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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

WEDNESDAY, July 20.
Schr. Wing Of theWind, Pearsall, New York,
via Greenport, Orient, Montauk Point and Block
Island, on a cruise, with the Oceana Piscatorial
Club. James l.. Miller, Commodore; William
ID. Wade, wee Commodore ID. Reynolds Budd
Scribe; Jnc. Fox, Purser; Daniel Stanbury,
Samuel T. Moore, William A. Woodhu Il, Stew
ards; Messrs. Tyron, Henderson, Moore, Will
hanson, Waydell, Char.ock, Venn, Cornell,
Towney, Stowcy, Forman & Clapp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

A few weeks since, a genius of the
lcarian school asked permission of the
Bishop of New Jersey to fly from the top
of the church spire, in Burlington. The
good Bishop, with an anxious concern
Tor the maa's spiritual as we'll as tenn.
poral safety, told him he was welcome
to fly to The church, but he would en-
courage no max to fly from IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

T"Chec ker-bark" is the, name Of a
new politi cal clique in Newport 8os-
Ton Mail.
You are mistaken, neighbor, in sup
posing that this is n neD clique in N,w-
TOrt; it would probably be well for the
interest oi the Wing party if such was
the case. This clique, composed Of
lew men. has existed here since 1887
these men have invariably made il a
rule 10 bolt against caucus nominations,
except when these Of their own kidney
have been nominated, which has not
unirequenily been the casc,- but moth
ing appeases them unless they can nl-
ways control the affairs OF the Wing
party,-and yet, more than one of them
has proved traitor TO the party, and
thus caused il great trouble and ultimate
dcthronemcnl in this State. They have
always been put down in their disor-
ganising movements, when they have
been iairly understood, and the mem
bers OF the party have come out at an
election, elihe. in caucus or at the polls
We thoroughly understand the entire
history OF this clique aud The operation 8
of the men who compose it, and those
who have been in il, but who have now
gone 10 their eternal account; and we
intend, at some future time, TO give Il
full AMI accurate history OF the whole
affair. Whenever this is done, some
men, still living, if they have any sense
Of shame left, will hide their more than
diminished heads. A stranger need only
look al the leaders 10 be satisfied that
when created, the mark Of consummate
Reanpess was placed upon them by a
power which is superior 10 all human
effort, probably that they might be
readily known and recognised like Cain
nnd his descendants lie being the first
traitor and rebel agains, divine laws.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

% By reference To The advertisement
in another column i, will I've seen tha,
DIR. D'Wolf ofProvidcncr, may be con-
suited at the Atlantic House, every
Tuesday aud Friday, by those who de-
sirc Homeopathic treatment. DIR. D'W
eLjoys very large practise in Provi-
dencc, AM is n highly skilIiui physi-
clan he has teen durcd 10 nuke this
orrsng.ment here OF the r,qu,s, Of a
number Of visitors who prefer the Ho.
md opaiheiIe - s,em.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

GWe are glad to learn tha, Sher.
II Shaw. with n commcndabe and tru-
~ PhIanthropic spirit, lis making m ei-
fort TO establish Library at the Jail in
this city. for the use Of prisoners there
confined il is one of the best move.
nents which we have heard of IN n long
time, and is calculated to accomplish
an immense amount Of good, for we'll
selected took of moral and religious
books would afford improvement as well
as amusement Tor the prisoners, and
keep their minds from vicious thoughts.
Mr.. Shaw will be happy TO receive do.
nations Of such Kind Of books as we have
named, from AL persons who are dis
posed to aid IN this truly benevolent
work, which We trust will be cmincntly
successful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

~ Under ordinary circumstances
we would not transfer 10 our columns
any kind remarks which might be made
in regard 10 US by our coteInpornries,
because we dislike the custom, although
it is quite common. But the peculiarly
bitter attacks which have been made
upon us by certain men, in regard TO
the Mayorally question, and the undy-
ing revenge which is sumbering in the
bosoms OF few, induce us to copy the
70 lowing article from the Philadelphia,
Sun Of last Monday we insert 1t for
the especial benefit Of these fe,r men in
this city. We appreciate the compli-
ments the more, undeservcd as they are,
from Col. Wallace, from the fact that lie
is well known to be one of the mos.
uncompromlsine advoc ates Of the Maine
Law, who can be found in the coun-
try.
William n. Cranston, Esq, senior
SGi'oI VI VIC NcWpoIt NcUS, Wds Tie
Wing candidate for Mayor Of that
famous watering place. at an election
last week, but thee was no choice.
There will be another trial OH the l4th
September. and then we hope 10 dub
our cotcmporary "Ilis Honor" and shall
probably deter our Eastern visit until
that time. Newport, by elec,ing Mr..
Cranston to the head OF her municipal
officers, w'll honor itself more than the
worthy editor, who already wields
power greater than the sword, and
yields ii, too, with great ability.
IL DaguerI Ieoiypes given away to
tie poor Of Newport. Tyler gives no.
tice that he will appropriate Friday, Ju-
ly Goth for the distribution OF his beau.
tilul works OF art among those who are
unable to pay for them, grabs.
Tyler will be prepared on that day TO
take 80 pictures ; let all who, posses
the Poets appreciation oil art and are
devoid Of means to crafty tha, beauti-
iul instinct, visit Tyler on the day
above mentioned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.-Julv2 27.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.-Juy II.
Al market-4O0 Beef Csule, 80 pairs
pairs Working Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 1900
sheep and Lambs and 3l5 Swine.
Prices-Beef Catile-Extra s., so; LIST quail
~ SIS, 2d quality, $3.50 a 7,75; Sd quality 81,
ordinary &c $50.
Working OHen-Dull, no sales noticed.
Cows and Calvcs-S22, %, "a, "a, 30, 35a 10.
Sheep aud Iambs-S2, $50, 3. Extra IS,
5,25, Cal.
Swinc--6 7r. retail Ia Sc. Small Pigs a
> l.2c; retail 10 lie. Two hundred of the
above Swine were lef over from last week.
Remarks-O~ing 10 the sma number of Bel
Cattle at market, prices have advanced.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

FREAK OF NATuRE.-On Monday last,
a strange cat entered the cellar of
gentleman residing on Broadway,
South Boston, and there gave birth TO
tour live kittens. These kittens were
all dit'eIe colors, and were all Joined
near the hips by band similar in some
respects to that which unies the
Slamese twins. The kittens seemed
happy and comfortable, but could not
walk, as they were so united that they
could not use ,ir hind legs. They
were drowned by the lady of the house,
and after beng examined by large
number OF persons, were buried
TQueihr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

LOWELL LIauoR AGENcY.-Expendl.
lures, for d year, Sl0,0l9 81 Receipts
s9,9s5 os. Amour, OF expenditures over
receipts, s34 90 Stock OH hand,
SOL 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

TThe invalid suffering tho pangs
or Rheumatism, !. oks forward with re-
newcd hope when MORTlMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND AND
BLOOD PURIFIER is introduced
which, even in cases Of long standing
and obs'inacy, has never been known TO
fail as a remedial agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

n Why is i. tl,at the Providence
Tribune does bot reach us uit,l The day
after iis publication Can you not
hurry W your mail man little, gcu,le-
men
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

The cost OF reporting The debates Of
the Massachusetts Constitutional Cor
venilon will reach the enotmous sum
oil $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

ClRcUlr CouRT.- The Jury returned
n verdict Saturday, III tie Second case
Of Richardson VS. City OF Boston, for
S ,9s9, 90, being the full amount of dam
ages claimed in Plaintiffs suit. The
Counsel for the City then gave notice,
OF motion Tor II new trial, which they
shou d file on Monday. Such are the
engagements Gi Judge Piman that on
ly one OF the RI manning cases could be
tried al pre,enr, and tie third case
Richardson vs Boston was continued
until next Term. Carpenter & Hazard
for the PliH, Ames & Booth for Defend
ant. The las, cose was then taken up.
David II. L,cfaw vs. CITY VI Boston
Duraht & TiIion Tor Pnh., Ames e.
Booth for Defendant
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

VERY GALLANT.-Rev. A. D. Eddy,
of Newark, n. j., in the discussion upon
slavery in the Presbyterian Assembly
at Buffalo, defended himself from the
charge that he had married slavehold-
er. L, was untrue. She never had but
one slave, and that uus The one she
married. He had no wish TO escape
from her bondage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

Alfred Bunn's book on America Ito
be called Old England, and New
England in a series Of Views taken on
The Spot, will be ready in October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

T J. DWOLF, NJ. d., from Providence, ma,
u be consulted profe ssionally, at the Atlantic
House, on Tuesdays, and Fridays, from N a. m.
To p. M An opportunity IA thus afforded 10
those eho may be dssrous 10 avail ihemsel,cs of
homeopathic treatment, n21
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

a HoPLrUL SOMA strictly orthodox
old gentleman in Massachusetts return
ed home on Sunday afternoon from
church, and began TO extol to his son
the merits OF the sermon. /" have
heard, FRANK" said he " one Of the
most delightful sermons ever delivered
before christian society. IL ca,ried
me to the gaies Of Hnren." We'll
think replied Frank, "you had better
have doged IN, Tor you will never ge,
another such thance.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

MR EDITOR fear that II is becoming
TOO general not to pay the p or children
at the gates leading to Bateman's, the
Beach, &c, Sc. # this is not correct
ed, we shall probably lote ;hcir servi-
ces altogether, and thus our drives will
he destroyed. P.L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

TTWe were quite surprised recently
TO find so many strangers n, the Caiho-
lie Church ; indeed, the crowd has been
- great there, that many have not
been able TO find accommodations, not
wi'hstanding the ample proportions o.
the Church. In order to NEE, the exl-
genci-s Of the case, the Rev. MIR. Fr,ron
holds mass at halt past G and half pas,
II o'clock, every Sunday morning
Vespers commence at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Also, Mass ate o'clock every week
dai morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
ACARRIAGE pop SALT

4 neat two borse carriage, made by Ls~renc.
OF New York,wi, glasses IN the iron, and door
which has been litte used. 10 offered for saI., a.
the owner 10 abou, enhsrking for Ewo,. npp
to JOHN PEARSONS,
Co'ch mster." I" the bead ~ Broad street.
I,l dsNi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

IsTEMPgRAScE. - There is a very
beautiful and instructive story on this
point. the produce OF those Eastern
lands where m,n are thus temperate
by the influence and character Of
their religon-faise and mistake as it
otherwise is. Ii is told, that a certain
poor sinner was doomed 10 commit one
ol three grea, sins, and had his choice
which he would TALL into, The first sin
was murder the second was not but
it was something very bad, though we
cannot now remember exactly what it
was and the third was to get drunk.
The poor sinner, left to his weak, unas-
sisted judgment, ventured on getting
drunk, as being, IN appearance free Of
the atrocious character OF the two
crimes offered to HIM, and perhaps be-
ing to his tase not wholly abhorren,.
He made his selection, and got drunk,
and then committed the other two
crimes as accompan'ments TO the crime
Of his choice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

o. mong the arrivals At the Ocean
House. we notice Commodore Rousseau,
OF the L. s. Navy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

CosT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL Con-
vENrioN. The Boston Iruhsc1ipt is
informed that the cost ofthe State Con-
stitutional Convention, will exceed
$4,000, and may reach the round sum
of 100000 before every bill is paid.
The incidental expenses have been
quite large.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

WEsrERs ELoouEncE.-A Wiscon-
SIN lawyer is said to have commenced an
address 10 the court in the following
style:
"The court will please observe that
the gentleman from the east has given
them very learned speech. lie has
toamed with old Romulus, soaked with
old Socrates, ripped with old Caniha-
rides bot what, your tonor, does he
know al Ont tie laws OF Wisconsin ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

Revenge is common passion it is
the sin of the unnstructed. The savage
deems it noble bu, Chrst's religion,
which is the sui lime civilizer, emphati-
cally condemns it. Why? Because
religion ever seeks to ennoble man and
nothing so debases him as revenge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
Sr. LOUIS, Mo, May S, le5

Sr. LOUIS, Mo, May S, 1853.
DB. A. G. BRAoo Co Gents You will prob
ably recolect that called into your establishment
some three weeks since and purchased a fifty cent
bottle of your "MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT." MY object in doing so was to try its mer-
its upon my daughters arm, who has been suffering
from the effect of dslocation Of the elbow
for SEVERAL YEARS PAST.
The excruciating pain consequent upon false set
ting Of the bone had dwind.d and contracted her
arm to puny size, and considered it u duty deVol-
wing upon me to acquant the community Of the ben
e6cial effect your Linment has produced.
Her arm WAS drawn TO n right angle, and was "a
most inert and useless, until your invaluable Lini.
ment was applied, since which time, am happy TO
state, she has enjoyed uninterrupted good strength
and can Use hei arm nearly Ms planlly ss before II
was dslocated.
wonld riate, however, thtt prior to trying your
unequaled Eminent used several other remedies,
and among them "McLesn's Volcanic Oil Liniment, -
but without the least beneficial result.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

DWe have received from the pub
fishers, Mrssrs. Leonard Scott & Co.,
of New York, Black woods Magazine
for July; it rLntaIns part Seven Of that
agreeable Paler, Lady Lees Widow.
hood" and seven other interesting and
valuable papers. For sale at the book
store Of L. L. Uammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
MORTlMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND

THIS truly celebrated remedial prepsl nlion efneA-
i oious alike Tor each and ',rry description 81
RHEUMATIC CoArL, ANTS, 10 already ioo well known
aud esteemed throughout The Vntrd States, To Tr-
gnire any lengihy notice Of its paramount virtues.
1T ERADIi ES this heretofore Iucurnbir md dis
trrssna discasr from ilr system. and sThNp- w
RtNALLED IN TIE lIIARMALY Uf MEnI-
CINE.
We do NOT propose tn mike unqualified state
ments or To force n nosfrum before The publ, but
simply To rcque,t those most interested,
SUFFERERS TIIRNsEL, rs,
To procure from the Agent in their vicinity a rr,n.
lar, and not only read the testimony of those who
have experienced It's Invaluable curative powers,
hpt 10 write Ia, or cni upon, The ronvarscrnts, 50
That the siaienn MS may emnIiate II ON the ForN
TAIN BEAD ~ course whrh will satisfy the most
ncTe0u!ons, aud one by which the reputation Of tbs
REMEDY In certain of being sustained. Write nlso
the proprirtors, who will accord every information,
and furnish names of und0ubted character from sV-
cry section Of the Union, numbering among Them
some of the most eminent Physicians, Clergymen,
Editors aud prominent citizens, rendering the reIn
hili,v nnd efficacy Of the remedy beyond the ach Of
doubt on distrust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
ST. LOUIS TEST MONY
OATH BEFORE THEMAYoR.
STATE OF Missouri.

County OF II Louis. w.
BE 1T REMEMBERED, that OH this nhh day Of
May, A. ID. eighteen hundred and fifty three, before
me, the undersigned, Mayor OF the city Of st. Louis
in the county and State aforesaid, came personally
David NJ. smythe, who, upon his oath, says that the
following ststemedt is true.
In testlmon, whereof hereto set my hand the day
and date last aforesaid.
JOHN HOW, Mayor.
Soc. NEWMAN, Register.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

Tie rate of laxnrion In Clncinna' for
1853, rn lie grand levy, amounts TO
10 IL I'iies (hcarly two) cents en- a
dollar ot eighteen dollar. and half
OIL a thousand.
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STOCKS At AUCTION.

WILL he sold At Public Auction, on Tburs
w day, august 18th. 1883, nj IL O'Clock, NJ.
N lion, ofthe Traders Bank. without reserve.
22 Shares IN the Capital Stock of the Trader.
Bank, and -Four Shares in the Capital S,ock ol
the Coddingtpn Manuf,t 'uring Company, stand
'ng in the name of the late Thomas W. Brown
deceased, aud sold To pay debts due from him
sail Bank. by orJv% 81 he Directors.
j2th NM. MUMFORD, Cash..
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

LNTNNVAUE.
MIR LUCIEN OUDIN, u native Of Paris,
Iu and graduate Of the University ofFrance,
continues TO give instruction in French in this ei-
ty, or at his residence, ~ Fair Street. Thank
ful for the constant encouragement he has met
with, during these two years, he will endeavor
10 deserve the put lie favor, and strive to render
his lessons more and more profitable to his sehoi.
ars.
References
Rev. DIR. Choules, s. B. Vernon, Esq,
Gov. Gibbs, Gov. Lawrence,
DR.. Dunn, Mr.. Gouraud, Vice Con.
u. II. Rhoades, Esq. sui Of France,
iva
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY.
DERSONS having business transactions with
L this Society, win please address the under.
signed at the Atlantic House.
HENRY BANDIT,
JyS Agent.
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" wIIDCUERRY BAIsAM.

The Boston Mercantile Journal gives the fIi'
lowing notice nf the most popular remedy oi the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

uJ The Ocean Hose Company, Of,
Springfield, Mass, since their return
home, have published Gard in The
Post, OF that city from which we make
the following extract, in regard 10 their
late visit 10 this city -
We arrived at Newport, and were re-
ceivei at the banding byAquIaneck Co.,
No. 3. B. II. Stevens, Capt. II. S.
Barker, lst Assistant j. Sayer. "a As
s.tan, ; A. G.. Golf. Secretary nc
companled by the Military Band from
Fort Adams. They escorted US round
their city to their Engine House. where
they had prepared Tor us a splendid coll
la'ion, which We were enabled TO apt
preciac and DO justice to. Soon after
they escorted Us 10 OF quarters at the
Ocean House. Previous TO our dismiss
ing, No. 3 invited us to remain over
Saturday, but owing to our previous
arrangements we were obliged TO de-
cline. Their invitation TO us To visit the
Theatre we were enabled 10 accept,
ana during the remainder Of our stay at
Newport, No. 3 were proluse IN their
attentions and courtesles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
BITTER CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PIJRIFIER


This invaluable remedy for every description Of
Nervous Affections and for diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, has Obtained popularity wherever intro
dueed unprecedented In the history Of any other
medical preparation ever brought before the pub
lie.
Many OF onr most eminent Physicians have thor
oughly tested it's merits and now prescribe Il 90 The
most effective ALTERATivE AND BLOOD PURIyIEa
EVER KNOWN.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Talpiiation OF the Heart,
Night Sweats and affections Of the Lungs will readi-
iy yield to the influence Of this unrv allied remedy
Fhy sica arrangements or Irregularities, especially
with Females, producing Debility and prostration
of The system, may he M once obviated and removed
by the use Of the
BITTER CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER
Which is a vegetable spirit pleasant to take and
perfectly safe to be used in any Of health even
by tho most delicate female or child.
Price. 81 per bottle.
w. v. ALEXANDER q CO., Propristors,
No. Barclay street, Astor House, New York.
HAZARD CAsWELL, Sole Agents for New
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

! nm bushels prime Maryland Corn, just
C,OOO received, and for sale at the Steam
Grist Mil', or Store Of
YS J. II. x G. w. FERRY
NLOTIlES Brooms, busters, Boot Brushes,
" and Scrub Brushes, for sale at the Frui, Ba-
zaar, Ill Thames Street. (jy7
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NOTICE.
nURING July and August our store will be
~ closed at sunset, except on Saturday eve
nings. WIN. &. COZZENS & co.
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MORTIWORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOIIND.

Isa Vegetable Extract, an Internal Remedy. pre-
pared expressly for this One Dissass aud this II
will cure in every form, either lnfammaory Aenie)
or Chronic, no matter ofhow long standing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

SUMNER READING.
ECHOES Of n Belle, Modern Flrtatioas;
IL English Soldier in the American Army. Lo-
tus Eating. Amabel: Family History, Beatrice: (:
many, by braee, Miss Leslie's Behaviour Book !.
Journal Of Summer Tour, by Miss Sewall,
Pierre; or the Antiquities, by Melville, The
Heir Of Radcliffe, The Lofty and the l.owly,
Daisy Burns. by Julia Kavanagh, Alexander
Smiths Poems, German Lyrics, by c. T.
Brooks, Thalatta, Sea Side Poems; for sale
by WILLIAM II. PEEK,
n9 80 Thames Street
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lours ialthiully.
MARY ELIZABETH WORMELEY
Newport, K. l.,
July, %, 1853.

Any sums for this object will be
gratefully acknowledged, if forwarded
10 Miss Wo mcley at Newport, or to
the care Of Messrs. Ticknor, Reed &
Fields, Boston, or TO the office ol this
paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
IYEDvEspAY. Dec ID. 1853.

prov.r nv ,he Rev. H. DusS.Sc Of the Preeby yter.an
Church.
A communication from the House that they had passed
the Senate bill entitled Al act 10 inc1:pc:- ne Ygna
State Apicuura Soce,y-anI had passed bill or the re-
lief OF John H. Price.
This last bill was read in the Senate first t!na
Mr. LoGaS from The Committee Of Courts Teporteo, as d
substitute f, bill recommilt.d bill amend the 9th sec
lion of chapter 55 of the Code so as 10 extend inc usoc
ion Of Circuit! Courts their special terms, which was eao
second time ard ordered 10 be engrosaed
reported bile Authorizing the Board of Liteny Fund 10
purchase from the Faculty Of the College OF physelans ot %
Wincbeser and College buildings thereon and providing Tor
the medca education of INDECENT young men at said Col
lege tho rs,,o.
TO amend the 5h section OF the act concerning tne legls
.,ion of h,hs marriages and Deaths as 10 impose
penalty on Mn!s,es falling comply With the second sec
In of said
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
For the Enquirer,
II y
SMALL, NOTES.

pleased 10 see in The Message Of the Governor
recommendation the Legislature 10 remedy the detects o
the present in relation 10 small 1t s needless 10
say anything of the evils produced by hem the people be-
Ing satisfied on that subject l. therefore, respectfully sug
who obtain license do business ALSO all judges, maes
shers consabes or other Office holders take
oath that they will not receive pass notes. other States
shnplesers under The denomination of FIVE dollars IL
the Legislature will this law early the session. giving
until lst July next for Its operation the State will be
Iainly relieved OF great and growing evil VOTER.
LOUISA, Dec. Tth, 1853.