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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-23

A. ANDAGGM y.
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
forte, aud Music Room, No A. Harrington
Corner, w orcesler, Mass.
8EsT or REPgAENCEs GIVEN
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lNUI ANY To HLIJ.
VIII attend TO this and oher-matters OF bushes at
ia Office over the Central Bank. nuv6-ctl
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Jnliua li. Aiedhn4

Jpitus a. Sfedhof
OHers ms services ne teacher OF APcient and Modern
Languages o the public. Office, No. l59 Main St.
81 du
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WOLVES The wolves of Maine seem to be
numerous and remarkably fierce the present sea-
says that the accumulation stages and passan.
gers from Rockland were few days since driy-
en- back from the woods near Indian river, and
detained over night by large detachment Of
wolves; The Brunswick Telegraph relates that
on Friday last Col. Campbell, Of that town, was
chased by pack of wolves while in the woods
not half mile from his house. -Four Of them
came within twenty feet Of him, whereupon he
turned at bay armed with an axe and his ad.
versaries, after some accommodating and few low
growls Of disapprobaron, concluded to forego
Their anticipated breakfast and beat reluctant
retreat.
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NOTICE.

'YNHE FREE DEMOCRATS Of Worcester, VIM DO
1 not wish 80 take Caleb Cusling HIS composers la
the Legislature OF 1851, their pattern and guide
who believe IN redeemiEg pledges made in good latin,
and all Others in favor sustaining the regular nomlna
10 meetat
RORTECUETURAL HALL,
on SATURDAY EVENING. Dec. 2sth, a o'clock.
Per Order Of the Free Dem Committee.
deceS d2t
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CALVIN Il. PRATT,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
maV3 If
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- The barn burnt on w, Wednesday, evening. be
longed 10 Charles Hadwen, and vas si,a'ed on an
out lot Of his, SutIons Mil, Sauih Worcester,
about two miles out Of town. 1t wa4 empty and
little value The fire unquealionably set inten-
tionaly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-23

THE SPIRITUAL TfLEeRAPH opposition Line
by Eli. Campbell, published by H. $. Taylor
Of Springfield.
This book purpo'ts 20 prove that Science and Di-
vine Revelation are against Spiritual Manifestations
The author was once believer in and lecturer on
Mesme ism. The book is historical, critical and
somewhat theoretical, and viii no doubt afford con.
siderable information to those interested in the sub.
jectreated Of Its for sale by VIM. Alien, Harrington
Block.
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Ladie, Fair.

wy Is,ies Of he Central society, purpose hrldne
evening Of MONDAY De n for IN, sale oi U.st,J
and Fancy arlicl's, Rehtshntnis 40
dec23 a.
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Anti-Sls VIEW Lentnrn

TNHE Third Lecture O the above con, So ,viu a.
a delivered THIS EVENING, by
Rev. Thomas X. Beecher,
snse tickets, lOcents Packages oflOtickeis fDhi,b
admit TO any eture,) so eents--to be hAd al Ss't1a
Bookstore, nd at lheduor
o. EARLE. see'y. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-23

In Templeton. Dec. 18th b, the Rev Mr. s,ehins. Mr.
warren " ~ II Bowktr, to Miss Ma E Walker, both
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wa. =. BAISTOs

Attorney and Counsellor at La,o,.
NOTARY pUMiC,
NVMhit iohkh QF pEnps, Or New York. New Ter
Soyi SC, NO. tiHrrhgtun Corner, Motctater
hbld hHwiatf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-23

FIRE AND Loss OF -PhiiadeIphia Dec.
2l.-A FIRE broke out about 10 O'Clock to night in
The two stores of James S. Keen, leather dea Ter.
on Third street above Vine. and extended 10 The
adjoining picture store Of J. Fiiz While the
bremen were in the lower floor of the latter
building, the rear wall fell in, and it is reported
that two or three were buried beneath the ruins.
One man was drawn out and seriously hurt.
22D. -Four persons were rescued from the
ruins OF last nght's-ire, not much injured An.
other was beneath The rubbish, and while the DO
lice were at work getting him out, a second fan
of rubbish covered him, and police officer All
bright was caught by the falling beams and kent
confined nearly two hours, with the FIRE raging
around him. He WAS finally rescued, but is Ter
ribly burned, and will probably lose some of his
limbs. Another policeman is missing, supposed
TO be beneath the ruins.
T. s.-The body Of the missing policeman, Mr.
Hammer, has been found in the ruins Of the Ere.
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{ N Mechanic slieet. this (rhusday) afternoon,
~ pockei book, cnntalnirg 81 and ,one change
same ~ this olTre
Worcester, Dec q. d9s dtf
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- "a CIar X, ii. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHysIcIA
NO. alnut street. Office hours from to.eA N
a1| ron to3IM " "a q"
Wore iAn Isl 1881 i,rs.s
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ET REMEmBER, tina, the lecture at the CRY
HALL, this evening, viii be given by the Rev.
Thomas e. BEEcHER. II Is the first opporIuni-
" our citizens have had to hear this youngest and
most gifted Of the Beecheis,' SO that those who
would get seals must 90 10 season. Tickets only 10
cents single, OF SO cems for package Of ten, which
will answer for any Of the succeeding lectures Of The
course. Other distinguished gentlemen are to follow
in the course.
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"irls that understand House ork can be- h tv
us rs, =; . q W I ni an experienced ana suree
20 attend 90 The duties II her profession. Resideic
o2l-du
-, Nhfistmhs Presents worth having, in
ne way ct eoLD PENs, ma, be- cbla,ned M 4, Al.
49,. Wtnhs academy tiruni room. up onl, arht
Gun Temp. House. "'f'''''" e hihsii
NM NJ ne bsauiifal samp Of coa Pens. OK.
T'ssv 'vs we haavs deci1dlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-23

ES- Hiram e. More, Of New Worcester, charged
with forging note for $500, on L. q A, G. Coes,
waved 40 examination, on Thursday morning before
the Police Court, and gave bonds in $1,000 70 APP
pear and answer before the Court Of Common pleas
on the third Monday Of January next.
The LADIES viii 6nd an excellent assorlmento
Furs AT Enoeh Me1iIs, No 22i Main Street Mr..
M. has also great variety for Christmas and New
Years presen.s. which he will cell at yer, small
profit 80.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-23

p. EMORY ALURIC7t,
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR At LAW,
d No. 8 Union Block. WORCESTER. dNwtf
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City Reform

~ ~ lzens Of Wooestsr. irlenosy to Reform are
4 invited 10 attend public mpetiuegt III CIV ualI
W % UNDAf Evening, Dec "a a u'c0, h. 20 take
uen aoloh AS may lie deemed eSpedeni, iii refer.
men Tor the year pn mig "N'
r o ~, men-l Dung mtn-all who de.ise The election
~ olSeis, Irrespective Of paiiy earnestly request
~ W oe preeehl dtcy3 d3t
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schooI Wanted.

place. ~ Assistant IN a High school or Teacher of
Hfammaf school, IL desired by Young lady who ean
Teach The higher Mathematics njd The rudnents of
Drawing and French, IN addition TO the usual Euslish
nraneh's rne has had some experience ~ Ass,stAnt
~ hth-dl1fs Acedeiy, and has hgh testimonials.
crstef. dncs ,i.,,,1
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L. %: 4 n OILS, Nj. D., fomGPAraIc prv.
slclAN, Residence No. liz Main Street once bopr,
ron 10 A. NJ, ITO aud to SPIN
Aug5, $50 a.,
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cutch.--4 OOO iOs. Of Culc6, Tor sale BY G. GA
J. HOWE. a. ar
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Wanted immediately.
A MAN Of steady aud inauatr,ous hahs. via INV
" Understands innapg M ltun rianina Mach.nr.
VIII hnd consIan;semidoy aud 5000 wages nj
Worcester. Dec. 70 1853. da3dt
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tituation Wanted,

Bf nman ona Farm, fr one sear--can give good
recommendations. Appl) Hsahove.
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boarding gency Boar ding \ Eencyi
Residents OF thie'CIy or strangers visiting the CITY
Ia want OF Board and lbuse having Rooms to a. .itb
oi without board are resp culy invited to avail them
tsNes % the advantages OF this agency. ~ Ofic
2dj Main street, up stars LEWIS T.. MUM,
nn7 dly
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!. Y I \ n - ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGIA TERRI
RI HURRICANE

The steamer Georgia. Capt Budd, from New York bound
Navy Bay with UU assengcrs arrived 10 distress ut Nor
tk SATURDAY evening having encountered terrible hur
ticane of Cape Iateras Wednesday last, which
board thought Ir steamer could survive. We indebted
o her passengers for The following thrilling account
Of The Storm:
The Georgia lett New York On The 9Th instant, and had
pleasant weather until "Wednesday 7ll about 10 a. NJ. on
Ill j. NJ when abaled Somrw hat. During this time the
steamer behaved lncrabY we'll The storm which from
South East, having continued abac for perhaps honr
suddenly changed into perfect hurricane O wind and rain
from North East attended by bosrros perhaps
witnessed.
chinery and the rushing inlo her engine rooms III
The of few hours entirely cxngushed her fires and
submerged large portion Of her machinery. Of the 400
souls board not seemed Id nave mo fanttst hope 0i
escaping watcry grave The pumps having failed IN per-
form their office windasses und casks put in requisi
ton and oil hands aborrd necessarily To free the ship up
Thursday night when the violence ot the STA had
sufficiently abate allow The fires la BE- eknLed. For
,uI after this They unable To make the engines
work aud they again commenced the work Of baiIng with
renewed vieor and did labor harder-a he
role be found The last prayer fervenlIy Of
fered Him who controls the destnes OF men; friends and
The loved home remembered and silently
rup their muryand then the horrors OF their Sit
uatiun faced with The calm courage of despair Not
wall up from that large assembla9e Of souls the
rIerniiy with hope of escape from the raging
pillows cheek henchcd with fear, but oil srug-
gcd win arms ncrved for the OCCASION determined
yield dea, alone And al last crowned their ef-
forts In of Thursday night tho machinery
got 10 work. and having continued their work OF baing up
Saturday morning their safety assured by
ton Of The During all this time not soul board
had slept and meal had been cooked. As said be-
FORE they arrived here the afternoon o Saturday and
and uxncs which make them amends for their
pIivali0ns.-( Norfolk Beacon.
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ID D..

p,rp aI the Springs Wednesday, the eth instant Miss
EIX.BETil : WickIIaM daughter Of the late John Vic
E-,I al tlIr 'iy
IA t = ni Tie cnd AMI relatives ui The Family
are , rsrd attend hts funeral from rt''" G4h:irai cot
o,T Grace and day "c"tk T. W., WITHOUT
JuIiIei notice
DsD residence tkIInan, W:.torela"i county Va, ."
10 .y; 81 Juur 1853 WALTER BOWIE. ESD the ODD I"
M IA, after which he burc with great 'ilnde
Mr. pwip c,yr! adopted c"uny faithfully many years
,.,,r. aud
n. ..atc lie worthy aud useful cizcn, g"ri ei.he"
ami lencnl lie
,,L ,uI len .errayed companion, and children tlcc
,n. ana, l,u tlu ,lirs their irreparnbe uHs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16

We learn that the paragraph in yesterdays Sum- stating
tina, the Court of Appeals OF Virginia had decided that Tue
OF the General Assembly OF iha, State, eNempng per-
for the non. payment Of the fines unconsulionaE Ia
other words me Legislature hnd power TO release
debtors I. Commonwealth - altogether correct
appears Ia, The decision of the Cout is the act Of
Iha Gen.a Assembly atosin. the writ OF eapas al
.facendum does not apply TO- affect the writ Of capiuS
art that The latter being law writ yet
furce Virginia. and may issued os dnc and
tina, The defendant only release himself from opera
lions the payment of the dea nded writ
else he remain six months jail right OF The de-
PENDANT release himself from imprisonment under the in
solvent Debtors law not extend 10 The writ of capia
pro fne-but 10 The cdpias al sotistaeiendum.
TSufsimore SIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
HAOl!TICAI.
THE -RUNTER'S SON Il.
rsoM THE GERMAN.

THE HUNTERS SON q.
rRoM THE GERMAN.
I, tho forest wild shoot the stag
Or 70, buck bounding free;
The eagle on the mountain crag,
The wild duck on the sea
Win certain aim I kill my game.
Whc:e / with rifle rove,
And yet my wild heart once was tame,
And felt the Power OF Love.
And Oft camp in winter drear
By night and storm alone,
And Law my head without u fear
Upon the snow clad stonc.
A thorny bed l never dread,
Though winds blow cold above;
And vet this heart, 30 still and deao,
Has felt the Power of Live.
The wild hawk Is my sentinel
The wolf s,ll guards my oouhos'
The nigh. ass with shout ana yen,
The d,y midst barking hounds;
Eor feather rare, ever wear
A fir t,vig from the grove;
YET once had a Ia iy fair,
And fell The Power Of Love!
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SHOOTING IN SOUTH CARRoLLToN, KY

SHOOTING IN SOUTH CARROLLTON, KY.-A
LADY VlNDlCATOR.-We learn that rather singular
tY day last week. in which young lady indicated
h,nh and fame. armed with revolver aud the
eaimnaior The ball taking feet in his throat inciing
terrible and perhaps fatal wound The young lady is
daughter Of Col Wilson, and is of highest respectable
ty aud character and hearing that the young in ques
uoa 1hose name We have forgotten had been sanderne
her she, in company with her father went in earch of him
Upon being questioned he could not did deny his al
legations, and the young lady shot him the spot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
.,.,,INcrnN NEWS

:, ,,o c.sr-Aprn,s of James Collier late col
lcrnr nj The port San Francisco nave Oh ie occn en-
teayoring argue the treasury 'eailh.n ''o ss.o
80, nf his account without submitting The case 10 lTlai
10 hr pcndng sub treasury law indictment We appe.
d however that this will prove labor IN vain on Their
r Secretary Guthrie Is said 10 have devoted much time
20 investigation; 80 that aided by his great legal learning
and acumcu he has managed thoroughly 10 master every
question therein included Indeed shall not be
u1ised the result Of the consultation oil these par
ties with him. 10 be showing beyond question oil
even greater balance due Than the treasury claimed before
the Secretary invest gued the matter so closely IN person.
is sud The Avenue, that The sureIes claim mat lhey
relieved from their obligations from the moment OF Inc
Of the law by which the boundaries OF The Sun
Francisco collection district changed during MI COL
ies administration OF the relationship This plea Is very
singular in view o the fact that he continued subsequently,
hold the office exercise its functions and 10 cum lie
emolunents. Heretofore, it has been held that notice ~as
necessary relieve surees from their obligations IN such
cases. Ten one the surees will be found claiming cred
its for payments made his account subsequent u sa
time (by Mr. Collector Co!er) though dispuln9 he ool'
gallon then and though The debts that time accnnuane
against him were probably quite equal the several amounts
paid during that period Of his service we repeat ele
appears no earthly hope of settlement OF hs case except
after action under the indictments and lhen only through
suit against the surees recover the balance que; .
THE GovERNoR New MErIco-lhe foh w WI. "et =,
weer Of Kentucky reached his post al San'a e vi 'he
9th of August and Immediately Installed as
This information left point on The luih u; 80 nv
thing further proceedings there came oy 'he sumo op
portunly. =,
The present time the Land Office bureau are pushing her
surveys in CALIFORNIA; Oregon and the extreme
minnesota Wisconsin and lUWa-wIth Inc UTMOST 'iso-
They arc progressing with them in those quarters a. s
can be- desired The PRICES paid for snch wofh III o
and Oregon average S2 90 per me except Tor te m
ard lines which the Government ABOUT So w pei
mil. IN run them In the north west they pay rom % w
10 S. 90 nrr mile for similar work. Washington Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
IT'S SAID THAT ABSENCE CONQUERs LOVE

rts SAID THAT ABSENCE CONaUERs Low
IT'S said that absence conquers love;
But, oh believe il not,
I'ye ried, alas! its powers 10 prove.
BUT lhon art not forgot.
Lady though fate has bid us part
Yet still thou art as dear
As fx'd 10 this devoted heart,
As when clasped you here
plung'd into The busy crowd
And smiled 10 hear thy name
And vet, as il thought aloud
They know me still the same
And when the wine cup passes round,
toast some other fair;
But when l ask my heart the sound,
Your name is echoed there.
And when some other name learo,
And try whisper love,
Sill will my heart To thee return,
Like the returning dove
In vain /! never can forget,
And would not be forgot,
For must bear the same regret,
What e'er may be my lot
Zen as the wounded bird would seek,
It's fayorite bower 10 die,
So, lady, would with you speak,
And give the parting sigh.
TITS said that absence conquers love;
But OH bUlicve il not.
I've tried. alas! its powers TO PROVE
But thou art not forgot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16

GEN CASS' LETTER TO THE PRESlDENT-'rhe
which Gen. Cuss reported have Pesi
dent Pierce is said to be cordial He him
high personal and political regard and declares President
had many difficulties encounter thai his
been wise Jndcous and patriotic; and that the writer
will accept position under the governments but Sena-
port of the Administration. Secretary McCetand received
letter OF like import
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
ny TIE GovEkNot or VIRGINIA.


NnmHMn. j.. nss "s sn Is MARrS Kr upu" tie
hv m In g Felton, county Preston. aud that the sand
Xii. u nst,ve justice lido therefore hesb, " ie"a.
i M "I'if' KI aud Isivr Inn e""",y
10 rut* att Officers "i TN. I'M, sr n.. v
tnns rrnrr tn, o The sl Knie that he may be- brought
n under my nri AMI under The Lesser Seal q"
II. t n,r y,nr isT: JOSEPH JOHNSON.
E tr I3ysno t:EoGcR ~ Mr.Fanu. Secretary al The Com
'" w E,tr. Is about u yrar- old high
made pounds oark l.'t AMI EYES anil " r laI%
believed side "i his "rrheah aug -''
.Y THE GOvERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
inMRnHn ' nnwN,:> charged Forgery
arrested County Of berkeley and subsequently ssfr" I
therefore. hereby ofer reward Of one hundred dollars .nay r."
who shall arrest te saa wa nn a." r.
,,r All oil. Commonwealth, ryi ani military ath r.
i,t ' i ihe Laid D,~rs may be brought to justice
under hand az Governor. ana mmfr ir s' A..
H. The 60. G"" IS at ''''' In>ErI I6iINSoN
t syr George vs. MusroRp secretary
,:s Do~ns shrew Intelligent man. about FIVE feet nine
sfS WIZ" las, heard Of State Maryland
aud VA. supEoseto making his way Westward Ang :. Cut
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION
raTr%S ias WILLIAM WaLnN did in
~ niy last IN the county Kanawa murder and ro, white
man not knew" and has rscarei rom jna'ce
enx ~ or PERSONS who shall Patton and
jail nj Kama Hla county; and 60 moreover re-
this Common ealth cit and military anu re-
Due, people generally to ae then beet exeIto I" Procure '
IRE nj the SAID Patton that hr may be- brought 10 Justice
G,:.n nrr my hand under the Lesser Seal o.
the Commonwealth at RchmOnd this 10Th day OF AUGUST
II. > III the year 1913 jus join
II, III Governor: w MuNFoGD, Secretary Of the Com
| M nuwrai;h ,,;.,I,
pur - ''ab0ul "A - years old; about ieci ~ i
IT trn l.t sandy c,,"f, if'ckiri "r'
teeth ale whrn taking siin- AMI -u.'" "
c.rreh by his HAIR iii-'he " w
par printed his ls't arm Certainly and my w.
| AZ . ,oe'
HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
bUSAWAY from subscriber about The mrs, vi fentudr
IL ls1 negro bow named ISAAC GRANGER lie ~ about
five feet hish' sey mE'y 'e
maj sahy long head K and quite aeii. mneh SioS
Ia. will the ABOVE te"iiu nc telu
| ed LONG "ms u q, ss'"'e" ;" =" '4' NJ. AKIN
Petersburg Express copy weeks and send hill TO ta office
| TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
| S.N DAyS.a stout. black about :
"a III 40. 8 feet inches high abscoated from
marks about him known. Ills
| - go round and uniformly loes red,
,l,yr tor hiS delivery Ricl
'"""'' " '' JOHN J. wERTII.
S-pt 2-c2awlm Agent for Jas Dunlop
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
ID6N AWAY from uoper's Rock, IN Cumberland County III
"a last WILLIAM about feet, ~ inrhe
straight built brIshtmuatO, broad race
HAIR inclined reddish color OF n his toes Gu. W"
lie old The above reward and all feass
bic PAID arrested beyond the limits o. me s h
$50 and all reasonable expenses paid ~
| C,uov V,ron,, ELISHA JACKSON
/ july 22-cwu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
AIR FOR MOBILE

BosroN Sept. ca meeting OF gentlemen held at
The Revere House this morning. when for aid
Of The sufferers By yellow fever Mobile adopted
Mayor Seaver presided and the of $500 was conbu
led on the spot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16

The story circulated in The newspapers short ltne since
ab between MIR. Bodisco, the Russian Minis
,ter. and Mr. Marcy. the Secretary Of Stale said Il
be without The slightest foundation in fact.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16

A FORTgNE WArrlNG.-A large legacy has been lett
the heirs Of Thomas Gay, by friends dsccnsed in England
Thomas Gay married in Virginia. and died leaving only
daughter whose children surprised reside Virginia
ar Kentucky, and these are the party wanted Mr. John
livingston l57, Broadway, New fu,k is the person who
has the matter in hand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16

BosroH, Sept l2-The schooner James RiA has arrv ed
here Bay Of Chaleu-. Her captain reports that
American schooner Gazcle nf Dennis, also
of Newbaryport Massachusetts, and three vesses of
Cape Ann been seized by the British upon the
Of violating the fishing laws. All The above vessels were
taken of Fox river The affair has caused small degree
OF excitement, and trouble is anticipated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-16
y. ". n0siE:it's DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

n ME viii Mo'ay oc'oDrT loo w
the curnnmIIous the ne Sycanote .nuich w
Ih hmr l,Ioai AMI Marshall M, " VIZ os ass,ssu
uI VINO IDS hif u years e1P
whr were ihar ~ france lie
UNNECESSARY ian iia' u us y" pui
period oil esht years III hS'
hr las E,rI that o iorou9my erouuns ms
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s nUaFolp ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM.


tl Institution vii be resumed Tie LIST u Sep
Z TENDER
file scholastic yeI comprising sessions Of FIVE months euchr
Wi { the LIST al July.
a. Wilson aud H. 1n-ake have been engaged asds
Wi.uu graduate the University Of Virginia in the
schools and Murn Languages. Moral Philosophy ara
lie has had several years experience teacher and
highly recommended
Tubcrakc Taught this school last and has show
h,rs" capable i!l faithful.
III" suo preparatory the University and % the Virginia
Military Institute
Board aud tuition. with necessary ~'eP' ''a
' 49, 80 80 ''' mo PITTS
A., avI.,t,. y n Am William.