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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MOND-


sIsa wlTrs THIS DAY At IL o'cLocr. y
ARRIVED,
Scht loni:, Sadler, Havfe de Grace.
Schr Rebecca. Rose, Philadelphia
Schr Julia, Vangelder, Wilmington, NC,
Schr A. Sawyer, Rogers, Salem.
Schr Emblem, Baily, Norfolk.
Schr Totsbury, Shields, Norfolk.
Schr J. Lybrand, Bell, Philadelphia.
Schr Richmond, Dearborn, New York.
SAILED.
Bark Cyane, Loyel.nt, New Orleans.
Schr Lacy OF the Lake. Young, New YorI.
Schr Oceana, Dodge, New YORK.
Schr Greenway, Couch, New York.
Schr Meridian. Touring, Portsmouth.
Schr Catharine Amanda, Hughes, Philadel.
mia
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s5 POWHArAN COUNTY.-A meeting
Of those friendly TO the call Of a Convenio 10
amend The Constitution Of Virginia, Will De held
on next Powaa,an CoutI day, the Sd OF Deem
her
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CON-
y PANY.-An adjourned meeting OF The
Stockholders OF The James River and Kama wha
Company will be held al the Company's Office
this evening. al o'clock, P. NJ.
WM. ?. MUNFORD. Secretary.
Nnu OIL
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THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
COMPANY

Were TO hold their annual meeting last even
ing-bul, we learned, that owing TO the absence
o! Mr.. Peylon, Stale proxy, (Messrs, A. G. Pen.
dlelon and o. Nj. Crulchied, the other proxies,
were presently proceedings were adjourned over
ill today.
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IF You would coasnl' your interest, use the
lGum Elastic Varnish (Which is n ade from
pure Gum Elasicl on every pair of your Ne.
gro's shoes, and We will warrant them TO last,
rearly as ols again, and keep the feet Price
IS cents boue--enuush tor several pair Fur
sale only By DOVE & lSAACS.
Nov. 26.
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EARLY In THE FIELD.

The American Champion (the Native Amer
lean orgaC) nominates, for 1852, Garrett Da.
Wis OF Kentucky, as President, and w. d. Ba-
ker OF Pennsylvania, rs Vice President.
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READ Il BAkSDALES,
Commission Merchants.


UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.
TJNHlS esa bishment il Tor rent or lease. The
l. location is the mos pleasant in The city; and
with The COMPLETION OF the improvements nov
in operation, viz: The Louisa Railroad, The Dan
vile Railroad, and the connection Of The James
River and Karawha Canal with the Underwater,
will 70 doubr, make it enc of The most pIo6latle
Ho,cs in The city. The House ITSELF is MOTTO
be surpessed By any in the Stale for comfort, con.
yenirnce and appearance.
Also, FOR RENT-a family residence, with
q Sore below, thai will be rented separately, or
with the fio,i
rnr properly will be rented low TO a good
tenant, anl possession given Immediately.
Application may he made TO
JNO. THOMPSON, Jr, Amherst County.
?. Y. DANIEL, j., Richmond Chy
Or, c a. HODGES, RICHMOND City.
Nov. 10 -c2aW2m
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w. MAURY & co Managers-N l.,
j under City Hotel.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
TUESDAY CAPITALS: $4,000, II 600, s. 600
1000 2 sG3, 10 Of 1000, &c. ~ Nos, IA
dawn. II k-rs IS; halves So quarters Is.
WEDNESDAY-Capilas: $4,000. 10000,
6.737 Of 5000, Of 1000, 10 Of 800, Sc.
Is Nos, IL dra *n. Tickets $40; hav" 5;
4TaURsDAY-capitals: $4,000, OOO 3.
600 / 1863, 5 OF |. COO &c. Is Nos, - drawn.
Tickes So; halves 2 SO; qoaners | Is: o,,
FRIDAY Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1000,
1900. 6 II $50. e.. .7S Nos, IL drawn. Tick"
els 81: halges =; quarters ]. 70
SATURDAY-C pitts: s35 $50. $4,000 sS
600, 1000, 5000, 2G20. 80 OF ,oOo, &c. T.
Nos 10 drawn. Tickets SIC halves 5; guar
tors , 20 Nov. 26
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COMMON SExsE-The Richmond Times, 10
answer 10 The wonders and depreca'ons oil the
Epquirer concerning The la;e vote in the Calilof-
MIA Convention. excluding slavery, says-"ihe
only reasonable explanation OF the result is, that
the people OF California really do moi want slaves
amongst Them. They are working population,
and il is not wonderful that they are opposed 10
competing with negro labor" This Is Inc Only
Northern political ground in opposition 10 me e.
en,ion of slavery, and il is cheering see that it
is introduced into virgin;a.-I Boston Courier.
We congratulate our neishbof CT the cordial
commentator which his views receive from this
leading organ OF The Massachusetts Free Soil
Wing party.
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TRANSPORTATION LINE,

FoRiBALTfMoRE AND PHILADELPHIA.
fSe 4 The COLUMBUS, Captain
.S<ks e Hoilinsshrad, will receive freight
to-day TN 2, P. NJ, for tie aboVe place; and She
will leave al A. Y. NJ.
Freight for PinSburg, Cincinnati and the
West generally, can lie shipped by this route 10
advantage.
Nov. 37-n HENRY LUDLAM s. co.
MUSEUM OF PENMANSHlP.
THE Ladies and Gentlemen OF Richmond are
i politely invited to visit The subscribers
rooms, where we will with pleasure exhibi! over
two hundred specimens Of ancient nd nodefa
penmanship. Also, number OF English, Amc.
rican, French and Spanish works on tie arr. A
lie " more pupils will be received by making early
application. Terms Tor The course oil Is lessons
s.
N. B. Plain and ancy visiting cards write in
a style OF elegance equal 10 The best engraving al
81 per pack. We use the lales style OF French
on boh sides
JENREE g. MILLER,
Teachers OF plain AMI crna ren al Wiring.
Nov 81
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do hereby cer,if. that did, on Christmas
day, ls47, Gas believe) stop a! The house OF
JOS WipgfeId, and saw the boy Bartlett EN-.
ployed in Cleaning and otherwise preparing he
horse Of tie said Joseph Wingheld, Tor his use,
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QUEEN VICTORIAN prity compliment
was maid 10 Victoria at he cetbralon OF The
Athern I'M, at Manchester, 'hle weeks since,
by the presiding tiiicer, WHO sal: On all occa.
sions she has consulted the welire Of her PEG.
ple; nor is she less admirable INFER private life
Her private life is remarkable; Sc is good wife
and a good mother. Her expene has never e.
ceeded her income; more than hi, she has paid,
and is sill paying, The debts OF Hr father, wilh>
out asking Tor any assistance (fo The nation
MOI cover, she has insisted uponpaying he in
come taY, and is thus conribulin 10 pay The ex-
ornsps of the Stale.
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RIRIES AND TESTAMENTS


TNllE Board Of Directors OF the Virginia and
i Foreign Bible Society being anxious 10 ali
more extensively in the sale and general disIri.
button of Bibles and TesiameDts, have lately
authorized Ia, Sunday School and Publication
Society TO reduce their prices very much
have lately received al the Depository =
large additional suppl y Of Bibles fesamenl',
embracing now, al least, $50 different kinds
Bibles and TeS'amelts, costing Is cents and IN.
der, will be sold al cpsi.
About 10 per cent. only is added to The cost OF
all, which may COS: over IS cents each and up
wards CHAS. WORTHAM,
Deposi.arv square above The Farmers Bank.
Nov "
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MIR. Xenophon Arsyros, Greek ely 10 The
United States, has arrived al Paris en'ntc Tor
Washington his objecI is 10 eoncl com.
mercia treaty between his soyernme and the
II,,.ed S.ptes
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TO FARMERS.

DORTO RICO SUGAR-lC hhts. prime, in
l. sore, for sale by
Nov. 30 E Fl. SkiNKER.
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Telesraphed for The BaIlimoreLn

ST l. ulsjov %.
FIGHT WITH THE PAWNEE DAMS.
MIR Charles Perry has arrived ht with The
ma from Furl Lara nine, TO the 2ol
We learn thai Lieut. Ose, with parry Of
twenty dragons, fell in with abou! Ghuntred
hosils Pawnees, near Li!slr Blue Ri, whe:e
an action took place. The Indians v defeat.
ed with many killed.
Col. OgIe and six OF his men wereounded,
TWO of Them morally, who were Tar back TO
For; Laramie.
The mex day Major Chiffon, wia slr,rg
force, look up his march against The tmy.
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COLLEGES in THE UNIFIED STATES.
There. are the United States ll9 o.leses,
The oldest OF Which is IiatyaId University, al
Cambridge, Massachuse Is. established in 1858
The next Oldest is Yole College, al Nev Haven,
established il l7GO. the aggregate number OF
volumes in the Libraries OF these Colleges is BIS,
22a. The library oil Harvard University mum
bels 1000 volumes.-National Intel igenser.
The National lnteiligencer has been misled as
10 ihs comparative seniority OF Ya.c College, al
New Haven. Harva University is The cldess
existing College in the Unile. States, and Will
liam aid Mary, in vi. sinia, The next Oldest
The first attempt, We believe. /: establish lite
rary institution in Eo:th America was made in
Virginia, al Hcnrico; bui il was abandoned on
account of the Opechancan1ugh massacre In
March, 1922, sixteen year. before Harvard was
founded. The frontier settlements, OF which
Henrico was one, were arly destroyed by that
massacre AID the coonists wee forced 10 Gen.
G-e themselves 10 The neishhorho 0t James
town. Soon afterwards The seal CT Government
was removed 10 the Middle Plantations, since
kacwn a Williamsburg, and he Effort 10 found
a scat OF earning vas renewed. Commissafy
Blair visited England in tuFtheTance oil that OBJ
Jet. aud obtained charter Tor University Tor
Inc education ii The lndi rs as vel! as The
whites, and The institution was founded in Feb
ruaty 1852 under the name oil the University OF
William and Mary. As Yale Col eye was not
established until l1G0, il is The Third, aad moi the
second, in point OF seniority in the Uaicd States.
Union
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To Ma. Ralph WlNoPl LD-Beins now con.
fined in the Jail o the county Of Hanover upon
an execution .ued out OF the Clerks Office OF
The County Courl OF Hanover, IN Your name.
against me Tor a deb: which am unable 10 paw,
you will please take notice that, on The nine
lie nth da. OF III present month May, al The
Court House OF the said county OF Hanover,
shall apply TO Justice OF The Peace, for the
sail County Of Hanover, o be discharged from
confinement, under The act Of the General As.
sembly Tor the relief oil insoven debtors.
am, yours, &C., JOHN WINGFIELD.
A schedule oil John Winefeld, surrenc cred on
this 9Th day OF May, 1886, al the suit OF Ralph
w ng6eld, '.All my interest in the kea and
Personal Estate of homas Winefeld, deceased;
also claim due me b. account from James F.
Niche, as Guardian o. his vile for 500"
JOHN WINFIELD.
Hanover May 10, 1856.
|. o. M. Winston, Deputy Ciers OF the
County Court of Hanover, do hereby certify
hat lh- foregoing are copies OF two pa pcrs now
Testr, Q. Nj. WINSTON, d. c. II. c.
November 20, l849
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No y
NO

I, o. NJ. Winston, deputy Clerk OF the
County Court Of Hacoyer, do hereby certify,
that in the las! will and testament OF Thomas
WingfeId, decea sed. now on record IN my office
is The following clause:
80 lily. further leni I" my vii the following
Negroes during her li!e-nanely Judith Mary.
Hannah, and all her increase; Nelley, and ali
her increas"; Malinda, and Ii her in rease;
Rhane, Amstead and Simon; and al her death /
wish The debIs owe my sons, Joseph and Lewis,
To be paid olt Q; said Negroes, in any way my
[myl Executor o. Executors may think bes;
aad The rest 10 be equally divided among all my
children in the following way. give 10 Chris
TOPPER, Elizabeth, Ralph, Rnne, Ctar.es, Jane
Joseph, Lewis and Rfbecca their proportions, 10
have and 10 hold The same ~ ever. lend 10
my son Thorn $, during his lie. ms proporlian
oil said Negroes; and al his d.a'h give The
same 10 my acting E1ecu or or Executors, 10
mem and their heirs forever"
Teste, o. NJ. WHIST. N, d. G. II. C.
November 20.h, ls49.
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According TO NJ. Gailarde, Louis Bonaparte
wants his ministers TO occupy The relation OF
subordinate clerks towards him. "tie has lived
10 The Uniled Sta'es, where ME members oil The
Cabinet are simple chiefs oil bureaus. and where
The responsibility Of Inc President of The Repub-
lie covers and dominates that d all The others"
M. GaiIIarde, is of opinion lhalhis new freak oil
Louis Bonaparc will result: y The profit Of The
Red Republicans and calls lie manifesto, an
nouncing The dismissal OF his Ministry, "a new
edition. revised and considerably augmented, OF
the lcler 10 M. Edgar Ney"
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No. 8.

l., o. Nj. Winston, Deputy Clerk of The
County Court Of Hanover. DO hcrcb: certify
that Joseph Wine6cld and BeoJamn W,nei ID
were The only Executors appointed by the last
will and testament OF Thomas Winef-'d de.
ceased; and that The said Joseph Wi gG ID is
tic only Executor that has yet qualified on The
said Eslaic, IS appears from the records cf my
So office.
Tesse, o. NJ. WINSTON, D. c. H. C.
Novemb 2l.t, 1919.
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TINE MISSES MURRAY, having taken
L convenient and pleasantly si!ua':d horsr On
Marshall street, next above Is. si!=ei, wou!d be
glad TO receive lew Ladies, OF a small IA miiy,
as BoardeTs. They are prepared 10 aeclmms dac
young Ladies attending The schools Of Richmond,
very near onc Of the principal OF which (alrs.
M-ad's) rEeir house is situated.
For tner fitness for such charge, ihey make
au horiz,d reference 10 Mrs. Meat, Rev. VIM.
Norwood, Judge Mason and Judge Robertson.
New I7-citt
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MORRIS & BROTHER,

MORRIS & BROTHER,
Successors 10 DRINKER NORRIS,
IMPORTERS and d'a.ers in Foreisn ana
i American Books, Stationery and Piano
Fores. -,;.d .,
County merchants ard the trade snpf'ea az
be lowest possible pricea. NOV "
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do hereby certify 10 the best of my recolec.
ton, that 10 The year 43 or 44-or about that
time, John Wing6eld did agree 10 pay 10
Thomas WiDsfed, his brother, in The presence
OF myself and others, for The hire OF the toy
Bartlett twenty dollars, or abou, that sum-or
that he would ray that equivalent in goods o,
merchandise as soon as he could see his son,
James j. Wingfcld Of the city Of Richmond
The above named Thomas Wins6eld hired The
said BOY Bartlett TO me for 20 or 25 dol'a-s-lhe
same date as above; and that he sail John
Wiuehed was very anxious TO hire The boz.
& d not contend tor him. Given under ny ha nd
,hi, 2st oil Nov, 49. b. w. WINGFlELD.
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Nxchanse Concert Room.


COSTUME.
MADAME LEATl, (prima donns.) pupil
lV Of The celebrated Emanuel Garcia. masl,r
10 Jenny Lind, ifom The principal Theatres OF
laly. \, bi!iy's Concerts and Grand Opera,
Lcndori
Mis- Eliza B,ient (prima donna,) pupil Of
the celebrated Mszzucato Of Milan, and late Of
line Aslot Place Opera Honsc, New York;
Mr.. Manners, (primo tirore,) from The Thea
tres ROYAL Philharmonic and Ancient Concerts.
London; and MIR Leaf. (primo bafilono,) from
Opers, London, have me honor 10 announce n,l
they inieal siy;as Grand oper:ric Soire H.
inli costume al the above room on TUESDAY
EVENING, November q, when will be per.
formed seIec ions from Belnl's Opera. -
La SennambuIa,
With all The principal Music ard Dialogue.
ANNA. lar orrhanl Madame Leal
E!vns (beuo,hcd 10 Amina) MIR. Mlanvcrs.
Count Rodolphs, Mr.. Leali.
To be preceded BY one act CouceI Ia which
Mss Eliza BRENT will appear.
Ticsrls one dollar 10 be had a. the Hotels
Music Stores, aud at The door. To commence
at O'Clock.
Nov. 800
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AN 1T RE TRUE Z

,, !, New York, FL Co''fo as
49,, as we learn from The 'e''''
.,,,s. ma, me. Spanish government hs' and
documents from some Of The mos. po"s cnh,
:ne,.n,;o, inhabitants cf The ISLAND "
- ,h,, all would be lost unlrss 'n=
10 some sacrifice TO The spirit CT 'n' At
- a.e,sd such suhs,a initial reforms as were ''I
ne,;ous,v called fer BY people 'hro"u INV TO-
mediation a, sight Of the prosperous u.;,cd
-. ;,s,;,n,ior., as exhibited IN Inc o"'>N
S,.,es Il also appears that The Spanish sor,
..:,, veI, aware that The object 81 Inc c'r'
ain General and his supporters was ch'en' ~
retain their power and enrich themselves 'r,is.
,,.n 10 save The island, have sem ou' :,
sim Of six persons TO ascertain 'he 'ea 80 de-.
.a,;,s in Cuba. and The actual ieDdencY a'u :,
m.rds ot The public mind. This comm''''o"'
!. confidently s,a,cd has full powers II Int su'.i
oenrv should arise. TO make "a"s''. .,ah
;s,,nd 10 The United States Of hme'eo'
ann &C would not be unaccep'aoie 70 ~. p'
- =, tho snapish Court Ills affirmed als'' 'ps
y. conr, and Ministers al Madrid have nat
-, communications with mosI dislinguishee
.h;e,s If The marty OF progress in Cuba, unkno~l
n and without consulting with, the Captain 's'
neral. n,,,;cle a
common sense, such is The course il VIII a'op'
c,,. coming so much within The ihhueDoe y
our free and happy institutions, cannon 'o"s -
sis the spiri, OF The age and the wonder "oIs'ns
effects Of Steam aud other rapid in'efcom'hun'''
linn. Would mol Spain do well 10 sen ou' ~,
nockel a handsome amount, rather thao eS'A'N
,ny ,,se The whole1-for il is "manilesl oes!,nS
a.5 . a years pass away, be free and 'noe
pendent and be finally annexed 10 our Union
We should moi be surprised, il Inc WHY po'''
clans al Malrid are becoming sensible 10 suc'
/ considerations.
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FORTUNES HoME-CHALk'S OF,
L FlCE-No. 6, Main Street.
Drawn Nos. Bel Air, 50, Extra:
3 II 5 81 81 S. sc 68 25 10 70 So Is Is 60 81
This Day-Bel Air, So. 10 Nos 10 drawn.
S25, 900, OF 5000, 20 o: $50. Lickets So.
Aso Small Fry $4,000, 3 Of 1000. 1'ickes
ST.. CHALk'S.
My ~
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NOTICE.
nR FRANCIS ]. MGTTAUER, (late of The
~ Town OF Peler.bu;g.) offers his probes
sional services 10 The cilz:ns OF Richmond. he
may be found al all lines, da and nigh, (when
nal professionally engaged a. his residence over
the Enquirer Office, and one door below AmeFi.
can EIo'ci. Nov. 22-2awlm
IT Whig requested TO copy
DRENr'S CORN PLASTER is now as.
ID certained TO be a certain reiie! for Cons
Bunions, &C., sc. A few boxes yer on hand,
Tor sale by GAYNOR & WOOD,
Nov. % City Drug Store.
DOYS' BOOTS.-We have 90 hand a coed
ID sock OF Boys fine and coarse Boots, all
szes-ior sale cheap.
Nov % PUTNEY & WATTS.
HEAVY WOoLLENS AND CoTToNS.
I G. COURTNEY has In Store, ard Oilers for sals'
~ Whitney and Mackanaw Bed Blankets
Extra fine silk bound do do
Duff and Twilisd Negro do
Kerseys and Woollen Jeans
Lindseys and Flannes
Hearth Rugs and BalZes
Coarse and fine Satineits
Country Knit socks
Black and Grey Yarn ll0.e
p,own and bleached shee;ings and ShirtiHRs
h''h"'H0 anu '''"'''' &c. COURTNEY.
Nov. q l73 Broad Street.
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| do hereby certify to The bes, OF my recolec'
lion, that in The year 1873 or Al, heard Thos
WinsEelt say that his brother, Jno WINFIELD
hired he boy Baren, think Tor the sum Of h
teen dollars. heard Thos Winsfsld ask John
Wingfeld for The hire of The boy Ba'tleu. l
heard Tbcs Wingfed frequently say lha, John
Winsfe!d was due him for The hire Of The boy
Barlleit. was also present when Thomas
Wipgfeld lired said boy to w WinefeT.
FRANCIS l.. WINGFiELD.
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The operalic entertainment at The Exchange
tonight should nol be forgotten.
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NH, RICHMOND ENQUlRE4RR-..

uralIy strong and healthy They seldom and
he min. lIneer Than Two or three yeas ~
thea 20 home, TO suffer, in all after we, d;d no,
sequences OF factory regulations nauper-
eel forth that in many OF these Vihas:id rsn who
ism is promoted by keeping li,ile chna ,,n ., The
ought 10 be al school, almost con slsno33 or w.
mails, and that hes. grow upto inannoo.a y. ,hey
= hood-it they are NOT worn out before .nIJ
oe,Ihere; with the mark OF The mill upon .nen md
coun,enapces, with disease in lhe'f 49, n.onle
dea,b pnawing al their vi ais. our oSu - he
~ great extent, are strangely isno.an, sr ,har
exent OF these facts, and we canno' VIZ ,ssdc
lb.y are KEEP, from The sigh oil sh's W. 80 ,hev
in New Brunswick. When they se' NV -. % set
zoo ol;en realize the truth oil what we nn..
loub but il IS very seldom that lhelf eApe''@"
as in this case, meets The public rye :: .L;re
We have 10 mali,e 10 sIalilY az ~ =, taco.
these remarks, and setting ioilh the nis y.
~ lifr.-There is no more and DO WIS. ~ ~,
in the mills than here is in the R'1cheue araIIv
| helm hiring people and wages are no' - ,be
n,a,,s,rsss ar milliner. Tbey are low enough
lon low-apy where aad every whete. pu wv
fac, shall cot be kept out Of sight, ma. idc.uy
life under present management. is mug pe0I
han Southern slaver,; mat The pay IS s'ha,''
and The work hard; that The operatives aie ~
liqrd To work Twelve or fourteen nou's 40 ~
when they oueh, no! 10 work more .ndn seu, nd
hat sickness is frequent and drives i En,
back to their homes, TO lie down anu s III # !,
oil these evils there might be remedy,
we're moi for the tact that factory owns.s-ns
cotton ords-praclicc the meahes' aeN'P ~ =
promote competition amongst The iaoorers. 'ns ny
nr.,.nd 10 he the friends OF hign wages ~"o
with this pretension upon their iips' eneJ s.'
striving to gil the factory villages BY false e, rep
reservations, with girls who must nave wo,n %
starre, and who will accept oil 'ae n.osI phoda
ing conditions of employ . ns Ha sD.Iay.
New BfS. they ,fs9 nj.
more readily submit 10 the conditions ffere'
them And hence, 10 some extent, the evil
which the Observer complains Of All thes
evils grow out of The avarIce of cotton ,yranls
whose bypocriical prayers for protect on 10 Ams
,iean labor, are made the cloak for lore sins al
| we can find il in our heart 10 forgive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-27

We have received lie ist No. of The "True
Deita," published in New Orleans, hy Messrs.
Davis & Magirnis, mos, iavorably known from
their connection with The Della, (Which still con-
;inues) and The Picayure. 1t is beautifully
printed, spirited and valuable sheet. No city
oueh, 10 b. more proud OF its press than New
Orleans.
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A COMMUNICATE Of an Episcopal Church
n experienced in teaching the English branch'
es, drawing painting and ornamental needle
work, wishes situation as teacher in prIvs'e
family, Seminary or good location 10 establish
select School. Good references given.
Letters post paid addressed 10 Mis-, E G. b,
i55 Adams Street, Brooklyn, Long island, will
be promptly answered. Nov
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LIQUORS in STORE.

LIQUORS IN STORE
nTARD, DUPUY &c.,
" Equine, FRENCH
Marlels and { BRANDY.
Old Cosniac.
Old Peach and pp.Nnv
Apple. 'NDi'
Scu.ch,
Irish,
OLD Roanoke,
vancyce's Family Rye,
Bungardners CO., ; WHISKEY.
Xgler's,
xxx Rye,
Monongahela,
Tuscaloosa.
For sale by WINSTON, JONE3 & CO.,
Nov. l4-cGl No. 10 West Main 81.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
THE OLD ESTABLISHED MONEY saw
ING INSTITUTION.
KEEN, CulLES & co have This week re-
IN ceiyed. by Adams Express and steamboat,
another supply ot heavy Winter Coos, such as
heavy Beaver Overcoais and Ffocks OF blue,
brown, drab. olive, black, &C., &c also iLe
loI OF Cloaks, all prices, from $40 TO the finest;
Buckskin, Mer'no and Silk Under Shrrs and
Drawers; Tor sale cheap for cAsH.
KEEN, CHlLES & CO.,
Nov % Late Keen 4 Co.
/ WISH 10 hire, either by The month OF Tor The
/ residue OF The year, an Os!er and Carriage
Driver: none will be employed who is rot skL'
fu and in every respect Trustworthy.
Nov. l-2awu P. v. DANIEL.
A COMMUNICATE Of an Episcopal Church
n experienced in teaching the English branch'