Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-28

tumrry: and, have no duuoi, III -. ,rrI' L.,
lnrr,ly sought uf,rr. They must I'LL me mr. Mi.h nr
-: nJ =. ,.Lnr.v,.r thcv 20. | know ni II" business
more. certain of SUCCESS than ni
kind, properly conducted ut R'rhir'.'r or. q con
The manufacture Of Pocket l'%kS .rrJ phiInJrI
siderable number of girls in New York ana lnl'H!'l
,hin II II :. sn;J tho Packet Book makers, III Ne"
York, are the I%andsUmest girls Tia eau o' """u,
perhaps they seek the business under inc PrcSuiiE
ton that some of tho books will be hIlGu = e.. oha,..
Gus youn. men, and that they VIII san" " u" N'
of catching them. lu;ros. &,
girls in New York and all the Northern g gHr H., hn
very profitable employment too. y ~ tha, hr,ncI
or can make her six dollars per "e'k. - ,rorL cr
of trade were extended, it would iurN'sr "ot wa :
large number of frmales, ut good paf' .,i hvsim.ss
sud, also, to be particularly roma VI |i ,,,,,
They doubtless associate with the ln' u lkcif ,"mn'
man Ms the wcarcr, and perhaps hciSc" IN Wv '
nate maiden. :,
Shoc-bindinc too, if large factories were oIcncn Il
Richmond, Norfolk and other points, would require
large number of females. orsiJ.r
Teaching would furnish employment y" ar', !
nblc number Of refined, educated fonnS "nu' c,sL
ought to be, and 10 doubt will he, popular mhu iISr
ionable among Us. If the daughter at inc ireS'icn
of the United States engages herself III leacnn"-' VI.
IL no Young lady should feel herself above suen
pursuit. The average salaries gwen ~ ". ,h;' !. "
mule teachers i'll this city is about S'" II" :, " "m -
be added board and other expenses Ti""'"S " 80,
alcnt 10 800 or sj00 per annurl. Inc mnu s"H",
Virginia ladies alluded to in Il former rnanh"h'c"'nn
from one of the small counties II! lower 'M3,h"' ."N
for Themselves from S3,5M 10 sl'Uoo. mc HounS
ladies Of nll the counties in thu state wo'iih ""hS "rn
here would be half n million made l"r 'hci Wv" NJ
vantage, and to the benefit oi the Ssale' NM NV" W.,t T.
it, too, which now flows into the pockets vi '"e 'o'"
ern abnlitiOnist.
These remarks will apply with cqIai force 10 "nI
young men. They, too, ought 10 Ill III u ''"''
of teachers required in this STATE anu NOT une'
Northern young men To come on here ana lux ~
bread out of their mouths. 1t w"iii pc ~ 800
for many Of our educated and talcrtcu yo"IS nen y
become teachers, than law ycrs and DOCTORS by tGach'
in. they can always earn an honorable NpPoF'' mHere'
Il, il is not so sure, il they embrace el'her ol 'i"S'
professions, thut they Gun do so.
In walking along the streets OF R'ciih"hu, ,hcrc Ut,
numbers of clothing stores 10 be sccii' hllcd VIII
mems and boys wearing apparel. Now, l presume
little or none of these articles are made III ms Si"e
They are the products nf Northern girls, sent on hrr'
| To- be- worn by Southern men. While olir own females
are without, employment, these Northern Slris "re
making handsome wages, the mort Oh WHICH u put
By SOuth,r I'll funds.
1t is high atime that this thing was arrested
Let every Nlrginian who wants n cont, refuse 20 GUY
until Le is satisfied it was made i'll liz own State. lc'
| this be understood and generally practlctd, ana III a
short tilne Virginia houses would be opened sniiic'ch'
To supply every demand.
have named some few of the occupations adapted
10 the females, if they ARE establishes; others wlllsug'
srst themselves, rs the wants at the community re-
qulrc II.
State. Alexandria hns 4G2 more female. than male"
Fredericksburg has 201 more Norfolk has I2O NOR,
females; Petersburg has 81 inorcirmhlcs than males
on the "'Aer nnhu' hlcn1lohI' 10y ma.p",6 "Ia a,;nr r.
ing nave pTepohucruhce oi .nn n'ir H,nah,a :,
is well 10 look To this matter. In the State II. large,
contrary To my expectations, there Isl MINORITY "i
males. l hau supposed ny 'he cni'SIn'lou " W
Young men II h"d l'it Il i"r@e hu'lne! ~ - :" ~
nihtc. but '"o '"S' r'nsuG n"L", 'Hu ~ :. :. ".
Adj ,'Oo whi;e males anu ff"'"o' "h''c ''''''S !" '"
CANA.
The statistics develop inc lhct' 'Iiht iiirrf "'' ''"'o
boys than girls horn, the world over lh'." 'ncl ocIh%
II powerful natural argument III opposition I" Inc
'i|[nion u't'l,"' :" :; ","," ,hn, :; ,Io for,,Ioe
1 "i"N ! nav "'n"' ~ "lP.," ~ .., ,r ,m,
oi onr o"''c' Gu INV" 'lc" "Ile'''p' 10y ~ n m"nL,
useful occupations, 'h"' 'hon1nH"7 VI tnem MT Wv
eagerly engage III INC worn ana ~ "p""i ~
,"ii''ort III" n"PP"ieSs " "a J." -" a. -,
lailnl, VINO arc now dclFiH'u y. ~, -. W. =. VI
the North. u 'lh"iNlA rHn"''"'
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For hr ERgmUtr.
nu rE,,.. T., ,,o Euou;rrr If ,bc llth inst.
oMo rnr,mmmirOtiop Stoned ..Knnawhn," in which
10Y, y. ill.,. 'n;.h .nHm. srvnriiv nm th. members
'm' u iiJm...a ~" wa" ..TL"; h,ve violated rho
vi u hrSt11'"I'". -, ,h,r' nn3J - h,y. i,tI;,,rJ mn injury
rn :" a." moi;,r, md rrns,cri,v nj thr State" He
"P"" -" ~, t;.,".Ir NJ ,En mponIrr. uf the Legislature.
mp" 49,. AZ 49,, ,n,Lo nm uurr,,ria,;nn Ia th,
C,r;n",nm ind OLin Rail RouI. viii .Kanawha' in
r-,, -. q. ,.ln,, ;r,., lprinv rho SpGginn nt ilp iI.DIs-
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report wiz Nv i1,o'nW, ;n ! J.. III -. v,,, ,bi. rn,J
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VIII co'' wien 'hc ulIT"ti ~" '. nns, nLnm,
man W. " II W. "ens nn,'s'' w. " : "I"
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~ y. me- ,nn .ni Up " mnn d., ,,,,, r,.;n - IN.
crc,., wh,n, ,hc next nnr.;Ljrd i. rc.survcvrl, i:
u,mIJ o,.t SIi nan nm orJ thc rrmniuIu- third will
""n n - ., ,,r,,,r ,,;II;nn. d,llnrs. which il
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49, ~ I' ~" :. ,,,",r ,hau III. Rim. ride, tunnel,
hn.;ir. f,mr,rcn shnrtcr nur. ON thc onr-,hir,i rc.sur-
,".,'I H., I'LL ,,I Ito ,u.t rs.;,uutrd mucl, TOO low.
rIy,:Iu ~ : aN, I.n"oL, n,J rnnr .,,r : ar 10 ruuu.
IN t""' l"s.':.c 7"".: " '"",s, -; '%""'
n'ott o'oo" dollars each 'ss ny SOM "'"'D nonu
IMAM me average h,r,ouh' pau ~ !" - ~ o"'
iic' oi inc n'a'c' Inc PTcntnt aen' anu ~ W
lnc H''t": i'"n trt'!us I..i - "".". ' I'r
nine luminous vi wv '" "u""t" T'. a: I'm ill.,
10 c"cn r".HiH, W , -" ~, ,h'' S, "nm NJ Sow ;n'
!" c"ch I'nchuc ,.'~; NJ ", ~ III" "r r;,J nmI van 80
:rcnse /. ,ir'" ,"nmy n a,r ,;,honII. =" ,n" Inn.
iI'r'"S' ~ "hI W ~ ,"n "no"J" :" h,i;a,, ,L",
urea tIhlAlI u"li"'e' i'"'n u" LII" -. '""'
a minority "t the people "l SirGihta are VIKING ~
have Their credit pledged Tor ms increase
II me legislature nhtkS 'n'' L"tSc nPPLop'm'''" I"
benefit the portion l inc Sth'c through "H!Thi' P'sScS'
aud make appropriations 10 "ork' Ill H'i tnc o'her
counties of the State, III the same proportion INC Statc
dobi would be lncrruHci 10 over iour hI""reu 'i'l,."e
ut dollars. Now, nus tho counties through "hich
this rnnd ~ t" pass, ANY stronger ciai'is ,nan ntNer
l"r'r,hs III 'nc o'"'" " "" III 10
innnd und other PORTIONS "i the N'alo VIII pe'ie'i'ttl'
Has not Richmond ana o'hcr portions mn "'Snt ~
brliehitcu ny tli's road hlron.S lc"s'c" o''''''"iIy
upon the treasury OF inc S'aic' "
"hanawh"' speaking :" ,H4nta''".' ".te nn',nS
gLvrn assurances Z" hcntucky, VA" an" o'nrt nIn'es
VI " 'i'''I llIihil' Nl"f'h. ~ my 49, .
W"rk' refused Pns'N'n! i,t VIM, "u;o" -, ~; I"
T TI r. .'nke nHi W." ', GGdrn"p' i" hnr nrnn,;.
sc- and undertakings, making herself liable 10 be
sued by the contractors ana o'n'rS ~ ~. L'"'e, WV nv
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