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HATS " CAPS.

FALL FASHIONS FOR 1852. "a
TSHE subscriber has now received lis Nc~ York.
H. Baltimore and fhIeadelpIia stylcsot Goutte men :
No. | Molcskin, sir. bluek md phie. Beaver md
be surpassed in this or any other market lii sfoeb +.
now large and complete. embracing all of IL . 2ol,5 ard
mos, Gg 20, ors rs "g a.eJ e . lg n H4 nf%.. an. ,' c4r r,>. :.
TO which he most cordially invites - old licnds md
customers AMI the public generally, to give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere, His stock will Ice fonpa
ms eheop asnny othcr establishment in the city An
Kinds OF Hats mad" to order with neatness and dis,atch.
" Customers HAS dressed orr free Of cha, e..
Cnll at the sign OF the BLUE HAT.
oct 2-ts WM. STIrZER
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sOUTmEKN FINE ART, BY =. /.

SOUTHERN FINE ART, BY =. IL
lNGION- Unprecedented iaihcoaoais Of AmG1c0n Fine
hi fechS Giagnyfc7em PORTRAIT IF FLASHING
TON-(20 by 2G inches Engrnved on steel (by per-
mission from Gilbert Stuart's only or7ginoi puinting.
The celebrity Of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar as ''houschod words to the mind OF
every person in the L. s. who can read.
Every Artist Scholar, Statesman and .Jurist, in our
country and in Europe. capable Of Judging, has pro-
nounccd WASHINGTON PERFECT trans
script OF Stuart's worId-renowned printing and as such.
HE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IN ExIs-
TrNcr.
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington possesses
Is, that the Senate Of the United Suites, and the most
celebrated Scholars, Artists, Jurists and Statesmen of
the United States, pronounce it The ONLY CORRECT Por-
trait OF Washington EVER engraved.
Particu ar attention is invitcd to the following letter
from the Hon Roger b fancy, Chief Justice of the U.
States:
BALTIMORE June %, 1852.
Dear Sir Accept my THINKS for tie Portrait of
W asnington. rs II work of art. its excellence and
beauty must strike every one who sees it and it is no
less happy IN ITS Likeness to the Father of his country.
II WAS Jay good fortune to have seen him in the DAYS of
my hoyhood, and his whole appearance IS vet strongly
impressed On my memory. The portrait you have is-
sl'ed'apPears to me to he an exact likeness, Representing
perfectly, the expression. n well as the form and fen
lures Il his face With great respect.
| am yourt ob't servant,
X. b. TANEY.
Geo W Chjlds, F.q, ?hi'a.
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Although these works arc distinguished by tho polti-
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their contents Is devoted to political subjects. 1t is
their h,erory character which gives them their chief val-
ne, aud in that they stand confessedly far move all 9TH
or Journals of their class. Blarkrood, still under the
fatherly care Of Christopher North. maintains its ancient
celebrity, and is ut this time, unusually attractlSci from
the serial works of Bulwer aud othor literary nutnbles.
written for that magazine, and first appearing in its col.
umns both in Great Britain aud in the United Stntes.
Such works us "The Caxtops'' and My Novel;
(both by Bulwer, THE Green Hand, y Katie Stewart
and other seriuis, 81 which numerous rtvai editions nj,
issued by the lrnding publishers. in this country, have II
be reprinted bytho-e publishers from the pageso Of Black
wood after it Inns been issued by Messrs, Scott Il Co
so that Subscribers to the Reprint OF that Magazine ma
always rely on having the earliest reading OF these fn
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Office TO asHE PURtIc.-S

~ II of the charter of II he Lynchburg and Ab"..
Ion Telegraph Company" reads as follows:
That If any person, or persons, shall wilfuAy or know.
ingly break, iniure, destroy, or interrupt the TqIepIorL
ines or communications or any part thereof-to h.
rr"rted 10y the said company in pursuance of this act :
lie, she, or they, shall pay to the said corporation. an,
hundred dollars for said offence, and slHI be Gn,b,a
liable for all damages which the said COMPANY mny
uiFer in repairing the injury, and from the iaicprlptjo9a
of their business to be recovered in an action of trr...
Iass'-and, IT any person, mourning the penalty olore.
and shall, through Insolvency or any other cause, be I'm.
able or shall fail to pay the penalty or damages af,r,
said. and shall "A second time commit tresspass upon tMe
said lines. or any part thereof, "a aforesaid, he. she. or
they. shall be Liable, upon conviction thereof. to an inn.
%'lisonment in the county .iail of notices. than one month,
nor more than six months"
The penalties of the section above recifed. viii h..
igidly enforced. b. DEANE. JR.
President l.. & A. Telegraph Co.
Sent 3--dfs
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GTEA>M MARBLE WORKS :

n, AVE IL w az Ia -
10 the corhcr of Main and 9Th streets. WHEREIN Il be tounn
\ fine assortment of Egyptian, ltansn and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WALL lnter, Fronts, &c.
Any design IN carrying executed in the nentest mnfr
ocr. Orders from tho country, with city reference,
romptlyottcudcd to.
Mr.. II having served his apprenticeship 10 one of he
targcst est~sblisimcnts in New York city. ind having
much experience in the business. haitrry hi ~nselfthat
al workrsrcutc nj his hop viii give as ontiro s~ati.iac
lion a. any done Moth de South.
Richmond, July l1-lvd
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r j ECIILOS.
WIN II PRYOR,
n g TALIAFERRO.

EW CONCEEeN.-Wc, the undersigned
1 ' hive "A 'sociatcd "ur selves together, under the st,l,
mud firm otJ b NOWLIN & CO. for the pnrrose nj
conducting a general Grocery, Commission aad For
street, L~yuclburs Va. ~
we VIII keep constantly on hund every article usuan,
kept in a grocery establishment, all of which we viii
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MON EOUNDKY.-N II w -.

CERN-The subscriber have assoois,. N
selves together under the style and firm of ' tAei1'
JONES, BEGGS d. BROTHEp
j ID respectfully call the attention of the pnhIi,
9OUNDRY, about one mile below the city. INN " tttr
= on the Canal, W ere they are prepared to fnrai sI'a
Ne description script st CAshi NJ in loom or sand. NI
lion of Garden or Porch Chairs. Hat and IT, TInPfo7''
Stands, Jenny Lind farlor Crates and Fender r".''aa
or fancy Balcony Railing Of the latest sfylo' pi Fa0
all sizes and patents, Brackets, various sizes. St r =
Mantle pieces n %n nd t" order: Water gas, or draa.
as are invited all of which they will furnish ~, y ;@a'
ern prices, and only ask IA call TO insure .aIe. u
prompt attention and faithful workmanship tlny 10y
'llarea fair portion of public patronage. All n g r.
thankfully received, and promptly executed in the ra,
est style. WILLIAM b. JOyPS"
JAMES BEGGS.
sept 2l-dts HAMILTON BFGcS
ESDrpss copy.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A p%ectfully ask a continuance of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him. to the new concern and in
this connection he deems it proper, To ask u1i who nre
indebted To him - come forward and settle their ac.
counts wi,hput delay.
Thercnre many claims Of long standing, which, must
lose mp, mud il - expected thai oil who lnow them
.clvcs 10 he indebted will pay attention to this notice.
inn 8-its s. DIUGUID.
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fEFO HOUSE BUILDER s.--The sub.ai

Il beers have on hand a very large assortment OF Kim
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinge, Blind tastea'
lngs, Screws, Cut and Wrought Mails. ! .ai-i5os a1i',
French and American Window Glass ON 7 "a 0%0H
%, Putty. Sash Coid, &c ,&c.,-ull Of w~l3chiif! arc
disposed to sell on fan terms
Llaa27-tfl GREGORY. HOYALL SIMIN0N.
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LyR ExllEBITHON.-Tbe .oh.-.5 M

i ing Obtained at considerable expense e e. hay
WbiteIur>ts Washington Gallery, Daguerraa",an Nj,
the following distinguished characters. mo-, .a,o3pcsof
invites the public to call and examine then .s.Pfe1uIy
lion with a large number Of his own producer 'nneo'
Whitehurst Gallery. a"' attlp
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scot. Wn
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce, VIM Il. King. G. n, Urn
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass Pc GjJefFFSS''
July l9-dtf p.lnbH,
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M-IsCELLANEous
.HoCEEDfNas or RAE -

DKoCElEDin1s OF THE LEGS
LOOKING UP;-3.200,O 900 .4ypyoD5 tq,e5 ~~AeioA
nal HnpgoreAens.-The bills appropriating +. - =, no.
GATE. the above sum for the completion - = ~ agere.
Tenn, South side. Petersburg and No,toa a. and
Vi, vile Railroads al %" ss a%.S passed ;s ,L the MILO hog.r' and ava, Dan T..
Ertc,nal Improvements "bo may wish 10 n'ehds OF
their funds adcioul7 in the completion of ,IbtiPtopnate
werdrobes. will find no difficulty in ugssj.n "iner
at the CLOTHING BAZAAR, for which, tbcSs oa 1Hs
ceiye handsome dirideadS on sight. viii fe.
Those who wisha fine sitting Carmen, -
tom MARI, at considerable less expense and r., ~ 70 eer
do well to call nt our c~stablisiment-.a n''1e would
.tock Of Dress, Frock, and Sack COATS 9pf isfr-
VESTS, &c, the shape, size, tnste md meaa nANiS,
NAV be accommodated. A. .. SHAFER &, ~ Ut all
feb 3-fs CIntb,,. -
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tREAE ATTRACTION JUST rccea.
~ ed. for the all trade. immense quantities of CooL.
ing Pnrior and Office STOVES, fr wood AZ.
aud coal. Fancy and pain Coal Crates, with E.sI
MD without summer pieces, beautiful aud chcap S1St
Cooking Ranges tor wood and coal, some new patterns,
which have been selected, with great care. from, rho
Northern markets, and warranted To give perfect snti-.
fnction Chilsnn's patent hot air ventilating aud port.
able Furnaces, all sizes for warming DWELLING, Church
rs. Factories, &c. Patent Metallic Mirror Nantes, OF
magnificent design aud finish. and which are fast super
ceding the use of Marble.
He is also prepared to furnish Sprnt's patent Light
ming Rod, Cast iron Railing, Hydraulic Rams. lift and
force Pumps of the best kinds in use, Hose, Lead Pipe
Sheet load, Stove Fixtures, &c, &C. making altogether
the largest and most complete assortment ever offered
in this market, and which shall be sold for less thun at
any other establishment in the city. C.S BLISS.
p. Sin and Iron Roofing. and Fave { 4crs, nude
md put on to order, in a superior manner.
oct l3-dts C.. s. b..
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George w ChiIds, Esq.

GREAT INDICTMENTS To CLUB SUBSCRIBERS.
~ rue To enable ALL to possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber rc-pectfuDv ogs,. ~
following inducements fr the formation of Club snb.
scriptious. = 0"o uh-
0"' '-r"a cup oil i've 500 90
len 81 90
~ IN .lou mte'n, AS 90
"niDe sent free OF postage, (at the sole risk of the Nh,
Gerber } to one address, orto each of rho soid o cI,t ~ ~
desired. Address, RGDERT Kt< 9%u e'uo' as
Agent for Nelrh's Poriraits NJ
Washington and Jack SON for S,a,e rs "
IT,, Eagle Square, Richmond. Va.
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LIVINGSTON PLOUGnCAsTINGs.
dec 3-d&cfs
HARRIS HACK SMITHS ruyc,s

IL An indispensable article Tor all Black Smiths, i"l
Nhiuh as to saving of Coal and heating Iron. pleossen
piire ofAlr. Nabney of the phonix Foundry. Mr. II
haley, Nhec-wrigtt. and at the smith Shop o The
Piedmont Works.-all If which have them j, use. Tor
..le BY A. Nenletan, Agent for the patenteefo for Virginia.
Piedn,nnt Mnr... LNnchImrE. juno u. =
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by THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON.

hhgrhHed lby PeImIssion) from 1fomas Sury's oSL.
original painting, inthe possession of Francls Pres
ton Blair. Esq.-(20 by 20 inches.1
PRICE FiFE DOiLARS PER cory.
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DOCKS! BOOKS !.--NEW BOOKS STA
- ~TATlONARY, &c. just received by G. MORSE.
My Novel By Bulwer. 37d cents
yicissitudes. a revolutionary Story by James % "
lIaiie Stewart, from Blackwood, %
Henry Esmond, 10y Thackeray. so
n Shabby Gentecl Story do 62
~liarper's Magazine, 25
Diapers Chemistry,
Lincoin's Botany.
do for beginners,
Bolman's Levisac Cir,
Piceola in French,
Pinnock's II istnries-Greece Rome & France,
Mitchel's Geography aud Atlas, (new Ed
do Primary
Cutters Anatomy
Parker Philosophy, Primary,
Bullion's Classical series.
Dawes Arith's and Math'l Works.
School Inkstands,
Steel PENS, superior quality,
Slates, Welsh of the best quality,
Ink and Ink Powders,
White Slate Pencils,
Writing Books,
D~ay-books aud Ledgers,
Letter aud Record Books, journals
Invoice Books. Cash Books,
Diaries large aud Small, 3 sizes.
Po"ket acct Books, great variety,
Printed time Books,
do Bill Books,
lndexcd Mems,
Bank Books,
Eovelope-, cold and white, plain and fancy,
Bill Paper long and broad,
Round Rubber Bands.
Drawing and Writing Pencils.
Letter Clips for holding papers.
I'll et.
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MECHANICAL.

fKshE s%uBSeRlBBh BBGS LEAVE MOST RE
y P%ceiiaIly to call the attention Of The cifisens IT
LynchsufR aud The adjoining country. To- hs iarge ant
q splendid assortment 81 B~OOfs.SHOES. 1
CATERS. NC, of he OWN MAKE"
- AM Which are WARRANTED OF ImE nIsf arAtt
~ AND OF SUPERIOR WORN aAKsHIF.
Persons wishing 10 have y good and dnnbie Boot or
Shoe fof the present season, siil do we'll 10 rnll on mo,
as ! am determined 10 please. both as regnrds quality
and price.
Don't forget 10 call NJ the store three doors above thc
franklin Hotel, aud Immediately opposite the Citizens
Saving. Bank T. r. GRfMALDI.
dec LIS
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J B NOW LIN
JNO ID HARVEY,

4 D Harvey tenders his most sin.
IA cere thanks 10 his friends for their very liberal m.
tronage extended to him while in several other houses in
this place and asks "a continuance OF The n u"
pledges himself to use every exerlion to give satisfaction
lis persona attention will also be paid to the sale of al
kinds &C produce.
ian 2I-dScIs
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e. hEAM ENdssN E.--F0r sale a steam engine,
- Of 80 hotse power, suitable for u saw mill, -four or
rorn mill, or tor II collier. This engine was made IN
England, and cost $l3 900 to import, and IS pronounced
by iodges as being "A superior article We will sell alta
great sacrifice. We refer applicants, as TO its ~capabiifH
&c, to Thos Dodsmead, Esq, superintendent ofthe
Petersburg Rsilroad Company. or To Maj Snead, at the
Fol hiice. EDMOND, DAVENPORT, & CO.
ian l9-1ts
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u scribet now hns ia ttofr hi Spring supply Of Chr.
den Seeds, MS stock is largo aud einbra scs every fafiete
usually wanted in Iii climate. They are all fresh ma
ga4niae, and dtek from the celebrated House oi DAVID
LAxpRgTH of Philadelphia also, an assortment oi
ehoiee FLOWER SEEDS
Catalogues with almanac and directions for planting
mud culture to be bad emtis. DIN II. SEA.,
I'll ets1 Druggist.
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'VIN PLATE, sPELTEs. q SHEET

n IRON, &c.-
40 boxes Tin Pilte. I0S IA, l2$ IL and l4$ 90.
1000 Slab Spelter,
coco lbs American, English and Russian Sheet Iron
, pigs Block Tin.
Up store and for sale by GEO. BAGBY.
ia-2Sis
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0tice Of the LyHehbmg Hose d Err ms. Company
FEBRUARY 7, 1883.

FENHE Board Of Directors OF this Company at their
Il meeting ON the 27tn of January last, declared Il
dividend OF far per cent ON the Capital Stock OF the
Company out of IN" profits OF the last sic monthS, payr
lie to the Stockholders on and after the ION inst.
-ftb S.4w CT. WILLIS. NalQ..
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TERMS.

" uN WV W iht itIi NlfH - "
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For all four of The Reviews & 90
For Blackwood's Magazine 3 90
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For Blackwood aud the four Reviews 10 90
Payments 10 be made IN al cases "a advance. Money
current IN tie Stale mhac issued aiH te rtceieei at
par.
CLUBBING.
A discount Of twenty-five per cent. from the above pri
ces will be allowed 10 Clubs orieripg. four or more cop.
les Of any one or more of the above work.. Thus: -Four
copies Of Blackwood, or of one Review, will be sent to
one address for 80 four copies of the fur Reviews
and Blnekwood for $50; and so on.
REDUCED POSTAGE.
The following table will show the great reduction
which has been made on these Periodicals since 1874.
and the very trihing rates now charged.
Prior to 1916. tho postage on Blackwood WINS 81 40
From ls45 to 1851, on Blackwood l 90
on II Review 80
In is51-'52 leverage rate) on Blackwood IS
on a Review 80
The present postage on Blackwood, il. "a
on "a Review, II
(7he rates are NON aniform for ALL DISTANCES ruth
At these rates surely no objection should be mode 10
receiving the works by mail, and thus ensuring their
speedy, safe, and regular delivery.
w temittances and communications should DO al.
:! aooiessed. post-psid, to the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.
~ % % fuLros St, (Entrsnce sd Gold st.)
New York.
-" and Butter.-5,O00 lbs. No. /. new
Fanny Lard. 5000 los. No. | and . -inte,
Butter--in store and Tor sale by ~" : """'
lleo LEE & JOHNSON.
lust RECEIVED ANoTHEp IoT -,
- that superior Old Brown Java Cofee-,isa m
Up 2 bales Mocha do. All in want Of mn !" y
iclc can be ~supplieda at "
tfeb dts SAUNDERS &.IRpy,S
NHNDOW GLASS.-3OO boxes Enp,.,
w French, aud American Glass, BOW on hand.
every size aud quality in general use, for sale low.
sept 3.dts GREGORY. ROYALL & SIMPSON.
MEDICINES, &c.--Frenel
u 1lass. all sizes, Fresh Tu., an Oil. fl Ia
r.. Re pe use, Fresh Hops, crop 1852, Best Greer
ossl black Tea, For ,ale by.
sTABLER, g. Co
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DGBEtC NOTICE. do hereby give notice
that owing 10 bad heal h, l am compelled 10 DE-
cline business, and that shall sell at Cost my Stock Of
Goods till the 2lst OF March next, ut whicttin ! ,iai'
positively dispose Of my entire stock Of Nateaes' Jew,
eiry and Confectionery at public Auction. My stock"
valuable and worthy Of public attention.
In closing my business in Lynchhurg. | tender to l'
public and to my friends my most sincere thanks tor
heir long continued confidence and support
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-02

P.S,-Al persons having work at my Shop a'ereq%'
nave been IN my Shop over 70 months are nollie" C@'
they will be sold at Auction unless taken away orl"'
my sale. c.. A. h,
Feb LIS
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

NFNDA IVNN.
We have IN asc Mr.. X. BriuinghHm MiirhelFs PUhif
And ENGINE. aud cstcem them a mosl valuable an
pendage. a great convenience and an efficient protce
lion against fee.
CHARLES MARX. Richmond,
X. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROfSrER, Hugueuo' Spring.,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Fafmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buekiagham.
Y. ]. GAINES. Chnrlotier.
Tho PUMP can lie sren IN 4sc At DR.. Nm. S. Nnfr-'.
Diuguid'- lounlfy. and ut MA nthrr places in Lynch
lurg. al Of whom approve their utility nd isrla
ness. The Pump cap be seen in lirl nnnd, n H.. VIII.
office. They ARE warranted Z --prk well toroue year.
rR- N~OTICE.-All person. buying o Hing -,
above articles, are responsible to me for 1t.
X. BRITTfNGHAM MITCHELL,
march 9o-dis Prppri,tor
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CGPART'NE sssEsEP.

JAN. |, 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

PArHsTrc AND ELoeuENT.--We shed copious
tears over the affecting eloquence and the touch
ing appeals Of a leader in yesterdays Courier,
from which we make the following extracts.
Cruel barbarans, thus to harrow up our neigh
boris loving soul, and to shroud the Canaan Of
offices in mist before his troubled vision
Is this then time for dsseusion factous recrimina
tion or nersonal warfare What necessitywe submit IL
To the good and dpassiopate consideration Of the
democratic pressis there for discussing the action OF
the Baton Rouge Presidential Convention arraignng
the course the partiates Of particular individuals
therein Il Is enough that the fruits of that convention
the organization IL produced and the good feelings it
restored before in the vote OF Louisiana for
who in the Gubernatoria Convention, may have pre-
ferred other TO Col lebert Personal preference
privilege. and only deserves when carried
that dsturbs the harmony jeopards the
success OF the party
We can perceive no wisdom policy in discussing the
rival merits Of Cass, Buchanan and Douglas either in
relation to the past or the future
But is altogether Improbable 20 seek TO array them
against each otherto emhtter their respective friends
or to enter upon Presidential discussion just rs
the President elect is going into office and even betor
his cabinet and the programme Of his administration are
1t is obvious that accomplish neither of these
objects-can do nothing either useful or gorious-by
Quarreng over what are called the spoils OF victory
or untimely reflections members Of our own party
Every thing depends upon harmony and concert. We
believe that the people every where sensible of this
And doubt not that the democratic members of the
Legislature will assemble in this spirit They will LET
the dead bury the dead
Come, gentlemen democrats, listen to the
Courier; don't be naughty no quarreling in
the family; the plum-cake IS about to be
divided, and as many of you as behave your
selves shall have slice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels-Jan'y 6.

VERANDA Henry Forshty st Louis Ky.
In Knox, Colough, Bradley W Steele Ala HSuu.
aud l, r. c fiasgey Palmer Gsnes, VI johnson,
o l. Dorsey L A HigenlothRm, II
Cmerou, Sherrod Pa Thuuond Wade, A Parks
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