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,e,o THE HEIRS OF JOSEPH wINCFIELp.

anG Eiz children ana hs oI JoH NihSee4.
I Mo ,rrar;,L hts IS tie county 81 HhrGve
and : ate ui trIGl. leaving widow % wom ,a'toi o. No
.I ., n.T. assigned s52 The S-cS
sad he unteIs gnrt Pohe; coLn!:
.rer 10 which accordingly done on nc -
"a, nI January 1853 The .! the Messs His IL
The ciy Richmond upnn dGe notice thereof The SAID Es "a
.Er %ho Elizabeth W!ngfe!i n,etp4cd go
.I Walker Leake county Of Automatic and many ,sns,Es
moYe 10 the sac Mississippi, where Is supposed NY ha':
or grant children Ss joeIh Nitpftd moved I.
- safe n Tennessee. Children Interested he SAT-
tower ae lelr- ci The tz! Jo-jh NHFhe@ ai1
c,s. viii make Known undersigned heii
. ry shall be informed the due rH sDd any III:
mo r I'VE m transmitting icI1rs hem VIII be tol Win
pleasure. h''S'S :" "i''' -, - -
~ '"> Ma 40
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D;awr Nos 81 arsHa Consolidated, II
:. It :. IS j. - 81 * u So Is q ~ s. Is q
wh7. q u q: sls> nail is Is g s6S cur 80 Is 70 sles-
-e,. s,d --l laHby Leeh
Drawn N5s II paaosco, liZ'
:. !. = y . = Is & IL II IL - y q
woe - SIN hal:y . 81 nru half IL y So 80 quar-
: = - s.-IsI n.3 AMI ;Isiit, LUCK
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Odd ~ r,cr THE
rs,ut'XDER LIGHTNING, STDRMiNG ANu DELnuhrni ne
1 ;KANnUSr PAINTING IN THE WORLD VI n ne
@ r,na and Doranla the Creation aui Deugc ny e
80 I, u many Of MS friends Rhmoad Dr. bsae mas CON
.sn4n shor, TINE hase Obliged 20 ttte lei
cs.May have opportunity Of witnessing me erea'
*ors oi art. ,.,...,, ;, 1yai,..dsv end
,.S', Is eents-children half prize Liberal arrangements
f Stsoois.
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poRT ROYAL BOARDING sCnooL.


CAROLINE COUNTY, ga.
's'E reputation asd 4'oaa.e OF t'a school "re jaS lce'ss
las anI1sG upOG somewhat I"rEtni from ans Edu
,a.,n.I Virginia The u instruction iGlI,
:rrai brsnca.- PIC "ssor Of Music .ov:c
Ia healthy and accessible being on me Rappahar
- miles below fredericksburg. ami IL e, from
Mlo a"' % tie Richmond and teIis.aef RAJ Road
as regularity twice wees from ;i!m'!e and fit'irF
cvebu :. and cydgcc be had from the depot
The onthe h Monday Utto;rl and
ni one 3iays Al Easter Pupil. admitted aoy lune
The annaa examination and exhibition lakes place ~
There roo a. pr.ert i've o1adcGs aud no
sill b made hs the commencement Of The next session ioI
H,ar3 5a.' tuitlyu gay able ti.! ~ a!,nnt- s4v
: ac.%en,5 c"urss irom s,oto ~
CO Si0a,. --,;ii.e a: Gf3.ssa. { pfse.
.'''''"'''''' '''' e DarnRn Principal
r,u Royal, Caron"s t"Uny. "a March l4--Cly
sEABRcoks' WANEHOUsE.
quence change Of Inspectors ms Ware
auss the subscriber resigned Inspector ship held b. him
s W4eho:s Dr O years, now oilers his ser ices
" a'" e o ri fIs: Il, 80 aIss eiax,1
Ills 1a experience Inspector and salesman anu "tats
qu@iane WIN all persona engafed II The onss Iaae IA s'
may Wi, i sale Of ;etcIGP' lie will 'l-'P'y pa.
j ai"su :i,oNa2 I,.llASoN
TRUSTEES NOTICE.
,-t-.t- ,tr. Slam. Frederick kulti. 4.
3 eaot req@ss m grrsf" mn, I" he @ ns
I'LL ' so Ii Cse1 or the raid kupsi
IL. .I..ces 10. he ar.eL: Q! his cIet'SiS Is, -,
WI J rENDLETu
H,i. MH.H*i c"."'
PRuSPECTlS Of TIE
.,u;.,.;, uEDIrAL * SURGICAL. JOURNAL.
spIIZD
,Fnut,r OTIS ". ~, ASp II I. I.,uHAS, III ID.
uuDr, Journal VIII Ii l=."ei ca ApEi! ISL lsaa
4 ar. ne strrC,ttr1 au'lDrtt "ti! appear HionhlF
uu'lrI The diffusion Vi nisdiIa
.- 81! .siaru,r lic 81. a,ttmefi OF scence ahdti" sup
,cUi,, Ht lu:e,'is ~ II" mriicil profession
-inE,I IIs oca'o liccs '""tIitrg
,r nat ;tl,rs memoirs 80, reports 81 caee", q" at'ui' " ihe
.a.r.r,1a ." N 'sr"'a 'Do'aa'y Of improve
fo. r...u1ni "rIch" " a'"t 4"i abroad re
-, ant a"ti'cs ami portion :" aHahda'" ""'t
i,- ,i.Eai,t ii .i.Ia III rledIclis
" ~ price Five Dollars u Year. -Ea
letters ard remlIldncrs. shout! he sd
,;c, i ore ia c,rn-T u FIank!n and sh feets,
z.,,,..,5 Z, bee iG-cw;iIApgi!
U,.II EOATMES WAITED, Waited iory Boat
% cm,lsrv TO navigate the Roanoke River. For er'e.
~ ADJ the highest prices viii be pau o.:
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tNUSEMENTS.
PAUL JULIEN.
.r,u AND POSITIVELY ltiE LAaI
GRAND CONCERT

rAuL L l. n,
AZ AFRICAN CHURCH. ON
,ne>asv Evening. April 18th, 1854.
whine most aat,ering solicitation OF numerous len.
II ,.t-, ,pTo uuans attend !hr FIRST CUSCERI OH
.-,..,. lie wiJ he assisted by
-" ,rrllln aRNUl D Tenoiron, ho Italian Operas. Ne"
SiWf Al ''1'N
Is REGHr. Piani,trom ,hs Grand Conservation,
Es .r Al array 81 Musical Talent oil The highest odet
s:.." PROGRAMME.
co., pr,.r.nlr,c vii! be executed faithfully
xr2oulCl HON Piano Forte-"Iesaeue dhd Je4hol Com
80 a.I executed BY Heir CHARLES BkuHT
~. FELINE or"MASANEL log laad FANTASIA lot fioih
It.-M.SS-PAIL JULIEN 90
I'll. KAGOS-n-"pl. teSs"'oto iE"'o"e 49,
SSMVtE\IrRS y AMERlQuE- Fantasia o. National AR
,--.n.ar r,9u, St-vlEurRMps PAUL JULIEN.
. '" IL.
,,.rr,,,nT\r Gl0p 20 Concer-Composed and executed
,,S,T, \, ,,r, Or,lro-- Rosslsl-S lGSOR ARNOLD
! y fii + uU northumberland Fantasia -ALAaD-PAuL
ICLIrS. , , n.,,ur, v,cSnp
.tmE CARNIVAL OF vEHiCE"By particular request -PA
oASiSI-PAUL jt!lES ,..
y-S- HERR CHiRLES BECHl Will preside al tbe fiM'"
ErS- Tickets OIe Dollar
Ia-~ open a:s, Concert Al O'clock 49,.
Secured seats can te obtained III, r. H.
4dmiiaRse ucses aad also 81 al oc 'oA
nj 4, .hc door IN The night OF the Concert
- A saurc Ushers will be in attendance o, ,,,,on
- - ~ nn used on this occasion from NASH Wo'o.
aut Sc > War" Rooms. 49, , oonnc,, ,,,,
lo-lt
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CIIEsrEnFIELD LIt4.T DRAGONS.
-. 80,

- AI>,p. i. W.. i,sI4sni Goa! mno.a AK
o.aitty. lIiH !:' 1rtgcs. iI!!y equipped Sn4
Arms aa or;ef iysInsp-:!ioa lnmot lsS
aey after The iara 81, vii BE CuaT a Enquiry Tor a
ne sscs.ne1t Of .-- Ey order giiae Captain,
Anril X l.. l-J3-r:t MN " WEl>iG Err. . S.
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- Il b. ;tawul- PANNlLI. 4 SONS. ALctioneerz
~ t:NEEN q sCOTT. AUCTS.

=, A l. OF MUSKEr>, &C., Bl ORDER ot ImE
- QUARTERMASTER AT ACCTOS-On lut'dcI he l..L =
April .ha!iseI The Marine Fartac.- ht:"f i"
"'c,ucs. 4 VI. $500 old Music
10. OF Equipments, BG4aS A.. Tenn. c4s!
GREEN /: SCOTT Au,le
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ssAsA G ERS' OFFICER, FRANCE CO, No j.
rnS Ti,t- usY-C4-lss say..a uus, 2,4i 1909 - Of
j. u III ~ !tgf - Sc. = Nos -irawt Tickets 50
Also Inc DALAI Lo.isT s4G7 ivo 49, 800 &c Of tv
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CHEAP And Coos
u Il Il 4, 8 Z q q ~ * u I, 4 :

CHEAP 4 Nd itJbi
BuO.'s, EDoTS, HDGI
IIyC ~lock ~ - NJ; sf1s:
Va rc9z H,o'- made "teJ, wica wi ( Z
s4aar 10 car well stand Thcss Boot. ii yer. H.
han n.a:!y toi i've dollars SEI
stock Of loo's. an! ~ Amos
MarrE PtTNEi, WATTS & r''rHEi
AGRICILTT.AL WAREHOUSES.
liz azure 3:Tt
cultural Machines Horse +, "TrI T";csrr sFsAT
rr Fan Ni Hem, P..ept Wheat PIN Iiar Ef4EaaSEzzs
RAKE liza, r,e.cs Straw Cutters Corn Sicirr ii!>lic and
2utrSnii ora ;uiva.Gr ii7rfow5%,
Hc mae h AZ: r most approved
NJ IJTs: Po"er4ni In es- Viii ~ 'ins boz tl's
7eG r-- u"',YE prom mod nc ~ ~" $50
gsr, a-r. a!'"E aud brass '!!G-sG :. 1:! no.
- "H i.'HNi.'i
Narchi !is MAN rect ::r:i.iond
SiiIi' !; EST piiA!.ih For BEfM:er.
.-u r.! Sui; Hs@ .'tt. :" oss'.s
rer', VIZ be tiy Tor Cargo ~ -
r",.sa,ei, Of -s;.- vl tobacco :. ;h sH s!ie-4
,rriri- Il Meier Si Leth 's at} a:rs
Narcr Il !.lillAN y We So So
VERY :TaU rt.-lsr .Sms.r5rf a.es ttt: -
~, ugI, ~ III 70 us customers
ut Ion .. liberal .atr"Hss 10 .Le ist i"'te fTTS
renewed c-rT'iJCs 81 ls Az 10 .i'c-4@
aisi4.',or - rcr, their 'S"r- m sIc'- are
- -us5d by any CITY Tor |=a!nsS5 and 'e"t"1 - 1ii
,.yr ia.ruGze Hg tt&a.n "nc' ti.h! iMrh "u ,
icts ,Crr H""'i ., - "''h
81: ty Ne j.. - :..:9 angle ti%. : ...'r
shan as" tc~i, hats sr.c sE c a '1' .-is. 81 '
-a,,tf iirf9J tE,
49,. mex .ri p Horse aE! 81 cy"''-r"i '''
.;s, ..ak Il: c.!Jat 4cn tn"ItIs "a! =. sr:
" g. !. EARNEST.
Counc' Char,,=. iiia! rsaIy opposite Exchange i"st
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JOHN ". BLANTON. DENTIST.

sANl H''avhs n%Gcl Of te Baltimore GO
81 Irh Snrse!y offer professional services 20 the cl
z-hs 'I Cumberland hni the ADJOINING am prepare.
all operations the reth -
Terrh iascrr Ell from F." entire sr,
viii attend 10 any call By ] Fafn,iIle, Prince Edward
cGgHtg, Va March ely
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f,iNIEEuT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
eaS FOURTEENTH STREET, Under The EN'h4"e" li"'e'.
- """'I Drawn Xos Delaware. Glass IL, Arri u
10 II - ~ u - p II u :; t,
Ticket !" y Of ''." % s,"' rx s,a a. Arm !" -
- II =: Go u 3; u ~ Ii :, - q =
l,ckrt ii = 1s--a ,nai rrhe :, ,.,
:, ), 10 a Il j- Ii 81 40 It ~ 81
,v,,.,. e 30 l7 nnlI Is q prize OF $3.50
"" prawn Nos. Of prla~Ar, Exa y Arii 9ii
81 ~ . % . !" ! q q = o. a. - !"
q ii ~ IL; - 10 - i. 90 81
scnt ,n- rss'
ilEsp ~, - ~, n" G , s 80 d ~ 81 e: 800
90 ~ - drawn l,csc,s SJ-sIarco in proportion
VEIN .am i.ottet Gas :" - '5h.
ais s300t 9Hn 900 Eo, 5000, !,ls 10 al ''" Sc. -
Sns - !ra VII. TIckr's ~0-riihfes IA Fruirric' . -.
TilIiR SDayTur delaware Lo"rr l'asr 30 ~ tHi
MA: So or. 1906, 500 5000 800 1874, .! 'o Sc .
Soa u drawn ritket' sh-stares ~ ntoi"rti"n. c,-
saoto 1000 app. 2ts. 1881 10 OF iSF' Sc - Nos u
IrHwr Tlcs,,. Si->'ares , tnlog,!oc.
ATIaDAyrt I'ciaw.ur Satc in'riy C!as Sc aI!taii
s3ulI6 10 n 60a, 10 81 Sn' ~ OF ' &c = NoS 't""'
:" 'e' IINNBGKrs LAST LOTTERY N VIRGINIA
T'nr saturday, April esd,
~, ns,w,. size In''cry C!d-S D. Capital sh.S' Usj,
- mn - Ia ai1 10 nj 1860. 10 OF ESQ., 40 CT COS
&c = Noa ia drawn. Tickets so shares IN I'1Ionon
rs~inlcY, Certificate iacEasts th.I .Se
ke At!en'f iEi iir raHhstof'
yar,rd sAntadT tItI ,''en rs49es'e,
u Cnnnp. az npu! Saics "nse @5orr ot!cetaA -
O'clock r. VI sndhsi! are fsce!'e 'te 1-' -
Tuesday, Thurs
aa NO. III t,.n tniaT. Address TiliIMA~ LAMBERT.
~ - no 3.LtchanF Place, ititknjhd.Vs
e- aacoll, - s"Tktrr ucs in 'ad nsr6srssays 9oTJ
O'Moore --------------------
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SPRING SUPPLY Of HARDWARE.
SsY packer h5 Fira New World and Siddors, aIsosram
sps Atlantic aGt City 9" Glasgow and per steamers
The north eceip spring nu
lion ol Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &c.
favne of the largest and best ssom1ni' ever offered on
and Of stock having been purchased before the
prepared offer Inducements 10
merchants and mechanics who Will find II 10 their adva
- call and examIr. before purchasing elsewhere.
AND. JOHNSTON & Co,
ltnrofles aGt Gsalc3 u Hardware, Cutlery Guns, Sc,
SRA Of Saw, No. - Main ST.
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aua!S-ot
INSURE YOUR LIVES I-IEsUlsE THE LIVES

Ill sr.ona barring claims agens Samuel Taylor, decd or ow
m; MIN, desiring papers belonging TO them IN his
ayinr books Of mis- ia heir possession referred
nv =. M, Taylor. the Bank oil Virginia, who 10 fully
10 al IN ali rings rclatnio the estate as my attorney
80 EMILY TAYLOR,
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DOUGHTY d ANDERSON,
CPHOLSTERERS And PAPER HANGERS;
Corner of Governor and Franklin Streets,
AVE their Spring stock ~ French and A.tah
PAPER Borders Fire aud Cuau Papers
complete and elegant of all The vsGiuus styles
Also Floor OH Cloths lGia and Cocoa
Wujow Shades and Binds wih general assortment OF
and ALSO Cucd Hair and Shuck
many ohe articles linz. oil OF which viii be
8 IL on the reasonable terms
Paper Hanging and poernP executed al The thoilt 81 notice
TOM March ~ SIN
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onpNANcE ANp GUIDANCE sToEEs.

Ill be sold public auction. Fort Monroe Arsenal Old Po
w TrursJay the Iiif hIrl
Il clock VI The following coatrmC" rt!ti"ce u!jnslc:
Stores.
u pouncrr Iron lIonil'et heavy shoH
30 Ileht, jTs,s2I
II nediCM .
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HARRINGTON hniouGf 'u' haunIh uT"i = L':"rs,
RI. Tobacco F',-- -l,r'cst. c!d ~ !-i
n,T.ef- II scotch >1lis i"fi's ct'
All hraris OF ItaLtS. Ht5- al
asait purchaser, cI.onaGc eruis, AMI fces
,o.H:r:'r .Ih .r Northern t'iers
LANES a HARRINGTON. yuhArrnml.l.
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lla; gained Tor him me ntie OF lis
iyti WONDER toce;her with entirely NV and
,1'',' * lNi,lpn rtochnnlcnl DtssolvtnS Views
d =; olcdscopal Illusion eruuna,ug with an efup;ion
L a. MOUNT TESJ.;ICS y =.
r-F> uF ADiISSUSSecurcd Deh III dress circle 20 c's'
-,,nts Genera, admission 30 cents 10 Boxes au fSf'
M, ). G..,r. ~ crrts md - cts. ~. :. :,
Il DC 5c. curnia.nce ats ... - INA
w tsc-s;u. Books les :roins the habits ana nahaerI ~ M
.ciss VITA Illustrative plates, sale al the Theatre
pre- - f2s ss.'s II HANINGToS Manager
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HAYES X, SUTTON,

NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND VA.
within the
w o Notary taking depo iong. administering GA s
and certifying acknowledgements of deeds and eEqus.
dawer norg and protesting bills exchange ind PROM.
which Notary Public be employ
I'd under The The United and OF the several States Of
,,c Union.
ttj~-,li!cc |. aw BUILDING Richmond March i--6n
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BY z. II. DICKINSON & BROTHER AuCTs.
COMMISSIONER SSAIEOit Sen I'm SALliBL
NEGROES
lfaHtv-r Comfy
~ he uscs arunu. luEc ais ~,
uitgrsIsnei sell THURSDAY tie iih sau.,
O'Clock House oil 4 u mcEInsnA BolheT
cav 81 Richmond, Seven Valuable SIasc-.
tHkSllAN WHITE. CuurHis, JneT
sale by X. Il. Dlt kINSON BKu
~ cItns Cash Ap.ilk
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THE: ROAD TO HEALTH.

March .i--cih as!rtncy
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can vouc!!irT -'.G y
r Professor hotto"Af
Sir: lJe;..a - Dc - "
Pills 10. sCn.s : !
il tho stomach -hat" .
,,,.I.rs,si..eI ne !for'
norw!Ihstatt!loSny atSa
-, me. thai lam DESTROYS
tb.jr7lt.la= | an 40" :
,iy. and caniase c1e!Cis
-alIliuo: Ia bsIorr
III
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

. .

The sixth, and last round, is described
By the pressman and compositors as having
been fearfully scientific. We held " Bos-
ton" down over the Press by our nose,
(Which we had inserted between his teeth
for that purpose,) and while our hair was
employed in holding one of his hands, we
held the other in our left, and with the
" sleeps foot" brandished above our head,
shouted to him "say Waldo" he grasped-
Oh my Big-ler, he would have muttered,
But that ne dried up, ere the word was uttered
AT this moment we discovered that we had
been laboring under misunderstanding
through the amicable Intervention of the
pressmen, who thrust roller between our
faces which gave the whole affair very
different complexion;) the matter was finally
settled on the most friendly terms" and
without prejudice to the honor of either
party" We write this while sitting with
out any clothing, except our left stocking,
and the rim of our hat encircling our neck
like a ruff of the Elizabethan era that ar.
ticle of dress having been knocked over our
head at an early stage of the proceedings
and the crown subsequently TORN Oh, Wnlle
the Judge is sopping his eye with cold wa
ter, in the next room, small boy stand
ing beside the sufferer with basin, and
glaneing with interest over the advertise
ments in the second page of the San Diego
herald, fair copy of which was struck of
upon the back of his shirt, at the time we
held him over the Press. Thus ends our
description of this long anticipated person
al collision, of which the public can believe
precisely as much as they please; if they
disbelieve the whole of tive shall not be at
all offended, but can simply quote as much
to the point, what might have been the
commencement of our epitaph, had we fall
len in the conflict.
"HERE LIES PHOENIX"
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

BURNING OF SoNoRA.-From Mr.. Nc
Elhany, who came down from Sonora yes
terday, we are gratifed to learn that the
ccnfagration did not result so disastrously
as we supposed. The fire broke out about
the middle of the city, and burned both
ways, but its ravages were confined to a
portion of the city where but little of the
heavy trading was done. The damage
was confined principally to saloons, drink
ing houses, and small retail clothing stores,
with perhaps one or two large houses
The extent of the confagration did not
exceed six hundred feet, and the destruc.
ton was similar to what would occur
should the Levee burn down in Stockton
or Long Wharf in San Francisco. Sonora
is long city, and the heavy trading is
done at both ends, leaving the centre as q
kind of retreat, and it was this latter sec
ton that was destroyed, leaving the bes
portion of the town standing. Both Elk
press offices were destroyed, but the fire
stopped before reaching the banking house
of Yaney & Bertine, on the north, and thu
bridge on the south. This we are told, is
the utmost limit to which the flames per
vaded.-Stockton Journal
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through the snow, with aught save his rife,
be present thee with the contents thereof,
and like dog, thou shall fall down and
die.
X.-They shalt not covet thy ncighbor's
gold, nor his claim, nor undermine his
bank in following a lead, nor move his
stake, nor wash his tailings from his sluice's
mouth, nor throw up dirt upon his bank
And if thy neighbor have his family here,
and thou love and covet his daughters
hand in marriage, thou shall lose no time
in seeking her affection 4; and when thou
hast obtained it thou shalt ''pop the ques-
ton" like a man, lest another more manly
than thou art, should step in before thee,
and thou covet her in vain and in the
anguish of disappointment, thou shalt quote
the language of the great and say, Let
her rip y and thy future life be that of
poor, lonely, despised and comfortless bach
elor. The end.
a LITTLE ONE THROWN N--Thou shalt
not dig mp public road, unless thou canst
afford to fix again as good as before, 9TH
erwlse thou injurest the tea MISTER to benefit
thyself, and he curse thee every time he
passeth. Amen.
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and will undoubtedly have good run, as
the proprietors are gentlemen of the first
water, and eminently well calculated
to please all their customers. Several
Gambling Saloons and Restaurants are in
contemplation and will be source of con-
sidera bic profit to the proprietors.
But find have exceeded the limits
had marked out, and therefore had better
resume my pick and pan, and dig the re-
mainder of the week for the support of the
body corporal.
Yours, Respectfully,
"SAM PATCH"
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

MINT IN CALIFoRN1A.-Little has been
said or heard about the Mint of late. We
are informed that a shipment was made on
the 1st of August, comprising the machin-
cry, furnaces, dies, and the entire apparatus
necessary for the amount of coinage re-
quired by the government contract with
Messrs. Curtis 8 Peery. The Mint loca-
ton will be the same as that now occupied
by the Assay Office on Commercial street,
with the addition of twenty feet front, SO
that the contemplated structure which is
to be completed ON the 1st of February,
1854, will cover an area of sixty square
feet, and then to be delivered, capable oi
coming gold to the amount of fifty millions
per annum. Times and Transcript.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

COMPENSATION FOR EMANcIPATED
SLAvEs.-We have received through the
z. o., from an anonymous source, the fol-
lowing petition :--Eve Jour.
To the Honorable Senate and House OF
Representatives IN Congress assembled :
The undersigned, citizens of -, re-
spectfully petition your honorable body to
provide, by law, that whenever any State
of this Union, now admitting domestic
slavery, shall decree the emancipation of
all slaves and the final extinction of invol-
untary servitude within her border,an ex-
act enumeration of said slaves shall be
made, and the sum of - dollars for each
and every slave so emanci pated shall be
paid to such State from the Treasury OF
the United States, at such periods and in
such manner as shall best promote the ex-
ecution of said decree.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
FROM SAN DIEGO.
Highly Interesting and Important.
GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN PHOENIX & BGSTONl

Anin1oting Description of the Contest.
4 Drawn Batte-Poth parties severe losers
Phenir retired from the scene Of the fight
Boston an possession
By the arrival of the steamer Goliah, we
are receipt of the San Diego Herald of Oct.
Isl. 1t conveys the intelligence of san
culinary fight, between " Boston and
" Phoenix" which occurred on the morn
ing of the 29th Sept. The following de-
tailed account Of the battle, by an "eye''
witness, will be read with interest:
"The Thomas Hunt had arrived, she lay
at the wharf at New Town, and the rumor
had reached our ears that " Boston" was
on board. Public anxiety has been excl
ted to the highest pitch to witness the re-
suit of the meeting between US. 1t had
been stated publicly that " Boston" would
whip us the moment he arrived; but though
we thought conflict probable, we had nev-
er been very sanguine as to its termina-
ting in this manner. Coolly we gazed
from the window of the Office upon the
New Town road, we deserted cloud OF
dust in the distance, high above it waved a
whip-lash, and we said, Boston" cometh,
and "his driving is like that of Jehu, the
son Of Nimshi, for he driveth furiously."
Calmly we seated in the EARN chair"
and continued cur labors upon our magnif-
icent Pictorial. Anon, step, heavy
step, was heard upon the stairs, and A" Bos-
ton" stood before us.
"In shape and gesture proudly eminent,
stood like tower. -. but his face deep
scars of thunder had intrenched, and care
sat his faded cheek bat under bTows
Of dauntiess courage and c3nsiderate pride,
waited revenge"
w -ae@. a'-d ',i.h unfaltering voice. said
"well, JHdge, how do you do ~ He made
no reply, but commenced taking of his
coat.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
at is said in the eastern papers that

nA-It is said in the eastern papers that
Mr.. Daniel D. Page, banker of St. Louis,
will undertake to build one mile of railroad
to the Pacific if fifteen hundred persons
can be found who will undertake an equal
share in the work Are there not fifteen
hundred persons in the United States who
feel an interest in this great enterprise, and
who have the means to unite in the st.
Louis proposition? If so let them give
their names to the public, and in thirty
days we can have the stock all subscribed
in this gigantic undertaking. Congress
will not refuse the privilege to build the
road. MIR. Page has set the ball in motion,
who will keep it rolling =?