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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
Rail. ROAD /, ,iN.


Ju-r:re Gibson of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania:
ms t Delivered very important decision in regard 10 the
liabilities nt rail roads which lie takes bT,aH %r'" II
.;us il ease where action brought 10 r. r"r Inc
yauc Of by train OF cars on lhr i'ic rail-
road Judge uibsons remarks relative 10 tho opinion OF the
Court below az follows:
The charge was accurate in its outline, but not in its de-
ris As has already been said there was no evidence o
negligence on the part Of defendant In another lart NC
evan took tho fact for granted "lhc simple !act he sa
,,crmitnr for limited lime the 70 wander on the
raj ront would not, Of itse be such negsenge as 10 eA
rllsr all negligence on the part OF Tie Is.'ndant
lind there evidence 10 raise the point Tie clrccon
might been we'll cnoueh out The Application oi me ptl-
chile in tie particular instance was wrong III Sl> Vs.
rr,wn and 6O5 ruled that in Of accident
win carriages ships mutual negligence contrl'Irs 70
the injury bars an action tor it-n pEncpI Us "s
roneos 10 predicate OF IN which the negligence
was all On the side Of the plilnlIf
A.. further charged the Jury that hc p'anuH "neu l''
w was wandering the railroad il wus his duty 10 drvt
,r. tI,reum H. had right ID suffer her I" Do 'h"tr
and ii he suffered knocing her To be there he was gum"
If such negligence would prevent ms recovery n,
III. r casually wandered away, ordinary rarc being used m
IL, simple fact ut her b.ng un HE track ""u'"
,nr 4 \, ls, lie l,:rndant's negligence"
Suw making U tna Grhtultnhs mpnthtinh ." hcSh-
V,uc aGd The ignorance Of the cows whereahous the
iur;rr punt oi s the nut of the error As he
.s ri be property Is penalty inr the owners supne.
mess in the care OF of what account is his ignorance OF us
,opnrty The responsibility Of railway company ioT
Nil hui negligence wanon injury IS necessity nt us
\ must make nt necessary "
u,oaemcns with the post Office ait the passengers and II
urs he fulfil them III Inc sacnhce oi sccohua'!
ntrrrats pu way, .lar IL could not uHl mem al "
The maxim Of "salus popul would bo inverted and me pa
suont affairs u the pnpc would be postponed 10 lhe pet
~ c,ncrrns oi The individuals.
r., ~ obstruction of n railway Is unlawful, mlscieVous
and nbatnble AT The o the author or owner "i H. WIN
ru .uard 10 his ignorance intention II may seem c'he'
:, MAKE dumb brute suer for The tanlt OF his owner out II
nus h remembered that the lives OF human beings arc not
i, he weighed scales with the lives n iane
nr grazers stock and that their preservation no 10 y"
Allowing them TO prow Tor their food he may not wash MS
hands ri thu consequences of it, In country 90 obnoxious
~ The charge of indifference human safety II is hlR
ana hov chnrge f The Courts hold their duty not only
those TO whom il Is Immediately commedi but also those
v who's, ;eCauIts il may remotely eniangefed ahd u,
IA ,ctu hard We Of opinion that an cHHeT " cd.Ie
lJ,d or injured a ruRroGd has no recourse 10 sts
or .s serrans that he is liable for ddmdse doae
"a then. TO the company or lis passsHseTs
Judgement reversed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

Sent l7-c,w Grocers and Commission Merchant
6EEICE; VA. CENTKAI. II. H. COZ

RICHMOND, SEPT. 23d, 1852.
al Office annual meeting the stockholders
~ nite Virginia Central Railroad Company will bc in Richmond
Al the Exchange Concert ROOM FRIDAY the 2h oI October
lS52, att O'clock r NJ ..,,,,,, ). -
ll.Se y.
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!, FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ July is5l SIMON. who IL supposed 10 be about
aLd twenty eight nine years old. He had ra-
s hicL through the shoulders and chest has los;
/. utiet ltin' teo,h, Iosc high but fattsned at the
W. u oiack complexion, can read and write, and
SIMON mas been hired many years on the
'u na!a"Aa improvements, und for two years under
aH. heiAs, IN Rockbridee and Buchanan, and II is
e... means OF false papers. he has hired himself TO
va 't WoFks as ne can work stone or grading. The
all reasonable and proper expenses, will be paid
,-c al The Byrd Plantation, Goochland county, to
A, G. sTEGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

Dir Eo" has f Massachusetts, having succeeded with his
us'a! luck, in aIousing The most brilliant enthusiasm for
Itejs:cr He was in New York nn Fr!dsv ng! wien he
made Wing spec h in Constitution Hail. 1nr y. !. He
laid says he, trr Pennsylvania, OHIO and lndnna returns
appeared have daupencd hr crGu.nce "f the Virginia
oral
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
MRS, J. w. PEGRAM,

MRS. j. w. PEGRAM,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS,
M ILL her family young ladies wishing 10 attend schoo
w in Richmond from the Is, Of October u" the Isl OF July
Rev Mr. Hoge Aug i--cIf
JOHN NJ. LATIIAM,,
ATTORNEY At LA ",
IDRACTICEs in the several the District Of Coumba
.lto care will meet with rromp pal,enS". uercers,O
s:s::S ssSI;S N5ss'' Co.. C
IAMRs MILLER, ESQ.,,
Iuly7 ls5l-ctf
PaXIp I'VE EUSSTEH, n ES,w
WILL in the Courts Of Fairfax and Faglue
against Office on King street between 81
Asarh and Pitt in the building occupodby the Manassas cap "
Ale Alexandra June l5-c6o .-------
Sfs1E: : G1 Dry ooops
'"foN' 'h"9 N'D IS MAiS sTREET.
w min. 9h our stock FAI GooDs which
pse embracing ioreg9 goods Of our own the nS
nc Fabrics which ave t. han by ,o ships New wS!a slr0S @
arrivals the northern ciues and are now offered for
sale on terms thar all must consider anu
august 81 S-aioSel5l: 's' RICHARDSON 4 co
and retail dealer in all kias Cigars, Tobacco, snuff
Richmond Va Az hisstock large and unsurlAssshs he a'e,S
m @ or a m Nohe cities and hope. dealers will
Of Inc sproian,y laying CIGARS, s.
25 tO direct Havana fine quality and choice brands
Br Orders thankfully recevedand promptly a""i'i t"
Sept O-cu
NOTICE TO TEACHERS
Trustees q" White Stone seminary Lancaster County, va
wish employ geneu qualified 10 teach the Greek and
with all the branches OF liberal Enssh ruSa
liun School will something like hundred dod lr
commence the 18th day OF January lSa5 "
the 18th December following With vacation Of one h'
1 u the
Proposals be ceIved 2ni Of November, ISL Al
IS SArHAS White Stune T. o. Lancaster county Va
1. S-cts,Nny. BY ORDER OF lHE lRuSIEl"S.
TO CLERk7 OF THE COUNTY COURTS,
ASD NOTARYS PUBLIC OF VIRGINIA.
EMENAs difference upiion seems 10 exist vh
the subject that this alice cosirr
lax az payar all seals affixed assignments oi Bounty Lanai
Warrants RO JOHNSTON, FIRST Auditor.
Auditors Office. Richmond. Ser iu-c3w
RUNAWAY NOTICE.
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iwo HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

e"ai from Tuckahnc toochand county, upwards OF u
1 = as",H hrsro man NAMED WALLACE SMITH. tie IL
s'A wars ol age, tall aud slim, aud OF dark brown OF
las small head, large iee bow.legged, and hes
tiief" "hen alarmed sharply spokento lie was Tor
ps NJ W Kemp, Esq. Of Gloucester county. and has
@ au now Il" doubt, lurking about IN that or some ad
he above reward will be paid for his apprehension
:. 70 ms a! fuckahoe Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS,
M ILL her family ladies wishing 10 attend schoo
w in Richmond the October until the st OF July
residence equally schools Mrs Mead and
Rev. Mr.. Hoge Aug. i--rli
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RICHMOND ENNUlRER.
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ~. ,sss.
OMINOuS CONTRACTION.

1sn Scott was expected in Albany on Saturday night
having himself elegraphui the fact Al Auburn, Flday
he made one OF his characteristic speeches. during which he
detected In The cheers broguc II always happy I" "r
have been in many tight places In my r but have never
been deceived betrayed by that broguc In cgaId 10
report of having msused The lh, with their rich brogue
Gen. Scott again became 'excircd and said "Whoevc NJ
ters This calumny lea"
Genera! Scott followed BY Mr. Strard who in his
speech auded Gen. Scout The creates! q" American he
roes since The Revolutionary age" Mr. Seward nddd
Let all good and patriots take be assured
that II We The American people, preserve suc The race
of public benefaciors cannot hcc0nc extinct"
Gen. Scott hen called upon Seward his residence, and
afterwards sal down public dinner S~ura presided Al
the table, with Gen Scott on his iiyh handand Seward
toasted winfield Scothe defender and ostcnder of his
country"
The South will have nothing 10 10 with Presidential
candidate who thus warn from The embraces vi HE
sci en of Abnltionsn, the In the conedrrary
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JOHN M. LATHAM,
DAVID FUNSTEN,

ATTORNEY AT l. LAW.
Alexandria Fairfax and Fauqu!er
w Counties lie will also attend TO the prosecution ol Claims
General Government Ohce on King street between
and the building occupied by the Manassas Gap Ra
Road Company.
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NOTICE TO TEACHEnS,

TO CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COURTS,
AND NOTARYS PUBLIC OF VIRGINIA.
tENTIEMENAss some difference OF opinion seems 10 exist oN
" subject desire Ia inform that, this nice coisr
lax yahe ii! seals affixed 10 assignments Of bounty Ian"
Warrants RU JOHNSTON, FIRST Auditor
Dhi Rirhm Sent. dJ--c:w
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wsrren e"udy, y. q Aug. l6-asf
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-s6OO bags best Peruvian Guam"
now rscsiving-for sale by ,,,o1, w rpy
Oct. l2-ciw HUdh W. I'M
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1T. MARi'S COUNTY WAKYLAND SrI! IIIl Ttu-'
NTESSRS ALEX. GARRETT Il co. Dear Sn ship you rc
WI sealuer bushels FoISe Wheat do not deem
regard the yield OF this Wra
further than those who seeded last
II IS subject and has no! een affected with sm,
Respectfully, JAMES l.. FOAWEIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

,...i.
tie cLclaictl COMPOUND oi this hinera ste is ''e
eln. An Invaluable introduction 10 the dsrlcultursl
w j. n. EUSTACE X son. Sole Agents;
" " Richmond. Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

ST MARYs COUNTY MARYLAND, August l2tl 1859.
Dear seeded last bushels Foxwcl Wheat from
which think certainly thrash hundred AMI hiy 10
two hundred and seventy five bushels,
| Respectfully, W. H. THOMAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

.. ,,.,e r1assivc range Of rock rises from me
, =, a. n takes bend Is very resnantlc ss.sponaly
Istf here warns night vUyA5ers OF PsiL iHc 9eoney
80 more varied Is We proceed mis- are 'eeH ~
~ r;,srce ard shadOwJ groves OF stately treo' Osn
~, IN The gorgeous livery OF AUTUMN are aica''
Cor ~ lover Of Natures beauty. u.s
TT . ,cun of Peru Is sirueted on the Top oi Diun'
,,scLed tv steep escenf from the r'er etienus 70
/ an, mile or 50 di-tAnt which also occupies al
,Ievttrd .iie The mud YVES formdatif- nu' We sus
J.d in Gaining the hight. which commands an extern
- - ~ tho river marsh land, and surround ling
emmy before going Gu beard the packf-ooa'' "nch
10 n. 10 exchange Chicago for the LUXURIOUS cars
s,t ni,biesn and Central Railroad. nj ht ride over
,b, the or t Railway we ever trEversed Is not iorn
dIe in yiffy O. the pTcparsticns made Tor the comfort
- trsyeler, ard the moderated speed, sufficient how
evey IN hing Us 10 DetrOi. within twelve hours Inc
v.tsmstic uIi cement with respect 70 oassnge and
lie orcer and quiet prevailing Ia the depot upon starting
81 suiytL hsve never seen equaled
we Il nd The climate Of the lakes rather brscing acr
TIE set frrpera.ure Of Scufhern Illinois fet eura'
ton il TN rte Only yesterday an acquain'-
a. a. set o 70 loceie land ia AnDe-ota and Is with
feeling q envy that hear othe rivers Of the Territory
being nc " in ravgatle order. sordin, opportunities Of
excur.ions inpos lille 20 in the heats OF August
Some re-,ients Of 81 Paul. whom We met al j. Louis,
e,pssed the ornion ths the descriptive letters wncn
trye rrucsrod in The hegr York TribrHs Will induce
"hundfeds to Wit tie new Territory. They wll md
tbst the half has not been told them. How could be
in 20 thief sojoun For the information OF those who
have schCiied il would add that the best most com
fof;s IL and expeditions route from Now Crs 10
" The PeoI es Line, Albany and Buffalo Railroad and
Michigan Central Railroad 10 Chicngo iaenceto Gaena
ard I'D the mi.ssipp: and that the expense Is from
tweuiy Eve TO MY lit dollars from the CJ OF few
York 10 81 Paul r. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
IL The Spiritual Telsgroph. for this week

has a letter dated Wheeling, Va, Oct 10, from Rev.
J. B. WoLEg, Methodist (or exMe,hodist) clergyman.
from which We extract as follows:
The cause 10 progressing in Wheeling At one house
wiring u done IN trunk, while u "a locked and the
Key IN the owners pocket This has been done ,ossty
times, at place ten miles OF this city Tables
move without any &C intact. Oh tho people
excited, and wall be- more One year ago said
the Jews would become interested In these manifesto
Cnr They are investigating, and YET rbiculing Taree
months ago medium wrote that, new and convincing
demo nsiIsrons arc coming" They are now on hand.
one m. dunn Is writing and speaking In languages never
learned
ffere L. one clairvoyant here, who tells the names
Of persons VITO have been dead many years bus she
uSeess, because ander the dominion OF Sectariansm
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL hes lately delivered himself
nsinsDL, Pa, tefOTO sle students and citizens, of
sspeech thntyIour pages in length, against phrenoo,
me meshm Psychology. rSpPinsr, &c Is Is also pu0-
ished in Iae Ha,biBs0.
girl in THE place who i. now medium, undertook
10 eu II the manifestations through another msIium
Immediately enc seized with cramps and coutor-
tom OF the lace aid limbs and il with difficulty
that seLdest ucton WA prevented. Similar results
follow whenever n certain ppm: nsn1erts t.df saw
ashykt pecMen cf this kind Of manifstancn las, night
At this place tho manifestations strong but or
thodosy uily sustained and parties determined to
hsy0ro They think that tho spirts must in fsab,
or the whole thing - ayee This opposing spirt Is ex
sressed by reading rho Bible LEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.

Weread in the Dtbais-" Accounts have been
received from Tahiti the Gath June they mention the
arrival OF the squsdron under the command OF Capt
PACE, and his installation Governor Papeiii The
Ms,lle with the three political prisoners OF Lyons Mes
sieWn GENT OpE ana loNGcsAzINo, arrived al Nouka-
Hiva the Cd Capt PAos found AZ Tai-o-lsl in Nou.
kaHiva the remnants of the establishment which had
bec0 founded there years since by ,he French but
which had been abandoned for the last three years
Everything viii, therefore have TO be done for the
accommodation OF The above transported men and
,hesr i.sniliee. Il will be- necessary 10 consruc,
house fer each u them, aud 10 secure the proper
. urallsnee over them. During their voyage the
con,icts Kept much sloof from each other, bu, on
two occasions their qusrrcls rendered the inter
ference of the Captain Of the Noselle necessary the
remainder Of the time they scarcely exchanged a
word and 10 10 probable that the same cool.
ness VII continue when they have taken posses
sion "a their houses shore. The country is fine
and uhe sol admirably reh the hay forms alnos, n cir
Gle are onded BY high mountains, but which, however,
are Lot ireccer,he has been long supposed Captain
Page arriving AZ fap,u received the direction Of
afssrs fs the HANDS OF Conms nlsnt Bonard who has
rcrined TO frace by the 1fishe Al the moment when
the Governor landed bis shy, the Ar,e-nse areSi
salute Of Is gum and another salute Of the same num-
Der hred 90 his entering his rs-ilcnee Command.
ant Bonsrd his predecessor was there TO receive him
add Igossniod to him the orgn Censuls tho civil and
miltsfy 1fsosrs Sc. On tho day. the new Gov.
ernor wsst to tho roidence Of Queen Poinare Her
Majesty received An in salon, furnished completely in
the Esrupesn style; her husband and all her family
we've ygcssut The Goscgnor handed her letter
FROM the Prince President, = magnificent, ring, with
the srms Ct Ire Prince end some ries presents for
herself cod her children The Queen understands both
French End Eaxlish. hut she spcsks only her Ian
gusgc: the conversation V therefore carried by
mcsns OF IN interpreter Two dsys sitcIward she
retained the writ OF the Governor accompanied by her
hubbard The Queen dresscd in bloasc OF black
ssfin, eubIeidefcd with eolored silk she had rice
bSnncf rroasely ornainenfed with ru~es and the
other psrs 81 her added the strange appearance
OF the dros ssd the bonnet The King n tall muscu-
lie msn Ct cclo-sl strength; he had coa, of blue
velvet m o;defcd with gold white cashmere trousers
with gold hsndss vsry handsome sabre white gloves
md red stppcs; and be had on his head enormous
drsnasns,ois cap. surmountei by festhcr. which
rivsed ~ height the eocosnu, trees armand tho house
The pessons who accompanied the Queen far from
beng 90 wei dressed. Many of them only gar.
meOt ndspc0f~ble for deceneys sake Toe Qsees has
dsustr sbeut sixteen yecrr u sye, vino is pretty aud
atcsisepi.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
The Temperance Question,
To NE Temperance y0fer' Of The State Of Nsc- York.
In pursuance of the resolution adopted bv

To me Temperance VOfers Of TIE State Of Ns,c- York
In pursuance ofthe resolution adopted by the
Eewfolk State Temperance Alliance at ia sessions in
Utica, September l5 1882 the undersigned addressed
CnmuncetlOns to the several candidates for the office
OF Governor, 10 vii Messrs Hunt SEYMOUR and
TonPkINs, nquiIing whether, ii elected and a bill
should be passed ly the Legislature prohibiting the sale
and approve tho same.
From their replies, the undersigned Ia enabled to say,
thst neither Of hese gentlemen would feel himself
raned IN refusing his assent 10 such BILL unless
examination Of the measure propo sed by the
Legislature, he should deem it objectionable c0nsi-
tatOnsl grLundf
At the time neither of the candidates feels IL to
be either becoming or ushable the OF an cleo
on for the highest office in the gt OF the people of tho
state TO give pledges which might be obnoxious 10 the
charge OF electioucoring seem dsrogatory 10 the
petition IN which they have been placed by tho
TALLY Of THEN fellOv-citizens r. N HIy.Ns
Pres. Of the n. Y. State Temp Alliance.
Nes York, Tuesday, Oct 49, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

who ct the risk Of their lives and haa 10 IA
prcportionably and who OF course had 70 be 49,
furnished with money for emergcneics Every -.
which Kossuth sent to Hungary cost him on an sysrs
500 The money that he raiseih.r ~ courss ~.
" ibs, rted by there expenditures. and with Il az
wife which her relatives in Hungary sent TO her fr ~
own use but which she gave to her hubbard for N.
cawe.
Kos nth et America pcnniless and in debt a. IN Ian
no Left Hungary after two years administration Of he
Treasury Of that rich Kingdom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

KOsssTH AND HusGART.-The Boston Com
Ronredhh in neticng the charge thai Kossuh is living
at his ease in London, on the money given for tho Hun
ssrian cause In Amerisa makes the following statement
which Is presumed 70 be correct:
We take this opportunity Of stating, from positive
knewledge that Of the 5000 SlOOOOo wiii;h ,ssu
collected IN thi- county hardly dollar crossed the A.
chst ing and king munitions Of by the nanufac
tre Il Which he gave employ TO large number Of
his dcstiue scunirymen. He mad for months nearly
hundred Of tho employed in making cartridges alone
He expended il also In carrying most extensive and
coetly correspondence with bis agents in Europe tram
miiiinr Of ccurse his letters BY prvs.a ress-asers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
The-York state Temperance Alliance.

A meeting of the New-York State Temper
Alliance viii be held in the City OF Rochester on
Wednesday and Thursday the 9th and 2oth inst, the
days selected tor The general Mass Meeting OF the Sons
Temperance OF the Grand Division OF Wcstern New.
York Rechsbites and Good Samaritans general VT
tendance OF Delegates IL requested
J. j. CHAMBERS, Corresponding Secretary.
Tussdds Oct 10 l-s2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
,r1y vopv DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY OCTOBER 80 1852.

Every Intelligent householder should know thss very
LARGE mas, O. OF stone are not so much in keeping VITA
email and unpro,ending with large structure-wIn
ncottage as with capitol bank. Hence me inco'n
Tlateness Of the deception. Large block. OF s'o,' ~
s. buildnrs sre In decidedly bad taste Your. &c.
~ o wv IL SCOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
CONTENT. .Fo.
TnB blissful calm
n. fs1.f

FOR lle Inbu
TnR blissful calm
In isles Of palm,
All bards have sung in honoyel phrase;
And humble life,
Apart from strife.
The world has made theme of praise
But since my soul within mo stirrcd,
And I'LL thy life with mine was blent
small meaning Ind that simple word
Contcnt-content.
No clearer light
Once met the sight,
Than Hopes Ger dawning arctic morn,
Or Aemory's hucs
That long Suffuse
The dsIkenins PAT, Of splendor shorn;
Now, from tho constant noon Of love.
A lood Of warm, rich light /. sent.
That shines around below, above,
In bright content
The rocket CLEAN
OF fsncy's dream;
The streamlet peace Of lonely thought;
Ambitions flower,
Ths, blooms an hour.
And then Is cast aside as nouah,.-
Ourjoy serene, compared with ricsc.
IA ocean Is, where storms are spent,
And smooth aud puIo tho heeviug seas.
Roll on, content
30 glad are we:
Oh, can IL be,
Tho void Is mad with pain and wrcas,
All wants and fears,
All woes and tear.
Aresurely but a drearner's gong.
Nohesis Is tossed in vague unrest,
No foIn with sorrows load il bent.
But tho whole Garth al last IL bIct
With full content
Ala, tho thought
OF mr. Is wrought;
Esrih's tide Of ansuish onward rslls;
And We nsy know
From loving so,
How poor the Let Of homeless souls;
Ard from our wealth Of hear repose.
Fresd blessing may be drawn ard lcut.
Till rourd the world the bilow fows
or calm content.
B<oskiyr, oca l. lsJ2. INV. PAnxEs.
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~ l. onssss. tMs'esm BalAihs) ssd AessA heGsss q
ksrfs @e oar Agent. A.ssyr ne a. o. The Thssss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-01

VALUABLE business stand Rent fn Washing ton
city, immediate posse OF the three stores
large established the
Of 1 and Market space They hat 10 the
goods lights
The wide deep with
side light feet high has
IL wide by SIS feet deep and feet 6inees high IN
the dry and finished for sales well lighted by several
the building The second store front
ing space wide feet deep; then becomes
% deep having kyght feet wide BY 2
long 26 wide by 90
feet deep feet inches high There Is communication from
by The third store
deep, skyght feet by feet in the
could be made ny throwing the
Each vault In the pavement for
fuel
appy subscriber Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and N streets
Dec l3-TuThSatn ANNE X. DERMOTT.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person Win upon hooks unsss as
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