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~ Huiclin's Panorama Of the
Mediterranean will be open for exhibi-
ton to night.
If man does not become .equain-
ted with his world, before getting his
baggage ready for the next; it's his
own fault. One can now see the whole
route to California for fifty cents. and
60 up the classic Mediterranean for
four bits-even the garden of Eden,
and Adam aud Eve in their primitive
fig leaf habiliancnts can be seen for
the small amount Of twenty-five cents.
The church will be crowded to see
the Mediterranean to night, and we
advise persons desiring good seats to
20 early.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

C. His excellency Gov. IIcber,
has not yet arrived at the Capital.
lie is hourly looked for and extinsive
preparations have been made for his
reception. We learn that the Bar
racks have been fitted up, ina style Of
magnifficicncc for him, and that he
will for the present reside there
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

70 An exchange paper informs us
that Miss Elizabeth Wheat has been
married to Mr.. John Mill. We do
not like to make puns upon subject
80 serious as the matrimonial tie, but
we feel very much inclined to do so in
this instance. 1t is our extreme mod
esty alone prevents us, will some less
scrupelous member Of the press help
us out.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01
Com m u mic ted.l

WEST BATON ROUGE, FEB. 2Gth '53.
Dcay Comct There is a fashion
able vice in our midst, which calls
loudly for the structures of the press,
and you, Dear Comet above all others,
should take it in hand | mean card
playing am sir, an old citizen of this
grca, and gro,ving country, but new
err have | seen such a mania for gamb-
ling before. Hotels, steamboats,,
boarding houses, and even private res
licences are now the places where
sporting gentlemen "most do concre-
gate Have You ever thought Of the
evils 6ow;ng even from what is called
a gentlemanly social game Of cards =?
the young and unwary lose then cash,
the healthy and viyorus loose their
health, tie men Of business loose their
rest and are therefore, disqualified for
immediate action, and most Of all the
married men neglect their families -
Oh. tir, think Of it. A young man
just married, if you please, will leave
his warm comfortable parlor, tear him
self from the society Ola lovely bride,
and with set of boon companions,
cool fellows will crib himself upin Il
small, miserable, cold room, and there
with bad segars and worse brandy will
stay enjoy himself, until the cock
crows-broad day light! With aching
head and stiffened knccs-he will then
sncek home. His lovely wife, poor
broken hearted soul, receives him as
her humor may be, in fountains Of
tears. A little family fuss is of course
raised. 1.-THE fellow is a gentleman
he begs her pardon and promises bet
ter. and then the good kind creature,
she kisses him and forgives him. lie
returns languid, passionless embrace
for now he is sleepy, and longs for the
arms Of Morpheus, instead Of those Of
his pretty wife. Her lord and master
sleeps heavy dull sleep" till the
glorious God of day has passed his mer-
idian and then he gets up, shakes HIM
self, stretches and gaps, washes his
face and fixes up for another tea party
If any married man who plays cards,
should by accident read this article,
| leave it to his conscience to say
whether the case is not truly stated
| undertake to say and without fear of
successful contradiction that cards and
card playing have entailed upon this
world, more misery than all other vices
besides 1t is fact that gambling in
duces drunkncss, causes gross neglect
Of business, creates family jars and do
nestle troubles, and POSITIVELY demon
alises an honest man. The man who
habitually plays cards will borrow mon
ey and often when he is unable to pay
his memory will be treacherous. 1t is
further remarkable fact ; that GER
tain men who would scorn a dishonst
act in their business transactions, will
cheat at cards!
These reflections, Mr.. Comet, are
from one who has seen little Of life
and who has been not altogether a
quiet observer. 1t is indeed very
PLEASANT to take game with a clever
set Of good fellows, and | am free to
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

IL A religious paper in thaueity
Of Mexico gravely states that be
Spanish edition Of the Protestant Bl6lc,
printed in London, when compared
with the translation Of Bishop Scio,
shows that the London edition has
omitted l26 chapters, containing A.
459 verses, with the fraudulent intcn-
ton Of inducing Catholics to become
PrOtestants.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

THE GIFTS TONIGHT some
thing attractive we refer our readers
to the advertisement efthc Cold Digy-
ing night" 1t will, beyond doubt draw
ono of the largest audiences ever con-
vcned in the City Hall. We have
the best possible assurance from the
numerous extracts from the best pa
pcrs Of the day, that these exhibitions
are all the manager promises.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

W-Sone persons say that the Pope
will not come to Paris to crown the
emperor and his consort, they will pro-
coed to Rome to have the ceremony
performed. The emperor is said to
have declared so, and the quidnucnes
are trying to make out Of the express
sion something more than it bears on
its face
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Sizicme Dist. Judiciairc.
PmroisSc dEst Button Rouge.
WILLIAM S. PIKE,
X. Il. DELARopERIE,
I'm vertu dun writ de saisic ct dc vcnte
IL lance dams fahaire ci-dessus numerote
ct intisulee, ct moi adres.e par FHon. la
Cour du Sixieme District Judicisire, dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse ct Etat susdite, Jexposerai
en- vents publique Ia porte de Ia maison de
Cour dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, tParois-
Sc dEst Baton Rouge S.dMEDL k 2ne
,ouy II .4rra proclaim, 1853. II heures du
matin, la propriete hypotheque ci-apres de-
critic. savoir:
DEUX terrains de terres situe dams cettc
partie de Ia vile Baton Rouge, arpente par
Messrs Pike & Menard ct connu CONNIE
Magnolia VHle, hes dites terrains Giant desl-
gne sur lie plan de celia, CONNIE terrains No.
2 ct 3, de rIlet No i, ct chaaue mesurant
cent soixante pieds de face sur IA rue de Pc
elise, par cent trente pieds de pEofonde'T,
mGsure Amencaine.
La propriete ci-dess,s decEite ftant Il meme
vendu par VIM. s. Pike, plsignante, de la
dite paroisse, r. G. Delayoderie. dAfendeur,
lie Tine jour de JUN, 1851, par IN act passe
par1evant Samuel Skolheld, Recorder, dams
ct pour la dite Paroisse.
Ssisie pour pay6e ct satisfa're lie j"gement,
intEret ct frais dams Padaire ci-deseus intitu-
lee.
Conditions de In Ve.,.e-Comptos0, avec L.
bfn6fice d'ev alustion. H. V. BABIN,
NV 21-iv. Sherf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

A ScoTcHMAN in New Hampshire,
being sick, was called upon by cler-
gyman, who conversed with him upon
his religious concerns. Said the min
ister. "Do you repent Of all your sins!
Do you repent Of Adams first SIM
"Adom. Adom.. said the sick
Scotchman, Il never knew the mon"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

10 We perceive that George
Washington Dixon is still alive in
New Orleans. and that he was knocked
Gown and robbed of SIS. George
never used to carry SO much money
with him when he was in Boston.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01
st. JOseDh's Church.

A N election will be held at the Presbyter-
II ry OF ST. Joseph's Church, on Monday,
The 7th day Of March, 1853, for the purpose Of
electing five persons to serve as Wardens of
said Church, for the ensuing year.
Polls open from Q A. N. until 4 O'Clock P
NJ. BY order Of the Board.
feb 2i-td. H. V. BABIN, Sec'y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

HrWc are authorized to announce
the names Of JOSEPH MONGET,
Esq, and AMBROSE THEREOF,
~ candidates for selcctmcn Of Ward
No |. at the next election.
IAE PEUPLE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

CouRr HousE.-A place where a
pennys worth Of justice is purchased
with q shiIlings worth Of law. There
is only one thing hess profitable than
sueing people. and that is, going sccu-
rity for them ukchusuu.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

We are authorized to announce
Judge EDWARD SIMON, Qate
Judge of the Supreme Court) as n
candidate for Associate Judge Of the
Supreme Court for this District.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

give are authorized 10 announce the
name Of WIN. ROBERTSON, Esq. as a can
didate for Town Constable, at the approach
ing Municipal Election
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01
Eglise st. Joseph.

TINE Election aura lieu an Presbyterat,
~ Limit, h Tine jour dc Mars puorhoin,
1853, pour elire cinq personnes. pour scrvire
CONNIE MargiIliers de rEgljse De St. Joseph,
pour um ans du jours detection.
Les polls scront ouvert de 2 A. NJ. a 1 heu-
res r. ". Par Ordre du Board.
feb 34-td. H.V. BABIN, Secy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

~ KNOWLEDGE is not wisdom.
A person who may konw, and yet have
no claim to be called wise. Wisdom
is the practical application of knowl-
edge
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

NFour hundred and twelve Stu
dents we're entered 1t the University
Of Virginia tie present ssssion-twelvs
more than ever. before. Of whom nearly
one hundred arc professors Of religion.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

u The editorial fraternity in
Wisconsin have agreed to receive no
subscription to their papers unless
paid in advance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

GIVE are authorized to announce the
name of II. B. WHITE, as a candidate for
Judge OF the Probate Court Of the Parish OF
East Baton Rouge
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

We are authorized to announce the name
Of EpwAr Cou>iNARp, the present efficient
and energetic Town Constable for re-elec-
ton. A CITIZEN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01
GEO. 4. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
BATON ROCGE:::::::MAR. !, 1853.

~IOHN G. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
and Charter streets, New Orleans. is the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city. any business with this paper can bc
transacted through him, and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &c, will be
Valid.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

n2-We arc authorized to announce the
name of JAMES N. McCUTCHEON. a.
a candidate for Judge OF the Probate Court
of this Parish.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

rvIf there is d man who can cat
his bread at peace with God and man,
it is that man who has brought the
bread out of the earth by bis own hon.
est industry. 1t is cankered by no
fraud-it is wet by no tear-it is stain
ed by no blood.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

Tri~m1)hs IF ElertricHy-A short
time since the Princes Borghe~e sent
a message Ly electric telegraph from
Rome, by Trieste. Vienna, and to
Paris, at ten in the morning, and re-
ceived an answer at two O'Clock. and it
had to be translated Into German, Ita' :
ian, and French.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

AMERICANS IN FLoRENCE.-A let
ter from Florence says. that a young
American girl named Esct, is having
a " furious" success there. as a'vocalist,
Miss Haywood, the American dancer,
draws immense crowds at double pri.
ces. Powers, the American sculptor,
carries away iii the prizes in dollars
and encomiums so this 60 ,ntry takes
the lead in three Of the ats at their
Italian head quarters.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

UWeare under many obligations
to Hon. u st. Martin for valuable
public docanents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
pURLlSHED DAILY AND SEMl-wEEkLY,
uy WILLIAM F. s THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
T E K NJ S:

1Day dollars per annum and at the rate eight
for shorter period than For the Semi
vy 1--WE dollars cr and three dollars for months
Me IN advance paid the oce emitted by mail post
pa ar six dollars per at the end of the
All dues Office may be remicd per good anu
,,saoe Bank the risk the Editors he postage a
~ ny by The postage Of single leter IL
ely OF the writer s the accumulation OF
an extensive business which seriousia& uh
k!iors .,n,,. =, .,r,y-,crSc
~ TIE DAILY ENQURER-For lines loss. hrsl IN
dv cents every succeeding insertion twenty cents
once week, twice weok or three times week. ti'!
Ian and hall cents for each insertion after the first,
nifty dollars thirty hnes and IN
noninn for except !nicry
charged So, tpapc incuded)
* THE SEMIWEEKLf-For TEN lines or less, hs insertion
* cents: ,ur each continuance 80 cents.
orders distance must bs accompanied with tho advance
30 n, sac c,oryr references. 10 insure execution
Al Obituaries end rdtes Of respect exceeding eight lines
arc charged for GtrsrfIssmenlS
All ilituc-.S Marriages from the country, whenever
a. nLrv's hand urHnown 10 u.s. must be authenticated n
m. pasasrr III the ntlshborhno or they u
IN no case published Every that has been saR 10
Errysn mpoons and Guisses has
We therefore, upon such being
b. the OF he Postmaster nrien the o. me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

THE REBELLION IN CHINA.-Thc National Intel
China dlscredils the report that the Emperor OF China haa
applied 10 he brtis for assistance, his hatred 10 l
people has never been nlermted The Commodore further
thinks that hsslSin applied for il would mol o'
gven as hc foreigners in China unitedy in favor OIL c
success OF The rebels The present Emperor has he saYs
by his sensuny and his addiction OPIUM alcnated foh
himself The esteem Of his people, and that he and his cor
rupt Cabinet untttd to comprehend and deal with the
present enlarged demands of commerce The Conioi'e
considers aso that all assistance which could ne" DC
given in aid o hc existing Government would be ci 30 80
vice in determining !ir Of war; Inst the riuhs
Of the rebels consist n!a2d progress towards t'H!n
which can in no WY De effected by the operations OF ma
val squadron maj Tic war vessels OF any nation on Inc
ton mol more than sufficient protect its own Interests
and hnay that more is bc hoped for commercially anu
politically, from The of The insurgents hah oS
the continuance OF the reigning dynasty.
The ndvccs from China however, in the English papers
by the last steamer from Hong Kong 2Sh OF March, o
sert distinctly that application had been made by the nee
roy Of Soochau 10 the British consul Shanghai 10 CO.
against the rebel oce for the protection OF Nan"
The rapid advance o the rebels has spread
mat capital and DINER wealthy cities. Latest accounts
March, reported the rebels Investing NankiD tnut HAVING
captured previously reported which, expected
would fall Delegates had been sent from SOochau 10 he eo
Leaders, Offering large Of money secure TINT cly o
molesation. The native bankers and wealthy families "et
removing their treasure into the country and 10 Snashns
for safety At Shanghac there general panic oahh
ing and mercantile houses shut up; trade quite al sah'
s and money that the duties exports hau
ba arranged by giving security In bills and other property
the consul All was quiet Canton There we're reports
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

s,rfk;nu illus a,ion of Iocraiiy was exhibited IN ,he
E,r,ist Missionary Convention which recently asseoed
=, ah,nv Among tho del gates present was venerable
rc.tlcnln by lhE of Thomas an ola WIZ
80 orn wealthy in the India trade He first manifested
his beraty by Offering the Of his sons ships lo any
mi. siona.y work TO Chnn California, &c he men, 10
~, nus and srrs-in.Iaw But as this not enough
irn doubts were expressed whether sl6OU0J c'uia oe
r,.ed n mi ssiuns the present year. hr pledged himself 10
n.kr nm nu of his own purse, whatever was deficient
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

Sp on lhaay the l9h OF May the residence Of her hui
nsnu "a ossster county III ;e 81 her Mrs MARI
ON NJ SAlll H. vile OF W T. Smith
!aie Thomas Setton OF FGc.ccksburs.
IN this instance. death indeed rhir,. sever. ln NJ,
saith has been taken IN The the her
usefulness leaving IN her family a a
rf more can ne hfd IN ms world She
dcrtonaIe; faithful the discharge ry ard cyetnnary IN
chsia, drp"imnt. Tie dcvoc love husband-the rev-
of her clGrente esteem OF he Whole community around
her, alested her worth and c2'encs Under such
soace Indeed difficulty But for The bitterness Crc there may be
alienation IN the remembrance OF her the conm
mon OF general and above all ha:
she lived purity and under christian cu.uce le!-
sustained by her holy fa, and bessu
mortality.
The Wing ard Democratic Recorder will plcase cory.
DIED. his recently established residence Madison CouIs
House sIla about fifteen minutes before O'clock p NJ
Sunday !he 22nd Of May 1883 Of Typhoid Fever ALLEN e
MOHBNDRO in the 5th of his Though compard-
lively he died the midst ends
kni Disposition his depoIlment
had much cearei all had formed his Acquaintance
ard by his indus and excellent business habits
made most favorable who had
ond acquaintance with him. Ills rotation,
distressed At his melancholy But does hand
actnn fall heavily the beloved and the
deceased whom lie had been only months To eE
h, loss Is rcpaahlc. Ills illness only III about days ju
Truly hc saii 'in thc NJ! =! OF life death
u City papers requested .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
South Side Democrat.
Special Correspondence Of the N. American & u 5 Gai
: s;av lSS2


have good reason believe that dispatches have been
from England communicating intelligence that The
British Government constituting the Clayton and in"cr
treaty lis protec0ale i'll Centra America so la
cnunzaon occupation, and '"rtifcatlon, whch are
specifically named, are Involved.
The Rngeolt Surveying Expedition ordered to proceed
dispatches the East Indies by the oi the Cape
of Good Hope. II touch Cape dc Verbs Tor water
and rendezvous Batavia, preparatory 10 reconno
in the China Seas. The Survey and Supply snip
John p Kennedy will lea New York in about fortnight
with valuable stores join the expedition al the Cape o
Good Hope Letters for persons attached the cXpedtion
may be sent 10 the care OF Captain Hons, New York Ma
| Enrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
D1,;TRIcV APPOINTMENTS, &c

WAsulSerJS May S0.-Thc President this morning ap-
ted Jonah d. Hoover Marshal OF tho District OF Co
urbia vice Richard Waack, removed Mr. Hoover is ''ie
p-. s.nt o the Jackson Democratic Association ano H
very active in Inst presidential campaign, AS wen as a'
which prcccICd H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
poitT ROYAL uOAKDTSG SCHOOL,

II
ys1I Of ,h school are ai Increasing
upon sonrwha different from any Eau
The Ol Instruction iu
mo .oug embracing the English Classical ami Ma
branches professor Music also baru provided
IN. SITUATION il healthy accessible. the Rappala
noe river about Frr,crickuc. and 10 from
ihc Mi ford epo the Richmond fredericksburg Rail Road
regularly Il week baltimore
icv buIC and conyeyancrs he had from ID. depot
The commences LIST Monday October and
10 months about week Christmas
and one 3iays al Easter Pupils admitted time dunn
the session. and exhibition takes place ~
July, al the close OF the
There for four or ve more boaerr ad no
vision made the commencement OF the next session. '
the accommodation OF others
Tcrmsi
and tuition ayable one third IN advance, Si'o
WIthuu board primary department. :"
Academic from SJoto ~
p;1- Music aud stutlcs At professors prices
For information and reference, address
= T.. BAlBER, PRINCIPAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

Books Of subscription for the Independent Bank al Char.
iotesvie opened the 10th May, sud over slO0O
stock taken 10 10 days. The election of President and
Directors is ordered the 18th June The OF the
Bank Is "The Monticello Bank" II will 60 operation
early In JuIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
BY THE GOVkhaot. nF Virginia

st'EEEAS vacancy occurred in e JUGceFy o. is teS
oow.al,r by the the luc.e o. m
composed Of th COUNTIES OF honics
pc ,hon,as Atsr hany Bo,eou,;. Koanoke a:t Craig
.re IN couIony 10 aw enT o. each OF sait c"nh'
I.r-hy reru ed 4, hold TEuIstay the tir
dav m June next, the places prescribed ~ a~ or Jucse
r the sal fourteenth supply the vacancy aosai
Given uncer my hand Governor and ute me sea! nf
rommongealh al Rlchmoi. THIS eleventh Gay OF MAY
| l>"a'l lsss ,os ,ouxsox
the Governor '''i'''''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

We learn from gentleman from the County OF Cupeper
thar in the Counties of Madison CulnepeI orange ana
Rnuaannock The Wheat crop is very seriously injured by
The Joint Worm and Fly ard that 5000 OF sown and
that he has seen, will produce in all 100 bushels
'"" " ~ '' Td|,rnudrin Ga ,etc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
REDEmprIoN OF VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT

yESnE HOLDERS OF THE FOLLO OWING CERflt les of
pEBT issued by the Stato VIRGINIA reasonable on lne
sunday OF March lS and within period not exceed
,n that "1hc he
Srkn F,d created by act OF The GeneTa AenoS OF VT
@ Tssr on III. 26h March, 1885, will proceed On the let
Law redeem the SAID cercaes at the Treasury
W ha Commonwealth aforesaid The holders OF said certificates
~ on said LIST day Of August TO surrender
he sane al Office the Secon Au1iior and whether surrender
81 OF rot interest thereon viii Ease on that day;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
T,IyTEsITY OF VIRGINIA.

s>IE sclecon who attend lectures IN The l''.r.
Professors icrs bohr or University
fines b" made the lst OF July acx' hrpi.
sacury testimonials required OF the applicants age,
whca nsi Ia q Ofh rreproachabc moral character
.ina OF mind and om Iord cHiiI
yaon profit instructions gwen al the lnveTsiy l. vi .
alty, whether his on hat OF is pLrehit 20 incur .he
cy.,se of his education. lie should state s. The schoos Which
he wishes To attend
On the OF July FOL Senatorial Districts, (coroF"'
belore the adoption Cons.utIUn will be vacant VIZ
~ kauawha VI Tazewe. &c VII Washington DC; II
I,crkelcv &c: XI kingham &c XIV fauTuirr &c A'i
stafford! Ac: XXI. King and Queen Dc: HAlN E"iior Sc
XIV. buckingham SC; &HVH Charlotte, &C. NM bi'"'
wick Sc. ..,., ,,.r,,.,>. c,.t.,.. r..,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

PRESENTER GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
BurFALo siay 3l.-Ihe Presbyterian General Assembly
o.dav hv an almost unanimous vote adopted IN amend.
m Mt To their report declaring marriage with sister chd
contrary the laws Of God and revolving 10 hlhanl
IT, 4 ,Ulrs, entered by The Southern States against
he slavery resolutions. committee OF conference
wish The Home Missionary Society was appointed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
,-IncINI, MILITARY YINsTITurE.-The HOARD

a-IRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUpE.-The Board OF!
v,s Virginia Military astuie viii meet atthe ntti
tIon on the ,av June 1853. make Appointments OF Ca
Applications Pay and State Cade. appointment. must be
The undersigned III wiring with the proper testimonials 40
10 10 that time.
between the IL and u yearsree.n
from bodily disease nirmgy-HGt d!r 'ra Character The
also be able read and we'll aud lie familiar
win the various opera Arithmetic Tie tcaG fora State
Gale, anroln,mcnt must inability himself
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent