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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
To The Editors Of ,hc Enquire. :, 900
HeAru,yuLE Dec. l5. IS4s.

HE.TH,yILe, Dec. Is, lS4s.
Messrs. Edi,or>:-I have often thought u
strange, thai, 10 Virginia, VI have no day SET
anart as Thanksgiving DaS-as Puonc ceie-
bralion OF Divine soodness-as day "hen Tue
people OF the Oh Dominion may engage III 'e
i.si,us services bv appointment oil .h' c's'i au-
thoiirs- mat they might render 'hdihs iol .'ie
numbefles> lavors which they have receiVeo iloh
the hands oil G ID. and express their sraiiune LOT
the mrTcies shown ihem Nv iA'ii ;" 70
are the desiinies OF nations
II is ore OF ne cardinal principles Of virginia
~ keen Church and State entirely disitac'. ms
is wise and.jusi principle-for, ny lhs union OF
Church and STATE, he arbitrary rulers OIL Europe
have long been enabled 10 keep The mass oil The
people in di,tress war and tyerty. Some may
object 10 the appointment Of THANKSGIVING DAYS
h.cause Of fear, on their part, that such
union, wih all is evils, mar be brought ABOUT
but that such innc b The tendency, uushl 10 uc
conceded, when il is said that no force y us. u
ma, il i, voluntary thing altogether, ana tna'
is len enirel, win me w.l 10 observe me Gay ~
a religious maDncr RI net.
We call ourselves Il c0Tis'ian people, am ad"P'
The bible as The ext book OF our iaiih, and though
far, veiy iar, from being sclptuEal yon'h NY
sell, cnll he following passages from the sa-
cred au,hors-and although they 10 not reltr TO
thanksgiving udbS, lct llCJ Sh'" - ''~
we are under 10 give thanks to the Almighty
and shall We not, say a, least once year, W a
public way, by appointment OF the civii au'hon'
les}
awe are bound 10 thank God always for you "
p Thes., /.
"TAanks he 10 God, who giveh the victory
| Cor, XIV
"He took bread, and gave hanks to God"
Acrs XVII.
"Be t,onsfuI unto him, and bless his name. =
Ps. G.
every creature OF God is good, and nothing
10 I've refused II received wi'h hanfsg' ptns. :
| Tim, Nv.
Annual hanksgivinss frst began in The Ne :
Enc and States, ani most cSceilen, effect mas
been produced upon society because oil them
Have we no., ia Virginia, much 10 be TANK ~
tori Let iaets answer. what good feshhs
might MT Re produced il The entire Clergy oil our
SLATE instead VI tickling our anccs by lfaveiiihs
beyond the skies, making rs shudder By descend
inc 10 lowest ;orlu,ps, because Of their holding M
imaginary Joys and woes before our eyes, would
dryne al ras, one day in three hundred and six
ty-hve 10 PRACTICAL lhngs-o the cause OF their
country-lo telling u II the blessings OF liberty,
The debt We owe 10 ourselves, and the obligations
zee are nneer 10 poslefIly-and not pnzz,e our
brains BY learned disqusilions, by uninleiligible
cnmmsuls on sill more unneilislh'e subjects
and b. theological speculations Thanksgiving
DAYS can have good fleet IN me pc ,ical word.
Bur an depaflins nnconsciously from the
purpose with which ! SCI ouI in--nny 10 make
81. gss,;ou-and. TO-, I believe have touched on
m, Scriptures. Well il | mistake nol, the Devil
one. touchcd The hem OF Chrisls garment.
GPACCHIJS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

Maj. General Gaines has received orders.
from he President. 10 repair 10 he Western Dr.
vision OF he Army, 10 % ready 20 assume the
command OF il whenever MsiJs General Tay-
IoI's resignation shall create vacancy there
So says The New York Day BOOK; which adds
tina, Gen. Gaines and family leave Washington
for New Orleans forthwith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
TIE PULPIT AND THE GOLD FEVER.

ITV Ih.FII tIL ~ = TT
Al Is jstnn As we'll as at New York, did he god
excitement claim the alIeniinn OF ths pulpit last
Sunday. The Rev Mr. Putnam, Of Boston, had
Tor III, lexgf from Prove bs-"How much better II
is 10 gel wisdom than eoldl" and The Rev. DR..
Frohins ham, from job xii, 24-"Then shalt
thou lay up gold dust, and The gold of Ophir, as
the tones OF The brooks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
SAMUEL. MARN, Cashier
farm oCa mare, for ro.ias IN mozv

Fn,m N q p,tcs5 fer r0'iag bv proTp
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, TIA
hereby .ppolnt Ia 10 substitute ~! piuls
for and IN - name and behalf IL vote a an,
election of rector Q. Directors 81 The Bank Of Nr
einia; and Furthermore IL represent - al all inte
ings Of the Stockholders IL sald Bank and IN
and behalf 10 vote Trsprc!in. t!r enlctns, II
praling or amending such bylaws, Ordinances o.
Regulations may be deemed necessary aud cons'
n-nt for the government aud management 81 the sai6
Bank, as fully as might or could, were - pr
s0nally present.
Witness, - hand and seal this - day u
ls4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
axasaE nf VIRGINIA.

THE general meeting Of the Stockholders II II
! Bank Of Virginia will be held a, ln,lr BANKING
House, in the city of Richmond, On MONDAY tie III
OF January nrnI.
By act al the Legislature passed 4Sth Matcn
1912. ''Gn Officer, or Director oi Bank, shaN ~
proxy Tor any StOckbnder III ri-ctpn ~ breton,
or Officers 81 a Bank, nor hall any PROXY ht Valid
whch shall have bern executed sky dals before ne
time Of any election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
Photographed !or he Baltimore SUM

NV YORK, DEC. III r W.
inere hB:r been hree rev cases and one
i,ain rom Inc coolr.a, since yesterday The
case exported IN The city terminated fatally hi,
morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

The premiums are less thln III any DINER '"dpan't
and The policies ai,on grratrr al tTGmfs
person aged 30 years next birth das, ~ PAYNE ~
compan; % cents would secure 10 hs family - 49,
sfuJ -hnuid lie die III year, ~ iuf 50 - NJ e'th
"a them slDlo for SIS Annually iot seven t'a''
secures To Them ODs should hs die IN seven sra't
tor GO H. paid annually during life he secures So"
Ia be- paid when liz dies. The insurer Secrrini ~
bonis by the difference In amount al premium 49,
those char .rd b. other Offices For sly % thr he'
wouid receive s., coo should he dir IN one year.
IouS " ca rS-Irrsdsnt.
pvrpp CuILIs-Vics President.
TRusrEss.
Robert +. Walsh Peter Rambo,
Iosenh r Tbomas. Edward q. Narkley,
yyiliiam Craig Robert Morris,
c.n,r. y Diehl Stephen X. Crawford,
p.,., cullen Alive Llins,
vm g Al,Iandrr. William ". Bard,
William w Uaiy. K. +. Loprr,
CIapton B. Lamb, marry Ionfao'
Salicitor-Wa. IL. iALr.
Trsasrrrr-F w. Rs~LR. 49,,
n. g. TuCKETT, S-c'y and Aety.
The subscribers having been hppohteh Ass"' ~
The above Company for the STATE II virgin" air ~
nared IN issue policies OF Insurance !" az persons ~"
,c ~ ava,l themselves of the sreat advantages ~
sruts for securing to their families OF inSh'' -
Portable support after their drceise. 49,, i. M
Forms al application, and ali pirtiru'I'' amer u
M their office On lth street, next doc, - .pS
wellington "ouu'"' 80 JOaS y. FAi''
Dr. Ions A. CuSriSGHAs, Medio'
June 30-2awd&cy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

AT Democratic AMI Socialist banquet held al
Paris On the 18Th, Coun; D'Aon Shee said that
IF Prince Louis should b. elected President Of
the Republic, it would be an immense disgrace
10 The nation bu, tha, he could not ACT legally du-
ring month and that in such a case Insured
ton would be a duty" The sentiment was re-
ceiyed with immense applause,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
Far fie E'noni,er.

Messrs. Editors: learn from the proceedings
=, ne I,ei,la,ure, thai on Saturday he 9 h DC
cembtr, on motion OF MIR. Moore, the Com aat ,e
on Privileges and Elections were cb nsuIeu tie
80. =, mailing elections for members oil Coz
ore and Also u the House OF Delee'es ara
Senate ol Virginia"
hope the change will be made, and sugse,svl h a.
oroper day. either MONDAY or VIM
Mpndav The fourth Thursday in April Is
an uccnvenienl time for the farmers they beng
then generally engaged in planting Line se
day is often forgotten. On h"yday s,' i s snd
are in health, would rather 2'o the eec;.oh' a"o
meet ,heir friends and neishbTs in The hiscna'se
Of a nublic du:y, Than remain idle al home-'ne
v vme polIed alany other reasons might be at-
yancrd Tor such cnanse-huI as Iney mus pr
obi u, 10 all, forbear 10 name lhen, a"u"ns
von bavr but lille space 10 spare-and thai
wori 10 The wise is sufficient.
Dec. l6. iS3S PLooul Mfh"l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
.ap,o ntment bv the Gorerror of Nro;,

A. II. McGoaey OF Cincinnati TO be Com.
missioner Tor the Stale OF Ohio, to lake &C.
knowledgmenls Of deeds, SC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
+"e---.--,,I [MDNRUs Y. =
RICHARD DIBRELL & JONES,
Commission 1erChahts'

EIcHM0.SD, VI, n.h,,c,
,.;.l.r a,,rn,jon 10 Inc sale OF Tobacco,
. VA ~. and Flour. II Cash advances Iaoe
on consignmens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

The vote in 1874 od:-CIay, 34,6i9; Polk,
1884; Scattering, 1862.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
MAINE-OFPIcllL
1919

47.463 1896 AZ, 100 44,l47
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25

More weiehiy mater has hitherto excluded
these spirited ''uoles" 0: our correspondent. The
Italian opera emeute was allayed by the fiery
Italian playing on the d, and making an awk-
ward apology 10 The spirituelte Laoorde, in pub
lic-Enosiycr
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
NEW STOCK AT
+" The Centre Street Market -

,INHE undersigned would respectfully inform the in
habants of this city thai he has just replenished
and opened an entire stock OF Goods in his line,
at the we'll known "Centre Street Market. Tender
ing his sincere thanks to his customers for
their liberal patronage in times past he hopes they
will continue such patronage under the add tiona in
ducements which he now offers them. In future, as
in time past his goods will he OF the best quality, and
at as low prices as at any place in the city.
The Stock at the "Cenre Street Market "consists
in part as follows All kinds of FRESH PRO
VISIONS! such Beef, Pork, Poultry, Butter,
Cheese, Eggs, Apples, Potatoes, &C., the best the
market VIII afford also, Lard, Flour, Meal. Rice,
airy Candles, Soap, OIL Moiasses, Sugal, Vinegar of
Pamer's manufacture Earthen and Stone Ware,
Wooden Ware. Common Crockery Ware, &c, &c.
Those in want of any of the above articles are in
vited to call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM JOY.
Bath, Dec. %, ls47. d47
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
Marine Insurance !!

vTHE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
N. j., (Chartered 1922 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, will issue Policies to an amount not exceed
ing $4,000 on any one risk, vessels, cargoes and
freights, a, favorable terms other institutions
Losses sustained will he promptly and honorably adj
Justed, aad paid IN moaey current ut the Banks in
this city within thirty days after prose- of the loss and
adjustment and in case Of dispute in the settlement
of claims, the company will abide The decisions of the
Courts of tbs State of Maine.
CALEB S. CARTER, Agent,
as Exchange st.
Portland, Dec. 90, 1847. 7Sd49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
Dwelling House for Sale

THE Subscriber offers for sale at bargain, the
house, garden and outhuildings now occupied
by himself, situated on Middle st next north of Capt.
Rodbird's The house is in perfect repair is
lent, and has an excellent cellar.
AlsO-a good House lot. situated on said street,
next north of Rev. Mr. Palmers, and is pleasantly 10
Gated. vs. the subscriber wishes to change his place
OF residence the above property will he sold al
gain. For further particulars apply to
z. e. NORTON.
Bath, Dec. 2S, l547 I2d49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
Fish.

lust received lat OF prime COD FISH for sale
by s. SEWALL.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
Santa Claus.
The New York

CANDY at BOWLES' is something extra, compr
" sing all the different varie ties of CONFECTIONERY
some kinds never before offered. Dec %
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
ANIMALS for 1913.

SPLENDID Annals for Christmas and New Years
~ presents among which
The Gem of the Season, cnnta aiming twenty
beautiful engravings, executed in mezzotint.
The Amaranth, Friendships Gift, Christian
keepsake Friendships Offering, Christmas blossoms
The Gem for 1913 The Git OF friendship
Also good variety of Juvenile Books, both pleas
ing and Instructive,
For sale by H. HYDE, at the Bath Bookstore.
3Wd36W9
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05

HAS arrived We have received another lot-'he
Al best article in the market, at BOWLES l. cos
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
s. w. HEATH & Co.

HAVE great variety of Goods Suitable for presents
IL such Card Receivers, Cologne Stands, French,
and German Vases, French and Bene China Jugs,
Cake and FrHn Baskets, Silver plate Cake Baskets,
and great variety Ct articles too numerous 10 men
ton. lSd4l
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-05
Notice..

NOCICCs
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name of SAwyEk Il SEwALL, as Counsellors
and Attorneys at Law, is hereby by mutual consent
dissolved Said Sawyer is 10 settle up faid FIRMS
business, and pay all debts owing by aaid firm. All
debts due said firm by note account, or otherwise,
to said Sawyer, who is hereby fully au-
receive collect the same, and to use the
OF said finn in the settlement of eaiA business.
b. +. SAWYER.
J. S. SEWALL
Bath, Nov. 6th 1897.
NJ B. All persons having claims against the late firm
Of Sawyer IL Sewall. the subscriber, requested
10 present the for payment Persons indebted To
either respectfully requested to call and settle with
the undersigned, at the office of Sawyer IL Giihen.
Bath, Nov. G, ls47. Gwd5W4 B. F. SAWYER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

the Constitution, 10 the high and impefitivs duty
OF every citizen. and especially Of those "a
whose official guardianship the public interests
, are conided. ....,.. s..~sg ..,t. f.tt...r
Impressed with the force of this obligation
and with feed purpose 10 maintain oil the
principles Of our government, adhere to the
opioions had the horor t. announce in my
hrst Insoausal Address; and svsil myself ol
Thu occasion to sdd. that hold every attempt
on the part Of th,se who are entrusted with de.
legsted and limited powers, to create public
debt without providing ample mesas for its pay.
ment, within reasonable period to make con.
tracts in the form Of grants to individuals for
binding posteri,y to create new powers Of 60.
ycrnment, without the consent Of the people
to place any delegated powers. which sre de-
pendent opon the popular will. beyond its con.
troll to increase OF diminish any executive, le.
eisative or Judicial power, - defined by the
Constitution, 10 in,erdic,ed BY that instrument,
or msnifestly nnwise and impo,hic. These o.
pinions aro only response 10 the public scnti.
meos, in regard to the principles Of the govern.
mrns, which sentimen, is always in advance Of
thoee who affect 10 di-trust the judgmen, of the
people, and doubt their capacity to rule them.
sclvps
With an earnest desire fully To realize the
imposing eolemui,y Of my position, and feeling
my dependence upon our Heavenly Father, I
humbiy invoke His assistance, thst His strength
may sustain, and His wisdom direct me in the
performance Of sIi the duties Of the high Office
10 which am called; th,t may always recog
nize the responsibility Of ,hose to whom the
people have delegated any portion Of their 90.
vereigniy. and use the power conferred upon
me. for the single purpose Of promoting the pub
lie good. preserving inviolate oil the cherished
principles Of liberty, and adding to the stability
Of the foundations upon which they rest.
laai '" "a. FRS. r. SKUNK.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29
COunterletters' "a.
E EATH B no w.

ltlic Will please observe that no brandieth
are genuine, unless the toI has three ls-
n il. (the top, the side and the bottom)
tanning Q fac simiIe signature Of my hand.
hus-B. BaAxDasrH, N. D.-These la
engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
., an expense Of over $2.O00.-Therefore
seen ths, the only thing necessary 10 pro-
medicine in It's purity, is to observe these
nber the top, the side, snd the bottom.
wing respective Persoas are dulv au,hosi
hold Il, s.-.., ,.. i..r5t..5g 0rsE
aTIrIcArzs OF AGENCY
sale Of Brandreth's Vegetable lmipersa.
,mberland county Milton-Mackey 4
lin. sunhury-H. b. Masssr. MEsens-
land & Meireil. Northumlerland VIM.
Georeetown-J. & j. Wallis.
County: New Berlin Bogsr & Win.
linsgrove-George Gundrum, Middle
,ac Smith. Beaveriown-Dsvid Huber.
rg--Wm. J. Nay. MifllinsbuIs-Mensch
Ha1tleton-Dsniel Long. Preeburs--
;. Meyer. Lewisburg-Walls e. Green.
bis county; DsnviIle-E. b. Reynolds
Ierwick-Shumsn & Rttenhouse. Cat.
C. G.. Brobts. Bloonsburg--John r.
JeIsey Town-Lsvi Bisel. Washiaston
Cay, Limestone--Ballis. 4 H>N.nch.
that esch Agent has an Engraved Ger
Agency, containing q representation o
NDRETH'S Msn0sc,osy ct Sing Sing
which will also be seen exact copies O
abes noV used upon tie BrandTeth Pil
elphis, Office No. 9, No,th aah street. I'd
B BRANDRETH, N. D.
+th, ls4s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29
TYAUcTIoN STORE,
No. 81 North Third street, ...

(sEAR rWI ctTy uOT1L.)
PH II "A D Il L p II "A.
=. MA CKE Y, AUcrIoNEER.
70 COUNTRY STORE.KEEPERs.
VENING SALES of Hardware, Cutlery.
Saddiery, Whips. Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Guns, Pistols. Clothing,
Watches and Fancy Goods.
Msckey's Auction Store, 81 North Third
near the City Hotel ,-....-.
e attention of Country M.rchanss is invited.
;oods vii, he snld in lots to suit purchasers,
II Goods Offered will he warranted equal to the
,-uta,ions ,ha, may be made Of them.
d. A large assortment Of Goods a. Private
vs. Jan. Is, lS47.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

n A SraAsoE PET.-The Philsdelphs Post
says that lady in that city 10 sucklpg the cub
-ofa Bengal tigress. belonging to Raymond 4
Warnings msnseerie. the sire Of which 10
lion. The sssp-,nO,her to the half lion and hsH-
tiger. keeps her charge in bursss drawer !;
snd in the morning when her husband gets out
Of bed, he takes the little sharp.e!awsd fellow
out. end places il in the bed with his wife to
suekls! Many tiger has been thus sucked!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29
~EXN ... ..
UCTION STORE,

North Sd ST., third door above
Market Street, ..s.
.H L A D z L r II 7 A.
EVERY EVENING. of a general -.
ment Of Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
end Pocket Cutlery. Trunks, Locks,
chefs. Bolts. Ssws. Ssddlery, Whips.
Ioo,s, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Guns,
Pistols, Trimmings, Clahing rH'n
and Fancy Goods. lt4.. 4.,.
ttention Of city and country dealers Is in.
rhe Goods are fresh, and will be warranted
the representations ,ha, may be made o.
BAYLIS Il BROOKER, Auctioneers,
No. 6 North Third st
Purchasers can have their Goods packed
INVOICES Of Goods have been received TO b
rivsie sale. --. 20 ...a. -r.r -. a-
elphia, Dec. 18th, ls46.-iy .....
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

On the Let of December the Emperor of Rr,s-
sia completed the twenty second year of his
reign; in three years, therefore, he will ave
arrived at an epoch which has not been at tain.
ed by any Of the Cars before him. A Tunda-
mentsl law exists in Russia. which oates befor .,
the time Of Peter the Great, and by VIII ch .sn
Emperor Of Russia can reign no more t,aS
twenty five years. After this period he i. oh,
liged TO sbd'cs,e in favor Of the heir pre,an D.
tive Of the Imperial Crown. It 10 SAID hat
his majesty will take up his rssidesss in
this country. He will find plenty of sovsuirus
here to keep him iL countenance.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

Mixed Races ~ ssath America and Mexico.
Dr.. Tsehudi, . distinguished German natura.
list. has recently published work entitled "Tra-
veis IN Peru" which 10 well knowns In this
work he gives list ofthe crosses resulting from
the intermixture ofthe Spanish with the Indian
and negro races in that country. The settle
ment Of Mexico BY the Spanisrds took place Al
the same time, and the intermixture Of raees has
been perhaps greater in that country than in Peru.
An officer of our army informs " that the Mexi
can soldiers present the most unequa! Characters
that can be met with anywhere in the world
Some are brave. and many others quite the re.
verse, and possessing the basest and uost barba-
rous qualities. This, doubtless, is q result in
part OF the crossings of the races. @ .'
The following is TsehudIs list Of the eros.
.., ...r PARENTS ...--u..f Ia CHILDREN
White father and negro mother, Mulano
White father and Indian mother, Mesti.a.
Indian father and negro mother, Chino.
White father and mulsste mother, Caasteton.
White father and mestizs mother, Creole, pale
7+H OVOwUtou COUVteAtOU
White father and chino mother, Chino Blsnco.
White father & eusrterena mother, Quintero.
White father and quintero mother, White.
Negro father and Indian mother, Zambo.
Negro father and mulla,to mother. Zambo Negro
Negro father and mestisa mother, Muistto- -oscute
Negro father and chino mother. Zambo chino
Negro father and sambo mother, Zsmbo negro
n.f -..l f11o rJ a' - laiTa7'' perfectly black
Negro father and qain,ero mother, Mulatto ra
I,ra -1E r-u. aa- t4 ssR s'Hafa~ ther dark
Indian father and nuiaits mother. Chino .oscure
Indian father and mestiza mother, Mestisa.cla
i.' -.ai h.ri q siro. frequently very besutiful
Indian father and chino mother. Chino -ose uro
Indian father and zambo mother. Zsmbo. .claro
indian father & ehino.elaro mother, Indian with
80 'lfHG r7''ri~l 'oi t''7''' frizly hair
Indian father and qsin,ero mother, Mestizo. u.
II< hat l1 75uF'fDb T0i io 10 ther brown
Mulatto father and Zsmbo mother, Z.mbo. Al mi
Irii --TofI s1a.1',fF' 'H''r SCRABBLE race
Mulatto father and mestiIa mother, Chino, "a
-'i als .ss.'''"a p 'a ther clear complexion
Mulatto father and chino mother, Chino. rsthe
| -1l 'H'' dark
The effect Of such intermxture upon the cha
rscser 10 thus stated by Dr.. Tsehudi "To &c
| 6ns their miuds partake Of the mixture of thei
blood. As, general rule II may be fairly sai
that they unite in themselves oil the faults, with
out any OF the virtues OF their progenitors; n
mep they are generally inferior to the pure race
and a. members Of society they are the wore
class Of eitisens." ...
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

ROMANCE AND REALITy.-The Nurih Amer
ic'n says tha, DR.. Niles, recently appointed by
President Polk as Charge d'Affairs to Sardinie.
married the widow Of Eugene Sues father. and
their twin daughters are the originals of Rose
and Blanche" in the Wandering Jew.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

To PREpAsE SurERIos MNcr MrAr.-Tsks
stone ourrants sugar. and suet, Of each two Ibs.;
Sul'ana ra'sns. boiled beef, (lean and ,ender,)
Of each ID; sour or tart apples 4 lbs the jue Q
Of two lemons. the rind Of one lemon chopped
very fine; mixed spice qua rter ID; csndieJ ci-
tron and lemon peel, Of each 2 ozs; snd chop
the whole very fine. The preparation msy be
varied by adding Other spice or Aavori,As. and
the addition Of eggs. or the substitution Of chop
ped fowl or veal. for bes;, according to fancy
or conveience. U.0 rr r..l