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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-12
NTAaREN 4 CO.'S Seed and Agri-

M A GREN 4 CO.'S Seed and Agri-
w Gu tural warehouse. We are hap
py to anho!,lite to our friends and patrohS
that we are fhat.y to furnish them as u>uA
al, full anti complete assortment of gar-
den seed, farming and gardening impie-
ments and tools; Just received by the late
arrivals.
We offer to our kind friends, who came
to our assistance early OH the night of the
fire, our most grateful acknowledgements
for their valuable aid, 10y which our most
valuable stock was saved from the cOnfla-
grafton. 4t.Et~a
Our new building will be opened on
Tuesday, upon the old stand, where we
shall be happy to receive our friends and
Customers; and gratified for their renewal
oftrade. WARREN + CO.,
gricutural store, J street near Levee.
noy27 limo
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Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!

YNHE undersigned takes this method of
i informing the citizens of Auburn and
vicinity that Lime can be purchased at the
Lime kiIns Ia mile from Auburn. There
will be always OH hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for build
ing purposes. Persons at distance can
depend on getting Lime at any moment
by sending their teams for the article. I,
will be sold much less than it has been in
the Country. For Information apply to
WM, GWYNN, Auburn.
Feb. 5 '53-n2l If.
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Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES;
0phir, Auburn and Yankee Jim'S

A L these Offices IA Daily Express is
n received from, aud dispatched To
Sacraniento-lh'nce to all parts OF Cali
fornia, Anne ica aud Europe
Our rbutes extend to all parts of th..
County.
We are prepared to continue an Ea
press. Exchange and Banking business o,,
the most iIIeral scale.
Our facilities for obtaining Post Officc
Letters aoni,iiie, as the public has hrh4r
to found thh'ii e he, uneqn"led aud unap
pr"achahle il" Placer coup,y..
Gold Dust bought at tie highest, anc
forwarded at the lowest rates. ['2s,t
A XE HELVE>, Pick Helves, &c.
"A Very superior qua ity of Axe an,
Pick Heves just imported, d r. Cohot,.
sall0 .l HhlaW WARREN II CO.,,
nov27-lmo Agricultural store.
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December llth, 1852. E
VaiufabIc Ranch for Sale.

AN the road from Auburn to Illi- lzA
Onoi>town, ten miles from the for lii
iner place. There are 4S0 acres of well
land, embracing a beautitu val
ley and an admirable site f,r steam SAY
mill. There is also dwelling house and
good frame stable. AFtl
Apply on the premises; or to Lisbon
Applegate at the Bear River House.
II ROBT Il. SMITH g. co.
Jan. %, '53-n2O St. i rE
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW STORE!n---NEWGOODSn!

NEW ....--N1EW GOODS.!!
"A THE undersigned take plea gN
sure in informing the citizens
LII of Auburn ands surrounding
country, that they have removed To the
NEW WHITE HOUSE IN the corner,
where they have II f'n stock of New
Goods direct from the States, comprising
a generals assortment Of su..
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
anu Caps, .
and Variety of Fahcy Articles. We
respectfully solicit the continuation of tina,
patronage which has been heretofore lib
orally bestowed. t.t
v4.g SAM AND SOLOMON.
N B:--The best made goods IN the
country. SO 'Nie 'ii lo a.It.
Auburn, Jan 80, 58-na0 If
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Not for the Ladies.

WILLIAM STEVENS, Hairdresser,
w late Of New York, begs resbrrrful-
ly to inform the gentlemen of Auburn and
vicinity that h. has opened ii room next to
the Bee Hive Bakery ,ou Broadway ~ here
he will always he on hand To Shave,
shampoo and cut hair in the first style Of
fashion at city prices. aa eA
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Estray Notice,

IAME to my ranch, on Rock Creek, 8
" miles from Auburn, January oSth,
brown Cow with red Calf The owner
is required to call, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away within s.
days, or she will he sold according To aw.
A. GRAVES, Graves ranch.
Feb. 5 '5S-n2l ST.
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Auburn Drug StOremu

A FRESH supply of Drugs and uar2
N Medicines of all de>rri ptions w
constantly OH hand at the Post Of "a
fee: such as Qunine, Clolagcgue, Pa
tent Aedcine>, l'hompsonIan Medicines,
SarsapariIa, &C., sc Prescriptions for
Physicians prepared at all hours. The
profession supplied with Drugs and Med
irineS at reasonable prices.
Auburn, Feb. '53-n2l my. .1
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MINERS DRUG STORE!.!
No. 139 j Street bei0een 9Th und 9Th,
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.

y CNE.
BY R.. H. McDON NALD,
Importer and Dealer in Drugs, hemical>,
Fresh Herbs, Patent Medicines, OILS,
Paints, Vnriish Brushes, Glue, Alcoho :,
Cream Of Tartar, sip Carb. Soda, Acids,
Borax, Quick .>i yer, Fresh, Hops, Iu,lp
Oil, Perfuinery, Fancy Articles, Flayorihg
Extracts, Be-; choice Wine, Brandy, ahd
Liquors tor the sick
Druggists, Physicians, Merchants and
Traders, are requested to call aid exam
ihe our large and well selected Stock, lie
fore purchasing eIsew where, and give Us "A
trial as we feel confident Of giving Salts
faction. AS our articles are pure, fresh
and Genuine, and carefully selected from
the best Houses in the Eastern Cities.
Jan. %, '53-n20 ly. a
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Leland i'm the Field Again!!!

TUST opened, Leland & o's. new
c Post Office Arcade and Pioneer News
paper Depot, where may always he had
all the latest Magazines, Cheap Publica-
tions and Newspapers from Europe and
the Atlantic States. A II orders tor any
thing in the above line, or for stationery,
Sc, viii be Thankful ly received and pune
tuaIly attended to with dispatch, as cheap
us the cheapest. .aa..u.
GEO. H. LELAND & CO., Proprietors.
New Post Office Arcade, near General
Delivery, San Francisco. ..mD
Jan. 80, '53-n2O I'm. ..... ....-.....
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AUBURN AND YANKEE JIM'S
DAILY EMPRESS, LINE.

n ~ - R4t ALN - n ~ IN I'll OIh -
DAILY EMPRESS LINE.
THE subscriber having established sta
L bles both IN Auburn and Yankee Jm's
are prepared To furnish spirited and gem
tie horses TO Per5uifs wishing 10 pass over
the rod. .tula
BY this conveyance htch incohveniarce
arising from dust i. avoided. II is nl,o
quicker and cheaper, and passengers are
not compelled 10 ,caik up he hiiis.
The advantage of This line over the
difficult and dangerous transit by stage
must be apparent to all.
EJ- This line is connected with Brow
& Parlsh'S iiiail Line of stugeo from Snc-
ramento city,
Aeents-Yankee Jim's, III Copeland 4
CO.'S stable, opposite Herrirk'> hotel; Au.
burn, j.. Brown, Jr.. Cre>c,.in Gil, hotel.
Saddle borse> To- hire in both places, on
the most reasonable terms
O9ml ar.. COPELAND & CO
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Adams s. Co.'S Express.
9<a-3l To Sacramento, l. -
y "A Az LIN San FIR nciscO ,sB r
and Lfe A---.-
Southern Mines,

Southern Mines,
Will be de patched daily FROM their Off
ces AT Yankee Jint's, .4uburn, and OpAir,
I l2 O'Clock. "A. NJ.
Checks oil ,ddnlS & Co. at Sacramento
and San Francisco AT par. 4
Sight drafts on all the principal clteiS of
the United States.
Particular attenr on paiti To fransporta-
tion of Treasilre, Packages, &c. :.
Collections promptly attended to.
Highest price paid for G"ld Dust.
Messengers leave our office Ne. xiv for
all prominent points on the .Nofth and
Middle forks Of the American, River.
AID AMS X Co.
Auburn Sept. 1lth 1852. I'VE
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Administ~.fc.,s Nrtic..

|. STATE of. Henry '. Il. Wish, de.
a. ceased. Al persons having claims
p GA ns' Henry Wi-ch, late nf uhu-n, de-
ceased, are hereby required Ia rxhiiir The
same with the necessary yourhers. and
verified rs required hy Statute, unro the
undersigned AT his store in Auburn. within
ten month";. nffer the date of this nDtic~.
Auburn, Feb. 81, 1858.
HER MAJ RrEN,
Admir- of Estate of Henry Wisch, deed.
Auburn, Feb. '5s-n2f 1t
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state Of Cniirornis, Placer Co.
" - . - TT 'H'f VI
'' By NJ z. y. leNr. U. 5.
AuhIrh, Feb. 5 'j3-nbl St

ht Peuple of the State "f alifoTnia, to
~. }. l.. Rorkwrl,
GREl TING; Yon ARE herrh, command
ed T. APPEAR "'ihin ninriy days ir"u' date
hereof, and answer l0 r"n,I' amt this
dpl hr'l against ynu ia the Dislriri sart
of the ilIh Judicial District ia and ior
said count, 10y 4. \. poud x Brdhrr
Wherein they pray Judgment far sist2,b2
and Gusts, nnd you ARE hereby naiifi-d
that, in def ,ult nf answer of abnye enu,-
plainti jndgnlent vi ls rendered against
you as ijray'H f,f by plaintiffs il
Given nniier Ia. hand aud -rnl this lIh
day of November, \. q. 1859.
JAS. \. ~ WARr, Clerk,
by III u. Hawkins, Deputy
Hal" & Hopkins, pl'h. au'y.- nIS
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sIIIIIEI',s SALE.

DY virtue oi an eNsrWti'sn is.ussl ".
ID A. srof,ll, u Ju-tlsr uf the Pssss.
~th n ard ter z Hrer ''vssiy, ass gusiF-
ineui rendered nn ths lssh day 80 Jst
unry, A. ID. 1853. 10 issss - A. 4.
" lker and against the bs~T h,ssf sisi
Auburn Water anI Mining tasusnt f,sf
the rum uf s425,sa ls.. IS sisies.ssl
,her.bni Hue oB an ssrspissi "iisF ut s@ssl
company, l"gethrr wnh tsi,IT siHns.Ess
aud cosi, or ruii; nnd lass Wtrss-i. sissi
io me dirrrttd. ! hnss lhi- da, lFs sssl
upon aud will - 20 ihr CssaFt h.u .
door 80 the tnwn "f ulsuTn. ui ihs i.t
day of March, 1858, ~ 10 "rl'Fk, A. D..
al Oi the right, idic. ,nittt.i sth si~iHs
of said rompal,, Iu ausi ~ liF ftsf hltsf
& Auburn Water = MihihE ai.sl, tfisE
aud being situated % Piarrr F"lnit Gel.
li"ruia. or - nu' h thsFrai .. tees, ~ ruf
fcient To satisfy rad sxssuiI.u sissi 81.
crui0g e6sis-- " hale annsu,t q jss,iEussbt
S4t7,39. Ihi- JHnusrs. ssih. =. ID fsss
,. l.. ASH ~, ShrTsh Placer Cs.
By w. ~. ! n nshaa,s DspbtT.
Auhurn1 Jan. 80, $3.50 50
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SheriC = snI~.

HY virtue of two rx-~n'iaus ~ Hnr dl-
ID rerrd hy N. \. srrf'ld, Hn HrtinE
Jusr'rr of Placer C"uniy, stnir hf Gait
fornia, issued "n the i-I sisy "f fflsn@Fs.
1853, bath against lIi~ Bear River =
.eutum Nalrr & \uhing Company sisd
ia favor ri A. q. Nalkrr-nnr far Ih~
snn, al s220 So ~ ah inisrr-i ,m The .sni-
tram N"NtnI"r 29ih, 1859, and sli ,s0
cost nf sui; The ",hsr lear the -uln .'I
s34.5b wnh interest fssm N",suil--s is h
lo5l. and Sl2 ,25 r".l II sun, hssT ks-
nd upon and ~ | sr at The I"uu il,'u.-
dour ~ the tuwn "f iul nrp. iJ ihs Tan
day of ,,arh, 1858. - "'rtH'k. 4. NJ
al the righr, Iit mirItsis snd sIm .f
the bear RIVER * Anl,urn Nai~f - sWi-
ming on pan, 0i, in, ani Ia ihr bnrh 1
Canal at ,afl company, b,aeihsr wnh III
I he pr'V,le.eS, iraIlriis'. aud i'Ihi,uniiiss
therrt" hrldng"g nr ~ sny ay aII#T-
tanning, or >" inm h ih.rr'h ~ w,ll satisfy
sal tArthliniis, iu,I ~ rn,S that maj ae-
crue. Ftlnii"r, 81, 1888
....... ;. Z, aSilN, sheriff.
BY NJ T. ". lave, u. y.
Auhirh, Feb. S 'j3-nei St
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p. H. PERKINS,
MaChinist and Engineer.

4 UBURN, CAL, will furnish plans
n and estimates, aud attend to the con
struction of Quartz Crushing, Saving,
Planning and other machinery. cc..-
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Sheriff. sale.

DY virtue of an rxeeWian a. me bsFtrt.
ID eel ISSUED nui 81 the llon. I tsfFtrt
Court "f the ifth Jvsiitial Ui-li,rt LsF
Placer County, tate ~ Csl,E'Tlsi-. in .
Judgment rendered on The 2lih dsY ssf
jan, 1855, in favor 81 W .lliam R. Pet
and against Cyrus trrEo. l"r the saaa "f
S3l %, With interest on the -aid .uis IL
SSl - from ih.- reudiiiuu If ssia IsssiE.
nenI, together with areI uing r,s-i, ! h-ss
levied upon and viii IF,sFr.i a. rsli =tths
Cou't Hnusr h"ur In stss u"~s 80 = Nssts~sas
on The 2slh day of frlsu,ry, 1858. - .
o'rlork, =. NJ, ! The right, iiilr, iHiso.t
aud claim of yrus Crrsa ai, in, assd o.
the one undivided ha { "f the N"uh Str
Ranch, situated on the DNtis slssuf .
miles from Ynnk-" Jinl'.. 10 ise~S esaa-
~, Together with the h,fm-. fF k~~l.ssE
a Public HouS.; Hl-" the Improvement.
thereon. Said rahrh rnl tain. slHsuf leo
acres, the mast "f whWh T. hrehi-sd.-
February ST., 1858. ..
S.C. AsilS, Sh-r,h.
u! VI y. ~. Law. q. :.
Auburn, Feb. 5 '5S-n2i 81
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
x ,t" PUBLIC SALE "a
OF A .TALUABLE Ranch IND
q HOTEL IN pL.at EH 4 OIk1f

HOI Ill IN FL.1tLh CCNIfs
DY virtue of po~-r ~ Atts,ne, sss.
ID cbied by Joshua Studs, of -a,si rvsn.
", the ulglrrsipurd Will ulirf " poll ie
81 e. oil The premises, "n Ssiusd ,. the
Goth day of Fr ,vary hssi, lFt~sss the
hour- oi' 10 aud 1 o'rI,sk - .s,d day. II
that valuable property r'lusisd IN ss~a.
ship Ne. of ,ni,i c,uuij sid ipafsssllsts.
!, upon the plil, ~ rb"d ssslihf ffs.n' 80.
iurl, tn bird vul ry. md sl-'ut .s'e nsile
from the Spring Gar'irn HbH-s, es.stsip.
ing leo ncrer If Ii''d. taEAihss Nth The
Improvement ibrfri'h, essF.lstibF -
n,g- I wo St"ty oti.s UcrnIh srsvtsd
by Mrssr. Jaqnr, d Bsrhu- i''r H"ssl
Persons desiring r'ssl Lusih-.. STATED
" III do vel to rxauiu" The I'Frnsi--- 80
fore the day of sHlr, 1s the sHii'e viii lss
sold without rcsrrve
TERMS onr Il u zach, 80 i'alsues IN
two equal pHyusnis ~ three snd sis
month"; uIa'n g,,nsi Ssrurhy.
1 ulr warranted. X. n. HOPKINS.
Auwnss, nt .. Stsi.l.-.
Auburn, Jan 30, 5s'-nsos 81
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TRAVELLING
Auburn and IIlinoistow n
n.y. Stage LINE. sea.oh

CHI a ge OF Tt me
HEREAFTER the stage, will leave
IL the principal hotels in Auburn eve
ry morning at 7o'clock, passing through
and near TO, IN The route, Junction Ranch,
Lovel's Ranch, Christian Valley or Mis-
souri, House, Pheasant VALLEY or Phelps
Ranch, Bear River Housc, Mountain
House, Revere House aud all the pr,nci-
pal Bars between Bear River and the
North Fork of the An,erican, above the
Junction.
............. Returnfng: Flf
will leave lllno'Stnwn AT % ock, r. NJ.
arriving in time 10 connect with The Sac.
ramenlo, Mar, syilIe aud Nevada stages
~ Persons desiring to visit old
Springs, Little York, Elzabctbtown
Gaudaloupc, Rcd Dog and G ee hrn.
will find this the nearest aud most pleas
ant rodlt. Passengers b~uking their
naiiies in the evening, will be GA led ior ut
any of the hotels in The norning.
D.. Il. II. BRIGHAM,
Nov. 81, 1852. II Proprietor.
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w.
Ferry henry
Foster Christopher
F0llett A
Farnher george W
Faunce John A 5
Falconer Thomas
Frye Ellsworth
Fitzer h l. 2
Flowers Edward
Fry j d
Ford martin m
French S
Ford John 2
FenntrL h
Fulton david
Fitch Orrin
Gordon william
Gale john
Garrett miss mary s
Green william h
Gleason SOioiiion
Glib david
Gibbons Louis q 4
GoodeIl P iney B 2
Good dempster
Gladding z h
Gruvice Thomas h
Gral,l,s thomasr
Gleason matthew
Gear j m
Gnells thomas r
Gould george p
Georpe anr4On
sGriffin oliver
Gray Benjamin d
Gordon william
Gibson Joseph
Owens Jeremiah C
Cooling george &
Hitchcock john 2
Holden Lucindy
Hi, william h
Hal james
Holder johu s
Hawn Hezekiah
Hills Reuben 2
Hall E l.
Hilton Leander
Koran james
Humphrey j m
Halliburton t a
Huntington B
Haincs Evan
Hobson J
Holmes $ d
Hubbard george
flanagan william
Hearn 0rvine .
High Jacocdb
Hardin William
Hesley James
Har.ied WIN h
Hubbard G. W
Hill alfred
Hosley John
Holmes George
Hammond c d
Hildreth his
Heun Andrew
Hay George
Harris wi liam
Hondee warren
Holmes david
Hardy daniel
Harrington Greeh
Hill james 4
holaday henry
henery Patrick
heretage }
helrhritk Peter
harrison Nathan
hayden jacob
Instead wm
Jones Elias
Jewett Sewe,l 9
Jewett E u
Jones Mary Jane
Johnson Livy J
Johnson wm Il
Johnson Frauklin E
or letters will please
d. ~ f"
GW VIM. p NJ.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
FERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TE7NI5.

. yRGINIAN published daily at So and semweely ct
fhe n ivanre. No subscription Is taken for shorter
q rs - attl- md paper is discontinued except at
time - t.e PROJECTORS, until oil srrearages shall have
ben inserted for SO cents per square or
yery INNER insertion and 81 cts for every utter
les & number of insertions Is not marked the MIS- II
one h,shed till ordered out and charged accordingly
vi" YEARLY RATES sreFor the privilege of two squares
Ihe 20 sa weekly s40 square, daily $685. semweeky
dny 1ner form daily $40, semiweekly $35 Every yearly
sser will required 70 confne his advertising 20 his par
~ business and If he exceed e space stipulated
teuS mi he charged rn'aily for the excess.
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THE DEMAND OF THE DRUNKARD.

AT THE COUNTER OF THE LIQUOR sELLER.
"There's my money-give me drink
There's my clothing and my food-give me
drink
There's the clothing. food and fro Of my
wife and ch,ldren-gve me drink
There's the education of the family and
tho peace of the house-give me dfinkl
There's the rent have robbed from my
landlord. fec have robbed from the school
master and dinnumerablo articles have robbed
from the store keepcr--give me drink
Pour me out drink, for more will yet pay
for il
There's my health of body and peace OF
mind-theres my character as man, and my
profession Chris,ian-I give up all-gvo
me drink
"More yet have to givei There's my
heavenly inheritance, and the eternal friend
chip of the redeeming ng-there--there--is oil
hope of salvation give up my Saviour -
! give up my Saviour give up my God
| resign all All that is great. good. glori-
Gus, in the universe, resign for ever that
may be DRuNK-Sc SCOTS Paper.
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A CRACK RIFLE SHOT, BUTA HeARTLEss
FArHER.-If the following story. narrated by
journal Of the Rhine, be trua the town oil
Speyer has witnessed an exploit that out Tell'
that of William Tell himself
1t appears that " weaver of the old imperi
al city. known as the best rife 'hot Of the dis
trict bethoughi him of affording a crownlng
proof OF his unerring aim. He therefore took
lis rife in one hand and his son. twelve years
old, in the other, and then posting the boy al
the end of an alley in his garden, placed an
ordinary sized potato upon his head, retired
Fl. cen yards raised his weapon, aimed, fired
and cut the potGto in two leaving the child
neither scatched or frightened, so confident
was the latter in his father being possessed of a
charmed ball. Having talked of this fact to
his neighbors and they doubling the truth OF
the assertion. the weaver offered to renew the
exploit in their pr ence, altho' evening had
set in. The bystanders in lieu of dicsuadin
him from the attempt played the part OF Gers
Ter, and taunted him to the proof The son was
therefore recalled. and placed as before with a
potato on his cap, ,atl5 yards beingdark
he steadily held candle in his raised hand
The rifle was again loaded raised carefully
aimed-6red; and again the unerripg bullet
cleft the lower part Of the potato slightly gra-
zing the cap. The neighbors who probably
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never read The heart-rendering words which
the ilusirious Seller placed in the mouth OF
Tell when he was compelled to strike tho ap-
pie from his dear cons head, applauded loud
y. Not so The magistrates. They ordered
Speyer Freischuiz before Il EN-, after declsr-
ing that he must either be mad ora heartless
brute. ordered him TO be fined, and imprison-
cd for FIVE days, with the assurance that If ev-
or he renewed his perious essays, he should
be shut up IN madhouse, If he escaped the
scaffold for murder.
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Ibe pailp birainiau.


Stanzas.
We find spot In every flower,
sigh In every gale;
A shadow in the brightest hour,
Thorns In the smoothcst vale.
On benuty's lash there Ia tear.
Youths brow be,,ays furrow,
And caution whispers in loves enr,
Thnt fate may frown tomorrow.
In vain would fervid fancy paint,
This world Paradise;
A vainly wisdom hush complaint
BY pointing to the skies.
To smile and weep, and weep and smile,
To man alternate given,
To cling to earth permitted, while
We learn TO long for Heaven.
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RICHMOND.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT n CO.,
II RIG II MOND offer for sale in storo nnn lual NJ

EDMUND, DAVENPORT n CO.,
1IRlCHMOND offer for sale in lo.i. .ai
Wholesale
5oOn Sacks Liverl fine Salt Marshall and other b.pds
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano dali, oxpeetss
500 bbs. Rosendale Cement
500 bushels prime Cloverseea
$50 bills. Bone Dust
125 hhds. Bacon sides.
l27 tierces Sugar House Moasses
200 boxes Archer e. Cos. No. l axes.
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross & Blacknes Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Catchur
25 Hampers English Cheese (Glouccstcr)
rs boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
300 bags Brazile Sugar
400 bags Costa Rca Coffee
Henncssey, GODDARD Otard and SasaraE Brandy Held
scS and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Mu' ria, al
Port Wine, &c, &c.
Many of the above Of importation, and
profess sei low ashley Le had in this
try. quantity and quality considered Teas good
assortment can be had in country, adapted thr
trade of Virginia.
dec 30-dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-31

beautiful and eloquent extract from the nd
dress delivered by Judge Charlton, before the
Young Mems Literary Association Of Angus
Ia, some two years ago,ls still going the round
Of the press. We are not surprised at this
1t is one Of those beautiful gems Of thought and
feeling which will never cense To be CURRENT
Like bread cast upon the waters, il has return
cd after many days.
But beautiful as the passage is ut all times
recent events in which the gifted author wai
an interested party, gave il additional beauty
and render it's reproduction at this time pecu
liarly appropriate. The extract is as follows
Sac. Rep.
Il have drawn for You many pictures oi
DEATH let me sketch for you brief but bright
scene OF beautiful life II is the marriage al
tar. A lovely female clothed in all the fresh
ness of youth and surprising beauty, leans up
on the arm of him to W HON she has Just plight
ed her faith; to whom she has just given up her
self forever. Look in her eyes, ye gloomy
philosophers and tell me il YOU dare, that here
is no happiness on earth.
See the trusting. the heroic devotion which
impels her to leave country and parents. for a
comparative stranger. She has launched hei
frail bark upon wide and stormy sea; she
has handed over her happiness and doom for
this world, to anothers keeping; but she has
done il fearlessly for love whispers to her that
her chosen guardian and protector bears a man
y and noble heart. Oh woe to him that { r.
gets his oath and his manhood
"Her dark wing shall the raven flap,
Ger the false hearted.
His warm blood the wolf shall lap,
Ere life he parted.
Shame and dishonor sit,
On his grave ever.
blessing shall hallow it,
Never Oh, neverl"
ave have all read the story Of the husband
who in a moment Of hasty wrath, said to her
who had but few months before united her
fate to his, IF you are not Satisfied with my
conduct, go, retnra to your friends and to
your happiness. And will you give me back
that which brought TO your asked the des
pairing wife. Yes he replied, 'all your
wealth shall 60 with you; covet it not -
Alas Z she answered, Il thought not o
my wealth--spoke not of my wealth.
spoke of my devoted loves; can yo,
give these back TO me ''Nol said the man, a
he flung himsef at her feet; Mol connot res
tore these. but | will do more-I will keeT
them unsued and untainted; | will cherish
them through my fe and in my death: and
never again will forget that | have sworn &c
protect and cherish her who gave up to me all
she held most dear
"Did not tell you there was poetry in q
woman's look woman's word See it here!
the mild, the gentle reproof Of love, winning
back from its harshness and rudeness, the
stern and unyielding temper of an angry man.
All if creations fairer sex only knew their
strongest weapons. how many Of wedlock's
fercest blttles would be unfought; how much
ofunhappiness and coldness would be avoid.
cd!"