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BINEORD, MAYO s. BLAIR,
,h airnon of their friends aud the public generally "a
wy W NrN

NyITE the attention their friends and the public generally To
their new SOCK Fall aud Winter Dry Goods consisting ~ pau
of -. !, ,,u,
O2naburgs
paid Dome s,ics, Apron Checks Plaid i.nseys
Fucd kerscys, SaIines aud Tweeds lor negro Cohihs
White and Colored Blankets Bed and CiIb baike's
White and Coored Quilts ountepane Checks Fanelsoi every
color aud QUALIFY Irish Linens Table Dalnask and TaS
81, l04 and l2i Linen Sieellngs; Frehci anu Mi,
and Persian Co-sa culors; Black and Coore Alpaca Mos
dc LANES and Caslmeres -, :, ,.,..;..,
Black Canton Grape Tor Ladies' Dresses Bach no"o'-
silks Plain Figured and Plaid. Black anu e'ne" ~ ,,rsI
Cloth and Velvet Cloaks for Ladies'; aso, piaeh "" ~
Cloths VelyeIs, making Ladies Cloaks ,,.,r
BLACK Blue Green aud Cloths for Gentenens "su M
p,.sI md Eun,y as.ere and Nesmgs; also SIX ah'
Satin Nesngs. hiNr"ND '"- =
Frt7 7--rlm
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TuyE subsrier beng SouN Nlcs
s, nrvarrIy his valuable Tract OF land, situated" ~"
the south side of Dan River in County Of la a& Sa c"n9
inc in acres third rich low grounds and very pluc'
third of the tract original This OF the best
cis on the situated Immediately opposite the town OF Mil
IAN and vii hin three miles the Richmond and Dan1e Railroad
Tho consist OF story dwelling house. WIN
All buildings including stables ;o5acc" barns &c
Tn, ,lact is and has good orchard u ru
Those wishing purchase are Invited 10 view ts premises anu as
subscriber he viii take pleasure III showing
Them ?, ,.-,.,,
is seldom ,at so valuable desirable Of land brought
mo n,arts, +. Is. LEWIS,
o9-c~G; South Btni. near Mlltui Az I
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PREMIUM FOR PRIZE COTTON N-Thc merchants of
Memphis have presented Col John Pope that county
with splendid silver salver silver candlescks and
beautiful nantei clock nnd vase costing in all slU ocnS
he amount OF Prize they had offered for the best bale Of
Memphis cotton exhibited at the Crystal Palace Fair Ne
York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

GLORIOUS NEWS FROM OHio:-The wings nats nav,
been routed morse loot and Dragons We Gnes If w bis
our Democratic friends in Ohio on tne ne ,ha
Str Med The Democratic candidate for Governor, mas 70.
y thousand majority; and there is large msOS 81 s
80 rho fct ihat The Democratic party indignantly re-
sisted all alliance with ;ss-parsiculsrIy frceso'sm
Washington Sentinel.
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no PlsINTEESs


sTRlSTEE Tor Il H. Gu!laher, have 10! sae large amount
n Of PRINTING MATERIALS, ccns:stlAs oil
On. large double cylinder Press caaae OF printing paper e
u. ci the Rchmona Whisi ;.
ore size double cylinder Press Eng'ish manufacture OF
w consruclion with Caeys Composing Sicks Sc &C
variety JOB TYPE, 10 whlch s attached ne"
t.ntoi Long Primer, eulubIe for pamphlets =,
.pou 10 lbs OF Bre icr. not half won &c divided INTO lots
.f a,i 3pj ibs. TO suit DuTchascrS
?-aIs.eTsC; la. nov FaH "EpoI.uhIt 81
r.s offices easy terms Address mo D TALL
Washington (pos. pad the undersigned, Georgetown D. T.
InGCiIBOROUGiI, Trustee.
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rf-,r,oono,Jonco o1 the ~ Y Journal OF Commefce

am cnahled 10 saw that the Administration have come
,in an,nr,;no,;or moi 10 demand from any i"r-
;on ooycrnmcnI or to surrender 10 any i"fesn gov.
ernnen rpon their demand any person WI" "a1
~ win crime lron srprtss frecty siFWa|ioh
~ ,I r-J The course of reasoning which la 't |" .Is
conrlusion may be- in proper Tine, p''"Iahiel ~ gov.
eminent is required under the laws OF nali'na 10 j. h,
hnwsvar hern done from courtesy in some cases os
Ter mai the subject should bc regulated by treaty. ana 'e'e
by reduced to precise terms ,,,Ji,ion
+, il admitted however that in regard 10 our
Tr.,ries Congress may ltglslae with view % c ;
enforcement The Calder case presents an example
matter Congress may provide Tor instance ,ss for
dom. oded bv The British Government, shall DC oetai
the purpose Of giving reasonable time Tor The h o
additional evidence Of his criminaty in case a ne Du m ,h
,r.r was Scrueap in the British Amy, ana oesefea.
The main object of the British Government was 10 'O'a"
him ms dcserter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

JOHN ". ELAVTUN, DENTIST.
HAVING ava- myself vi lh advantages oi The ba!n!orc oess
II Denta Surgery offer professional services 10 me GU
adjoining countless am prepared 70
t,o operations the teeth in the most perfect manner
Teeth sse ed from one 10 an entire set ~,
vii attend any CALI by addressing FarmVe Prince EDWARD
.,,r,y ". March l-Cly
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WANTED TO RrNT ::

w by raI ~ RENT Eastern vrginig Ct easy access
sRouNDS, Tor lie ile water, comfortable HOUSE aud
hundred a.r. n e9.odaun OF small family and servants
se or HoS. a ors Icss would objected TO- and
sd with tho nIsc Hhh'ANTS and GARDENER would be
'a tio. pals address, with terms location, and dcscip
u Spt 2-cG. Pan WM II. PEAKE,
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FARM FOR SALE

FENIIE subscriber with view changing his pursuit. o"
privately the which v III present resides
in the cuunty cnncu, miles above Rchmon on eep
and three chopped roads, and about one c
Church, i2G acres ne S
tisd and remarkable healthy THIS 4l at "o"g l III ric lr
trees good location ni tis aug saw M
The consist AMI convenient l"es mouse
smoke. house DAIRY
kitchen and quarters house carriage house ana Stables ure
respectfully 10 h' lie AL persons
isrosed 10 purchase, cal! aud examine for themselves
u's!' Im, .t ~ a. 30 Inv WM f. HARRIS.
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Auburn, Fauquer County, Va. Oct j. is5s.

THE ESCAPE OF MITCHELL AND MARTIN.
THE PATRlOTS.-The escape Of John Mitchell aud John
Martin Two more Of Inc Irish exles is certainly Tue
editor Of The New York Times has perused from Aus
speak of the OF their escape hut from fear that
their safe arrival 10 this country would be sopsrdzed by
publication OF particulars the editor has been requested 10
refrain from giving them publicity for The present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
POSITION or THE CAElNEr-PJSf f-MAsTrk
GENERAL.

As the Richmond llhig did moi impus any ab"!i'"h al
fuiiies sentiments 10 The Pest Muster General
we did not dcom il necessary in our arts 0! Satrd"v
yindcae The position Of Judge Campbell, 1t may not be
amss however publish short correspondence bet~eci
Nj Benton anl the Post Office Department. which, "e ven
nre to assert will convince tie biofy o! pa:y Ia:
Judge Campbell is above suspicion Of fee sIils'n:
STREET, Sept. IS, 1851.
10 the Hon Mr.. Campbell, Posi-. .H4s.e- Generdt
SIN: Understanding Mr.. Senator tchsun has made
taons yourself and the President ta prevent
Mr. Henry f. Watson from receiving hc place oi ppSinas
Ter at ST. Louis, having myself sbir recommend
ed Mr. Watson have guest cUpY oi ~ Ach,on
adverse representations that they are for public
Very respectfully. sir, ycur oht sc'9't ..-...
THOMAS f. EFNT0n.
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Very respectfully sir, your oht seFY't.
THOMAS II. EFST0n
posr UrErcE DEPARTMENT, Sept. =, 1873

! - IUSL Of h'Et f'rF''rT 'TF''fl '1eT'' = -
Hon Thomas H. Benton
Sir The regulations established by Judge Me! can wheF
he Postmaster General which prohibits tie granting
copies from inc correspondence files Of he department Ia al
cases except counsel certify a Icy cefd ic
judicial pup6srs 2endng in rouT has ho:n "a III
officers OF the department inform me- figdiy 0bsetfad-
Many persona address The department under kno"Icdg
that II exists and some under the that will pro
ccl their correspondence. Under these circumstances dC
feel warranted in giving you copy o any representa-
made by Mr.. Atchison or oeG.. Al the Tine
ink il bn proper 10 Inform y0I ta: has been represent
cd that Nj Watson engaged in tie fieeso movcmcn
Of ISIS and signeda public call 1T larclng o The friend
Of rrcsoi.
have the honor 10 be. very respectfully yoG ott I
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

held for Cumberland County the 9Th day August, 1852
Fppin who well for herself and IN h own
right Of Spencer brown, vito VII
their proportion OF the COss oi this su, PIl!htH;
Against.
Matthew Spencer Brown, and Amanda has "Iir,
Defendants:
this day by consent OF parties by COUNSEL IL
be heaI bill exhibits and by couh
Whereof Court doth adnde order aud de
cree that defendant George II Matthew'S do render heorr one
hs Court account OF all The trust und1
his hands aGd the IN which r LAS 'ase
Of the same which the halI lecsi
and report a Cii and the Court doth further
ag! the COMMISSIONER un tiEc an
ae by Spencer Brown secured 10 e paid by
the proceedings mentioned which OF The debts
been already paid whclnuw unpaid and tho
any whc any OF The unpaid Creditors "ni;sd TO receive
the und report thereof his Court and 10
Commissioned make this account the Court
doth order he 10 bY publication newspaper pub.
he in the city RchmOni require all persons having claims
The trust their claims before hm on day mrhued IN
publications and after the said tine shall have expired N
another ay lur taking the said account; aa the
order that Of the aid place ol taking The said
published week or four successive weeks
in the Richmond Enquirer. ---. -
D Il.
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w Tu . II :. HERS Of THE MEDICAL PRO
- EESSION In VIRGINIA.


PNULLNMAl IU.t. -
ssnGREA>a vacancy h'h occurred n The House o. eegass
ne n.ess said House The COUNTY o tisSSah
nY ,h,rlrs Joseph Johnson Governor ol the sal 'om
,. Taught !sruptt 20 dcci The Shcr o! the count!
hoi ecci:nn lie :uth day OF 'S!eoeI hcA
m nsGee House OF Delegates 10 srry the said Sacl
=; !. ,.,-.-s.., ~ II.
Gycn hard GorerIor AMI ade the lesser seal e Inc
Z. 5 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
~ lie Govsraor-GEoRoE W. MUNsoRl,
.:ot i7-caIs Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
i;UHMiiV II. f.HEaTIS;
- nhDTsNG;rt1I IA

JYJlL fssulay attend the ctca aaa nitrl9r C"Hs Of "t
w ,ik r6uJy Norfolk city, NanscmoGd aad Isle ci N'h
e:al,ie. au the Circut Court al SOUTHAMPTON cUun All tu-
care Will with prompt attention. ne can
uod at his office on High OF the Savings Bank
tr.tri nm Wednesdays w De his Office H. the Clerk
i-tct Building Suffolk ApIil lo-coIn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
oMANuFAcruREns OF RAIL ROAD CARS

phurnSAiS xiii he receysI at Tie Office af the IoARp OF
trglE WORKS OF VIRGINIA, iC ;ae ciy OF Rcllnend,
s1 oioci " TIE Is: Moniay December next, for tnr.
t the Passenger aud Frrs; Cars required ln ,s rl9ps
~ Eastern and West.fn divisions OF Tie (ONlNGlON AND
"io RAIL ROAD for the Cast lion Work required III the
ifsfEdE 0 the track. igrnouts and bridges OF said road
AoToG"sa, iof furnishing RAILS for the Track ei said ROAD 10
htit al each 1gi t.eTeol.
Et be endorsed Proposals for cast iron work
aEl shall slate VII tier the articles proposed 10 be furnished
Ill Lr manufactured The line Of :he road or elsewhere
JAMES &. PAXTON,
Superintendent, Of the CoyngIon and Ohio Rail Road
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

(aSAN3i On the estate o lie lato HrAafu uliial IN
IL PoSaG county, about three months e.ce Negro Man
i1-ai laughs and shows his teeth when spv
about cs inches III height no scars retol'
s;et When about ishcen months SINCE he WAS neal
ris called himself john lie has grand
iaeI ving Rockets. free negro named iorE White he
vii b. gts he delivery en- the pianta or Tor
.:tJUf.Em.Gt ! all IN lie STATE
JOHN 4. THORNTON, Agent
CT l5-.A1cit For r j. GLLIAM's Administrative
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
MlCOU, Clerk Elizabeth City Court
ro,rH1SSJoSPR,S OFFICE

TAPPaHAS:oc Sept 2Ctr, 1913.
The parties the foregoing decree hereby noe
that office, from this date the LIST day of NJ"
The deceden Lucy Gatewood referred IN sal
Lucy Stokes daughter Of Edmund Sotcs o EsscI
county ami nrermared Funson Gstewood Of
the time OF her death The mother o. said Lucy
said coua the sand Elmupd Stokes Ia her :"
said Lucy brothers Genamf Stokes and John stokes e
resided the State o NoG Carolina Slien last heard i'on
daughter Patsy Stokes BcElmn Stokes died ~ ae ia
couniy OF Essex leaving, other ch!iren Eiya WHO
twenty
uncle, grated 10 The State 1 Soulh tarona
II! W. DAlNG ERFiELD,
aLrth Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY n PENNSYLVANIA
The latest news have received authorizes us 10 say IN
his vj,,lry achieved v The Democratic party of leEREy
ana is among most brilliant record in that noble
lgM Commonwealth TIE Stale ticket has been elected by
nau:ily o upwards OF f7in'y MoHSaNa' Ana hcre Wi
e gain in bath brsrc!ca .! The Legislative lais Iesn
will sccur Democrat, maDtity in The Senate, which has
CO under Wing marne, by at accidental n"ifiiY "' one
~ s,,r-, v,a:;.acI y.l! .as.:.a !.T.G ;naijy vin
uIcI prpusy ana can bc endorsed by tcciama OT
by one universal burst uf enthusiasm from The bofGf
states of the Eastern AouIi; 10 young sa'cs oi III
Pacific AMI from the sh9ea OF Ihe Northern lakes TO IN
,sraIinas as The "KEg.0, al he FtacTdi art She wa
aonorrd with that significant The early Democratic
christening Of States aad noay has she mai ntllned il
II cheering in these cyS and flcrns Ia srai
lar p.nrs,lv,ni, and i,r, lion hearted Democracy II 81
nad o1a sOH!l c1uana Instead %! ines IN rae
ing their sterling integrity shcir nna'oj 'ieV"toh - 'h
cnes and measures sruc. !!a. battle was fought upon
IA nemUrrai" PLATFORM Eht We are c0ihpteh no" 10 con
fine oursiYcs prr sent, aud ask our rnfa 10 ohc
S,nes r5cc With IN The glorious victory achieved u
lye Stone s!ute" WtGh will have the effect OF putting
dovu .rvrr the last ye-liec q! tfs$oa or ah0!H0nis
willin is b"rrIs. Ptuns! shnIan democracy was etp
ray borne bhc& AY "H" % those p"c, hva'Hhr;'s me'
suIrnly overthrow everything GGrarHy oTEn+ei n 'hrh'
b1 The mon,cn, the national convention I" S- paeu
new mander HE iicL il gllany repaIed 70" 'he ap
proarhin2 contest an, !,
Although The Demorrac yeomany ale wiling To hc Called
4 pain simple minded people, yel they claim 10 o. pos
sad OF sense "a vel! as proper snare "l us
Cfnmrni, and they at once VAN nhf" 'ptt, u','. nv
beurs and strong nervous aud uniled arms look INTO e
embrace hr gallant leader given In them "a ltc hihee
the Democratic parry 1hey saw in Franklin PIERCE hl
fmncsa lr stcn n integrity tile sparks ni ire when liu
mined The character OF Andrew Jackson, whose name an'
fame still rests The hearts Of tier affections hnt
Ih.v Luckled their and i0u2ht lnr trh ffahhn
no they had fonght in The days Of Uld Hickory
General Pierce carried llr State by majority o si!ooo
Seven irving months Of his Administration have now pass
I'd away and he is strong nvtrfniy seated 10 te co
NJ nor truo hearted Democracy who have just given
m. best evidence Of the fact by recnd"rs!ng The pncc
Of Democracy npon which hs administration IS based li'
nag staff Of Penns ylvana is now rmy pian'eu as '
coors are flung to The breeze and on us am
nc folds there ia ncribe"No North, no Son" no f.asf
M tt under he C0nSttuiiOn5nf Er aHhcTeHc" 10 tf
com mon bond and sacred mantlHGncc u S co"" ''0
Mcrbond ~ Washington Sentinel
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ytSuE RESIDENCE the Judge Ipslu situated on 60
the Che esapcakc Bay AMI ungars Crevkl NoTu!am. EH
$50 Land, with every
is offered at private This Estate believed 10
be unsurssed in beauty by Eastern Virginia.
The land improved by mns aud elovers ahu Tue
growing crops oier the best evidence OF IFS ieltliy
Ii moi disposed Of private SALE vii N offered a rGeir ave
ton Il Eas.y. Northampton County Va. o. W I'll NSpAA oc'
ober aoh 1858. For terms which will be liberal anry 10
Sept. l2-ctds G h. pfSiibN' NorIoiN.
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EIETY DOLLARS EEWtHD.
'frnu in = rf

DAN Away from ny in lie oer part Of ftenreo, aUou
The s o May boy MOSES; boz about Il years o
=: a j b,nyn color and aLou five inches Ia height
5t e ny 4ie has no. been definitely heard rom though
h s.r.e. where iii lIcatcoor Charles Guy
iy dollars will be given Tor has dprehch
STATE, thirty dollars II taken within ir
and delivered secured 50 that get hin
o. I-cu L. H. POISDEXTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
RICHMOND HOSPITAL.

.r ;.rsIyoed Physicians city Richmond have es
Hospital, situated Church Hill, AMI convenient U
~ CITY, The institution open and prepared 10 ae
:" g, medical aud surgical ca.es Ihc wards are nuic
well ventilated. and provided with ko: and cold baths
superior character Will be iurns nee
Cases Midwifery will also be received anu dut
"s Wei both mother and child The Hospital is visited daily
- iwo the Physcaus a w.!eh cases requiring IL occur
consultation There resident Physician al all times
~ hss. ana kind and experienced provided
.iIsry Medicine. Nursery, &C., &c, are
r,r White persons. - -" -" s Weas
e.. 90, s,,i,mn,a,io,s w week. by contract
:" JAMES BOLTON, NJ D., ROBERT G. CABELi:. NJ. b.
Ill ucANE NJ D., JAMES BEALE. Nj D.,
F MARX NJ. D., f. w. RoDDEl, NJ "
" W S. BUTLER, VI. D.. President Physician
vn-No courageous diseases will be admitted
p,,anrS iro.. The country will give city reference.
III ri ANY, member OF The concern Sept. 22-ctFebl.
~, TO = MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL PRO-
~ FESSION IN VIRGINIA
TEMENA portion OF brethren prompted ny lhe
,ublc desire OF clevating the condition OF hcir profession
formed AsSoca;lon which mas ote
re 1y The ssature The Mc,Iica society OF virginia.
pertaining the great Coniion"ca!i" q, ~ @ b., r
must apparent AL Vi that a"io1 "l e". '
s whJ engaged common cause cd' 10 sieos "'"
IN he promotion oi their Common good , ,,o-. or
IL. appeal then, co.abocrs III me sit". WI
MEDICAL Reform aid by your pfeSshSc ah .'u' "
,E.rag Summation so a!dcnily 70 DC aG 49,
Tua uuxt nie,: the Saci=Iy VII De ed ~
h nif nf n, pIesc, month, which time ana place we
yc ~ ,ont u. ,., may CCnlu; 10 TIE best means oi
III. object Association; object Involving the
veal no less than eculr Interests o our own profession
i,m very respectfully your obetism servant, ,~-or
Presilen; oi the Medical Society o, Virginia;
=, [whig COPY
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n L.
held EsseN County the Court House. III iapiAa"
noe k on the 18th day oi September. 1856 :.
Jonas Stokes Vim Taylor and Della is
present before psn stokes Mary
daughter said Wia Taylor and hs aie vile Aloa
likewise Anna Stakes. the said Mary s&us ny me a
Taylor her father ana end Hall Stokes, au benh
Si,t-s Plaintiffs.
a,aIus;
Joseph Goul.an administrator Of Lucy Gaewoot deceased
John stakes Elijah S;use lohn G. Edwards an! Susan An ms
2ehuln r. Carter ard Francis his wilc Ma"na LaH
Fanny podc Robert John, Martha aGn, Betty Ruin oPia an1
Cyclne Clarke children af John Caie, deceased by james
assigned guardian al ;cn 10 defend ten IN ms
John Allen and Lucy his vile Thomas CLARKE foy MSeni
Richard Mai iha Ann his we James Aee ana
Henry Clarke infant Of Robert Clarke
James Roy Mcou assigned guardian al em 70 eend
him in this suit, De!ehedh.s.
This this Gay be heard upon ic paper
formerly read the report Of the CommE 0ncr who acr nei
ivrne decree IN this cause entered lGh May 3 which said
report returned Court and laid the uua time ior
been taken tereio me same E crst
approve and confirmed; tho Court doth TO" u't
decree the CT Cauit m i0ccca ~
the p:c.er newspapers and otherwise 10 enquire
and -e and distributes cl Lucy GaieTooL deceas
ell especially residing the limits OF this Common
wealth and Court the and respective shares "
which each entitled a Copy-Trsrc:
| JAMES ROY MlCOU, Clerk Elizabeth City Court
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-09-29

SINGULAR ORDINATIoN,-Rep. An
toinette i. Brown, who figured so con-
spicuously at the Wo,ld's Convention,
was last week ordained to the ministry
at town in central New York, where
she has been some time preaching. The
Tribune contains over a column of the
proceedings. Let her do "what she
can"
D@~ Thus says our worthy cotempo-
rary-the Norwich Examiner-a paper
which certainly should be capt to
teach," and should not attempt to dodge
question in that manner, it seems to
us. Let her do 'what she can !"
Aye, let her ! but don't encourage her (;
because she is a woman, and she is out
of her place in the pulpit. No; the
Examiner does not say that, neither
does it say she is in her place ; but takes
the regular nom committal course of let
ting her alone, to do "what she can"
in opposition to the frowns and sneers
of the openly opposed, and the A" cold
comfort" of those whose consciences will
not permit them to come out in open
opposition and yet have not the frank
ness to extend the hand of friendship or
to give smile of encouragement Either
the Reu. Antoinette l.. Brown" is
right or she is wrong in assuming the
clerical character. If she is right, why,
if you do not see fit to give her encour-
agemeDt-though we think even that
would not compromise your dignity
announce the fact of her ordination by
sarcastically placing the prefix in italics :
If she is wrong, why add the cool salvo,
Let her do what she can p" 1t
seems to us that in that case, she should
be hindered and obstructed in her course,
and, as public teachers, it is your duty
If you say anything in regard to her
course, to speak against it. But, the
fact is, the item looks to us very much
like compromise between prejudice
and conscience altogether unworthy the
Examiner.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-09-29

He was true philosopher who said,
" Be checrful-happiness is older than
misery. Adam dwelt in Paradise and
clover almost week before the devil
came along.-Er.
By" A friend wishes to know if he
wouldn't have got along well enough
when the deyil did come along ifit hadn't
been for the woman. We expect that
friend is descendant of Adams for, if
we mistake not, the old fellow himself
undertook to lay the blame of his mis-
deeds to his wife.