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New Freight Arrangement
BETW ZEN W0RCESTER& N.Y.

Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-M EELAI.Y-u Usual time IS Hours.
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Providence and worcester Ranroad.
ia So - ..ysi:si:.Hl q 80
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 9fh, 1853 through PAS
SENGER TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence at 720, and il30 a. m and LOO D. m
Leave Worcester at 80 and II a. m. and 4IO p. m
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-. Birds. r4
A FEW choice Canary Birds. Also, Cages, Foun.
"A tains, &C., at BIGELOw's,
apa gu |, Maple street.
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. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ne~ Yorf Laboratory, No. 1876 From, Street.
TcIRE CRACKERS, Canton Rockets. Double Head
n efs JOSS STICKS and complete assortment of Fire
works, warranted Of the first quality. Hf
Country merchants and dealers In general also rom
miitaes foi cry and country displays, supplied on the
must liberal terms. w. BENNETT.
~ myai JJy4 1876 Front Street New York.
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Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with F.
qualDespatch, al by amy o, herLisae.
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ROss's PrOviaepce & Worcester xpress

BY Every Train.
-f75zEzl5 PhCKArES Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
s ---.s5 and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended TO, with desl atch.
Packages and small cases forwarded aud ether Express
business transacted AT FAN River, Mansfield Aiileboro',
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass BIS
tol, Warren, port East Greenwich, Kingston. War
Stonngton, Conn.
OFFIcE.-American House, Worcester
Worcester, March 6, 1889. mars DIFF
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No sEASON CONTRACTs TAKEN
HIS Teams will start on Monday, the 2d day Of Nav
ana iae drivers be instructed to call all his for
mer customers and ask a continuance of patronage
Those who havechanged TIER residence since Oct is
1882 and those who may for Ice will be
supplied by leaving their orders at the office.
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Paper Hangings.
Il III subscriber has just received, direct from
Prfs2 an invoice Of Superior Pabers iur Parlors,
Draining Rooms, Entries, Saloons, &C., th largo
collection OF Chimney board Prints CENTRE PIECES,
UADos &C, which purchasers are invited to examine
207 Main Street, Worcester
mch24 DIFF A II. NEWTON.
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REFRIeERAToRs.

Those wishing to purchase invited to call and ex-
anime the nost extensive and varied New
and second hand Regerators be found in the Civ at
low Price
~ Office No. Mechanic st., South side of u.
Hotel ALDEN H. SEARS
worcester, April Is, 1853. J2m
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Special Eotice to FOREIGNERS.

Special Notice to Foreigners.
TENHOMPSON & CO., Express iorwarders, having
4 made arrangements Tor drawing Checss directly TN
Belfast Banking Company, Belfast Ireland any
OF its branches are ready draw Checks on the
above Company, from to 6 900.
The advantage of sending 10 friends abroad Bank
obvious.
Bills Of EXCHANGE, Cheeks and Passage Certificates,
for passages from Liverpool TO New York. Boston,
furnished vt Ibis alice. ). V. r. NlCKCOX, Agent,
les dlf Waldo Block. Main slrtel. w oreesIer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
THE. GARDINER TRIAL.

HssHISoToY May l5 District Attorney Fendai csu.
med h ar. tins morning in support of his fret pro-
position the DEFENDANTS want Of He cited The les.
tmonv of Wright, Smith, AtoCha Arraugois. Green, Ton.
20 aud others going that rn his first entrance in
10 the Republic Mexico In May, 1910 10 1914 he was
practising denisy apparently without any other OF
living hlch brought HIM near To the time nc alleges
in his memorial cnrying on mining operations ex
tenslvriy
He quoted other evidence showing that for Two yea's later
he pTaisad dentistry and in moderate circumstances
&c, suddenly in lS47 they found him protesting be the
owner of ar immense mine Was it usual he asked for
men TO become mlIoanres sJeediy9 How did he obtain
this sud len rsui,7 BY drawing lottery prize by ga.
cy2 and why could he show no" he got in Proof OF
this proposition established the fy Of the GATH end upon
this alone the jury ought 10 convict.
But he would 60 and show The be blacSer and
blackcr He discussed the diib IL might reasonably
be presumed that the dccn lam personally present in
order 10 carry Ilcs. mining operations and in the pro-
test defendant admitted that his was ndspensa
bic In answer this he ccaptu!aird the testimony Of
Wright and reviewed the Norea papers which showed shat
rom July 1874 April 1915, he engaged salary
with The missing company Of San Jose Narit1res in the
State Of MGhoIcGn hundreds of miles from Lagunilas,
where The memorial represented him 10 be- They next
found him. according witness Lewis in the State Of Gu
other places up time he by Witnesses Bowcs
Rowan and Maox speaking Of trading up tho Gulf and Of
going 10 S0ulh America in search OF mines.
Mr. Frndh proceeded 10 review Tho testimony ard had
not closed up 10 he hour Of adjournment.
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Correspondence IF the Baltimore Sun.

NORFOLK, VA, May IL, 1883.
The Of the gardeners around Norfolk are now com
plainEg Of the ruinous prices their peas bring in the
Norfolk markets Calculations had been made that those
., fIrunnc enough have al early crop would
readily realize from IS So barrel for The same but 81
81 The average price contained and hundreds OF bar
cla ihs morning changed hands al G2H a ! Is These
prices ninuus, when ke into consideration the
trouUie ard expense Il cuvaori and what is sill more
dishrltenng 10 the cutivalor is the enormous price
:r gathering iirengs, about ihls time the
yc,r the State Vi Vrgaia, exceedingly
uni u5ia free labor for temporary arD anl"
rcspnrCr. fyI this convenience exavagan! prices
paid which renders n. raising of peas exceedingly uupro-
i;ablc
Joseph Thompson, alleged passer OF counterfeit money
who escaped from Jail Sunday morning. il is supposed is
lurking in The woods the shore, waiting op-
pouni.y 10 ship of 10 reward of $50 offered for
his apprehension.
The U. S. mail steamer Roanoke, Cavendy commander
arrr ed her wharf Sunday night in 81 hours from New
York She brous h. full freight and large number OF pas
sengers among whom 10 aborcrs who have been
ployed 10 work mines in North Carolina The R., whilst Of
Barnegat, ran into small soop, in which two per
sons, Of whom drowned The other saved
through the unIrina cxeOns Of the and passengers
Her B. NJ. Consul G. r. James, Esq, the distinguish
ed novelist commences course Of lectures the Mechan
les Hail Monday evening Subject, literature
science and the arts.
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10 the Editors of "a: Enquirer:

10 the Editors of "a: Enquirer
Gentlemen: The Enquirer OF the iih inst has just been
placed in my hands, my from the county Greene
in which nd the following intcrogatiOns ropoundcd BY
"Nanv Voters OF Greene"
Are ynn favor OF distributing among the States the
proceeds o The public landsl
= Do YOU believe distribution constitutional
II elected, will you vote for advocate favor any law
the reception Of the proceeds Of the public lands
from the Federal leasnryl
a. viii you stand upon, and all occasions defend the
platform, laid down by the Baltimore Convenon2
5 Are yuu in favor OF allowing our State Banks issue
small noIe~2
have already several public occasions. expressed my
opinion upon these different points, but il is possible that
Many Voters of eenc" might not have been present. and
perseyeng efforts being made misrepresenI
me- will here briefly say that do "stand" firmly any
in thu Democratic party "upon and will, "on all occa
sions" defrnd the platform laid down by
the Baltimore Convention. opposed 10 the policy OF
distributing tie proceeds of the public lands upon ground
heretofore commended for by The Democratic party in our
State bu, think ought take The amount due Virginia
under tn, Distribution Act OF Al Upon this point howey-
r. woul ne governed by what is the wishes OF majority
Of MY constituents.
am lsI decidedly opposed 10 the circulation of small
notes either by State foreign Banks individuals
Hoping This brief and hurried reply will satisfy MANY
Voters OF Greene" well the masked "ODe who knows
am. very respectfully. your obi serv't.
MAY l7TH 1853. JNO. r. LEE
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THE METROPOLITAN DISTRIBUTION. JOHN
S. CASklE.-CuI. Coleman the Wing nominee, is on his
waks His eiJrts, we hear, ulrng and unrcmtng 10
bring whole Wing strength the district. Bolts Is
dead hr Wing almanacs proclaim the ac The wide and
supposed ncurabe wound with witch The Whig party in
Richmond were inflicted has sntend down into simple ci-
calrix The white goved Wing of franklin walks
in arm 10 conding fellowship viii MIN o Butcheown and
ScreamrsviIc The gap between the rival wings Vi Mon
tague unA Capuet has been filled lp All is concord love
and harmony in the heretofore dicnrdan Wing ranks OF
Richmond. In the other counties The district hear
that like spirit OF unicn preYailsta they determined
to make desperate fight of IT, We indulge in these 0bser
vat0ns with view OF urging upon he Democracy the I'M
portance Of energy and action UNLESS they give il, the dis
rict may lost and Cakie dcfeale Richmond city can
in pinch give thousand Why minority. Voting is
easy ard convenient and may lrge turn out
This ority mnst be in he district To do IL,
will require that the Democracy brought the polls
that they in all their scag caclessncss and
indspus bcstir themselves may lrct Coleman Con-
eess Ii they do desire 10 accomplish this unfortunate
and disastrous end they work, with resou
lion and hearty good will From Chesterfield The
county Democracy in the District much expected She
has been its salvation in times past she rnua again
preserve it, Let there full turn cut in Chesterfield and
We entertain fears 10 The result. Judge Caske l. q
representative of which district should poud-a pu-
rer politician high sOuled honorable gentleman and
m ADLER young statesman il viii! be difficult find. His
district should, by all means, return him.
South Side Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20

MR.. BROWN or BEDFORD

Me.srs Etitors:- was much grafed In your pa.
per- days ago. extract from the Lynchburg Repub-
can, paying deserved compliment the worthy Senator
from the county OF Bedford have had the opportunity OF
observing Mr. Browns in the Legislature and
witnessed with admiration the fidelity and ability with which
he has served his constituents He is gentleman of fine
talents and extensive information Of enlarged and elevated
views OF hrm unloading integrity whom there is no
offer and that good namely, that he de-
serves il; deserves indeed than coad we'll be said
without seeming borrow the language Of pauegyric The
ed in the councils OF the Stale; that his constituents are
sensible of that fac, and will him. there hardly be
doue for il agreeable reflection know that
merit however uuassuming, is sure TO be appreciated
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, NAY 1.-The Convention was called 10
der by the President a. the appointed hour
PRAYER By Rev b. Manly, j..
Professor! Runtley read the report of committee the
Organ Of Publication. While under considerations the order
of the day taken up, which consideration
The repur on New Ofenns Previous 10 It's consdera
however leave given 10 the committee nominate
Boards report. Their report was adopted.
The following is the new Board Of Foreign Missions To-
Gated al Richmond:
Rev. J. b Jeter D. d. President with Is Vice Presidents
from the several Southern States.
Rev j. b. Taylor, Corresponding Secretary.
Archibald Thomas Treasurer.
Dr.. WIN Fl Gwalhmey, Recording Secretary
Charles r Workman Auditor.
Aanascrs.-Rev r. RyIand, Wellington Goddn, Rev B
Manly, IT, Rev Reuben Fu!, John e. Stanard, Jas. Tho
mas it, j. B. Wood, Dr.. A. 6. Workman DR.. A. Snead, J
TaIman Rev Joseph s. fnl'halI, Francis j. Barns, WIN
Sands VIM Crane, Rev Thomas Hume and Rev r.
G. Howell D. D., and Henry X. EIyson ct otfcio mem
The oh officers OF the Domestic and Bible Boards wer
re elected except that Rev. T. F. Curtis resigned the office
of Corresponding Secretary of the Domestic Bard and
committee appointed TO nominate his successor.
The Convention then proceeded TO the consideration Q
the urder Uf the day-the mission 10 New Orleans After
spcd debate in which Rev Messrs. Keen Snn,son Buck
Fuller and Mcssrs Low md Winston participated the
port wn, recommitted Ia the committee.
On notion Resolved That il the opinion Of li Convcn
ron the present organ OF publication (he Home end For
epn JJurna is best adapted 10 The purposes OF The Boards
The report on Missions 10 China presented by Rev
Dr. Fuller and adopted II fully endorses the uf TN
Board - Isnis@ng Rev }! j. Robert o Canton, from TN
mission ny service.
was resolved not 10 adopt, al present. system ni Bhl
copoage but TO leave the matter in the hands o The seSe
raj State Bible Societies
Rev. w c. Crane Of Miss, presented Tespla'ons On TN
importance of ministerial education, and The duty IF youn
men preparing Tor The ministry 10 enter the foreign mission
field which were unanimously adopted.
AT the afternoon session. The consideration OF the suhec
of Missions 10 New Orleans resumed; and il hna
resolved 10 send four talented ministers New Orleans
and 10 appoint unite with the Of III
Pauding legacy in erecting hlnisome house OF worship
Four thousand dollars subscribed this object b!
members of the Convention present.
Rev Joseph Walker Of ST. Louis, elected Correspond
ing Secretary of the Domestic Board.
After adopting the usual resolutions OF thanks the Con
vcntion adjourned meet IN Montgomery Ala, the sc
cond Friday 10 May 1855.
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BROAD ROCK RACES-SECOND DAY.-The race
over the Broud Rock Wednesday for The Pro-
pt.,or's Pure Of $500 mile heats for which there
were three rhtrts, VIZ:
l. Thonas D. Watson entered ci. M Florence by Herald
dam Marchinness-4 years o!d-97 lbs
. John Harrison entered Maid OF Edgcombe BY Boston
pr d. by Andrew years old-lO7 lbs.
g. c. & r. Green entered ch. h. Governor by Register dam
BY 'smocon : ITO lbs
Positions drawn for, and The inside fell 10 Governor,
the NJ aid second, and Florence third.
After false start the three got oil, Governor leading
head Of the quarter stretch where he passed by
the Maid and by Florence, who Won the hrs,
heat in AZ l2: Governor barely saving his distance
In the second heat Governor again took the lead holly
pressed by Florence The Maid falling behind al respectful
distance Thus they rapid pace until nearly the
end of the first me when Florence pissed the Governor
and continued TO widen the gap until nearly half round
in the second mile Here the Maid made bold push for
'front.' and after desperate effort, succeeded in locking
Florence in the last quarter Stretch then beating her home
winning the heat in 10.
Thus ended the race Mr.. Watson Withdrawing Florence
and the Governor having been dstanced.
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MEETING OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.
WAsHIyoroS May lS.-At meeting Of the members Of
the Smithsonian Institution, constituted by law held
the 1t Of August 549 President Taylor presiding com.
mer appointed draft Of by laws for the gov
eminent OF tic meetings Of the Institution. The
deaf President Taylor and the subsequent resignation
Of his Cabinet, having prevented the action OF this commit
Ice President Pierce directed he call Of another meeting
held The 81 OF May in the session hall OF The Smith
sonisn building Less Than half the mcmbers being pre-.
sent The mreng after receiving account from the Sec
erry The nizilion and operations o the Institution
adjourned to Thursday The l1th inst.
a adjourned meeting accordingly held Thursday al
IL ocIurE A. NJ. Present. President Pierce exotfciu Pre-
stcn; the Smithsonian lnsu'ioni Secretaries Marcy
Guthrie Davis, Dobbin Canpbei Attorney General Cush
ing Mr. Mason Commissioner OF Patents; Mayor haury
md Professor Henry Secretary OF the Smithsonian nstl.
tuition.
The President took the chair and The minutes OF the pre-
vous meeting read On notion the President appoint.
ed committee Of fyr. consisting OF Messs Cushing Doc.
bin injury Davis and the Secretary 10 dfaught code OF
BY ,ws The committee, after due elaboration, reported
the by laws Smithsonian institution, providing Tor
the calm. OF meeting, &C.
The port le committee having been adopted the Set
rotary presented Of the organization and opera
ton re the institution relative The reception and pubca
tim enlurs researches the exchanges The formation Of
s of libraries the accounts with the state 81 The
unds and the policy with regard to lhr rmaton OF coec.
tions, &c.
On motion OF Secretary Davis the nominations were
then rccei7cd Tor he app n,mcnt oi an honorary member OF
The institution 10 be made succeeding meeting.
The meeting then adjourned 10 The hst Monday in June
At IL p'ciDrk 4 NJ.
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ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS


The Democratic Vigilance Committees OF Monroe Ward
and Jefferson Ward it will be SEEM NEE, TO- NIGHT Much
work We, enuns be done BY Vigilance Committees
Our opponents are armed every point, and only
overcome them In This contest by united and steady
ons-wi,h our whole orcelherefore let every Democrat
the city b,ur this in mind md acl as become members
great party fully impressed with the importance of
Democratic triumph Of Democratic ascendancy, and the
Influence OF Democratic principles in promoting The STA
blity advancing the true interests aud welfare of The
country.
MONROE WARD VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
The Democratic Vigilance Committee Of Monroe Ward is
requested to meet The Shockoe Hill Tavern, Friday
evening" The ooh insi al O'Clock. Punctua attendance is
IN. committee SAML D. DENOON.
COMMITTEE-Sumuel D. Denoon Larkln w. G!aze-
brook Mark Downey, Alexander Sterling, G. r Chiles,
Geo w. Clutter, Richard Moore, Ito. NJ Nmmo' s. G. Da.
vs Henry Cracke. Isaac S. Graham. VIM NJ Harrison,
to G. Scot! Jr vineen. BaIgamn RICHARD e Lee W ,I
Vim NJ Fulton John Appleyard, II. D. Dickinson, Ro. J
wiseswor'h William Wa'!s, John Gibson, g. W. Tnouy;
" Jones' Dan'l P howe. Thos. Z: EpPes Joseph Hicr.
holzer A. g. Layne VIM +. Hll s. Stenlein, Geo L. Bet.
'y John E. Kelly, D. $. DeIapI me, R. 4 Lewis, VIM
John NJ Gillespie Charles s. Morgan, Lawson B. Hill WIN.
Gray Henry Philips, VIM. W. Timberlake, Royal Todd,
Crawford, Dr. f. Robinson, VIM B. Allegro Garrett Wat
spn, VIM W. Dunnavan Paul Bargamin, WIN. P. Munford,
Sam T. Bayy, d ine Johnston, r. llnny, ~ NJ MARTIN,
Francis Dusrh +. Bottcher Moses Miiteldorc Daniel
| Huckaduy DAME, roty, Michael Taylor Richard Moran
| and Mariani Gilnnni
JEFFERSON WARD VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
The Vigilance Committees for Jefferson Ward, will meet
at Old Market Hotc (Sadleis) this evening al o'clock.
JAMES DOVE, Chairman.
COMMITTEES. DR. Jlmes Dove, c Hill John P
Taley George Sadler, James Moore, T c Burns, Alex
Craig. James Hunt Wood, AddngIon, NJ Pur-
cell, O'Ne, James Collins, Edward Aud, Wicher Abra-
hsms 5 T Mason, james Smell. Orange Bennett. Hugh
Hasan, Q Hill, Robt Higgins, John Hogan, D Sims,
Geo Hundlty. Sas L Johnson T Joseph Jackson.
John Blankinship Phil Bergi,mer, Patrick Bannan, Car
Bethel, Michael Brannar Bankenship, Jonas Cohen
John DIVER ohm Donuhoc, w Freshman, NJ Flushet,
John Cream, VIM Godsey P F. Gentry. e Kronsr,
Thus F. Mathews, R II Melbourne, Ksndrick, =
German.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20

~ Bu%icsra by tue Rev Stephen Eaan THURSDAY s'i
the 18th MS; Mr. CHARLES e. ELLElr, Of Richmond CITY
Mis- LUCY 81 san B'lNLES trushct OF Col D W X. BOWLS
BOwIcsyle, Va.
Married. The 0h ins In st Peters Church, Fort Rosa
VIM Fri.nh JOHN VI. SCOTT. Ed, o FaUgule'
Miss MARY F. daughter Of Augustine Fr7hugh EsG Of hH
Ecurge county.
MARRIED IN Bun.H'ck az TIC lh instant, ny the Rev u
puyal. JOHN HARDING. IT. nj Tennessee Miss so III
MERRITT daughter OF WIN II. Merritt OF the former pace
MARRIED. in Drnn.wcs, the ih instant. TlloNt
WHEELER OF the Virginia Conference, Mrs NINA Rl'Ls
llu. liter OF John q RIYes, deceased
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DIED..

DIc III. 2 Apri the residence Husband Arjh
PAGE Esq ni Cumberland county, Va. Mrs Lucy ~. yns r,
ter Of Dr. John Trent the 9th year her 'f iovsa ly
children Mrs Page descrvety ard sL'a h. ~ !,
her relatives and acquaintance Keen r. - o,,
M n the dtsrcnsalon which has taken h.i o. - hant !,
responsibility and usefulness early ,t.r los. =. her ,y,
.nnr Sp. h. 80 lar me member at the pres''
terrain Church She sought The I"!1 s 1 sy When
hri mango, - iea'i, "''''
0ly -
nal >. Mo-, ~ 81 the 18th nst alter
artcd lines on Cary PAGE IN the 10Th year OF his age one
IL , the of cUmhs rand Nj "a.
80 a. scvcn commandment IN the Prorston Eistoi'
rr To was warned al HE preaching end by several
49,, anil the prospect o! death lnme lately hr'
go, m. nv DAYS his last sickness lie had opportunity
,rond him all is ch!rcn lie made known his hope
1 10 and expressed repeatedly his rcsirDat
- viii Cod and clear ard emphatic saej w
~ IN the Christ. whose blood cieanSet from all s
I ,ho , made hIni-. Known willing mud able save ga
,'' ,,.o., ~, u,,n gill a,ek God ttrou,h him
IEp Brunswick, the 3r instant, Of p,a.y. FasIAl
HICKS, aged Gs years.
DIED, Brunswick. The 10th instant Capt VILLA
! GREGG. aged about rs years.
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lion like tha would tescl,c a:d would ''s-:'" ''''
excavations and scuIn.
Richmond ought ualrcnd 10 tits SUBJECT. ohc cannon u
ford to throw away popularity She tas LOST 100 nl" u,
that way aeudy She could .asy make "e''e '"e wv
h,n,ng Of The STATE sgain if she chose to do 3d. Even
10, cenaocs If prft are her object she make larger d.
yid.nds by ming with the country people and paying
par prices what they have paid par prices 'nan y
specuatne Upon their losses at even forty per cent
If you take advantage of mans losses, and chea nun "
III Of stinay ;hr when his necessities colnp' ''' "
nit IT, you Forfeit his respect while you incnf MS
hatred II in liberal and just spirit you JON WIN ~
deserving euictprise in lie time oil extreme "''0'
your wise ard Timely assistance ensure Tue
'urrse, rendering it profitable 10 ooln' you W.
,.,, ,rd meyer winning friendship Such is the ai1erha
,y fr Rihopd TO decide in dealing with Inc iriehos OF
rho cer, road She had better invest forty per cent ie
their GOOD will and friendship Than lay il up In enu'ous
nucket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20

CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON.-We take great
pleasure in calling attention the advertisement in
paper Of The above establishment which IL well worthy OF
the patronage of all who in the summer season 10 the
Bay shore for health and recreation. Hampton very
pleasant resort and The Chesapeake Hotel u.s. and long
been, one OF its greatest attractions.
Petersburg Iuiclieencer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
L.;e U. S. Surveyor Treaty Gua,,ulupc Hid
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BosTON MAY IL = In the House to-day, motion 20 recon
slider resolve approGTiating 1000 tho erection OF
monument 10 webster was rejected by vote o. lis !" ~
Ihc hour Law passcd The House day b. II M oriiy
POi II Ate pi-.' .T R01prRy
New BEpFosp, Nav lS.-A bold attempt made
rob he Commercial Bank in this city las, evening. I'd
sleeping Of the cashier entered and tie be uk &c!
stolen, bn the robbers failed admission the BAN
md hnnllY dccanpeh