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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-21

ESSENTIAL OILS,
Il UST Received lot or
81 Pure oil BERGAMOT;
Pure oil PEPPERMINTj
Pure OIL GLOVES;
Pure OFT ANlsE;
Pure OIL WINTERGREEH;
Pure OIL ORIGANUM;
Pure OIL WORMWOOD;
Pure OIL CEDAR.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
e. II. MARSH, Druggist,
OILS daw3ws cor. Main and Pleasant SITS.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1888

ut alH "r Nj Gasam. had luan ar.
= with i'm. when fe.affe lad. Henry
his gand oai #F. md th' cabin bag.
IS. wei o'tgtHtlg - at lleuy. bui
seHi p prison s5#aiae saiu#'
Julg ,o' The taeal eaafi wer, super
e /. and Capt . rs brought before a
s|Ii H'sIau Of new msmlars. un ilio 9l2d o
D .mbsf npd lhis uIt acquitted him.
an Z eas agun lih#a'#d
L lsehraa g. lsja. h 0as again arrested
IN a ctarse of lrtasan. la.rl upon The
zIfHastanes Of hIs s5iHarn in the country
nj lhe lattgr to lie saIlan. Tl, rIal
commenced on tha l.Ih feafaay aud asl.
stfsiftaHa lny, Tae uni acquitted him
n u elHfgc and ml#faI him 10 hc .atai
hhefy--thrt o. vel l. restored 10 him
md lint hu sh1ud uueifp damages Il
III HmauuI .r jop uFses a day from III
iIH# a his iuclfeHa.I II alH#a iua'I gaaiI
u ss2n1n
Tiis aa. on tl.s ri fslrair, In.
mz.liliels anar Ili4 liHfaIIaa g1pt e. va
fszliaIel upana warrant sHlrm,i tg tie
IHus council H. IaIuai iu u.sn.
lIHsf## HH.mmuI Id feImnsl aH lz
aaa#a.aa. foo 'ats uu lle -ih q
AHIIi AMI De- immediately faia arnnzes
mt t8esaa, In til h. w. mdl tf
aI#Hs. and iha Jalafz = au Au#tsaa
a.IH.f iui.a haHa Nj d..-a. l.
s5HIfsz 1 joe c'ula d. aa#HIs al.la ai .i#if
u + climbed dr. ~ aall Do dieh.
a9. Cd. Har.ablck ra#l Iha aar ehaiH
l. - IaaHn m laIa tie clipper The
z##a g. a.gapH NJ H#sFn Hslla Nsm
H.I#Hsl. and ihr aHlsHia lI#i .IHt al
H|.#H HH#Hud.H #HI#=iap Size va.
h#I|a=lHs 'ua#uH - aHlsr way aai
=lH##aHI f8s.a.
fHf q la. gone Ia Washington io laY
a9s So d. iaa aB#Hamaal and itii r.
Ii 3 l. nfr#H# Il b. e'.. c.tuuIs
l=fsIai'.s.
T. Governor al ga##zil ar tlia Dutch
government have i n IaaIT parr 20 81
H=ls tn l#e...uH ~ ia.eriu5 cmHs in
III zaiH pro Iiagz a5@i ss..rse,sr is.a5#
te-fpni imp..m amy lrt-lu ih'y Uhy sue
I .e' W'.lg -'uil- Hy Uaan i0r lha
Proceeding twas e. tbs py tla' CaIt
g. aul d, gmri.s wore 1u6H.l FIR ms.
ry months .u th3 Dula Dungeon or Ba,a.
tiI
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

IN eccentric Individual in Gloucester.
Ma has built fessel, but having Len
informed o.. ha supposed, by the spirit u
Biz deceased fller. that he would hot live
siX months nlier his vessel was launched, be
immediately procured the assistance Of sev.
eml of his Neighbours, loadcd bcr or wheels,
and with several sole Of oxen she was
drawn into The river At low water aud placed
upon bluck-, where shc remained III heh
water, when ,hc wa. aGuat She is namci
the Ly,antln. and halls from The King
dom of God" She % believed to be tls
oaly vessel ever buili that was not launched
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
THE cooUET L.
ny FH AnnIne,

NJ T. ~ ANNihnAs
They say Tue baggage hus a heart.
Aud that the hekle, hilhlrNa member
Is pruoi against the krrne,l dart.
And ehi.l As inrnips in Decrmbur
| wonder II her hasum knows
An honesl thpb ol genuine feeling
For one al al the hundred toaux
ieiofe the isy dol kueeling
! know Too vel there was a lime
When lhal bright glance could il5filI ny blla,
And burning words. Iu limpins ihy ne.
The arlrui. aallsh i,r eou.ys +.
| kurw, ala that every smile.
hhose faaiaHee tanned the IuuIIsHl lame.
Wa simply well practi.sd VIE.
Mben hsaaly dweIl alone ia uaals.
II every pang lhe.s smiles have zaat
Arrss a hundred a,hul hearts,
In uur aeefsiHH mls, Wrre hieui
H. That laise heart unwelralue guests.
While euldlY thinking uu ihe sIafI
Within thal iet soul frlnaiUl.
! could etsluIe tie amiUlth fHlf
OF all tie n4iu by thee iuIi EsaI1
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

N young sister ii yan would le net.
ly. T. uauaI=shau I#iser aud unes a.
eli,aFaiA' hoi Johuny.eate. asa ,cllded mon.
key dread. hot ealtf Don't be airail If
walff--it will keep he fafes on your check.
and tie sunny lfieHtaess on your hros mi
Is as natural a. feather tfoRsgfs are 10 t. i4n.
tum foosrr Keep yaar soul. as imnaeu.
laie as your neeks aal then the light q IN.
naeenee aud piely 9iil leam in your eyes
-yuu.ll attract aa1 Rin the love of maa. 3
tie sun draw. the itusen frogs from torpid.
y. and your iiyes vii lass as happily ss
Saturday afternoon Il meriiorious school.
by
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
NO. Il.

And Oh may thosa silent children
If the night whs#s hfillianec be.pangla
the Heavens in hlazo of glory thai
have Witnessed tis flaie Of TINE jissli.=saf
human hopes AMI human icar--the rise
and fall Of uatians-tbe bgilding Of rffa.
mids in their de.efi elima-ihc ialiug yus.
tai lamp Of Greran iausz-and The burning
alme woHhipped N Persian .llli.-lhe
Heaven sgui fire ui sal9m's tunil eaud the
confusion of mans audacily at Balel-bc
witnesses ot the continued spread Of tie
Principle q uur afaaf-of peace and god
Uill to man ard i 10 us ,ymbol.e Of
our numbers anl aur deeds. May thbss
counties myliads aaTee disagruabIe 10 the
naked eve, represent Is in numbers
and those that ,line hfiglily--appcarinsi 10
desIFr closer acquaintance with the chill
dfeE Of oarth-teffazan. the number aud
character Of our dHs1s Of bene,olenea aud
charity Andilsn ye witnesses ol deeds Of
darkness. and oI haman lear., since Llsn's
eafly blight Ls .isnals ul Lope to the down
tFallen-offsliefta The d.lrcsscd-tle Inn.
isImeni II jiscutd and contention and they
Will tell Of hope and giefy .iill-thg,e death
la#s stat. of uieli
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

It seem, that fugitive bill was d.
Guessed in Cungte.. us far back as ISIS,
with perfect calmness The bill was ad,o.
Gated, at that time. BY members from Mas.
.aehusclts and New York, and, from ihe de.
bate. an abstract u which Is published in
,ha National niclligcneer." there would
appear then to have been no cxsiiement
whatever either at ihc North or the South.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Some idea may b' Gorani Of t'ia import.
ancc If pcriumc'y o. on article Of come
mcrrc. when it u stated lhul ouc Of the
large pcHumcrs Of erase, in France, em.
ploys annually 10000 pounds Of orange
iio.pm. GOOol d.. Of cls,ia flowers. 81.
900 pound. Of ru.c leaves $1,000 lb, OF
ir..amma blossoms. 5000 lb5 or violet
flowers. 10000 lbt OF tube ro.os 5000
lbs. of lilac flowers. bg,ile. rosrmny mint,
lavender. thyme, lcmun. orange and other
olerpus plants in Ike proportions
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

CuiyEsE CouN-Wm. c. Phillips, ESQ,
sent to the Nashville American" a speci.
men of Chinsao corn, Of which he has about
an aero growing IL is q curiosity l.F1r.
ing. as o does, 10 warrior respects tron the
Indian corn. Il is said that It will produce
one hurdrcd bushels to the acre
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

A bachelor friend Of ours says ih1i he
never attempted &, mako lnt ouc speech to
a woman. aud then o., ia mo-. succeed. Il
was beautiful moonlight night, and he
caught her hand and dropped upon hi. l,nocs
Tie only saw a streak Of calico as she went
over the bars lie did not .o' her again for
a fortnight. aud thcua fellow was lcodlns her
with molasses candy aud glngcrcako at a
circus.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

A late number of tie London Times
states that the pr1pri0iors Of railroad stock
in Great Britain arr computed 10 have
sluaulrrrl seventy millions Of pounds -Ier.
ling Ia Parliamentary contest. and 70 have
Obtained leave To make railway lines 20 the
aggregate value of forty millions Of pounds
sterling which they have in the end been
glad enough TO rclinquish
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Robert Hall did not lose bis power, Of
rolon even in mudne-s 4 hypgcriiical
cuaocr with his mis'ortunes once visited
him In tic md hpus, and said. in Will
ninr tone. What brought ym here. Mr.
IhIl" Hall significantly touched h.' brow
with his 6ugcr, aud replied. "What'll never
bring YOU, sir-too much brain ~
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

uuib II Aen do lU KICK You into llts
won't haye no profne of tul lgaF language in
my houss.'
o. hless you. respectable oil man. Tell
him be mus eame viz me-#ll him ha,e
slake Ia 3 elnsahls-tcil l.m S1I4 IN.
terrapled her uieraurs
1t ply bad business. id the deacon,
chaias aiih unwmlcd ira-Gasei, you 20 ia
mssal
I'll aafe, Deacon paatal5 take care,
said ihs unfortunate ,hopkeepzE
. l fmaIkgd Won wa.a mzeal. Gus,sI-
/ You've nane and marfial fao Niga.. and
that En- ilai burglary ef kuaa aa5 hing
aleaal lie Regi j saaal#.
'Taas.tes % ,hrieheltha l'rsuchugmau.
'llalf a dozen, tor anehl know TO tho
coulmry. said the daagan NV YIN clraJ
onl ol m hau=a, go uway lalhe station, aud
eleaf ont iaia Bulna--l aua.t lafe nothing
morH N do eilh you.
'liul. deaaaH, hgal me
/ daatwant TO hear yaa IN arinf 80
cfie.l In laaaan Stopping LIS aaf. aith hit
hanlsl 'maF8u two wisgH. sul enHu cuuf.
tin lhifl go 'lusi Cllar mt.
Esan N Peabody. aha - inrliual 20
ra' ina MI Ial lbe sal9#is. ~ ,i.aurni
saHa iHHl irm him In h#FHr and IN
dg.IaIF l. III O. t.r r.la5g =i5lian holly
raHa#l L the gIlm8faa# aaH iui giant
frHah NaHan
flHiHIemam. o.. Nis sa7a Praisl5
S. aas#Hs toward. iHa EII#=H sha ~.
usaHsA#a L VI Jaf fiaa n4Ekus drur
ID m h ba.i aul alIsas h ias sa'ut
har=s Iflrs nj. suHf ealeauer,ns
ela5zs II air a. AL aaH#.s#i ber-
I'm SHka ent IN al IHzaa riIa,"
'paHt f#Hs If d,. lanaIlaH p.Irl th,
Yong has. agaIi,ur Ill rHa1sei scat
i - -. siilJuHa.a#a zH|HaiHs Ilal
ere =iiy fs.laf.s TUNED pui IaIuy pop
au't In
II deaaliul if its ias. IspI.l to
yuaHI iaIf
'iaa hal a uarrcr talfa. didn't S. w-.
sued Eh= 81 lover But hs az5u'l 6Httf of
uo .aete'an' any how What do tc Oh
iolhs think aloar 20 %
They haiut said a word sIura b. cleared
Du.
Forgot that night rode yau h1mr lrim
singing shual asked Juuaihau, .Hll OBS
branching uf
No b1in'l replied ihe young hly,
bln.hiug and smiling ai ihe .ame t'm"
'R,m.mbor lhcm apple. slu sou %
oh. iU.'
'Weii rlgy was gaol wasn't tlcy
'Irt taia. JurlI1n'
'Gallu.l oriarl ml,r l'sm enc Mud
n' iu,, Slig.' ailjHmlaau. suggestive.
S1rn W. -'ul
Ghns rzra.uel Jonathan putting
iir lail 900 ils BLACK hHfe. Have y0l
lny ilsl of whera va'ro going SascE
Jm piug lo lha ,ih4e
10 yun hint-yolr going along v''h
me'
'Wh.rawF
Prul.aca aGl yul don't cauo hcl
'.l, you're Mr pll.b.u,-uo how y9u cam
HAii'
llua son iall. jonathan.
l'Ill lliN 'lA l'.ha r..I H'.I.i i'ANf N.s
M ihr string again. "t $50, Go l,a,r yn1
with them much l1gr they'd Ne Inleu
yuu ug ou Go sumo city ,cligr with hall q
dulru wi,c, already
TbcncAt day "a. NJ and Mrs pub.kius
were returning ham, in 'heir chli.c Jon.
aih1n said. cdnilruiialiy
May ls ucll toll y.y uug Suko. lur |
laiu't any secrets lrm you. that Gu.t
never sarn thcm women fore l'ny came
.inrpin' into yonr holr and hlrard him |
had though. Cost mr ten dollar, tg tlun.
der II lcachcl cm wh1l ia s1y. nul / oN.
pec, they dauc It wei. Oh Gu.s may
b, a shop.kcaper but II ha expect, 20 .,
ahead uf jonathan nuhhius, he m15 rat
up a pagucy ,igh, earlier morning."
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

A company Of FIVE men collected in the
mines Of Australia in twenty months, H.
1872 ounces Of guld This is about S2l2,.
600 worth, or at the rate Of above $1,000 a
month Cor each man Ono miner found a
solid lump Of gold Of 90 ~ pounds, Which
he sold as a show piece iur rcAhibiiion at $50
On OUNCE.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

SN.rlm EYmouoS.-A dlny lead Of
powder. consisting Of 2S kegs exploded on
the wharf at Wheeling. Va, on tho l9'h
qlt The imyman was instantly killed and
another man dangerously hurt The telc.
graph Office was hadly .haticrci nearly
every pane II glass in the building was
broken The cause of iAe explosion has
NOT been asccr,ainca.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

The "Mon1mcBtal City," an American
vessel, WINS wrecked on the 2jth Of August,
by running on rock in Malagoutia Bay.
on hcr passage from Port Phillip to Sidney.
Eighy.two Of her passengers and crew pcr.
i.hed 6ly.tour were saved.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

The Whole Worlds Tcnpeiunee Con.
reniion which met in New York on the 10th
ult., was attended in the morning by abou.
1000 persons, aud is the evening BY 5000
including spectators. Several addresses
were delivered by males aud females, inclu-
ding Horace Greeley aud 2. r. Barnum,
and Miss Lucy Stone aud Roy. Miss Brown
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Iagr.-Thlt is ihr true season Of love, when
we h.Iit,c that wc alone can love, ihot no one
ralId ever have loved so before us, aud that no
one will love in the samc way aiterus. lGOdht.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

The Railroad company are settling with
tho friend, OF those killed at the Nurwalk
accident, piyiug in each case, the sum OF
$4,000 With tho injured oue- they make
such -otllcm.nisa eau boagrccd upon by the
rrie4
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
Speed OF gaalI,,as s..

D. lwiaral1t ame iugauiru. Illus.
tal.m- 20 rudgr imIlar ilu cy'murli.
nary y,hc.y with which cAIr~ trains
move.
T.a Grru W Term ENra. 'o ls.,r
fHs'u lnye,'a' DE uir OF l} miles au
hnE including 1,pr1g--. or 81 uair, au
b.ur without uc'ui.us -iTI tHs 70 at.
tain i'.. tate. geai u' G1 m,o 200 hour
i,ullial midway htu.cn .omo of thtr
tai'ws, aHl u certain sF'g.mgltll nip,
10 Wi... an hour have ben re1rlel 4
.pscl ef - m.las ap u.ur /. about rqliya.
lslt maj jylsl, q iaegu utuo b.a.,oi coin.
mua r'.,s.
All d,es u.ar ,'s ESQ nf passenger
travelling 90 ibis rate, will 1av ht biz eye
in thc ia.ry.blh para of a second AND "
Ii'ry.lsg u.p, were erected 90 che -iur
90. u.a pal. yud a-mi.r they would
a.' d. d N-I-aai'r arn iwm another ;
10 Painted rd ilay would ap collect.
Nry asa cal'mlu- ls.h cog rcd color II
t6o trains u.ih ib.s speed passed. cch 9th.
er, ta rla.',a yt.aly Ug1ll uf ~ yarl'
pr -gcuH, and ii oar e, thf uu.u. Wcr,
tlyMl.lHE :, wol'l la.a s iua aa-le
SECOND SnHnaas ile locomotive Which
draws such tam Go l1ge driving wheel.
seven Get iu i.apo.er ihe.f eb.sraul
,o,ge fac lm'i 10 O second i'r piston
move. along lhr ry'iujHr tgn tine .no sac-
mi; titUlrg mNs mud tleaum ogpes
Gem ,imc. iua .arml iui as t'0yrg afg two
yiaitr. which ae. alternately ihHra "-'.'1
sip ouly IlUH 90 erapg- '. steam h o
sp,o.d
The locomotive con ic heard io cough
wbau moving slowly i'le cough leiug oarl.
ianrl hy lhe abrupt cH Con oi waste steam
up ti chimney Ja' ~ coughs per second
cIr1aJ DO separated ly the ar thcir mdi.
f.au.fy baCmiAglat Slch locomotive
speed j. cguai To nearly oucfouuh that oi
cunn bail aud DE momentum of O
whole train moving al lsh q spcci would
be nearly equivalent 60 lhc aggregate force
u' auumbcr OF cannon balls rlml io one
tuHh the weight Of the train That d
smash should follow a collision is uu
subject Cor marvel. ii train moving ai
.u.a speed sh1uIl mclet with any obstacle
To iis progress
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Mother. send me for the
d8rur'
Why, ms son
Cause. Tint man in the rarlor Is going
to dic-he said he would, II sister Jane
would not marry him, and Jane said she
wouldn't"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06

E.ii:ra AIhic- n:InioGiiu" if,GsIistiu5 cufg Of II
Conau!d1 Cohseor CT the 23i February last beweeom
United Staiea anQfsncc By on5 ts PROVISIONS it is ST.
ua;cd that The Ptcrnt OF the United States Will rec
not permitted 70 II rcl estate the passage of laws co
lctrng that right m the czsns OF France. For hjs ~
vege the Goverrsnt Of France, with The reservation
the Interior rcht Establishing reciprocity in regard To NO.
session and nheri,ce accords 10 The citizens Of the Inn,
States the same rlis within lis territory in respect 10 M
and personal PROXY, and 10 inheritance, are epov
there by its own gems. In fuhment Of The treay 80
President rccomes the passage OF the necessary law VIC
Finally, congulae you upon the condition Of nm,
federal and foreign stionsnothng having occurred SIM.
your adjournment lculaed 10 weaken the hope tbs, ,ba
South may be perfed enjoy OF repose from
the irritating inlerece by northern fanatcism with The
subject OF slavery very friend OF this Union has cause
congratGation al th3setrow and signal rebuSe the sbo
ton party has reeed within the last Two years. The
friends Of consltuol and State rights, in The North
nave generally been hmphany sustained. Our Northern
orc,hen among whohere have always been few who ware
True 10 the CONSTITUTE have indicated disposition 10 re
spec our rights and need Of Justice which shouL
ever characterize heelaons between citizens of slater
otates Maaness lot While seemed 10 riot and when
dnalcsin had bronshhe republic 10 the verge of ruin ma
rlosm was arcusca and justice gained the ascen
oan ahu Tue traitor q. the demagoeue whether Saline
under the name OF albion ireceoilsm has been put
do"n-peace and qu!etas been resured-confjence has
marching TO fulfill that sny which assigned 10 us hs
position OF the greaestalion upon EARTH NAV this ever
be condition.
With becoming grstIe for tie past iavors we have re-
celVed, BON a5 peopled nation, e such so dis
charge our duty TO CURSES aud 10 oid!s as not only 10
the continued blessing cla Providence which go man
iirsty watched over onhotscps from the infancy of The
republic add in whose hide are the desnies of all nations
December 5ih 1853. JOS JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
TEACHER WANTED.
UNIFED sTATEs MAIL LINE

LsdFsa ettTy 70ssady W7s5 N""., q. !, T -"
FOR NEW YORK VIA SORF l. n ,.,,,
BY TIE SPLENDID SIDEWHEEL OCEAN STEAM Shir'
JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parrish
ENREIGIIT receive to-day Monday, al IL ocioekH
4 up 10 the hour Of O'Clock, p NJ, Tuesday, the
9Th Instant. -, 80 a.. 49, n d.nsr.
Passengers requested De Oh board heio!e the os Of
Iure 4 O'clock, p. VI. -. .,I. r. d.. R.,in
Passage 10 New York including meals and state room ase
atons ONLY 6lO-Steerage passage only So of con.
ShInner requested send in their bills OF ladno OF
signees be lore the ship sails.
Ensasemei's " III WY 1880 I.IDIaM & WAI2"--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JECEM BKW S. 1859

PORT OF RICHMOND. JECEMbEk $. 1883
AKKIYHJ
Sch! Susan, Rogers, Ho,tol, hds2.
schr lYnchburg, Couch. New York, mdss.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish New York, mdse and pas
sengers
Schr Oakland, Myers, Norfolk. mdGe.
TS TO THE VOTERS OF LouIsA.-rEltow
Se CIrlzEss: tthc solicitation my ucnds have
determined bscoms .nlil, for the ofhce Of Sheriff Of
,.ood you amrar @h my qualifications well my hati'
SS NJ" @ kf any 5 On s sIS IT,
very Il. and G n on me- will d'easF tile
'' nse % n.y. your "'sI w%
SxDRICnMOND ATHENAEuM.-M GEO. FRED
~ EKICK HOLMES viii lecture the I!a ai the Ahsnruh
SupIecr-'The rna'aclors lcs d the Curren: Age"
On rhus'!a ~ eEenGs II : s'h Of Pee
hnI,on TUESDAY evening, the !a'hol peeemis!
PRcEs ApNs:lo"3 ce"a s"ss t;sse-la ce"s each al
Doors ops" Al, M Loc.ar4 to besi0 a. * PM Nov
HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,
TENElE fprt!rt school Will
May the 'd:h n"ary and G on The second Fl, ay IN No.
n%sd itronasr o generous n: public From and a.
ne 18th Of June IN ai''n 10 the ns'sl Latin and Grr.t
all sciences sally taught !" the Beat 'i Schools '"' A'"e
Tuition and D6iI lacu'a. al. onimgsn viii be furnished
This school is Pleasantly situated miles from the remsia
Collegiate Institute eney Iom the hauns OF wee anI
spatiSn with pretty OF The Hro Ridge MoHh'ana lls
Dec. 6-cwCG EllIhli u na.-I-..
PASTOR AND TEACHER,
YOUNG; rIs Presbyterian clergyman, AZ a ~ g'd"ut,e
N dsin suishcd College, mhoas had much
teaching and for three year, The pastoral ] r Wes n
CATION wishes with engagement SCUM VI es ~
healthy locality where conneci'! ;h ,sh pastoral aucs 10
could l,mrhins Classical a"!
HIGHEST lerenccs Address DEL. A.
Pungo.eaguc. Arcomac county, Va ~
TEACHER WANTED.
!, the EeX year gentleman ludmrn ~
w teach the higher branches OF Mathematics Including Dnete"
a n rbn H. had som. xEseuce teaching and can urnl'h
sss high moral character and capacity sss
ass % e,.c Of tho subscribers. Wssnton
Aau'ss'' P''i DANIEL TURNER,
~, y, WILLIAM MAGiiEE.
ZOa II TO 81 n, ia LTIMORtj AND NEW fOhh.
TSJESp Yorktown Virginia, commercial a'
turng business and shall petition the General Assem-
Nc n pass Incorporating the same as Joint STOCK cD
,y with banking and other pvieee having IN view the aIn
rn Of the Chesapeake Pay and anc 5ceaa ahS Wv
s,n.truci1n OF ra road from Yorktown through WIs'co
mad Ims City county Diascun Creek in Ne" Kent
Iljour IN Hanover, Central Rail Road Those ~hodn
unite scheme will call in person. or direct es M
nuI. Tn this place RoBhhi A>De''
York Town, Dec. 3-3.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06
STEAMEk BELvIDEKE

For BALTlAoKE ASD rH1 a. IweIved eSll.
o'clock and up to the hour of oc I
Tuesday 9Th for the above Sn and generally
for Wheeling Ptsburg Cincinnati aHa M UDLAM WATSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-06

AkkIVEJD.
Sch! Susan Rogers, ho,tu. .d:2.
sjchr lYnchburg, Couch. New York, mdss.
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, New York, mdse and pas
sengcrs.
Steamer Belvidere Clifford, Bliimore, mdse.
Schr Oakland, Myers, Norfolk, mdce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Whalers.

New Bed<d 5ih ship nb@rn. Bassr North Pac de- send
Sch Islands Oct :. - CAh-fne Feb s. with 80 bbl.
DO whale OIL ant os board 20 bbs ysrn
aEd 10 oto bcue LET - GATHERINGS bra Phnnsy
Msusposst 10 - The A reported Abrobos Bank.
bu homer fster NAhtlcket 100 and others before reported
Pas % % Cape horn jan g. whale steering W. shos
~hne ssnA 18th red edEs sad letter supposed Rambler
o. NshT ks. % River Of Plate. jan %, ba For
we,port PED at g 81 90 A. % W pased y.
sea she o. area X / ID INST n N0Hlsns Lad
~ard bou-d NhAing barb.
Bsrt Roaness Hand AilAnuc Of ,na for Greenpo
With 10 hos p and $50 Do ~ OIL spoksa 81 sat and
plot 1u o. hoard from y Loaton boat
sifrr from Capt J. Taeh Of bAt Pauna. Of Ne~ Beiori
reports her a. Cap Io~n FEB 18th ~ bhs " % haInoa
oil bound honr Capt .ends the oOsns
beard By ez,sns Joanna s-ptembsr a..
Oct oas Carver Wesport so ID Dee To-
proo Knpan ~ B-dirt 80 board ira .hD Msha
Ne~ bedford hsf ~hAs
i snas Osprs', Naromb-t N-w Bedford 81 lsh
oSt W. NeN b---fl - - POKE jas > Iona COss7
80 ~ h~ori 20 p no fepsft-d Dee, Bruce Dyer,
H clean sl-o ,F-k. % " nthrop Wood-afd ~ 20 %
~ osfl !2fh, M--srrsr BAKER N-r B@or4 Cart
Bile reported from Drrek
here the Jlnl. B-dsrJ wrecked
he h--=@tger csrrl-f ref Il
- OF, 90 a. "A N AFTER staraz ut@r ,ss
zaiey ggtas or Iusasro- Bsy. sh- fading he shp
-ak nue.. and had su.tn-d hs damage Aid
ard ad 20 - eastward u M.iaFs.csr A. ths
st- .Foarl 81 l-aked 100 a hours
Csp- Hei-l Alsu--a o4-. He h..
20 - board Bnt1a, Tuck Pr5v1c-to-. ~ hamo
bal as S4ch ron 3n ~ond shipped ~ tie
Aieti- from Dsvol e Bsfd r.8r.s
k-f Oct > a. % s. :, Ca Al ~ OL. R-por-s
.a-d ron Johanna - q hsrt DoDth Cut-r wa-n 10 %
70 crse ATE Carr N-S B-iri 500 81 Heard On seq
et- r, septea5er. Eha Dua5ar BIS Beiri 90 sC-r
rrzsls0ct ?. spoks sart Pains Of Nes B-dorI ,nc-
ported e Cap ToSa he p lad h-sn sscke5 the snd JuAs
q Ne' ind 'lecesdee AVA -ree Ass aaaors AMI eas
oza Csp, Rsse Of mp H.raa ofSss sedsr9 r.or.,
be- Zee Al - cn - W a. -e c-sa. ~ Pacr.
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