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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

LIVERPOOL Markets Sept 2l.--Cotton was dun
ever at prices further iyoFug buyers Qualities be-
low low mddlng almost uusa.clhlc Sales of the
three days only 10000 bales OF which speculalors took
nothing and exporters 300 bales.
Brclislu!s-Thc market for blcadstuls continued AMI
mated at further advance Of 81 on wheat and Is per
Dbl ON Hour. Corn was 10 demand AZ an advance The
quotations vary in the dere circulars but the following
gives fair average: White corn SO a 3Gs white wheat
- a9s jd red and mixed S. 81 s. ia; Western Canal
Hour Sis 81 32s sd; Philadelphia and Baltimore 82s
a aas 81; Ohio @3s 81 BIS 81, the latter for choice
LpHdOt Money NIfksL-Ihc funds have been uuiet-
Cousols closed Ut 20 Il % Tor money and 10 -
20 @N Tor account Money tight but plenty for legitimate
business
L,adot Produce Nariot-Lyudon Sept 2o-Cofec
is u fair demand no uucE8ngel rates. Rice firm At full
rates. Ta.OW quiet 40 oil "a obs Cd Tea more active
"a. lui rates. Scotch Pig iron OBS 63s Sd per ton.
Manchester NFks'.-IglGe Naucbe tor was dull anu
prices OF goods and yarns easier; stocks however DO not
accumulate and holders pressing Tho difficulties
aith the operatives continue.
HAvRE, sept. lo.-Thc Araba's adyces have been
rlrsgaphcd, -Hd Cotton is active at unchanged
rates. sales to-day OF 1000 bales. Flour has recoy-
cred from the temporary Decline and IL is now quoted
AZ ia francs Sales to day oflop) btIs at that price,
VERY LATEST 81 TELEIRAPu
PARI- Sept. 21.-Mr. Jackson, the American Minis,
CO., had arrived az Vienna, and would present his ere,
iertals TO the Emperor 90 Austria at O.mu'z
The harvest u Brittany !, favorable.
The bIUTsc, which was better SATURDAY and Nom
ly has fallen to-day. The L..yg'5 closed at T,f Ice
four aud a ha', lDlL I5c.
terrible accident has occurred on the P.ris and
Bordeaux railroad. Fave persons were killed. AMI ma
ny wounded Three crE.uy- were smashed 10 pieces.
Mr. sou!e left last evening for Nalri.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

H. AL where afflicted with bleeding AZ the
Llngs take the RcsoVsnt tablespoon doses. three
day Also take Internally spoonful HadWay Ready
Relief IN water II will Instantly stop the
t Keep the system regular by taking u Ia i~ay Reg
tafprs - Railway
silpiirt We biesliug
ne nose, when al other that tried, failed Bai
Cash IY Consumption in the earlier stage, the T. A. r.
y. -li'H uIu .'0siusviy
y b.. fCr al Pains, Radsays Relief
re-! ,e ~ in'ai cscrueiatius pain In lew minutes.
u " u. is tl'd % Druggists everywhere.
AblE GRAY Agents Tor Richmp1d. va. se2T-2u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
TaylNO oTHtl, NEW MOTIFS a ROY WUH- .~.-,
q CR-Ti.iV- PitNUS-sOU.iEgN AGENCY trs-SS-..;sf7

81 MAIN STREET. SO H-ySU
wORcKSrills PANu n always affords uVJ y "
pleasure good uori o Oh ,ui ratio Wrcg ter
Having often "tak.u the responsibility u uing hi
Pianos, Il l. gratifying ohc able 90 add chat we have never hear.
the of durability Mr.
worcesters Pianos. They truly ear' Instruments
wood aud mahogany without amy o TO- Uck E.y ia about
thcm.-N.,r Tort EC.Htfuy N.gH'., % ...| 10, l-..
Prom the New York sunday Courier, April Il. 1851
PiNUsAs the mint stamp gold renders current,
does the % Worrter inscribed upan Piano. Inspire conf
dcnce where. His skill auuiicnrtr o these popular
instruments has him nr clH reputation, @ Piano
procured of his manufacture cannot Tail give uy aost salts
n ton 90 the buyer.
NORRIS Agent ue sale 81 Worcester Pianos,
receiving additional supplies ~ aim plc..t Sew
York. Ills prices the as 40 thc factory. r scts
lorae prices. ss-t
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firHHy fts HtF, d tue fauat delightful
IN" World ever produced IT, astonishing
precedent IA thv history u thc Nict Ai.
rnrt eur s and glossy hail. with admirers,
t B. "a" universal effect Of the Kathairu. Hald
ORGY Heads w'rc rcty astonhsj "Iie kahaou has fy
r. tered my hair alter badness 81 u A. J. CpUHfHT
20 Llui street y v" The Ks'lairon
yous Headache, and al CutNneous Diseases.
cNciyWhc e. Try IT, Price only - cents large bottles.
u. =. uARNES, Proprietor i6i Broadway, =. V.
Ablh GREY, and PUHBEl LADD CO., Wholesale Agents
NlrhmuMI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

- in 'l'igncr 60 decree % rit Court Of t ~ ~
RICHMOND, pronounced the Jay, IS in me . N "A
n - Fletcher nui Fletcher Wasou, ~. .glsr,i-r a. m
i.-.gu utlrI will .-o-t,i saturday Al. 1s.b
I'' '' oci.F -, rt aioc T. VI expose o. al N gi
-.'' "a obs I',m'srs one undivided ulyiy OF tir r1a,s
@ . i' me l .iu-. 20 ail Situated
i4 street it ht.v FrrSiu street, and opposite 1. Inc ~,
A- i' . ia, i,s .I- teTus ta-s say onetLirI u
~, --y cash, tA.r. payable siN the re-
IfN'-- t F poo nine tauu.ts he Ily
3. is Negotiable notes.
proved Iyr,t r e d,rTe@ payments which are 70 bsar in
''l 'e lJ 90 sale, au4 The title % retained until m
purchase money ocrAl, AID directed ~ the Court
o.. ROBERT Z. STASNRp.
.f-N't'' CUnrntssIHf.ar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
TnE YELLOw FEvER Nr rnE sorrn.

"HANn Cur Scpt 80 There have been over 500 ca.
ses OF yellow fever at is place. of which have proved
iaa AZ Font Gibson all but ~ Adults Of ,h, place have
bce attacked by hc srourc. aud 81 cases hiv. proved
hlal Tie epidemic j. now spreading tho plantations
and Is very fatal 40 deaths have occurred ID, Like Pro.
Ndcucc, out OF population OF 100 inhabitants The f,-
yer raging icariuly Nick-lur., Natchcl AMI Yazoo
City, and AZ every place the Mississippi river between
Princeton and the Bale The report Ola frost IN this re
gon is entirely untrue Ous planters nre shipping no cot
TON to NoW Orleans at present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

I'D a. E-A Young Lady at stsphsnown. Ntw York IN tire
bc month Of June, is55, bad cold the
August, she had attack hemorrhas, the nnEs
bgt three She Radway atng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

HANn,eNE BUILDING 10 : on FRANKLIN AND PINE,
- -ihthls' tvs SALE AT Alt-IuS-WlI h. s1'J an
on Wednesday ai'.rnoo7, Oct IZ'h h9srof ~
ti-ri uI rI'lHi 900 o.. N~f' liae
Il. g. si r1n.i-r uE a'-r als.y r. viii 4, liyIss
i'-"" lois 90 = feet tt,t- f--sr or fa d. gI-
slAic iiA are Iuy regarded the u.1st h.g la ,
A." D.. @ irGs improving part 10 te suiiy 70 n, hasaaT
frz- On ,--s balance It T. L. months or .r.
notes interest added AMI title rcaiueI note a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

aNOE SALEN small farm containing about 10 acres Joe ra
" county, distant 80 miles from Rchnoad the trr-
nation 90 tle Mrclanicsylt Turnpike.
10" land w "a good heart, and w adapted gardening u
uas 10 dwelling huur, rIry containing room.
tud good Kitchen, house. house stable
ard Be-, house, AM well "i good waIiu healthy ar,ra.
ui' nrirbb.rArod For terms, AZ, Apply 10
mn 4 Tarryy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

- THERE ARE fEW thinss "a, 4rt TI--
than sitting down write celebrated iIoar.nt
German Eitt,, because fully
rar benefit and heart tells by notice. rary
have teen induced to these Brrs rescued from
death ly Dyspepsil, Liver Complaint ~ vhici
cclttn IsprcPasd and sold only by Dr. q. ~. JACKSON
at c O. Medicine Store No. i2O Arch street,
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MINIsrEN ~ ErANrr q.

WAsmNGroS, Oct. 81 'oarn reliably, that tho Hon
John Mason, OF Virginia, hr accepted the appointment
Of Minister to France, and will prepare soon to depart ON
his mi.sun
II is stated that the oil Congressional Globe will become
ui'y paper after the meeting of Congress, and
fierce competition with the papers now in existence espc-
ciiy those OF tue Democratic order IL will p,obibl,
publish morning and afternoon editions with all the latest
news The oJ'ct Is To continue it permanently thereafter
Is daily deuorfatlc innrnal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

'''''''' '' .G6opr'cn 4 WILSON, I'D
- ..IHTTI III BOOk -TJiti NNr iu,I-iii,r. re, -
- aOn mrnnAwnN. NrM NnEh INV. r-c--L-. -..a,l M

q .iHrTI III DOOF -IJni NNr ritti-iiisr' ri"t -.
discourse. the srir,' world ~ .rhra or a,s r..
dent q ue Wesleyan Uny-.y ,'M di.',0H 'saasn vii
AIGo'1.ns ''''' being '''e" ' " '' ''
Srcr,ss OF Provost concerning he Inner L. and World OF
StnE's pnsuaa',l sy, Ia4arrr Prs,ua.rts Visions APP
rlsrraass o. ro'. Paine H e sril- World through Rev
Eeehenb,cA ,nu.at. = aon Fe,tr.s''yr li.. Light
tl Gsasi'' firhI, r.ie.n,s Of aai c,,.,
WIZ a. il'G ,'N - ..- D.. . go .. .
anl re't M. Of N'g' si'. ..l t.. ..u1 '.".
''iA 80. 81. W. ,,.... '...' 49, t'
5 1.. Eiao,i q. on sn.r j.. ; 4. "'sa-
octave -rbadyire d. greatest aam.., of r...a. i-.a
AIso-rhc Spiritual Tcerarh Che organ of sIolss Spiritual.
''a, iL %sSa riir'' S'' r,rlarper ra,rr,v.
upoN,nAy,yFs Alpaca. ,yp ,,.,,; ,.f.4..i-- -,--
h1 zines A'rara 2qd ca"'a ca-' !, ln Hsn' '.s
W. 80, ., .,,,..
- Printed cs,lmSr. do' r7'. EN- fHa,rrl J.. a;
oci e. ll,.rvrlL ~
ID Mrardsan'sd. . lng h' ll.. 1..a ami N.a.asI..
sczj NFT" 4 i'rsc1N"
.l.S 9a Java DO '''s' G''''". a. r.. i,r.c,vn
H ryirs Sns w. f'.'' '' ' grades Tee
BPETlrLF tNlLy ,;RocE',y rae.r'.- .ae3 hs-.nsrar
e9a'.an'iy on a,aa ye ..'. 'rlns, "y c-
late cusiomers Of Ar WOOLFOLN. 4. b. Nu..r.
$50 Broad street.
UrAyrye concluded d, cf11.. nv business. -,.
great rtsa,aie IL rsramw,aaagtio 3, 1y l. .i,",' All
stand, is5 Broad street. ia.l-a,.- r. Woo roIr. g.
VCGe ROLLERS w have Co., go,s,,,. i.rs. l1j
hs .gI tSJr'' hss S''''''"" D'islt ~ a. CO..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

EDEOf; CALHOUN's CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
n = iyVl.hey p Calhoun proposes
H.et2AteA coo IN this city, the LIST October
AeT sl experience oflG
ingon College, Lexington, Va he solicit. vih 90 t,.
AZ interest 90 the public favor. friends OF thoroagh p
sn are requested 10 examine his claims patronage aad
IERMs-For Classics Higher Mathematics. per session ~
~ months, 500 for English studies, 80.
Ahs payable h,yeary Ia advance. No deduction Tor alb
RTtEENcEs-Rsy Hoge, Prof Dabrev Rirbr.,,J c,.-.
Esl. - " '' 't' Al. 81 i is.-d'
EeEN. VI %. HOGE- DONHDING NND II1 "a I,,.I
u 'ornrr Of Franklin and 5h Streets Richmond Va
- sNh session ~ thus Institution win on the ar.,
A44-S ~ ot'obrr and terminate the lst day
he course OF study will embrace the branches peanng q,
Language. $40 '''4''N
The number % is ~
recei'gt a. 'lrters N the family % tis PrincipaL
Inc Kew ; T. SAfoTl will
fTncrsl 10 r i5.'rucon and Of the school
TIE Assistant Teachers, Male and Female employed hitherto
VIII De retained; DO order intaT-.
rn' % ir urs oi stTuetiou DR.. A i'm deliver
Lectures ca Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
t-re ~ Numerous experiments Dr. Lewis deliver
c1LTs" o' Lectures Botany the wiut. cgr. O.
Natural science shall have bee rou1rl-t.r N''N W
Ar itl-r have charge Mi
Philosophy, History ana Rhetoric. 'a'
f3 s1Hori will -ye instruction 10 Latin, Mathematics and III,
1yrnri. Lausla--, which siI h. taught orally.
rr branches of EuE..h. '' -"@ 1's'
Iutruor- in Nalr. Msssrs Dand-rsale AMI Ro.ep and .
S4iy' lu ff'ig. ~ tu.sh aHd Italian, Mr. Mch.-d.
Board and WasLag, -.
Tuition iu ErE'ish, 400 = -
Ia any Ans.e-t c' Modern Language, anu ~
rlym,ats-anh,a advance on the ars, OF October II. y.
manGcr uu fhe 1.lh O. Fehruqry " e'' ''e re-
Accommodations TO be addressed 20
sBI--ar REV NJ D. HoGE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

F'"rh NV fohk-rhs na- n.s..iu,,
p.ria o S'' sa.o r sS .. ~
' sSSS .. S; S:a :. s Z
fo%lS e@SsiSr, S S.,t sqS h; sss.
" ,''S i'' ''''l' :. :; IS; ;;E g
~ oS. G S Ssp. ., 10 a. ''sy sei Resin ~, Wp
'noss the Rd.a = .s,v IN ,s g,,s ssr 'A,y,
won riir 5ists,sz -, v. .. ccIdr1rr co.
~ ri ing :;Gs; TGSs,;,ps c, Davis 4
'' VIII A'ys I,Pa'eh FOR Saets q .rS S9 ,.D On S
- VeayooSEa FLORENCE FoK sALE-rA. ~ ,. 70,
s6'ut ~ suitable TOR he grain trse Can ~ S
SEP. 20 e EDWIN woaru1M On S2ryy
II y az, ' iSps sl,; Tisgs,s 10.
.sa,r tYScHs t re c sSs' q 49, C.
Soa;s via sail ' .sSS Nd so, S1s %
Foo .Sao ~ !o sIha Sss'ogrr
sfaiS . =, o. her s.ss 90 ss.. %
>: ss , a RSi''''' 'P@ss s'' SaRS'
F 'Sn NV oal9.,Ns-FyA,sr pESSxk-rs.,sL
sS al s."i Ir sseS Of hs y Tso .as. -,r -. Orb
49, 49, yI ~ $500 piHECC-rae ei,Ogss
drTh'' hautihi v-ss-i viii , Ss.s, Ses-aAA. IN
.eif - b, Sss ,h1t OVER and Nl,ng PTyssd
g, s7r freight or passage hasiss rg,g
:. on, ,,,,.,,.z. ------z. Dawn oCRRrE.
htm,sIniIi iE, Nh The 'peror t..s.aainsE n,on.r
1rl smith. htviur a up,i
h'LAn's % freight, apply u NJ 30, al'rateh ror
iytosn q POTTER, Cabinet Sisks,.. q -
a1 nj % and iir'r-th strrei, have nov On hand 80
'fnI.etc ~,
,hr own manufacture other 10 iel sss Snlre %
tenton or need ''' '-'J "oahi call the at
Al, r.T Ga and horuga arqaaiapee vish II, Cabin, u,,,,
S. ~, 'ns bu'in~ss aforis thsrn ivanas 49,, @
,.n'u are experienced their siyt.s M, ~ Iheir
- approved, and iu all the essentiais N a
.hrnent hry stand pnrvaiel. rfsy rsah-
-, 49, tt-r WORK with any done Nortl Or souh sn N
are IN questof good Furniture ril afsr5 ~ -
.s'"i a camraron % ;heir stock ri.b tbst ID - NC
'.ll-l's "a Richmond OF risf.s NFI e-tao-
'rw avenue % trade and rorrniu- f~. tfo,
lfr'ond AMI the interior.
% 'n ~ H-foni BE- being avn uitI5 AIt'rta
qnairte t ", l'huee 20 Inform those Who a. Brar
.' ..c advantages in trade. RrIr,1-I
any Ehsre than 20. -' ~ oa cams can b. had
~ Uniertati,- ,...-,-,. -.. blNFORD PORTERS
$500 80 "'.A especial care and pr upt-
~ CyHALSSLlNEP rAr lrrr -. 1885,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
GEGHiiE WIT q q. - sT,a,,,,-

'vAAIoSlDNER IN CHfNCERY
sT- Ofca n, -. 1lr"ui, Court Cfiy OF Richmond
April 25-dfz, - ~ e'1 virginia House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
~ Holloway I.. an E,c,iirn, urm.iy 10, inf,.,,I

b
tss i5etf, Sl~rf
robust
u bni & the head, b-numbcd feelings mbs
AMI dr1sincss, arising the blood being
stomach u such u generally out Of order with
Tito Such individuals should take a HOLLOWAY.
Ps. Thousands Who have been given incuraLs
Guilty. have been Thoroughly tuuu
rr-0r IN the uninterrupted enjoyment good by this
iImirtif. remedy
For sac by PURCELL, LADD co. se22-ew
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

NTuiNGroS, Oct 3.--The Commissioner of Indian AE
r- had up TO Sept lIth visited che Shavnces Dcawarcs
ana hckapoos, and aeyrtucd that the former tribes
lrc willing to sell portion OF thoir reservations aud the
kcbapou, the whole Of theirs llc had been IN council
with the OAahOs, Offices and M-sourcs and has probably
proposed obuy out for government their claim to Uuuv
-lL A--.L dr. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

~ TEMPERhNCE.-wHo does KNOW ,,,,fE, . I.1T =
tEabetl street. the Temperance Cartmans He printed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

a. supple. i. i9e ;alserher prepared having
eoat Slni and Workraea Of Ain aad e4peTrBes an
sE and Grisi I TLresr Naomi Inns IN Circular
- "'A Sltsting Mills ma 81
''.a' 10 The best ma vith g
Ca , market price, will be pai - IN So
iyI-dE-ly -'N AZ 7. RHAM,
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n1AII ItIrnnr A1InN az m,lnM ma II.rI -

= CT " &cPcr steamships Taurus, Arabia city fMlrr-
i" al Atlantic aud packet -hs SfiuuS Asibufo S,ra
ala and Ntursrd in receipt Of Fall deportation
1as'. FRENCH German Ulrl.agc,
ul packets the Northern H
receipt " American hardware. m
chants -Errs N"'h1ui,s und a others u
d 10 tH-.r "a
Bee purchasing elsewhere, o. self 90
stlli ads cI-h, plucuIl
ANDREW JOHNSTON 4 CO.
ImPlrt.g and pgrI.s iu Hardware, cutlery Guns &C.
ell h, Crus,.rut saw No Il Min -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

g. r = u 1t q ~ ~
a eo~Ps.te Assortment u the above pir,-. ..
ns-s,rr1 &C. a. always hand AMI
" I, aIr. Also, tu1tI f--cha 20
GFobcrs i,s, and warranted give .atisf,rt, @'
arIs - "HOAuE WATT Il Co, ollce on Fr,,EIi, s...'
=, :. .-, Square below E.eb,,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

e public are cautioned against another has
hey made s appearance, called W. b. Farrers Arabian
1e she most dangerous OF Ill the
the Of Farrell many will buy good faith without
SncHedg that counterfeit exists perh ans only
discover their erroE when the spurious wrought is
Tie seua.nc article Is manufactured only by H. G. FARRELL sole
inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist Main
Peoria, Illinois, whom all applications agencies must Dc Al
ry-d he % with Ii G. before Farr.
tnl'-i O. fARHELLs-And his signature wrapper al
'tfUT. s'grtvTletz
authorized Agents Throughout the United states.
Pr.ts - aud Slrruts. aud 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED IL every hamlet tis
Ja'is - i- 10 shiloh &C. already established AIIrr,
u g. FEf,, above, accompanied with reference as 10
n IL ~. No
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

TO U.S.. l'LF or WON on APrtf GHAyny 4. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

But George had been in % bibng in DAYS gone
~ ana relics Of rum si fingered In hi veins ami
about his joints, 80 that cold damp his
conc suG,uc, and the Lubago and Syioca would Greer
his back and into his hips, with aches very
uncomfortable To bear, aud at times rendered him
o. perform Dis duties cittuian. Finally ago,
t.ok thorough and desperate hold him
% on us back writing With pain some Of friends
h To- dissolve Gun Suatae Ia Alcohol aud take good
ftltdy but George Indignantly
butei hs disease in great pernicious
In his emergency friend advised him the W,'fr.
LisL lie sent t. the ufice and atty bottle aud
used thoroughly In three days time lac full
% elasticity nd free from pain
Advocates Temperance and Mustang equal ear t,s
aud enthusiasm.
- II you have ugly, painful your feet
6oie Of Mustang Lniment and apply It twice day
aud the trouble will be goue-positivey.
For saie hy PURCELL. LADD 4 co. On
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ANNIvEE.AEY oE TmE JERRN NEscrE.

NEw loRS, oct. 3.-Thc steamer Philadelphia, with
Havana dates OF the 2dtl ul', has arrived The chol-
era was rayuging the plantations OF Cuba 900 slaves
having died on one plantation. The yellow fever was
also very bad At Havana and IN tie Interior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

- The subscriber BE- receiving almost daily .upE..
ofsch'ol Books adapted Goo usc fro rhrr anil Cole 90. ..e
the STATE. T,achcrs, parents asi pupils mruh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-05

w near R.-.a5i. - , 1u,a IKE 70 get Lgsue,s N
49, deseaS b t ais5s,ands bsokkseFins is wiling 10 ]
go To- 'rn through Pot Oss. -, ~ s'lnl-li-
=. -. iug-S-dtD o. p "a 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

We love to see beautiful and graceful lady
one and the animal " provided she possess the
true spirit Of the daring female equestrian and fears
to brave the chances of desperate leap the stake
andrdered fence the wide ditch, the bristly hedge
ready to down hill up to go crashing through
the brushwood to skim the smooth and level
plain. Some such paragon of horse-women dis
play her skill on the Shell Road yesterday Her horse,
released from the bounds and mpediments of the
city and seeing the long stretch Of level road before him
began to sniff the fresh air from the lake. prcked up his
and determined to have bit Of fun Of his n.
They were well matched He was a beautiful creature,
with glossy chestnut hide flowing tail and name, small
feet white and delicate in their way her eager
eyedn and pretending to be frightened when he WASN'T
frightened Bit for the sole purpose Of having
to run, And run he did.
As they dashing past our point OF observa-
ton wondered at her and calmness while en-
endeavoring manage him in his mad capers for Sec
ing his disposition have his way she contrivea In
spite her long riding dress (Which began to stream
out in parallel lines with her horses ai to get astrd'
of him. Amazonike and then her rosy lips were COM
pressed her assumed expression of
she began apply the singing LASH and had
spurs adornd her fairy CATERS doubt he would haS
had the benefit Of them. Away down the white, ieve
road with eetuess unsurpassed by anything propelled
by wings or legs The seemed to be running bank
and ALL towards the city the trees and brushwood ap
peared to be racing of the swamp with different de
gees of speed sung through her loosened curs
1t seemed certain they bring up" in the filth!
canal or the more filthy swamp but They dissp
pear behind distant turn Of the road and cloud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-07

The JOHN RESTAURANT, No. 8, Carondolet st.
By an advertisement in another column it will be
that this establishment is open for the accommoda
ton of the public 1t has been fitted up in light tasty
and comfortable john the proprietor has for
mery celebrity during his connection with similar
establishments in this city His arder and winevault
both well stocked with dbts and nectar that would
take at the heart of BON riran The dining and
supper rooms up stairs fitted up in splendid style
and will accommodate some fifty sixty guests. We
congratulate citizens in this part of the city being
now able to get q dinner La Erancaise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-07
For the Cresee
TO THE PREVAILING EPIDEMIC.

Although the yellow fever still continues its fearful
avages every side of yet the parish of st. Marys
remains free from the fatal disease.
Fell scourge! with venomd breath and hungry NAV,
Holding thy carnivals by day and night
Mid crowded cities, towns and villages;
Unsatisfed, though drunken with debauch.
Why desoate fair and sunny land
And in its bright green orange bowers awake
The piercing wall of woe pride of cities make
One vast gorged CLEARINGHOUSE IT'LL every breeze,
That should watt odors from the surchs -ged flowers
Stagnates with thy foul pestiIential breath?
Cities suffice thee not, with their vast crowds
of hapless victims daily sacrificed
To heap thy banquets-swel thy hecatombs:
Thou must have more to feast thy gluttony-
More tears to quench thy deep insatiate thirst
More lamentations for thy revelries
Still reekng with debauch thou goest FORTH
Crying give give and hamlets feel
Thy hot, infectious breath with pallid fear
sicken and die or fly in wild alarm
Alas, how oft in vain for have they not
Looked on thy hateful form 1t is enough
Black pit'less scourge hast thou not yet enough
To gorge thee unto death, that thou art come
From thy rich banquet on the busy coast
To the fair banks Of Teche, to snatch from us
Our household gods-our homes make desolate
With thy righteousness? Away back, back!
We have no victims for thee take but one
And for that some kindred heart must bleed.
What still upon thy mad, foul purpose bent
Wilt have no mercy none but take the last
From that once happy home
Defy mans skin
Thou seething, loathsome scourge Feast on beauty,
On infancy and age, till the fair South
Grows hoarse with weeping and her placid streams
Are swollen with her tears-till every breeze
Is freighted with her proans-her cemet, ries
More crowded than her marts; yet thou must die
Or back to thy foul generating dens
Amid the fervd isles in haste retreat
Before the Northern gale. And see 1t comes,
Checking thy mad career Snatch quick
Or thou wilt leave inviolate one spot,
One little spot, where thankful joyous hearts
viii make strange discord to the notes of woe
That fill our weeping land.
Yet may it be,
May Heaven in mercy spare the fearful blow
That threatens know that we have snned
Yea, deeply sinned-have made us gods of earth,
And worshipped them in vanity and pride
Broken thy righteous laws, God and spurned
Thy blessed commandments in selfshness
Yet oh, forgive and stay the fiery scourge
which girts all around and ready seems
To add us to the victims of its wrath.
Send forth thy winds from the cold icy North,
And sweep this pestilence from fair land
Then will our hearts rejoice, our voices raise
In gratitude and praise, God to thee
Nep Iberia, La, September 80, 1s43