aet s; fap4iyr may
w. E,,, ss,s. ssisslas DO e soo les,
I!3ri n 9 N I'll, f'ss sg5 IS n 3 }g ai 6 Ji
For sals 6y {. G. 20, ERT c,,, % Camp sire,
42l 'y ,ss zi'' sae.A gen :. a23
AhoLlNA t,. Com nl hasyV a. | ~ o"gs U"ronn"
- -, a :, COCHRAN = CO.. =. 2,!sz!s2 % street.
sRAzlL 'a N NoIsr.o = c, bags gs. Brazil Nuts Just
= \. : e25as2s q 60, 50 gssZ2s, .lss3.
boxes lau1 ORION Mntq9eol " mt
ja oi as sd S' .0r sIs % s',' saas Ho'as '' ', " @
~. :, .,s.,. s'r2.s = '2' - ss2e '3.s
w received t1 r,r,rysTan ',or Borieaas sri iar s,p
81 Nv r. F. NICHOLS CO. - Camp street
A sH AMPA(IN ES-1DO baskets Held
- in a., T.rtz sCIs ,r,s "a. i7s Sgpth and W,s
- :. :,
EOCK-l00 cases Sparkling Hook, 90 cases
srrsr hsf"'f' T sic %lI5s m oT 'ls 60 ny O., Camp street
EE ED ASH CGAI,-10n casks broken and
e'4 4 a asti .tI iG tt e., P'i@ s G5aI ~. ,, mG!s "
IIINE WINES-Hork kbninnr Ru1p Shnimpr
ES iil-'i' W - ~ NV - >
y Johann 3r King i''s M ,tr'Il aE IN sorg ana o
RsENANH-lh stotc "'' w ette' III iV'9 " sun
puTfhastlA' o snP-li2 qNA an ,, st *, -, - .
|
Wv tarsale by. by..,,,.,,,.. r,sr, ,.,.s..,....,
| - hENNt3l x - t-'', 80 l.l''li..t.' sl5ll,
| ,,,.I,., an u -,DI,I-l, pDNNnc
/ q 'liAMI AbNIHO oF ' AlAlpbo bIAANbt'-
| j GARNET STAR, NEEGESAY, CREllE Ii EJCEY, ,
! ~ lw RI NICHOLS Co, 9l c~up street,
,,.,,,,,,,r 20 NJ, ~,
| 4 tllAMPAtNE-1DD haskctS + leuF uc DuuHy,
4OOtskt Calu ami yao5s a er bfuls iaal received
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

The following table shows the quantity OF
public lands already granted to the several new
States of the Union respectively
Ohio, 212 SIS acres; indiana, 3,2o1 AGO; H.
lnois, .5s4. .l67 Missouri, 242 ~ Alabama.
2O742S4; Mississippi, 4l5l,0ll; Louisiana,
! .2lo ,l22 Michigan. 6l70,s66; Arkansas, g.
25O, ,sl3: Florida, , 022 99S; Iowa, 81 1880
Wisconsin, S12S,799; Tennessee, 3,s53, ,o24
Calilornis, 800 900 NJ Mnesota, Z,a9I ,le7 Ore
ron, 12,is5.Q7s; New Mexico. ,4eS 100, Utah.
6,6sI ,7Q7 total, "a ,222, las.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
VERA CRUZ.

VIII leave THURSDAY, Juy IA. at o'elorE
For Y ERA CRtZ-U s. Mail Line IL FFS,
j The new pDJ stranhtp TEXAS tiOo snbdseza
Paer, will lrRye
tgys FartnA.ly, Carrying the U. ;. Mails.
= .... Rates Of PsesRge..,.
wy
.r,
Msas .11is, per cubic io2t 70 ce.ta
~ freight PAsge haYrg elrgNti Ae0omWoiars f eb
HARRS a MORGAN, oet o. s,ree
orp0su' the ~trerstNt Landing.
~ re-seassr' must rrostis tA"neyt' ~h r7a irru Tie
= ~ rrag ~ rgye te aer ror ys',cr o H i,' and sh
~, sAfrs. must provide Themselves h a ..rr,'s Bi Of
IL O.t-5 'oI0 vii o. srnet i''
EOR VERA CRUH--Pasgage only IN
t.l tn as .Alinl hte-s0 rg u htslNl '-rl EAE ~
II D a. H.r 70. y,F
drlq U-ss1Es, having srs.4l l'' 'NstH,
n d =. WInrNEY ~ ID o.-n ..t..,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

- 50 bhls. BRAZIL NUTS;
50 bags WALNUTS;
IS bags TEXAS PECANS,
10 h,gs CANARY SEED. For sne hy
ufvll A. +. COCHRAN a CO, S6 Graver street
- SODA ASflES-IaN casks;
PALM 0iIe-5 casks;
soar RoSlN-is5Jths Nos. !, and s. For sale by
sp?l A. DELAfRANE& CO., II Msgszne street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
.AATJTERP.

EOR ANTWERP The fine A ! fast IN
sailing ship HOWADJ1, Capt, George Ba &kkkk
1aiug, will have quick dApach. For freight
IH HhIG. iubloco and 80 lalts Cotton, apl " to
Up. WHITNEY & co, 81 Gamp street.
EE- prsssgs, aTply to the CapIaI board. uS2i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

For BOSTON Regular Line Of Pack ~,
L The A ipa,rs' snip SHEFFIELD I'~t- m.s, 49,
vng portion oagoe ghrsd, will have q'igk
d-sr4ilh. For balance Of freq ,Etlly
ia GEO. W. Nv NS0S. - Erup street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
LONDON.
GLASGOW.

EOR GLASGOW The American ship ~,
j DtvM>RK Cap, nrrner having s-atg all BE-, eatF tE
Wi hAve patch g. rbtHnce oitegbt
4tI,Iy II GlFtSEY LOWELL ~ Common s.trot nt3I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

SUNDRlES-
- LONDON FORTER AND ALEl9O casks pins aud quarts
PORT WINE quarter casks;
MADrlRA-tuquArrrr and ~ eighth casks
BOXER BITrERN-l4U boxes IN store,
CLAhET-l4U0 toNes p nts and quartz;
ANSlSETTE-5 SO eases;
/ SATTERNE--50 rAst superior. For sale by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

HgCLEANS MALT WIllSkY.-The atten-
ton Liquor nrslr and manufacturers requested to the
ro superior qualities Raw WHISKY Of
Il ary flavor, and
n,ial o is we'll adapted lr manufacturing pnpoHts
receipt Of The shove, Ard recommend
it yyI,a much confidence tI.ir friends.
mvgl KIDuFR FABIAN, 81 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
LEGHOR.N,

EOR LEGHORN The A fast sailing ~
American ship JOHN BRYANT, Capt. Dyer, has room sA
JT uaus bu small siowage,
ol This has superior cabin accommodations
For apply TO the captain ou 1oad NJ
P5ff %, Ftrst Dstrict, and i0T ght apply
arsu ]. II. ASHBRIDGE' q co. So St, Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

SUNDRIES-
- ROUND WOOD MA1cHEs-I0o g ote il sei-
OF NfNE-2HWp ounces in store,
kASINE-500 Packages in ore;
MUNuSGAHELk WHlShI-lg1 barrels IN store,
ALrOHDL--iu Tbs IN siorp:
APPLE BRASDY-25 bbls in
STRAW PAPER-90pn rssnis in
STAGG sHAY's Sugar Cured siams-so trces IN store
BIZ r TUaGUES--45 trixes in Store, for hy
aps E. J. HART CO, 70 I, houpitunlas srs-t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

L .ls-IHe Regular packet Flip phEIiIENON. Ma &allSS
ti larFe portion r' her ttrg, "rstg
quiS lsfstrh. F. bnHse of irr.g! Or r-'s' an
i.iO GEORGE W. rYNSOS, 80 t-unp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07

SUNDRlES-
- Forsa'e by ". WOLFF, 9i Camp
BOkER'S BlTTEkS-I4U Asses
VII SkN-io barrels OH Roanoke to cl'sa rstgnnent
RUN-l0 pulcheobs JaRilr II Gui St CsoiG
PORT WlNEs0 qlartef casE l. rPes and i eAses Old Len
don Darkt
GIN-0IET-3l baskets, % close cons gnmsnt.
CIGARS-3lU,ru, vaHoss brands,
- pstPshsmer ls 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
ST. PETERSBURG.

EOR ST. PETERSBUhGH. = Passage -
Il oulyThs sailing American ship SEA EAGLE {lS
Cart Williams having AL her engaged, VIII De quSky
atched For having superior accommodations gFl
tbp Car board p. WHITNEY Co 81 Camp at fgS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-07
LIFERpOOL.

EOR VERPOOL-Th 4 l fast sail IN
i .-y Aus. .sT ,b.p Join 2. HARVARD 1l..f., AIxP
ma.'-. taull st1 .-r csrs1 engaged w tt' Hht b..
''+'''' j HhSHBRIpGE II 4 90 8, cerl,.s'r-c'.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-18
Local lntelIigence""City Affairs, &c
CITYDELEGATE.

An election was held yesterday for Delegate
to represent the city, in place of A. J. Crane,
Esq, resigned. The vote was remarkably thin,
little Or no interest being felt in the eecton-the
Wings regarding the success of Mr.. johnson as
certain,and the "Spartans" failing to come up to
the "tug of war; with their usual ierceness and
gallautry. At sunset, the vote stood as fol
lows:
MONROE WARD.-For Geo. N. johnson 225,
l.. w. GIazebrook 46, E. w. Mccarthy &c, Da-
vid J. Saunders IL, scatterng7.
MADISON WARD-Johnson SIS, Glazebrook 25,
Irving 8, Mccarthy 2, Fisher L.
JEFFERSON WARD-Johnson rs, GIaz ebrook
81, Irv ng G. J. M. Darlington 10, J. A. Scott
/.
1t is proper to remark that Messrs. johnson,
Wing, and Gazebrook Democrat were the only
regularly recognized candidates.
Johpson's majority 1857 over Glnzebrook.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-18
4. Speck of War.

correspondent of the Liverpool Albion says
that he recently dined at the house of British
Lord. in company with several Bishops. Every
one there spoke of the French invasion as GER
tainty. A foreign Ambassador, he continues, has
warned the British Government, that Louis Ma
poleon would not invade Belgium. because that
would alarm Russia, Prussia and Austria, but
that the humiliation of England would delight
the new alliance. The writer adds:
1.-THE most eminent naval men, believe say
that our Channel fleet is no match for the French,
aud the whisper at the Horseguards adds that
London could not be defended at all, and that our
army of fifteen thousand men could only retreat
in good order before the Imperial eagles. I al.
ways feared this, but had no idea that our naval
and military men were so fully awake to the ter
ribIe reality. As to our population rising en-
masse, gallant resistance of draymen. coalheavers
and farm laborers, it is simply ridiculous. One
hours rock shooting exhausts all the ammunition
of my tenantry in May. believe l am as pa
triotic as most, and am not deficient in animal
courage, but the idea of me aud my tenants saI>
lying out with a few bird soaring guns and a blum
derbuss to face the Chasseurs de Vincennes, who
can hit your waistcoat buttons at mile and
half off The thing would be absurd"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-18

BURNT TO DEATH.-A free cooured woman
named Mary Cooper, was burnt to death Wednes-
day night in house situated on the corner of
Byrd and 9th streets. She was addicted to
ntemperance-occupied room to herself-and
tits supposed went home Intoxicated, acciden-
tally set her cloths on fire and persisted before as
sstance reached her. The Inmates of the house
heard nothing of the occurrence until their at
tention was directed towards her room by a vol
ume OF smoke issuing therefrom. They then
forced the door open and found the woman lits-
rally roasted. Yesterday morning Coroner
Wicker held an inquest over her remains.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-18
BY UTH GRITTY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed during the Second Session Of the IAnty.secon
Congress
TPrJpJ1c- AcT-No o01

AN ACT for the relief the of Beeview and the
cities of Burlington and Dubuque, In the State of
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and Houseof Representa-
tires of the United States Of america Congress
ed. That there shall be and hereby is granted the
town of Belevew, in Iowa, the land bordering the
Mississippi river in front Of said town. reserved by the
of second july eighteen hundred and thirty SIX for
public highway, and for other public together
with the a'cretons which may have to med thereto
in thereof be disposed of in such the
corporate authorities of said town may direct. The
grant made by this shall operate inquishment
only ofthe right United States in and to aid prei
ses and shall in affect the rights of third per-
sons therein thereof but shall be subject
to the same; and on application by duly authorized
agent of the corporate authorities of said
the Commissioners ofthe General Land Office, patent
of renq rdance With the provisions
this act shall be issued therefor, in other
Sec 2. Aud be afther enacted, That there shall be
and hereby granted to the cities of arlington and Du-
buaue in Iowa. the land bordering the Mississippi
river front of said cities reserved by the of second
July eighteen hundred and thirty-six for public high
way and for other public together with the
Gus which may have formed thereto or in front there
of to disposed of in slch the corporate
| thorities OF said cities may direct.
Sec. g. And be 1t further enacted, That the grant
made by this shall operate Jas REIMBURSEMENT. only
ofthe right othe United States in and to said premises
aud shall in affect the rights OF third persons
therein or to the thereof but shall be subject the
same and application by aduy authorized agent of the
corporate authorities of saidcies to the Commissioner
the General Land Office, patent of renq 1hment in
with the provisions OF this act shall be issued
| therefor as in other cases
SEC T. And be Il tafhx enacted, That the lot or par
eel OF land Cry Of Dubuque heEetf5re altrl
and used by the authoritns OF I'd cry cemster}
or burying ground, under the OF Congress OF the
con July, eighteen sndrel and thnty-slx tei "An
act Tor the laying off the towrs ef Fort Mldscn and
Burlr gon in the county Of Des Mo mes, and the
of II view, Dubuque and Peru, IN the county or Lu
bHqus, Territory OF Wisconsin, anu for ether purposes.
and the OF third of March, eighteen hundred aud
thirv-seven, ameadatory there OF be aud the he
by is granted to the ,mlnou lunci the said city
of Dub que to make such disposition Of the sad iand
cludsd in SAID cemete or burylng grouad that Com
mon Council may deem proper.
Approved Febfu ,rv IA 1873.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, FoO. II.
A Senate Bill authorizing the flour inspector
for the city of Richmond to inspect -four and
meal manufactured in the town Of Manchester,
was read the 1st, Cd and Sd times and passed.
Mr. MILLER of B., from the committee of
Courts presented bill for running and marking
the Western boundary line of this State with
Maryand; and
A bill for running and marking the Eastern
boundary line ofthis State with Maryland.
Mr.. MAPP according to order presented bill
to establish the first nagstera district free school
in the county ofAccomac.
bill to incorporate the Fredericksburg and
Gordonsvie Rail Road was taken up on motion
of Mr.. ToMLIN, and on his motion amended, en-
crossed and passed-ayes 80, noes SO.
bill appropriating $4,000 for the extension
of the Huttonsvie and HuntersviIle Turnpike,
was taken up on motion of Mr.. HENRlcH-read,
amended, engrossed and passed.
resolution was received from the Senate
stating that they had agreed to resolution re-
ending the joint order for adjournment Of the
General Assembly on the 25th February, in which
they request the concurrence of the House of
Delegates
An engrossed bill granting the right of way
to the Pittsburg and Steubenvie railroad being
the order of the day was postponed till to morrow
at IL o'clock
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
Mr.. MCDONALD withdrew the substitute of
fered by him yesterday TO the BILL granting an ap-
preparation to this company.
On motion of Mr.. WALLACE, the said substi-
tute was further amended by adding thereto the
following proviso:
"And provided further that the said james
River and Kanawha Company shall be subject
to the provisions of the Code of Virginia so far as
they relate to internal improvement. and joint
stock companies.
Mr.. MCDONALD made an unsuccessful motion
to amend the substitute still further by providing
that the western terminus of the canal shall be- at
or near Clifton Forge in Allegheny, and that the
money now appropriated shall not be used in pro-
scouting the work west of that point. nor for en-
cheering or reconnosances west of Clifton
Forge.
The question was put on agreeing to the substi-
tute as amended and determined in the affirma-
tive; and
The bill as amended was then ordered to be
engrossed and read third time; and on motion
of Mr.. MILLER of B.. made the order ofthe day
for Saturday next at - o'clock.
On motion
The House adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-18
CONGRESS-WEDNESDAy

SENATE.-The deficiency bill was taken up;
and after having been further amended, it was
passed.
Mr.. Brooke finished his speech on the Tehuan-
tepec grant, and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, House
passed the Post Office general appropriation bill;
and then going into Committee of the Whole
GU the state of the Union (Mr. Orr in the chair
the civil aud diplomatic appropriation bill was
considered. aud speeches were delivered by
Messrs. Bayly, of Virginia, Nabers, and Hous-
ton.
This bill was next considered by clauses OF
sections and they We're debated for the rest Of
the days session on various proposed amend
ments,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-18
g.HsEsEATCsg OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
WEDNEspAY. Feb. I6

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 16.
The PRESIDENT (Leut. Gov. LBAKE,) pre-.
sented a communication from the executive
transmitting communication from the Directors
of the Exhibition for the industry of all nation 8,
which was On motion of Mr. SWEENEY, laid on
the table and ordered to be printed.
The House amendment to the Joint resolution
concerning the purchase of Astronomical Instru-
ments, &C., was agreed to--the ayes and noes
being requisite-26 to 2.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. FUNsTEN proposed joint resolution, res
ending the resolution previously agreed to- max
ing the 25th of February the day for adjourning
sine die. The resolution under the rule, lies
over one day.
THE CALENDAR.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of House bills on the calendar. The following
passed:
To incorporate the Gnatty Creek and West
Union Turnpike Company;
Authorizing an appropriation to complete the
connection between the Richlands and kentucky
line road. and the Fancy Gap road at Tazewell
Court House;
To incorporate the Ohio and Moore's Mil,
Turnpike Company; and
To amend the act to incorporate the Bank of
Wythevie, and to change its name to the
South Western Bank of Virginia.
SENATE BILLS.
When the hour of l arrived, the Senate took
up bills originating at the end of the Capital
The following passed.
To incorporate the Otetiana Canal Coal Com
pany.
To require Courts to order the payment of tax
es assessed on funds under their control.
To incorporate the Buckingham Gold Mining
Company.
Authorizing the flour inspector Of the city Of
Richmond to inspect flour and meal manufactured
in the town of Manchester
To incorporate the Potomac Coal Field Raj
Road Company.
Aud then the Senate adjourned.