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PRESIDENT : LOUIS DEFAU.

II President du College do ID Louisiana.
len coryainct nu'il est impossible dobtenir
ans MI Establishment. compose Taxteriles ct
fe prt,siunnaires. les marnes resbthts et les
memes succes que dams une raaisol d'educa-
ton ON ne sort ad1nis que DIES pensionnaires,
s.est decide d transporter son etablissemenf
dana nue. DIES parties les plus bellies ct les plus
.slnhres de Ia Louisiana.
IA, 10 nremier septembre tuutes les repa-
.,,,n,s nue necessitent les imlnenses 1t ma
,,;G,uesb atisses de lancieu college Jetfer-
60 ,ar,nt iertniuees ct les classes seront on.
yprtes.
,i,r,iare Legislature un acte Incorporation
81 II uriyiIege de culliefer les nemes hon-
,,a,,ra 81 les mamas grades que dams les pre-
,,,;sra colleges du Nord DIES Etats-Unis, ne
,,orlirera rien ponr %suutenir 10 reputation dc
reimbursement quill nvpit fonde detnis deux
ans i Ia onvelle-Orldans. ct Oh il etait par
veui il reutir deux cent vingt-sept eleves. II
a l'avantage d'amerer avec hi lea mames
ptofcssenrs qui etaieut deja attaches d sob
Establishment, ct il ell attend encore dn Nord
,In neuveanx qli ne p~otfrrent que contrihuet d
In reputation quo s'est ,Ieia acullise lie college
mi rpducatipn emtnenime ntiarse ,acnihe uu'on
\ teroit.
Y Les tlsvrs nppattenpu nj a dos families ca.
thoIialies. sernnt prepares i la premiere COM
mnnlnn par IN pretre attaclle a fe'atdisse-
meft. 1r,rs les devoirs religieux- quel que
mt i'nillcurs lie cutie particn Ter des eleves.
y seront excitement ct disbursement rem
pills.
LIE President Tia College eoinpte sur he ron.
cpurs ct Ia bienseillaine lies lnhitants de Ia
~lalisiane pour nleiicr a. boi,ne lin u'c puvre
ID i y a IL ga part plaA lie ~dtroneitleit que
A at1lrnlniinf
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1'ROCSSEAu.

l,tltr1iisrs ,ltl nloit,s.t Tn Oh Jeux matcfas, &
Ismultllolrs d. loclle IL tie long . dc lar
Il pairts le 6llauSsolis. gc.
ttpryipttes de tAIae.ttfn o~reiller.
ypfyitttrs pour dor . paires de drap de lii.
iuir. ulie Hloustiqnhlre.
Embellishments com % cuuyertures lie laine.
pets par saisoi. -
a~paires de souliers. &c dernicrs Objects
lrlapeau. seront io'irllis par re-
tablissenielt, inoyen-
IN nbbelet gu argent uant hut p~iastres par
IN convert Ell argent. mos.
rh rodteau de table.
Tdhhs ces dillerents articles doivent porter
VI tedtfs lettres le nom tie feleve.
patoisse bt-Jacqnes, lie 10 aoft 1853. 40
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COLLEGE
DIE LA LOUISIANA

Sltns mnintenant dams Ia pnroisse 81
Jacques M siege de-, r'"n'ien
College Jefferson.
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LANDS y SALE.

Fine farming aud cypress lands, situated
- follows
On Grand Bayou above plantation Ut NOT
bert Lanye and below francois Mollerp.
On BAYOU Come. near the terry-on Bayou
Pierre Part above and below inrry:-m Belle
River on road leading to tfros n Prayans
plantation; -m Bayou Creuy; on Bayou
Droit;-mn Brula Labadie:-on New Texas
Double concessions III bac Of G1lllot. h%rnthers.
Barber and otfcrs.-On Bunlb StNlnrent &
on the Opelnlsas rail road route.
Terms moderate.
Apply te
\. J POWELL.
y. T., Dep. Surveyor & land agent,
Dunnlisuuville. la.
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Succession nf Francois Marie LATER
'itre Lcvcsqne.
Whereas Eupaemin Materre. widow :. NJ
Lalerriere Levesque. in her capacity of tutrix
and administrator ( of the SAID succession and
iative testamentary executrix of The last will
Of her said husband has this day filed with
the clerk of said Court a final account Of his
administration as aforesaid and a talleau ut
distribution together with her petition praying
for the hotiiologHtiun of The same.
Notice is hereby given to all vher, it may
concern residing within the7pariqh Of Assump-
ton to show catse within ton DAYS f~ruanstle pll-
b~if3ation Of this notice. and 70 all whom il may
concern. not residing within the parish Of As
sulnsatioi. TO show cause within thirty laef
after the publication Of this nullcr. why the
said account aud tahieau Of Distribute on
shotid II" be approved and ho1loloaatnd.
HY orlrr OF the Court.
Assumption, anh july 1852
DESIRE LEBLANC.
10 Clerk.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA. Cour

ETAT DE la LOUISIANA. Cour
du Cinqnieme District Jndiciaire.
pnroissc Assumption.
Attendu que Claiborne Loret a prasente
une petition d Ia Cour, A reffet d'obtenir les
letLes de curatelle d la succession de leu
John w. Belts, decide intestat
Avis est parle present donne h tous ceux
que celia peut concerner, d'avoir d deduirs
aois dix jours, les ~raisons. pour lesqnellcs Il ne
serait pas fait droit d Ia dite petition.
Par o,dre dc Ia Cour.
Assumption, lie Is aoat 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
40 GrAirr.
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soRNRAAEs
NOEHC E

NJ. WALSlfE begs to announce that hd is
ptepared TO receive at his residences near Ma
poleonville, as Day or Weekly Boarders, q Ii
mited number of young gentleman to be edu-
Gated along width his present pupils in the
usual branches of education, including Latin,
Grek. Euclid and the sciences. so as to afford
A general and extensive course OF instruction
and qualify for matriculation i'll any Univer-
sity in The United States,
Mrs WALSHE would also instruct a select
few young ladies, or gentlemen, along with
her own children. Music lessons upon reason
nable terms, either at her own residence, or
that other pupils.
Assumption, 10Th june 1863.
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CONDITIONS +:

-sls pH ia PENSION : $50 par trime.tre.
hce,mmodage Ell Manehisstgc : 50.
Les livrrs dc classc ssrulit ~tuur,is par le
rvltge al PINK co1taht,
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CYpRIEN 4. BAKILLEAU,
ATOCAT a NHPOLEONVTLLE,

Exerce sa profession dams lie 5ene District
Judieiaire, compose deH parolsses Assumption.
Lafourche Inferno ct Terrebonne. IL donnera
totrs ses soins aux ~affaires qu'oi voudra bien
lui confer dams oe district ct les avoisinants
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+, G. LoRrr, a. i. HlcKMAN. J.
b. l.. DuGAs, VIM W. PuGn,
NARcIssE GuEDRY.

ETAT DE Ia I.OUlSlANE.-tou
dn Cinqniemc District Judiciai,c,-
Parolsse Assumption.
Succession de L NJ Lnferriere Ieyeagne
Attendu que dame Euphtmie Materrp.
veuve F. M. Laterrlere Levesuue, CONNIE tl-
trlce ct ADMINISTRATIVE de la dite succession
ainsi qu'en sa qualite d'eNecutrice dntivn de
leu F.. NJ, LaIerriere Levesuue son mari, a de-
pose an bureau du g~reflier de Ia dite Cour IN
compte final de sou administration ct IN Ia
blean tie distribution de Ia sus1itp succession
ainsi qn'une petition Ell demandant IhomoIo-
CATION.
Avis est par le present dolne Il tons ceuy
que celia pent conccrner d'avnir 4 ded1irp
dams les dix lours, 81 les dites pprsonnes resi-
dent dams Ia paroisse Assumption. on s'ils ne
resident pas dams Ia parolsse Assumption. alors
dams les 30 iours qni %suivront la publication de
Get avis. les raisons pour lesqneIles Iesdits
eompte ct tahldau he distributions ne Beraient
pas APPROVES ct homologues.
Par ordre de Ia Jour.
Assumption. 30 Juliet 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
liz Eretfcr.
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- .. s-.- ~ ~ sss- -zrs rss s-s '~s,
.ua w. W -t~ ~ unass I'D rst s5i 4 y

Iailleur de Paris. Oh il a t~rayaille durart
douze annees. Went de s'etablir d Napoleon
Vile. dams la maison dc M. Pierre blanchard.
d cote de ~lhofogerie de M. Edmond Drouet.
M. Cleber ottre all public les services de sa
profession ct il espere a~cquerir I'M nolnbreux
patronage autant d cause de Ia modieite de
SOS prix que par l'elegance de ses CONNECTIONS
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AUX HORTICuLTEURS.

lie sonssigne Went de %reeevoir un grand as
sentiment de CRANES de lardinage toutes frai
ches, des plus bellies e~sptces.
II lee met en- vente sous touteT guarantees, a
m residence il paincourtville, chez Madame
Cade.. TIL. GOREAU
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.AU NJ ~.
A NENDRE A BON MARCi}E.
26"Onces Qnininc-" Sulfate."
200 Livres Sci d'Epsom.
50 de Giaubert.
40 galons 1Iuile Palmachristy.
250 livres CRANES de lin.
90 Indigo Ire qtalite.
400 Rouloaux rapier a tapissef.
5 Douzaines Tricopnerous.
10 I" Sirop Salsapateille de Bull.
90 Sacs de Sci de table liz eros.
10 Caisses Savons No. /, Il, A. Winchester.
l6 +" Cbandelles de Star.
10 Sacs Cafe De Rio.
5 Caifses Afiidon.
10 Harnals de buggy ct cabriolet.
6 Selles %espagnoles bien conditionntes.
6 de danes,
fouets peir ~voitures ct montufe il cheval,
etc.
RICHARD g. TEMPLET.
30 mai 1853.
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NOTICE..
AVIS.

Les pfrsonneE chi desirersiert ndapter inc
machine a yarenr a iii ltttrulin perpendic,l-
lairc. troureront de Ieur interGt il contractor
avnc II. James G. Morrison.
TouteS les personres qui dGsireraient con
tra ctHr pour ule telie machine dans Ee but
d'eNploit"r Ia recolte proehninc %'levront s'a-
dresser i NJ. +. G. LORET, d Napoltonyille.
ayant lr Ter JUN proclaim.
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A Y ~.

Les soussignGs, membres dun comit3 NOM
me a Pellet de contractor pour Ia construction
dune prison de p~aroisse. i Napoleo1Fille, pa
roisse Assumption, annoncent aux persrnne7
qui voadraient e1treprendre lie susdit navrage,
qn'ils recevrunt des propositions cachet6es Il
Get etfet. j~usqu'au Ter lundi de septemhIr pro
chain 1863.
Les perGoaneg qui desireraient avoir DIES III
formations sur la grandeur de Get editice, ct
autres informations n6cessalres vuudront hinn
s'adresser al bureau du Sheriff de Ia susdite
Paroisse, 4 NapoltoiviIle, OF elles trouyeront
lie plan
i. G. LcRrr. a. j. HICKMAN. j.
b. l.. DuGAs. VIM W. PuGn,
NARcIssE GUEDRY.
Paroissr Assumption, lie 5 aoHt 1853.
be Ftetlart ct Ia Ntnerre sont prizes dc
reprodulfe Get avis ct de presenter leur comp
We All Iresorier de paroisse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rx1nRSnaY MORNING. MAY 10, 1853.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Judoe Caskie was one Of the active und efnc'e
agents in procuring the appropriation Of $4,000 tor Tue
provement OF the James and Appomattox rivers -
the Committee of the Richmond Common Counc nm 60,
Judge Caske procured the appropriation o' - -
the erection OF the new Richmond Custom mus g.,
Judge Caske procured the repeal OF Inc eu uom.o -
law which limited the cos, Of The CuSu"
$3.50 0OO thereby virtually adding s7Sooo - '"e
priaton. ,,,. ,n,ron,;,,ion o,
judge Caske procured the Light House appropriate"
$4,000. o,,,od ,roer spprouria.
-.,. 6or his district than all OF his predecessors
together. ,, ou;e,v for his const.
Irdoo Csskje felt his duty to worK qu'e'y i' ''
w.,binp,op, and not consume the pubic nme oy
j. Congress- but feels 1t his duty TO discuss before
t-.o,e or his district the issues of the day
Jndge Caske belongs party that will nave majority
wo 10 one in the next Congress- while Mt Coleman DC
longs TO party which will be one 10 Two In minority
judge Caske has had terms experience and acquah'
ance with public business and men in Congress- ano " '
long 10 the dominan. party There's while Nc o0eun soe'
entirely unhedged into public life will belong 10 e suoo'
dos,e narv. and will be 80 new disciple even OF his own
creed os TO have little influence even with his own party
Judge Caske has always poiesseo ms pesen po'''a'
f.,,b. Mr. Coleman has boxed the compass in politics.
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CENTRAL, RAIL, ROAD

i"e "'''win. co'Emuncaon from an int iecnt gcne-
~ ~ augusta county, addressed 10 Col Fontanc presi.
ue " VIC Virginia Central Rail Road exhibits the aston
'ns pounct!1eEess Of The Valley ot Virginia, and cal
cu"eu 10 INFORM Richmond what she has been losing for
"a"' VI proper communication with HAT fertile region:
MT. SOLOS, AUGUSTA, 9TH MAY, 1853
or embrace the earliest opportunity, after my re.
@ ,, nun oh hchmond 10 forward in compliance With your
c" sili5iics ol the mercantile and other inter.
49, northwestern Augusta and part Of Rockingham.
WI. ooion thriving village fourteen miles Northwest
Sauh'oh and thirteen niles West OF Harrisonburg taken
as ..e ceni'edf my statistical table, and the distances put
down are from that point
FROM Various causes all this trade, which lcgitmley be-
'oss ~ Richmond finds lis way 10 Baltimore and will bt
accommodated by the Manassas Gap road II the friends Of
me CGna do not exert themselves its speedy compile
I l.ehmond is preferred market yet of these
cats or mill owners ever goes there owing 10 the want
ol speedy and cheap transportation.
TABLE No. l,
'o|S he aggregate mount of sales in Mirtyres stores
~ me Northrest part of augusta county and The upper
part Of Rockingham bordering on The Augustd line.
& & ni Villages. distance from County Aggregate.
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


HE Constitution Of the Commonwealth having required Inc
eby o provided that The term Of service OF te senators Oh
he Sr stall expire with that Of ihe M b ts % % m
@ aeranei by lot tina; the following districts snail constitute
be fr viz The ID consisting OF the city OF NooS me 4
Of he oGr Wight Sanse mond and Surfy the ON
e CIV Petersburg county Of Plnce Georges the Sa OF
PSsb. Cumberland and Chescred 10Th, Of Meckenbug and
2 Halifax; l4lh. of Bedord l6ih oi the cay o.
Williamsburg and counes James City Charles CITY New Kent
YORK E,pe, Cy and Warwick st ey Of RIchm9nd Vn @ o.
Inc counties OF Richmond Lancaster, Northumberlad aao west
moeand M OF Caroline and 2ih Of Fairfax anu
Aexandra 2oh OF Fauquer aud RappahannocE; h o aoe
marie 3n, Of Nyson amherst and Buckngham &d OF hap
shire. Hardy Morgan 3h Of Shenandoah ana rage aHh o
Augusta 3h Of v:eou Alegany Roanoke anu CalS 4oI OF
Mercer Monroe Tszewe AID OF Scott Lee ana Russell
.h Nicholas Pocahonta Raleigh Braxton anu Gree'
bier iGh of Rrche poi!ndg Ilaron Peasans and Wood,
i3h Of Uptu fat5o Lewis Gmer and Randoph and 5oth
Of Brooke, HInc0ck ard Ohio: !,
Therefore required by law to hold elections In each o
hereby required hold an electoa on
Thursday May each 10 his respective city and
aun,y Senator or the district TO which his county or
attached ior the prescribed by the Constitution
Given under hand Governor and under the sea- OF the Com
tsv, , Gonweaih. at Richmond, this I'D OF April. 1858
.SsAi Jos JOHNSON.
Blythe Governor go W MuspoaD Secy the Commonwealth
luriC Cy,-r.la
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WASHINGTON, MAY II, 1853.


The decision OF the Secretary of the Interior on me suo
;oc, o hc distribution of subordinate onccs IN s cy'
u no doubt adopted by the Government anq oeeo
h nracce of all the Executive departments. Uhue .''s
mia demanded by members of Congress, the cie,hshs
~ h. distributed among States, in the prop"f'oh oi e
federal representation. IT., r 80 hoxo -
Al. nfres are in fact at the disposition OF meocfs OF
coogress md ,hey cannot retain the control Oh te 50 wen
hv ueneral scramble as by fair disonon iney dye
isid uoon the establishment of The rule hal he c'efa.
shins shall be distributed among the States 10
,hcir federal numbers Thus they say the eght huhG,eu
clerk shps of the Executive Offices VIII nio" "'ee VI '
clerks for each Congressional district n; ;,
All efforts 70 obtain appointments lo' .',e D ,n
Columbia have been by the objection 'has ue'e utu
hundred and twenty District clerks alreaoyi uhu ~ - M
STATE, 10 uuplcants that the number OF DisuCt opp
men,s must be reduced in order TO meet .e ,els VI M
new rule of cuuaz alton The District Of Columoa, WIN
number of inhabitants less than the representative 'a
will moi be entitled under this stringent RUE 10 more ai
one or two clerks out OF The whole NUMBER Oh egh nun
dret. - ., :, ,ho a,h,oo
f he nendno annontments When the result shall be an
nounced il will be found that some OF The Names SO otter
mentioned in connection with this and That appointment
viii be- missing In Office seeking there are many slips
'iwxt cup and lip" ,r n, !;
The news of great gold discoveries in Western Texas
confirmed The ari flames has broken out In wash
,gon and proved stronger than even the thirst tor once
!, Young gentleman in of the departments yeseIuany
hre no his appointment, and with his savings IN MS po
e. and portmanteau shoulder promptly lett ior 'ne e
.iypines'' on the Colorado
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
.,RllsHED DAILY AND SENl."EEh
t.,,,,1IAM +. g. THOMAS RkTChiE' sn'
r f 4 al $:

dollars per annu, Al 'ns rae OF ss.
:assn Mara per annum and three dollars for months
avanee be paid in ne once or sem..oa BY man. po'
m ~es TO this office be remi,!sd per mail IN sosa nn M
n, the risk the Editors. the postage 81 az W
bas bs h., tIe ,erers The postage Of single letter u
~ @ TO writer II is the accumulation oi pos.
bu sincss which operates as seroustaS uPoi
he. 10
b-S';s TERMS OF ADVERTlSiNG ,, -
rn,,S ESQUlIER:-For TEN lines or less. hts' ~ ~
cents, and every Ssek hy
ast'su for each insertion after the first
advertisers charged u'y collars o1 sy M au
ts who charged 500, (pape' lnclunea)
WEEkLY-Fur TEN lines, or lcss hrsi insertion
u ~ "a t,r .ach continuance So cents .
orders from distance mus, es "n "s
a., 1inries ,,i tributes VI respect exceeding esn' s'es
a.,crp.a for Gs advertisements =, -
or ana Marriages from the country, whtnege
urSn" 10 u.s. must be anthenta;e. @ '
Of the In the nsshborhooN "rthey WI
n n.se BIZ ub,ssI sry measure, that has been taken
s nj nposons quzzes has hereofo proved
mast therefore upon such communications being eerheo
he name ofhe Postmaster 'rren on the back ofthe Sei
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DIRECT FOREIGN COTTON TRADE.

nave been shown an important letter addressed to
c. Blyor Esq late United States Consul al Amsterdam
aho Editor OF the Cotton Plant by the President OF pow.
sful ana wealthy European commercial company. This
e'er IN conclusion OF correspondence which has been
gong on or some time between Mr. Baylor and European
nuehces IN regard 10 the importance of Continental De-
POI of cotton From the language and Of The letter
oeore US lhe most favorable disposition is manifested and
The President has notified Mr. Baylor that one of the com
pany was 10 sail for Amerca in time to be a, the Memphis
Contention At Memphis the plan OF tour will be ogreed
upon His torr is 10 enable this gentleman the conden.
al friend and agent OF the European Company 10 Inform
them of the condition OF the cotton growers and their dis
position participate In any general such as is
contemplated by direct trade The object will also be 10 give
certain assurances 10 the planters OF the determination Of
European capital 10 cooperate in the formation OF Cont.
mental Depot Of Cotton This prove interesting
European society Judge of Southern friends but also
in regard change in the destination of that portion Of
the cotton crop which crcuously TO the
lacturers OF the Continent Nat Inkeligencer.
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,iHE GONERNOR OF THE CUMMON-
WEALTH OF vlRGlNlA-A PROCLAMATION.
uaMaOS having been received by Of the destruction by
pe hs CVu House Of the County Of Fauquie therefore,
ossh JohnsoG Governor OF the SAID Conn onweah pursuant TO
ne provisions o ne do issue this proca
oN HEREBY designating the basement CT the Methodist Episco.
South OF Culreper in the town OF Warenton,
which the Circuit ad the County Courts OF said county
CocT, according 70 law. 'o ~ " ~ " "
and n,aor -. ,.z.
SEAL oo!'u''"' '"ohu' 'nis ath DAY, Of May, 1853.
=, ,.- c-....w ,,. JOS. JOHNSON
oy INC SoYernot Dhonsh W. eSfoRp, Secretary Con,
nonwealth,
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THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


vEHEREaSa vacancy occurred in Judiciary Of this Com
the Of Edward Johnston the Judge OF the
fourteenth composed of the Counties OF Monroe Greenber
Pocahohtas, Ale stany, Boe,ourI Roanoke and Craig
rhteVe conformity law, the sheriff oil each OF SAID con.
hereby required hold election Thursday the r.
s; sy Of June the places prescribed by law or Judge
o The said fourteenth Circuit supply the vacancy aforesaid
G!ysG my hand Governor and under the seal Of the
Seal TS-''' s5g At "S''0u 'A'
b. he :oyeTnOr JOS. JOHNSON.
GEqs5E w HvSpoRo Of the Commonwealth.
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"UNITED STATES REVIEW" !"

The May number of this admirable monthly fully susa'"
It's reputation The leading article the relative
of Great Britain and The United States abounds in 'hous
Of striking originality and power. This article OF use"
worth The subscription price OF the Review We are
though not surprised at the favorable impression WHICH ~
Review has made upon the country Dor exchanges
in high terms OF Its merits and It's circulation is raPo 9
tending lis character affords sufficient guarantee Oh pe
manen. prosperity There specious glitter of "'
etrcous ornament about the Review but each numoe PIC
sents the reader with satisfactory instamen' OF SCUM
thought and useful information
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THE CHINESE MlsSIoN.-The "China Maip Of
February 25h see denies part of the story respect
iup the u S. Commissioners (Nr Marshaps) difficulties in
China TO which we had reference the other day II
stated that the authorities Of Canton had refused him n
terview but The Mail says:
$50 far as we can learn his intercourse with the tocun
tcncns of the Imperial Commissioner was periec agree
able 10 both parties and far we can personally Judge
he left Canton in very good humo and by no means ot
tended with the Chinese authorizes"
The Mail thinks probable MIR. Marshall will proceed 10
the north, but mol In the Susquehannah
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BIZ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

4 FKIJCLAMAIION.-
WEREAS vacancy has in the General Assembly Of
w the resignation of Charles Mason Esq, Sen.
a'r o ne district composed OF the counties OF Stafford King
george pe William; therefore the Sheris OF the said cuun.
e h.leey required ho election each IN his respective
county the Thursday OF May next TO supply the SAID va
cancy
Given Gnds hand Governor and under the seal Of the Com
nonwea,h d Richmond, this fifteenth day OF April, in the
= year 1853. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
Ny The Governor Csc. w. MUSFoRo,
Apnt l5-c;!e Sec'y the Common wealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
BROAD ROCK RACES.

'iHs1 pAT.-The spring commenced on the Broad
ocA course tuesday The first sweepstake for three
years oo colts and es slOo entrance half ore for which
hefe were three enres Mr. John Harrison named by
Childe Harold, dam Nat pope,a dam Mr. James Tally
named ch nhy oy Herald dam Betsy White Mr. John Bel
chsTs named en- C. 10y oy Aemode dam by Sir Charles
being dead one-in l. 49G, soy SIX
Mr. Taeys ly threw her rider in The sec,nd heal, nno
thereby lost all cnance Tor the purse Both the other colts
boed In the third heat but were brought back and made
90 over the mile fairly
The second was rather one sided affair MIR Green's
mare beating Mr. Pulam's quite easily in the simple
dash of mile for purse of 5000, in 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20
CRIMINAL, TRJ.Is-DEATHS.

CIsclSsATI May l6-Fndey who was lrea ~. held 10
hail in t6e sum of 81 0OO Kissanes trial was conu'o
al morrow. ,,,, died spddenly 81
Gore old merchant of This city 81 oIee se
Famv died Yesterday al The water-cufe establishment
near this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-20

THE BATH.-Dr Bell justly remarked that baths may
be ranked amongst the foremost nscessaies of e Baths
are considered Of higher utility than gymnastic exercises
az they affect the system powerfully than these
in the points wherein their chief excellence consists.