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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
ROCkFISH GAP RAILROAD.

The Saunton Spectator learns thn the Engineers .! The
ray track the Blue Ridge Rocksh Gap 10 ne scd
until The tunnel is completed It's thought that chenp
track can be constructed which will answer the purpose 10
convey trains across the without the Interruption
of poroge location probably be obtained al an ele
vuon Of little 200 feet mile similar temporary
tracks the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railrold were
used successfully for grade of 600 feet TO the mile IL IN
tended 10 have this track completed in about six months
The New York Sun Is moi sangune that Chinese la
bor s going be successful in the West India Islands as
think The Editor has information regarding
the habits and temper OF these singular people, which, true
goes far raise douuts o the value &C Chinese Labor They
ued toll fond OF repose, Gosspins rcaSation itul IN e
temper uiring udiruus nnc IN
eerous in the cslrcme when reused resistance knuwlng
restraint and placing value on human life. The Sun
continues:
"The Chinese repugnapce TO negro IL described as
"somethng unconGuerabe" "Ek Queilsz"-u "back dew.
s the form OF opprobrious abuse in Chlnamans
mouth and there would be strong prejudice TO overcomen
econcing them live and work with The blacks in Jamaica
and Cuba. The great difficulty successful Chinese em
gra Un colonization would therefore ~ be The get
ting of wives for ,hl. What change the revolution
progress in Chiua may work the public sentiment,
the subject vi frma emig ration anticipate bat
is eusy comprehend that until the minds and The feet 0
tic Chinese cmancpaed from their hereditary
bondage the prospect OF improving country by an i'm
rnrtaton of unmarried and strange. .nollOned Cinnamon
not be very encouraging
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
te e.
Vi +: Slt;O.

The following Is aa cx!rac! oi letter from Monterey,
Mexico Ia gentleman in New York city, dated May 49,
1883:
We in the midst oil very dull times and fear
coming
The present government is down all that from
The United States. We shall experience unpleasant times
Monterey under the government OF General Ampuda, who
has been appointed cJnmandn general and Governor OF
the State New Leon. You that he ia friend
10 nylhing American.
hr j. celebrated for having Made the best time !ccO:d
rom P4iu Alto Malanor7 lie il who, during me
war hceaiei O has couniymun, and builcd Tie head
in OIL He j. vety refined savage and fl; tool 10 do The
work o! h!s in4s,cr
Do not surprised ri these days Tor
pec hr i'll Danish from his place hs arrival How.
c.r hope hc will send further into the interior
hc ,d when General Tdy on his way 10 Monterey
ine dictator determined kick up CIcn. nry
thrown away such hold this cOuGlry In bondage
O this fact every schonlbuy in your country must be
yinccd !hc "aanfcst destiny is made manifest
people. the better Tor them and the whole civilized
world
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

si. a,mst 70 ihe teeth which have alarmed ihe soeo
us h monrn of the river 1urned out 10 be Two plea
.ure yachts belonging Dr. Wilkinson anu wnCd
nIsa r!,a.;on ny n%"lOfI WTS = orleans Pieayun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
Office Of the j. X. d. x Co.
p,cnN.nHn Mlv Ia lGE2

R he Hurpnsa o repairing the Locks and Aqueduc!s between
Richmond LyncnbuTy, the navigation Of the Canal VIII oe
i-Teat-l d. n"ws:
Lo,k No frr four Jays. commencing on the 2ih jane
: 4 Locks NuS : and from the 24h June
Ancs NJ L. AND Rockhsh AquedGct, for four weeks com
a'rt.i 10 tie .n.h Iu.e.
-f mentioned Locks and Aquc,uc
aassiIE vail throughout the line Tor ten days
b-t~r.u Joshua Falls anJ Lock No So the navigation
i1;cupct fifteen days commencing on the
Is
l will KEEP, all the Levels enable the cke
so continue their regular Trips without interruption during the
ii'sTs-s repairs
. 9.c, u ,ae Boatd Of Directors wM. p. MUNFoRD,
Secre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

TIE design The Crystal lac Medal is is stated de-
cded on-a Genan the $500 prize There were ABOUT
ninety competitors and the New York Mirror judges from
furnished Of the lucky design that II vas select
ed for ts common place land therefore easily unoersoon)
character eide is figure OF liberty holding up ner
can and resting against shield end the oiher neue
rrpresentng New Ymk holding pair Of scales under her
arm as nuch as say have weighed the matter, %ne
figure designed Genius of Progress leaos inousy
forward TO receive her reward This of design ID an DID,
hac kneyed affair and Mirror thinks II entirely unworthy
Ifh,. sjOn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

NOBLE MONUMENT.-'ro honor lhe memory OF the
late Duke Of Wellington, magnificent School s ~ be sc
ibshed which children OF the Army officers are 10 DC
charge The Qaeen heads the suoscrpon
with SIS 000 Prince Albert and the Dlke OF Cambridge Sne
unce followed with 50 800 ech AMI there are sew
rta subscriptions ranging from $500 sOOO Inc ene
subscriptions already s400 600, and VIII po0ao
| re increased to $500 600.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
GOOD NEWS FOR VISITORS TO THE VI
uIoT SPRINGS LINE FROM STAIN. 6AR ~
III TON TO TILE LOT AND WHITE HaA8&eGEXaS@

Al
III TON TO THE HOT AND WHITE EA@9AS-44a
SULPHUR SPRINGS, PASSING By TIE E$@Sf1AH
BATH ALUM AND WkRM-TilROt Gil E3s.G4e1k0y
FROM RlCnMoNo TO THE HOT spRlNGS - NO DAtS-
Visitors 20 the Spsings public generally Informed ts
a Tuesday 5h July 1883 there will be accuron the rr
fom S,aunou the White sulphur SirnSa a I"s q frms
be weekly ,1hse
s-4so leaving Saun;on and the White Sulphur oI e ii
srery Tursay Thursday aad saturday. and ihe o springs
m hose places on .he days The night taa" sa u.
AT The White Sulphur will be al the lie eiiss, ahu me
coaches viii there SGudaY Travellers r 'ai
Of this ine will be conveyed with all posbG ana e1Peu
lun and Without night travel 10 :he M Ill % s 1" a du
tion the waeky St7e WIZ os KEEP d. 'he io
Springs and Siaunton re o me PUBIC
Passengers for the Hot Spring. " oe eh'ee " anu
the White Supl: EeA -, -,
Persons choC~ 70 Pailoh'Ae S '"e vi" eiemoei 20
Faro nom siaun;i the Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs
. 90 M 10 The White Sulphur S. from Hot Springs White
SulJhu So so FN Seats apply IL Waoaeerds Hotel ~ Saun
ihoS oo.hE.
Strings, .J.ne27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

yI>UE claimants Lucy DcSinnon
Hanover county, hereby caution all persons
or teiving Of bona for ;wo huidteI
c;e last January Virginia Central RAJ! ROAD i.
sait for Tie hire Of her nesr" men, Lewis uu
liam the presen year, (lS53> and putportine 70 nave oes
"a lanes Cason enable him TO co!ect le hte, as e
.eca agent Of the Lucy Dickinson for ha ~
OF sa,d bond having been stopped III tne ehe VI e
sal. Rail Road Company. ,,.,,, :, any manner
Al I've rsons inde bed the said Lucy Dcka'oh n an! 'e
A.. "a utoned against making payme-' 10 ay peso" ei
es her legal repesr ltave Iereaie' d DC asce's"eu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

WHERE is THE wEsT7-oa Friday last, a'4s P;
is w. Iinoi. M o'clock Wednesday, p. NJ, preceding
H came by way Of Chicago, looked in upon Cleveland
called q, Buffalo sped the plain by The "%hnn
cans: rain y, Albany and whiskcd over he Ncslern
1H' w,tr.sipr Rail Ro,ds 10 Boston. Onct, and "ih'n
m Of III. middle aeed o' 'h's day Rui-ir wa
n.itcrcI quite out west" Chcas" ou; Yss'r'Iay, wa
"C,r off land" Now merchant stakcs hands aild oGs
od bve 10 his customers lo0 miles west OF that a,I 10
Two DAYS and ore and half grcels bis friends IL DOS
on Ii is in fact only eleven hundred and ht'y m,les
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

The Editor of the Petersburg Inteligencer having lately
visited the great bridge the South Side rail- ond FIVE
miles below Farmvie speaks Of it as follows
1.-THE bridge advancing regularly to Its completion and
when finished will the nobest structures OF the kind
In this any other country 1t will rest nineteen
pers of average height OF 80 feet standing 5O feel apart
These piers reared upon bases Of solid granite Il by Ia
feet worked in hydraulic elevation above high
water mark Five or six feet of them finished and are
beautiful specimens OF the workmens SKILL Pursuing our
wak across the river we passed other in various
of progress. and giving every promise OF being rapidly
handsomely and durably executed All hustle and
vity in the valley. The mandatory of bricks we'll
worth the VISITORS notice. They moulded by machinery
day. There nearly four hundred hands work 10 the
different departments ol labor connected with the Bridge
the Western embankment employing large number of carrie
drivers and dggers"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

MONUMENT TO SCHILLER AND GOEFHE-A
of bronze about 10 be erected at Welmer Ger
MANY in honor great poets OF Germany and ar
appeal is In circulation in that country which calls upon al
Germans contribute TO the fund for the purpose suhcen
means not having yet been provided
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

On the authority Of the Cincinnati Gazette We iee' 'a
s4U0 900 been subscribed in that city of s
and Paducah road $50 miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
InlY Q-cSl

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.
WILL sell TO bidder cs) MON DAY he 10Th
The Court House door IN Boydon Me- IenoufS
county Virginia. between the hours OF 10 1nc O'CLOCK has Vana
HE tract wood panIaiinn con'a!IhB
eleven hundred and SAD tract oi land Ii IL me
oUuh.eas corner Meklcnbur county, the ~cs Il Blue
ne within miles Chsahsvic, and wit 10 10 niles OF
K.ysvite Depot The Richmond AM! anvle Ran Red sad
Iar ~ upland Il rs nnne
hc ia.nr OF tt- and as any ,
purchase will themselves Capt John
the I-nd. Cap John Smith, isn2 on t.
place pleasure wishing TO c4h"ls
Clrar aHd in.'udole, uuI VIII sci suc nst '
"a ia vested IN me a, Executor VI. ELAS.
IYpts H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
- ~ J; - ENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

pANAHAY from the subscriber. Tuesday night last about 10
II Negro Nsn named WILLIAM about feet 6inches
m straight aua steps quick aud of eentec appearance gene
fsy old and OF dark brown coor; AID when
l ~ took vii, HI dark plnlaloons besides Liz
Customary dairy clothes
lie rcrcna,eG Christmas las! OF air. James Miller OF Bo,e
QUIT cour'y and lie may endcavor TO return there.
and al reasonable expenses r lie paid.
esei ney uG ii. crco cnunty or ten dollars II taken
up sl;. Richmond and delivered to me.
SHOcGOg foCSuEr July l-c3t' JAMES VI. TALBOTT
't,kiA DOLLARS RE- yyanD.-sira! e. itom q
he s1sscr!oer, = February last. small bay Horse, N
.,h II: Is nGnr; Ave years old and has white TA
..; aud The hair around ancles is taken oil by St
s cd and has the appearance OF having been scaid.d u
=. ssr3 viii paid ol delivery Mr. Wo stable,
t.t. ;Trc:, Richmond y HUNTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

Nl-iSIIlNG less busincsS aGs or i sale one
w OF nv lying Wil!s River In the county OF
m.rami adoiu!ng Tie Jno 2. Wilson and Willis San
rson and containing 6tO and bu acres; 25o or 800 o
Shh u IN growth and well nheed having suheiency
OF OLD held pine
sre There upwards OF loo acres OF low grounds
an, he hehand, good condition 10 cultivate This land
well suited growth Of wheat and tobacco and
h.s on comfortable dwelling with two rooms below aud TWO
.ov. kitchen of brick and the necessary outhouses
The good and the place healthy and well watereu
Persons lard vi" do we'll 10 call on me- as on ae
.o,, o nv health my business matters IN
sma compass and will make the terms liberal the above ahu
!. hyrh o will bc Tor REM.
NJ, Post Office is CartersvllIc.Na IARlloN "oopoot''
md June = lSa3-cWtlsSep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

Dr. Horato Rudder, the surgeon al Inc U. D. marine
hospital al City Point, Va, died on Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

SMOKING IN THE imp9r,ah' ranT ny
- trss r.crn,Iv decided IN England. The Edhouts anu
Glasgow Company sued b. passenger, "n no v
yearly ticket or damage sustained by him rom s Of me
g. o,d the iniary 10 his feelings n CONSEQUENCE VI lne
=, ~ nfIcm.ni of the rule against smoking Inc 'ecslon
yns mai The company liable in ese'y case 1 +,"as
- me inlictou %, penalty OF ~ shsiinss a"u '''S
lined accordingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

+, the "IJncercmonous treatment of the Russian Ultima
INN Punch makes England, France and Turkey give 81
neous kick 10 Tire Car Nicholas, while ronch 'oo
smiling and wnking, with MS hanas oe"hu "'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
y,IUABLE TRACT OF Ian u FOR SALE.

eY vu. SupcT,o! Court q" ChdnrI!, ioi w
p Aocmare prOnuuncei nn ihe ZSih o n"y l'i
offer sale lhs premises III uhC auC
,on bidder Wedrcstsy The Qt day Ofhugusthr II
Iair u not day thereafter NhFES TIE hc"u'n
residence VI David gcino";hdm !! tuaieu aio.t
miles Charlotte vl'e and about ies from ~ Sat
RaIuad Depot, Il contains from X 10 10 hundred acres
hrrds ~hIcl II und cuivuitOr and all Win
in good f,rcing South West mountain led soil "nc o o
n be suriassG lher. are ~ acres
upon The improvements 90 rinl oi good
bcs dwelling Is lsrntns brick kchrn rim se
Ms. ara rcl.e Office. good ants houses. sav.
n uveIs"tr hUu-t ALTO nI -ioG" AZ
brk bsru Thee place naiy fnr iru eeH Pef
the ldni Ic'ihH :"
the !ay o. sale by application Mr. Mar! b. Heemb III nh .
prerni f." r e iiigg b"hnIr on the ar " 's'-
SAID .atpi Id c1e!iL three nnd t"s
cru. llynen;s the purchaser hares t d. vi" "P
security TIL wiie chase Is t"la j "' u
will desired .! L ae
Jun. 2.-cu5E MARY E IIG;> BtTIIaN, trni.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
y.LUARLE TRA CT OF LAND FOR SALE IN
THE COUNTY OF MBCkLENBtRG

TWISTING the West ontI lot tar ID! !s ~ ,
w containing Butchers creek, whi Hes
G Carksve and 80 two miles OF e boy1o
~ ank The land well adapted 10 The CROWN
~ nacco Hna aud contains io acres ni creek
iow cruuni osnai growth good dwelling house and
m .r necessary houses; well watered There Is nne
ar Apple and PeLh trees on H. ana Tue heshporh'o"
eaI"". ".."cwi6w. M ~ :. Z. LOCKETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

! The Suu,e Ste. Marie Ship Canal, talked about ior the
las, twenty years, has been commenced large ofce oi
men 5h inst and during The hVe succeeding
dnys cnnsiderahIe preliminary work was pefolnee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
MORE ACCOUNTABILITY OF STEAMBOATS,

Three F. iplcv weayers whose wirea were qeG!te!sL al
Gorroc or the season. anxious 10 get across 10 De
,n nm Sunday morning Dtening II proan1tion 10 en-
noy an cared boat for that purpose they iiienc
10 negotiate with rhc captain OF The ohsay mall steamer
",o cast biz o his tow, aud TAX mem '" mn, ns -,
s ooun down ,h,, way az onyrate" "Bu what's the diff
rence pray?" asked the negota,or bct"ccn being
aver with oars and by the paddles OF scune'! Diiirt
- of man yha ma IN answer for what he does and "ale
whec pulling u.s. ither words, gin ye wad nae US 10 o.
,nair poinedy particular steam ensnes no moral DC
inq-iI's no an accountagle a~gen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

lie Mornons Vi Utah about ID cu!t!"ate oysters
c,,ss anu uaseTs in the Salt Lake. i the "a:et should
prove 100 salt they design sluces 70 lei ot Inc
salt waller and lei in the fresh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

NATIONAL Comfy Commodore Schroeder, having
given notice Of his nlenl Pay hi, respects the
,hues Of The city shore Yesterday (ays the Nor
folk Herald Of Tuesday, "h his suite consisting Of Cora
maadlDls Suudcwa and rIna cher a, sc"rral other
Gccrs Of the Prussaa s:pr war in this port They wcr,
received al II O'clock by Il May yor Hunter Woodis E.c
his residence, in style appropriate diahiiy and hosp
tay,- melnhers Of The ;our and the Common C0ur
cmrn elect, being also In tendance. In addition to III.
Prusssn guests there were 10 present the foreign Consu
resident in The city, ci1ces the U. Navy, and several
cZens
The ceremony OF receplio and presentation being over
at O'Clock the company, PRECEDED by The Prussan guests
ushered Into another where they parook Of
elegant repast which his 5onor the Mayor performed
huuors in his usual graceful le and which due jasiiC
was done by all present.
Several toasts drunk The MAJOR gave the King d
Prussia and perpetual tnlty country uud the
United States which was csponded u by C"ntno3Ure
Schroeder, who gave the Pri.e Of the United Sta;cs.
Tie Mayor neat gave The II,cn Of Great Britain win h
was handsomely responded in few remarks by her Nc
Jesy's Consul, G. P. Jane Esq.
Similar compliments we,e aid Tho soycreigna Of HO
land and Spain and ACKNOWLEDGED by their respective repre-
sentafives.
About o'clock, Commot;e Schroeder and suite took
their leave, and the company :lired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

NEW ENGLISH HTARlFF.-Several changes. al the re
commentator OF The Ministry: have been made in the I'm
ysh tariff and the reduction of duties various articles eX
ported from this country 10 very material Among these ar
hooks butter cheese clocks rice, eggs etc. II lie said IN
reduction will 60 into operation forthwith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04

Z
a. e o me Circuit Court Of Cumberland county en- Mon
-1;, '"s Ut Jay OF June, 1853
9Ihs Reynolds by Obadiah Reynolds, her husband and
atI' iilsGt, Paintif:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-04
Grain Mc0surers ReporfrOm Janua'y lst 1853, TO 'aa

Com 50 795 bushels; Wheat l0ii0 bushels; Oats A. 37
bushels Potatoes y 80 bushels; Peas 5l2 bnshtls.
l.. n. LUCK Grain Measurer or Port OF Richmond
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-18
Eg A party of Fillibusters had 6

EEA party of Fillibusters had a
meeting at the Appollo Saloon, New
York on the 1st inst. The object Of
the meeting was to commemorate the
second anniversary Of the death Of
Lopez. All the members Of the Junta
were present. Among Others Donna
Anna Josephine di Aguro, widow Of
the distinguished compatriot Of Lopez
waa.present. Speeches were made BY
the President Of the meeting and j. S.
Thrasher. s
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-18
NO. Isl

!. - :. ] ...au... = .sH.s.n.~1.1s 1ss.A~
barren in some places and worn out in
others, but we venture to say that there
is not more fertile country on the
Globe, than is contained in the ancient
limits Of West Florida! The term
"worn out''-llnless It be d desert Of
sand, is an obsolete phrase. With the
light Of science as applied to the chem
istry of Agriculture, there is no mean
ing to the words sworn out" The
term wodld apply better to the half
starved sickly white population, for
whom it is great effort, to draw the
breath oflife. 12ea4 ~ afls
Talk Of Railroads through such d
country, how are they to benefit an in
dolent, effeminate, weak-(mentally
and physically population !, Not in in
the most remote degree! no, teach the
people that there is a dignity in honest
industry, and that the sun shines not
to kill people, but to give health and
strength,-that it was intended that
the animal called man should live. in
it, and not fly from its rays, as though
the vengenee Of the Lord were in it.
JOHN .HowARD.-This celebrated
English Philanthropist, was one Of the
most remarkable men Of modern times.
He made voluntary sacrifice Of time
and fortune, to relieve as far as it was
in his power tc do so---the distress
and suffering in the dungeons and
prisons to which he gained admission
BY his afible and courteous deport.
ment. The field Of his labor was not
limited. Whenever, and wherever,
Howrad could hear Of sickness and
distress, there he was to be found, in
the midst Of it, He, was "a practical
Philanthropist, a worthy deciple Of
Jesus. He pied in person, to crowned
heads to deal mercifully with their pris-
oners and the result Of his good work
was seen and felt in the North and
South--the East and the West. In
1889, he visited Russia for the last
time. He learned that. Crimea was
being depopulated by fearful epideln-
ic and it was there that he contracted
disease Of which he died in 1870. A
beautiful monument was erected to
his memory Ut Chcrson by the Russian
Government.
sa -s-s-~------- 8i ~ aG8
CnoUps, CLOUDS, CLoups.--We
have had nothing but clouds and rain
--fogs and mist, in this vicinity, for
the past two weeks. We feel salts
fed, that when the sun does show his
face again q favorable reaction will
take place in the public mind--peo-
pie will resume their avocaions, and
the hustle Of life will 60 on as ustial.
Our citizens cannot and must not ex-
pect to feel well, when every element
of earth and air, conspires against us.
To the sick We would say be Of. good
cheer when the god of.day does put
out again it will be to shine more
brightly than he ever has before. +
a 4------ - ------- En- ~ G1
r-The citizens Bank is again in
full blast---issuing their own, for 9TH
er peoples notes, and performing the
other beautiful banking operations to
facilitate what is called trade The
Citizens, has disadvantage over other
institutions, inasmuch as the promise
to pay" is translated into Gallic--
thus, LA Bank des Citoycm promis
ne 2,aq/er. IF it were in German it
would be auJait. Thus each one Of
No couor,1 roenoctcd clacsoa nfs citi
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-18

i IE All persons il toxin who have
servents-either. male or female, to
hire as nurses for the sick can find
employment for them BY making ap-
plication to VIM. F. Tunnard.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-18

1.-THE steamer Europa brought
over from Liverpool to Boston. the tai
ented American Actress, Miss Deyen-
port. She is to play an engagement
at the Howard Athenium.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-27

vously disann.s His rsoI0ton IL rather 10 as
All IONS than 10 affiliate with them His nature re-
volts al sboonism His msaly character grateful for
The pss and proud OF The fame VI that io1esihsr who
n ite revolution. fought side by side with the adopted
ns-sye with foreigners before they became cit-
zenss all opposed TO native Amer csnsm. Aud hence
love for his whole country 10 catholic and national
To bring all the members oil the democratic party
platform Of radical constitutional princples-o prepare
the nation Tor the thick coming events of tbs futu-to
exnxuIsh from the couYy idea OF hostility TO the
rights OF the Staes-and to meet and 10 master all qaes
Mons. whether OF dom este foreign policy, wisely aud
houoxahly for ourselves and postentyihese
OF the duties commit Cd 10 the hands of Frsnkn Pierce.
To these lie will give oil his energies To these he will
make all things else subsidiary subordinate II he
csnn<d satisfy abouonism and native he
must rest content upon the sober and judgment
OF thu gres, body OF the people outside OF factions
aud .ianaticisms. W.