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Rouea-'fhe Female orrlnp Asylum.
It is about SIX years ego, that some
eight or ten ladies' formed themselves
inlo au association aud directed their
caro to destitute orphans aud inligont
female children. They had not the
fostering care Of a powerful religious
sect to nil them they wore united
alone hY the common bond o. Chris
'ian Philanthropy, and were not able
to own building for their institution.
For a long season They were compelled
to rent houses litl,pr and thIther, aud
had not their nntiring industry been
equal to their philanthropy, in the
dirk days Of gloomy debt, they would
have abandoned the idea Of ever hav
ing their institution upon n permanent
foundation. But they were not de
TERED il their good work by my oh
stanle to thcir success. aud now, they
have beautiful location. wherein q
neat brick building has been erected,
TO which an addition is about to be
made, to satisfy the growing wants OF
the institution. 9
How many ornaments to the female
character will come ont Of this lnstltu
ton, in the interesting history of lis
existence remains yet to be seen, and
what would most certainly be the fate
Of the untortunafps within its walls. |
without the parental care Of such an
institution, is very readily conioelured
Here we have, in this society, tie IN
deuiable evidence IT some pydcficuf |
Christianity in this community -sone-
thing more conclusive, aud satisfactory
to the refleoting MUD, phan the mere
fact Of going to church. which is not
only vain in itself. but a "moekory" if
people do not give some other eyi
deuoe OF their religion, than the mere
observance of its forms. No man or
woman may yengoHdblY expect the
promised reward hereafter, who after
locking him Or herself up, in a forced
and unnatural sanctity. wears tho key
Of tho same, strung to n ribbon. guard
ing it with The eye of joalously No
If the expression may be allowed. all
mortals here below must "hang togeth-
or and in consuming fire burn
together. l,acf, man and woman is
responsible for the sin (which is The
result Of misery bat is within his or
her vicinity a strained sancIlmoni
Gus appearance-long prayers. with
thanks 10 the lord for peace and plen-
~, arc Of very little avail, unless some
portion Of the balm Of one, and the SUI
perIlulty Of the other, is bestowed for
the purpose Of dispensing the same
blessings to nclghbors
The Female Orphan Asylum of
Baton Rouge, is an institution that
commcnds itself to every citizen. be
he Jow, OF Gentle. There is no sill
" hlggoiry and fanaicism taught
here sll sectariansm is eschoved. (
and virtue is taught under the
broad banner of unlimited Religious
and the full glare of light
from Heaven. Such charitable insti-
'utlons--basod upon such principles,
are the only true Christian societies
hat should be tolerated in a Repuhli-
ean Government Others arc political
n their ann and object grasping at
power to cnslave the people.
TuE --LATEST CASE or RAprlNG.- ,
One r Dcliye was arrested on We'd |
nesday night, in Laurel street, Fourth t
list riot for nh ,in1t thn s1.irit1nl 1nn | !.
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SAHurL FoorE.-S hakespeare makes
Falstah not only witty, but the cause
of wit in others. and Goldsmith SAID
that no man could be in Calab White
ford's company without catching The
itch for punning. The English Aris-
tophans, as Footto was called was one
of these; and no greater proof can be
gwen Of his comic powers than IN the
following anecdote, related by DR.
Johnson "The first time" said he. II
was in company with Foo'e, was at
Fltzherbert's Having No good opin-
ion Of the fellow, | was resolved not
to be pleased and it is very difficult
to please man against his will. |
went on eating my dinner very suI
|enly, affecting not to mind him, but
the dog became SO irresistably comic,
that ! was obliged to lay down my
knife and fork, throw myself back in
my chair, and fairly laugh it out. Sir,
be was irresistible ~
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FEr lhe question selected for de
bate. OF the lyceum on next Wednes
day is Is man responsible for his re
ligous beliaf2 The society asks The
the attendance Of Clnrgy,neu, md in
vites them orarticipate in the debate,
TIE ORAeoH Patron Seth
David, Fs1r. we have received full
stock Of this vegetable. II seems fully
developed, aud contains the ripe fruit.
As feed for cattle, Mr.. David assures
us that there is nothing more eagerly
sought after by stock, and nothing
seems to agree with them more. 1t
grows without cultivation. and is seem
ingly most fruitful in "vorn out" lands
The Dragon Pea, is worth the the at
tention, of stock raising farmers. if
not our planters themselves.
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rTfEMEuf fn mondAF evening, ~
amusing, though rather pointed pass
aga at arms took place between Re
rprIer Summers and Counselor fleld,
when the case Of fair but f,ai Jennie
f-'eeson was on the fnVfs, md when
tI,u case was closed, and the Recorder
simply fined the accused, the counsel
Or simply protested afEalnst the act as
an outrage on public justice. Having
slept over the matter, the Recorder
took bis seat on the following morning
(yesferdar,) and the counselor took
spiritual cnnsoIa'ion. Eventually IT,
counselor took it into his head to p
TO tIe Recorder, and whom there, he
asked permission - make motion,
leave being granted he launched mt"
y running commentary On what /
was pleaspd to consider the Recorders
illegal oct on the previous evening,
wherenpon the Recorder told him t.
"holJ 90" And 50 The counselor did
hoid. IN n sense different, however
from that intended by Recorder This
brought the blood to the Recorders
faeo, and the ire t. his bile, and bring
ing his knnrEles down hard on the
desk before him, he ordered he coun-
crllor H. be committed TO prison for
contempt If Court
HE Counselor here observed that
since the present Recorder had beer
presiding, the court bad generally
been considered q Legitimate object q.
contempt and then. shaking his fin
ger Mt the Recorder he said, "while
clothed il your little brief aathorit
you my play after this fashion yonr
fantastic tricks, but the time viii com
when ] shall meet you on equal term
and then shall have my revenge, f.
! consider you to be nothing but Is
damned jackass."
A. this juncture the Recorder a.
rupfy adjourned the court, ani
srringing from his magi4teraI tripod
determined to visit the porf
" Counselor with touch Of the II,
Ta/ionis.
The Counselor, observing the ,arii
SAID 4 am ready, but #
you dare 10 lay q hand upon ne, I'll
xiii you as dead a. III - drawing ~
tho yqne time from under bis vest, al
pretty q bull dog as ever drove
piece u cold lead Though a fellow
breal basket.
The police hero n'grrosc1 thc
Rocor'or returned to bis seat, aud the
'onusoIar wa conveyed to prison 10
purge himself d his contempt JIu
ways tho world Uc/fu lGih
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: u,at IT, ,Jo, - oct;n, III H. III,
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of whom, without a dissenting voir,
were delighted viii, The entertain
ment The Young gentlemen AL 81"
quilted Themselves credilnhly, tht
rtizes were distributed. and after tlrt
audience dispersed the young gentle
men raraded some Of Tie p,iucil,a
streets headed by the atneteur band Of
the College.
LEFcurs A few uf the fresh Hun
garians, may now be had Of WaddiFI
e Day, Church street We hope ila'
tho past incidents at the Capital, will
not prejudice vlrinous minds, against
The application Of those distinguished
foreign blood suckers. to their exfretn
tiles. ", lool no heeifencp in recon
mendine tht,n to the favorable consil
Grafton Of Rod Stickors.
Docs In The unequal warfare now
waged against dogs we beg for that
fanily Of cren'iop christian huilaI,
# they must be killed. for the secn,i
" of shlns. and to prevent hydrorho-
hia, Jet lis bospcnk for fhem. the last
rites not denied the common enemy.
LET not their bones whifpn the plain
whilst the vu|ulos feed upon their
losh in the suburbs, where they are
thrown, BY force Of law.
IF The Corporation is unable 10 AZ,
prnrrla'n n few dollars from its su,
plus revenue "a dig a common lli, we
invite the attention If some If our
Yankee neighhors to the fact and at
some future time. will onloaypur TO-
show them the advantages this place
offers, for q goat skin glove manu-
factory,
S1R WILLIAM bpN N HIS Surr
SLEEVES Sir William Don was
Kissed at Iiftshlrp some nights ago,
for having declined 10 take bis meals
At HE table Of The hotel, in cpnpany
with the rest II the guests. Afto,
several demonstrations Of dispeas'rro
~ the part OF tho 'sovereiens., Sir
was permitted to make an OK
pianAlion
clio stated that he had been in the
'nl'el States nearly four yea,s, aud
never before did he receive marx Of
llsappraba'lon from an audience.
lie heard he was charged with being
m alistocraf, and the fact that hn had
aiken his maals in9his own rooms was
tied against him. " any felt hurt hy
bat col,rce he fnlt sorry for il. h1t the
act was, that the weather was warm
md not Wishing toappear ut the table
u his shirt sleeves, he took some po
aions and cold mutton chops in his
Dom. vi ere he could dress a. he pleas F..
d. II there Is ANYTHING pris'ocrafic
n man sitting in his own room, eat
ng mutton and potatoes with his SHIRT
leeves rolled up, be couldn't see
t, and he was panied to think t',at it
,ad given offence 10 others. He
anked the audience for their kindness
n hearing him, and hoped the play
would now be permitted to proceed |
without further interruption
SAMUEL FooTE.- Shakespeare makes
Falstah not only witty, but the cause
# wit in others and Goldsmith SAID |
hat no man could be IN Calab White
ords company without catching the
tch for punnlng. The English Aris-
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TERRIFYING YEARS AGu.-Fron
"rhe Republic weekly Journal
published here thirty two years ago we
find the following statistics, which at
the same time they evlnce progression
in some things. show retrogression in
others At that day, the writer says
there were 257 White families. II
black, l18 private houses. 10 ny,
buildings, ! bank, theatre, (the ruins
Of which have long since disappeared.
The substitute for public amusement.
is q ceok-lolt upper story TO market
and mulisI looking one horse CITY
Haln llail, 1--WE have two jaiIs in one
now , recent police Jury IL its wis
dom, concluded TO imprison TIE Jail
oi's family under the same roof that
oncloRos tie new lnqnisltorlal estab
lishment,l court house, "a usoles os-
Enlistment, since there are not eases
enough to make q court 2 Masonic
Lodges ---one French. ! Catholic
church., printing Offices, and IS stores
and groceries. BY comparison we
may see how much the place has i'm
proved during the past Quarter Of a
century.
IN PrlrnMaN's CAsE-Thc case
Of pr. Peithman whom VIC have here
toforc mentioned as having been i'm
prsonod for fourteen years, has been
discussed in the British Parliment. -
The New York Times snys:
That debate, so far as il goes, con
firms out statement, lord Palmer
ston acknowledged that "a circum-
stance occurred fourteen gears ago,
which led to the commitment of this
gentleman to Bethlehem Hospital or
Bedlam, as it is populary called-and
that he has bern there crey since,
until within a few days past What
the circumstance was, which thus led
to Or Peithmans Imprisonment for
the space of fourteen years. Lord Pal
mersop did not think it worth while
to state. It seems, however. that the
Doctor believes he has some c1aim on
some member Of the Royal family |
and his constant assertion Of that claim,
and the fact that he once sought ad-
mission to the Royal chapel in Buck
ingham Palace--were strangers are
always admitted with ccnsti-
tute the only evidence Of his insanity
and on this plea, without medical ics
timony of any kind, a single iudividu-
al sitting as magistrate in private
room, of his own motion orders him
to be again imprisoned.-Pfcayune
Lysander Thompson, the celebrated
actor Of the York shire characters. died
ist week in New York.
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Tbr lprrklQ Gulnrt
GEORGE A. PIKE,

EnlTUR AND ofRtEToR.
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~ a law on pensions, passed IN
the last night Of the session, ia widow
Of . soldier marries, she looscs her
claim, but if that husband dies, Size
again becomes entitled to her pension
as formerly. THE amount Of the new
act Is, that Whenever the lady is a
widow, the government holds Itself
bound TO protect her. One Notary
public IS now empowered to take an
acknowledgement as well a5 two Jas-
tees Of the Peace. Hereafter, the
testimony taken before a Notary Pub
lie IS Of the same legality as if taken
before commissioner The necessity
for special commissioner, therefore, it,
longer exists.
-
Ez-Governor Kent, Of Maine, and
1000 others have issued call for an
aati-Nebraska Convention to be Leia
at Bangor.
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Lysander Thompson, the celebrated
actor Of the York shire characters. died
is4t week in New York.
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TIE EXPULSION or AMERICAN Orr
IzENs reoH SovoRA-It is stated that
Messrs. Louis Iulseman and WIN. w.
Smelling, who were among the nun
Der Of American citizens lately expell-
c,l 80 uncerimouiou.ly from Sonora
by the Mexican authorities, are now
on their way to Washington, to urge
in the proper quarter their claims to
indemnify for the losses they have sus.
tanned. = is aJIeIg.d .I,ev were en-
gagged IN mining operations, working
their own mines in Sonora, and were
expelled without any charge being
preferred againat them.
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THE LATEST CASE or RAPrlNG -
One r Dcliye was arrested on We'd
nesday night. in Laurel street, Fourth
District, for playing the spiritual me-
dunn to the family Of Mrs. Louisa
Garrett Mrs. G. it appears, has
boon for some time somewhat annoyed
and alarmed by hearing every night
under her housc-which stands up
from the ground several feet---myste
rious noises and rappings. This fact
coming to the ears of Capt. Stick, he
repaired thithcr and stationed himself
50 a. to detect the movements Of Mr..
Medium, who made his appearance at
the usual hour Of ten o'clock at night
hear the hour wherein ghosts do
move about-gs9nd laid unanointed
hands on his mcdiumship and walked
him off to the police office We com
mend this case to the spiritual Tele-
graph - Bn8iet1u.
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II til" rain Is stopped t"i a passenger between
thc above named points, the charge will be mad from
The point Iast passed by the Train. aud charge vii
,,.ass than w'adc-'ive cents in
Passengers w~p 1t" procure Tickets (exrepl th,,.
who take the ars whe,e tickets mt .,I,l.
will be charged by the conductor ten per cent in al
luton TIN, regular "f fare. provided. howrv.,
that ease sh III lie receive. less than ten. nor mar
nn fifty from any passenger any p, inr o.
he road.
Servants vii be required I" have two passes. one t.
r lrii with The Ticket ASent and vi;h the Con,iur
tor which pnsses must be explicit in granting the priv
eee Ia travel the Free .nlnred persnis will he
required produce rher,e papers, they mItl not be
permitted travel an the cars.
May l6-ts THOM SHARP,
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SOUTn-SIDE RAILROAD
ia II 81 9

n
4 iAssG "bh TeA3N OF CAhS erve- rm. d,
a l-pt h. P#i,' spurg ,t,ts ,Hv Sunday * .rcl,f
tI : e. onek. a NJ ar,iv.- B,r,ssi.r nj The
rr't#H nt IN ~, m "a tud Diu,iil" kall-Ruui
. ~ rin h a. ~ e"iIatnIna hyt Rpn,l with Mc--i.
i4e O. Slsat l.. e Ia, Cm1i,dt, Cunt iDus.
II ! tiN C"uu Hs,i... D,nvi,lt. und tirren-bor, e.
'ud arriving Il Fur vile ut 100 connrrii'
'herr win NJ --r-. fingg Caldwell & Co > Stay Lut
nif IT, neibuig.
R.iuti,r tnc t,nin Raves Famv,llc ut ! NJ
40 Bnrhes,lio nj % p. m. ntr,vur g. P,,ets ure
inn Ter The train. itP Moth ~ S.utG con r,lipl
very n"sdnb and FRI In, Witu tle Arp, uatux Rail
Fend with he .pl,5hd slcn <dl,- l,u.nke ,,ld Jnm,
WI tor "-Nmk; Nhrh iea,r Cit, Pour al p
aud ",ets We'lh sdhy pnh steamships III philnd.ph
"hrL have lily P,.ln u tin. sntne hour
e"ts pnl' ming remain Prt.r~Lurs lie. ave,
ieht, rau '"ee' Ia, morni"u t,ain Nn1h At - A. NJ.
The Jnmrs kivrt Bnut- Tor Old Point. Norfolk nm Ba ii
'f'," nj D. NJ, u the ears f'rthe =, mh ~ o'clock
Arrangements hive lcen ma g l,v winch through tick
as i''' w" u ia" s".l'~ns points m"y he Pr'urfd ~
5te ann.xfd tittes:
between P"lers'ure aud Lyn, hhur through IN
hht"en lr'hr+, ...a-.-.--.-.-.. 3 Oh
ii'tw' On Pe,tf- dfg and tle Sweet s llIlr
Sfrng4 tirrough IN I'VE ,ln,s ............-. Q ~
I'elw"en Prteislurp aud " IN sub bur Springs,
Though 10 Two days.. ........... ...... 10 M
Iieiween PHers,ulr Danvul, thrnugh IN TWEEN
,y-i'ur hours ......-...,..... 8 81
Berw en- Petersburg Ger sbur ;, N. G., thr"'
~ two dny-.. -s......... ..... 80. 10 90
li'lwern Petersburg and Sulisl'ur, N .throni
m thfee dhNs.- 1900 II W
u tween Petersburg and Charlotte, ...---.- $is o.
\ freight TAIN l.nves the Pc ers ura DEPOT over,
Mnndas. "Wednesday and Friday npruing ~. g. A. " nn.
iellrn- III, sumo days Any person wishing see III,
'nl's freight "htn freight listhy cnlli,g u or
the A. em at lhr Petersburg Depot
aee3 L. E. J. WALL. Sup,
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
BLACKwOODS MAGAZINE.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-24

tie.F't"tt 'os"' f"H' tf"s"-. h"A''" 81 "a's
furniture
,J.s ,pproprio,efo Second Ckdss.-Boxes. bales
: III teahrrs. shoes. saddery, glass, Palnt~,oil'
~ c, iectunrry.
l. c'ss -. roDilafefo Thud CLASSY iroinia danes
re, liquor b"gg1hg, rope. butter chessri
III =. lur bacco. leather, hides, ynrus cop
e. a, sheet l. IiolIow-~nre, queehs"qre rnstne-
IT are, marble fdrersrd) andothnI neayy ar'Ice,n"
rated in spe, i,.l or fourth ca,s rittes.
r. ayprop7nJe 10 HE Foa,h Class -tluui (ir
-. fice porn. brett fish lard. tuuU und bac.u. (,
-. 5p<es earks,J becswoA, bnes 81 rues ginseng
- rial u bar iron marb e, tundre~,ed) r. l. aud
4 "a ,t1nes mill gearing.
r" :. Ir y. 100 miles. s.oo Fiily pounds. i"
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-24

Horse Mule Suite. Hog, Sheep aud ca vc-, ct
over eight IN NUMBER "iil he carried }rl ela--
Gund-. Tho weiets :" b. eulnled rs fol W. Het
ses, l0Ou i-. Muls 800; BEEF Cutie, 1000; Sloek
10 100 Hos. l5L SHEEP, 100; Calves i25 under
mouths old Lumber ut ~! h1nd-, Coal
be load d and nhl"aded by "hefs, con.iguee#.
One day only Will be allowed "a loud or nplond, u'sies
t'v sIr, iul II, ,"tirinR Whenestr Cat
altered u RENAL nadcti arriving its place IT
ie,tinpfi N, over "a hours unlc.s otherwise agreed
"por, j. VIII be "f the Company al
II. AID rparge ln, 30 pen Cur load la
ri > go per ,iny Tie u.e pftht Gu.
rflDs STA r. Supr't
aug 27-ls Va. \ fen. X. Il.
70 Il pres and hei. COPY.
RATES DE- FREIGHT ON THE
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