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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-03

II will be that, BY decided majority, the amendment
appropriang S45 600 to the opening OF james Appo
Rivers adopted by the House which acr~
passed the bill by similar majority. Ne indebted
friend .ur the following O letter ir.m oi
committee uppoincd heretofore y c Council Rc0ir,
on The SUBJECT o! the Improvement q! James River bC"
tide water who writes from Washington city
"a, time almost dispaircd Of success ii;u,Ieh uu
gallant friend Casxie cered will. the ;l
could BIZ easily beaten, and that II he ic il vGaa II.
the result Of mscliance which hc could not
He exerted himself maniully, | assure you and b. lev,
that nothing but his position and personal popularity aided
doubtless by HE admitted strength and ustlce Of pru
position enabled him 10 carry i through -. COMMUTE"
Certain '!nt 10 oih"r eIanI un.>s similarly sul c
could have obtan"d liz triumphant ne50ftg - winch u
carried.
'!?y the rules Of the House he could ONLY SPEAK iv.
rnu;rs and il :iia; .slg! ur hc addressed 10 the rUai
such lorcitle remarks in manly ard cand!
in support his pOpn:pn IL /" command
tentnr and eLsuIc It's favorable i.idcr.,iUI.
1--WE ere very much indebted too - Mcssfs Meade. Me.
Mullen Stuthcr Cdbr Of Florida, DAVIS ii na,saci-ctrs
Howard o TcXus and other 2cIi!rincn who kindly
Icnk personal interest in rc mnrr, ant u al of whom
Richmond ia much indebted r He unms"ai rir's mace J.
trem tu serve her cause On this occ"sion
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
puULlSuED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEkLf,
~ WILLIAM +. s. THOMAS it1TCHlE, y h'
l l. II VI y.
n.,,x p,ner ssyen dollars per am


Dav Paper dollars annum and al inc M aI Scni.
1o aken shorter period than one year f' mon,ha
five dollars per and three dollars 'r .. ,;I u,si
,Ss in ADVANCE 70 be paid in the g1rc or Ietiir" :! ~
ar six dollars per the md OF iEe @ in good and
~ All dues this office be remitte yer .ac. Of al
NAH. Raak notes risk otte Editors sns letter i.
ls bs;ns pad by 'hs ,rT,.rs Is The accumulation OF post
s't,t' " operates IL d = :
Ei.iars. -,.,. az ADVERTISING.
;. :, rSoI,IR ET.-Fcr TEN lines or Less i:s' III
Inn -! sy ems and every succcedns ns. Hm b,
-, wr-s" hfe, "s'A' '''
I nscrsa 'i h.It ccn (o each inc: after tho first
advertisers charged my ioats 10. tiiy h,s az" ~ ~
r greater nsth; SAr rt' " :!
~ Auc;ionecs sh,aIc charged sicN, (ar HciGe.l
W r,IT SESWEEKLY TEN Ges or iess urst Insertion
..,,.. for each continuance ~ Cents ,..,. ;.
,-c, distance 3c sccon;arie' with the auVan'
s,,,sisc,orv references 10 insure execution ;, 49,,
AZ (hiri.s and tributes Of respect, ercecdS e's '''''
!.,crr.i for lirsriisenaats n...xor
All Gb,usrrS and Marriages from tho country "'e.t. w.
- l,rwri,ins anknowu 10 mus: se ani.h ~
the Postmaster IN the ueshbrr'l"'"' - =,
\, puhl.shrG Every measure. that has been iaseh 10
80. y rs:tiuas Snd quizzes has, h=reoiort pofeu
" . d r.r:c. upon such commute " 's 'eu
:, =. nam rf he Postmaster "TiHsn oA fhs 0hc8 o
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THE FISHERIES QUESTION.

1t has been incorrectly stated we have know
that Great Britain never, before the present time,
her right exclude Americans from the North EIsten
fisheries In Sil just before minister Mr. Stevenson
left London he addressed 10 Lord Panersen & remon-
STRANGE on The subject ard took strong grounds in favor
the American claim under The treaty Of ISIS is little
strange that nr Webster has referred 10 This fact he
did IN regard 10 Mr. Evcres despatch Of l3i5 Mr did
not the ncgoiilon-Lut i; was Mr Stevenson
who in lS4l We have :tady stated. wrote long G.s-
patch the subject II is proper that justice s;louId be
done distinguished citizen Of Virginia. and hence We
feel justified in noting the fact which will be made mani.
fest by thc publication Of he whole correspondence which
should and trust now will br made
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pLOWS! PLOWs PLOWS;

l'E a.Y. jus, completed TWO Plows upon the
\ Gut Erace pIiacple especially adapted ,os ~6N
aef '.0~-onc for three aud he o,her for
who have heavy coats of clover and weeds turn
r u Pow that wi 10; choke clog, would dn
its = c believing do thai there is Pow well
@ % ABOVE PURPOSES ule this time. 10 The
T.ey have been tried by The best judges and pronounced
err - .ay ;ins the Kind We are Gaiy adding
r4y la..e sns ii ar.o-;S. ColeJs, Cuiti7aers. &c.
.ca oi hah have this spring made great ovemens-
ofe ngccment and greater variety thaG
-n.n IL i!is State, that deals exclusively IN 'ht
. ~ coaine Gives The particular branch ihe
"a: assured tnat keep up with all the new improve
are though; valuable Avery large stock OF Castings al
b.. sd.
s,y On corner Of Franlin aud 18th Richmond Va.
vr Irwin GEO WATT q Co
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II ENJOY l..

lVpLEY JOHNSTON have removed 10 The store recently oc
copied b. Messr GAY MATHEWS Co No las Eagle Square
m receiving aud opening large aud handsome as
ra; and Fancy Dry Goo which they Invite she
Of their former patrons and the public generally
b THE PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, Ma.
iiIEWS CO, AID TIE PUBLIC GE5ERALLi
! as-n siGuail Salesman in the Dry Goods Store OF
dudley Johnston successors 10 Messs GAY, MATHEWS
respectfully beg leave ask the attention OF the customers
-sra ae elock s;ae aad fancy Dry Goods
4Gi opened by om ireinG warranted IN assuring them,
. r.. ew position aided by The accommodating aud liberal
m u n. employers, shs bo alb render them the ampesi
...s:. 4. WILLIAM G. FERGUSON.
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aGINIA.A Crcui, Court Q: Chancrry county nr
.aaco, hsll tho STATE CoUr onsr IN the ciy n Rich
a SATURDAY,, June 70, S3l:
ia aud rnwle Peterson and Mckinley. H. L.. Philip Robert
TAoaa. lie Svlver. MoGdecai Lewis and Samuel Lewis.
- Barirsnl, aud Read and Cray, Pitts,
a!lS,
i,u1yc- William y Wren Sergcan, Of lie city oi Eici,
"a a.. nnisrra,or OF William W. llenG. deceased.
,N cuc. nsnree Hamilton PuS, lee EloniHa.-. lair
The couu;y of King and Queen. aud such administrator
IN " Smith deceased Albert W. Smith Sarah Ana Smith,
IS II Snlh. John $ N. els. and Robert Scott. Dci.s
.ras 10 the Court, by suggestions heretofore aae on te
hat Of plaintiffs as we'll as 1e hian.s IN inns
dead an e representatives lot before tuo oout' anu
tes a9e bern heretofore ate herrn requiring the SUI
aihhs proceed by proper steps 10 mature ne cause m
iou ANY ses having beet yet taken 70 comply WIN se
fs GA ihr motion OF the GefsudaDts Albert W. oth 81
smith air! William e. Smith, by COUNSEL VINO are he ohy
~ before he Court claiming tie fund under the control o
dee! OF executed by John leHures
: e. Scot aGh John Myers, rGsIccs, conveying cera'
;rust for the benefit the creditors OF the said John Hen.
deed hear. Gn," the twenty first day ni Jnne eishes
":h I've aud Is OF rec"d IN the CtrEs once OF the
uf OF eG;c" and COPY whereof y fied as an e1nci'
&C. hc Idn doth order that unless the surviving pam.
DO proceed Sy proper process 20 revive an" mature
!oi hearing by the next term, OF then show good
"a. THEFT is!lurs do the Court VIII proceed |"
%. ;ch atcIee herein, may be Icemnd proper, dis
Fr . the fluid under Its control among those who may
"a " show Themselves TO be entitled the same. under
us eio,e referred TO- from John Hcdrec 10 Robert u
~ !"hh Myers. trusres and the Court doth Greet tha
uFuet be Inserted in or more OF the newspaper
lhs Guy Of Richmond. and continued therein weekly i"f
hatcop.s be served such OF the surviving pam.
3 ss may resds or be found within this commonwealth
$S9l"-les:e L. w CHAMBERiAYNE, Ir.. D. C.
81 '~4w Ot the Circuit Court for the City OF Richmond
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nSlsHLE YARD.

,nu, ROGERS. Sh Main. Richmond Va. Deae
I, Esytla. Italian AMI American Marble Monuments, Tombs
>4ss Mari pieces every description Wall Plates Fronts
a - s<.n IN Carving xccutedn tho ncates, manner.
the country with city reference promptly attended TO-
w c,rs having served his apprenticeship of the largest
s-at> New York City and having much eXperencen the
Geers himself tta, all work executed at his Shop will give
ion as any done North South Oct5-cly
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THE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND

were delighted on Friday night with address from
1hdEo W. W. Crunp, who delivered oi the lncs lucid
strongly areumcnl1rc, cogcnt and telling speeches that
nave heard for long Tine He graapcd his subjsc with
great power and poured forth volume of convincing
sons why The South should adhere TO Franklin Pierce and
r.luse 10 ally herself Cen Scott and his Seward allies
"he courteous 10 Gen. Scott maa ind liberal 10 him
as soldier Judge g. expressed in cooTs the obc-
tonabe position OF Gen upon all the questions Of the
day. The dangers 10 the Union, which fellow Ia.
election OF Gen. Scott portrayed by Judge G. wiki!
pencil of highland in this portion of his Speech he drew
with great skill and upon the manly and honest
mony of leading Wings, such Mr.. Cahc Of Florida and
others.
Judge paid splendid but in every way Just, tribute
the virtues, hrmness mud uninchng devotion 10 cunsu
ional right ol franklin Pierce. lie concluded his ahe
speech oy thorough explosion o! The New Boston caIun-
n.y. Gnd cxpnunird with striking and triumphant
The important testimony OF e New Boston meeting the
iasehocds of the abolition press This and other portions
OF his speech were received with cordial applause.
The Democracy u Richmond and every where else
lon lies, and their attachment the bold defender of their
riehs grows stronger and brighter every day We shall not
attempt even an outline Of Judge Crumps admirable speech
for on motion Of Wm NJ. Fulton, Esq, The meeting unan
mousy adopted resolution, asking copy for publication
The Democratic association resolved 10 have meeting
every other Friday night in the CniversaIst Church. which
is most comfortable and pleasant place Of assembling
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-03
JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
L RSE At LAK,

WASHINGTON CITY d. q.
rTCES IL The several Courts of the District Of Counbii
sss pertinent 20 his profession which may be enrust
~: are will meet with prompt attention. Herciers TO
Nsssrs SsLDEH, WIrHEx3 & Co.,
Gen ISo. VI. McCALLA. Washington ID Z
ianys ]. MILLER. ESQ.,,
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AIRS REWARD.
IWG HUNDRED d.

IWG HUEDR E,D DOLLARS REWARD.
cCSWAT cri Tuckahoe GoochlanL county, upwards OF L
-4.l.s a.n. negro named WALLACE SMITH lie !,
s.uy ix OF age tall an slim and OF dark brown or
-. sal cup small head large eet, %esged and hes
rramne:s when alarmed sharply spoken 10. He was for
~ aGet 0y " " Kemp ESD, Of Gloucese: county. and Ia'
a "a . uc- douUt nrkirs about in that "r some al
-ouu.y. The reward viii be paid Tor his alrchensuE
,.ascry . ME az Taesaaoe or Richmond.
.lc.f JOSEPH ALLEN.
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,,JE FOR FARMING PURPOSES

,,yIN been repeatedly SOLICITED 20 mlhuIaciure Line IOl
II Al purposes have contracted 20 do provided the
IN he su,cr James River and tho al accent counties
o contract specific supply annually The quality
II b- good can furnish from loo 20 200 600 bushels
..".r. Communications addressed! 10 al Balcony Falls
D.. r.rls, county will have prnmr; attention.
CllAS. H. LOCHER,
- Manufacturer of Lime and Crnlenl.
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DAVID FUNSrES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
r,ce m the Courts Al.Aanra Fairfax ard Fauqucr
w ss lie attend the prosecution oil Claims
W sn,rsl Government. Office kitg between ST
% s:s PI ia building occupied by lie Manassas Gap Rail
Road COMPANY. ,,s $50
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500 arGs uoLp DoMIN1oNn NAILS.

GH FRY, Manufacturer COW oler. TO the trade con;rac
.ai others Or 10. received Of these superior Nails
aat :,c.. Na The box and !ninc Nails are The exac
iC5accn Manufacturers The quality OF The Nails t
and vi }. WARRANTED and they confidently offered as
.luai superior any Nails ever before sold IN this mar
irplv % WM. = TRIPLETT, Agent
a-r.w No e.. Cary street.
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cHANCERY l-viRGISlA-ln Hanover Circuit Cctri,
sai l3 H. !>i2
49,: Tln,rnsnr Plaintiff
:" t. -sa. y. William nickinscn. buS-l! 3 Dickinson
C.ou:4 md John ID. II Brown adnr with The VIII an
/. nt Geo ca y Cinu,h, deed. peienuanH
ancn William Winston. trustee tho creditors o!
pmo?. admitted party plaintiff IN TINS cause anu
:l ;-ndi s hrrcn. and This cause came en- ih's ia!
.r roa The iarers formerly read anu upon the
~ and circa.i I!l i. Jay filed, and MAS argued D!
ur cass!!!a loa .,rc, lle C"it Goth order. adJrdSe
..- n: Wll3,aH L II PoiIg j. y, and il hereby sp
= ccunIssis.r this cause. and! a. -uch canmls
ists axe accoro: p all ihe Gebis due b? J"hht
lr- ,hc mature I.d r;nir- thereof AMI oi
Il he ia. "r:+rOre OF -a'd JoiE - Dichih
aiN,. ats giving weeks nro ny advertisement II
he newspapers pub i.hel IN the cf? o. Rcfnohl ="
t s,ng The rsd s:c4ini wl'c acc'u' osehe
curi.. Of IN" several claims he WEI re
-' EnF'. arf lie .1 Commissioner is 'u!her Hfeccd 70
q lie tr-nsacuunsoi .s fl:ihtih "n. -
creditors OF Charles ih1iniS"' III 4esi't
sg.. he shall ascsI:an Az, report what
,, il tho nan!s of s,il William .. Ninstnn, trus-e
- l9.c. tls.,itlJn Among the cred tors ci 1ohl
ant 10 an ION h same, ding u the rishis {" II,
n aGi in4 said co' i!Is siocr iep'rs saiG
a'he C,rr. Gy mater specially stated Gcen.l
of required 20 stated 10y a,y OF the artles
,Cry-Tsy.s PHILIP B WINSTON, L. c.
interested in the foregoing decree VIII lake notice sha
aei hr 9Th lay oi August. So Tor their attendance n
C- y Cuil !Iuusr for the ;urpa al taxing 'ho aC
f:cl b, wih!t decree They will hcroioc attend ."
~ n''oct, s. NJ with all papers and evidence nece'
- he u'i.. rsIutT n' me ny me IcTee
1~.i WM T. II POLLARD,
.-..t.; l.. {; Commissioner
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adGGine AL this, he Wings rally tnr rark ari tr
"''3 w cnocraIS viii "liiy Cynly IL. ii.ReE tin,
are united aud will do their duty
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Y-vlRGlNlA: -nrna.wiek clrcui, Cour,

CiAXcEKT-viiiGINIa -Rrua-wick Circuit Court.
IN, lo6.;
anA R. sims, :hoir sisl; and a. ad,
%ae.ciG"o G. D;ouguo- fiaihuu''
.s.,:
{ h'einsonie aud che:s. peienuailss,
fs he c>rr ,h :he plaintiffs bl!! Ia been hie ai"
zl urael executed !or iuc than months. on all s
10 errns and ta; the order of ubcation aGainst the
'o!a has been duly executed II ordered HAT tile piail'
Y r. ,,scas rnne "a TO those rcnaa aud also ap
~" IL u;anr ,e ritlauts have fled their as"e' by he
~ a. n. her.>::e a,.saci and the plaintiffs nave re-.
''sEA III: mutnnn: the p,in;iiis therefore me Soti.
tc sud seree ti.G Williamson Kelly. who Is RerehS
's!aln Of Richard :. Sims and Edward pfoE1s"oe ai'
=. q '~D;c- G.. Drnmannic, dccd. taki. a. me p-N
'ca lS here ofo rendered y The saG aim rs or eer
LIN s'.'i rv;rca the personal assets i'c'i'eu oE
iet u aa! the ising from tht safes o rear
'e O the Coat do,i adj udge. order ana "cctee
aG,Ss! sr giving reasonable notice ih so,le
' genera ciIcu aaa do appoint iinc a' pace 'ot
y; ~ debts demands against the SAID aeceeh VI ns
-! make report the Court. with any matter seclaiy sa
me r:I:asn, b: hrsr which any OF The parues may
sJaf 50 7.s-!, \ Copy.
WIIiIAM CAMPBELL, D G.
tiDs "i Gc, G. p:omcoole. deceased and all others
~ - ;ie t"., decree. hereby notified that nave a'
Cesa' tie 10Th 81 August text, IS the lime ana tue
James Walton the coUiGy oi brunswick, as the place
IT. cr"fa accounts md proofs debts. ocered by above
" "uct day and w:,!cl lcc 'hey scveray required
y A. 20 ncl"ck a. Nj win th,r clai- prot erlv au'hcEca
je: ta may be enabled 10 carry into effect tie above
!-cw.w WMSOS KELLY CONT
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by ns, that both the abup:st ournls in question are o
suc hotoous!y iuiHuns character rrnicr any
uc.o o ihcii statements necessary where their Chauc
lei IS known In this position we are guile willing 10 leave
ms oranch ot the case before tie country.
we lnlnk Is ABOUT time 10 have done in orr columns
VIII" 'hs iohl und exploited conspiracy OF the aboionisls
" represent uen Fierce ahuonst in his views, in
oGer 10 dciea his election. The basrncss and the fuohard
ness OF me plot stand bald relief its In
"hoe conception and execution is utterly sell cuntrdic
,oty ~ General Pierce hulis abolition opinions and pub
,eY ueccs Them as these allrgr then why do the abu
ohis'S iae and dcEouncr INN. and why has he through
We "h'e NE mated and t:ed them ;,n lraus:rei down
lleih ana Their d,ctrires This fact alone j. the
ao'c fefallion o tie whuc cuuny aud whole consp
raey wouid have been hardly worth uolirns hn iDr Ii. Ait
""!cn y t'o"s on The iniuinoLs practices wI, whia
icaGes ant leading w;e are rrsortiny To dyNtc und
N.leiu me people ~ tiic pICsrht CANVASS
ps way y! lns'!ng ths matter aai nl putin. in the
Po"ci VI hi our rClicrs ~ Judge ior themselves
sous all outage has been pe,oated by the whg and
ohise conspaiors aga!ns; Gen. PieIcc u;Y place
ioe our readers The following conclusive testimony The
oecrs o the rev Boston meeting and the principal
VINO attended H. The original manuscript OF The
Containing tc original signatures has bert placed in
possessio and must ~ eg"r the direct testimony
@ IN fb.s ,i a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

He did not wait to see. He was too well
satisfied with his own escape; and
when | could see again. he was off
more than three hundred yards. gath
cred up and loaded my pistols, and re-
covered my sword; then took to the
woods with all haste, not knowing how
soon he might bring his gang upon me.
| travelled on foot all night, and was
three miles from our camp by morning.
| got there safely, and from that day to
this never once could set eyes upon my
enemy. When peace came, | thought
he had left the country with the British.
To think that he should haye been living
in Fairfield all the time, and not know
it! l reckon he has been receiving a
pension ever since, just as if he had
been true man and not Tory. But
III have him yeti" of5
The old soldier was disappointed
Itwas not long before he paid the debt
of nature. B. did not survive him
many months, as subsequently heard,
and the parties, their accounts finally
settled on earth, are now both of them
in the hands of the great Avenger.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

Quite an animated discussion has
been going on at the Council Hall,
in our city for the past three weeks.
in reference to the Intervention OF
the United States in European al
fairs. The ideas put forth by some
of the speakers are truly rich. One
gentleman got so enthusiastic on the
subject as 10 believe that "lO'OOO
American soldiers could catch the
Russian bear by the tail and hold
him until he would starve to death" !"
Another in reply said Napoleon
Bonaparte lost 100000 men in the
mere attempt to catch him by the
tail, and didn't know what would
have happened il he had succeeded"
Aurora Standard.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

g GREAT Loss OF SPEcIE.-On Sat-
urday evening a keg, containing five
thousand Mexican dollars, burst
while being hoisted on board the
Havre packet ship St. Nicholas. at
pier No 5 North river, and the con-
tents fell into the dock. The ship
Mercury was living between the ST.
Nicholas and the pier, and in lower
ing the keg from one vessel 10 the
other it struck a ringbolt, which
knocked out the head. Part of the
specie poured out. and the remain
der went down in the keg. The
whole now lies submerged in twenty
six feet water. Divers clothed in
india rubber have endeavored in vain
TO recover the lost treasure, and a
mud.machine will probably be tried
as a last resort. The shippers of the
specie were Messrs. Bebee & Co., oil
Wall street, but the loss falls on the
owners of the vessel, who have
promptly replaced til e amount,
through Messrs. Boyd & Hincken,
the agents of the line.-Ne,c York
Commercial.
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ADvERTIslNG +:
For the GaIiipolis Journal.
WHY SHOULD I LOVE.

Why should loye, go ask the heart
That feels cen now loves quivering
dart;
Yet though great grief oPpresses me,
Though obscured my prospects be,
And around me mists are driven;
I'll still love on for loves in Heaven!
WHY | should love know full well,
Why | should not, cannot tell,
For oft il sheds IFS pearly light,
To cheer me in the darkest night;
Kind Heavens protection now is given,
And will love on, for loves in Heaven.
III trust in Heaven!-when from its way
Those love 90 astray;
Strive, and strive to bring them back
To IFS strait and thornless track;
And that love will soon be given
To our spirits high in Heaven!
| ask no hearts that wealth can buy,
Once bought it spreads its wings TO fly,
And woman, a true woman never
Gave heart for wealth and loved forever.
Yet though my heart be wrung and
riven,
I'll still love on, for loves in Heaven!
What matter If | love in vain,
Or loving. am not loved again;
Love brings its own reward-'tis this,
Love far exceeds all other bliss;
Then sill shine on bright stars of even,
And I'll love on, for loves in Heaven F!
Ewington, 1852. GLENDoRA.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

How folks difIeri We chew TO-
bacco, the Hindoo iakes 10 lime,
while the Paiigonian finds content
ment in "a bite Of guano." The
children OF this country delight in
candy; those of Africa in rock salt.
A frenchman @goes his length" on
fried frogs, while an Esquimaux lndi-
an thinks stewed candle the climax
OF dainlies. The South Sea Islam
ders differ from all these, their fancy
dish being brOiled clergymen. while
they never get hold Of grass
colored umbrella without boiling il
up for greens. glsreJ sinib7E2 sd 4
- rfrrf 80 81 ca. = 49,. % 49, 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

BEsr RACING TIME.-The Spirit oi
the Times says, on the subject Of racing
time: i.t-
'No horse ever went a mile within a
minute, although ii has been alleged Of
Flying Childers. Such feat is impos-
sible, for il would require a horse TO
have stride of 90 feet. and perform it
every second. The best time ever
made in a four mile race was made by
Fashion. The time was seven minutes
and 39E seconds"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

PA curious fact has Just occur
red to illustrate the ahject servilily
thai prevails in France. A bill on
Louis Napoleon was transmitted to
Paris by London banking firm for
collection. II was sent back unpaid,
with the intimation that "the notaries
in the present state Of affairs decline
to undertake the duty of protesting
II - -1s..'-sf.-g sd -. l1r.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

ANOTHER RAILwAY-"A New
FEAruRE."-The people in Northern
Ohio have resolved to have a Rail-
way from Cleveland by Chagrin
Falls, Warren and Garfield, to Enon
on the Pennsylvania and Ohio road,
and they will have it. Upwards Of
$500, 900 OF stock has been sub
scribed. The ladies' of Chdgrin
FAILS hdUing taken some $25OO in
single sharss.-Ez.
This is Leap year. and if the ladies
of GaIIipoIis feel disposed to go and
do likewise they will find mins host
II ,be U. S. Hotel at all hours
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-02-26

DRowSED.-Enos Pearce. a youth
Of eighteen or nineteen, was drown
ded off the steamer Messenger No.
2, at Beaver Point, on Thursday
night last. The deceased, with a
young comrade, had shipped on the
Messenger at Coalpor:-was from
Morgan township, Gallia county,
Ohio. The yawl being ordered out,
Pearce, who was sleeping in the deck
room arose but partially awake, aud
walked overheard, at the stern Of
the steamer. The yawl was i'm
mediately lowered, and every effort
made to rescue him. hut he had disap-
peared.-Meigs Co. Telegraph.