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Dlsen.sarp.IPhilip ha-elf and August Cre.. ~ero
sauting and beating Conrad Hefn.ys and hi. VII. 60
phia. - $500
The Testimony Of the complainant Conrad, was. that
oeng attacked oy boarder OF his named Smith, who hav.
ing expressed dissatisfaction at the treatment
MS house VA ordered to settle up and quit the
particularly Cross, aided him aud struck tho vitp.s, r
u chair. ~
1t was proven however, by other wne .la,,ed nm
the side oi the deiencc that enage himself was tho sg
,ressor aud provoked tho assault %
The parties were discharged.
This case was unusually proraced owing 10 tho fact
that lawyers were engaged Ia it. They would fan make il
appear big Affair." when in truth the most frivolous
that Ills Honor has been called upon to for
time '
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An 0LD 0YyKSDER.-Clintou James IN, man M xbo..
house the assault committed upon Woodson was sum.
moned before tho Mayor yesterday for selling arden,
spirits without license to be drank whore sold.
came out in the the In the pre
coed ng matter that tho hegerants drsuk brandy and
porter at his house, aud hence this proceeding
him.
He was up frequently before for similar offences and
though punished by stripes aud heavily 6ned for his oh
stnate persistence in tho traffic, he still continued to car
~ Il on.
Tue coored witnesses concerned in the assault case tes-
tilted tn the drinking OF ardent liquors at this house AT
different times within twelve months past aud his Honor
being satsed by other as the
ance oil decanter glasses &c, in the bar ROOM the
Illicit traffic was still carried on, ordered him twenty
i've"
His counsel Mr.. Glmcr, having assured the Mayor tina,
the concern would DO broken up forthwith If he was lie,
oil this time. The continued till to day
The object Of this continuance WAS doubtless to
the fellow to sossu up The punishment will be certain il
the promise made Is not fulfilled to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

uSrPxEcrrD VIsir.-Ths Petersburg ARTILLERY arrived
here quite unpectedy half past 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, on their way to fredericksburg to visit the
Guards in compliance with invitation from that corps
None Of our volunteer corps had the least inmstou of
this movement, aud were, nscquence totally un.
prepared to give them proper reception. The Young
Guard, however, with comnendable promptntss soon
raied and after lapse Of not than hour from
the Time that they first received information of the
rival Of the Artillery. waited them aud soon hand
some collation. Was prepared at their Armory OF
18th aud Bank streets, where the whole party
After parihkng Of u snack, they proceeded upon n pa.
rade through the city, in which tho Eaglo Iuautry took
part
At three o'clock, they entertained at the Amer
HOTEL 10 sumptuous dinner the guests Of these two
gallant corps Having spent agreeable hours
ut tho festive board they again resumed parae aud
marched TO the Fair Of the Mechanics Institute at Cor
inthan Hail. where they lcss agreeaby
ed IN admrng the various exquisite productions of mi
there exhibited. From this, they marched tho depot
on Broad street, when the Artillery left to make then
intended visit.
Considering the short time afforded for preparations
owing to tho pec,ed advent Of corps the reccp
ton WAS truly creditabe those who engaged in IT, Ii
TACT, We could not expect much better res I with III,
advantages which more limo for preparation would afford
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Two ALL rknso,s iNDsB TED To ). u, sIEGAI.-lnr
Trustees her by notify that al deb
remaining unpsid the c,t OF eeeaL.r put
In anti THE TRUs GEES J. b. SrEGAL.
noll-6t
SUrERIOH sTkTI0NERY.-JANE5w O OBI IUsE HI. Iat c.
- received large aud full stock Stationery embrsc ng
article rrauir by MeEchant Clerks Engueers
Among which Is assortment OF Eng Letter Paper
ported by the subscriber direct from the usnufsctory mol"
GUINNESS COHESIVE have r sale seserA, nnet toned
Chinese Gongs. Dinner and Tea Be IL,
knife shsrpeners with bel attached Door Bells
the Hcusekeeper's Emporium.
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ENOh HDeTON-The nne fast.saiing tchr. JOHN
- HARD, O,psin smh, having the bulk her tJtSA
dispatch. .SSGAfS
For balance Of cargo, apply to
no10 pANRrN 4 p.puru
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NPPRENTICE WSNTsD.-A youth between Is and
years. Of good moral character and who
Iel cana IN linn LII Nlre
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JhivaT& Library AT AUCrI0N.-on FRIDAY, Nov.
nth, shall sell auction, the Library OF
gentleman incudiog Lo and Miscellaneous Boots
iion rich in such authors S~ Addison, Steele BURKE
ali the later distinguished be
found the Virgins Reports, Dsvie Criminal Law kc Ac Also
Works Architecture numbers
= my store on wedne sday, 18th instant.
ELIAS HALE, Auetioaeer Ard Commission Merchant,
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uNOH NEW SOHK.-The One fast railing schooner
oNATlVA, Captain saningtop, having the M I'm
OF her cargo engaged and going board will sail with ~
uispatch balance freight,
100
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LOCAL NEWs.

c....o, c,,,rx.,,xc. -yyh,,.- !, ..,,,.-.
sraMo. e,AeuhnASSn- ehe senuemsn named
Hoos.. - ~, W. r.. r.sis. S g.. county
eSssses ,' r. ~. rns.ho n;o's. xao suee',
h.,ons,r, :" ,hs ss,.h,,.hm.n, ,.S,..a N. po.ss
os'onses 20 .ns 81. S'osmed e,n mat tso
men mao en'eleu a's ea.I!a, Sn,en s front the
s,'s Th o."s. =. oap. .s,st =, "u u,.O osn
,n,n.. and ..sIn, ,hst the, hss ,.r,rS ,hs ,"nas
49,, .na AZ Nan s.rscI lssaiu. ,a ~ w
.".S ~. -. -, ia =, ,..,sns esso
IJpon. gaining tho hsirut i~mcdi.tei, .ho,o ,ho
opoA s..u."s .u' "sN :, n"'nIey .oo'o 'no
"sscS' NC o"sef'eu ."o es.JAh oaeaeu up 10 vessel
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Mr.. wise aud hi, brethren.


writer IN the hLd"'nsr 81 rss'erdy commences
series Of articles rhe Services aud tho claims Of Henry
A. Wise Tho editor of the endorses him a Au
III, t., .,-.,,.. :, -, =, . - -, a.. e..
' "'''' pAe"0eu ""a 'ne Peu' "'' "'A"'"" " AMY
never aggaru IN rsnao'o anu e'he'en' aoofS o' No
cause OF Democracy, and ono who drank his Demo-
crscy In at ito pure fountains"
wh,. ,,,o n, Wiz. ,,o,, ,,,.,,;,,,,v
p ~ " Nv ~ -
ana PROMISE 70 snow him up win sSenseanee Inc winter
devotes his first arcla Of the series touching Up the
D.moc,.cxs,uh quotations from, IN. s,c.ch ia.
,,,., \, ~ W.. T., ., n.,,,, ,s,
" A'' "''o III N'"s''S'' ''N.''.' '"' '',
1885, on tho farewell annual message of President jack
The ouotatops when considered in connection with N
W., -, -. N ,,,,, ~.
P' ~ " : ' ~ p
torth A. u win conhdent assurance OF S"hng ~ the
AcconAc orator. We have only room to publish the fol-
lowing gem from this prc.t anti speecb FIR thu
amusement Of o,- readers
"hN u w lne icora a. wen as tue last annual
message Wn'ch Andrew JACKSON ever wrote had like
To nave sau ever se TO oo'h Houses oil Congress- ls
variety ahu esousm -" Pyan "WoeTfsy dnd solemn
MoeNpy " TUG soou man suPPheA'ons 10 the Supreme
Ruler o, inc uSerse-s sopaisiesi nonsense, showing
its uuPney W IoreSn power, anu Sonecahng It's real
Pvss "o "" "u eaptd"a"", addressed 10
most shameless attacks upon the currency for the vile
1920 tp. - 49, ~ 80, ; o ". peo"e mnos-,ts
CURRENCY banks OF deposte and fnsncoi,s cIeeonssr
ing-coutnualy hsrpins upon institution dead in fact
anu thrice "ounJeI since 9esa-,s OF repeated hom''y
Sssts. " and ia unblusbins recommcnd.on -;
breath of nearly half one hundred bad and irresponsible
bAnks-its disingenous attempts reconcile claruy
President on the deposit. mud ds
button messures-ts pitiful apologies for tho dis
grace Of our arms by OsceolsNits bold recon-
mends,on of increase standing amy-its unjust
attempt to csnsure the errors aud bluude on
the ITSELF upon tho shoulders OF an innocent
State officer then calling for an appropriation to re.
pair errors which, ssys no, those Of this
roy fall A uato nal mil
cd in humanity towards ludansits reiterated csucal
recommendation Of an amendment oil the Constitution
to the election Of President, which be
carried into effect by the party be any thing
than topic with which To prejudice the peoples minds
against an election by the iouse-its impusnt boass OF
the intelligence aud patriotism OF the SUCCESSOR whom Ex-
ecutive patronage and dctsou have succeeded in elect
ng--its shallow political cconomy-its Gemagogusp. its
OF vile deception and humbuggety-raukIng venom
of party spirit-it miserable rhetoric sinking below c
cism-its groveg moral scntment-its want all
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- MOrtkts,' BiskAsr tax,rt,- -rhr,. cloth. 49,
nov attained an established reputation ardns only per
feet protection against o,hsrs A.
niction 0ArHlasp BREAST.
Mothers should bear mind that arc not
u cure the breast when ren they
70 prevent this catastrophe which certainly will
Moiher' therefore, Who
,.sn breast, should no, walt m they send for
oa ss. ssy %
cause snd, The ssss;, .o and p,s and restore ,hs
and avoids the possibility Of {. q ArHsssp nss.sr.
eSnsr. -s.rnx these cloth, dsns period Al
Nc Ia. S- ., T d s in. . and A.,
Value ,ns sy re- h. hsy are esteemed of
They perfectly wear and leave no soil upon
i rsmi.t.eSe OF 100 accompanied 10 worth
Ss uns By mail of
sell, 1OiS %A: :,,.. ss, Retail
tO Pull direction, applying these Cloths, Will aesSmran
respectfully attend my Anctian sale Of ii;,t1s ~
.try and f.ny G,a a. my Sales Room this Eysnns at
Aue,'r and co@~i,on Merchant, i0s Main street.
ACnANt:E I'D MAKE MONEY!
PRofrAHLE AsD HONORABLE EuPLoYMsSrll
s to Of s n s.s%s al agent x s,es county
~ he ,s,,e and s. like aeep
employed s ..s s ina. sum- s.s,, Il 0T F
"'A"'' s''' Dc give" ny addressing 'r"''rss paid
-9io-w9 Boz col. rhl,delphi,. P,. POS, oms..
THE AIT on DNNCINI:
WAS a. McENOY has tho honor OF again IA.
" citizens Of Richmond tina, h. will
course Of in,trne,en In the above
the nc~ CoFinthan Hail. Thu sI,y
teTn"on, December Ith, At "eck Young ladies' and
and for gentlemen the evening OF the
Dir. ~ will have associated with him Mr. L. w.R.acr v-n.
VINO has taught successfully West and whose
style Of tea hing 10 the
The dances, Li J.isordn Gdii,a cAosrhe will be
introduced this $3.50
The adir misses masters class will meet every
Thurs afternoon At ooct Saturday nornngs az IoE
O'Clock. The on Thursday and TUE,
day evenings at IN O'Clock.
Bat OF lessons will be given Term, 80 All per-
ns children, should do during shoo As
pupils will be taken after the school
sion ten days. noIi-st
a NEW DIR &c TONY OF IIIC11IIONO, !. i.
for Ills service. in preparing Directory Of the city Rnhmopd
to be issued about the LIST Of January 1855
statistics informaton As viii give the puSs AZ
accurate aud useful work.
Business houses desiring advertise In the Directory will
please hand their Advertisements to Mr. PAsan upon
IN sm In person.
All bills for advertisements and copies mus, be
paid to my order Wa. A. BUFFERS, Publisher,
noll Isl Mai
DnIvsTE LIBRARY At ATCTI0N.-on FRIDAY, Now
Il 'th shall sell auction the Library Of
gentleman, include Lf,o Miscellaneous oec.
,on rich in such authors su Addison Steele, BURKE
found the Virgins Reports Dsve' Criminal Law,
Works Architecture In numbers Catalogues
at store on Wedne sdsy, 18th instant.
ELIAS HALE, Auetoaeer Ard Commission Merchant,
noil-et LOG Main street.
rlNO ALL Pkii-ON INDEB rED TO J. H. % EGAI--fnr
Trustees her by notify that al deb due Mr.
remaining unpzid rsf Of eenLsr he
| in anti THE TRUST TEES or J. b. SrEGAL.
| noil-6t
S,UrEnIOH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0 OBI 5UsE h., late.
= received large aud full stock Of Stationary emtrac
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1916

~
During the year. eight persons were executed. An
were male, and convicted Of murders Of an ngra-
vated character One for the numbering Of aged couple
iof the purpose OF puoderUg their dwelling Ons fof
the murder Of aged female during the hour OF divine
service, and plunderng tho In her charge
two for murder and robbery under circumstances showing
great premedi,aton; two for the murder Of their
wives; ono for tile murder OF female with whom no
lived and for murder, tho only apparent motive ~
which vas revenge.
The continued increase In tho proportion Of femaies
was the subject OF particular remark in the tables for the
year 1852 The increase has been usually large In 1855
the proportion In that year having risen from 1851 TO 20
females TO 100 males while twenty years since
only females 70 the 100 males Indeed the decrease
OF lS per cent. 10 the commtmen In 853 stands thus
" shown with respect 10 the sexes Of thoso committed:
males, decrease 40 per cent; females, increase ss per
cent.
RDvAoEs oT CHoLERA.-Tt Is estimated that since the
year 1917 the cholera has swept or fifty millions OF the
worlds inhabitants II has done its direul work every
where tho borders Of the white sea, the slopes Of
the Himmsehs and the sands OF Arabia In 1919 II
passed In silence aud safety by city which stood upon
the plain where s raSages expected but csmbered
up rugged rock TO invade the citadel OF Juagurth 10
India, which is built upon Isolated rock at height OF
1000 feet above the plain
hessrs. Ashe, Brsgg and Shaw, OF v. g., Democrats,
being invited TO dinner 10 be given TO Mr. Kerr, Whg
OF the same State, reply complimentng Mr.. Kerr for
his course 10 Congress- 10 defence OF the South. aud 10
supporting the Nebraska BILL Me-. Ashe proposes " The
Union OF the South for tho sake Of the South" Wben-
proposed in defence Of the just rights
OF tho South sgains. Northern aggrc ssons the South
will be uniteJ.-AleI. Gazette.
The Union declare, that tho Democratic purity was
DEFIANT than the present moment goes
on TO say that dsi this hst, and the other. We'll,
shall SOS what comes OF all this d.fanoe.-Ib.
THs WrNnrs During the past week has been winter
hke-cod-bu, quite clear and pleasant there are now
strong indications that we will have snow
harrisburg Gazette, Nov. 8.
The Mannsscs Gap Railroad IL completed, aud the
are running as st'ssburs The Rockingham Regis
tor speaks high OF the In which the rosd
IL built.--Ib h
WiscHssrrs Asp sPoToxAo sRiiLR3AD.--Ths yearly
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Winchester AMI Poto
railroad was held at Winchester on Saturday last
The old officers were 70 elected.-fb.
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HISOh sAyANNin, GA.-The superior fa.t sailing
= sehr. LEWIS LsH Captain Eaton. being I'm
ready TO receive freight for FtS
bulk OF from 200 to 400 pack to complete
nolO Applv To RANKIN n p,Uxrn
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NrEyy uEDIC:L PUnI.ICATI1,Ns.- Tne phi

ny Tor it. purposes. ALEX. DUDLEY,
NEW MEDICAL PUnLICATIONs.T The Prime:
~ pies Of Comparative yooEy by lillian Carpenter
revised and i'm oved by the author with over 500
Bu, man, Principle. veEetanr Pysoosy-a
ora, .,i,r the Functions aud Of Lille
Hum Kro~ce. with o' ensravuE, In royal
Principal pom. Of the Teeth.
on sfI Sn% Hair %
az, M,S cement u, E,mmas Wilson author d Diseases
visa ndon editor with lua'ions In ono neat vOlame
Bennett The pathcogy and Pulmonary
sao.. aud ." the I alton Of r.ynse, is,ynsea
In one handsome ocav" ume, with beaatu wood cut.
Primary se ,S .u% sn,iis .Isn
nl.sas, gi The Lang: and s,r See nd American
Gh Gaisersa Po%al,y second edition. ,ho'cnshy
as" ahd hands ne octave volume Of 800 double
Meis. Women Her Dsepes and Their Remede,-rhird
aud Improved edition. In QUO large beautifully printed
90 nosam,, Handbook Of Chemistry Prae,
cal Technical In one large octave volume OF Coz with
Eoh.ea sorgery. with Note. and Addition. by American
large and ani.one octave Of nearly 300 printed
pages; For sal" ,,o,,,., uoo,,u-.,
NiNL GIs:Ams bay. jus. received 10. o.
MOI, FoRorll. l.DD . CO. 70, pS; p, : Y, :.
G sAs .m r., trEFs Pace
e. = ; 3: ..: ,.. ~
non rOH0SIl' lAhD (. CO. b RR; sis street.
FAHnEEs OF yIHGINIA.
; Ely A.. ,ss
maid mules, ,h.sp fe. dog We
say to '0' and We s'''PTI I ma S Il say use our
And will Ind - to malignant. a. w.iia. tho
snpis'i Sore that mars the form Of beast
with ofdn.ry c... only necessary apply the Oil on
G fever @ small 10 cool Il. cod Ponce onss
8: Sss.s.. OIL o. css s.'s
No .t 70 cold moisture. prc. 20 cents and
be ''' r'' ., a, r. for
p,. GDs Velvet .o s1s S
'Asf for youths 'o" to WI T'f ia Fl saTu It,
&c G9 b 1r 4, !, r. .ys G.si
""''' vi" T GT " the ready 'H' Wv ca IA SHIN M.'
s@d ss VIC. fal N21' ka ss!
Pine no BED Blankets Porch '' vi" a iiss f
6iARPETs AVID nU9s-Ju,. received, Tapestry and low
moi, priced Carpets 'i'' handsome Rag; u.srw,tt CO.
| WAND WIDE yELyEI5-Bisef and ooiored Yard wid.
nsn oHARrwELL 90
| L,NGLIsH fIiNh TEA sETs-Gold warranted to
- ,,snd-The largest s,,o,tmen, and variety ot,,yls' and
| log warrant ed TO stand.
| --iIso,-
English and French Dinner Bets.
Pressed and p al o q. ws. Of 90 a..,o,
| 700 ' WIN. " BUrLER,
oc80 10 Main Nre,t
G sss lIsrS'0 sides S &; az ALLEN 60.
| SP0HTING AND BLAsTING PowDEh.-isOo
nos $3.50. Davenport, ALLEN . 90.
M d, i"i'iarW = fdississ IsDSs 20.
| fllURPENTINE.-iobeis icr .,le by
noe Druggists, " hain d,
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EoK IosTSA;3EIIsT ynssEl.-elcNuol

II AND BOSTON LINE UF IA HEETSNThe IN
superior i,ssilng schooner VIRGINIA PRICE, Capt iii
Leonard Chase having portion Of her
and going on board will sail with all possible Dispatch
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

Rr ORGANizLrios or 1nE NATIONAL VINES or Ngw
foRx-The following letter is published in the New Yok
papers An address to the Wings is also stated has
been prepared. and will bo Issued Immediately after the
election whatever may he the result:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-11

rINHE sUBsoRIBERs respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they at ali times keep VA.
hand for sale, Of fasbonabI,
Gold and Silver WATCHES Of English and French
which all regulated and warranted TO keep time two
Our stock Of hne Jewely very extensive We also keep sptc
enabling
sight 10 dcut 10 suit with speetaclss Particular attention
paid repairing and guating watches by ourselves,
any other repairing
any style o. Jsw.rv Is executed for BY reliable
experienced wortmen sangerf visiting the city and wanting
any article In our line will Ind to their nteret call and in
Every article sold establishment
the
should pecbance than e
received for II will he cheeuy refunded We ,ndeavor
give satisfaction 10 all who deal with and latter ourselves that
have thus far succeeded In doing gve
that efforts In that will be unrrngy eontnued
HYERs 4 JAIME, fbH Main street,
Hsu Of Illuminated Obey
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SOAP STONE GRIDDLto-To bake CAIss without Ihr smell
OF oreae and Will give nne brown color;
Turner's ke., for sale BY
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opck on RICHMOND FIRE hssocI.
November lst, 1854. (
Alta Meeting Of the Board Directors held this date
JAMES Cnlse unanimously elected President
mont Fire Articulation, vice James Bosher, deed.
By order Of the Board ofDirectors,
motif mo H. RO3u.R
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nolO No 10 p.ari
toACn AND PLoUGH BOl!Ts.-oar assortment OF Coach
~ and Plough Bolts very Large complete and M
which We Invite the stt-nton oftiose in
-, SMITH e ROBERTS,
holO No PcaIlA irr.
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INon NonFoLK Ann ponrsMnITII"'~ !.

3FV1
IHdLL-The beautiful aud fav,rite Stramboa sSkekzsAse
AUdUsrA Captain william o. smith, her place on
the Line Monday October s0h The running connie
ton with the Augustus will Pc
ot every Mon:ay Wednesday and Friday morning. o'clock
Returning the Augusta will DAYS
At on NJ touching at all the Landings river 90
ing returning.
Pare between Richmond and Norfolk s9HO
Children over o. and not over IL Of age. half price
Servants through. ........,.. ........ so
70 any point on the River .....
Meals teaeh).
do do Tor Chidlrn and Servants.
oraO run
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UIyOH stOTTsyHI.R, LyNtIiBUHG, -
- LNlNarON AND BUCIIANAN-MAILQ
LINE UR PACKET nOATS

Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday FRIDAY, al NJ,
arrive 10 seoiisvis next day at ~ NJ In Iyncig NJ
and Buchanan at q y. n.
Returning leave Buchanan Al A. NJ and Iynchburg H.
Ine.daJ rhuris and Saturday, and arrive Richmond 2nd
A. NJ at connecting with
Going and returning lines OF
Yamyilr at New Canton for Rockingham Courthouse
Vile for Charlottesville aud North River with
the mail boats only
BOYD. EDMOND DAyyNpOnT
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4 % sSsNIs yTWcrs sINs OF %H,H ,,.

81 PAUkETS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND Es ~. ID
NEW CANTON. OUR large and
New Packet Boat FARMER having been Completed
annng nAf LINE between this city and New Canton The
FARMER Capt W. husrOKn Jr
and comfortable boats the every
nience comfort.
The PLouGrBOY will leave RICHMOND every Monday We'd
nesday. aud Friday Mt NJ arriving atlNEw CANTON nj
~ Reurnng-win leave NEW CANTON very Tuesday
day and s,p,ay a, Nj and arrive at RionMosD " srM
and saturday at NJ and arrive NEW CANTON every
day. wednesday aud Prday,at NJ aud arrive RICH
homD ny II M CROUCH toOPfR.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-04-05
.Destinv of China.

DR.. Bowring, the eminent Eastern trav-
eler, in lecture lately delivered in Lon
don, on the eve Of his departure for the
East. took occasion 10 say that, in his
opinion, the Emperor of China, was des.
tined 10 fulfil great mission. by the emil
grafton that was now going on from thence
throughout all the Eastern nations. Such
was the over population Of China, that
there was not a foot Of it scarcely but was
cultivated. Such was the over. population.
in fact, that notwithstanding the most vic.
lent interdicts against emigf alton, its many
surplus streams were overfiowing the coun-
tries OF the East. In the Island of Java
he found $4,000, in the Islands of the In.
dian Archipelago there were not less than
20 600; whilst in San Francisco there had
been settled $4,000 more, and great nun
bers were emigraling to Australia. and the
Islands Of Polynesia, or wherever there
was field of labor open to them. 1t ap-
peared 10 be a law Of Providence that the
superior races OF mankind should supplanl
the inErior. and we saw in the progress oil
time the inhabitants OF the West India
Islands swept away, that the Anglo Saxon
population was invading and. removing
he would not say destro ying) the red In
dian tribes Of America. So the Chinese
race was setting aside The Malay in the
same way that they (.he Malay's) had sci
aside the Dyaks.
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statistics of the o. s. Navy.

I;befe are 68 captains in the United
States navy. now living, who have been
eonpected with il on an average of A
Ueers sach-non less than Al years; and
6heix average total pay during that time
Was each about 3 1877 800 for the whole pc,
Rod. There are also 81 commanders,
syb1 average . service of 324 years each,
md none less than 80 years, and their av-
erage total pay is each about SIC, 800. OF
the captains SO, Of the commanders 40,
WORE appointed from the free States, and
- and 48. respecsively, from the slave
States. Total; sea service ofc6ptains and
soornmandsrss2.3 .341 years s months; shore
sluEysIs2 s261 years; unemployed. 2 .648 years
II fionah; how long in service, $3.50 years
Is smohihs; total pay for sea service, 81
DeE683; total pay for shore duty, $3.-
$4,000; aotal pay while unemployed, $5.-
s6oe sos; toial pay for whole term of ser.
svice. 8 Is, ,l78, ,794. sss.s e ssIs =