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August . dis
ITNIoN STEAMSHIP CoMPA- .sss


anil Capc May For Philadelphia every Wednesday,,
STEAMER Cry or RlcHMunp, Capt. Mitchell
STEAMER VmaINIA Capt lenl
STEAMER PENNsYLyAN1A Capt. Baymure.
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Monday aud Thursday nt high
w,er touct ing at Cape May land passengers. lie.
turning leave phiadcph every Wednesday and Sotnr
day at 10 o'clock a. NJ. rotil further notice.
Passengers for npe May will consult their Interest
by taking this route, il is in addition To being the
cheapest, the most expeditions and moltnble.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have en-
tered into forward passengers through
New York, either by steamers, allowing them II
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three or four day
or proceed directly on to New York, upon the arrival al
the steamers.
ShiDDers 10 the West-TobacGoniats desi
ious of shipping Pisbure, will plense bear IN mind
that we have rnndc all the necessary arrangements to
forward to aceo through at 90 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the DAILY papers
Ia the city, when the steamers will be ready 10 receive
freight mud the hour Of their sailing
N. B.-Shppers will bear in mind that all Bills oi
Lading must be sent the wharf nt Rockets, be sign
ed before the smiling Of steumers
Fussnge through New York, lst cabin aud found, "
Capo May
ilaphia
2nd cnbin "
For freight or passage, apply To
RO. RANKIN. Aar., Richmond, w
ic cog.dbcts ihe Dock
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FOR NEW YORK.
J. Mail Linz per Ae SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

,INHE new nnd clegnnt .de wheel steam r..slas--N
Il ship JAMESTOWN (Onpf. Parrish, )shSs~-ss-s~~A'
will eave Petersburg via City Point, every Inefln,
Evening, und the ROANOKE, (Capt Cavendy,) eyefA
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. ylu tn
Stce,nee rasaape . O0
For speed comfort and safoty these Steamships ote
excee1 by none on the eorst mud travellers will hnd II
the most pleasant route the north they will there
by avoid the dust nd frequent changes Of the Railroads
E-V Tickets issued mt MY office on Sycamore Street
SARL q. BAPTIST, Agt, Petersburg.
t-Y-A passenger train leaves the Appomnttox dcpot
every Tuesday aud Fridny half past o'clock p NJ.
to connect with the Steamships City Point Pnssen.
gers by the Southsie Railroad will roach Petersburg III
time To take the cars for the steamers. y IL Is.
July li-ts
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia

RN ST EAMEN BEIN TUEHF.
Ieayes RichInoad cgery T'aesday nj O'Clock u. ~
ILL., TIE large and new Steamer B LVl ID
ssssss Gnpt GirroRD will receive freight every Mon
day. aud up the hour Of o'clock P. NJ, every Tues.
day. for the uboye place.
Shipper. to Wheeling. Piushnrg Cincinnati and the
South and West generally, will find this route the chonP
.ist and most expeditions. For freight apply 10
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
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HOT AIR FURNACE
Economy and Safety Combined.

VINH Subscriber hnying accepted the agency for
i Lynehburg. respectfully calls the attention of
the public 80 the CALORIC HOT AIR FURNACE,
pntcntod 1888 by DR. Bolton & @. d. Yne, of Richmond,
W., nnd l. pronounce 10y seienti 10 gentlemen, be
the complete furnace invented. 1t combines
the following ndvnntagesi
lat The cold air tHken directly from the atmosphere
through the furnace into the desired be
ed. 2nd 1t can be worked with either wood OF Coal,
and consumes much less fuel than other furnaces and
gives twice the quantity of Hot air. 3rd Its Ia
much less than olhersand takes up less in its
strucon. #45
For warming Factories, Churches, Public Buildings
aud private dwellings II is iast superoeedng ,thers
in Richmond Petersbnfg Bnltmo New FORK Boston,
and other places where 1t is introduced.
Ono cnn be seen nt Alex. Simpsons New Faotoryad-
joining Paino n Ormplops Tobacco Fantory in Lynch
burg, aud all information given respecting IL by
JOSEPH FARRAR, 5.#
dec dft at Alex. simpsons
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'U RG, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8 1853.
INSURANCE.
IRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsUR

\ 1AcE.-Lyach6ug Hose u Fire Insurance Com
many.
ms 20 "panY makes Insurance against loss dam
age by Fine or Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Fuco
ries and other buildings furniture Goods wares ~ai
merchandise generally in aud country un .he most
favorable te,ias.
Also makes insurance the lives all persons en-
toying good health, and of sound constitution for the
whole duration ofliie. or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will bo
Insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and
nny OF the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President.
DON T. G. PETERS lice President
SAMPSON DluGUID Chief Engineer.
James Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John .iggnt, Nathan b. Thurman
6eorPs w. fnnee,, lohn Otey Taylor,
William I. Andersen. William 7. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS Treasurer.
CREED I. WILLS. Sec'y.
DIR. 7. II, tilmer ,,,,c
DR.. VIM. Otway Oven. '''''' '''"'''''N
Tho Medical Examination f subjects for Insurance
will be msdc the office of the Company each day
between the hours of . and o'clock, =.
fcbS--dts
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school a. College Text Books.

MORRIS S, Richmond, Va. would invite the
- attention of tho various schools and institutions
If learning throughout the Stnte, to hls School ana
classical Books. 1ert Bools, used in the various Col
lrges and Universities. with general collection of Edu
cational Works, in every departments of learning
E1-School Stationery of every description.
liberal discount will he made, and bundles deliver
I'D in LynchbuIF. free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
nug 22-ta
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RICHMOND.
IA LINE Of Richmond

' AND NEW.YoRk PACkETS.-rhis new ->ss&
homc line Is composed of the following vessels, nod
aals from New-iork every three dnys. All owned IN
the city of Richmond, wiz
Schooner Orinnn Captain Daniel Dodge.
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DR JOHNSTON

Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
f..,n one ofthe mosteminent Colleges of lhe
lSate, and the greater part of whose life has
4 nj inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Phiadel-
4 else where has effected some OF the most as,
curesthat were ever known. Many troubled
.iog in the ears and head when asleep, great
i as.., ' being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
H., with frequent blushing, attended, some.
! HI Je,nngr,nent of mind, were cured immedi
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OOKuNG GLASS AND PICTURE

\ OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY-Theu undersigned
manufacture and offer for salo the following articles nj
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornaments and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fnncy wood and gull;
Dngueneotype Frnmes, large gebeautiul assortmso'
new goods
Looking Glass Plates OF all sizes md fitted In
Picture Glass. French first quality. from 5Jx36 inch
es down
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished to ord"
Composion Rosettes of all sizes for Builders nero,
work
ALso-Old Work re-git aud obbing in all tho aboy
branahes
Picture Glass cut 10 any pattern-nnd large size
French Mirrors furnished To order.
tV1Country orders by mail willreoeve prompt tatten
lion FRANCk & GLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9Th and l0thst. Richmond
q
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NORRIS PUBLISHES

4 NORRIS PUBL1SHES-
"A. Cal's Vii ginia Reports, Vols. 4, 5 and 8,
Washingtons Vols,
The Virginia Gases, by Broekenbrough and Holmes--2
Vols,
Tntes Dgested Index of the Virsinia Reports,
Tates Dgo.t of the Laws of Virginia, Ia new edition
preparing adapted to the new Code,)
Tate $ A merican Form Book,
fuckers Commentaries the Laws of Virginia-2
Vols: vo.
Rubinson's Forms,
Robi lsou's Practice. nov Ia is
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TO S TRdNGERS.

aay thousands cured utthis institution within the
Eenrs aud the numerous important Surgical
performedby DR.. j., witnessed by the Re-
4 the papers and many other persons notices Of
\ appeared dand again before the pubic,is
s guarantee that the afflicted will find a skill
,,norabe physician
p There are 50 many ignorant and tn
! ack, Advertising themselves as Physicians ruin
! Aeath ofehe already afflicted, that DR.. Johnston
iecessary o say, especially to those unacquain
d his reputation that his ere ientials or diplo
q hang in his Office
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
n ry cured, and fall vigor restored.
AL LETTERS POSr-PAID-REM
~ MAIL. OctS -d&clv
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LUDLAM a. WATSON,

nICHMoHD VA
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM
MISSION RCHANTS,
OFFICE n WAREHOUSE SOUTH sIDR OF THE BASIN.
july 3dts
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DIR PAIRING FOR Pun ICATION

DN PNKINE EOK ~ II ICNIION
Calls Virg MIA Ropous, Vols. |, ., and ,.
Icnning's S Muniord's Virginia Reports. vols,
Munlord's Virginia Reports, vols. with notice
and references TO subsoquent decisions and overruled
cusea by Lucinn Minor Esq, Oounselora nj Inv.
In press-A history OF SUN in Equity
A. MORRIS,
Publisher and Law Bookseller.
nov OTIS D7 Main ct Richmond.
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my / 1T,

TOILET SETS, in every Variety
1 Toile, Sets, D, 10, II nnd 10 pieoeai of Blue
White Granite Flowing Decorated aud Gilt Fancy pat
crns Toilet Ware, Basins md Ewers and other pieces
singly and In poira.
J d. Il. EVANS, No. 1l7, Wcst Main at
nov ~ IL Richmond, Va
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IN PRESS-A HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
| EQUITY and of nn Action nj Common Law, by A.
H. Sands Esq, Conseor at Law
This work embraces n minute hccount of all the steps
TO be taken in a suit of Equity and an action Law,
from their commencement their termination also,
the mode of enforcing judgments decrees, together
with the manner of appeals, writs OF error, &c. &c
Forms Of bills answers and ,.ecrces il, Chancery; de
elm aions and judgments Common Luw, and pleas,
deuuirers and replicatons appended; and chap-
ter will be devoted specially the practice in the Un-
ted States Court A. NORRIS
Publisher q. Bookseller,
noy l4.ts Richmond Va
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MEDICINES.
1nE!-BAaTzMORE LOCK

" T. GD he "a As n - aHs ~ he - 'CH
t'SplTAB, where mny be obtaiaed the most spec
" ta,. Weakness or loss Of Organic Potrers, Pam
= Disease of The Kidneys, affections Of 1t
M, Nose and Sian Constitutional DebaRy,
'', bnrrid affections arising from certain in.
M matter whether from intemperancc,
4 ''r' arae Mt spirits or any other cnuse
TO YOUNG MEN,
aha, hnve become the victims Of evil practi
'.bst countless numbers Of generous and
Ib,ipgs have been swept to untmely tombsi
Fl ~ yoapg men ofthe most exalted talentsand
,,li,.ts. who might otherwise have entrnn :.
S,,,tes oith the thunders "r' ipn ence. on
4 -c,ta ty the living Tyre
,J,rin9 from any of the following M hnc'ioy
,n,ll Immediately apply to
DIR. JOHNSTON.
4 ffhe Back and Limbs, Painsin the Head,
q e Hght. Loss of Muscular Power, Po.pitatioh
4 ,,rt. dyspepsia, Nervous irrltability, Derangr,
81 ,he Digestive Functions. Genera. Debility
s. ~. If Consumption, NC, &c.
a The fearful effects on the mind are much
Il lad. I.nss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, De-
a A. Snirits, Forebodings of Evil, Aversion oi
4 S.IfDi.trust, Love of Solitude Fimidity, Nc,
/. of the evils produced.
Ta SOUTH FREDERICK Street, SEP-
EpoPS From BAL TfMORES1., East side,
kap Steps. ry1BE PARTICULAR in OBJ
. NAME and NUMBER. OF you willmistake
EgPWARRANTED ot no y tIARGE MADE,
4 -...--Dr. Johnston's Office is in his dwell
Ersrrps. His very extensive practice is
! ,,,.antee tha. he is the only prope Physician
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DAILY VIRGINlAN.
g. SHIELDS. Proprietors.
TEzGnAS.

-paINIAN is publishel daily at 50, aud sem-weely at
nm in advance No subscription Is taken TOT snoI't1
- x months: and no paper is discontinued e4e'pe m AZ
n Of the propretors, until all arrearascs rn"h H''
rrsEuENTs are inserted for so cents per slunr 3or
y ISyER form insertion. and 81 ets ior esefy "'e
1ynber of insertions Is not marked on IN" Na, II
nv ~, hI mi ordered out, and charged accordingly
l9rTy RATES are-for the privilege OF two squares
ky 9 40; for one square, daily s35, semi-weekiy
sen -, iafy so. semi-weekly $50. Every yearly
% he rel uired to eonfne his advertising % his par
W. business aud If he exceed the space stipulated Tor,
t,rr.l ratably for the excess.
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies up
as fair terms, in any others OF equal respons
biliy, by application to
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
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rAKEpARTICULAR NOTICE.

/ ,I Guardians are often misled with respect
.o ar source of disease in their sons and wards.
4, nfen do they ascribe to nther causes the
| the frame, Papitation of the Heart, Dyspep-
oestion. arrangement of the Nervous System,
nd Symptoms of Consumptit n, also those Sc
,nt.l eIerts. such as loss of Memory, Depres
Shirts or pecr az fits of Melancholy, when
Il is they have been caused by ndulging IN
h. but alluring practices, destructive to Doth
n Mind. Thus are swept from existence thou
1 10 might have been of use to their Country,
4 TO their friends and ornaments tn Society.
8lNSTON,S INVlGt RATIVE REMEDY FOR
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
brand and important Remedy has restored
II and yigor to thousands of the most debilitated
ha s. many who had lostall hopes. and been
i a to die. By its complete inyigoration OF the
i system. the whole faculties become restored
b proper power and functions. and the tallen
b life is raised up to beauty, consistency ana
ii upon the ruins OF an emacated and premature
4 10 sound and pristine health. Oh. how happy
II lrcds of misguided youths been made. who
h suddenly re stored to health from the deVaSta-
Ellse terrific maladies which result from IN
b. Sach persons. before contemplating mar
Il u!I reflect that sound mind and body are the
j s,ary requisites to promote connublal happi
Edeed, without this. the journey through lite be-
! &geary pilgrimage. the prospect hourly darkens
&w; the mind becomes shadowed with despnir,
6 with the melancholy reflection that the happi-
Smother becomes blighted with our own. Lei
tlelicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately.
b. places himseltunder the care of DR.. JOHN
hay relgiously confde ia his honor as Gen
8nd confidently rely UPON his skill as y Physi
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THE LATEST OUT

INHE LATEST OUT.-Recevod by Express
l. this morning, the beautiful assortment of
Plain aud Pointed VELVET TRIMMINGS ever
brought the markot-nll wdi hs and colors. Also.
velvet BUTTONS to match, besides many other beau
Cash Store of
nov l5.ts WIN. s. HANNAH
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OILS
~ 1000 gals Weather made, Winter bcaohcd 3
lnr Oil,
1000 gnlls. Weather made Winter Solar Oil
coo " Blenchal Fall Sperm OIL
1000 " Coal Pin Ola
Lnnding per Barque Emily ,direc, from New Bedford,
Tor sale by EDMUND DAVENPORT ~ 90.
oct % h Richmond, Vn.
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EARE REDUCED-Througn from

L LynchbWg Ia, 10 kn0Tti7e IcnneXscc, " Nte TlJ-
gina and Tennessee Rairodd and Parish g. Co.'S Linz
Of Stages Through tickets he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, the following points and ut the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

DERUVfAN GUANO-5.000 Bags No. !
4 Guano. sl1iy cxt'etei md Tor sale ly.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & CO.
,, y Its Richmond.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company, artiord Com
CAPITAL, $500 600

harler Oak Life Insurance Company, ,llant,id, Conn
CAPITAL, 100000
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-30
bowed all their heads low with shame and
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.

All around US are parents struggling for
wealth, sacrificing ease, comfort and sociabiI-
ity, even selfrespect and the pleasure Of a
good conscience, to gain wherewithal to buy
for their children place and power, and the
blessing they thus ardently want and untir-
ngly struggle for, becomes awitherirg curse
to them and their children Like the apple
OF the Dead Sea, fair to look upon but turn
ing to ashes in the grasp, are wealth and hon
ors, unaccompained by integrity and good
habits. Yet we see about US every day, par
ents struggling to get rich, and for that end
neglect their children, scarce knowing how
or where their time is spent, laying in their
youthful minds no foundation Of usefulness
for the future. They accomplish their work,
They reach their aim. see.Aey get rich. But
their sons and their daughters, what of them
ay, what Of them! The wealth Of the faith
ers ruin the children. And still we toll on,
denying ourselves, neglecting duty, forgetfuI
of the best good ofthose We love, throug oh our
struggle to gather mp for them that which
taketh to itself wings and feeth away.
IT'S toe much the way of the world
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-30
Origiual pnptra.

E:rtrdct Of a Speech delipered before Ep-
ping Forest Diuision, Sons of Temper
ance, by ROBERT p. ToNEY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-30

OCCUPATION ia a delightful but
distressing state; we must be doing some
thing to be happy. Action is no less neces-
sary than thought, to the instructive tenden-
cies of the human frame.--HazL'H
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-30

The TRUTH.-God is the author of truth:
the devil is the father of lies. If the tell
ing of truth shall endanger thy life, the
Author Of truth will protect thee from the
danger, or reward thee for thy damage
If the telling of lie will secure thy life,
the father of lies will beguile thee Of thy
gains, or traduce the security. Better by
losing of a life to save it, than by saving
of life to lose it. However, better thou
perish than the truth.-Qudrtes.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-23
For the Placer Herald.
HM0nDpOly.1'

Mr.. Editor: On taking up your last
weeks paper, my attention was called to
your leading editorial under the alb We
head, "Monopoly.n The motives which
prompted it were undnuhied Y good, and
the false premises aid-down in it attrb-
.ie TO inexperience III mining in poor
diguines and want Of giving tn" subject
proper thought and range. The article
must have been intended for the town of
Auburn. vet the declaration laid down APP
plies 10 all digsingS in its vicinity.
You say: "LaSt fan no town in the
mines could boast of better prosper
than ours. Thousands 7 Of miners flock
ed here from every SectIonof the coun-
try, intending To get claims and 30
to work hut, upon looking for To-
calities they found the whole country
Staked off for mining purposes, but 81
there were few miners working. ne
result was, these new men who were w :
ling TO work, were compelled to leave for
some other district, just because few had
most of the country e aimed " 1t Is nn-
ldoubtedly true many locked to Auburn
last summer and fall, because it was pub
lished through all the mines that the Bear
River Ditch was about comp eted. and
valid furnish "A full supp of water for
mining purposes. here has never been
much difficu ty in getting claims IN Au-
burn. but to get IA claim that would pay
working with hired water, has been the
rub The miners whn forkrd or rushed
70 Auburn (as it was regular stampede
were diSaplointod They found no wa
TER, and no claims, except few already
ncrupied. The "better prospect," Pm
afr,ir was t. delusion-got up to deco,
the stranger, by few designing men, an'
successful on y IN deceivng the dtcelvers
! Every stage to Auburn trOM the valleys
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-23

AN Act CONCERNING ROADS AND HIGH
WAYS: The People of the State of Ga j.
forria represented i'm Senate and Assem-
bly, do enact as follows:
SEC. |. If any person shall otstrnrt
or cause to he ohStructed any Public
Roads, so as to prevent or delay any pub
ic or private conveyance, foot, or horse
hack pnsSpiignr, or So as To impair, or in
anvwse iniure the condition of said road,
such person shall forfeit and pay any sum
not exceeding fifty dollars.
SEC. Q. The person making such oh
struct on Sha | in addition to the penalty
mentioned in the preceding section, for
felt and pay the further sum Of Ten dol
lars, for every day he shall suffer such
obstruction to remain IN or across SAID
road.
SEC. 8. The fines and lorfpiiures inn
posed by this act, shall he recoverable
in an action instituted in the name OF the
supervisor of such road district, when
such obstruction occur, before any Justice
of the Peace of the proper township, and
the fines and forfeitures so imposed sha |
he for the benefit of such road district
SEC. 4. Whenever the aforesaid sn.
pervisors shal be satisfied either by his
own observation or upon Information from
Others. that the provisions Of this Act
have bren vinated it shall he his duty to
prosecute without delay such person or
persons, according to the provisions OF
this act
SEC. 5. All persons who have hereto
fore ob>tructcd amy public road as atnrp-
said, are hereby required 10 retnove the
same; and if any such person shall fail "r
refuse to remove such obstruction within
twenty days after the passage of this nrt,
they sha | be liable to al the penalties
prescribed in thus act.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-23
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
0phir, Auburn and Yankee Jim'S

4 Il these Offices Daily Express is
; ~ received trnul, aud dispatched to
s;Sacranie,ito-th,ice to all PARTS Of Cali
iorna, Anne ica aud Etirope.
t. Our routes extend to all parts of the
County.
; We are prepared to continue an Ex-
Z press. Exchange and Banking business on
the most liberal scale.
: Our facilities for obtaining Post Office
= Letters continue, as the public has flthtr'
ITO found them to he, unequale'i and u'idl.
prpachable in Placer County,
&. Gold Dust bought at the highest, anc
forwarded at the lowest rates. (o2S-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-23
A N Az IT
AN ACT
To provide for the protection of foreign
ers, and to define their Liabilities and

To provide for the protection of foreign
ers, and to define their Liabilities and
privileges.
The people Of the State of Califorria ia !,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. That from and after the pas
sage of this no person not being citizen
of the United States California Indians
excepted) Sha be allowed to take gold
from the mines of this State, unless he
shall have IL license therefor, as hereafter
provided.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty Of the
Cnmptrnller of the State t" procure "a
sufficient number of blank licenses, whic h
shall be substantially in the following
form, and numbered conSecutiveIy, and
record thereof be filed in his office -
He shall deliver said licenses to- the Trea
surer of State, and take his re ceipt for the
same upon the books of his office.
FORM OF LICENSE